Unfavorable exhibit in clearing house totals this week
The week’s clearings totalled 1,014,515,362, up from 950,389,162 last week but down 20.8 percent versus last year. New York showed heavy failures and drought curbed mill production, while outside New York the decline was smaller at 6.3 percent. St. Louis, Columbus, Peoria and Memphis posted gains, but most manufacturing cities fell. southern cities were generally better. The September table lists major cities’ totals, with New York leading at 3,041,988,271 and outside New York down 8.6 percent for the period. The New York bank statement worsened with reserve surplus down to 474,825. Exchange and securities data followed, noting mixed railroad stock changes and ongoing financial strain.
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New York
Clearing House
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Inc
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Providence
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hartford
Indianapolis
Columbus
Peoria
New Haven
Portland
Worcester
Springfield
Memphis
Lowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Eig
Times One
S. Francisco
N. Orleans
Heartford
Philadel
Ine
San Fran
Dee
Hallimore
Orleans
Kan
City
Inc. Leveland
Hurtford
India
P’tis
Lnc
N. Haven
Spr
Gfield
Associated Banks of New York
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Topeka
Marion County
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Flint
Pere Marquette
Flint and
Fort Scott
Gulf
Marquette, Houghton
Ontonagon
Mexican Central
Toledo
Toledo, O
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Baxter and Drummond
United States Circuit Court
Albany
Old Colony
State Street
Eastern
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine
Boston and
New England
Vanderbilt
Atlantic and Pacific
Delphos
Burlington
American Bell Telephone
Bay State Telephone
Pullman Palace Car Company
Concord
N. H
State Board of Equalization
Telepone
New Hampshire
Plymouth & Campton
Brattleborough & Chesterfield
Brattleborough & Hinsdale
Boston & Northern
Cheshire County
Winnepesaukee Bell
Granite State
Stratford & Colebrook
Messrs
Henry Clews & Co
Department of Agriculture
Evans & Doane
Fragmented OCR list of banks and securities values
A dense OCR page lists numerous banks and manufacturing firms with scattered bond and stock values. Mentions include Clinton Nat Bank, Merchants' National Bank, Union Cat. Mfg., Fall River, Cambridge Horse Rd, Middlesex Horse Railroad, Old Colony Bb, Boston & Nor Telephone, NAPA WUBIN, and various railroad and metal works. Values show bonds in hundreds to thousands, with dates ranging late 19th to early 20th century and notes on ex-dividend status for N. England Mort. Sec'y Uo 7s 1887.
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First Clinton Nat Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Wacnnsett Nat. Bank
Fitchly
Bates Manufacturing Co
Great Palis Manufacturing Co
Bpocmc ME
Union Cat
Fall River
Cambridge Horse
Highland Street
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Norwich & Worcester Rd
Northern
M. Hassle
Old Colony
Boston & Nor Telephone
PO Fee Telco
Hubber Co
Bristol
Vscs
Necesesesssen Soo
Topeka
Santa Fe
Boston
Concord & Montreal
Burlington & Missouri
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal
Framingham & Lowell
Lou
N. Albany
St. Louis
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
Mid Central Air Line
New Mexico & S. Pacific
Lake Champ’n Con
United States
Francis Henshaw & Co
Sic
Cocansks
Boston & Sandwich Glass
Ise Cliesesannes Caedankeasue
Boston & Albany
Lowell
Pass
Rivers
Votony
Port
Saco
Portsmouth
McKay
National Tube Works
Shoe & Leather Insurance
odeSousegee Evan Ton
Top& SF
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy
Fremont
Elkham & Mo
Kan City
Scott& Gulf
Midland
North Carolina
England
Mort
Merchandise National Bank
York Manufact. Co
Union Cotton Manuf. Co
National Railway Panel. Co
Revere Bean and Lynn Railroad
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Conn
Union Switch and Signal Go
Northern and Co
N. K
New
Lynn
Michigan Central RR
Rutland
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co
New York Financial Market Dull With Mixed Bond Declines
New York on September 29 reports money easy at 2.26 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper 6-7 percent. silver at 110 1/2. Foreign exchange steady. Stocks weaker overall with Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental among notable declines. late day rally limited. Rail and miscellaneous commodity markets show varied but steady to unsettled activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Chesapeake and Ohio
Stock Exchange
Oregon Transcontinental
Omaha
Northwest
Union Pacific
New England
Aay
Silver Islet Consolidated Mining and Lands Company
Broadway
B. E. Strong
N. B
No.2
N. Y
Grain and market report from Boston and New York exchanges
Prices for oats corn and wheat listed with October November and December bids. Receipts show corn oats rye shorts oatmeal and meal with totals. butter cheese eggs and packing hogs noted. New York produce market steady with slight changes. petroleum certificates quoted with bids and closing price. Entities include Boston, New York, Ag Pape tea, and various grain and dairy items.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Shorts
Chicago
Conan
Flour and grain market steady with varied flour prices
Grain trade shows steady corn and oats values with firm rye and barley notes. Flour prices list western superfine to Minnesota bakers marks and ranges, while cornmeal, goatmeal, and mill feeds see mixed demand amid drought and steady quotes across regions. Butter and eggs remain firm though stock scarce, cheese strong with varied regional quotes.
