Money Market Steady Amid Broad Market Activity
The Boston money market remains steady with minor easing in some areas. Loans on call secured by collateral sit around 6 to 64 percent, while government securities show quiet trading and New York funds carry premiums of 1 to 17 cents per $1000. recent bond and stock activity centers on Atchison, New York & New England, Central Massachusetts, and Oregon lines with mixed movements and notable daily totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Beverly
London
Atchison
New England
Massachusetts
Bell Telephone
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Central Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Maine Central
Union Pacific
Rutland
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Wisconsin Central
Franklin Mining
Atlantic & Pacific
Oregon
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Losses and Strong Moves in Railroads
Money on call is easy with rates from 2 to 6, a dull closing in government bonds and steady stock activity after early gains. Railroads show activity in Texas Pacific and Kansas & Texas while Omaha and Canada Southern lead the morning rally, but overall market ends with a heavier undertone and fractional declines from opening figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacific
St. Paul
Texas & Pacific
Omaha
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Canada Southern
Lackawanna
Kansas & Texas
St. Paul & Texas Pacific
New York Central
Colorado
Central Iowa
East Tennessee Consol Trust
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Indianapolis
Decatur & Springfield
Kentucky Central
Minneapolis & Northwestern
Texas Pacific Land Grants
Lake Erie & Western
Executions and Bankruptcy Falls in Various Firms
An execution for 30000 dollars is issued against Jessie Horton of Codorus paper mills York Pa for Elizabeth Jessop. Several firms including Boylston iron works Boston assign to Marshall Livermore. debts and failures cited include Campbell of Boston. Gutman Des Moines. Strauss Charleston. Fry Philadelphia. Bell Philadelphia. Marshall Charlottesville. Weatherhead Kenton. McNulty Cooperstown. Fisher Hodgeman Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Horton
Codorus Paper Mills
York
Penn
Elizabeth Jessop
Boylston Iron Works
Bragdon
Amory and
Dimock Streets
Boston
Marshall Livermore
C. G. Burgess
H. F. Livermore
Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Bell
Philadelphia
E. D. Marshall
Charlottesville
Weatherhead & Hovey
Kenton
McNulty & McPdonough
Pennsylvania Railroad Sees Record Traffic and Coal Rate Pressures
Pennsylvania Railroad officials say traffic is at a multi year high due to steel rails and new factories along its line. They note a Schuylkill valley extension ahead and claim a 3 000 000 ton offer on anthracite could let them set valley rates, while Reading risks a 6 million annual loss if prices align with other divisions. The coal trade expects price gains before September 1. Reading plans August shutdowns to prevent overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Rairoad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Schuylkill Valley
Reading
Reading Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation lease risk warned
The Wall Street News says leasing the Oregon Railway and Navigation lines to the Union Pacific or Oregon Short Line risks control issues if the lessee fails to meet lease terms. It cites the Nahua Worcester case where the lessor kept control to cover deficits, noting similar danger if Oregon roads are leased and mismanaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Company
Smith
New England
Nahua & Worcester
Boston, Hartford & Erie
Norwich & Worcester
New York & New England
Oregon
Fleming Clentz plan reshapes Texas and Pacific railroad
The Fleming Clentz reorganization sets new capital stock equal to old, exchangeable dollar for dollar with a 10 percent old-stock payment. Unchanged are the Texas State lien and first mortgage on the Eastern division. Consolidated mortgage holders receive par plus two years of interest. A new 25 000 900 first mortgage bonds at 5 percent is planned with most of it reserved, and 28 615 309 new second mortgage income bonds at 5 percent attach to a $23,815,620 road first lien, about 16 006 per mile, with fixed charges of 1 230 471 or 528 per mile in new bonds.
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Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon
Wisconsin Central
Pullman Palace
Sandusky
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Indianapolis
Springfield
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Road
Dayton
Columbus Yard
Columbus Road
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati,Sandusky & Cleveland Road
Atlantic & Pacific
Marquette
Houghton & Ontonagon
Marquette and
Menominee Ranges
Diane
New York
Fleming-Clentz
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Rail interests report mixed results and expansions in 1886
The text surveys growth and developments of several railroads. Pullman’s Boston line expands with seventeen sleepers sent from Boston station. Illinois Central to add a second track from Kankakee to Chicago. Missouri Central maintains tracks with earnings-sharing terms. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific relations appear cordial in Wall Street. Earnings figures for July 1886 are given for multiple lines, including Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western and Kansas City lines, with year-to-date comparisons and increases.
