Market Wrap Reflects Mixed Clearing and Bank News
The week shows overall gains in New York and national clearings after adjusting for key deviations. Boston declines about 10 percent while Kansas City clears rise sharply. Milwaukee and Cincinnati figures are halved to reflect reporting practices. New York bank statement notes a surplus increase and higher deposits, with varied rates in stocks, bonds, and foreign exchange.
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New York
Tne
Good Corporation
United States
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
San F'ncisco
New Orleans
Prtspers
Louisville
Milwanukee
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Columbus
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Springfield
Orcester
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C.e
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Milwaukee Clearing House
Cmparison
New York Market Summary May 19 Stocks Pressed
Despatch reports a firm opening then weak close with mixed gains and losses. Trading volume reached 260 000 shares with notable moves in Canada Southern Pacific Northern Pacific and Union Pacific while mining and railroad bonds showed uneven activity.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New York
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Iowa
Burlington
Quincey
Boston
Atchison
Union Pacific
Gould
Central Branch
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Shorts
Friends of the Property
Broadway
New England
Boston Post
Prime Mercantile
Exchange
Robinson Consolidated
Sonora Consolidated
Atlantic and Pacific
Erie
Jersey Central
Richmond and
Danville
Texas and Pacific
de Rio Grande
Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond
West Point
Canada
Southern
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Minnepolis
Manitoba
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Omaha
Wabash
Texas Pacific
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Han. & St. Joe
Kansas
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Central
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Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio
Missisippi
Ontario & West
Corn exchange reports mixed grain and port receipts
The daily report lists winter wheat and spring wheat grades with car counts, corn and oar consignments, peas and oats totals, and overall 112 cars. Receipts include corn 26,233 bushels, wheat 20,300, cotton and meal figures, flour 548 bbls, and 7,038 sacks. Market notes cite New York prices, Boston trades, and Atlantic port totals for April and year totals.
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Corn Exchange Daily
Corn Exchange
Grain and flour prices hold steady amid light trade
The market shows quiet activity with small lots of flour and oats traded. Corn, oats, rye, barley, and futures drift with steady quotations. butter cheese eggs mark steady to easy prices. pork, lard, beef firm, and cotton futures mixed as traders monitor supply and demand.
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Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
St Loui
Canada West
Canada
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Boston
Imports at Boston Steamer Batavia and assorted goods listed
Boston imports catalog lists ships and consignments including Steamer Batavia with 1 034 steel blooms and 23 casks, and many firms such as Baring Bros & Co and Spiegelisen. The long ledger records goods from wool to wine, books, machinery, and pig iron alongside quantities and associated firms or importers.
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Boston
Liverpool
Eng
Batavia
Baring Bros & Co
Naylor & Co
the Hadley Co
Ashcroft
Capt Roberts
AFP Schmidt & Co
Ponbar & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Owen Bros
Houghton & Dutton
Neph & Griffiths
Rice & Co
Power & Co
Haviland & Co
Jas Hill
Rogers & Co
John Quincy Adams
Moise Stone & Bowner
dode G@ M Cummings
Machinery Elliott, Sons & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Atlantic shipping and cargo totals by port and vessel
The log lists numerous vessels and cargoes across ports from Halifax to Grand River including steamer Alpha-4 with halibut eggs potatoes and mdse, Brig Clara Jenkins sugar hhds, Bark Alfarin sugar and bbls, Schooner Sea Slipper potatoes and eggs, and multiple coal lumber and coal shipments. Entries name consignors and destinations such as Delong & Seaman Whitney Pousland & co Standard Sugar refinery Georgetow n and Antwer p, totaling diverse cargoes and quantities.
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Halifax
Delong & Seaman
Ellis & Co
Ken & Morse
Halibut Beaman Bros
Seavey & Co
Haskins & Mon
Rome
Tobey
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Arecibo
Clara Jenkins
Gossier & Co
Barbados
J Williams
UH Greeley
Celina
Regina
Mann & Soule
Port LA Tour
Nina Page
G Hall & Co
J Jones & Co
Port Caledonia
Darrow, Mann & Co
ST Pierre
Mart
Silver Stream
Montague, Pets
John G Batley
Grand River
Ocean Friend
Foreign Exports and Ship Clearances Across Global Ports
Cargo lists from multiple vessels including Steamer Carroll Lagos bark Nineveh and Steamer Newcastle City report cleared on May 19. Items span flour, meat, fish, oil, lumber, hardware, leather goods, wines, and household wares bound for Lagos London Flores Flores Flores and Manila with dozens of specific commodities and quantities.
