Public Debt and Money Market Report From Boston
The October financial page notes banks posting 5 to 6 percent on mercantile paper and 3 to 4 percent on secured call loans. New York funds show small premiums, and the Sept 30 to Oct 1 balance at 2 percent in the banking system. The Washington despatch reports a Sept debt decrease of 12,047,039 with cash in treasury at 425 million and several certificates outstanding. Stocks opened steady then eased. Union Pacific defaulted interest on Nevada Central bonds, and Union Pacific land sales netted over six million acres for about $6.37 million. Bell Telephone fell to 16 63, Mexican markets and Western rail names moved with mixed changes. The Herald notes Erie loan implications on dividends and floating debt.
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Southern Pacific
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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Nevada Central Railroad
Adams
Union Pacific Railway
Herald
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Boston and Northern Company
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Erie
Catalpa
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Ase
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Russia
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Palma
Labrador
Oriental
Stony Brook Railroad
Lowell
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Lake Erie and Western Railway Company
Daniels
New York Supreme Court
Horace Russell
Theodore Houston
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
St. Louis
Seaboard
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Railway Traction Company
St. Paul
Multiple New England banks declare varied dividends
The First National bank of Ashburnham funds a 2 percent dividend while Amherst Mass and Holyoke National bank declare 4 percent. Cambridge 4 percent and Attleboro National 8 percent. Attleboro Savings North Attleboro 24 percent. Housatonic railroad 2 dollars per share quarterly. Fall River National and Savings 23 and 2 percent respectively. Fall River Providence Steamer 2 percent. Pratt & Whitney Hartford 2 percent. Richardson Hill Co offers instant stock orders with private wire to major cities. Office at 40 Water Street, Boston. Daily market quotations available there.
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First National Bank of Ashburnham
First National Bank of
Amherst
Mass
Holyoke National Bank
First National Bank of Cambridge
Attleboro National Bank
Falmouth National Bank
Attleboro Savings Bank of
North Attleboro
Housatonic Railroad Company
Fall River National Bank
Fall River Savings Bank
Fall River and Providence Steamer Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
Hartford
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
New England Ortgage and Investment Co
J. F. Arasden & Son
Congress Street
Manchester Mills
Manchester
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Josiah
Shannon
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Housatonic R. R. CO
Bridgeport
Conn
Iharles K. Averill
State National Bank OF Boston
Sarr
B. Patten
Market notes show varied bond and stock listings across several issuers
The excerpt lists multiple securities including AT&SF, Mex Cen, NY&N EK, Boston & Albany, and others with prices, yields, and par values. It notes bonds, preferreds, and mining and lard companies with varied percentages, dollar amounts, and commission figures, reflecting a dense, period-typical securities page.
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Borner
Kocs& M6s
Ny&n
Boston & Alb
Aie
Bu & Q
Cin San & Cleo
Fitchburg
Kcfs&g
Watalpa
Bos Land
Eames
All Pal Co
New York Stocks End Mixed as Market Rebounds and Slumps
The New York stock market closed strong yet intraday activity showed early gains of up to 7% followed by realizations and a decline. Key moves included Lakeshore and Missouri Pacific climbing while Northwestern and Union Pacific fluctuated, with a late recovery led by grangers and rail shares. Trading volume reached about 206,400 shares and miners like St. Paul and Lackawanna posted notable shifts amid a firmer afternoon tone.
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New York
Oet
Prime Mercantile
Lake Thore
Northwestern
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Deilings
Grangers
Lakeshore
Public debt recap cites interest bearing bonds totals
Washington October 1 The public debt statement shows interest bearing bonds and no interest bonds including totals for principal and interest in a long Treasury ledger. It lists certificates of deposit and cash in treasury with a summary of available assets and liabilities and notes a future bond payment plan with railroad companies.
Market report shows steady prices across goods and textiles
Week brings quiet money flows with little variation in interest rates. Cotton and wool prices hold steady or ease as demand softens. Woollen goods oversupply, breadstuffs plentiful and cheap while provisions and produce fetch high prices. Tea demand fair with wide price ranges, metal and hardware firmer. On call market shows sparse activity with oats bids at varied prices and no settling price today.
