Money Market and Clearing House Returns In Boston
Boston report notes a quiet but steady money market with mercantile paper at 5.4 to 6 percent and miscellaneous at 6 to 7 percent. Banks quote around 5 percent for call loans with collateral. note brokers trade near 5.4 percent. Clearing house figures show weekly totals near 56.5 million with New York funds premiums and a large weekly drop in overall clearances versus last year. The New York bank statement shows a small reserve surplus decline with loans up and deposits up, while national and city exchange conditions remain mixed with several cities reporting declines.
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Mercantile
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New York
Clearing House
United States
Perch
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Providence
Inc
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hartford
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lot
Peoria
New Haven
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Worcester
Springfield
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St. Joseph
Lowell
N Y
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Lows
Louisville
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Igan Railroad Company
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Northern Preferred
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Connorion Valley
Toledo
Flint
Pere Marquette
New England
Boston and Albany
Boston and Lowell
Boston and Maine
Boston and Providence
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Old Colony
The
Northern Railroad
Samuel H. Dow
Warner
Francis B. Hayes
Bell Telephone
Erie
Calumet and
Hecla
Quincy
Franklin
Supt
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Franklin Copper Mine
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National Mine
Gen. Butler
Minnesota
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Cal
New Standard
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Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Nion Pacific
Lackawanna Me
St. Paul
Northwestern
Lake Shore
Reading
Reading Iron Works Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Reading iron works have declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent.
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Reading Iron Works
Stock quotes and orders from Richardson Hill firm
Orders in stocks and bonus promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock boards by Richardson Hill and Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets can be seen at their office No 4 Water street.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Oregon and Pacific Market Prices Reported Fragments
Market notes summarize farm produce and commodities including hay rye straw and pork, with emphasis on price ranges for peas apples grapes cranberries peaches and pears. Coffee sugar molasses rice and cotton values are listed, plus notes on oils and tropical fruits.
Market Report on Oats Prices and Inspections
Trading was light with steady asks as buyers and sellers focused on oats No 2 white. On call bids ranged from 42c to 47c for September and October contracts, with 373c asked for new oats, and other months showing 37% to 38c bids and asks amid ongoing scarcity and mixed inspections. Today 55 cars inspected.
Market Digest of Flour Wheat and Grains Across Regions
Digest of markets shows light flour trade with a dull tone and nominally unchanged prices. New York and Chicago reports note steady to firmer bids, with mixed products and various grade prices. corn and oats firming modestly. butter and cheese steady to firm amid tight supplies. rye and malt quiet. wide regional receipts and shipments reflected in price dispersion across St Louis, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Toledo.
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Shige
White State
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Liverpool
Fiat
London financials and world market notes from Sept 20
This report covers London Consols and US bonds pricing, British and foreign fund movements, and stock shifts including Grand Trunk and rail securities. It notes 13.1 percent discount on bank bills and 14.2 percent on trade bills, with exchange to New York and Germany adverse and a quiet stock market amid Egypt sinking fund suspension. It also reports Havana sugar dullness, exports to the United States, and currency premiums on gold.
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New York Central
Ilinois Central
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Canadian Pacific
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New York
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Egypt
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Denver
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Imports at Boston Shipments Readied for City Markets
A long list of shipments includes earthenware, wines, textiles, machinery, leather goods, and soap. Firms such as Jordan, Marsh, Beach & Co, Merchants Despatch, and L P Hollander & Co are named among importers and consignees. The inventory covers hundreds of cases, casks, bales, and boxes, with items ranging from glassware to tin plates and oils, reflecting a bustling port trade.
