Money Matters and Clearing House Totals from 1883
Banks ease lending with 5 percent on good mercantile paper and 5 to 6 percent on others, call loans at 4 to 5 percent, and corporation notes at 4 to 5 percent. Clearing house totals show nationwide gains though New York lags. foreign exchange dull, and government securities unchanged. Market notes include vegetables, fruits, meats, and cotton futures with mixed but steady signals.
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New York
Northwest
Paris
San Francisco
Australia
Eeeereeseenceas
LOS
Mateur
Blackstone
Howard
Freemen’s
Tremont
New York Financial Market Summary and Stock Exchange Roundup
New York financial scene shows money easy at 2 24 percent with last loan at 2. Prime mercantile paper steady. Bar silver at par, foreign exchange quoted long at 48144 481% and short sight at 4385 185%. Stock market opens weaker with key names like Vanderbilts Grangers and Northern Pacific dropping, then partial rally before further declines. Weekly stock sales total 2,534,176 shares and weekly port exports rise to 450,590 dollars, while imports reach 225,480 dollars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande Western
East Tennessee
Milwaukee and St
Louisville
Nashville
Michigan Central
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Reading
Northwest
Vanderbltts
Grangers
Denver
Oregon Trans
Wabash
Canada Southern
Lake Shore
New York Central
St. Paul
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Omaha
Union Pacific
Gould
Louisville and Nashville
Rutter
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Bloomington
Western
Manhattan Beach
Memphis
Charleston
Minneapolis
Norfolk and Western
Peoria
Pullman
Manitoba
Colorado Coal
Bankers
Telegraph
Ohio
Stock Exchange
Canaan Southern
Central Pacific
St. L& Pyfa
Delaware & Hud
Es Rio G
Osecrecsocce
Hon. & St. Jo
Texas
Louisville & Nash
Sly
Lake Erie & W
Manhattan Ele
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
St. P
Texas Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Western Union
Bos Bil
Atlantic Trade Ledger Exports and Ship Cargoes
In Brunswick Georgia a schooner loaded with 365000 feet of lumber for George McQuesten & co. at Cape Haytien a schooner J P Wyman carried 440525 tbs logwood for J P Wyman. Port Caledonia barque T K Weldon took 530 tons coal for Darrow Mann & co. Porto Rico schooner Jeanie delivered 1340 hards sugar to Standard Sugar Refinery. Surinam bark Unity carried 116 birds sugar 43 casks molasses 1181 sacks cocoa 21 bags cedar 30 bbls pickled limes 6 tons scrap iron for J Van Praag & co. Prof Spencer F Baird of Washington noted Surinam fishes as swatow trade samples. Ship Black Adder carried 14913 bags sugar order.
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Brunswick
Thos R Pillsbury
George McQuesten & Co
Cape Haytien
P Wyman
Port Caledonia
T K Weldon
Darrow, Mann & Co
Porto Rico
Jeanie
Sugar Standard
Surinam
van Praag & Co
Spencer F Baird
Washington
Swatow
Foreign Exports and Shipments from Atlantic Ports Listed
Halifax to Charlottetown and St John’s report vast consignments of hardware, oils, flour, pork, beef, tobacco, timber, and general goods aboard vessels including Sir Carroll and North America. Entries name cargoes, quantities, and destination ports across a sweeping post, with items such as petroleum, lumber, dales of tea, and grocery wares interspersed.
Receipts of Staple Goods by Regional Rail Lines
A long list details shipments to multiple rail lines and sea routes, noting bales wool sacks flour bushels corn and wheat, butter, eggs, cheese, lard, leather, hides, pork, tea, sugar, molasses, and lamps from Maine, Fitchburg, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Boston and Albany, Providence, and other lines. Quantities for wool, corn, flour, oats, meal, butter, eggs, potatoes,.java
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&c
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern
Western
Norfolk
Baltimore
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Y and
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Id Colony Railroad
Boston and al Railroad
Providence Railroad
Gotton
Dom
Market Roundup Across Grains and Commodities
Grains and commodities futures move with weak to steady tone. Wheat and corn show mixed shifts with spot and futures trading brisk, receipts strong, and prices at regional markets in Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Toledo Detroit Cincinnati and New Orleans. Coffee sugar and oils hold steady while pork and beef markets show firming tendencies amid varied stock movements.
