Money Market Holds Steady As Bond and Stock Prices Drift
Boston and New York markets show dull, steady money conditions with fair bank accommodation and strong activity in note brokers. Banks offer 5 percent for corporation paper, call loans 3 to 4 percent, and foreign exchange remains favorable. Key moves include Union Pacific and Pacific Mail strengthening, Manitoba and Delaware & Hudson weakening, and several rail and industrial stocks quoted as trading amid a cautious trading day.
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Boston
Corporation
New York
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail
Manitoba
Delaware
Hudson
Marke
Jersey Central
Central Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Drelaware and Hudson
Omaha
Western Union
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
West Shore
Central Iowa
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Oregon
Albany
Susquehanna
New Jersey
Ohio Central
Texas Pacific
Virginia Midland
Western Union Telegraph Company Annual Meeting Report
At the annual meeting President Green presented the year end report for June 30 1884 showing capital stock of 80 million dollars and bonded debt of 7 214 456 with a sinking fund of 290 162 unused for redemption. The surplus at July 1 1883 was 3 658 553 83 and revenues for the year ended June 30 1884 were 19 632 939 60 with expenses for the year to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Green
Treasury
George D. Morgan
Augustus Schell
Abraham R. van Nest
Christopher C. Baldwin
Postal Telegraph
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Henry Cummins
F. M. Gillett
Cummins
Henry Rosener
George 8. Coe
Trade Outlook Reflects Dull National Market Conditions
Trade across the country remains dull with fall goods movement late and shipments small on east west routes. Western and southern buyers stock only what is necessary, no speculation for future demand, resulting in rising inventories and constrained profits for farmers and manufacturers. Cotton and iron sectors show strain, with Fall River producers shutting down and Pittsburg mills reducing wages as credit tightens.
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Chicago
Europe
Fall River
Pittsburg
Commercial Exchange
Review of the Boston Market Week Ending Oct 8
Review of the Boston Market for the week ending October 8 covers widespread price moves across commodities. Alcohol sells at 215 218 gal. ashes steady. beeswax strong with crude 36 38c and refined 40 41c. coal demand improves for anthracite. coffee mixed with Jamaica at 12 2c and Rio at 13c. cotton futures light. flour firm but quiet. freights rise for ocean routes. fruit and grain markets show varied activity. Mediterranean dried fruits steady. lemons and oranges priced. gunpowder and gunny bagging noted with humble shifts in costs.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio Janeiro
Manila
Uplands
Gulf
Shellac
Sicily
St Domingo
Prince Edward Island
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Meamecca
Australasia
Melbourne Foot Sc
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Portland
Fall River
Providence
Salem
New Haven
New London
Portsmouth
Muscatel
Malaga
Vallencia
Citron
Ford
Wilmington
Virginia
Palermo
Messina
Jamaica
Florida
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka Diamond
Boston Sporting
Calcutta
Western
Elaine
Paris
Kentucky
Market Report Large Hides and Commodities Steady in Manila Trade
Hemp and sisal demand steady with small stock. Hides show mixed activity with 1900 wet salted Rio Grande cows and 27000 Montevideo seconds among quiet domestic sales. Metals and oils mark modest gains and steady demand. tin, copper, and lead hold firm while lumber and naval stores show cautious movement.
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Manila
New York
Lye
Rio Grande
Rio Cuarto
India
Para
Indigo
Bengal
Trade Quiet as Market Hums With Few Buyers
Trade remains in a very quiet condition with minimal buyer activity. Salesmen are traveling with spring samples, leaving the market sparse for purchases and deals.
Cattle Market Report Highlights Varied Prices at Multiple Yards
The Boston Post summary lists weekly cattle, sheep, lamb, and swine totals with state-by-state arrivals, road-car counts, and price ranges for beef, store cattle, hides, tallow, and veal calves. It notes strong demand for good lambs, steady to softer prices for common stock, and active export and local trade across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, and Canada with specific consignments and sale results at Watertown, Brighton, Union stock yards, and Boston and Albany yards.