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Pavonia
Great Western Twico
Dame & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Collins
Muse
Collins & Fairbanks
Qushing & Bliss
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Dodo CF Hovey &Co
Pottery
F Levin & Co
Forbes Co
Sehlegett & Fottler
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lowmoor
Dodo Bailey Lang
Despatch Transportation Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Thairwall
Muse Hart & Young
Dodo Cumner, Jones & Co
K Butler
Leather Stedman & Fuller Manus Co
Uo Cottons R A Tuttle & Co
Woollen
Neale & Morse
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Jones & Co
Baldwin Bros & Co
Beach
Jose & Co
Marrett
Bai
Jey & Co
de de Torrey, Bright & Capen
Wellington & Co
Pray, Sons & Co
Cheney
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Geo Bridge
Baring Bros & Co
Kennedy & Murphy
Pierce & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Cook & Co
Beach & Co
Wild
Bass, Bailey & Co
Hovey & Co
Codman & Hail
Burgess & Goddard
H Tuttle & Co
F Hovey & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Peyser & Co
Shoenhoff
Receipts of Staple Goods Across Rail Lines
A long list of commodity receipts from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Rand Junction, Providence Kalirroad, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, and sea shipments. Items include wool bales, flour, corn, oats, millfeed, beef, pork, lard, ham, canned meats, butter, cheese, apples, lumber, leather, hides, skins, teas, coffee, sugar, and more with varying quantities and units noted.
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Pet
Barbadoes
Brig L Staples
Surinam
Brig T Remick
Freetown
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Shannon
Parsboro
N S
Karslie
Cow Bay
Mattie
Buenos Ayres
Reynard
Arichat
C B
Lockport
Neilie Morrill
Boston and
Albany Hallroad
Rand Junction
Rauroad
Providence Kalirroad
Old Colony
New York
New Englang Kallosau
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Saiem
Total Receipts of ee Products Sept 20 at This Port
A portwise comparison shows total receipts for 1884 and 1883 across commodities like cotton butter wool cheese flour eggs corn oats hay straw millfeed lumber leather peas tallow lard hides ham and more. The table lists quantities in bales boxes bushels sacks and other units, reflecting in transit goods and principal items at the port.
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Lea
Pelte
Kips
Bates
Court Record From the U S Circuit Court Case Update
Proceedings cover long pending bankruptcy matter B B Williams with dispute over dividend rights and discharge timing. Also Andrew B Hendricks et al vs John B Fitzpatrick patent case on spiral spring bird cages, printing of the record, contempt, and costs challenge under judge, with master findings and proposed balance of $892 to plaintiff.
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Inre
B. B. Williams
Gay
Geo. M. Hobbs
A. E. Pillsbury
Andrew B. Hendricks
John B. Fitzpatrick
First Circuit
Conspiracy and Perjury Cases Postponed in Allston Pension
U S commissioners court on Sept 20 under Commissioner Hallett adjourned the Maria Goodall and Thomas Smith conspiracy and perjury case until next Tuesday at 10 A M as defense counsel were not ready to proceed.
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Maria Goodall
Thomas Smith
Allston
Municipal Court Actions and Fines September 2
In central court Judge Forsaith presided. John Mack charged with larceny held in 100 dollars. Margaret Sullivan fined five dollars plus costs for profane language. Charles A. Boyden larceny held in 600 dollars for appearance Wednesday. Roxbury court Charles F. Sloan fined 25 dollars plus costs for obtaining money under false pretences. Thomas Cunniff breaking and entering held in 400 dollars for superior court. Frank Cusick sent to house of correction six months for non support of his minor child. South Boston Crozier Hurst convicted of larceny fined 15 dollars plus costs, appealed and held in bonds of 200 dollars for superior court.
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House of Correction
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Superior Court
Boston deaths rise as city sees violent total
Last week 226 deaths in Boston compared with 169 a year earlier. Sixteen were violent, an unusually high figure. A $1,000,000 temporary loan was arranged in anticipation of log receipts from sinking fund. Engine company moves promoted officers and transfers. Over 100 more building permits issued to Sept 1 versus last year. Granite contract for Harrison Avenue primary school awarded to Rufus R Clark for $1075. Board of Health orders vacating 106 Brooks Street and 28 Cove Street for sanitary reasons.
