Money Matters In Boston Markets And Rates
Boston market notes show modest money demand with banks meeting needs and prices firm. Foreign exchange dull but steady. gold exports reported at 350000 dollars. stock dealings active with railroads and utilities leading gains and losses. Kansas freight rate dispute cited with a preamble and proposed maximum rate bill.
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Boston
Mercantile
New York
Sterling
Cosvecee
BFR
AMB
Oss Caer Bo
Cbs Wei Paaraeet
Reichsmarks
Pbaceel Tees
Boston Banks Decline Dividends Across Several Institutions
Several Boston banks declare varying dividends including Blackstone National 24 percent Neptune Fire and Marine 5 percent New England National 3 percent National Bank of North America 25 percent First Ward National $3 per share Merchandise National 23 percent Old Boston National 23 percent National City 24 percent Waltham 4 percent The Central National of Lynn at percent dividend with note of April 1.
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Blackstone National Bank of Boston
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New England National Bank of Boston
National Bank of North America of Boston
First Ward National Bank of Boston
Merchandise National Bank of Boston
National Bank of the Republic of Boston
Old Boston National Bank
National City Bank of Boston
Waltham National Bank
Sapenity Associates of
Worcester
the Central National Bank of Lynn
Market on Wall Street Opens Strong Then Wavers Amid Rates Rumors
New York March 27 The market opened strong with a 0.44 percent early price rise led by Pacific Mail. readings show readings and Erie, Reading, Lackawanna slips.Midday pullback followed by slight rally then renewed selling on grain trade concerns in Chicago and freight rate cuts. Delayed credit moves and West Shore bonds weak on mortgage doubt. overall tone cautious with analysts advising short-term quick profits. Trading totaled 259,900 shares with broad participation across railroads, staples, and mining issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Pacific Mail
Reading
Chicago
Erie
Lackawanna
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Darling, Denslow & Co
West Shore
Eric
Market Wrap: grains steady to strong and fruit arrivals noted
Butter and cheese quiet while fresh eggs hold firm in New York. Wheat up about 2 cents from yesterday, oats steady, grain supply near previous week. Pork prices soften as hog receipts stay light at the union stock yards. Stamers with foreign fruit arrive, Valencia oranges and lemons to be auctioned tomorrow at noon. Coffee lower, groceries dull, tallow easy, oils quiet, hides firm, hops steady. Wheat and corn on hand are down from a year ago. corn about 75 million bushels, wheat down about 24 million versus 1883. Dry goods trade remains light for woollens and cottons.
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New York
Union Stock Yards
Catanias
Messinas
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
St Louie
St Louis
Chicago
Io Louis
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Commercial Exchange
Rmiwaukes
Choice
Choice Western
Vermont
Canada
Houston
Hebron
Barbank
King and Spy
Worcester County
Boston
Cincinnati
Stagnant Bean and Pea Prices Spur Small Movements Across Markets
The Boston area wholesale market shows steady to dull activity across beans and peas with quotations easing slightly. Northern hand-picked peas range from 255 to 290 dollars, while foreign peas hold around 240 to 255. Potatoes, apples, dried fruits, and meats display modest shifts. fresh meat and poultry remain steady, with pork and lard prices generally firm. Gloucester fish markets report steady clam and codfish prices, and tropical fruits stay well supplied with steady lemon and Valencia orange demand.
Cotton Markets March 27 Receipts and Stocks by Market
The market tone was firm in New Orleans, Augusta, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Louisville, St. Louis, Memphis and Mobile with steady at Cincinnati and Wilmington, quiet and firm at Savannah and firmer at New York. The table lists receipts, net and gross sales, coastwise movements, shipments, and stocks at principal U.S. markets with mid upland prices for March 27. Net receipts at U.S. ports total 6,556 and exports to Britain 1,891. Consolidated American stock stands at 746,108.
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United States
Atiz’a
Great Britain
Nelerdotigolo Banco Ses
New Orleans
Augusta
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphis
Mobile
Cincinnati
Charleston
Wilmington
Savannah
New York
Imports at Boston and Atlantic Steamship Listings
A long, dense OCR list of goods from multiple ports including Boston, Liverpool, Mediterranean, Halifax, and Yarmouth. Items encompass bleaching powders, soda ash, bales, crates, casks, beer, tobacco, cotton, machinery, hemp, oranges, lemons, olive oil, and various bales of wool and woollens. Numerous firms and partners appear, with quantities given in cases, bales, drums, and tons. The extract reads like a shipping warehouse ledger detailing imports and consignments across steamers and ports.