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Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Anne Ives
New York
Canada
Provinces
Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Maine
Brighton
N.B
Glines & Weston
Libby & Flarriman
J Keazer
J Y Keazer
George Hilliard
S C Marshall
H A Wilcox
W & Breck
Aldrich & Johnson
J M Bean
J Bailey
J & Gordon
I B Sargent
Dow
J B Remick
A B Edwards
M P Whalen
G E Moodycow
Clearland
C L Crown
EK C Rowell
Stocker Bros
N A Campbell
Blancherd & Gilfillan
Britton & Savage
A Worthern
G A Sawyer
E Farrell
E H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
J F Stetson
Hollis & Co
A N
Monroe
Hathaway & Jackson
G Mooney
J N Morse
Hastings
F Gosselin
Hollis
Lie
Norseman
Borderer
Liverpool
J A Hathaway
Istrian
A N Monroe
G P Flack
W B Martin
Wells & Richardson
Libby & Son
Is Hall
G W. Reynolds
Elwell & Brookings
W W Hall
Libby & Harriman
Libby & Merrill
P Ww Thompson
H Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
W M Hall
Wood & Breck
Dow & Moulton
E F Adden
J O Sanborn
T M Gallagher
P Gleason
H N Jenne
Blanchard & Gilfillan
A Williamson
Sargent & Turner
Howe & Woodward
Taylor & Harpin
Hall & Seaver
H Ingerson
M & Flanders
Massachusetts
Henry
S Scatering
Hurlbert
Union Stock Yards
Cit Uteliers
FH Coolidge & Son
W Jones
Fairfield
Blaine
H Bird & Co
Watertown Market
C P Burke
J A
Melan
Berry Longton S
George Harris
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain notes
Market report from Savannah Philadelphia New York Memphis Augusta Baltimore Cincinnati and other ports shows quiet easy tone at Savannah dull in Philadelphia weak in New York with good demand at Memphis and firm at several cities. U S ports net receipts 30796 and exports to Great Britain 22 France and Continent.
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U.S
Great Britain
France
Savannah
Philadelphia
New York
Memphis
Augusta
Baltimore
Cincinna —_ Mobile
Brighton market reports steady cattle trading with light west arrivals
Cattle sales at Brighton show light west arrivals and steady demand. Yard totals from the prior week reach 1230 with 6 carloads last Wednesday. Prices range from 5.3 to 6.0 cwt live, with western steers and milch cows noted. Notable lots include Hereford pair and several milch cows sold at varying prices, plus working oxen and springers changing hands.
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J F Stetson
Farrell & McFlynn
Brighton
Canada
AN Monroe
E Farrell
J C Marshall
Wm Aldrich
Colebrook
New Hampshire
A N Monroe
J S Henry
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
W W Hall
Glines& Weston
J D Hosmer
Libby & Co
Foreign markets report from London and Liverpool
Oct 8 market notes show Consols at 101 with US bonus 4s 12319, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 34 percent, Erie 15, New York Central 98, Pennsylvania 56, Canadian Pacific 45 54, St Paul common 82 5, and varied pronounce on wheat, corn, and flour in London and Paris. Liverpool prices list winter wheat 6s 8d, spring 6s 10d, corn 5s 3d, and cotton activity easing with futures steady after declines.
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Brokers’ Board
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At& Pac
Ny&nh
W & Bal
Mass
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Atchison
York
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Boston Mining Stock Exchangeh
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Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
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Philadelphia
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
Uplands
Orleans
Amercan
Imports at Boston and ports list vast warehoused goods
The cargoes include cement, metal sheathing, druggists sundries, meal, bottled beer, emery, furniture, skins, waste paper, iron, china, glassware, hardware, hollow glass, woollens, music, earthenware, and numerous bales of dundees and colors. Ships Boston, London, and numerous local sailors bring many items to Boston, Porto Rico, Port Williams, and Shelburne with quantities listed for each consignor and vessel.
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London
Eng
Stockholm
Waldo Bros
Stevenson, Pierson & Co
Alces Cutler Bros & Co
Rice & Co
Richards & Sons
Dodo , Jones & Co
J A Hayes & Co
King & Co
T James
Knight, Adams & c
Richardson & Dennie
Baring Bros & Co
H Parsons & Co
Iron Fuller, Dana & Fitz
JB Brigham & Co
Smiallware Perry & Ryle
Abram French & Co
Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Estes & Laurat
Moulton & Goodwin
Beach & Co
Amini
Moors & Co
New Carlisle
North America
T Russell & Co
Pubnico
Porto Rico
Leo
Dana Bros
Port Williams
Windsor Packer
Shelburne
Sylph
Foreign Exports. Gothenburg City clears for London
The steamship Gothenburg City cleared port with 268 bales of cotton waste 68 cases rubbers 2 dbis varnish 26 do 22 cases asbestos 24 bales leather 180 crates.