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Hoseman
Harrison Avenue
Rufus R. Clark
Board of Health
Brooks Street
Bourne Street
Neponset Avenue
Cove Street
Through rates cut risk limits on 1854 Boston line
General Manager H L Morrill of the Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western warns officers of connecting lines that through freight rates must meet a minimum net per ton from Mechanicville to North Adams or Rotterdam Junction to North Adams after Sept 30 1854. Billing agents to be instructed to avoid corrections.
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Rotterdam Junction
Widespread Business Failures Hit Firms Across Several States
Insolvencies and assignments announced nationwide include Kelley & Co. in Boston cutting and staining glass. Atwood & Sherburne printers in Boston with about 3000 liabilities. E Eastman & Co grocers in Lawrence halted operations. John J Bechervaise in Mat Papedia Quebec negotiating with creditors. Union Steamboat creditors in Portland, Me reject stock payment. Gouverneur Kemble firm in New York shows total liabilities over 300 thousand with assets under 32 thousand. Buchman Brothers in Cincinnati face large liabilities and rumored preferences to home creditors. numerous other creditors in Worcester Worcester Ind Hartford City and more file assignments or face insolvency.
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Kelley & Co
Boston
Wm. Tr. Carroll
Worcester
Enos L
Otis
Kindling Wood
Atwood & Sherburne
E. Eastman & Co
Lawrence
John J. Bechervaise
Mattapedia
Que
de Venne, Jr
Portland
N. B
Union Steamboat Company
J. T. Sterling
C. A. Maxwell
W.S. Batley
W. G. Diavis
W. &C. RB. Milliken
Gordon Stanford
Bangor
Failer
John M. Arlin
Presque Isie
Robinson Bros
Houston
Douglee Copper Company
Blue Hill
W.H. Nelson
Haverhill
N. H
Frye & Clement
Pliiston
D. W. Brosnahan
Bellows Falls
Clarence H. Moody
Stevens, Grocer
New Haven
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A. G. Worden
Julius Twise
Gouverneur Paulding
Gouverneur
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert J. Morgan & Co
Brooklyn
H. T. Smith & Co
Port Deposit
Graham & Lynch
Frankfort
Long Island Coal Company
Long Island City
Herbert Allen
North Collins
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Waverly
Manuel Carl
Landersburg
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Moneao
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Darby
Zell & Burton
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Fred Pope
John Glenn
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Charles E. Gibson
Margaret E. Cummings
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Boston Theatre
Horace W. Jordan
Jacob F. Taylor
Republican candidate Hayes dies in Lexington at 3 A M
Francis Brown Hayes, Republican candidate for Congress in the fifth district, died at his Lexington home Saturday after an extended illness. Born October 12, 1819 in South Berwick Missouri to Scotch parents, he rose from Phillips Exeter to Harvard, then built a career in railroad management and politics. He helped revive Old Colony, directed several lines, and served in Massachusetts state government. He leaves a famed private library and a celebrated Lexington estate. Other notices include deaths of Robert Collins, Captain Darius Shaw, Edward Gavin, Volney Barker, and Ezra H Sherman.
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Brimfield
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East Cambridge
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Volney Barker
Portland
Ezra H. Sherman
Lanesboro
Ripley-Howland Manufacturing Company Jewelers of Boston
The Ripley-Howland Manufacturing Company at 383 Washington Street is noted in Boston’s industrial review. Originating as Ripley & Crosby and Howland & Bates, it became Ripley Howland Co in 1867 and incorporated in 1883. It employs 75 to 80 skilled artisans in three stories, specializes in fine gold jewelry and diamond mountings, operates wholesale, and maintains a branch at 17 Maiden Lane New York with extensive trade across the country.
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Howland & Bates
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Nathaniel L. Ripley
Renslow Crosby
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Military Matters From Boston Light Infantry to Gettysburg Memorial
The Boston Light Infantry Veteran corps meets at Revere house Wednesday at 7 50. Company B of fifth infantry elects lieutenants Thursday. United Train of Artillery Providence has permission to enter Oct 7. Lieut Fay resigns from company G. Latin school battalion roster lists officers for the year. The thirty seventh Massachusetts volunteers hold a Westfield reunion with officers elected and a plan to use 500 from the state for a Gettysburg battlefield memorial monument.