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Minnesota
Trincis
St Louis
Ind
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Louis
Indiana
Michigan Do
Imports at Boston and overseas goods list
A long OCR style roster summarizes incoming cargoes and shipments to Boston and other ports. It lists numerous firms and items including textiles, woollens, machinery, clocks, glassware, earthenware, leather, and many boxed goods from firms such as Bigelow, Bates, Dennison, Grout, Hubbard, Jordan, Marsh, and many more. Also notes shipments to Smyrna Porto Rico Cadiz and other locations with items like wine, coal, tobacco, sugar and lumber.
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Boston
Liverpool
Eng
Watera Coats
American Rubber Co
American Search of Commissioners
Bigelow & Webber
Baring Bros & Co
Bates
Churchill & Co
Neal & Morse
Dickermann
Dennison Manus Co
Abram French & Co
Forbes Co
Grout, Warren & Banchard
T Hubbard
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Houghton & Dutton
F Hovey & Co
Ao Woollens
Horswell, Kinsley & French
Harrington
Harwood & Leardstey
Hart & Young
Harwood Bros
Haley & Cf
Hollander & Co
Jones
Jones & Co
Ives, Bellamy & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Isley & Co
B Moors & Co
Norton
Norcross, Mellen & Co
R H White & Co
Wadsworth Bros & Howland
Smyrna
I. Amico
Lasegi & Co
Porto Rico
Canonbury
Cadiz
David Bugbee
Frank O Dame
Guantanamo
Stockton
Wilmington
Bertha J Bell
George McQuesten & Co
Cam Brunswick
Mary L Allen
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Jeet
Cow Bay
Lillian May
Odiorne
Historic Railway Freight Ledger Fragments of 19th Century Trade
A condensed list from multiple railroad lines records varied goods including apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, bales, and side counts. Entries mention Grend Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines and Peabody Salem Expresses with quantities in bales, cases, bushels, and rolls.
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Grend Junction Railroad
Sva
Peabody and Salem
New York
New England
Hkaliroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products Sept 2 1883 1882
Totals of staple goods in transit and on hand are shown for Sept 2 with 1883 and 1882 comparisons. Cotton bales molasses butter flour eggs oatmeal cheese beans oats apples wheat potatoes malt hay millfeed skins pelts leather tallow lard beef and related items are listed with quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Acc
Todsuck
Lowell
Maine Railroad
Air 16
Poe Cnet
Markets by Telegraph Late Sept 29 Overview
Markets across Augusta Philadelphia Charleston St Louis and New York show firm mid trends with mixed receipts and steady to firm closing in several staples. Cotton and wheat drifted. corn oats and lard moved in narrow ranges amid steady demand and modest shifts in futures and spot prices.