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Liverpool
Eng
Morey & Co
Cunningham & Co
Moors & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Camel Coal
Perkins & Co
Linder & Meyer
QO Dame & Co
Norcross, Meilen &Co
French & Co
Dodo Jones
McDuffee & Stratton
Daring Bros & Co
Burlington Woollen Co
Sumac
Beach & Co
Cori Linder & Meyer
Simons, Hatch & Whitten
Coleman, Mead & Co
Jones & Co
Arthur T Lyman
Wetherell Bros
Glass Hills
Turner & Co
Pierce & Co
Cook
L. Andrews
James Hil
de Rogers
L. Bra
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Moseley & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Jackson, Mandell & Danielis
Tilden, Thurber & Co
Hollander & Co
Hart & Young
Weeks & Potter
Codman & Shurtleff
Palmer, Batchelder & Co
Thayer & Jincoln
Frost & Adams
Kiderkins Co
Meesina
Cusinano & Co
Palermo
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Worthington & Co
Halifax
Carroll
Beaman Bros
Jos Beck & Sons
Haskins & Montague
Hilton Bros & Co
Job & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Outerbridge & Co
Isaac Rich & Co
T Russell & Co
G Hall & Co
Freight cargo totals across regional rail lines
Summary of consignments carried by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Providence and Fitchburg with dozens of items such as bales and wool cotton and flour cornmeal and sugar pork and butter hides leather and eggs. The list specifies quantities for each commodity by railroad and notes many bulk units like bales crates boxes cases carts and bbls.
Tot Receipts of Staple Products Mar 27 at Port
A detailed port table compares 1884 and 1883 totals for staple commodities including cotton, sugar, wool, molasses, flour, butter, cornmeal, eggs, oats, beans, wheat, barley, potatoes, malt, hay, millfeed, straw, lumber, leather, tallow, hides, pork, lard, tea, coffee, and various skins and pelts. The 1883 column values are noted as reduced in flour figures with a closing remark.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Id Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Commercial London Wheat and Markets Report March 27
Floating cargoes of wheat heavy with no business, Liverpool prices brisk with corn at 4s 8d. Wheat shipments to the continent 310,000 quarters and 55,000 to other destinations. UK ports show 2,025,000 quarters of wheat and 260,000 quarters of corn in transit. Weather very cold. Flour and grain prices listed. pork, bacon, lard, cheese and tallow priced in London. Havana sugar market paralyzed. Spanish sales and exchange premiums noted.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Calfornia
Court records from the Supreme Judicial Court proceedings
The document details multiple cases before Judge Morton and a Nor chambers session before Judge Devens. Perjury charges in naturalization papers faced trial for Toole and McCaughrey, with Hall pleading nolo contendere on pension certificate detainment. fine set at $100. Other cases include Whitney v Commonwealth, Learned v Greer, Fireman's Insurance v Commonwealth, and Washburn v Commonwealth, plus a Prang Education Company dispute alleging mismanagement and seeking a injunction and receiver. The proceedings cover hearings resumed in law cases and chamber actions.
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Nelson
Patrick F. O. Toole
Henry McCaughrey
Toole
Dexter A. Hall
Nolo Contendre
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Tefore
C. J. Morton
Field
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
Attorney General
Henry Bb. Whitney
G. O. Shattuck
J. C. Roper
D. Foster
H.D. Hyde
Dwight Foster
Lucretia
Superior Court Swaps Forgery Case for Embezzlement Trial
In Superior Criminal Court on March 27 Judge Staples faced multiple outcomes. Malcolm Dunn’s forgery indictment was quashed and he now faces a second count for embezzlement. Minnie Bradford pleaded nolo contendere to running a house of ill fame with sentencing postponed. Hugh McGunk was convicted of selling intoxicating liquor to minors. John D. N. R. Powell, convicted of subornation of perjury for straw bail, received five years at the state prison. William H. Howard, Henry Smith and Richard Robinson, all guilty of perjury, were each sentenced to 18 months in the house of correction.
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Staples
Malcolm Dunn
Minnie Bradford
Nolo Contendre
Hugh McGunk
John D. N. R. Powell
William H. Howard
Henry Smith
Richard Robinson
House of Correction
Municipal Courts March 27 Assorted New England Charges
In central court before Judge McCafferty Williard L Libby charged with assault and battery held in 100. George H Smith alias Daniel Bresnahan larceny held in 300 for March 28. Henry Mayer selling liquors on the Lord s day fined 50 and costs appealed. Emma A Clark keeping a house of ill fame held 500 for today. Nellie Mack Minnie Burke idle and disorderly held 200 for Saturday. James Manning Patrick McCool robbery held 2000 each for April 1. Joseph O Neil assault with a pistol intent to kill held 5000 for upper court appearance. William Lamb assault and battery held 300 for April 8. East Boston court Francis O Donnell assault and battery fined 1120. Highlands court four boys malicious mischief held 200 each for further appearance.
