Money Market Report From Boston Banks
Boston money market remains moderately active with mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent and miscellaneous at 6 to 7 percent. Corporation notes and acceptances steady at 4 to 5 percent while banks quote 5 percent. Call loans with collateral 3 to 4 percent. note brokers busy at 5 percent. Country banks firm at 5 1/4 to 6 percent. Today’s bank balances 2 percent. New York funds 5 to 10 cents premium. Clearing house gross exchanges $11,577,227. balances $1,579,270.
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Boston
New York
New York Money Markets and Stock Prices Report
New York financial report dated November 19 notes flat money lending with mercantile paper at 5 56 percent. Foreign exchange firm at 480% for long and 48414 for short sight. The stock market opened irregular and lower, then rose to midday gains led by Lackawanna and Northwestern. After midday, demand to cover eased and prices settled mixed with several rail and utility stocks closing near day highs. total transactions around 190,891 shares with many issues at top day figures.
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New York
Lackawanna
Northwestern
St. Paul
Lake Shore
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Western Union
Grangers
Hocking Valley Firsts
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Iron Mountain Seconds
Kansas Pacific
Kansas
Texas
de General
Morris and Essex
New Orleans Pacific
Ohio Southern
Oregon Improvement
Oregon Navigation
San Francisco
Wabash
St Louis
St Paul
Canada South
Gentral Pacific
Cuil
St. Louis
Delaware & Hud
Senses
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie & W
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Phila
Tip St. P
Texas Kees
Wabash Pacific
BOM
No Pacific
Taler
America
Ile
West
Pew
Market Report on Commodities and Livestock Prices
A long price survey lists alcohols, waxes, building materials, coffee, tobacco, tea, coal, and wool with steady or firm trends. It includes extensive live stock movements and yard sales at Watertown and Boston areas, noting weekly coal, cattle, sheep, and milch cow trades, export shipments to Liverpool, and varied regional market quotes.
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Flint
Thompson &Son
Hall
Libby, Brown & Co
Libby & Merril
Libby &Son
Fogg
J O Sanborn
J K Gordon
Dow & Moulton
Breck & Wood
Corrancow
Weeks Bros
H & Wilcox
I Bent
Seattle
W Smith Léeattle
Whitton Bros & Brooks
Vermont
Lincoln & White
L W Tinker
Combs & Farrar
J Carro
A N Woodruff
C Hf Kidder
A Farnham
JH Thomas
F S Kimball
W Ricker
RP Pollard
J VU Smith
J M Smee
Taylor & Harpin
Ee S Henry
Scattering
Connecticut
J McFlynn
New York
T Fisher
R G Bannan
Ers
O Stacy
B Hurlbert
J C W Erwin
J Hurley
Western States
Hathaway & Jackson
Monroe
Hollis & Co
Stetson & Hames
Farrell & McAp
E Farrell
J Cowdry
Canada
S Hastings
A N Monroe
J C Coughlin
Liverpool
Glasgow
Boston City
Missouri
J A Hathaway
Coughlin
R G Barnum
W A Farnham
B F Cofran
A B Edwards
Eee & Pond
Maine
Watertown
Libby & Co
W W Hall
J H Fogg
Libby
Gs Peavey
Thompson & Sons
H A Wilcox
I B Sargent
Sargent & Turners
Piper & Pond
C P Burke
J Engren
Hastings
Kimball
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Watertown Union
Northern
Hasting
New Hampshire
J M Dyer
EF Adden
Hall & Seaver
Gao Tan A
BK S Hastings
J O Smith
Brighton
Union Market
Boston
Albany
Farwell & McFlynn
Eames & Stetson
J McFlyan
Bond
P W Thompson
Ayrshire
J P Henry
Aldrich & Johnson
J D Hosmer
Morse & Flint
Maime—Allen
Livestock at Market and Arrivals Across Yards This Week
Market totals show cattle 2399, sheep 14960, veals 384 with arrivals at Watertown and other yards totaling 2300 cattle and 14960 sheep. Prices list beef quality levels from first to third and stock cattle values across cow, oxen, and calf categories. Distinct regions include Maine Vermont New York Rhode Island and Canada with regional car counts across major lines.
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Cattleone & Lambs
Swine
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
Canada
Cccs
Aese Asve Reee
Watertown
Asshanwk
Brighton
N.B
Waltham
Mass
S M Washburn
Lenox Furnace
Amsterdam
London
Boston City
Halifax
Bunker
Atlantic
Glasgow
Boston
Aberdeen
J R Howie
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Alexander Drysdale
Duarantine
Sheldon
Iowa
Howie
Earl of Caithness
Barrowgill Castle
Barrowgill
Earl of
WelIh
Polled Cattle Society
John Littlejohn
Clockhill
Maria
Auchmaladdy
James Fowlie
Auchmaliddy
Marjory Gordon
Friday
Kirkhill
Peter Laing
Greenburn
Southside
Gough
Market Tone Shifts Across Cities in Domestic Markets
The market tone ranged from dull in New York to strong in New Orleans and steady in Cincinnati Galveston and Wilmington with firm conditions at other points, reflecting mixed activity in domestic markets.