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Augusta
Philadelphia
Galveston
Sasasecss
Charleston
ST Louis
Svae
Memphis
Louisville
Cccreese
Sears
Orleans
Wilmington
Sock
United Seats
New York
Financials and Markets Across London and Liverpool
London stock lists show Consols at 1011-16 with various rail and bank securities quoted. Maritime markets report slow wheat and corn cargoes, firm London wheat, dull cotton in Liverpool with high sales and deliveries, and Mexican bond speculation amid a broader rise in some securities.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Rio DE Janeiro
Bank of England
France
Alfonso
Germany
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk blocked from selling $3 million bonds
A civil injunction in the superior court bars Grand Trunk from offering for sale $3,000,000 of first mortgage Canada Atlantic railway bonds to Ottawa. Plaintiffs Stanton of New York and Balch of New Jersey seek damages over $350,000 for losses tied to amalgamation deals with Ottawa Junction and Canada Atlantic, with future work profits at stake. Meanwhile, Topeka and Santa Fe report management changes and bondholder moves stir Vanderbilt era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Canada Atlantic Railway
Ottawa
London
New York
Bank of British North America
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Bank of Ottawa
Daniel N. Stanton
Adna Perkins Balch
Hanover
N. J
Coteau
Dominion
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Central Vermont
J. Gregory Smith
Canada Atlantic
Providence
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Kansas
C. C. Wheeler
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Court Record in U S Commissioners Court Sept 29
Michael Durant, a vinegar factory owner at East Somerville, is held in 5000 dollars for further examination on Oct 8 on a charge of distilling liquor in violation of the law.
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Michael Durant
East Somerville
Amoshkeag Manufacturing CO
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Boston and Lowell
Mons
Bom
American Bell ‘Iouions Co
WM. R. Driver
Treas
Municipal Courts September 29 Proceedings and Fines
In the central court Judge Churchill continued cases to October 2 with $200 bonds for Martin J. O Malley for profanity. John Bean was fined $10 and costs for assault and battery. John McKeon to be tried October 5 for driving a horse unfit for work. Joseph Eagan given six months in the house of industry. John W. Cosco fined $10 for discharging a firearm in the street. Johanna Condon six months in the house of industry for idle and disorderly. George Collins fined $16 and costs for larceny. William W. Hail fined $10 without costs for assault and battery. William Murphy fined $15 and costs for assault and battery. In Charlestown Hannah Flynn fined $10 95 for assault and battery. George A Rogers held in $1,000 for October term of the superior court for indecent assault on two girls. In Roxbury Louis Schleihoff fined $10 and costs for disturbing the pearl. Hermann G. Richardson charged with assault and aid 2663. Charles C. Jones held in $100 for trial today. Ayer s Hair Vigor ad claims to restore color and gloss to faded hair.
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Central Court
Churchill
Martin J. O’malley
John Bean
John McKeon
Joseph Eagan
House of Industry
John W. Cosco
Johanna Condon
George Collins
William W. Hail
William Murphy
Charlestown
Hannah Flynn
George A Rogers
Superior Court
Roxbury Court
Louis Schleihoff
Hermann G. Richardson
Charles C. Jones
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Libel Copy Notice
September 28 1883 attested true copy of libel and order. Official seal and clerk’s signature certify the document as a true copy. Henry A. Clapp assistant clerk signs as attesting officer.
