Wall Street Notes Mixed as Bonds and Stocks Fluctuate
New York on May 26 reports money on call easy at 1 percent, prime mercantile paper firm, and silver at 107.5. Government and state bonds show mixed activity with several issues stronger, railroad bonds active. The stock market closes firm with most prices higher than last evening, led by New York Central and Central of New Jersey gains amid a dull session. Vanderbilt and West Shore speculation cited amid rumors. Transactions total 100,107 shares.
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Wheat and flour markets show weak demand and price concessions
Receipts and shipments across Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and New York indicate quiet trading and price softness in flour and wheat. Prices for Spring Wheat patent and Minnesota extra fill the space as buyers hold back. Corn oats rye and barley show mixed activity with regional declines and firming in some grades.
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Commercial London Wheat Market May 26
Dull cargoes for wheat and corn amid steadier English wheat markets. Paris wheat flour quiet. Liverpool wheat dull, corn 489d. London prices: winter wheat 7s 9d 8s, spring 7s 3d, California 63 38d. Provisions mixed with pork 59 8d, bacon 20s 64 30s 6d. Receipts 141,300 cwt. Havana gold 23514. sugar firm. exchange dull.
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Faneuil Hall Market Prices Reported May 27
Trade unchanged from last week with small-quantity movements except hotel and eating house trade. Fresh meats show slight firmness at week start, with arrivals keeping beef steady and veal firmer early on. Market activity remains stable and consistent.
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Striped Bass
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Oceanic Freight Item List From Ports and Vessels
A dated ledger-like summary of goods, crates, and supplies loaded at Liverpool, Yarmouth, Sydney, Port Antonio, and other ports. Entries include lumber, leather, hardware, canned fish, flour, oats, meat, and various crates. Vessels include Scythia, Dominion, Panny Flint, and Lorenzo D Baker, with cargo quantities and destinations.
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Arichat
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Lorenzo D Baker
Port Gilbert
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Receipts of Staple Goods by Regional Railroads
The document lists cargo totals for multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Lowell, Peabody and Salem expresses, and sea routes. Items encompass cotton bales, corn and flour, oats and bran, sugars, butter, eggs, bacon, lard, tallow, hides, leather, skins, pelts, and numerous sacks and boxes with quantities varying by railroad. Strong entities include railroad names, staple goods, and unit counts.
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Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Ba'es
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salem
Barney
Eggt corn and staples reach port from all points
Fragmentary lines indicate a report on cargo health showing staples and corn moving through a port from multiple origins. The text hints at shipments arriving from various points, but details are unclear.
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Eggtcorn
Watertown Union Live Stock Report May 26
Boston Post reporter Geo. J. Fox lists market totals for cattle sheep lambs swine with counts by state and road car totals. Prices for beef store cattle hides tallow and skins, and classifications for cattle and sheep are provided with quality notes.
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Supreme Judicial Court Postpones Gas Company Equity Hearing
On May 26 before Judge C Allen the Supreme Judicial Court heard matters in equity. The hearing on the Consumers' Gas Company bill was further postponed.
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C. Allen
Equity
Consumers’ Gas Company
Middlesex County
Morton
Lowell Entre
Vermont Central reports 1884 earnings and future security plan
Board of directors of Vermont Central reports 1884 earnings and expenses for Central Vermont and operated roads. Net income after expenses shows 162 859 52 in treasury. Plan by American Loan and Trust Company to consolidate ownership and ease litigation is favorable. Track upgrades include steel rails, new bridges, more depots and larger Mogul locomotives to improve service and capacity.
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St. John’s
Windsor
Rouse’s Point
St. Albans
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Roxbury
Real estate and attach ment notices in Providence and Cincinnati
A set of attachment notices lists creditors and parties including Frank Singin and Ferdinand Smith in Providence R I and the Simpson Gault Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati. Bonds total 100000 dollars. Van Winkle and Schmidt of New Haven are reported attached. Suffolk County real estate attachments include O M Spiller versus William Fitzermeyer for two hundred dollars in contract action.
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Ferdinand Smith
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O. M. Spiller
William Fitzermeyer
Yergin Daughters Shine In Self Made Career At College
Robert Yergin, a one armed ex confederate soldier, from Dail's township Laurens, has daughters Mary and Lilah. Mary, 17, runs her father's engine to gin cotton while studying, earned money to educate herself, and is in Columbia Female College's graduating class as valedictorian and first honor. Lilah, 14, also operates the engine and aims to follow.
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Lilah
General Nickname Born From Helping Soldiers Return
In Austin a stranger asks Gen. Jeff Blakeman if he was active in the late war. He replies he shipped cotton to Europe during the war and earned money, then loaned money to returning soldiers, earning the nickname General that stuck afterward.
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