Money Market and Stock Highlights in October Report
The column lists mercantile lending rates from 4 to 7 percent, note brokers at 5 percent, and bank balances around 2 to 2.4 percent. Foreign exchange is quiet with bills near 48 to 48.1 pence per pound, and Paris francs at 520 short sight. Government securities edge higher with 4s and 4s registered quoted. Stocks show a mixed day, with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Chicago Burlington and Quincy faltering, Flint and Pere Marquette weak, and Union Pacific under pressure despite a large pool. Interim earnings for Flint and Pere Marquette rise 14 percent for the first October week, while Union Pacific reports Wall Street pool activity and varied earnings. The report also details subsidized Pacific railroad indebtedness and treasury credits, noting sinking funds underperform. Miscellaneous bonds and railway shares close mixed.
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New York
Paris
Ee Pee
Aone Ereseaenr
C.s
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Lrop
Flint
Pere Marquette
Flint and
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Union Pacific
Gould
Beleen
Dillon
Ames
Sage
Boston
Ameses
Wall Street
Armstrong
Pacific
United States
Kansas Pacific
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Sioux City
Sioux City and Pacific
Central Branch
Loledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mexican Central
Maine
Albany
Fitchpure
Old Colony
New England
Eastern
Nashua
Lowell
Sandusky
Cleveland
Leavenworth
Topeka
Western
American Bellelphone
Denver
Messrs
Lovejoy
Kuhn
Loeb & Co
Woerishoffer
Cammack
Cassett
Wagner
Pacific Mail
Panamia Railroad Company
London
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared by Concord Railroad and Merrimac Savings Bank
The Concord railroad corporation declares a 5 percent dividend. The Merrimac Savings Bank announces a semi annual dividend of 24 percent. Orders in stocks are conveyed via Richardson Hill & Co private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at their office, 40 Water Street.
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Concord Railroad Corporation
Merrimac Savings Bank
Vonas
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Market Street
N. B
New England
Check of
Stock Exchange Bond Prices and Rail Prices Report
Boston Stock Exchange closing prices show bonds and railroads trading at varied values. Entries list multiple bonds and railroad securities with quoted prices and totals, reflecting Oct. 16 figures and comparison to Oct. 15.
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St. Lo
To& Sa Fe
San Fe
To & Lain
Tu & Mo R
Severn Ae
Stern Iit Lil Liu KC
Mex. C
Ny&n Rts
Mass
Fidhy Wn. Pa
Maine
N.Y Y
Nashua & Low
Bell Tel
Alee
Puiman
Bos WP
Coce
New York Financial Market Quietly Weakens In Trading
New York on October 16 saw money in modest demand with call rates around 24 3 percent and prime mercantile paper at 6 7 percent. Foreign exchange quoted at 481% for long and 484% for short sight. Governments easier on realizations while railway bonds lagged with stocks remaining heavy and spirits damp. St Paul fell to 91, Northwest to 117%, Oregon Transcontinental to 38%, Texas Pacific to 19% as loaned stock had to be bought in at close.
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New York
St. Paul
Northwest
Oregon
Mining Stocks Trade Roundup Amid Mixed Prices
Colonial entries show Codlececescece at 16 50, Savage around 15, Ophir near 30, Eureka at 22, and Nevada and Mexican listings with varied quotes. Market notes reflect fluctuating prices across mining equities with small blocks indicated and inconsistent OCR artifacts.
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Nevada
Ccoccee
Market report from Chicago and New York exchanges
Receipts of grain today totaled corn 32,750 bushels, wheat 1,400, oats 22,000, with flour at 9,716 barrels. Car inspections show 45 grain cars, several steamer deliveries. Prices for butter and cheese vary across New York, Utica, Little Falls, and St Albans as markets stay dull. Chicago futures show mixed moves across wheat corn oats and oils along with park openings and elasticity in monthly contracts. Official stocks reveal wheat 7,363,492 bushels, corn 2,184,979 bushels, oats 257,118 bushels. buyers note quiet western trade and rising Irish butter prices amid tight supply.
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Liverpool
Egin
Little Falls
Utica
St. Albans
New York Mercantile Exchange
Western
Boston
Chicago
Askea
Ani
Union
London
Fanner
Ireland
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Supreme Court
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Ohio
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Uplands
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Petroleum
United
At &c
Rosi
South America
Tim
Barney
Hickey
Toledo
Detroit
Market report on flour sugar and grain prices
Trade in flour remains dull with small lots and cautious buyers. Corn and oats show firmer quotes while cottonseed meal is debated against decorticated forms. Butter cheese and eggs markets are quiet with slight price pressure and supplies of fresh creamery products noted.
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Nerthern Creamery
Choice
New York
Vermont
Choice Western Dairy
Boes Soene
Florida
Palermo
Manila
Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Steady to Weak Tone
A sprawling market note lists net and gross receipts across Charleston Louisville Norfolk Augusta Baltimore and New Orleans with strong entities such as Great Britain and Continent noted. Prices stay mid to low, with low middlings around 9 to 10 cents and market quiet to easy across ports.