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Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Alton & Terre Haute
Ohio & Miss Pref
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Oe Cee Soston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mail
Canada Southern
Panama
Canton
Evansville
Central Lowaa
Pittsburg
Central Pacific
Hochester & Pitts
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Rock Island
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
Cin
San & Cleve
Sloe Cleve & Am
East Tenn
Coceseereseee
Fort le Houston & Texas
Wells
Args
Tilmois Central
Western
Caton Seccesees Bosq Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Asco
Hvccc
Lake
Louisville and
New al
Pacific
Manhattan Beach
District Colum
Central Pacific Ists
Mem
Charleston
Denver & R Grande
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
S& W
Miss, K & T Genes
St L
Pac Consols
den Viseassee
Missouri Pacific
Cesel
Texas Pacific
S.ccessen
Union Pacific
United States
St L& Pac
Tetesteg
Mobile & Qohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Oregon Nav
Norfolk & W
Northern Pac
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Northwest
New York
Chic
St Louis
Union Pacific Ists
West Shore
St L & San F
St Paul Consols
Eee
Pullman Palace Car Company
New England
Boston
J. W. Stockton
Boston & Maine
Mountain
Seashore
Pullman Compa
Ilinois Central
Kankakee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Minous Central Company
St. Louis & Chicago
Messrs
Northern Pacific
Sonora Railway Company
Wistar
Real estate transfers and mortgages in Boston area notices
Suffolk County records list transfers of land and buildings on Alden Sudbury Cottage Portland streets and more with values from $1 to $10,000 plus mortgage details. Other districts note parcels in Dorchester Roxbury East Boston South Boston Brighton Chelsea and Revese with dates in July and April.
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Sudbury Street
Henry A. Kendall
Prudence C. Boss
Mary F. B. Kendall
Alden and
Sudbury Streets
West Newton Street
Charles M. Reed
Bertha Fay
Aouthee
Cottage Street
Boston
J. Henry Sears
Horace Dupee
Portland Street
Cyrus Washburn
Levi Boles
Oxford Street
Harry Bigelow
Edwin Howland
Batavia Street
William H. Smith
Jesse H. Tirrell
Ditto
Ira L. Moore
Sterling Street
John E. Griffin Et al
Eva Young
Yarmouth Street
Jesse Tirrell
Patrick J. Smith
Salem Street
Susan E. Parker
John J. Sullivan
Park Square
Martha Anna White
Albert L. Sise
John H. Reed
Bescon Street
T. Dennis Boardman
Caleb W. Loring
Annie L. Boardman
Dorchester
Ida G. Lynde
Larkin
Lynde
Baker Street
Charles A. Pratt
Margaret J. Rowbotham
Nelson Street
Isabella Jane McBean
Wyzeman Marshall
Prospect Avenue
Daniel W. Baker Et al
Frederick Kangar
Field’s Court
Ida M. Cunningham
Gertrude Haley
Revu Aes
Or . Roxbury
Michael F. Jones Et Ax
Patrick J. Donovan
Tremont Street
William Horace Jackson
Phineas B. Smith
Montrose Avenue
West Roxbury
Sarah G. Davis
Margaret Trim
Perkins Street
Calvin A
Exel J. Johnson
Clifford Street
James A. Platt
George W. Hargrave
Porter Street
James N. Gerard
Thomas J. Keane
William J. Peck
I Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Thomas Flatiey
Eighth Streets
John F. Rarrington
James V. Devine
Seventh Street
Caleb Kimball
Robert R. Centro
N Street
Brighton
Ellen J. Casey
Clarissa A. Collings
Foster Street
Chelsea
Hervey Kenney
John Matthews
Clifton Street
Albert W. Bosson
Thomas Lee, Jr
Andrew J. Savage
Revese
William A. Low
Samuel Harris
Britain Avenue
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Esterbrook Pens Offer Blunt Turned Point Style
A compact note praises Esterbrook blunt and turned up point pens as unmatched. It urges readers to ask their stationers for these pens, highlighting their distinct design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterbrook
Market Report: Grains and Provisions Steady to Quiet
Corn remains quiet while oats show steadiness and other grains stay near last quotes. Pork, lard, and fresh beef are steady or a shade easier. Butter cheese eggs and hay are quiet, with lower eggs grades easing. Demand holds for choice hard dry beans and potatoes remain near previous levels. Raw sugars ease. poultry and tallow unchanged.