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China
Malaya
Review of the Boston Market For the Week Ending Oct 1
Review of the Boston market for the week ending October 1 outlines steady prices across alcohol ashes beeswax etc. It lists assorted currency and material quotes including alcohol sales and various building materials, with rail and cargo pricing remarks and general market conditions. Names of commodities, units, and price ranges indicate a broad wholesale market summary for the period.
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Philadelphia
Rosendale
Acadia
Sydney
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio Janeiro
Manila
Market Report on Drugs Dyes and Various Commodities
A long price ledger covers DRUGS DYES AND CHEMICALS, foodstuffs, oils, sugars, meats, and imports. It lists current bids and sales for bleaching powder, soda ash, sal soda, caustic soda, alcohol, opium, quinine, oil, cream tartar, shellac, sugar, coffee, and many other chemicals and commodities, with regional quotes and per unit terms.
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Uplands
Gulf
Sicily
St Domingo
Nova Scotia
Princedward Island
St Louis
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Minnesota
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
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Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Malaga
Muscatel
Valencia
Sultana Raisins
Turkey
Citron
Loemons
Palermo
Messina
Chicago
Stemmer
Yeliow
Ric & Bus
Gunany
Quiet Trade As Jobbers Delay Large Orders For Spring
Market activity remains subdued with few buyers and several large jobbing houses buying only desirable stock. Manufacturers finish full goods orders and many factories shut for repairs while spring samples are ready and salesmen head out. Outlook for next season appears positive though early reports show limited orders. weekly shipments total 54,796 cases outside New England versus 64,349 last year.
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New York
New England
The Cattle Market. Oct. 1.
Report from Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox outlines early cattle market trends as of October 1. Prices, supply levels, and regional demand indicators are noted, with expected shifts in wholesale and retail pricing.
Live Stock Market Tables and Arrivals
Markets by telegraph report cattle sheep calves horses swine with totals by state districts and yards. It lists prices for market beef store cattle and hides and shows arrivals at different yards with car counts and road lines, plus remarks on supply quality and buyer behavior in Augusta Bangor and other points.
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Glines & Weston
G Littlefield
M & Caswell
New Hampshire
J Keazer
G Heath
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Chick
C Marshall
Whitten Bros & Co
Wilcox
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Fry
Breck & Wood
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Sargent & Co
Aldrich & Johnson
Weeks Bros
Dow & Moulton
J O Sanborn
Ar, & Fellows
O F Bothell
T J Courier
Vermont
Bb Remick
G H Sprigg
Howe
H Ingerson
Ences Sargent & Turner
Stocker Bros
Hall & Seaver
R G Kimball
M F Flanders
Gilfilland Blanchara
A B Edwards
J Counter
BS Hastings
M K Campbell
FS Kimball
J Carroll
W C Blanchard
C H Kidder
Massachusetts
J S$ Henry
SS Learned
New York
C Burke
G Berry
MC Bragg
J N Monroe
S Howes
F Gosselin
G Mooney
D McCrocker
A Holiis
Ireland
Scotland
Caledonia
London
J A Hathaway
Kansas
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A N Monroe
J C Coughlin
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North Road
Maine
Lewiston
Libby & Son
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Libby & Weiler
H Wardwell
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M Gilfillan
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A Williamson
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Gilfillan & Blancharde
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S Kim
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L Morse
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Watertown
Brighton
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Commodities and Markets Report from London and Liverpool
London financials show Consols at 103-16 with assorted bonds and stocks such as Erie 143 and Canadian Pacific 4519. Market notes from Beerbohm indicate firm wheat and corn in places, with imports to the UK for wheat 410k to 415k quarters and corn 95k to 100k quarters. Liverpool wheat and corn prices steady to firm, with cotton brisk and futures firm for American grades.