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Balmi
Cincinnati
Charleston
Louisville
Great Britain
Adelphia
Norfolk
Augusta
SRIOE
Memphis
Eee
Balitmorr
Ee-Seues
Acooe
Aid
ORLEA
Srock
Sanese Se
SEOCK
Historic Goods Movements Across Railways and Sea Routes
Readers track a chaotic ledger of shipments by sea and rail across multiple lines. Items include bales of cotton and wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, malt, meal, sugar, butter, cheese, coffee, tea, lard, and hides. Railroads mentioned include Fitch, Grenna Junction, Peabody and Saiem, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, amid numerous quantities and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeses Peeee
Fitch Railroad
Grena Junction Railroad
Peabody and Saiem &Xpi-See
New York
New Engand -Havreld
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 16 at the Port
The printed table lists today’s total receipts for principal staples from all points of shipment, comparing 1883 to 1882. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour, lard, hides, tallow, sugar, molasses, peas, and more with quantities in bales, barrels, bushels, boxes, and cars.
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Lowell Railroad
Humber
Maine Railroad
Nycia
Accese
Moiasees
Bois
Watertown Live Stock Market Report October 16
Detailed market totals for cattle sheep calves and swine by state with prices for beef cattle hides tallow and lambs. Rail car counts by line and market classifications for cattle sheep and hogs based on quality and weight. Include notes on regional market placement and end format.
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P& L
Mbs
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Gra
Providence
Old Colony
Steve Cattie
Annes
Boston and Albany
Brighton
Market report hints steadiness amid poor week for departments
Cincinnati dispatch notes markets steady despite unfavorable weather. Cotton goods quiet, prints dull, dress goods moderate demand, worsted coatings fair, cassi ar ane flamnes steady and firm. Pork markets quiet at 11.25 to 11.50, lard in better demand at 7.30, bacon firm. Bulk meats nominal, whiskey firm at 1.13, receipts 2,800 head with 1,100 shipped.
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Chicago
Texas
R. L
Malaga
Cincinnati
London bullion withdrawal and global commodity notes
Financial reports from London note a bullion withdrawal of 55 000 pounds on balance. Atlantic and Great Western firsts and other rail stocks, wheat cargo activity, Liverpool and London grain and livestock prices, and coffee market updates from Rio Janeiro reflect concurrent shifts in U K and international markets.
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Rio Janeiro
United States
Exchange
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Discharge in Commodore Court Over Lime Juice Duty
United States Commissioner Hallett discharged Stephen P Bray master of the Panay for neglecting to deal out lime juice to the crew, violating statutes. The case of George W Luscomb first mate, accused of beating crew members, was continued to today.
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Stephen P. Bray
SUPERION COURT FIRST SESSION DOCKET SUMMARY
Court sessions listed with judges Rockwell Bacon and Blodgett. Case numbers cover Cameron, Haines, Flynn, Palmer, McMahon, French, Haney, Gilbert, Newman, Dawe, Dean, M. E. Manuf. Co., Hervey, Beicnt, Powell, Wethern, Campbell, Vieness, Hildreth, Tasker, Eberlein, Union Bank, Duran, Thompson, Tuttle V, Fitzpatrick, Danforth, Westervelt, McLellen, Lane, Fairbank, Wells, Hathaway, and Meter Go. No outcomes given.
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Boston
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Smith
Flynn
Campbell
Palmer
McMahon
O'Connor
French
Haywood
Haney
Shaw
Gilbert
Newman
Fottier
Hervey
Bailey
Beicnt
Childs
Eberlein
Gore
Union Bank
Fletcher
Duran
Luchtuhard
Thompson
Child
Tuttle
Adams
Boston Machine
Superior Court Justice Actions Oct 16 Summary
In Superior Court Judge Knowlton presided. Abel Abrahams pleads under false pretences and receives probation. John Colbert’s screen law violation placed in peg file on cost payment. George A. Rogers found guilty of indecent assault. Thomas Johnson and Thomas Mahan plead to assault and battery. Timothy Cox on trial for assault on an officer. Several minor cases disposed of.
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Abel Abrahams
John Colbert
George A. Rogers
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Mahan
Timothy Cox
Jury selections begin for equity cases in Cambridge and Sherburn
The court seated juries at 10 o clock with Martin Draper Jr of Cambridge and James H Leland of Sherburn chosen for the first and second juries. The court adjourned to Tuesday Oct 23 at 9 30 am for equity causes in listed order. Both juries excused on call.
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Martin Draper, Jr
Cambridge
James H. Leland
Sherburn
Trials Over Train Collision Cases Find Defendants Not Liable
No. 1125 William McAloon versus the Boston and Lowell railroad and No. 1126 John Martin administrator versus the same were tried together with a jury verdict for the defendants. McAloon alleged loss of horse and carriage by a train, while Martin sought civil damages for his intestate. Attorneys for both sides argued liability and the company denied fault as proceedings moved toward further court cases including No. 1265 Hiram Whitney et al. v John Howe, with sessions to resume midweek and a shift to Cambridge next week.