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Lamas
Southern
T.c
Jersey
Sigsnge
Rangoon
City Extra
India
South America
Liverpool
Tim
Chicago
Park
ST. Louis
Wyoming
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
Beerbohm
England
Ae M. Ee
London
Havana
London and Liverpool Financial Market Summary
London market reports Consols and several rail stocks with varied prices. Liverpool wheat and cotton futures show firmness and steady demand, with detailed price ranges. Havana sugar and Molasses futures show activity but non usual demand, with global exchange and freight notes in brief.
Wabash shifts general freight offices to Chicago
The Wabash plans moving some general western freight offices from St. Louis to Chicago. President Porter of the West Shore expects open business to Syracuse by Oct 1. Brokers in New York speculate on passenger trains into Buffalo next spring. The New York and New England line Cheswick to Willimantic extends seven miles for travel. An excursion of about 150 rode over West Shore rails Friday. President Gowen denies Reading Railroad coal shipments to England via Storm King bridge. A traffic interchange contract exists between Pennsylvania Slatington and New England and Reading, but Reading coal remains for Philadelphia and New York. The Sept 7 Railroad Gazette notes track laying on several lines: Arkansas and Louisiana to Ozan, 6 miles. Carson and Colorado to Hawley, 59 miles. Chicago and Northwestern Dakota line to Centerville, 7 miles. Illinois Central South Chicago branch to South Chicago, 5 miles. Maryland Central Delta to south, 4 miles. Ohio Central Sedalia to Buckingham, 0.9 miles. Western Pennsylvania Blairsville to Bolivar, 8.75 miles. Terre Haute and Indianapolis Logansport to Lake Maxinkuckee, 35 miles.
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Wabash
Western
St. Louis
Chicago
Porter
West Shore
Syracuse
New York
Buffalo
New York and
New England
Cheswick
Willmantic
West Shore Road
Gowen
Reading Railroad Company
England
Storm King
Pennsylvania, Slatington and New England Railroad
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Railroad Gazette
Arkansas
Louisiana
Washington,Ark
Ozan
Carson
Colorado
Hawley
Cal
Northwestern
Centerville
C. C
Illinois Central
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Logansport
Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
Mining developments and closures in western Colorado and Tombstone
The Robinson mine at Ten Mile Run Col is nearly shut down. Contention mine at Tombstone has completed main shaft extension. Ontario mine’s seventh and eighth levels extended westward by 500 to 600 feet into rich ore. Sixth level tunnel soon to start pumping relief for many pumps.
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Robinson
Ten Mile Run
Col
Contention
Tombstone
Ontario
Multiple early 1900s nuptials listed at various churches
Marriages are announced across several New England locations. Arthur H Atwood to Mary A Warnock at People's Church by Rev J W Hamilton in Winthrop and Cambridge. J Huff to Eunice E DeWitt at People's Church by Rev Se Bowman. William H Rowell to Annie Steadfast in South Boston by Horace Smith JP. Joseph Franklyn Ryder to Annie Huntington at Auburndale by Rev Calvin Cutler. John J Sturgis to Jennie M Hayden in New Gloucester by Rev Albert V Moore. Elmer A Thayer to Elizabeth S Gay in Boston by Rev W Colburn. James E Thoms to Joste Ford in Charlestown by Rev Thomas R Lambert.
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Atwood
Joseph Franklyn Ryder
Annie Huntington
Auburndale
Sturgis—Nayden
New Gloucester
Albert V Moore
Lynn
John J Sturgis
Jennie M Hayden
Farmington
Thayer—Gay
Boston
W Colburn
Elmer A Thayer
Elizabeth S Gay
Thoms—Ford
Charlestown
Thomas R Lambert
James E Thoms
Joste Ford
Life in a Fellah house and yard in a distant vision
The article tours a small, sun dried mud house with a brick stove serving as kitchen and bed. A family of four adults and two children inhabit three curtained courts with a mud treasury, two storage pillars, and a churning grandmother. A few lean chickens and minimal copper utensils comprise movable property. The scene ends noting potential future livestock would fit in without extra space.
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London Times
The Mistake That Sparks a Texas Vendetta in Arkadelphia
In a train tale from Arkansas a Texas stockman and a drummer discuss Bud Henday a deadly rival. A staged theatrical prank triggers a fatal duel and Bud is hanged by an enraged mob as plans of revenge unfold amid Arkadelphia's dull town life.