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New York
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Galveston
Wilmington
London financial briefing notes quiet trade in wheat and corn
Floating cargoes of wheat show little demand while cargo passage slows. Mark Lane reports quiet wheat, steady corn, and quiet Paris markets. Liverpool notes quiet imports of wheat 210k–215k quarters and corn 50k–55.6k. prices for winter and spring wheat listed with mixed rates for corn and peas. Cotton remains firm in Liverpool with strong demand and varied futures terms. Wool sales in London report 144 bales sold with prices unchanged.
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Trapani
Cadiz
Liverpool
Chicago
Calcutta
New York
Faneuil
Pembroke
Cherokee
Huron
Mohawk
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Foucauld & Co
Otard
Dupuy
Hennessy
Pellerosin
Martell
Ram—St Croix
New England
Bond
John Gibson
Newcomb Buchanan Company
Anderson
Nelson
SUMAC
Sicily
Havana
Madeira
Ivison
Malaga
Burgundy
London
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Maine
Beerbohm
Erchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
Uplands
Orleans
Amercan
Sydney
New Zealand
Boston Imports Highlight Ocean Trade and Supplies
Reports from Boston list schooner Libbie T with 1 box eggs and other cargoes of shad and half-dozen boxes. Grand Manan reports A S Franklin delivering 13 500 boxes of herring. Lockport lists Mellacore with codfish and herring tons, plus rags and tongues and sounds, handled by Whitney Pousland & co.
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Economy
Yadse Delong & Seaman
J Jones & Co
Grand Manan
N B
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Foreign Exports Observe Varied Cargo Across Ports
Trade dispatches list diverse shipments from St Pierre and Antwerp including flour, fish, pork, coffee, tea, apples, onions, kerosene, nails, hay, canned goods, butter, copper paint, meal, chocolate, biscuits, leather, tea, dyes, lumber, and tobacco. Additional cargoes note palm oil, bacon, lard, beef, sausage meats, sausage and canned goods, and goods from Rosario, Harbourville, Band on.
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ST Pierre
Mig
Antwerp
New York
Hermann
Aull
Erg
Rosario
Chestina Redman
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Expresses
A dated compilation lists items shipped or received by several railroads and express lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, and By and Sea. It covers cotton, wool, flour, meal, corn, oats, wheat, malt, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, leather, hides, skins, tea, coffee, molasses, lard, bacon, beef, beef, and other commodities with quantities in bales, boxes, barrels, sacks, feet, and cars.
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New York
England
Calcutta
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
New England
Eglinton
West
Iake
Baltimore
Baltimore and other brands a from lig@le
Boston
Western
Elaine
Saies
Paris
McCulloch
United States
Kentucky
Manila
Liverpool
Houston
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Java
Turks Island
Boston and Albany
Shorts
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Baiem
Ceyyes
Lee, Dae
Jugar
DDI
Personal injuries and contracts in early Chelmsford court cases
Judge GARDNER presided over a dockets of civil actions including Edward F. Richardson versus Old Colony Railroad for damages after an April 3, 1882 crossing defect allegedly caused his wagon to be thrown. Verdict for $6000. Others include Crockeryware conversion case Michael McCarty v Adams, gardener wages case, a assaulted plaintiff hurt in Dix Place, and Bay State Iron Co. cases with a minor son's injury. Multiple juries and trials noted with lawyers listed.
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Baldwin
Murray
Granger
Allstenms
Brighton Court
Frederick Murray
Frederick Granger
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Cambridge-street
Edward F. Richardson
Old Colony
Chelmsford
Lowell
Framingham
Bedford Street
C. &.B.whitney
J. H. Benton, Jr
Alvan Rogers
Cephas B. Rogers
D. C. Linscott
O. BT
Gray & W. C
Cogswell
Michael McCarty
Charles H. Adams
N. L. Graham
Robert P. Clapp
Hsther Wingard
Hugh W. Brown
Dix Place
W. W. Blackmar
H. BE
G. H. Swasey
Staples
William Jackson
Bay State Iron Company
Andrew Jackson
C. Q. Tirrell
N. Hi. Pratt
S. Lincoln
W. S. Hail
Nathan M. Hatch
Neil Kenney
Tremont Street
Wesley P. Beal
G. H. Towle
C. F. Paige
Henry KE. Hatt
Moses C. Nay
S. B. Allen
Rodney Lund
Convictions Recorded at Superior Court November 19
Before Judge Blodgett Austin Cannon was convicted of a minor offense fined 100 dollars and costs William Thompson pleaded guilty to larceny sentenced to the house of correction for eight months Daniel J Desmond and Henry Marshall fined 10 dollars each for a city ordinance violation John Coleman found not guilty of keeping intoxicating liquors for sale James Williams convicted of assault and battery Philip H Brady of keeping liquors for sale sentences postponed
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Austin Cannon
William Thompson
House of Correction
Daniel J. Desmond
Henry Marshall
John Coleman
James Williams
Philip H. Brady
Municipal Courts Deluge of Fines and Detentions in November
In central court Judge Churchill fined Batchelder 100 dollars for keeping and exposing intoxicating liquor, appealed. Levy held to bail 2000 for forging a name on a 150 dollar order. Thomas alias Cummings six months in house of industry. Crowley six months for larceny of 1000 cigars, plus 400 bail. McCullough fined one cent for non support. Shields fined 100 dollars for unlawful selling and exposing liquor, appealed. Haverhan held 600 dollars for assault with a dangerous weapon. Keefe sent to house of industry six months. Slaherty held 500 dollars for trial on assault and battery in Roxbury.