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F. F. Cutler
S. R. Dunham
C. H. Lee
W. J. Phelan
F. E. Parker
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R. E. Townsend
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I. F. Pitts
J. E. Howe
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James L. Bowen
Springfield
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E. C. Hanks
Spencer H. Woods
John W. Cooney
Richard Houghton
S. BE. Nichols
Buffalo
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Northampton
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Arthur Kane
Edward Bridgeman
George Ames
O. N. Parent
Gettysburg
National bird show opens in Horticultural hall
The national bird show opens Wednesday in Horticultural hall and runs until Saturday night with 400 plus entries. Nearly 2900 birds will be on display including rare parn dise and an African ou'da and a $1000 golden pheasant from H C Nevins of New York. The American eagle appears in a large cage, the aquarium extends the hall showing aquatic fowl, and over 200 parrot entries promise instruction and amusement.
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New York
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Butler An Autocrat Told Of Yacht Trip At Rockland
William H. Moopy of Liberty Maine recalls a 1883-84 Maine voyage by B F Butler. A captain served as pilot but was snubbed, asked no drink, and charged $25 rather than the usual $50. The writer calls Butler an autocrat and recounts the rejection as a broader critique of his governorship campaign.
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Mt. Desert
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William H. Moopy
Liberty
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Meets Over President Hayes Death
An informal meeting of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society convened Saturday to act on the death of President Francis B. Hayes. Vice President J. B. Moore presided. The flower committee, W. H. Lee, Patrick Norton, James Cartwright, J. H. Woodford, F. L. Harris, David Allan, and Edward L. Beard, was tasked with decorating the chancel of King's Chapel for the funeral. A committee of ex-presidents led by William C. Strong, Wilder, C. M. Hovey, J. F. C. Hyde, William Parkman, and William Gray Jr. will draft resolutions. Funeral arrangements are to be led by ex-President William C. Strong, Col. Henry W. Wilson, G. G. Smith, Leander Wetherell, and Robert Manning.
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Francis B. Hayes
J. B. Moore
W. H. Lee Patrick Norton
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J. H. Woodford
F. L. Harris
David Allan
Edward L. Beard
King’s Chapel
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Harvard opens year with exams across departments
The academic year starts at Harvard with fall examinations underway in the medical school today and advanced standing exams in Harvard College on Tuesday. Wednesday begins admissions tests for college and the Lawrence Scientific School, with law school exams on Thursday and advanced standing tests Thursday and Friday. The freshman class is expected smaller than usual as fall exams fill seats.
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Death of a Young Man From Elephantiasis in Cincinnati
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Joseph Bacciocco, aged 19, died of elephantiasis. His right leg swelled to an astounding three feet four inches in circumference at the calf, weighing nearly 300 pounds overall. The physician explained the disease as a rare tropical affliction involving lymphatic inflammation and poor circulation, with the leg enlarging from ankle to abdomen despite his mobility and daily activities.
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Undertones in San Francisco Chronicle Delayed Moral Tales
A narrator recalls personal disillusionment with women and truth after a young woman’s claim of love proves unreliable. A unrelated anecdote then details an 8 year old boy trained to state his age as under five when approached by a fare collector on a car, prompting a mother’s evasive correction.
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Record Bet On Presidential Result Matches Copper Moguls
Santa Fe Review reports VC Place general manager Pinas Atlas mines and Hughes Shannon copper works bid the largest stake to date on the election. Place offers a $40,000 mill and all mining property valued at $500,000 against copper holdings valued at $600,000. Papers prepared and placed in escrow pending outcome.
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Messrs. Faulkner, Page & Co
Leonard Street
A. S. Bichards & Go., Boots and Shoes
Reade Street
New Yo York
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Market Stree
Eugisad
Lippincott. Son & CO
Yy S. KR. Hnights & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
Chelsea Street
Chelsea Court
Pembroke Street
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Fioverhill Street
Maine Depot
Office Boston Post
Tr Post
Massa