Money Market Steady With Broad Rates Across Instruments
The money market remains quiet and steady with mercantile paper at 4 to 5 percent and miscellaneous at 5 3/4 to 7 percent. Corporate paper runs 4 to 4 1/2 percent while call loans with collateral secure 3 to 3 1/2 percent. Bank rates show country papers at 4 to 5 1/4 percent with savings banks around 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. New York funds shown at 39 to 40 cents discount on 1000. Clearinghouse gross exchanges totaled 13,489,712 with balances of 2,458,805. Stocks section begins.
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Mercantile
New York
Jean
Jong
Chicago
Worcester County
Boston City
Lids
Ori
Lily
Phila
St L's
United States
Great Britain
France
Lousville
Charleston
Augusta
Cincinnati
Norfolk
Baltimore
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Wall Street Opens Mixed After Fiske & Hatch Suspension
New York stocks trade dull until late in the session after the Fiske & Hatch suspension is announced and defalcation rumors swirl. Buying for foreign and home accounts supports prices with Canadian Pacific, Central Pacific and New York Central gaining while oils and metals show volatility amid bank suspensions and clearings.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Fiske & Hatch
Stock Exchange
Lro
Michigan Central
A. W. Dimock & Co
Union Pacific
Western Union
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
Marine Bank
Louisville
Nashville
Baldwin
Central Pacific
Pacific Mail
Bradford
Massive Embarkation List of Goods from London to Halifax and Havana
A freight ledger records shipments from London to Halifax and Havana including steamer cargoes of dunkes, madder, samples, leather, iron, paper stock, tea, wool, coffee, hides, calves, halibut, lobsters, eggs, and cigars. Named firms such as Gorham Rogers & co, Baring Bros & co, Horace Partridge & co, Chase & Sanborn, and J B Brigham & co appear, as do multiple destinations and vessel notes for Worcester and Alpha.
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London
Durham City
Gorham Rogers & Co
Brandy L J Logan & Co
Doherty & Bros
Madder
Baring Bros & Co
Joel Richards
Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Geneva P Doherty
Horace Partridge & Co
Ives, Bellacey Co
Rown Bros & Co
Hunt
Dana & Fitza
Howard Fleming
Angus & Co
Richards & Sons
Spring & Co
Estes
Brigham & Co
Goseler & Co
Davis
Brigham
Bngham & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Stevens
Geneva
Indigo
Halifax
Worcester
Salmon I
Arthur & Co
Haskins & Montague
George O Rockwell & Son
T Russell & Co
George Upton
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Wyman
Yarmouth
Steamer
Elis & Co
Historic Atlantic Trade Goods List by Ship and Port
A condensed log lists cargoes aboard multiple vessels and their destinations. York City carries flour lard canned beef sewing machines and various commodities. Addie Hale reports ice beets partridges butter and cheese. Canning Packet ferries oats and hour. Caribbean exports oatmeal and sugar. Portland ships meal molasses and sugar. Fider and other schooners carry dried fruit beans lard and canned goods.
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London
Eng
York City
Addie Hale
Annapolis
Brig
Caribbean
Clementsport
Portland
Lockport
Freight Totals Across Several Rail Lines Record Plant Goods
A ledger of shipments from multiple railroads lists quantities of cotton wool flour corn oats wheat malt bran lard preserved meats butter cheese beans potatoes hay straw lumber leather hides skins and other goods. Entries cover Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem and other express lines with hundreds of bales bags barrels and cases noted for each company.
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Boeton Commercial Exchange
Cail Board
Liverpool
New York
Boston Uplands
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Elgin
Norfolk
Chicago
Iago
Corm
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New England
Katirona
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
GuLter
Ubls
Barney
Sean Rfc
EOC Appies
Ie Ceceeefokine
NGO
Ccee Severe
Biis
Peits
Religious notices from Belfast to Canton and Delhi
A collection of church news from Belfast on a June 24 general council to Philadelphia’s large Methodist base noting Newark Dominican convent opening and its unique status. It highlights Chinese converts supporting a Portland church and Canton missions, McAll hymn influence in Paris, crowded Christmas Easter church vigor versus off-season lull, and cautions against church music lacking truth reverence. Also addresses horse racing discipline, and India Agra medical mission blending evangelism with care, educating native Christian doctors as medical missionaries under British church support.
