Money Markets and Exchange Rates Report
Money demand remains moderate with mercantile paper at 5 and 54 percent. Call loans secured at 4 to 5 percent. corpora tion notes and acceptances at 4 to 5 percent. Country banks steady at 5 to 6 percent, bank balances 2 percent. New York funds par to 5 and 10 cents premium on 1000. Clearing-house totals $11,849,445 and balances $1,464,366. Steamship Servia brought $100,000 in American gold to Plock & Co. Foreign exchange quiet. London day bills 481, shortsight 4843, commercial 4793 per pound. Paris francs 52 for shortsight and 62 for 60‑day bills. Reichsmarks 60‑day 94³ and shortsight 95.
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New York
Servia
Plock & Co
London
Paris
Prime Mercantile
Lackawanna
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grande Division
Wabash General Annes
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Kansas and Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
New Orleans
Pacific
Erie
Atlantic
Metropolitan
Rock Island
Michigan Central
Oregon Transcontinental
Northern Pacifics
Villard
Vanderbilt
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Manitoba
Boston
Oregon Navigation
Canada
Northwest
Omaha
Manitonba
Stock Exchange
Eee PT Cor
Canaan Southern
Denver & Riog
BEI Esiesenceeas Asmoo. EO. BO
Han. & St. Jon
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nash
Fomrécaises
Iei
Sy, tanEle
Memphis & C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Waukee &S
Wabash
Fragmentary Financial List From 19th Century Ledger
A terse OCR fragment lists diverse entities including banks like Massachusetts National Bank and National Bank of Republic, rail and telegraph concerns such as Union Telegraph and Telephone, and industrials like Massachusetts Cotton Mills and Cambridge Gaslight. It also references various bonds and securities with dates ranging 1896 to 1912, and mentions canal or transport ties with Old Colony and South Boston lines. The text appears as a partial ledger or investment roster with scattered figures and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henshaw & Co
Empire Steamboat Company
Massachusetts National Bank
National Bank of Republic
Webster Nat. Bank
Mechanics National Bank
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lowell Hieach
South Boston Horse
Cambridge Horse
Silco
Cambridge Gaslight
Erie Telegraph and Telephone
On Telegraph and Telephone Co
Boston Athen
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn R
Lynn
Chicago
Burl. & Quincy
Clin
Dub. & Minn
Maine Central
Webster National Bank
National Bank of North America
Cone Orrees
Boston and Lowell
Eeewernn
Boston, Revere Reach
Concord -Railroad
Siseecovkebsvsaeseeeeetnen
Charles River Horse
Teevenereces Vhewenenes
Napa Mining
United
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Law
Northern
Old Colony
Newport & Riches
Michigan Central Airies
Detroit, Lansing & Toren
Nashua & Lowell Rd
Essex
Market rundown of commodities and staples
Ashes trade steady with green hulls and new corn arriving of excellent quality. Wool, candles, coal, coffee, cotton, dry goods, drugs, dyes and chemicals show varied demand with prices largely firm or steady. grains and fruits steady to firm with notable activity in cotton futures, butter and cheese exports rising sharply compared to last year. provisions and meats mixed as markets adjust, while naval stores and oils reflect steady to firm pricing trends.
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Modia
Java
Maracaibo
Rio Janeiro
New York
Liverpool
Liverpool Uplands
Orleans
Sicily
Bates
Whita Do
Gambier
St Domingo
Sapan Weod
Georges
Island
Nova Scotia
Shore
Tée
Esmumon
Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Malaga
London
Valencia
Sultana
Turkey
Palermo
Messina
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka
Boston Sporting
Manila
Cebu
Bengal
India
Buenos Ayres
Buffalo
Russia
Naval
Wilmington
Oakun
Calcutta
Palin
Boston
Labrador
Bank Do
Straits Do
Menhaden
Elaine
Saari
Oriental
Texas
Young’s
New York Board of Trade
St. Albans
Elgin
Canton
Ill
Little Falls
Fim
Utica
National Bureau of Statistics
United States
Montreal
England
Fatherland
Carolina
Patna
Bush
Commodity Prices Report From Historical Market Listing
The document summarizes a broad range of commodity prices and market activity, including sugars, tallow, tobacco, and wool. It lists refining sugar prices, Manila, and Yoilos grades, Sicily stock and American firmness, various tobacco wrapper classifications, fleece trade details across multiple regions, and extensive notes on wool categories and tonnage.
