Clearing House Returns Show Dull Week Across Nation
The week’s clearings from 24 leading U.S. clearing houses total $593,301,575, with New York leading at $622,407,971. Compared with last week and last year, overall activity fell about 27.7 percent from the previous year’s week, while outside New York totals declined 4.8 percent. The New York bank statement rose, surplus reserve up to $1,740,775, and gains seen in several city clearings, notably Chicago and Baltimore, amid weak merchandise movement and dull manufacturing nationwide.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Hicazo
St. Loui
Lalitimore
En Francisco
Inc
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Providence
Louisville
Milwaukee
Detroit
Emeinstepeen
Kansas City
Cleveland
Whartford
Memphis
Indianapolis
Bra
Columbus
Peoria
Springfield
Orcester
Lowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Dividend declarations and stock market notices
The Indian Orchard mills declare a 3 percent dividend and River Manufacturers Insurance Company an 85 percent dividend. Orders in stocks are promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock boards via Richardson Hill & Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Gallimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at their fire at 40 Water Street.
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Indian Orchard Mills
All River Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Boston
New York
Bards
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Gallimore
Water Street
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
Washington
Reade Street
Bedford Street
Financial Market Rally Buoys Stocks at Week's End
York city report notes buoyant stocks with most prices near weekly highs. Strong levels in Union Pacific Lake Shore Missouri Pacific and New York Central supported by rail gains and Vanderbilt Gould stake support. Bond market firm with rail and state issues steady while commodities like sweet potatoes and beef show varied activity.
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New York
Northwest
Chicago Pool
Lackawanna Road
New York Associated Banks
Vanderbilt and
Gould
Union Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Oregon
Lackawanna
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Central Pacific
St. Paull
Northern Pacific
Wabash
Alton
Terre Haute
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Iesser
Eacnage
Market and grain shipments report from week ending Nov 5
Detailed oats and mixed grain sales among buyers Cressey Noyes Culver Phillips Co. Car counts show No 2 white and mixed oats, steamers, and various grades. Elevator stocks week’s end include corn, cat versions, barley, wheat, peas. flour receipts and butter cheese eggs prices noted. stock yards activity with large receipts and shipments. Market commentary notes reporters’ caution and limits on predicting prices.
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Cail
Cressey & Noyes
Culver, Phillips & Co
Liverpool
New York
Boston
Union Stock Yards
Elise
Grain and Produce Prices Steady Across Markets
Market quotations show firm corn and wheat values with steady demand. Butter, eggs, and cheese display mixed movements with some price lifting for finer grades. vegetables and fruits remain largely steady though receipts rise in beans and potatoes. Overall, eastern supplies are ample, while western grains hold firm at selective grades.
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Miminesota
Minnesota
Sota
St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Iinois
St Louis
Ohio
Choice
Western Creamery
Northern Dairy
St. Albans
Choice Vermont
Northern
Cape
Eastern
Vermont
Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
Fiat
Burbanks
New York State
Ben Davis
New England
Weston
Shipping cargoes listed for assorted ships across Atlantic harbors
Imports at Boston and several ports include sugar at Boston Sugar refinery, herring, potatoes, apples, turnips, wood, and salt aboard multiple schooners and brigs. Notable entries: Knight Tempar 4000 bus turnips at Charlottetown, Cecilia 33 cords wood at Cornwallis, and Emma R Smith 611 pieces lignium vitse wood at Curacao. vessels W B Porrest, Warner & Freeman, Brown Bros & co, and J E Ward & co are cited with varied cargoes and destinations.
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Charlottetown
Pet
Knight Tempar
Porrest
East Harbor
Kiama
Hartt
Salt Warner & Freeman
Cornwallis
Cecilia
Lewis Rockwell
Rosario
Falcon
James E Ward & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Burris Bros & Co
John Duane
Jas E Ward & Co
Cadiz
A Sparks
Windsor
Curacoa
Emma R Smith
Anguilla
Jessen
JG Hall
Receipts of Staple Products by Northern Railroads
A long list documents November receipts across railroads including Well, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, Sea, Ly Peabody and Salem Exypresses, New York and New England, Od Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and others. Items cover wool, cotton, flour, corn, meal, oats, wheat, bran, tallow, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, hides, leather, pork, pigs, tea, sugar, bales, cases, barrels, crates, and various small goods with large totals and multiple carriers.
