Money Market and Stocks Report in Detail
The money market shows little change with banks and outside parties discounting mercantile paper at 4 to 6 percent. Loans on call with collateral run 3 to 4 percent. Clearing balances between banks stand about 2 to 3 percent. Daily gross exchanges near $10.6 million with balances around $1.84 million. Stock market remains fairly active, modestly stronger, with $208,000 in bonds and 60,59 shares traded. Railroads led with Atchison 173 to 77.5, Burlington 122.3, Union Pacific 57.4 after a dip, and Garding notes on other lines. The report notes management moves at several companies, including state of ore, and outlines railroad earnings and bond activity. The Pullman Car Co. is steady and negotiations for long-term agreements with railways continue. A notable potential change involves the reorganization of the St. Louis division of the Toledo system under a new bond plan. A Mexican Central stock rise and various ties to other lines are mentioned, with a note on a Boston excursion party and Mexican Central bonds.
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New York
Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and
Vincy
Union Pacific
Clark
Flint
Pere Marquette Common
Flint and
Pere Marquette Ailroad Company
Oregon and Transcontinual Railway Company
Elijah Smith
Burlingen, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Company
Encomb
Pullman Palace Car Company
Apartment of Railways
Grand Trunkailway
Ir. Austin Corbin
Toledo
T. Louis
St. Connorton Valley
Little Rock
Fort
Newark
Newngland
Boston
Provience
City of
Mexico
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atchison Trust
Sandusky and Heveland
New England
Live Stock Journal
Wall Street Opens Weak Then Rally After Grain Rate News
New York traders see 4 percent money earlier, later 2 percent as rails strengthen. Reading and New Jersey Central faltered, while Western Union and Erie rose. midday gains followed B&O grain-rate restoration from Chicago to New York boosting stocks. Bears cover, then strong buying ahead of close. final firm with wide activity across sectors and notable advances in Missouri Pacific and Reading.
Garden Vegetables and Apples Price List at Cape Cod Market
Beets and carrots steady at 50 60 cents per 3 bushels, parsnips 1 dollar 150, turnips 1 75 per barrel, cabbage 35 50 per ton, Hubbard squash 40 50 per ton, lettuce 50 75 per dozen, apples firm with No 1 Baldwins at 4 50 and russets 4 50 to 5.50, dried apples and evaporated peaches quoted, maple sugar and syrup prices shown, hay and straw gains noted, livestock and other provisions markets listed with varied quotations across regions including Chicago cattle, pork, and beef futures.
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St. Andrews
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
Souther
Norfolk
Spy
King
New York
Cincipnatio Park
Chicago
Worcester County
Imports at Boston and Halifax sugar and fish shipments
Imports at Boston and Halifax report steamer cargoes with sugar yarns embroidery and liquors from multiple firms. notable consignments include 1467 bags sugar on Wilfrid and 77 cases eggs and 66 crates lobsters at Alpha and Eastern Lobster Co. shipments list numerous fish, pork, and produce boxes from Dudley, Griffin, Rockwell, Hall, and other firms through July.
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Caibarien
Wilfrid
Payal
Bark
Sarah
Bartlett & Co
Bond
Stimsoh & Co
John E May
Whitney
Halifax
Worcester
Tiates & Co
Brown, Seavey & Co
Dudley & Co
Ellis & Co
Griffin & Co
Haskins & Montague
Hollis
O Jones
Hipsnan & Co
Wiliam
Oakes
Unclear OCR Item of Shipping and Flour Prices
Fragmentary text lists vessels Bark 5e Cloud-501 and Schooner Marzanilla-300 with flour amounts 200 to meal and 404 feet. No coherent event or clear entities beyond vessel names and commodity mentions.
Beaten commercial exchange Grain inspection and bid figures
Grain exchange reports a first call of 21 cars of No 2 white oats at 44c and 3 for August 4 at 24c, second call totals 63 cars with various June July August bids, overall 4 car lots closed cash at 45% bid 44c asked, numerous bid/ask fluctuations across months, with mixed cotton and butter notes and stock market updates.
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Liverpool
New York
New York Mercantile Exchange
Maynard
Union
Maycom
Cotton and Wool Cargo Totals by Rail Lines Listed
The ledgered readout itemizes receipts across multiple rail lines including Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and other Expresses and Seas. Quantities cover bales cotton wool cases bbls barrels sacks and various commodities such as flour corn oats malt tallow lard butter eggs leather skins and more.
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Eceipts
Stavis
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providtence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Cabor Ss
ORR As Wewans
Flour And Grain Prices In The Market Report
The market shows strong demand for flour and grain with steady but quiet trading. Western superfine and Michigan flour price listings are noted along with Indiana Ohio Minnesota and New York roller and winter patent grades. wheat corn oats and rye prices and receipts in New York Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Detroit also reported with varied activity and small shifts in spot and futures pricing.