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London
Eng
Gothenburg City
Historic Trade Ledger Fragments Across Ports and Goods
A fragmented historical shipping listing records vast quantities of goods at Melbourne Sydney Antwerp and Port Hastings. Items include bales leather cases dyestuffs tobacco sugar flour meals oil and hardware. Vessels named S G Irwin Peter de Coninck and Annie G O Leary appear with cargoes like flour barley and refined oil.
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Melbourne
Aus
Sydney
S G Irwin
Antwerp
Peter de Coninck
Port Hastings
Annie G O’ Leary
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
Inventory lists receipts from multiple railroads including Grand Junction Halles Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell Lowell Hallroad By Peabody Salem and other Exprexes and By Sea. Entries cover cotton wool flour oats corn barley meals tea butter eggs apples leather hides pelts lumber and assorted goods with quantities and vehicle types.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction
Providence Railroad
Ola Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Hallroad
Peabody, Salem
Will contest and probate appeals in Batchelder estate
Proceedings before Judge Colburn on appeals from a decree allowing Henry Batchelder’s will. Objections include improper execution and alleged lack of testamentary capacity. Jury sustained the will. attorneys for executors and contestants argued. Case closures and untangled divorce listings noted as term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen
John L. Batchelder
Geo. L. Batchelder
Same
Charlies KE
KK. M. Morse, Jr
A. Hemenway
Superior Court First Session Oct 8 before Judge Gardner
Court proceedings list cases, verdicts, and motions in a Boston court. James O Curtis et al. v Banker involves a bond share of $5748 verdict for plaintiffs. Levin v Darrow et al. proceeds on a note dispute over $3100 with alleged fraud. Second and third sessions schedule cases, orders, and motions with judges Staples and Pitnam, plus an open list for Oct 13.
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Superior Court
Gardner
James O. Curtis
M. A. Blaisdell
Levin Et al
Vannevar
G. W. Ranck
Darrow
Richard Stone
Staples
Wm. Endicott, Jr
City of
Boston
James Bartlett
Same
John G. Gilbert
Geo. O. Shattuck
A. P. Loving
T. M. Babson
Private terms settle case before Judge Rockwell
In the case William E. Biddle et als versus Benjamin F. Heald, the jury process ended with settlement by private terms after plaintiffs presented evidence. No. 2144 Alvira M. Trowbler versus George F. Stiles proceeds, with carriages attached in a writ in favor of Charles J. Glidden. the dispute centers on rightful ownership between the husband and wife. John Quinn versus Town of Pepperell listed next, awaiting jury assignment.
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Rockwell
William E. Biddle
Als
Benjamin F. Heald
Alvira M. Trowbler
George F. Stiles
Cnn
Charles J. Glidden
Wills Presented and Administrations Granted in Cambridge and Surrounding Towns
The court filed wills for residents including Eliza beth McElroy J Warren Cotton Richard Watson and others from Cambridge Arlington Lexington Lowell Newton Westford Waltham Carlisle Medford Malden Weston Townsend Acton and more. Letters of administration were granted for deceased residents of Belmont Westford Reading Lowell Waltham Concord Somerville Cambridge Melrose Belmont Natick and other nearby towns.
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Elizabeth McElroy
J. Warren Cotton
Richard Watson
Cambridge
Jerusha Little
Arlington
Clara R. Reed
Lexington
Patrick Rafferty
Daniel Murphy
Mary Farrington
Lowell
Joseph A. Newell
William P. Bourne
Newton
Jacob A. Wright
Amanda F. Whitney
Westford
Isaac B. Jewell
Abbie A. Banks
Frank L. Watson
Walthang
Henry Spaulding
Carlisle
William N. Hill
Legal guardians and admin granted in Judge White session
Under Judge White will approvals were issued for Leah R Lovell of Weymouth Catherine Brady of Randolph and George W Nash of Weymouth. Admins were granted Seth Mann 2d of Randolph for Silas M Jones alias Goldthwait Mary M McMenamin of Cambridge for Jeremiah Mahoney John V Beal of Randolph for Grace Sheerin and Henrietta F Abbott of Boston for Mary R Slack.
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Leah R. Lovell
Weymouth
Catherine Brady
Randolph
George W. Nash
Seth Mann
Silas M. Jones
Goldthwait
Mary M.mcmenamin
Cambridge
Jeremiah Mahoney
John V. Beal
Grace Sheerin
Henrietta F. Abbott
Boston
Mary R. Slack
Larceny and Assault Cases Tangle in Central Court
In the central court Judge McCafferty held John Nichols for larceny in $300, Alexander Harris fined $10, John Dowling and Benjamin Cole held for further appearance on assault charges, Edward Ryan and Ann Donahoe sent to house of industry, William Ober and Joseph Parrier held for further appearance on larceny, Charles Hale fined $10 and costs. Roxbury court fined Josiah Edgerton $10 and costs for assault.
