Money matters and stock scene quiet in Boston market
The Boston money market remains quiet with banks well supplied for loans. Mercantile paper and collateral loans show modest rates. government securities slip as western railroad shares fluctuate. Union Pacific and Mexican Central bonds move amid earnings data and tunnel bill discussions. Local telephone output rises with orders from American Bell and a Western Union controlled firm.
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Boston
New York
London
Paris
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Connorion Valley
Wisconsin Central
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Flint
Pere Marquette
Louisiana
Missouri River
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Company
Treasury
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Troy
Greenfield
England
el Paso
Chihuahua
American Bell Telephone
Currier Telephone Bell Company
Lowell
American Bell Company of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dividends Declared By Banks and Companies
First National Bank of Chelsea pays 3 per share on July 2. Union Market National Bank offers 3 percent, payable July 1. Granite Railway Company declares 83 per share. Southern Ohio Coal and Iron Company mortgage bonds coupons due July 1 paid at George William Ballou & Co Boston office. Lawrence Duck Company declares semiannual 4 percent dividend. Stock orders executed at Richardson Hill & Co Boston New York Private wire to NY Philadelphia Baltimore. Daily stock quotations available at No 40 Water Street.
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First National Bank of
Chelsea
Union Market National Bank
Granite Railway Company
Southern Ohio Coal and Iron Company
Une
George William Ballou & Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
Lawrence Duck Company
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food CO
Miss B
Fothergill
Sonora
J Wilson
Mexico
American Cyclopedia
Peru
New England
H. Co. Curtis
Exchange Place
Mass
New England Mortgage Security Company
LMP
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Henry F. Spencer
Pemberton Square
Edwin It
Abbot
Highland Street Railway CO
Cage St. Railway Co
Highland Street Railway Company
National Rockland Bank
Samuel Little
Union Pacific Railway Co
Charles River R R Horse Co
Blackstone National Bank
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Concord Rk
Butchers
Norway Plains Manufactring Co
Boston, Concora and
Springfield
New England Mortgage Security Co
Boston and
Maine
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Leavenworth
Topeka
Sears Waters
Ateh
Union Pacific
Rys
Kaze
M L
Loos Manufacturing Co
Washington Mills
Boston and Arizona Smelting Co
Haverhill
New Hampshire
Cincinna
St Louis
China Mutual
Surance
India Mutual
Southwestern Telenereghh and Telephone Co
National 1 Telephone Company
Washo
National Bell Telephone Co
Erie Telephone and Telen Co
Laem
Rapids and Missour River
Cheleen Gas Light
California
Southern
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
Chicago
Wall Street Notes Foreign and Domestic Markets Mixed
New York reports a firm close after a heavy afternoon. Prices rose 4 to 11 in late trading on rail and other stocks. Commodities show 2 to 5 percent gains in select credits while bond prices swing with rail and canal issues. Transactions total 209 000 shares with notable activity in Lake Shore Denver and Rio Grande and Jersey Central.
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New York
New York Central
Lake Shore
Jersey Central
Denver and
Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Reading
Wabashes
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern
New Orleans
Pacific
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Bloomington
Western
Richmond
Allegheny
Lakeshore
Michigan Central
Denver
Union Pacific
Shorts
New Jersey Central
Commissioner Field
Lake Erie
Europe
Alton
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Hannibal
Manhattan Beach
Allegheney
Oregon
Colorado
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Sonora Consolidated
The
Stock Exchange
Oor Tena Amt
Lo’st
Denver & Rio G
Han, & St
Manhattan
Memphis& W
New Jersey
Stig
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Pee
Peoria
Dec. & KE
Milwaukee &St.p
St.l
Canada Pa
Wabash
Oregon T.co
Roca. & Pitts
Market Report on Grain and Dairy Prices and Stocks
Daily inspection shows mixed grain activity with 86 cars traded and oats and corn demand steady. Dairy markets in New York and Boston show butter and cheese prices firm or weak with overall quiet trade and large weekly exports.
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Commercial Exchange
Grain and commodity prices drift in steady but dull market
Wheat and flour hold ground with rumors of a good harvest pulling back prices. Corn and oats show little movement as traders remain indecisive. Butter cheese and eggs stay firm with cautious buying, while potatoes, beans, onions, watermelons, and dried fruits enter a quiet trade with varied quotes. Provisions list Boston pork and lard at $20.