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Owell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction
Ly Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Od Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products at This Port
A historical table lists November 10 receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, comparing with last year. Items include cotton bales, butter boxes, wool, cheese boxes, eggs boxes and barrels, flour barrels and sacks, cornmeal barrels, oats and barley, wheat, potatoes, potatoes, hay cars, straw, leather goods, beef and pork products, lard, hides, tobacco, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, pelts, skins, and butter. The data show year over year totals for 1883.
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Baies
Cabes
Markets by Telegraph and Domestic Trade Report
Telegraph market notes from Augusta Norfolk New York Galveston Baltimore and more show cotton futures steady midweek. Domestic figures cite New York wool, flour, coffee, sugar, pork and lard prices with varied receipts and stock levels across major cities, highlighting steady to dull tone and mixed demand.
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Norfolk
Ravan
New York
Ccsececevseeres
Onccace Sons Vee
Los Sake
Galveston
Balitmore
S.cecses
Ss.cene
Grain and live stock prices across markets in Milwaukee Chicago and Toledo
Wheat prices slide in Milwaukee at 54c for November with firm May and January futures while corn No 2 at 52c. Detroit reports weak wheat and steady provisions. Chicago notes mixed supplies with cattle and hog receipts and steady demand. Toledo shows steady wheat and corn with varied futures. receipts and shipments listed across regions.
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Milwaukee
Sarley
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
London and Liverpool Financial Roundup Nov 10
London reports show discount rates for bank and trade bills, mixed gains in railroad stocks, and fluctuating bonds. Widespread commodity prices shift as wheat, flour, cotton, and sugar markets move slowly. Havana sugar outlook wanes with weather and labor costs pressuring crops. stockpiles and weekly receipts cited, with exchange rates firm for the U S. market.
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Erie, Pennsylvania Railroad
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Milwaukee and St. Paul
Wabash General Mortgage
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California
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Santa Fe
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Ifa
Denver
First Mortgage
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Ohio
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Mississippi
Court record shows larceny charge in federal case
United States Commissioners Court on November 10 held Peter Flaherty in custody on a larceny charge for taking personal property from the customs house on November 7. Bail set at $300 for the December term of the district court.
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Hallett
Peter Flaherty
Custom House
District Court
Indictment Lodged in Boston Wife Murder Case
The Suffolk county grand jury reported to Chief Justice Brigham with about 70 indictments. The only one of public importance names Richard Currie charged with the murder of his wife in Boston weeks ago, and the case was certified to the supreme judicial court for Currie’s arraignment.
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Richard Currie
Boston
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Central Court Handles Drunkenness and Theft Cases
In the central court Judge McCafferty found Henry Mcllugh guilty of third time drunkenness and sentenced him to six months in the house of industry Catherine wyned received one year in the women's prison for the same charge Mary Carpenter got two years in the women's prison for the same offence Charles Mackenzie and Thomas Wilson were held on $500 each for assault on John E Smith James Melsaacs was convicted of stealing a trunk valued at $28 and sent to the house of correction for a year Anna O Keeffe waived examination and was held for the superior court on $300 bond for stealing $60 from John Glancy Joseph Smith alias John H Green alias John J Farley accused of stealing a watch was held for the superior court on $1600 bond
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McCafferty
Henry Mcllugh
House of Industry
Catherine Wyned
Women’s
Mary Carpenter
Charles Mackenzie
Thomas Wilson
John E. Smith
James Melsaacs
House of Correction
Anna O’keef
John Glancy
Joseph Smith
John H. Green
John J. Farley
Annual Meetings of Several Organizations Notes
Addison Nichols appointed quartermaster sergeant of company A first battalion cavalry. Surgeon Otis of fifth infantry plans resignation. Armory sociables of Massachusetts guard first infantry start Nov 20 at Armory hall Cambridgeport. Fusileer veteran association supper Nov 13 at Quincy house with Generals Hinks Janks Slack and others. Major General Farrell named to command Union Veteran Army in this state. Evacuation of New York City anniversary events set for Nov 26 with veterans invited. Dr Azei Ames Jr discussed as candidate for Gov Robinson staff. Court martial for Lieuts Foley Et al set to begin Nov 27. National Lancers to host winter levees from Dec 5 at Bulfinch Street armory. Roxbury artillery veterans meet Nov 0 with officer nominations Dec 12 election. Active Company sociable Dec 5 at Odd Fellows Boston. Col Bancroft commends Fifth Regiment for life practice work.