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Walifax
Carroll
Oakum
Currier’s
Poland
Lagos
Africa
London
Eng
Newcastle City
Flores
Adelia
Bear River
Mineola
Arichat
C B
Polar Star
Cardenas
Cuba
Walker Armington
Manila
Sooloo
Japan
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Expresses
Inventory of shipments listed by railroad lines including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction By Sea Peabody and Salem Expresses New York and New England Old Colony Softon and Albany Providence showcases quantities of cotton wool bales bbls flour corn oats wheat sugar beans potatoes lumber leather hides and animal products. The entries name multiple railroad names and quantities for each commodity across dates and routes.
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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
Softon and Albany
Providence Railroad
Cotton Markets Across Cities May 19 Report
May 19 market notes show Norfolk and Charleston steady mid and low middling rates with slight receipts. Cincinnati and Galveston reported mixed net receipts and quiet markets. New York and Chicago sections show dull to easy conditions with futures and cash adjustments. notable buyers include Coastwise trade and Great Britain. Heavy volumes appear in New York flour and cotton data, with mixed upland quotes and varying gross receipts across ports.
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United
City Extra
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Market ticker notes from multiple cities May reports
Prices for pork lard whiskey and hogs slip and hold in various markets. Receipts include 11 000 barrels of wheat 25 000 bushels barley 12 000. Cincinnati Toledo and Chicago reports show mixed conditions with no decisive trend.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Detroit
Economic Roundup From London And Havana Markets
Financial wires report US securities mixed with debt worries after Turtons & Had dow failure. Railroad stocks slip while bank bill discounts edge up. Cotton and sugar markets show downturns and steady prices in Liverpool and Havana with US exports noted. Major entities include Atlantic and Great Western, New York Central, Reading, Louisville and Nashville, and Havana sugar stocks.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
New York Central
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania Central
Reading
Ontario and Western
Turtons & Haddow
Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Ohio
Mississippi
Louisville
Nashville
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
California
Fabash
Commercial
Court records restrain church membership rights action
Supreme Judicial Court on May 18 denied an injunction in equity filed by Joseph E. Barry and others against the Christian church and Edward Edmunds. The case sought to bar Edmunds from church offices and prevent new office openings pending litigation. The court found the defendants offer to suspend new member admissions sufficiently fair and declined the injunction. Childs and Gove for plaintiffs. W E L Dilloway for defendants.
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Joseph E. Barry
Superior Covert First Session May 19 IX Order
List of cases across First Second and Third Sessions with docket numbers and party names including Scully v Toner Merren v Callahan Kennedy v Randall Rowan v Gray Sewell v Sewell Brown v Fales Chi v Graves Ballou v Hadley Anderson v South Bos Hadley v Ballou Colman v Moore Cutter v Wolffsohn Paine v Papineau Papineau v Went Sikora v Penniman Burditt v Fearing
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Merren
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Randall
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Gray
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Brown
Fales
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Graves
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Hadley
Anderson
Cutter
Wolffsohn
Polygamy and burglary cases heard at May 19 Municipal Court
May 19 proceedings before Judge Parmenter include Thomas Mallender arraigned on polygamy and held for trial in superior court on $800 bail. John Callahan arraigned on breaking and entering with $500 for examination May 22. Susan Doherty fined $10 for attempted prisoner rescue. William Kelly fined $10 and costs for assault. John Clark alias Carlo Brocolini held $500 for May 26 appearance. John McDermott, juvenile, sent to reform school for larceny. East Boston juvenile court: Thomas F. Cassin and James H. Cassin charged with assault held $50 until May 23. So A. Myrick fined $15 and costs for assault.
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John McDermott
State Reform School
Boston
Thomas F. Cassin
James H. Cassin
A. Myrick
Lawrence Light Infantry Sails to Nashville for Nashville Contest
The Lawrence Light Infantry and Continentals itinerary outlines a June schedule with arrivals, breakfasts, banquets, parades, and dinners in Boston and surrounding venues. Events include a harbor excursion, tableaux at the Boston theatre, a Bunker Hill celebration with Charlestown Cadets, and a trip to Portland, ending with departure for Nashville for a competitive drill.
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National Lancers
Continental Guards
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The
Lancers
Revere House
Faneuil Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
New Hampshire
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Washington Street
Chauncy Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Warren
Young’s Hotel
Massachusetts
M. W. Bull
Second Infantry
C. W. Hinman
F.J. Rabbeth
Roxbury City
Hinman
Tenn
South
Last Rites for Michael Doherty Held at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross hosted the Saturday forenoon funeral of Michael Doherty with a packed crowd, including many dignitaries. The solemn mass was led by Rev. Lawrence J Toole and a long funeral procession escorted the casket to Cambridge Cemetery. Floral tributes came from Doherty's family and numerous public entities.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Lawrence J.toole
Doherty
I. M. A. Corcoran
Lew P. Boland
Father O’toole
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Schmitt
Charles Lewis
Democratic State Central Committee
Boston Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Col
Pv. T. Hanley
Maj
Axel Dearborn
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