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Roller
Illinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Ilinois
Choice Creamery
Western Choice
Northern
Vermont
St. Albans
Maine
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Bermuda
Georgia
Western
Canada
Faneuil Hall
Ill
Pressenham
R. L
Florida
Hamburg
Tyo
Lex Erel
Ey Kit
New Orleans
Minnesota
Seers
Ugus
Forge
Martinique
South America
Pennsylvania
State
Liverpool
Tmsteady
Chicago
Angus
Servine
Lac
Aea
Deta
Milwaukee
Commercial Bulletin
Gattle
Toledo
Cincinnati
Vast Atlantic cargo manifests report numerous goods
From Liverpool to Charlottetown, St Thomas and Sydney ships list large cargoes including cotton, cheese, leather, hardware, beef, flour, and oil. The schooners Royal Home, Spring Bird, Nina Page, and the brig Sullivan carry cornmeal, beer, lumber, meats, and miscellaneous supplies across ports in Canada and the Atlantic.
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Liverpool
Eng
Batavia
Charlottetown
Pei
Royal Home
ST Thomas
Sydney
Pubnico
Nina Page
Historic freight totals from multiple railroads and ships
Receipts detail cargo volumes across lines including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and sea routes. Items include wool, cotton, flour, corn, oats, beef, butter, cheese, eggs, hay, lumber, leather, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, and potatoes with counts in bales, bushels, cases, boxes, and rolls.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Yeenery and
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Essen
Des
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 26
The table lists June 26 receipts of staple goods from all shipment points versus last year. It covers Cotton, Wool, Flour, Butter, Cornmeal, Cheese, Oats, Eggs, Wheat, Apples, Barley, Potatoes, Hay, Tallow, Leather, Beef, Hams, Hides, Dry Hides, Bacon, Skins, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, and related measures, noting year over year changes for 1883 and 1882.
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Pori Aa
Athanas
Tor
Dorce
Trade and commodity notes from Liverpool market
Receipts of wheat for three days total 220 000 centais with 164 000 from American sources. Cotton markets show dull trading in Upland and Orleans at 5 11 16d to 5 13 16d with 7 000 bales traded for speculation and export. Futures for cotton move slowly with August September around 5 49 64d and nearer months at 5 47 64d. American ales quoted at 875 150 Ales.
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Liverpool
Aioe
Manchester
New York
Consolidated Daily Reports
Orleans
Paul Se
Cotton Markets Open With Mixed Signals Across Ports
Cotton futures show steady to dull trading across New York, Philadelphia, and southern ports. Receipts rise in New York while export demand lags, with market softness noted in several regions and midsession price adjustments across key blends.
Court term opens with Newton clergyman prayer
At the June term Judge Nelson presided Rev Dr Stebbins of Newton led prayer The grand jury was empaneled with Oliver Goodnow of axton as foreman The jury will report today and traverse jurors are expected July 10 with light business anticipated.
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Stebbins
Newton
Oliver Goodnow
Axton
Multiple City Court Actions Include Drunkness and Theft
June 26 proceedings before Judge Forsaith. Julia Smith jailed one year for nightwalking. Mary A. Smith held $100 for July 3 assault trial. Julia Ford jailed one year for drunkenness. Nellie Lawrence alias Elizabeth Murphy jailed one year for drunkenness. Andrew Howard and John Regan held $500 each for June 30 trial. John Quinn fined $10 for stealing a ride. Larceny, other counts, and felonious assault hearings set with varied bail. Brighton and Highlands courts hear additional cases with arrests and fines.
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Forsaith
Julia Smith
Womens
Mary A. Smith
Julia Ford
House of Industry
Nellie Lawrence
Elizabeth Murphy
House of Correction
Andrew Howard
John Reagan
John Quinn
John McMahon
William H. Miller
John Smith
Highlands Court
John Kelly
Railroads plan entrance to Indianapolis via Lackawanna route
Arrangements progress for Lackawanna to gain entry to Indianapolis via Chicago & Indianapolis line. East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway applies to list 13 million in common stock and 3 million in preferred stock with 10 million 6 per cent mortgage bonds. Several roads announce agreement to restore passenger rates after July 1 1883.