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William McAloon
Boston and Lowell Railroad
John Martin
Same
Lowell
Peter Martin
Wim. D. Northend
C. F. Howe
John H. Berry
G. F. Richardson
Hiram Whitney
John Howe
Cambridge
Municipal Coverts court actions and fines in Oct.
In central court Judge Forsaith sentences Bridget Dugan a six month house of industry term for drunkenness. Michael Dugan held $200 for Oct 18 appearance. Austin Cook fined $306 with Oct 18 appearance. Edward Walsh fined $15 plus costs for larceny. Frank D Doane fined $10 for fast driving. Appealed. South Boston court Patrick Maley fined $10 and costs for larceny. Nabstead party to be tried on assault charge. Roxbury court James O Keefe held $500 for burglary appearance and $200 for stealing a watch and chain valued at $35 from John O Keefe. Charlestown court Dennis Coughlan fined $30 and costs for larceny. John Collins three months in house of industry for non-support of wife and child, held in $300.
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Bridget Dugan
House of Industry
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Austin Cook
Edward Walsh
Frank D. Doane
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James Nabstead
Peter L Merchant
Henry G. Nabstead
Henry C. Kabstead
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John O’ Keefe
Yeoman Street
Charlestown
Dennis Coughlan
John W. Collins
Boston Tenement List Of Ward 22 25 and Nearby Dwellings
A dated inventory lists multiple properties in Boston including brick and stone flats, three and two story dwellings, sheds, and shops. Notable entries cover Monument street, Court street, Tremont street, Commonwealth avenue, Longwood avenue, and nearby streets with wards 3, 10, 22, 14, 24, 19, 13, 23, 25, and 1 and 2. Institutions include the Metropolitan rail road and Boston Gas Light Company.
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Howard Bros. & Co
Monument Street
Medford Street
Augustus Hemenway
Court Street
Tremont Street
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Galin
Longwood Avenue
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Camden Street
Huntington Avenue
William P
Wess Lhorst
Commonwealth Avenue
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Boston Gas Light Company
South Street
Andreas Blume
Brickwal Avenue
Henry B. Stratton
Thomas Park
James & Abbott
Congress Street
John H. Apel
Brown Avenue
Theodore Schmitt
Stephen McNeil
Spring Street
Eastern Railroad Company
Rutherford Avenue
Owen Nawn
Gilbert Street
John Behan
Lexington Avenue
S. A. Whitney
North Beacon Street
Gideon P. Brown
Harvard Avenue
Michael Griffing
Whitney Street
J. J. O'Donnell
Saratoga Street
Mary Moe Davitt
Lewis Street
Wm. Harrington
Bangor Mayors and sergeants in Bangor news
Mayor F W Cummings of Bangor Me paid respects to Mayor Palmer Tuesday The police commissioners notify 19 sergeants to be examined Friday Oct 19 for three vacant lieutenantcies Patrolman Hanley of division 5 likely to be promoted and assigned to division 7 Chairman Simmons of the water board returned from New York Trade and other dollars marketed as cures for heart disease and nervousness with Dr Graves Heart Regulator offered in ads
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Bangor
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The
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Nomination votes marks in executive council meeting
At Tuesday morning session the executive council rejected Edwin G. Welker’s nomination for Charlestown district municipal court by three to five, with Cushing absent. Rejections included Lydia Warner and Horace Bigelow for state almshouse trustees, while Norman W. Shores was confirmed for the southern Berkshire court. The governor nominated J. B. Phinney to the board of health lunacy and charity replacing Clara Leonard, amid a legal ruling that a woman cannot hold Leonard’s post. Leonard’s term runs to 1835 under 1879 law.
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Edwin G. Welker
Charlestown
Lydia Warner
Horace H Bigelow
Worcester
Norman W. Shores
Berkshire Court
Guiles H. Rich
Roxbury
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Barnstable
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Leonard
Northern Pacific declines to join Pacific rail pool
At a San Francisco conference the Northern Pacific refused to renew the special contract system shielding coast freight. Mr Muir of NP warned against entering the pool while 17 merchants pressured NP to stay out. NP issued a circular saying it will not join the agreements between Union and Central Pacific and that some freight will still go via Cape Horn. The move threatens the Pacific pool plan and reveals ongoing freight-system tensions.
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Pacific Pool
Harvard Medical School Dedication Marks Centennial
The hundredth anniversary of Harvard Medical School is celebrated with the dedication of its new Boylston Street building. The program includes an address by President Eliot, an oration by Prof. Oliver Wendell Holmes, portraits and busts presentations, and multiple speeches. The ceremony, in Huntington Hall at MIT, begins at 11 A. M., with lunch from 11 to 2 P. M. Tickets required for the exercises and building inspection follow.
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Huntington Hall
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Pref. Eliot
Henry Lee, Esq
Henry W. Williams
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