Trade in Butter Cheese and Eggs Reported
Butter and creamery markets show dull trade with oversupply of poor butter and firm stocks in creameries. Cheese quiet with firm holdings and good Northern Western lots. Eggs steady with strictly fresh stock firm and weekly receipts totaling thousands. Provisions mixed with pork and lard uncertain while cattle, hogs, and sheep markets display varied demand across Cincinnati, Chicago, and St Louis. Market signals from New York and Liverpool reflect firm to steady levels across multiple commodities and regional price spreads.
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Centennial
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Uplands
Do Orleans
United States
Pork Corner Break in Chicago Sends Market Rally and Loss
The Chicago pork market opened at 26 but fell to 20 and closed around 23 amid a panic as New York dealers dumped pork to break the market. Armour & Co. held about 12 million in pork, facing a potential 4 million loss, buying offerings to stabilize with final settlements at 2.50. Estimated corner profits range 2 to 3 million while other commodities and harvest reports from Minnesota and Dakota show spring wheat prospects strong and yields variable.
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Commercial Exchange
Flour Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed. Prices Steady to firm
Flour markets show little change with broad firm tones across grades from Minnesota to St Louis and Ohio. Wheat and corn futures edge lower to steady. spot oats easing after late summer rally as receipts trend higher and exports moderate, with Chicago and New York activity described as steady to dull.
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City Mills
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Chicago
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Financial and commodity news from London and Liverpool
Financial closing prices show US bonds and Canadian Pacific gains while several utilities and rails trade mixed. The Economist notes discount rates for bank and trade bills, with quiet but steady wheat and corn cargoes. Liverpool winter wheat and corn prices are listed, along with pork bacon and cheese values, and steady bread stuffs.
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Commercial
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Imports at Boston Afloat in Liverpool Steamer Cephalonia
Shipping list records imports at Boston including steel and pig iron bulk cargoes. Notable entries show Cephalonia cargoes with casks drums coils woollen goods glassware hardware cloths and other manufactured items from multiple firms headed by Shhoenhoff Tillotson Combinations and J D Richards & Sons.
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Dodor Arthur P Schmidt & Co
Brigham
Spiegelesson Naylor & Co
Jl&ds Riker
Washburn & Moon Manus Co
Sam’l Thaxter & Co
Geneva
Miller
Hovey & Co
Tillotson & Power
P Hollander & Co
Cushing & Bliss
Daniels
Coleman, Mead
Thread
Robbins & Rowell
Dod
Mitchell
Smith & Co
Large Boston wholesale listing with varied goods and buyers
A dense 19th century ledger of items, buyers, and consignments including bulbs, woollens, carpeting, linings, tin plates, oils, and beverages. Named firms such as Jordan, Marsh & Co and Baring Bros appear with hundreds of boxes and cases, plus vessels and harbor items like codfish, mackerel, and oil.
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Hanson— & Co
Farquhar
Sune & Downer
Blanchard
Fullens& Co
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Haber& Co
Machinery City Machine Co
Saco Machine Co
Zenas Sears
Sundri
Hoswell
Stone & Downer
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Torrey,ht & Capen
JS Trier
Ric Pp. Jr
Briggs
Woollers Lane & Hubbard
Moise
Brigham
Frank
Messenger
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Kennedy & Murphy
Th & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Hegg, Brown & Taylor
Hart & Young
Hovey & Co
Moody
Herrick
Cuttery Dame
Stoddard & Kendall
Macallar, Parker & Co
Henry Poor & Son
Bernard & Co
Noyes & Blakesilee
Charles M Slack
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Callender, McAusland & Troupe
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Wheelock & Co
Bumstead & Co
Hooper
Bergard & Co
D & M Williams
Brown, Thomson & Co
White & Co
Alex Stowell & Co
Bates & Barnet
Pubnico
Do Herri Hall & Co
Receipts of staple products by multiple railroads
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R. L. Day & Co
Exchange National Bank
Everett National Bank
Salem
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Howard National Bank
Market National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Peabody Mills
Newburypor
Washington Mills
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Francis Henshaw & Co
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Columbian National Bank
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Merchandise National Bank
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Railroad Bank
Lowell
State National Bank
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Fall River Iron
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
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Bates Wool
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Maine Railroad
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Railway stocks and track gains amid market chatter
The article reports on railroad valuations and debts, noting total assets of various lines and per mile values. It covers Lake Erie and Western’s 1884 annuals, St Louis and San Francisco expansion plans via Atchison routes, and linked holdings with Jay Gould and Seligman interests. It also lists new track laying records and a New York Broadway streetcar franchise dispute.
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Eastern Railroad
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Boston and Maine
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Lake Erie and Western Railway Company
Hes
Ilinois
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Santa Fe
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Indianapolis Journal
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Atlantic and Pacific Enterprise
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Railroad Gazette
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Baker City
la Grande
Ore
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Dutchtown
Charleston
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Nantahala River
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 30
Totals of principal staples shipped from all ports for August 30 compare 1884 to 1883. Cotton and corn show strong shipments while many items such as eggs and hides vary. Includes quantities for oleo cheese flour beans oats leather tea bacon and related goods with year over year differences.
Manchester corn merchants fail in string of insolvencies
A flurry of insolvencies spreads from Manchester to Boston and beyond as two corn merchants fail and several others enter distress. Notable cases include George Walton of Boston facing $5000 in liabilities, others like Altman Demelman Fuchs in Boston and Kaward E Rice of Boothbay with substantial debts. The National Water Wheel Co of Bristol and Martine & Cumberson of New York show large liabilities with limited assets. Hotchkiss, Rich, and Pease restructure, while Ladner Brothers face heavy bail as court actions and warrants mount.
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George Walton
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Thomas Prince
Altman
Demelman and Fuchs
Broad Street
Joshua Benshimol
A. W. Thompson
Middleboro
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Cynthia A. Lurley
Haverhill
Kaward E. Rice
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Calvin A. Tarr
Saco
Abner Chellis
Newfield
Samuel Haines
Old Orchard
Napoleon Bouthellier
South Berwick
Louis J. Ladner
Ellis
Second National Bank of
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Suffolk County
A. & H. Myers
Philadelphia
Frederick S. Wright
Fannie Wright
Geo. W. Collins
Bridgewater
Moses H. Schwartzenberg
John H. Putnam
Revere
Mary A. McDonald
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