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Liverpool
Elgin
Ill
Little Falls
Chicago
New York
Long Islands
Baltimore
Delaware
Boston
Curtis & Co
Jersey
North Carolina
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Swale
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Market Reports August 3 Flour and Grain Prices Steady
The flour market shows dull tone with small business and steady spring patents. In corn trade is quiet while outs hold steady. No cash trading today but later months firmer. hedges and bids shown for white oats and other grains. Inspections recorded 43 cars including No2 red winter wheat and steamer mixed corn.
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Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Muicnigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Obio
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Chicago
Provisions and Meat Prices Hold Steady Across Details
The market shows steady beef and lard with slight price shifts. Fresh beef quiet, veals higher, muttons and lambs steady. Listing covers pork cuts, backs, light backs, lean ends, tongues, messes, ribs, sausages, hams, shoulders, corned and smoked products, and fresh beef and veal ranges with multiple weight based prices and regional notes.
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Lara
Cnolce
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Tre Acre
Cotton Market Quiet with Steady Quotas and Liverpool Futures
The cotton market is quiet with quotations steady for Middling Upland and Gulf. Liverpool futures opened and closed steady with a range from August to September delivery and spot market stayed quiet at middling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Liverpool
Market Report on Fresh Meats and Poultry Prices
Wednesday reports indicate tepid trade for provisions this month with firm prices in several meat categories. Fresh meats show abundant beet, steady lamb and mutton markets, with vegetable and dairy notes noting maintained prices, steady eggs, and firm butter and cheese.
Market Prices and Stock Totals from Regional Cattle Sheep Listings
Live stock figures across states include cattle horses and sheep with totals and road car counts. Prices list market beef store cattle hogs and sheep and lambs by quality and weight with hides tallow and skins values and notes on cattle classifications and regional market notes.
Grain and commodity markets update from New York and Midwest
New York markets show dull flour and mixed wheat with No 1 red at 90 cents and No 2 red around 85 cents while corn and oats hold steady. Chicago and St Louis report unchanged flour and mixed grain prices with pork and lard movements and varied futures across regions.
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New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Sarley
United Pipe Line
Long Island
Western Steam
Fierces City Steam
Western
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Toledo
ST. Louis
Emery and Hodges Private Despatch on Wheat Prices
A state private despatch from 28 State Street reports heavy dull wheat with light trading, general Nebraska showers, and rain in Iowa. It notes selling orders, expects a purchase around 7éc for a quick turn, and lists July pork and meat stock reductions with car receipts for wheat, corn, oats, and future receipts and option quotes for September wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Nebraska
Alto
Lowa
Financial Brief from Havana on August 3
Havana reports quiet exchange with London premium at 204 and 21. Sugar remains weak with sales of 60 bags centrifugal at 236 gold per quintal. Spanish gold stands around 223.75 to 224.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
London
Schooners Deliver Cargoes to Canadian Ports
In Gonaives and neighboring shores schooners report cargoes including 50 pounds log wood, codfish consignments, pickled herring, and 5000 loosters aboard the Adeline Adams. Ribou and Co. handle shipments to Canso Nova Scotia and Barking Island Nova Scotia.
Trade goods listed from Windsor to Sydney and Port of Spain
A long dockside cargo list notes schooners Pearl Grace and others with flour, cornmeal, oils, meats, and ices. bark Nelle Smith sails to Port of Spain with ice and canned goods, and multiple vessels from Sydney bring tobacco, shovels, nails, kerosene, hardware, and furniture. The aggregation shows a broad colonial trade, with quantities and assorted items across ships and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Pearl
Weymouth
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Nelle Smith
Sydney
Nsw
Staple Product Receipts Across Rail Lines Aug 3 Focus
Receipts for Tuesday Aug 3 list coalitions from multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Boston & Providence New York & New England and Fitchburg detailing bales wool flour meal cornmeal oats and various meats and produce. Totals summarize principal staples received at the port from all points of shipment with year over year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Kaliroai
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchbure Railroam
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad—Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Cannes
Pelte Bis
Boot and Shoe Buyers Power List Across U S Firms
A survey lists numerous boot and shoe buyers by name and company across cities from Albany to Yankton, naming Mayer Par Albany Notaling Whitney Craw Altoona Johnson Atlanta Carleton Dill Augusta Joan Phil O NeaI Chicago Creeden ONeal Clarksville Hail Am Corsicana Berry Oppenheimer Hazelton Miller Indianapolis Stribling Kansas City Egelhoff Green Falley Macon Dunwody Miner Kamiser Heffelfinger Hann Parsons Greaeen Bibo Shym Penn Lippincott Pittsburg Borland Wright Buck Buck Frank Deutsch Kahn Nettleton Kahn Eckeiheimer Starkey St Louis Lewis Young Hohenberg Piles Yo.