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Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
New York
Southern Illinois
St Louis
City
Chicago
Waukee
Eacy
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Parmer
White Southern
St. Lot
Igher
Canada
Western
Binkwaukee
Uplands
Orléans
St. Tie
Cotton Market Receipts and Prices May 8 Across U S Ports
The table shows receipts net gross coastwise movements shipments and stocks at major U S cotton markets with the May 8 upland price. Highlights include New York Philadelphia Savannah and Boston totals with varied tonnages and prices. net receipts at U S ports 1,935 and exports to Britain 1,648. reductions and consolidation of American stocks totaling 543,602. Market tone described as dull or nominal in several ports and steady in others.
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United States
Mitchings Uplands
Es Sern Hss
Erisa
Great Britain
Augusta
New York
Savannah
St. Louis
Wilmington
Charleston
Mobile
Galveston
Memphis
Philadephia
Gloucester Fish Market Weekly Report May 8 1884
The Gloucester fish market review covers the week ending May 8 1884 detailing arrivals prices and notable fluctuations. Shipments from coastwise fleets and local fishermen influenced totals while market demand remained steady for common species and larger specimens.
Unusual Chinese Exhibit At Local Baby Show
The article notes that Chinese woman and little Sammy Leeo are unusual entrants at a baby show in New England since native women would not appear unveiled in public after marriage. Managers spent effort and money to secure the exhibit, which has become a leading attraction despite efforts by some Celestial residents to discourage them. Attendance has surpassed expectations and grows daily.
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New England
Sammy Leeo
Kyle
Sammy
Creditors meet over Palmer Bachelder Co. failure in Boston
About 50 of 200 creditors attended the insolvent jewellers Palmer Bachelder & Co meeting at Hawley street. Liabilities total $153,403 with assets $170,653. An assignment to Julius A. Palmer was approved pending creditor action. Investigating committee appointed to study affairs. further meeting set for 10 o clock Thursday.
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Messrs. Palmer, Bachelder & Co
Washington Street
Hawley Street
H. A. Robbins
Robbins, Appleton & Co
Hamilton
Leighton
Julius A. Palmer
Richard H. Cole
Albert Metcalf
Winthrop Sargent
Thomas B. Proctor
C. A. Hamilton
Fred J. Marey
William R. Aven
Frm
Charles B. Fessenden & Co., Grocers
Court Street
Boston
C. H. Graves & Sons
Moses & Tedford
Harrison Avenue
G. A. Richardson
Campello
John Zoller
Butcher
Medford
James T. Blaisdell
Carpenter
Watertown
Judson W. Cole
Ashland
Middlesex County
Brooks
East Cambridge
Fayette Shaw & Gbros
Charles F. Perry
Albert A. Cobb & Co
Julius Adams
Merchants’ National Bank of Boston
Attleboro National Bank of
George B. Hall
General Merchandise
Eden Falls
Stout & Woodard
Grocers
Brunswick
Ralph & Hubbard & Co
East Hiram
Globe Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Conn
Philip Rh
Reese
New York Produce Exchange
Buttman, Tompkins & Co
Stone Street
New York
Edward A. Server
Server & Co
Rhodes & Server
Court Record U S District Court May 8
In the U S District Court on May 8 before Judge Nelson Philip A Strengberg vs J Henry Sears et al libel for breach of charter party. A decree earlier rendered for libellants. A hearing was held with no defendant's motion for rehearing T and T H Russell for libellants L S one and Shattuck Munroe for defendants
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Philip A. Strengberg
J. Henry Sears
India
T. H. Russell
Shattuck & Munroe
Superior Court First Session May 8 docket list
Preliminary court ledger notes three sessions before judges Blodgett Barker and Mason. It lists tort and contract actions including Kendall vs Boston and Albany, Doyle administrator vs same, Morrison et al vs Holtlander, and numerous case numbers with various plaintiffs and defendants, plus a notice postponing actions not begun before May 12.
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Charles E. Kendall
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Jon B. Doyle
Same
I. G
G. H. Swasey
A. Ss. Soule
Richard
White
Littlefield
Barker
Court Session Notice From Judge Rockwell
The court reports it has been hearing jury waived cases and will reconvene tomorrow under Judge Rockwell.
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Rockwell
Municipal Court Docket May 8 Highlights
In the central court Judge Churchill presided as juvenile James J. Baker faced break ing and entering with intent to steal and was held in 1200 for upper court. Nellie Brown and Annie Colson alias Christine Oulster jailed a year each for drunkenness. Hiram L. Hall waived examination and held 300 for upper court. John Mahoney charged with larceny two counts received 11 months in the house of correction. John Logue fined 38 for assault and battery. Ellen Brown held 300 for May 15 embezzling. Frederick Howe and Edward Dean fined 20 each for larceny. Dean appealed. In the Fast Boston court John F. McDonald convicted of larceny and fined 20 and costs.