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Henry A. Clapp
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Boston Bost
Finance and Trade
National Bank
Colorado
First National Bank of
Cambridge
John Hancock National Bank
Fall River National Bank
Fitchburg National Bank
Rollstone National Bank
Crocker National Bank
Turner’s Falls
Salem National Bank
Marblehead National Bank
National Bank of Fairhaven
Ana Popas
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Boston Stock Exchange
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Brokers’ Board
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St. It
At. & Pa
Bert Astern
A.T
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S. P’k & Pac
Erie
St Joseph
Cccess
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Oregon Trans
Oregon Improvement Co
Adams Express
Panama
Alton & Terre Haute
Pittsboro
C.seees
Pullman Palace
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Rich
W. P
Roch
Pitts
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Chicago & Alton
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Choice Canada
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Anne Titus
Mon Talbot
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Nashua
John Tanner, Jr
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J. Newman & Sons
Tremontet
Hotels
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Madison Square
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Canal Street
Wall Street
Post Office
Perry
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Washington Sqr
Newport
R. I
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Bellevue Avenue
S. H. Gilmore
Berkley
Kt. I
Spencer H. Gilmore
Jly
Frascati
Rome
Italy
Palazzo Pentini
Peasitel
Lake al
Eells
Qondotti
Vary Spada & Fisgind
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
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Emily H. Drew
Frank F. Drew
Danvers
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Benjamin F. Drew
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Frank F.drew
Boston Post
John Noble
Commonwealth of Massachus
Mary A. Averill
Charles NI. Perkins
East
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Berens
Andree
Elijah George
Register
Thomas W. Gould
Ey Court House
John W. McKim
Zeo
Fred'k Sumner
Chauncy Street
George Grant
Stephen H. Tyng
Lena Addie Savage
Jane M. Savage
John A. Littlefield
Boston, On the Fifth Day of October, A. D
George F. Waldron
Anon Merptanrenemnen
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Ss. Court OF Insolvency
Bernard A. Marks
Jeremiah H. Mullane
George W. Dean
J. M. Barer
Devonshire Street
Coron Wealth
Massachusetts
Charles H. Crosby
B.E. Perry
W.ted
C. A. Shaw
Court Street
Boston Weekly, Post
Boston Weekly Post
H. Bowdlear & CO
Milx Street
Charles A. Vogeler Co
A. Vogeler & CO
U.S. A
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Western Aveenue
Boots & Shoes
Auctio Om Sales
W.R. McKey & Co
Summer ST
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Apure
Stoc
Ee Sac Ent & CO
A. S. Richards & GO
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting
Market Street
Aeneen Hey Coteingse Strate
N.B
Tppincott
SON & N00
Delphia
Boot and Oy Auction House
Vances
BA. LK. Daw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
14 Exchange Place
The
Bgestonm Stock Exchange
Brancis Henshaw & CO
Boston Stock Exschamge
American Insurance Co
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R BR
Continental Or Refining Co
Hoosack Tunnel and Elevator Co
Boston Wharf
Continental Mills
Fitchburg R K Co
Osborne Engine and Mfg Co
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley RR Co
Conn and
Pass Rivers RR
Brockton National Bank
Brockton, Mass
Hadley Mills
Old Boston National Bank
Boston Athenaeum
Boston Duck Mfg Co
National Dock Warehouse Co
N E Mort Security Co
Graves
Dropaegh
Aster Railroad
Lancaster Railroad Company
Francis H. Kinnicutt
Wiliam B. Stearns
George A. Parker
Kinnicutt , Stearns, and
Parker
Middlesex South District
Worcester County
Pose Ee
Lancaster Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Worcester and
Nashua Railroad Company
Kinnicutt and Stearns
Mortage
William H. McNeil
Caleb H. Warner
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Milk Street
Administratrix
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Ger
Ed. C. Mitchell
Providence Street
Alvina S. White
Caroline DE Gersdorfp
Admx
Ernst B. de Gersdorff
John Hi Fe Osgood
Quesday
Sy Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
SAM Hato Co
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Congress Street
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Messrs. Galvin Bros
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Atioa
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Admiiistrator’s Sale
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Warren’street
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Brown, Riley & CO
Congress
WM. J. Riley
New York Stock
Boston Stock
Samuel D. Crafts
Exchange Place
Coffin & Edeney
Iowa Lands
State St
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Mos
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BRICE
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Office OF the
Boston and Albany Railroad CO
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
C. E. Stevens
Boston Board OF Trade
Edward J. Howard
Cmpe
North American Ins. CO
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E. KE. Patridge
Suffolk National Bank OF Boston
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National Eagle Bank
WM. G. Brooks
National Bank OF Comm OF OF
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Broadway National Bank
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Maverick National Bank
EDDY
Cal
State National Bank OF
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Mount Vernon National Bank OF
H. W. Perkins
Iremen’s Fire Insurance CO
Tee Boston
Henry ©. Short
Boston & Sandwich Glass CO
Federal Street
Gorham Rogers
Merchants National Bank
G. R. Chapman
Cashier
Doree
Avery St
Henry P Vieth
Prop