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Texas
Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Bud Henday
Theed
Bud
Birdie Swipes
Hamlet
Miss Birdie
Bud Hendey
Hamilet
Dane
Birdie
Pli
Lexus
Solden Credit
Grand jury returns true bills in long criminal term
True bills were returned in numerous cases before Judge Bacon with many defendants indicted for larceny, breaking and entering, robbery, assault, and related offenses. Sentences included one to three years in various institutions for Lee, Davis, Steadman, and Coleman Carle, while several defendants faced no bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Alfred Steadman
James Smith
Thos. Dixon
Bertie Leighton
William Allen
Alexander Desjardines
Harry H. Dwyer
John Gannon
Joseph H. McDonald
Walter Evans
Richard Eleh
John W. Smith
Joseph Higgins
Morris Corbett
John J. O’neil
Frank H. Lee
John Malone
Egbert W. Davis
M. Hennessy
James Mc York
Charles T. Gaines
Nel Sullivan
John F. Pope
Elbridge Churchill
Charles Nolan
John Sullivan
David Flannery
Martin Flaherty
William Johnson
Charles Harrington
Geo Doherty
Michael Smith
George Doherty
Henry Allen
Warren Fowler
Robert K. Hastings
Charles W. McGee
Ellen Johnson
John Crowley
John E. McShane
Charles @. Bunten
Jy Doher
Charles W. Madden
Albert Burrows
Frank Truck
George Hamilton
Vaid
William M. Fleming
Daniel N. Granger
John M. Smith
Lavinia W.greeland
Clara E. Perkins
John Ward
Orrin Sanborn
Webster Baptist
Mary Williams
Andrew Finneran
Richard Harrington
John
Passenger ejected after wrong transfer check dispute
Stanton Bradshaw sues The South Boston Railroad Co for damages after being refused fare on a Dover Street car when a wrong transfer check was mistakenly issued. The court held he was not entitled to ride the second car without paying fare or showing a valid transfer, and judgment for the defendant was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Bradshaw
South Boston Railroad Co
Federal Street Bridge
Boston
City Point
Bay View
Dover Street Bridge
Broadway
Dover Street
Plaintiff
Eighth and
Dorchester Streets
Dover
Washington Streets
Metropolitan Railroad
W. Howland
J. C. Davis
Perjury editor arraigned as others jailed in county court
In municipal court on September 8 Judge Parmenter arraigned Frederick Mahoney editor of the Saturday Evening Express on perjury, held 1500. Emma A. Davis jailed 300 until September 12 for concealing leased property. Several defendants received terms: William Crowley six months for larceny, Nellie Snow one year in the women’s prison, Lizzie Stone one year, Catherine Franklin four months, Minnie Bunker one year with appeal and 400 bail, Samuel Sharp held 1000 for September 30, Louise Smith one year for idle and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mahoney
Saturday Evening Express
Emma A. Davis
William Crowley
House of Industry
Nellie Snow
Louise Smith
Samuel Sharp
Lizzie Stone
Catherine Franklin
Minnie Bunker
Woman’s Prison
Ward 24 and surrounding wards house inventory listing
A long list of wooden and brick dwellings and related structures was cataloged by ward across the city. Entries name owners such as Timothy M Roach Mrs Caro line Jackson Frank C Nash A A Wescott L Ware Jr Lewis Eddy Lowell Stimpson John M Hollis Georgianna S Drake Charles Whitemore L E H Jones George W H Smith Robert A Watson H S Lawrence John Newman John F Slattery and Lyman Locke with addresses on Hancock Norfolk Turpin Cottage North Beacon Arcadia Washington Dorset Prospect Highland etc. The compilation covers multiple wards including 24 4 21 25 23 3 20 1 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy M. Roach
Hancock Street
Caroline Jackson
Norfolk Street
Frank C. Nash
Turpin Court
Cottage Street
A. A. Wescott
Warner Avenue
Coolidge Avenue
L. Ware, Jr
Walnut Avenue
Lewis Eddy
Putnam Street
Lowell M. Stimpson
North Beacon Street
John M. Hollis
Unnamed
Waverly Street
Georgianna S. Drake
Arcadia Street
Charles Whittemore
Washington Street
South Street
L.E. H. Jones
Boston Street