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H. A. Snow
James F. Farrell
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Azei Ames, Jr
Grand Army
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Boston
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Business troubles hit New Bedford and several towns
The report lists multiple insolvencies and creditor meetings: W. S. Fierce of New Bedford fails with unknown assets, George H. Biddle of Dover owes about 27 400 with 17 525 assets, 25 cent offers to creditors, Bridgton Mo insolvency by Thomas B. Thompson, Hopkinton dealer offers 25 cents on dollar with 2 093 55 liabilities and 1 458 91 assets, H. F. Barnard of Lawrence shows 3 200 liabilities vs 2 700 assets, C. L. Pierce of Peabody owes 29 960 with 4 000 secured, Abrahams & Kerr of St. John N B have failed, J H Lafleur of Niamaka in 20 060 liabilities, Normand & Lacerte of Three Rivers Que suspend with 17 000 liabilities, and Charles H TIlton of Ashland reports 175 000 liabilities with 25 000 secured. investigations named John O Poor, John Pinder, and Clarence W. Jones.
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Dover
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Bridgton
N. W. Houghton
Hopkinton
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Morocco
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Charles H. Tilton
Ashland
Charles H. Tuttle
John O. Poor
John Pinder
Clarence W. Jones
Lectures Advise on Faith and Europe at Tremont and Chickering
Mer Capel delivers a Tremont temple lecture on Infallible Authority Necessary to Faith with proceeds for charity. Robert Treat Paine Jr speaks before Wells memorial institute on What I Saw in Europe. Talmage replies to Ingersoll next Tuesday at Tremont temple. Matthew Arnold lines up three Saturdays at Chickering hall beginning next Saturday on Literature and Science with readings from his works on request. Dedication of the new association building at Pekese and Berkely streets set for Wednesday with clergy and lay speakers. Policemen's ball slated for January 16 at the Mechanics' fair building.
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Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Wells Memorial Workingmen’s Institute
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Ingersoll
Matthew Arnold
California Mining Stocks Close Prices Report
Bax Francisco California November 10 The following are the official closing prices of mining stocks today including Best and Belcher Mount Diablo Bodie Northern Belle Navajo Yellow Jacket and others with values such as 332 for Best and Belcher and 3 for Yellow Jacket, reflecting market activity in Norcross Independence and other listings.
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Smith Cole nuptials at Somerville and Boston unions
At Somerville on November 8 Rev B K Ruse joined Arthur A Smith and Alice E Cole both of Somerville in marriage. In Boston on November 8 Rev FE E Hale DD joined George H Wetherell and Clara J Cumings both of Boston in marriage.
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B K Ruse
Arthur A Smith
Alice E Cole
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Clara J, Cumings
Obituary Notices From Boston and Nearby Areas
Notices record William H H Gales at Boston aged 43 years 1 month, Thomas Howe at Brookline aged 74, John G Loomer at North Cambridge aged 45, Charles P Ques trom at Newburyport aged 77 years 2 months, and WH Studley at Boston aged 52.
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Old Colony Railroad Company annual report details 1883
The Old Colony system reports gross earnings of 4,249,179 dollars and net receipts of 1,228,441 dollars for the year ending Sept 30 1883. Expenditures total 3,020,738 dollars with a 57,633 91 dollar improvement balance and a 762,515 67 dollar aggregate surplus. Passenger and freight traffic rose while steel rails and bridge work boosted costs, and union with Boston Clinton Fitchburg New Bedford lines is noted.
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B. Brigham & CO
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Tremont Street
Tiverpool
Grane Junction
East Bagston
Warren & CO
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Cowt Street
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Prattert
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Mike Wag
Garubritas
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