Boston Money Market Holds Steady After Busy Week
Boston reports a strong money market with clearing house borrowing at 6 percent and general paper at 5 to 6 percent. New York funds soften slightly, weekly gross exchanges reach $73,195,096, and bank reserves show a sharp year‑over‑year decline.
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Boston Post
United States
Financial index page with banks and manufacturing firms listed
A long list of banks and companies includes Suffolk National Bank Boston Trust and various manufacturing firms such as York Manufacturing Co and Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. The page shows stock figures and prêts in a dense ledger style with multiple city and company names across sectors.
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Old Colony
Mantoag
National Bank
Veeetevetererse
Suff
Ik National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Ceseseee
Cacssees Ee LQ Pau
Mt. Wetesn National Bank
Fae Ts
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Boston & Roxbury Mill
Cccsevesseesees
Blair Town Lot and Land Co
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Coon
Towa Railroad Liban AG Gada Pei Ae Koh Aneess Bee Ae
Elkhorn Land and
Towa
Sions City & Pachic Reconcise
Esrem Company
Brookline Gaslight Co
Cseenseeeeesesnee Lom
Dwelling House Insurance Co
Electrical Accumulator Co
Concord
McKay
Orc
Third National Bank
City National Bad Kosots Oscsaeecees
Mexicam Telephone
Ieee Ee Enems
Dodge County
Neb
Eastern Railroad
Consol
D RR of Vermont
OG Veniv Recs
Ee Cepaetlas Wean
Cinem
Sand
Cleve
BOO Occas Aes
Money market and stock activity in New York trades
Money on call remains easy at 2 to 4 percent with last loan at 3 1/2 and close at 3 1/2. Sterling markets show dull demand while government and state bonds hold steady. Stocks finish the day dull and heavy with a firm noon, then a late decline checked to a steady close. Weekly bond sales total 2,945,500 dollars amid mixed gains in railroad issues. W S Lawson notes a morning strength followed by a shock after the bank statement reveals a large surplus drop, fueling expectations of higher money rates and concern over the Chemical Bank dominance.
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General Grant
Pittsburg
United States
Bradstreet
Canada
New York
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Columbus
Hartford
Boston
Lowell
Philadelhia
Peoria
Denver
Galveston
Ainst
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Galeston
St. Joseph
New Haven
Worceser
Hower
New Engle Telephone
Aspinwall Land
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Lake View
Mich
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Grand Rapids
Saginaws
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Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
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Little Rock & Fort Smith
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Wisconsin Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Old Colony
Samuel Atherton
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Richardson, Hill & Co
Eastern
Fitchburg
Maine Central
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Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Mexican Central
Sonora
Louiisville
New Albany
Bell Telephone
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Back Bay
Corey Hill
Brookline
Aspinwall
Kensington
Kensington Chair Company
T. L. Jenks
Clarence P. Lovell
Jenks
Arizona
Baltimore
Montana
London
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Franklin
Allouez
Amory
Amoskeag
Cocheco
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Denver& Rio Grande Trust
Pensacola & Atlantic
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Bet Burlington
Cedar Rapids & Northern
Consol
W. S. Lawson & Co
Chemical Bank
City Bank
Baltimore and Ohio Lands Near Greenville New Jersey
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has secured a large waterfront landholding near Greenville New Jersey fronting New York bay and Newark bay with 2600 feet of water frontage. Outside parties quietly arranged the purchase and the final tract will be filed after all pieces are in place. Construction work is moving fast with tracks within three miles of Elizabeth and 2000 workers expected to begin work to prepare piers bulkheads tracks and buildings for a major trunk line terminal.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Greenville
N.J
New York Bay
Newark Bay
Benjamin Vreeland
van Nostrand
Baltimore & Ohio
Elizabeth
Staten Island
Pullman Train for New England Arrives in Boston
The five car Pullman coach train designed for Old Colony and Fall River steamers has arrived in Boston. Each car 60 feet long seats 76, with mahogany trim, plush upholstery, and Hale Kilburn springs. Electric engineer communication replaces bells. the fleet shows no defects after the Pullman trip.