Dorset Street
George W.H. Smith
Prospect Street
Robert A. Watson
Highland Avenue
Lawrence
Taber Street
John Newman
New Heath Street
John F. Slattery
Church Street
Lyman Locke
D Street
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Lyman
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R. L. Day & Co
SS City Nek Baesness Canna Ceacsas Ck
Freeman's National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
State National Bank
Shoe & Leather National Bank
Winals Lae
Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Pall River
Washington Mills
Oc Ae Agong
Con
Montreal
Boston & Albany Railroad
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Cccecerssen
Middlesex Moree KA
Portsmouth & Dover Rd
Boston Marine Insurance
Iremen
Mire Insurance Co
American Rapid Telegraph
Boston City
Agricultural Branch
San. & Cleve
Burl. & Quincy
Topeka & W
City
Market National Bank
Esas
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Sews i Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Slymad Millb
Cambridge Horse
Cheshire Rd
Highland Street Rd
Colony BR
American Loan and Trust Company
American Electric
Charlestown Gaslight Co
Shoe & Leather Insurance Co
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Burl & Quincy
Metropolitan
Quincy & Warsaw
St. Louis Co
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Blackstone National Bank
Naumkeag Stef Option Co
Pacific Miils
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People’s Telephone, Parent Co
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephon
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Boston Storage Warehouse Company
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Hardson, Hill & Co
New ER
No. 40
Water Street
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Boston Stockh Exchange
Bales
St. Lo
St. Sas
O& Sa
Bools
Boston Mining Stocs Seon
Arch Top
Santa Fe
SOG
Seeentene
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Mass
New
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Tol & St. L
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Pacific
Colum
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Eric
Loutn
Pac
Man
Shebess den
Rio
P’k & Pac
Gore
Mobile& Ohio
Morris & Essex
Tol
Ag Burl
Oregon
UN. Pac
Cais
Oregon Improvement Co
Pittsboro
Palace
Rich
Dan
Chica
Aiton
St. Pa
Chioe & Quincy
Obi
St. L
N.O
TigiTol
del. Chi
Hall
Anderson
Sierra Grande
I A
Staton
Honolulu
Ceylon
Halifax
Charlottetown
Pet
Sir Carroll
ST Joans
North America
Arichat
W H Hatfield
Susie E
Lockport
Hattie F
Fredericton
Port Irierteen
Uplands
New Orleans
Wilmington
Galveston
Sige
Goss TeCeipts
Ccs Coos
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Savannah
Silphcelis
Csec
Verarumedlu
Erie
Atlantic and Great Western
Illiois Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading
Mexican
Hee Sok
Ontario and Western
Cire
Matanzas
Ean
Credr
Raileroad Matters
Begley
Cornelius Begley
Battelle
Newburyport
Eldridge Battelle
3Bird
South Boston
Mary Beird
Costigan
Dorchester
Julian Costigan
Ells
Medford
Robert L Ells
Goodridge
Cambridge
Nag
Frederik Goodridge
Brooklyn
Jenkins
Frederick P Jenkins
Loring
Jane Loring
LA Croix
East Medway
James le Croix
Linscottt
Wingate Linscott
McCallar
North Cambridge
Persis Hellene
John F
Mabel A McCallar
Rand
James H Rand
ARO
Wolfborony
Susan
Charles 1 Shepard
Watedeld
J. Newman & Sons
Louisa W. Rogers
Wonlett
Boyden
Tracy
Everett
Hayt
Lovell
Emery
Boston Marine
McKim
Beatty
Insurance Company
George W. Smith
The
Chase
Estate of Hooper Telegraph
James Martin
India Rubber Works
Leatherbee
Fellner
Wheeler v Blodgett
Dacey
Johnson
Mason
Superior Criminal Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Louisa W. Cumming
William Cumming
Lbellee
Stella Angell
Rior
Superior Court
Parmenter
Charles A. Vogeler Co
A. Vogeler & CO
U.S.A
Boston Globder
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clendinning
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Corner State
Hudson, Bea
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Osgood Eee