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Lackawanna
Indianapolis
Chicago & Indianapolis
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Wabash
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Louisville & Nashville
St. Louis
San Francisco
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Jeffersonville
Madison & Indiana
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Bee Line
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Ohio & Mississippi
Fort Wayne
Marriages in Boston Area From June Weddings
Notices record three marriage banns or ceremonies in Boston area towns. Rev cooke officiated at a union of Thomas Balfar and Mary A Atwood in Boston. Rev Hamilton joined David Parker to Margaret Stuart on June 23, and Rev Webb united Edward H Williams Jr of Bethlehem PA to Jennie Olive Bemis in Boston Highlands on June 19.
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Balfar
Atwood
Boston
Oy Cooke
Thomas Balfar
Mary A Atwood
Parker—Stuart
J W Hamilton
David Parker
Margaret Stuart
Williams—Bemis
Boston Highlands
E & Webb
Edward H Williams, Jr
Bethlehem
Jennie Olive Bemis
Deaths in Concord and nearby Massachusetts towns
Death notices from various Massachusetts locations list Sarah Bartlett at Concord June 25. George V Clarke at the Park June 23 aged 8. Mrs Mary E Foster at East Watertown June 25. Daniel D Foster at Wakefield June 25. Elizabeth R Oschnson at Saco Maine June 18. Frank Johnson at Saco aged 83 years 3 months. Hannah E Lynes at North Cambridge June 26 aged 135 years 1 month 7 days. William Miles at Cooteune June 24 aged 27 years 10 months 21 days. Mrs Mary F Morse at Boston June 24. John B Smith at Brighton June 24 aged 67. James Welch at New Bedford June 23 aged 89 years.
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Ter. Foster
Wakefield
Daniel D Foster
East Somerville
Elizabeth Roschnson
Saco
Frank Johknson
Mon Synes
North
Cambridge
Hannah E Lynes
Mile
Coote Une
William Ss Miles
Ee Boston
Mary F Morse
Siiris
Brighton
John B Smith
Welch
New Bedford
James Welch
Boston and suburbs property transfers listed by record
A long list of real estate deeds and mortgages from Boston and surrounding towns dated June 1883 to May 1888. Transactions cover Commonwealth Avenue West Brookline Street Greenwich Park St James Avenue and many streets with buildings and land values from as low as $1 to $269000. Also notes mortgage backings and one auction sale of a three story building on Spring Street.
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Dartmouth Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Richard HM. Stearns
William P. Wesselhoeft
Richard H. Stearns
James B. Bell
West Brookline Street
Sarah H. Stratton
Rufus L. Palmer
Massachusetts Charitable Society
Greenwich Park
Walter M. Brackett
Mary A. Adams
Green Street
Chambers Street
George Dennison
William K. Porter
Washington and
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William Minot Et al
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Fairfield Street
Charles W. Parker
Susan E. Taggard
St. James Avenue
Thomas W. Emerson
City of
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Crochester Avenue
Alfred A.marcus
Edward Weaving
Second Street
Luke A. Flood
Thomas W. Coholan
Dorchester Avenue
Alfred A. Marcus
Patrick F. Harney
The
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Charles Burley
East Third Street
Otis D. Dana
Emigrant Savings Bank
Patrick Campbell
East Boston
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Benjamin Chase
Andrew T. Meserve
Edgewood Street
Warren Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Charles EK. Currier
Mahitable P. Curtis
Bromley Park
Henry L. Fuller
Frank L. Hiarris
Lorin L. Fuller
Eustis Street
John R. Magaillonto
P. Frank Magee
Dorchester
Exchange Street
Harrison Square
George E. King
Cornelia King
Exchange St
Hannah F. Abbott
Dudley Street
Julia A. Proctor
Joseph C. Moor
Guardian
Shelton Street
Geor. E. King
Dennis D. Flynn
Cedar Street
Ellen Daley
Aings F. McConnell
Peter V. Ludy
Henry L. Batchelder
Hancock Street
Leonord W. Howe
Leonard H. Howe
Swett Street
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Orlando E. Patch
Lemuel Clapp
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David Nevens Et al
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Charlestown
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Peter Hayes
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John St Tne
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Allen Street
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Prentiss Street
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John H. Paine
Interview with Mrs. Jane Carlyle on Thomas Carlyle's life
Mrs. Jane Carlyle Hanning, Carlyle's sister, recalls his work habits and love of children. He rode often for thinking and enjoyed his wife’s piano music. She notes his close friendship with Emerson and Goethe, and recalls a childhood bully incident that shaped his later restraint.
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