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Central Court
Churchill
George G. Batchelder
Isaac 5. Levy
J. A. Johnson
John Thomas
John Cummings
Dronk
House of Industry
Daniel Crowley
House of Correction
Myer MecCullough
Frank Shields
Shields
Roxbury
Malachi Haverhan
William Watson
Hannah Keefe
South Boston
Andrew Slaherty
Boston and Providence Railroad Stockholders Meeting Highlights
The Boston and Providence railroad held its annual stockholders meeting in Boston with President Henry A. Whitney presiding. Directors were re-elected, William G. Russell was thanked for 25 years on the auditing committee, and reports noted higher gross receipts but higher passenger costs. The Nantasket Beach line reported finances, while West Shore officials disputed through-rate war narratives, stating competitive fare reductions were self-initiated to meet rivalry.
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Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation
Boston
Henry A. Whitney
William G. Russell
Nsq
Messrs
J. W. Smith
Providence
H. F. Burrows
North Attleboro
E. Francis Parker
Nahant
J. Huntington Wolcott
U Esq
Thomas P. S. Goddard
J. Huntington Wolco
Wagner
New York Line
Omaha
Ten-mile River
East Providence
Motherbrook
Dedham
West Roxbury
West Shore
Mouett
West Shore Road
New York Central
New York
Chicago
Auction notice of securities and mortgager sale items
On Saturday November 22 1884 and November 23 1884 auctioneers list numerous securities including Pemigewasset Valley BR South Boston BR Co Exeter Woolen Mills Plymouth National Bank Old Colony RR Co Globe National Bank Howard National Bank National Webster Bank Union Stock Yard and Transit Co Pacific Guano Co Old Colony KR Co Worcester Nashua and Rochester BR Maine Central RR Boston and Albany 7s bonds and more listing shares and mortgage stock. A mortgagers sale then follows for framed engravings etchings photographs and assorted goods at store numbers 9 West Street 0 West Street 28 Avery Street with examination available the day prior. Horatio Harris & Co auctioneers and commission merchants No 227 State Street.
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Atlantic & Pacific
Robinson Con
Uin
At. L
BR. L. Day & Co
Eliot National Bank
Seccess Sceves
Rockland National Bank H Moxbury
National
Eee
Union National Bank
Ccsreverses Eee
Market National Bank
Mm Manufacturing Co
Boston Melting Co
Ceses
Chicago
Quincy
Santa Fe RR
Boston Schuaielietter
Boston & Lowell
Metropolitan Horse
Vermont & Massachusetts
Bere
Boston and Maine Railroad
Sfaine State
Belfast
Boston
Lowell
Fremont
Kik
Mo. Valley
Lowa Falls
Sioux City
Conee Lotg & Nat
Bank of Commonwealth
South Boston Horse Rd
Vermont
Dickay Lewis Machine
Cook County
Hil
Union Pacific
Atchison, Toveka
Taos Eee
Kansas City Cable R R Co
Union Eccrine Co
Aares
Nationa Mate
Atlantic National Bank
Washington Mills
Uo Androscoggin Mills
Revere Beach & Lynn BR O
R R Co
Plymouth Cordage Co
City of Chicago
M. L
City of Cincinnati
City of Cleveland
City of
Cleveland
State of Massachusetts
Burlington and Quincy RR
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
St Paul
Minn
Board of Education
Pemigewasset Valley BR
South Boston BR Co
Exeter Woolen Mills
Plymouth National Bank
Boston and Lowell RR R
Old Colony RR Co
Illinois Grand Trunk
Old Colony RR
Globe National Bank
Howard National Bank
National Webster Bank
Old Colony Iron Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Go
Pacific Guano Co
Old Colony KR Co
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Maine Central RR
Boston and
Albany
West Street
Avery Street
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
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Josiah Caldwell
George S. Hate
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