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Williard L. Libby
George H. Smith
Daniel Bresnahan
Henry Mayer
Emma A. Clark
Nellie Mack
Minnie Burke
James Manning
Patrick McCool
Joseph O'Neil
William Lamb
Boston
Francis O’ Donnell
Highlands Court
New Haven Court Hearing Delayed as Jurors Request Song
In New Haven Conn during the Dinah Johnson v Chief Webster trial jurors sent a constable to request a song for edification. The attorney objected and the judge refused a dismissal. Today the court also named Professors Johnson I Platt and John E Clarke as commissioners to adjudicate claims of the defunct American Mutual Life and Trust Co and American National Life Insurance Co with specified fees.
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Dinah Johnson
Webster
Torrance
Superior Court
Johnson I. Platt
John E. Clarke
American Mutual Life and Trust Company
American National Life Insurance Company
Benjamin Noyes
Clark
Platt
Jersey cattle sale opens with high prices at Cooper herd
New York reports a large audience for T. S. Cooper's Jersey cattle sale. Top prices include Moth of St. Lambert at 6200 dollars, Nina of St. Lambert 3200, Rose Pogis 4800, and Duke of Darlington 2d 1100, with several cows and calves selling well and Ada Kate bringing 505.
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St. John’s Bijou
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Nina Pogis
Duke of
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Rose Pogis
Trintasia
Lady Pogis
Linden
Banking in London clearings shaping American system
Mr. C. B. Patten outlines London clearing house practices and their 100 plus year evolution, contrasting with American methods. He notes private bankers dominated London, deposits and discounts, world clearing ideas, and lessons on bank governance, deposit practice, and defalcations.
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C. B. Patten
State National Bank
Talis
Church
Snelling
Boston
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Patten
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Jevons
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London Westminster
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National Bank of Scotland
National Provincial Bank of England
London and County Bank
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Kingdom
Railroad Earnings and Extensions Across 1883 84
The New York Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad reports January earnings showing a gross of 1.5 million with net 304 thousand, while October to January gains total 6.85 million gross and 2.15 million net. Erie’s line follows with updated figures and New York and New England reveals gains for January 1883 and 1884. Wisconsin railroad construction advances include Alma and Northern toward Prescott, Wisconsin Central toward St Paul, Chicago and Northwestern link to Valley Junction, Minneapolis and Sault Ste. Marie progress, Northern Pacific extensions, Milwaukee and Northern reach to Florence county, and rumored Omaha line activity.
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New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
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Haugen
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Prescott
Pierce County
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Chippewa Falls
St. Paul
Schlesingerville
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Jose
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Suffolk National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Granite Railway Co
Worcester
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Jackson
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M &S
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Wisconsin Valley Division
Death of Captain Flynn and Boston city council honors
Boston leaders mourn Captain James J. Flynn, long time superintendent of streets, with resolutions of respect and a funeral committee appointed. Other items note McHinnon Pen Company and various insolvencies, attach ments, and local civic tributes.
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The Post canvass on tariff reform across New England press
The Post reports Democratic sentiment on tariff reform, citing Fall River Herald and Essex Statesman opinions. Massachusetts papers note support for Tilden, Morrison bill tariff reduction, and opposition to the present tariff system. Concord Patriot urges decisive action against the current tariff policy backed by New England Democratic press.
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Congress
Horse Notes and Stock Moves Highlight 1880s Track Scene
The Rochester track’s overhaul cost 6000 dollars and may yield faster racing this year. Dayton trotting association plans a 40000 dollar capital increase and a new mile track. Driver-trainer W D Rikard seeks work, address 2020 North Twenty-second St Philadelphia. Rumor places Jimmy Dustin near Hampden Course Springfield MA, though he’s noted in Chicago and New York. Goldsmith Maid’s life milestones noted with foals and Kentucky breeding trends discussed. Zamora’s dramatic New Orleans win described after a whip mishap. G J Shaw lists recent stock sales to Foster Canton ME, Weaver Seymour CT, Ellsworth Worcester MA, Anderson Macon GA.
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Prospectus of the Post Publishing Company in Boston
The document outlines the Post Publishing Company's democratic alignment and future editorial aims. It pledges loyalty to vigorous democratic principles, intends to critique violations, and supports tariff reform, banking and labor topics. It promises accessible, cheerful, family friendly journalism and invites readers to request trial copies.
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