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Central Court
Charles G. Hale
Ann Donahoe
House of Industry
Joseph P. Parrier
Roxbury Court
Josiah Edgerton
Public Auction of 160 shares of Bates Manufacturing stock
By order of Executor the following properties are to be sold at public auction in Boston on Saturday Oct 11 1884 at 12 noon. 160 shares of Charles F Bates Manufacturing Company stock. Francis Henshaw & Co auctioneers. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Fee Jr. extra listing of banks and gas light companies appears in the notice.
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R&r. L. Day & Co
State National Bank
North Natia
Metropolitan National BK
Globe National Bank
Cecerccecovenass Vessesesca BO
Nashua Manufacturing
Merrimack Manufacturing
Senevekaou
Boston & Albany Railroad
Eeceeener
Chicago & West Michigan Rd
St. Louis GS
Cneseveen Reeseser
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SPA
Bae
Hbsss
Boston Gaslight Co
Taunton Copper Company
Boston
Boston & Maine
Francis Henshaw & Co
State Street
Charles F. Bates Manufacturing Company
Thomas Fee, JR
Samuel Bunting
Through line bids Atlantic to Pacific under single ownership
Morgan line and partners offer tri weekly service from Boston New England and New York to the south southwest and Pacific coast with steamers sailing from New York three days weekly. The northern division includes El Paso Eureka Eldorado Excelsior Chalmette Lone Star New York Morgan City and Algiers. Gulf service ships Aransas J. Harris Gussie W. G. Hayes City of Norfolk Harlan Hutchinson St. Mary Clinton Morgan and Whitney. This vast network links Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coast trade, with insurance arrangements and exhibition shipment provisions for the New Orleans industrial expo. Col. Currier of New England and the Louisville and Nashville Circular noted.
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J. ©. Harris
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City of Norfolk
Harlan
Hutchinson
St. Mary
Clinton
Morgan, and Whitney
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlantic and Gulf Seaboard
Pacific
C. P. Huntington, Esq
Uoud
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Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Galveston, Harrsburg
San Antonio
Ee Central Pacific Railroad Company
Houston
Exposition Grounds
Charles E. Currier
Washington Street
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
London
Amsterdam
Treasury
Business Troubles In Insolvency Proceedings Across Cities
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company receivers petition Washington L and C Prescott Boston firms for insolvency. Creditors meet Oct 23 at Cambridge court. Other cases include Eu gene G Kraetzer Amos C Bradford and John F Frost at Salem court. Multiple firms from Hampden Me Lagrange Me Syracuse N J Patterson N J face liabilities and receivership.
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Washington L. & C
J. Prescott
Harrison Avenue
Mt. Washington Avenue
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James Dwight, Jr
Cornhill
John H. Dunning
Faneuil Hali Market
Cambridge
Mass
Salem
Eugene G. Kraetzer
Amos C. Bradford
John F. Frost
John Mahon & Sons
Rebecca K. Jacobs
Albert C. Fowler
Smith & Perley
G. O. McLain
Hartland
Geddes Iron Works
Syracuse
N. J
Richard T. Cook
Patterson
Harvard Overseers Meeting Names 1884-85 Lecturers and Officers
The Harvard College overseers held a stated meeting on Wednesday with Hon. William G. Russell chosen president pro tem. The board concurred in appointing several appointees including Meriil, Eliot, Harrison, Watson, Clymer, Lane, Metinier, Webster, Fenno, Hill, and others for 1884-85. A committee was named to study written English instruction and report.
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Harvard College
William G. Russell
Nathan Frederic Meriil
Samuel Atkins Eliot
Robert Henri Harrison
D. Y.S
Veterinary Hospital
Benjamin Marston Watson
Henry Barker Hill
A. M
Messrs. Moorfield Storey
J.T. Morse
H. C. Lodge
Mortality in Massachusetts Week Ending October 4 1884
State Board of Health reports deaths from 17 cities and towns for the week ending Oct 4 1884. The weekly totals differ slightly from actual week events. population estimates use census growth from 1870 to 1880 and 1882 polls, projecting to March 1 1884.
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