Market finds brisk demand as salesmen return home
Buyers surge this season with many visiting shoe towns to sample goods. Shipments of rubber goods rise with 44,387 cases this week and 2,310,054 since Jan 1, up from last year. Major destinations include Chicago New York Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit Dallas and many other cities.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Detroit
Lil
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
New York City
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Albany
Syracuse
Dallas
Tex
Galveston Tex
Savannah
Charleston
Atlanta
Knoxville, Tenn
Mich
Washington, DC
Augusta
Columbus
Wilmington
Macon
San Antonio
Easton
Scranton
Binghampton
Kimbra
Utica
Troy
Imports at Boston ANNAPOLIS NS Steamer New Brunswick goods list
A long OCR fragment lists imported goods at Boston and Annapolis NS including steamship New Brunswick, turnips, potatoes, apples, eggs, fowls, crates, and various firms such as Gillette Hemigar Chapin Bros and DeLong Seaman. It records quantities like bbis, cases, crates, and horses, with numerous company names and vendor items across multiple lines. The fragment ends with Salinas PA and Sydney CB cargo notes about sugar and a schooner North American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
New Brunswick
W & Forrest
Jas Woodworth
Mead
Fanum
Lucy Jacques
McKeever & Co
Delong & Seaman
Hale & Co
Gay & Co
Lawrence
Dudley & Co
L. Blanchard
Cleveland & Co
KE & Co
Griffin & Co
Dodge & Gott
Joseph Bond & Co
Randall & Co
Ellis & Co
Salinas
Dana Bros
Sydney
Foreiga Exvorte and Trade Goods List at Annapolis to Cape Verde
A partially legible inventory lists items aboard ships and at ports: New Brunswick steamer, New York goods, and Cape Verde Islands trade. Items include marble, second hand carriage, drugs, boots and shoes, tobacco, flour, bread, meal, beef, kerosene oil, canned vegetables, meats, sardines, cotton, domestics, herrings, logwood, salt, tobacco cutters, mackerel, cordage, oars, sugar, brooms, nails, shingles, and tobacco boxes. The entry references routes between Annapolis, Digby, Cape Verde Islands, and Africa with multiple cargo items and quantities.
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Annapolis
Digby
New Bruns
Wwick
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Jennie Cushman
Receipts of Stapie Products Oct 34 Lowell Railroad data
Ledger fragment lists quantities of wool flour oats bran tallow pigs butter eggs beans apples potatoes hay lumber leather hides skins pelts across multiple railroads and sea routes including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction New York and New England and Peabody and Salem Expresses with numerous bales bags cases boxes and bus totals.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York
New England
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products October 24
A historical table lists total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, comparing October 24 figures to last year. Items include cotton, sugar, wool, molasses, flour, cornmeal, butter, eggs, corn, oats, lard, leather, hides, dried goods, coffee, pelts, and sacks of flour, with year 1883 and 1882 values shown for many goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson
Cressey Noyes
Yesteros
Union Stock Yards
Gotton
Cattle Market Report from Brighton and Watertown
The Boston Post dispatch dated Oct 24 by George J. Fox lists live stock totals for beef cattle calves and swine, arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards, car counts by line, and price ranges for market beef store cattle and various livestock. It notes Western swine prices, lamb and veal rates, hides and skins values, and definitions distinguishing quality grades for cattle and sheep.
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Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Maine
Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Canada
Brighton
Boston
Low
Fitchburg
Alpany
New England
Qld Colony
Providence
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Cattle and Sheep Trade Across States and Markets
A detailed tally of cattle and sheep lots from numerous buyers and sellers across New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and beyond. Names include Dow Moulton Aldrich Johnson and Wood Buck plus many more. Market observations note quieter opening then revival with lambs fetching 53 and 44-46 cents per head and Western cattle holding steady prices.
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W Brown
Dow & Moulton
F Adden
J O Sanborn
F Bothell
Wood & Buck
J W & B Weeks
Aldrich & Johnson
E Slocum
Wi'tox
G Marshal
A Sanborn
J G Leimick
C H Burke
Farrar
H F Gilbert
T Conners
Cate
ED Wilcox
He Ichum
Catte
W G Townsend
A Worthern
Sir Kidred
A B Edwards
Hall & Seaver
HE Ingerson
Estrgent & Turner
Martin & Squier
FS Kimball
NE Campbell
French & Sm
Stocker
Stocker & Ricker, 139 Sheep; G H Sprigg
Massachusette
J D Hosmer
J S Henry
J Dimen
New York
J Samsden
J Carroll
W Fisher
O © Robinson
B Huavipert
D Fisher
N. T Russell
J Shirley
A N Monroe
Hollis Co
Hathaway & Jackson
C Leavitt, Jr
Farrell & Stetson
Fitch & James
Canada
T McGrath
M Fommer
F Gussetin
J Counter
Hastings
Mr Harris
Caose
H Ovelidge & Son
Libby & Son
Jill
New Hampshire
I B Sargent
HF Acden
J G Sanborn
O F Bothell
Wood& Breck
A & B Weeks
H A Wilcox
Vermont
C M Burke
S H Eldred
WG Flanders
Whippe
J W Newton
Tinker & Kenfield
H Ingerson
Mart'n & Squier
N K Campbell
W Ricker
Massachusetts
Watertown Market
Watertown
Brighton Landing
Boston
Albany
Fitch & Eames
Leavitt, Jr
Maine
Fim
Glines & Western
Jerry Pratt
Canada Reese
Brighton
Boston and Albany
A. N. Monroe
J.B. Remick
F.H. Coolidge & Son
J. Dimon
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain notes
Cotton and grain market summary from Augusta to Boston and inland centers. Reports show receipts, stocks, and prices with activity described as firm to steady in cotton markets and mixed to steady in grains and provisions across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Wilmington Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati and other hubs, with specifics on receipts, stock, and closing prices.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Augusta
Great Britain
BOG Coe
Men Ogre Bok
Savannah
France
Mobile
Advertiser
Henry J. Cardner & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Coneress Street
Chicago
Coffee prices in Rio with London exchange figures
Rio de Janeiro reports early coffee markets showing good firsts at 54 55 50 reis per 10 kilos. Exchange on London listed at 214 1/2 cents.
