New York Financial Report May 22 Prices and Rates
New York financial news reports money on call very easy at 2 3 percent, offered 2 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent. Exchange strong with rates up to 48512 for 60 day bills and 489 for demand. actual business around 4844 485 long and 488 short. Governments weak. state bonds quiet and strong. railroad bonds irregular. Stocks close strong on a broad recovery. weekly exports excluding specie 66 373 589. Mining stocks active and generally firm.
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Boston Post
Corn Exchange Prospects Dim as Sales Fail to Clear
Call sales at the corn exchange showed more sellers than buyers with no sales of oats or corn. Grain receipts today included 55,465 bushels of corn and 1,000 sacks of wheat, while week end elevators held large stocks of corn and oats. Butter and cheese markets showed varied activity in Eling, Utica, and Little Falls, with prices easing and demand cooling. Chicago wheat and corn futures drifted, with May and June prices tracking lower amid general market softness.
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Corn Exchange
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Utica
N. Y
Little Falls
St. Albans
New York Merchantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Chicago
Ant
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May Park
Jane
London
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Queensland
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Adelaide
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Natal
Adelade
New Zealand
Breadstuffs and grain prices steady with dull trade
Market report shows flour and corn meal steady to higher in parts, with spring and winter wheats quoted across regions. Butter, eggs, and cheese move downward or steady, while meats and poultry hold firm. vegetables and fruits show mixed demand and price shifts across apples, strawberries, potatoes, and onions.
Savannah Cotton Goods and Supplies Ledger Listing
Detailed Savannah ledger of imports and shipments listing cot ton bales, dry hides, pitch pine lumber, rosin, spirits, leather and various goods from multiple firms such as Carroll & Son, Boott Cotton Mills, Cunard Steams, W.E.H. Martin, Appleton Co, and many others. Includes quantities like 125 bales rice 38 casks splits 4 160 sacks corn and 613 half crates vegetables among diverse vendors and commodities.
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Savannah
Columbus
Carroll & Son
Dodo Barry, Thayer & Co
EH Martin
Dodo Boott Cotton Mills
Amoskeag Manusco
Appleton Co
Dodo China Mills
Cunard
Pullard
Dorosind
Davis & Son
Bates Dry Hides
Henderson
J. Jones & Co
Chas W Lewis
Bartlett
W & RC
Milliken
Jas
Wright Manusco
Bernd Bros
RK H_ Dickson
Foster
Sewell & Day Cordage Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Hemp Sewell & Day Cordage Co
Billings & Haton
Mattrasses
Historic Port Clearances and Cargo Details from May Exports
Liverpool reports include Aleppo cleared May 18 with 22 724 bus cargo items such as cases bobbins and leather. Smyrna lists Bark Souvenir cleared May 22 with paint, canned lobsters, agricultural goods, and petroleum. Sydney and St John show Annie Duncan and Alice S clearing May 22 with flour, meal, kerosene, bricks, oatmeal, and lime. Port George and Wm Wallace show cargoes of flour, meal, and acid.
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Liverpool
Eng
Aleppo
Smyrna
Turkey
Bols Petroleum
Sydney
Annie Duncan
ST John
Alice S
Port George
Wm Wallace
Receipts of Staple Products List by Rail and Sea
A detailed list shows shipments received by multiple railroads and sea routes. Items include bales of cotton and wool, flour, corn and oats, butter, eggs, leather and hides, lumber, beef, molasses, tea, beans, potatoes, and various casks and bags. Entities include Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction Peabody Salem New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and sea routes with quantities per item. The entry outlines volumes by source and mode, indicating broad commercial activity.
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New York
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Bell Telephone
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Dolbear
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
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Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
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Mbs
New Hampshire
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Massachusetts
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Providence
Old Golony, CO
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Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets May 22
Cotton quiet and 1 16c higher with 497 bales sold and forward deliveries up 2 3 points. New Orleans prices 1144s. Flour receipts 16 847 bbls. exports 761 bbls. Market in buyers favor with light jobbing demand and moderate export inquiry. sales 15 300 bbls. Ohio St Louis extra at 49 10 7, Minnesota extra 6 60 7 40, city mill extra 5 25 5 80, No 2 2 60 3 65, superfine 3 85 4 25.
