Money Market and Stocks Report May 3 1900
Atlantic and Pacific incomes rise amid market activity in Boston and New York. Clearing house loans ease to 214 3 per cent while government securities show lower taxes. Union Pacific pay questions loom as Denver plans claim share of California business and freight cuts hit Eastern lines.
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Boston
New York
Dillon
Union Pacific
Téller
Washington
Post Office Department
Pacific Railroad
Denver
California
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Beeston
Atlantic
Pacific
Atchison
Kansas City
Lawrence and Southern Branch
Kansas
Toledo
St. Louis
West
Cincinnati
Phillips
Maine
Oston
Lowell
New England
Money market and stocks pull through a volatile session
New York May 3 money on call fell from five to three and one half percent with dull exchange and lower nominal rates. Government bonds eased but state issues faded as rail bonds generally stayed firm. Equities fluctuated with early gains led by Boston and Lake Shore, later tapering and then rallying, ending firm with the Boston Air Line preferred carrying the day. Transactions totaled 275000 shares with notable moves in Denver and Rio Grande and New York Central among the heaviest losers.
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New York
Bay
Atlantic and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
East Tennessee
Jersey Central Adjustment
Kansas and Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pacific
Richmond
Danville
Oregon Improvement
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grande Division
Boston
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
New York Central
New Jersey Central
The
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Michigan Central
H. B. Ledyard
A. Pond
Canada Southern
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
J. B. Moors
J. L. Curtis
George R. Eager
A. W. Moors
George L. Keyes
Messrs. R. M. Pulsifer
Noble H. Hill
Vieux Desert
Leake Superior
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
Lake Superior
Wisconsin State Line
Lion River
Bangor
Montreal
Megantic
Greenville
Moosehead Lake
Piscataquis
Blanchard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phoenixville and
West Chester Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Norristown and
Phoenixville Railroad Company
Phoenixville, Pottstown and Reading Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley Railroad Company
Denver and
Rio Grande and Western
Milwaukee
Lake Shore and Western
Richmond and
St. Paul
Northwestern
Omaha
Boston Grain Markets and Trading Report For June and Week End
Boston corn exchange sales show No 2 white oats for June around 56 1/2 cents and multiple car lots with mixed grades. Receipts include corn 27,650 bushels, wheat 2,060, oats 17,275, flour 4,850 barrels, and sacks 4,580. Butter and cheese prices steady to quiet. eggs firm. Chicago pork futures move from May to August with steady to higher quotes. wheat and corn futures show varied yet stable early trading. Visible grain supply totals for week ending April 28 show wheat 20,781,911 bus, oats 4,453,197, barley 981,695, corn 18,894,226, rye 1,627,880.
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Boston Corn Exchange
Soloc
Boston Daily Report
Boston
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Shorts
Liverpool
New York
Elgin Creamery
Western
Boston Produce Exchange
New York Mercantile Exchange
Western Creamery
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Halifax
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Louis
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Commercial Bulletin
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Market steady as wheat outlook conflicts in grains and butter gains
Grain and flour markets show firm quotations with western superfine flour quoted around 350. Prices for corn and oats steady to firmer, rye and barley quiet. Butter prices firm with slight upticks across creamery and dairy grades. cheese and eggs mixed, markets easing in some lines. General farm produce section notes activity and price levels.
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Imports at Boston City Wharf Steamer City of Alexandria
Havana bound cargo from New York aboard the City of Alexandria reports 15,000 cigars landed at Boston. S S Pierce & Co. listed as associated firm handling the consignment.
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Havana
Alexandria
New York
S$ Pierce & Co
Receipts of staple products across multiple railroads
A dense ledger lists cargo by railroad and by sea including cotton wool flour cornmeal oats wheat lard butter cheese eggs hay leather hides and hogs. Entries cover Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and Peabody lines with quantities in bales bbls cases boxes and cars.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Cotton and grain market report across multiple ports
Market notes show mixed receipts and prices across Baltimore Memphis New Orleans New York St Louis and coastal ports with values for middling cotton and various staples. figures cited include gross and net receipts, middling prices around 10 to 11 cents, and activity in wheat corn oats rye and pork along with refined notes on freight and stock levels.
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Memphis
Scovscesereses
Oe Spock
Mid
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Arket Firm
St Louis
New Orleans
Coastwise
Shea Saken
Aires
New York
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Teigan
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Bock Snc
Asdepe
Stoones
LOU Lse
Tissues
Pend Sc
PHI Adelphia
iNet Cena
United States
Sock Saace Cnackesne
Great Britain
Inland Rail Lines Signal Earnings Drop
The Straits of Mackinaw openings boost transport, while Chicago eastbound lines anticipate earnings decline. Abandonment of the St Paul stockholders privilege hints at land grant bonds to cover disbursements. Reports from Scranton claim the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western plans a new line to connect with major west and southwest routes.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Sth Louis and
San Francisco Railway
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Northumberland
Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg
Union
Clearfield Counties
Court summaries of tort and bastardy cases listed
No. 1804 W H Gertz vs Fitchburg railroad company verdict for defendant. Action for damages from a defective door causing injury. Attorneys listed for both sides. No. 1858 Terence Toner vs Lyman W Gould et al assault case on Beach street March 1882. Police officers discharged him with consent. Verdict for defendants. Attorneys listed. No. 1976 Margaret Lockhart vs Joseph Delaney bastardy process. Former trial jury disagreed. Attorneys listed. Other case references include McLaughlin v Boston and Watson v Dow.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
J.J. Meyers
J. B. Warner
C. A. Welch
Terence Toner
Lyman W. Gould
Beach Street
J. ¥. Cronan
T. J. Gargan
Margaret Lockhart
Joseph Delaney
Maguire
P. A Collins
Knowlton
Wm. B. Quigley
John A. Pray
N. B. Bryant
W.P. Fowler
Plantiff
S. B. Allen
W. H. Towne
Frank F. Cunningham
Metropolitan Railroad
B. Allen
Thomas Savage
Wm. Gaston
E. O. Shepard
Court arraignments and bail in assorted Boston cases
Judge Forsaith presided as Edward Sherman faced assault charges with $100 bail set for May 9 trial. Dennis Bowler arraigned on breaking and entering with $1,200 bail for superior court. John Dolan held $500 for assault trial May 9. Henry Cohen's $800 appearance on larceny set for May 10. John J. Higgens charged with robbery held $2,000 for superior court. Patrick McGimnisky fined $106 and costs for obstructing a pred street. David Craike convicted of larceny fined $25 and costs. Grace Parker fined $100 and costs for keeping a house of ill fame. George E. Flynn larceny case continued to May 4 with bonds $3,000. Peter Condon held for superior court in bond $1,060 for assault with intent to rob. South Boston court: Patrick McNulty, Patrick Conley, Charles Degan held $500 each for superior court on breaking and entering and larceny charges. East Boston court: William Gardner fined $10 and costs for assault.
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Edward Sherman
Dennis Bowler
John Dolan
Henry ¥. Cohen
John J. Higgens
Patrick McGimnisky
David Craike
Grace Parker
George E. Flynn
Peter Condon
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East
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