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Rio Janeiro
London
Court Record in Armstrong Case Closes for Legal Arguments
Supreme Judicial Court session on October 24 concludes testimony in the Armstrong case. Judge W. Allen presides as the jury is excused and arguments on legal questions are submitted to the court. Closing arguments before the jury will follow.
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Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
Armstrong
Superior Court First Session Case Highlights and Docket
In the First Session, No 1324 Fannie McMahon sues Jeremiah O Connor for conversion of a 52 item schedule including silver spoons clothing and household goods. Goods in trunks previously held as board lien settled for 140 with 50 paid and delivery made. dispute over missing items. Second Session lists No 1387 John Campbell v Russell for extra work and house erection. No 1629 Catherine Hennessy v Grant Conner et al regarding a loan secured by property and mortgage dispute. cases resumed or suspended with counsel named.
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Fannie McMahon
Jeremiah O’connor
S. J. Drake
George W. Searle
W. W. Doherty
Bacon
John Campbell
Daniel W. Russell
Nathan Morse
C. T. Gallagher
E. P. Brown
Catherine Hennessy
Grant Conner
C. F. Paige
Paul West
George Wheatland
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Suffolk
Boston
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill Wharf
Commissioners
John L. Batchelder
Francis B Hayes
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
Harvey T. Litchfield
Hull
James H. McFarlane
Salem
Euben D. Jordan
Charles Marsh
Francis A. Hobart
Nantasket Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Nantesket Company
Braintree
George H Eager
Newton
Alfred Seh
Thomas Leavitt
Asaph Churchill
Henry Norwell
Linus M. Price
Pacific National Bank
Massachusetts Hospital
Willam I, Bownieu
Probate Proceedings Presentments and Administrations
Judge Brooks presided as the matche list named Sarah L Brown Mary Hughes of Lowell Phabe Skinner Wakefield Frances Pierce Watertown Harriet A Magoun Joseph W Hammond Cambridge John C Stimpson Jacob Schwartz Malden George Coolidge Daniel W Bullard Sherborn. Administrations granted on estates of John A Parks Thomas Gorman Mary Nutter Edward Sullivan Lowell John P Chapman Pepperell John P Craig Somerville Peter C Hay Stoneham Walter H Leighton Marlboro Joseph Laws Pepperell Cornelius O Connors Winchester Till Robbins Acton Margaret B Hall Susan Dennison Edwin Carr Seth Cole James Hunnewell Cambridge Charles Hutchinson Leona E Neal Stoneham Joseph Reed Chermsford Mary A Magee Medford Mary P Parsons Somerville Sidney P Gleason Marlboro Nathan H Moore Framingham.
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Matche
Roda
Sarah L. Brown
Mary. Hughes
Lowell
Phabe
Skinner
Wakefield
Frances
Pierce
Watertown
Harriet A. Magoun
Joseph W. Hammond
Cambridge
John C. Stimpson
Jacob Schwartz
Malden
George Coolidge
Daniel W. Bullard
Sherborn
John A. Parks
Es Homas Gorman
Mary Nutter
Edward Sullivan
John P. Chapman
Pepperell
John P. Craig
Somerville
Peter C. Hay
Stoneham
Walter H. Leighton
Marlboro
Joseph Laws
Cornelius O'Conner
Winchester
Till Robbins
Acton
Margaret B. Hall
Susan Dennison
Edwin 8. Carr
Seth Cole
James A. Hunnewell
Charles Hutchinson
Leona E. Neal
Joseph Reed
Chermsford
Mary A. Magee
Medford
Mary P. Parsons
Sidney P. Gleason
Nathan H. Moore
Framingham
Lowell defendants face varied theft and assault sentences
Michael Brennan of Groton found guilty of larceny of a team and sentenced to six months at the house of correction. Lowell defendants John Hagan Michael Powers and Edward MacClary pleaded guilty to entering a store and larceny. MacClary gets two years, Hagan one year nine months, Powers two years six months at the house of correction. John Quinn and Thomas Walsh convicted of robbing Michael Kelley of $300. Quinn gets three years in state prison, Walsh awaiting sentence. James Wade jailed six months for larceny. Roger Lee three months for stealing a ride. Le Dame Rossallo of Lowell convicted of adultery and sent to the house of correction for two years six months.
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Michael Brennan
Groton
House of Correction
John Hagan
Michael Powers
Edward McCleary
Lowell
MacClary
Hagan
Powers
Chouse of Correction
John Quinn
Thomas Walsh
Michael Kelley
Quinn
Walsh
James Wade
Roger Lee
le Dame Rossallo
Lowel
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