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New England
Old Colony Railroad
Fall River
Boston
Pullman
Old Colony
Pullman Company
Huntington System Extensions Reach 35 Mile Link
The Chesapeake and Nashville railroad completed between Gallatin and Scottsville on the old Cumberland and Ohio roadbed now operates. Contracts to connect with Cincinnati Southern at Danville and Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern at Cecilia are under way. The line serves as a Huntington system feeder with no basis to a Newport News eastern terminal plan.
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Huntington
Chesapeake & Nashville Railroad
Gallatin
Scottsville
Old Cumberland & Ohio Company
Cincinnati Southern
Danville
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Cecilia
Richmond & Danville Railroad Company
Newport News
Coshocton and Southern Railroad Seeks Gauge Decision
The Coshocton and Southern Railroad filed its first annual report. Organized in July 1835 to build a 26 mile line from Coshocton to Zanesville, capital stock is paid in full and survey done. Work halted in December 1835 awaiting gauge width decision and stockholder action on capital increase. The line would join the Cleveland and Canton narrow gauge, which may switch to standard gauge.
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Cleveland & Canton
Coshocton & Southern
Moonlight excursion and rail notices across New England
Boston clerks ride harbor on steamer Longfellow with Baldwin's Cadet Band and caterer. Official notices from President Morey on railroad appointments as Louisville Evansville and St Louis receivers pay back taxes. Lake Shore earnings exceed estimates. Prices and stock figures for flour, grain, hops, molasses, oil, and cotton report further market movements.
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Boston Railroad Clerks’ Association
Longfellow
Baldwin
Morey
Boston & Lowell Road
Boston
A. B. Jewett
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad Company
Vermont
W. A. Stowell
Erie Road
Fortune
Judge Treat
United States Circuit Court
Springfield
Ill
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Jefferson County
Wayne
Edwards
Wabash
New York
Lake Shore
Creditors of S. Frier & Son report assets liabilities in New York
The creditors at 198 William street assess S. Frier & Son insolvency with total liabilities 162500 and assets 97000. A Brooklyn factory valued 65000 is mortgaged for 3000, machinery 20000, stock 35000, book debts 25000. Machinery may fetch only a quarter at forced sale. firm to abandon manufacturing for jobbing and offer 25 cents on the dollar in 30 days or 20 cents plus 10 cents in six months. Creditors will handle settlements individually.
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S. Frier & Son
William Street
New York
Brooklyn
Charlies O. Wheeler
Malden
M. O. Sherrill & Co
Newton
N. C
David Adams
Bay State Monthly Company
Laura Newton
George Elvis
Medford
Wis
Hi. C. Leeson
Centerville
Ind
Harry KE. Pratt
Waltham
George W. Whitton
Corinth
George L. Hubbard
Lowell
W. A. Gibson
Katter
Rome
N. Y
John J Hiopkins
New Bedford
Ezra C. Tuncison & Son
Morenci
Mich
Henry Hess
San Francisco
Cal
Deland & Co
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Best & Son
Natick
Ice and impurity warn businessmen on hot day
A Sunday Courier vignette recalls a hot July morning where an ice block on a sidewalk feeds a bulldog and becomes a cautionary tale. The writer warns that ice may carry impurities and germs, urging firms to supervise ice handling and washing to protect health and profits.
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State Street
End of the Bridgewater strike ends walkout at iron works
Bridgewater Iron Work workers return to duty after a compromise with management. Reforms in conduct are agreed and wages will rise when the company can afford it. Edwin Clapp shoe factory employees to submit dispute to arbitration.
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Bridgewater
Edwin Clapp
Market Report Shows Little Change in Flour and Corn Markets
Market notes dull trade for flour and oats with limited demand for small lots. Corn steady with high mixed at 57.4c and steamer yellow at 57c, new No 1 white at 42.4c, No 1 white barley at 45.4c. July New Orleans grain exports reach 347 920 bushels, all corn, up from 104 533 last year. English grain circular cites steady wheat, scarce cargoes, and quiet market.