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Prices and supplies drift in grain markets and real estate notes
Wheat and corn show mixed moves with export demand and speculative activity. receipts, spot purchases, and futures prices are listed across Chicago St Louis Toledo Milwaukee and New York markets. In Suffolk County transfers, numerous Boston area properties change hands with mortgage and deed notes recorded and several auctions scheduled.
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A. L. Brown
Financial market snapshot from London and Liverpool May 22
Consols and railroad stocks listed with varying percentages. Wheat and corn markets steady with English and French wheat quiet. Liverpool wheat weaker. Flour and commodity prices shown for Liverpool and London. receipts indicate large wheat imports from America. Cotton futures listed with daily trading ranges and U.S. export activity.
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Court Record Infringement Suit Over Sole Edge Burnishing Machine
In a case before Judges Lowell and Nelson the Union Edge Letter Co. sues Benjamin F Spinney et al seeking an injunction and account under patent 173284 dated February 8 1876 granted to Charles H Helms for an improvement on a sole edge burnishing machine for shoes. The defense denies infringement if any of the Tayman patent. Hearing led by J E Magnadier for plaintiff and Thomas W Clarke for defendant.
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Benjamin F. Spinney
Charles H. Helms
Lad
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Thomas W. Clarke
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing on Equity and Mine Fraud
The Supreme Judicial Court hears hearings in equity with contested divorces set for Wednesday. Frank B. Dole et al. sue John Wooldredge over a Placerville California Prospect Fiat mine deal allegedly misrepresented by Robinson and agent Pinkett. Plaintiffs claim a scheme to defraud, demanding equity relief despite a legal remedy argument. the court overruled the demurrer and allows equity relief alongside law.
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Frank B. Dole
John Wooldredge
Placerville
Cal
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Pinkett
Jeintfly
Bill mm Equity
J. A. Gillis
A. A. Ramsey
F. A. Dearborn
Prison terms and fines in local court docket
John Daley received seven years in the state prison for arson. James A. Phillips was convicted of larceny with sentence deferred. Catharine Clark, labeled a common nightwalker, was sent to the house of industry for eight months. Nellie Doherty, a common drunkard, was fined five dollars plus costs. Complaints against James F. Fitzgerald and John English for evading the liquor law were not pressed. George H. Friel was found guilty of breaking and entering and larceny.
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John Daley
James A. Phillips
Catharine Clark
House of Industry
Nellie Doherty
James F. Fitzgerald
John English
George H. Friel
Court Announces Hearing Schedule and Trial Motions Rule
The schedule states hearings at 4 o clock or after jury waived cases. All motions for new trial not brought up and passed upon by the court will be overruled. The notice outlines court procedure for ruling on motions and sets expectations for the day's docket.
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Samuel E. Sewell
Caira Robbins
Lexington
Eli W. Robbins
Ellen Stone
E. R. Hoar
Samuel Hoar
N. L. Graffam
Julia Burns
James McKowen
Cambridge
Michael McKowen
EB. H. Jose
Executrix
D. F. Crane
Superior Court First Session May 23 Before Judge Aldrich
Case docket from the Boston Superior Court listing multiple entries across sessions. Includes Brookman vs Massasoit Packing Co resumed for jury, Scully vs Toner for personal injuries from 1852 assault, and numerous in-order case references. second session before Judge Knowlton features Anderson vs South Boston Railroad and related remands, with additional cases listed for the Boston and Maine rail lines, Norfolk County matters, and other miscellaneous actions.
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Massasoit Packing Company
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Charles Toner
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Municipal Court Actions May 22 In Boston Trials
Judge McCafferty saw Dennis oy delayed on incest charges with $5,000 bail pending trial. John Burns held $800 on assault. Charles Kehoe held six months for neglecting a minor plus six months for second offense. Kehoe fined $5 and costs for drunkenness. All appealed. In South Boston, John Cain and Ann McCarthy held $390 each for lewd and lascivious cohabitation, to be tried in superior court.
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Dennis Oy
John Burns
Superior Court
Charles Kehoe
House of Industry
South Boston
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Ann McCarthy
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