Westinghouse
Laconia Car Co
Boston and
Lowell
Hudson
Stephen M. Crosby
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Co
Post Office Square
Ezra H. Baker
American Loan & Trust Co
Congress Street
Chauncy Hall
Times
T. Groom & Co
W.B. Clarke & Carruth
Cupples
Upham & Co
Boylston Street
Maplewood Institute For Young Ladies
Pittsfield
Louis C. Stanton
Otis-Place
Clara B. Martin
Otis Ace
Brimmer Street
Gannett Institute
Geo. Gannett
A. M
Chester Sq
Chauncy-Hall School
Conservatory OF Music
Tourjee
Franklin Square
Prersilea Academy
Columbus Avenue
Chauncy-Hall
Boylston St
Dartmouth
Temple Place
Best City
Standard Rubber Co
Eureka Silk Mfg. Co
Boston Suspender Co
Busell Trimmer Co
A. Freeman
Exchange Place
Crown, Riley & CO
Congress St
Congress
WM. J. Riley
New York Link
Boston Stock
Massachusetts Central R. R. CO
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
New England Trust Company
N. Aldrich
Thos. H. Perkins
Henry Woods
Coment
Samuel D. Crafts
Crant & Ward
Wall Street
BR. BR
N. Y. Stock Exchange
U.S. Grant, Jr
Ferdinand Ward
U. S. Grant
James D. Fish
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
State St
Davenport
National Therm- Motor Company
Emerson
Court Street
Jazate
ONEY
SON Rauitabie Building
Federal Street
Channing Street
Leather Square
Jonas Fitch
Equitable Ebuilding
Summer Hotel and
Summer Board
Mason Building
Kilby Street
Codman & Freeman
the Post
Vinc
E Tufts
Corey Streets
Navy
Charles M. Cox
Fonerololitan Warehouseco
Foot Milk Street
Taft's Hotel
Revere Beach and
Lynn Railroad
High Street
Crom Weer
Vanes
Bubier & CO
Exchange Street
Salem Lead CO
Frank A. Brown
Maas
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Milk Street
O. A. Taft
Whitehall
Franklin Coal Coo
Lykens Valley
Dastern Cod
Elisha Moseley
Atreet
Dorchester Avenue
Jill
Perry
Berkley
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
Spencer H. Gilmore
Washington Sqr
G. H. AN
Melville Bull&hull, Jr
Folger
Aes
Coffin & Woodward's
State Street
Commercial
Atlantic Avenue
Mark
DM Cow
J. E. Silloway
J. Lawrence Fowler
Patrick Arelay
Chauncy Street
Ifmwit
Aham Rogers & CO
Dundee
Ofevecal Etresta
Lancaster
Ailroad
A. D
Lancaster Railroad Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Francis H. Kinnicutt
William B. Stearns
George A. Parker
Lancaster Railroad Co
Kinnicutt, Stearns
Parker
Middlesex South District
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Worcester and
Nashua Railroad Company
Worcester
Kinnicutt and
Stearns
William H. McNeil
Caleb H. Warner
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Hudson, Bolton and
K. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
A. H B M
Boston Stock Exchange
Warner
Do Globe NailCo
Southwestern
Boston Atheneum
Muskegon
Mich
Isso
Wichita and Southwestern Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co
Leavenworth
Topeka
Atchison
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Coan
Ednesday
Chicago and West
Michigan Railroads
John Russell Cutlery Co
Neponset National Bank of Canton
Lyman Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Connana Pass Rivers
National Rubber Co
Bristol, RI
Detroit, Hillsdale and Southwestern
R R Co
Suburban Telephone Co
Sandusky and
Illinois Grand Trunk
Iseurch & CO
East Street
Roe Mennk Gant
Summer St
Magoun
Henry Co
Bird & CO
Otioneers and Appraisers
Washington St
Cor
Dix Place
John H. Osgood
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Sera
New Cape Ais
Wissen
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hitchcock, Darling & CO
Proprietors
Merchants
Cortlandt Street
Canal Street
Post Office
Pelvania and Erie
Fall River
H. E. Billings
Prop
United States Hotel
W. H. McDonald
Doree oEvenits
Avery Alar
Wes Henry Prieth
Frascati
Rome
Italy
Palazzo Pentini
Spade & Flamini
C. A. Shaw
Oston
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Coody & Co
Devonshire Street
Boots & Shoes
A. S. Richards & 62
Boots and Shoes
Reade &St
Mark Goods
A.S.R.& Co
Fall River Lane
A. P. Taber
Summer Street
Samuel Bunting
Tppincott
Bon