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Ohio
Indiana
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Canada Superior
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Europe
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Seaboard
Butter Market Holds Steady Amid Dull Trade Across Regions
Butter remains unchanged with Western creamery prices steady and Eastern creamery slightly higher. Cheese and eggs show little movement as supply stays ample. New York and Chicago markets report quiet activity. Fruits and vegetables notes include firmer apples, steady cabbage, and green corn unchanged. steamer cargoes deliver melons and bananas to local buyers.
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Chicago
New York
Bristol
Bergenseren
W. W. &C. R. Noyes
Norfolk
Vermont Dairy
Western
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Timothy
North
Red Top
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Prices for pork beef and other meats across markets
Provisions list a wide range of pork and lard cuts with prices from 10 50 to 15 50, beef in several grades from 7c to 10c per pound, and fresh beef items including choice steers and round cuts with varying per pound rates. Other fresh meats such as hams and bacon show diverse pricing across sizes and cures.
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Lara
Choice
Brighton
Cotton, flour and grain prices on New York markets
New York on August 7 reports cotton unchanged with varied upland and Orleans quotes, flour weak with large receipts and exports, and numerous grain prices including wheat and corn moving. highlights include spot and arrive sales, Minnesota and Western grades, and mixed commodity activity across major U.S. exchanges.
Print Cloth Markets Demand Steady as Stocks Fall
In Fall River and Providence the print cloth market shows steady or firm prices. Fall River reports production 175000 pieces, deliveries 180000, stock 29000, sales 70000 and futures 18000 with prices 3 1 4? and 8c for 568. Providence notes strong week at 3 1 4 for 64 squares and 8c for 56x60s, closes with those bids. Sales total 87000 vs 46000 prior week, stock 74000 all 64s.
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Fall River
Mass
Providence
Cotton Markets August seventh quick snapshot by port
Net receipts and sales across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville show varying levels with overall quiet to firm tones. Stocks aggregate to 199 397 across all US ports with mixed inland deliveries and coastwise exports noted.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Igc
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Chicago Cattle Market steady with sizable receipts
Cattle market reports Aug 7 in Chicago show steady tone with receipts around 500 cattle and no shipments. Shipping steers bring 3 75 to 4 92 per hundred, stockers and feeders 2 25 to 3 40, cows and bulls 1 50 to 3 50, bulk 2 60. Hog market sees 9 500 receipts with rough and mixed bar 4 20 to 4 75, light and packing hogs around 4 25 to 4 75. Sheep receipts 1 500 with no shipments.
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Chicago
London and Havana Market Notes on Wheat Sugar and Prices
London reports weak bidding for wheat and corn off the coast with few bids in market. Liverpool steady wheat and quiet corn with poor demand. Havana sugar market quiet with weak closes and large weekly warehouse stocks and exports to the United States. Prices listed for grains and provisions across markets.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Griverpool
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Financial Market Ticker London August 7
Consolidated prices and stock quotes listed: Consols at 1015, Atlantic and Western firsts at 495, Canadian Pacific and Erie figures shown. Illinois Central 142, Mexican ordinary 37144, St Paul common 97, New York Central 1145, Pennsylvania at 583.