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Central Court
Churchill
James J. Baker
Nellie Brown
Annie Colson
Christine Oulster
Reformatory
Hiram L. Hall
Johnn Mahoney
House of Correction
John Logue
Ellen Brown
Frederick Howe
Edward Dean
Dean
Boston
John F. McDonald
Massachusetts Bar Association Adopts Eulogistic Resolutions for Judge Foster
An adjourned meeting in the supreme court chambers heard the death of Ilion Dwight Foster. The committee presented resolutions praising the late Judge Foster, which were unanimously adopted. Attorney General Sherman and others spoke before Chief Justice Morton delivered an eloquent reply as the court adjourned to Monday.
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Massachusetts Bar Association
Supreme Court
Ilion
Dwight Foster
William G. Russell
John Lothrop
Robert D. Smith
Judge Foster
Smith
Thistle Becomes Scotland’s National Flower Tale
Minnie frets over a prickly thistle and wonders at its fame. Her mother recalls Scotland’s use of the thistle in defense against a Danish raid, saying it saved the nation and earned a place on the royal seal. Minnie nods, impressed by the small plant’s power.
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Minnie
Scotland
Ladies Gymnasium Demonstrates Health and Discipline
The Boston ladies gymnasium under Miss Freeman showcases heavy and light apparatus training for girls and women. It emphasizes proper technique, discipline, and racial health gains, attracting Back Bay patrons and schools, with new classes and a forthcoming normal class for teachers. The piece connects physical culture to beauty and vitality, urging women toward health over cosmetics.
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Boston
Wellesley College
Freeman
Miss Freeman
New Publications on New England Rivers and Dr Holmes
A review notes Henry Parker Fellows's New England boating narratives on the Sudbury Concord Merrimac Housatonic and Nashua with vivid sketches and practical tips. Also featured is a Holmes biography by D Lothrop & Co plus works on animal diseases public health and a guide The Game Fish of the North by Roosevelt.
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New England Wivers
Henry Parker Fellows
New England
Cupples, Upham & Co
Fellows
Sudbury
Concord
Merrimac
Housatonic
Nashua
Ile
Lower
Berkshire
W. H. Beals
North Bridge
Lawthorne
Lenox
Oliver Wendell Holmes
D. Lothrop & Co
Dr. Holmes
Holes
North
Orange Judd Company
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt
Pair of Norwegian ponies captivate Park Street crowd
A Cambridge Massachusetts morning feature describes Mrs. Thorpe's pair of cream colored Norwegian ponies hitched to a carriage on Park Street. The piece notes their compact builds, gentle nature, and striking black and cream manes and faces, calling them rare beauties.
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Park Street
Thorpe
Cambridge
Mars. Thorpe
Ole Bull
Springer Brothers
Essex Street
Wendall Phillips
South Boston Horse Railroad
Meanus
Young’s
The Young Folks Parlor Tales and Farm Notes
A collage of anecdotes and practical farming curiosities from a late 19th or early 20th century periodical. It blends reflections on art and faith with hands on tips for poultry, dairy, crops, and domestic skills, including tricks, child anecdotes, and farm husbandry guidance across varied topics.
Free Appraisals Offer May 10 1884 Bond Listings
On Saturday May 10 1884 free appraisals were listed for bonds and shares across banks railroads and companies including Howard National Bank Boston Belting Co Lockwood Co Louisiana and Missouri River RR Blackstone National Bank Douglass Axe Manufacturing Co Commonwealth Insurance Co Boston Marine Insurance Co Washington National Bank American Shoe Tip Co and others. Additional entries note Michigan Central Kansas City Lawrence Southern KR Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe RR Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern RR New Albany and St Louis RR Oregon Railway Navigation Co and various national and local firms with unpaid coupons and specific par values. The schedule includes 83 shares Washington National Bank 3 shares First National Bank Clinton MA 2 shares National Bank of Redemption 5 shares Suffolk National Bank 9 shares New England National Bank 1 share Cocheco Manufacturing Co 6 shares Maple River RR 100 shares National Rubber Co Bristol RI 50 shares Southern New England Telephone Co 10 shares Boston Lead Manufacturing Co and more. On Wednesday May 14 1884 at 11:30 A M listings continue with 11:30 A M sessions for additional securities including Boston and Albany RR Cocheco and York Manufacturing Co and National Rubber Co among others.
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Howard National Bank
Boston Belting Co
Lockwood Co
Louisiana and Missouri River RR
Blackstone National Bank
Douglass Axe Manufacturing Co
Commonwealth Insurance Ve
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Washington National Bank
American Shoe Tip Co
Michigan Central
Istmon Airline
Kansas City
Lawrence & Southern KR
Toledo
Belanos
Burlington
Boston Water Power Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Central of Iowa Railroad
First National Bank
Clinton, Mass
National Bank of Redemption
Suffolk National Bank
New
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
New Albany and
St Louis RR
Oregon Hailway & Navigation Co
Acrip
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