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Presbyterian Churches
Belfast
Ireland
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
D. J. Pierce
The
Baptist Church
Seattle
W. T
Portland
Oregon
Canton
McAll
Paris
Agra
India
May term opened as judges Gray and Nelson preside
The May term opened before Judges Gray and Nelson. The grand jury was empaneled and charged. Equity docket featured Siebert Cylinder Oil Cup Company versus John J. Renchard in Buillin equity filed May 2, 1882 to restrain infringement of Gates lubricators patents. Defence contends Gates not original inventor and reissues invalid. trial heard with Clarke for plaintiff and Wakefield for defendant.
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Gray
Nelson
Equity
Siebert Cylinder Oil Cup Company Et al
John J. Renchard
Buillin Equity
John Gates
Oregon
Gates
Thos. W. Clarke
T. L. Wakefield
Supreme Judicial Court May 15 Unfinished Peck v Richards in chambers
The Supreme Judicial Court session on May 15 before Judge Colburn resumed the Peck executor versus Richards case, remaining unfinished in chambers. Judge Field presided over in-chambers matters and heard uncontested divorce cases, completing the day’s assignments.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Colbur
Peck
Richards
Chambers
Field
Superior Court First Session May 15 Damages for breach of promise to marry
In the May session before Judge Blodgett, cases heard include Maria Rowe suing Patrick Canney for $10,000 damages over a claimed promise to marry in 1882, juridical debate ongoing as to the alleged promise with jury out, and Sarah A Maguire filing a tort claim for injuries from being run over on Cambridge Street in April 1883. The docket also lists numerous other civil matters and orders for the Superior Court with judges Barker and others presiding.
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Superior Court
Blodgett
Maria Rowe
Patrick Canney
D. F. Crane
C. F. Donnelly
Sarah A. Maguire
BR. P. Leonard
Barker
David Block
Frank H. Downing
I. T. Cutter
Worcester on probation. others on trial for robbery
Horace L Worcester placed on probation after a lewdness charge. Luke Carey Charlie Kelly and William Kenney are on trial for robbery. In the case of John Smith and Thomas P Callard charged with robbery, the jury is out.
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Horace L. Worcester
Luke Carey
Charlies Kelly
William Kenney
John Smith
Thomas P. Callard
Lawsuit List of 19th Century Tort Actions in Cambridge Case
Judge Rockwell presides over two civil actions from May 23 1831 in Cambridge. Holt vs Bates claims damages after a pile of rubbish on Brattle Street frightened a horse causing severe injury. Donahoe vs Bolger alleges reputational harm from malicious statements. Proceedings show defenses and counsel.
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William B. Holt
Esther A. Bates
Church Street
Cambridge
Brattle Street
L. G. Blair
H. J. Wells
J. W. Hammond
Michael Donahoe
James Bolger
K. J. McKelleger
Richardson and Tlale
Municipal Courts May 15 Charges, pleas, and dispositions
In central court Judge Parmenter fixed bail for Daniel Cronin at 200 for assault on Patrick F. Cawley. Samuel Craig's larceny case was not pressed due to indictment elsewhere. Frank Otis faced two assault counts and was held at 200. Matilda La Forge, a common nightwalker, ordered six months in the house of industry. Thomas Haven charged with larceny held at 100. Edward I F. Richardson fined 20 dollars and costs. Charlestown court saw several defendants plead not guilty to liquor nuisances and cases postponed to next Tuesday. others continued likewise. East Boston defendants Timothy Sheehan and John Brown arraigned for mutual assault. Sheehan discharged, Brown bound at 200 for trial May 17.