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Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Alton & Terre Haute
Ohio & Miss
Ontario and Western
American Expresa
Oregon Navigation
Boston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
OC R& N
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mail
Canada Southern
Panama
Canton
Evansville
Iowa
Rts
Pittsburg
Cnn Central Pacific
Olending Palace
Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading
Richmond & All
Richmond& Danville
Richmond & WP
Rochester & Pica
Chicago
Bur & Quincy
Salane Cs Ac
Chic
St Louis
San Franco Briass
Cin
San &Gleve
Cleve & Colum
de & Hudsons
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del. & Wack
St Paul & Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
East Tenn
United States
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L& Pac
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
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Tlinois
Western Union
Ind
Bloom & West
Valley
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Lake Shore
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Lo & Nash
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Louisville
New al
Pacific
Manhattan Beach
Central Pacific
Mem
Charleston
Denver & R Grande
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Erie Seconda
Milwaukee
Ls& W
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Kans Pac
Missouri Pactfic
Northern Pac
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Seveencelsolgi
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Nashville & Chattan
Do Deben
Soc Pac Cal
Texas Pacific Land Grts
Do R
West Shore
New York
Ventral
Chic& Cena
London
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Illinois
Mortgage quitclaims and discharges listed for various parties
Guardian Charlotte Johnson transfers a quitclaim of mortgage to Caleb Kimball. Janet D Adair receives quitclaim of mortgage. Albert Gates Jr to Howes Ryder discharge of mortgage by Pierce Quirk. Boston Safe Deposit to John H Corning quitclaim of mortgage. Marietta M Kelly executrix to John A Sullivan discharge of mortgage. Ann M Spaulding to Joseph H Beals discharge of mortgage. James B Richardson to Patrick Doherty quitclaim of mortgage by Frank Barry. Arthur D McLellan to Anna A Sperry discharge of mortgage by Frederick Sperry et al. Olive H Hobson to John J Merrill quit claim of mortgage by Florentine Ehret. Amounts include 1700 and 700 dollars.
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Charlotte Johnson
Caleb Kimball
Said Kimball
South Boston Savings Bank
Janet D. Adair
Said Adair
Albert Gates, Jr
Howes Ryder
Pierce Quirk
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
John H. Corning
Said Corning
Marietta M. Kelly
John A. Sullivan
Said Sullivan
Ann M. Spaulding
Joseph H. Beals
Said Spaulding
James B. Richardson
Patrick Doherty
Frank Barry
Arthur D. McLellan
Anna A. Sperry
Frederick D. Sperry
Olive H. Hobson
John J. Merrill
Florentine Ehret
Imports at Boston and Hamburg trade clearings in 19th century ledger
A dense list of goods loaded at Boston and Hamburg aboard multiple steamers and shipments. Items include toys, china, plate glass, sugar, bleaching powders, paper stock, rope, wool, leather ware, toys, furniture, and hardware. Named firms and ships appear with quantities such as casks, cases, bags and bales, reflecting extensive trading activity.
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Hamburg
Easington
Conway Bros
Heyer Bros
Muse
Ditson &Ico
Yes
Bellamy & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Wing & Evans
Mason, Chopin & Co
Linder & Meyer
Moors & Co
Sumac Extract Beach & Co
Morey & Smith
Lambert Bros
Pxgs
Ruiev & Gray
Dame & c
Bois Steel Bacon & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Riley & Gray
Wilder
Manila
Weld & Son
Mdse
Boston Athenaeum
Dennison Manusco
Frost & Adam
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Geneva
Keyser & Co
Quirin & Co
Morey & Co
Hull
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Hant & Co
Olf & Co
Baring Bros
Casa China
Horace Partridge & Co
Surgess & Co
Besse Carson
Delong & Seaman
Trade cargo list from Honolulu to Halifax and Pictou
Foreign exports report lists Bark Martha Davis voyage from Honolulu with loads including barrows woodenware petroleum glassware nails hardware coal and farming tools among many items. Additional entries mention YARMOUTH Nova Scotia steamer Alpha with supplies and Halifax region steamer Qaxoll with cargo.
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Steamer
Halifax
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Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Ambrose Estate Administra trix Appointment in Boston
Boston, May 3, 1886 notices Isabella Ambrose named administratrix of the John Ambrose estate, Suffolk County. She solicits all claims against the estate and calls for payments due to the estate. Attorney Josery J. Corsett of 7 City Square, Charlestown, Mass.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
John N. Randall
Boston
Marky A. Newacomb
Joseph P. Silsey
Wesley A. Gove
de Bonis Non
James J. Brennan
Ellen A. Brennan
John Ambrose
Isabella Ambrose
Josery J. Corsett
City Square
Charlestown
Mass
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Henry Vieth
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!