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A Pany
S Mayer
Albany
TS Notaling
W M Whitney & Co
Craw
Altoona
Penn
H Jonnson
Atlanta
J Carleton
McKelcim & Carleton
Ads
Augusta
Joan Phil
John P Dill & Co
Baton Rouge
B Feibelman
Bonham
Tex
H Levine
Chattanooga
Tenn
K W Price
R W Price & Co
Chicago
Steve Creeden
Steve Creeden & Co
Charleston
O’neal
D O’neill & Sons
Creigh Clarksville
Corsicana
Qu. Mexia
H Kamsier
W Kamsier & Bro
Milwaukee
Wis
William Becker
Seurs Pee Minn
Heffelfinger
Heffelfinger Montgomery
Ala
Charles Hann
New York City
S Parsons, Jr
S Parsons & Sons
Thomas E Greaeen
Paris
P H Bibo
Petersburg
A Wright
F & Lippincott
Lippincott, Son
Pittsburg
J H Borland
Roanoke
G Wright
Wright & Stoll
Savannah Ga
W S Buck
Buck Bros
San Antonio
G B Frank
S Deutsch
S Deutsch & Co
A Kahn
Kahn
O J Lewis & Co
Waco
W T Young
Young & Baker
Wetumpka
M Hohenberg
M Hghenberg & Co
Yankton
Beware of Imitations of Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An advertisement warns readers that Horsford's Acid Phosphate has counterfeit versions in circulation. It urges buyers to ensure the wrapper bears the word Horsford's to confirm authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosford
Stockholders to be sold at public auction in Boston
In accordance with law and a vote on July 9 1886 shares of stock will be sold at public auction at 33 Milk street Boston on August 7 at 12 o'clock to pay sale assessment and costs. W R Clark Jr Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
W. R. Clark, Jr
Probate notices in Massachusetts Suffolk court 1886
The Boston Post reports multiple probate citations in Suffolk County Massachusetts. Heirs and interested parties must appear for Sept 6 1886 to contest Harrie Paine estate. Lucy Southward estate citation set for Aug 16 1886. Alvin Fosdick estate administration petition to Huntington of Norwich CT to appear Aug 16 1886.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Harrie
Paine
Boston
Nommon
Lucy Southward
Alvin Fosdick
Gilbert C. Huntington
Norwich
Connecticut
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
John H. Paine
Asst. Register
Middlesex
James Burns
Somerville
Daniel Kennedy
Hoiaen
Cambridge
Grorce M. Bnooxs
J. H. Tyler
Register
Fitchbore Railroad Trains Schedule July 6 1886
Passenger timetable from Fitchbore Station listing numerous daily and Sunday trains from Boston to the West and Troy Saratoga and various regional stops with drawing room and sleeping cars. General Superintendent John Adams signs off.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Bofton
Winchendon
Jeffrey
Peterboo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St Albans
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
St. Albans
Washington Street
Boston
OG. A. Faxon
W. R. Stewart
N. H
West
Syracuse
N. W
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
Chicago
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Mechanicville
Saratoga Express
Athol
Tunnel
Beutland
Gardner
Baldwinville
Orange and
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royalston and Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Auction
Ashburnham
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s. Charlemont
Hoosac Tunnel
J. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Winchenden
Worcester
Lowell
Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Eturn
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Gost
Mon Gtand Somerville
Somerville
Union Uare
Aes
Baidgo
Ware River
John Adams
Comprehensive intercity rail timetable with numerous stops
A dense schedule lists daily and Sunday train times for multiple towns including Randolph North Easton Plymouth Quincy Scituate Whitman South Weymouth and others. Notes indicate special routing via Abington Duxbury Fall River and Nantucket with conditions such as boat connections days of service and exceptions.
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North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
A — Randolph
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Turn
Quincy
Scituate
North Scituate
Mreturn
Sea View
Return
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Faunten
Central Station
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
Woods Hall
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Seitumtes
Marshfield
Cobasset
Fall River
Brockton
Taunton
Nantucket
Cottage City
Weods Hall
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Hyannis
Warmouth
Sandwich
Kbuzzard’s
Lyannis
Yarmouth
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Seh
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!