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Uplands
Orleans
Linports at Soston Cape Hayti Schooner C H Macomber log wood
METEGHAN RIVER Schooner Risk 47 cords wood 270 dozen eggs J G Hall co RIO GRANDE Brig Jantje 14830 kiles Gossler co
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H Macomber
Dupuy, Hiboul & Co
Meteghan River
Hall & Co
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Gossler & Co
Foreign Exports from Liverpool and Nova Scotia Scattered Commodities
Shipping notices report the Pavouta and Borderer steamers clearing Liverpool with large consignments including corn, cotton, oil cake, canned meats, tobacco, leather, flour, and more to various destinations and markets. Separate lines list schooners Eureka Rival Lydia Ryder with meals, flour, kerosene, pork, onions, apples, and furniture exports from Pubnico and Belleveau Cove Nova Scotia.
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Receipts of Staple Products by Multiple Railroads
A detailed tabulation lists shipments for Oct across railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell and Peabody Salem expresses and sea routes. Items cover wool cotton flour oatmeal corn oats milifeed tallow grease butter oleomargarine eggs apples lumber leather hides skins and more with quantities in bales bus boxes cases and cars.
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Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Eence Orowese
Principal staple receipts at port Oct 1 show year over year compare
The table lists total receipts of the principal staples at the port today from all shipment points including in transit, comparing figures with the same day last year. Data covers October 1 and highlights changes in totals for staple commodities.
Court records: United States v Froisi counterfeit shillings
Indictment charges Charles P. Froisi with passing counterfeit English shillings gilded to resemble sovereigns valued at 480 dollars. Government attorney C. Almy Jr. argues the case. defense counsel H. E. Swasey represents Froisi.
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United States
Charles P. Froisi
C. Almy, Jr
H. E. Swasey
October term opens with early calendar filing dates
The circuit court October term begins Wednesday the 15th. Admiralty appeals equity and law cases ready for hearing may be placed on the calendar in the clerk's office until the 8th. Civil jury cases may be calendared until the 22nd. Blank calendar request forms available in the clerk's office. Hearings start on the 15th with due notice for jury trials.
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Superior Court Docket Roundup Middlesex County Judge Rock
In Middlesex Superior Court before Judge Rock the cases John A. McDonald v Tucker Manufacturing Co and J W Tufts v Bernard Kiley proceed. The McDonald suit claims unpaid bill for supervision of a hoisting machine with a claimed commission on masonary machinery use. The Kiley matter concerns a disputed soda fountain sale later returned, alleging misrepresentation of quality. The jury list is being rapidly disposed and will be published next week.
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John A. McDonald
Tucker Manufacturing Company
Lilley
W.H. Anderson
J. W. Tufts
Bernard Kiley
A. P. Sawyer
J. J. Parkinson
Multiple defendants held on varied charges in Boston courts
Michael Flaherty and others faced break in larceny and related counts with bail set at 100 dollars each for two juveniles and 300 dollars for several adults. Assault, larceny, liquor nuisance, and profanity cases proceeded across Roxbury South Boston East Boston and Charlestown courts with fines, bonds, appeals, and upcoming sentencing scheduled.
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Michael Flaherty
Phillip McCallagan
Michael Ryan
James Herwin
John Nichols
George F
Anthony Lane
Tremont Street
John Sullivan
James H. Lally
Roxbury
George W. Whicher
Sylvester Cummings
South Boston
James Mulkern
Samuel McAlvey
East Boston
Herbert S. Hicks
Charlestown
William Copithorn
Jules LeClart
Union Pacific Debt Theorized Illuminates Floating Debt
A June 30 1884 statement from Union Pacific shows funded debt 34 680 332 plus accrued interest 797 729 and total liabilities 60 868 500 including accounts payable payrolls and unpaid dividends. Gross floating debt 13 110 020 and total assets 226 095 649. The report notes increased net floating debt by 1 568 781 96 since March 31, cites Thurman act settlements and Pullman Car notes, and forecasts further reductions in floating debt from surplus earnings and future payments.
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