Money Markets Firm in New York and Boston Gains Rally
Money exchanges show marginal firmness with loans at 3 percent and New York funds quoted up to 20 cents higher than yesterday. Foreign exchange remains strong, Bank of England bullion falls while rates hold. Railway and mining stocks drift lower amid mixed results, but telephone stocks stay firm with Bell and Bay State rising.
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Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Sale Reported
Wilson W Fay & Co reports sales of mining and miscellaneous stocks at No 7 State street and 200 Douglass with figures including Mass 8871,000 and 50 People’s Tel 808 Mexico 08 100 Northern Belle 662/1,200 Hibbard Anti abe Oe 500 Brunswick-400 Peres neiraa 10 Bertiussesse s 45) 500 Crescent 25 1¢0 Bos. & Sonora 90/85 ,000 Mass and New 200 Crusader 55 PRESIOD S502 SO 100 Burton Stock Gar 3 25)
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Northern Belle
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Brunswick
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Wall Street Slips as Market Wraps Weak After Mixed Trading
New York May 17 price report shows money on call easy at 2 3/4 percent to 2 1/2 percent. Exchange quiet at 483 1/2 for long and 486 4 for short. Stocks closed weak near day’s lows after sharp intraday volatility led by Western Union and Missouri Pacific. Transactions totaled 430,500 shares with declines in Indiana Bloomington and Western and Texas Pacific amid renewed distrust in the market.
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Lion Silver
Eureka Consolidated
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Grain market report with mixed bids and daily receipts
Toston corn exchange reports 123 cars of grain including winter and spring wheat and corn varieties, with Boston grain receipts and four to-day totals. Special NYMEX notes butter cheese and eggs. May to August futures show slight gains and varied closes. Union stock yards hogs steady with shipments and receipts tallied. overall market mixed with steady wheat and oats.
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Breadstuffs and grain prices in quiet market report
The market remains quiet with local consumption on flour and oats steady. Wheat values show strength in western and Michigan markets, while corn oats barley and feeds hold steady with modest ranges. Cottonseed meal appears quoted in the mid twenty dollar per ton area with small lots noted.
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Provisions and Commodities Market Report Arrives in Boston
The market shows firm demand across meats and fats with pork and lard prices steady. Beef and mutton values vary by cut and quality while poultry and game offer mixed quotes. Fruits, sugar, molasses, and cotton futures feature steady to barely steady trends as receipts and stock levels update.
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Imports at Boston and Liverpool steamer cargo lists
Long, dense OCR of port imports and cargoes from Boston and Liverpool aboard the steamer Missouri 14 and Bavarian, detailing vast items such as steel blooms, salt, earthenware, machinery, mdse, hemp rope, glassware, bicycles, tin plates, bleaching powders, and oranges. Named firms include Baring Bros & Co, Norcross Mellen, Jones McDuffee Stratton, Merchants Despatch, and Whaling era consignments across multiple ports with numerous consignments and quantities.
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Foreign Exports From Multiple Ships Cleared May Seventeenth
List of cargoes from vessels Adelaide Aus Ship David Brown Liverpool Steamer Kansas and Phoenician with goods including flour canned meats grain lumber hardware kerosene oil and farm implements. Records show quantities of apples bread meat tobacco tea sugar and other merchandise directed to various ports in England Scotland and Canada.
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Receipts of Staple Products May 17 Summary
Long list of commodity receipts by railways and sea routes with quantities of wool, corn, lard, butter, eggs, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides, skins, flour, tea, coffee, beans, oats, hay, molasses, and other staples. Entries include Lowell, Maine, itchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines. quantities shown as bales, bbls, boxes, cars, lists numerous.
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Boston land takings case awards damages for street widening
In Levi Bolles vs City of Boston No 2260 the petition seeks jury assessment of damages for 919 square feet taken April 30 1882 at Portland and Sudbury streets to widen the corner. Verdict for petitioner 13712. Rh M Morse Jr for plaintiff T M Babson for defendant.
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Market report mixed with grain prices and cargo sales
Reports from Boston Gloucester Chicago and Detroit show mixed commodity activity with coffee and sugar prices steady or varying, codfish and mackerel market notes, and wheat and corn futures shifting. Hogs and cattle quoted lower in Chicago while breaded goods and lard reflect a softer market. port delivery terms and private sales noted across multiple regions.
Financial Market Highlights Across London and Liverpool
London stock and bond quotes show slight moves with Consols at 1021 16 and US 4s at 12214. Bank of England reports bullion decline of £691,000 and reserve ratio at 32 34. Wheat, corn, and flour prices ease in the Atlantic and Liverpool markets. Cotton, wool, and Havana gold also noted with steady sugar demand.
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Court Terms Report In Middlesex County May 17
Superior Court proceedings before Judge Barker in Cambridge include the Carney versus city of Cambridge jury still out. Supreme Judicial Court session before Judge Allen notes Sewell, executor, versus Robbins and others on trial.
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Municipal Courts May 17 Case Summary
In South Boston court Judge Pawmenter presided. Purdy fined $10 for assault. Siefert held $100 for trial. Hamilton larceny case continued to Saturday. Kehoe held $1,000 for Tuesday next. Quilty held $5,000 for examination on May 22 for incest. Maley larceny and receiving goods continued to May 21 in $400 bonds. Mangan larceny held $300 for superior court.
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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Boston 1883
Suffolk County transfer notices show multiple quitclaims and mortgages in Boston area cities including Charlestown Dorchester and West Roxbury with amounts from 1 to 13 000 dollars. Listings include transfers on Irving Street West Canton Street Newby Street Leach Street Winthrop and Soley Streets and various mortgage and auction items.
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Dunham v Kimball Infringement Suit Before Judges Lowell and Nelson
In a patent infringement action Ella B. Dunham claims invention of an improved nail driving machine with a patent dated August 18, 1874 for driving nails into ts and shoes. Defendants deny infringement as hearing proceeds with Leanne James, E Magnadier on defense and James F. Perkins for the complainant. The grand jury returns 12 indictments including counterfeit coin offenses, obscenity via mail, removal of merchandise from a vessel, assault in the courthouse, wholesale liquor tax evasion, and tobacco tax evasion, with multiple individuals named.
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James C. McShane
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Lawrence Connaughton
John M. McIntire
Patrick H. Morrison
New Boston and Maine Fells Station to Open Monday
A new station named Fells on the Boston and Maine line between Malden and Wyoming will open Monday. The Chicago and Rock Island withdrew from the Town pool for passenger business. Boston and Albany’s new train departs at 4:30 PM and arrives in New York at 10:30 PM with strong patronage. Canada Southern’s Niagara bridge project nears completion by December with about 300 workers. Vanderbilt expected to fund, Canada Southern to issue 1,000,000 in 5 percent bonds for ownership, plus a bridge rental increase to 150,000 yearly. mortgage not yet executed. Railroad earnings rise: first week of May total 13,047,425 with 10 percent gain on 9 percent more mileage. Erie March earnings 1,696,968. net 507,015. gross since Oct. 1 9,534,691. net since Oct. 1 2,887,665. St. Paul weekly May 448,000. Northern Pacific 206,400. Colorado rail schemes expand mileage. D and RG pushing into mountains. Red Cliff to Garfield county. Silverton to Montrose. South Park eyeing Garfield districts. two Gun nison City extensions to Mt. Carbon and Crested Buttes. New Orleans plans extension to New Mexico from Pueblo.
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