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Central Court
Charlestown Court
Timothy Sullivan
Edward Gagan
William O'Keefe
John E. Conway
William Cunningham
Edward Hawley
John Jennings
Patrick J. McCarthy
Sebastian Gaim
John McNulty
John O’brien
Mary O’brien
Thomas Hartnett
Thomas Donovan
Mary Donovan
Mary McDonald
Boston
Timothy Sheehan
John 4. Brown
Annual Report of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf RR 1863
The annual report shows gross and net earnings for 1863 with various items including accrued interest on bonded debt, sinking fund payments, and dividends on preferred and common stock. It notes transportation certificates with Springfield and Western Missouri, and balances credited to income accounts after 1883 expenditures for construction and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Springfield and Western Missouri Railroad Company
Springfield
Memphis
Sops Ki Bee Besacee
Land Department
Fort Scott and
Gulf Railroand Company
Fort Scott, Southeastern and Memphis Railroad Company
Kansas and Missouri Railroad Company
Kansas
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Milk Street
Ol. H. C. Nutt
C.S. Tuckerman
Messrs
Jesse Seligman
Co. P. Huntington
E. F. Winslow
W. F.,buckley
Bryce Gray
New York
Denver and Rio Grande March earnings report shows decline
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports March earnings down from last year with 1679 miles compared with 1315, gross earnings 1 332 076 versus 1 469 875 for the prior year, and net earnings 124 544 versus 461 372. Operating expenses rose to 1 207 532 from 1 336 828, a significant increase. The note warns that higher fixed charges and reduced income make meeting liabilities harder this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company
Groes
Inc
Union Pacific
Denver
Meeting of Palmer Bachelder Co Creditors and Bancroft Dyer Failure
The second meeting of Palmer Bachelder & Co creditors with about 26 present, presided by William R Alling, reviewed stock valued at 65000, other assets 7000, total 72000 against 175000 liabilities. The firm favored 25 percent cash or 30 percent in notes, preferring cash if market conditions allowed. An advisory committee was formed to work with the firm. A separate meeting of Bancroft & Dyer creditors at Tremont Street adjourned sine die after electing a committee to investigate and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer, Bachelder & Co’s
Bancroft & Dyer
Palmer, Bachelder & Co
William R. Alling
0. A. Hamison
Rogers & Bro
J. A. Laighton
Laighton
Hamilton
Messrs. C. A. Hamilton
Robert H. Cole
Tremont Street
Gary R. Glover
Glover & Willcomb
J. J. Monroe
Bancroft
James Wemyss,Jr
Wemyss Bros. & Co
W. H. Pritchard
Vermont Two Regions and Its Political Divide
The piece casts Vermont as paradoxical and divided by a north south mountain divide, with eastern and western regions differing in economy and politics. It critiques unequal representation, notes strong GOP loyalty yet local intolerance, and satirizes voter habits and regional attitudes. It closes with culinary and home hints.
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F. A. Hawley & Co
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State House
Flint
Pere Marquette
Sandusky
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Charles W. Pierce
Committee of Reorganization
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Everett Curtis
Emima C
James E Allison
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Cooke
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James K Cooke
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Mra N M B Holmes
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SON Bon & CO
Market Street
Bon’ and — Auction House
Igo — Elaterary Shamer
Leonard & Auctioneers
Bromfeld Street
Portiedes
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Knights & CO
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James F.C. Hyde
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Gustavus W. Hall
Devonshire Street
Rosedale Farm
Framingham
Judah van Praag
Sudbury
Ashland
Salem Street
J.B. F. Thomas
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Court “Skreet
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Curve
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Crowley Estate
Jeremiah Crowley
Ichborn & Co
Mytl
Albert Howe & CO
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Nee
Warren Avenue
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Fitenes Renshaw & CR
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Henshaw
Dorchester Gas Light Co
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Boston Athenaum
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Southwestern Ark Je
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de Cusihmrachie Mining Co
Fitchburg R R Co
J. L. Day & OG
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State Street
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Hannibal
Atchison ,Topeka and Santa Fe RR Trust Mo
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Fall River
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Boston Railroad
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Dan Reastan Athanecues
Lowe Arom Aucune Uu
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Horatio Harris & CO
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Allen S. Weeks
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Cofein & Henry
State St
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F. Stevens, Pres
NEW England Mutual Life Ins.Co. Jos. M. Grovens
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J.J.Y. Balch
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George Croshaw & Co
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J. W. Field
Henry S. Bean
Corporation Notices
Standard #Hydro Carbon Fuel Co
Geo. R. Tabor
Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
R. Barrett
Office OF Post Publishing CO
Post Publishing Company
WM. B. Smart
West Shore & Buffalo
R BR. Co. Mills
Bread St
F. E. Worcester