Market turmoil and steady bonds amid bank loan shifts
The text traces a stock market wobble as tighter money fears bite as 2 percent loans linger and banks hold surplus. It notes heavy bond and stock sales, major listings like Bell Telephone and New York & New England, and price moves in Atchison and Union Pacific. It also reports on railroad lease questions and earnings gaps for the Dubuque & Sioux City and related lines, with detailed figures on earnings and rentals.
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Jones, McCormick & Muett
Chicago
Eat
Boston Stock Board
Jehison
Atchison, Wisconsin Central
Tlantic & Pacific
Marquette, Houghton & Ontona
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington Orthern
Union Pacific
Kansas Western
Owa Falls
Sioux City
York Exchange
Iowa Falls
Dubuque & Sioux City
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Linoistral
Illinois
Dubuque & x City
Iowa Falls & x City
Industrial Goods Catalog Fragment from 20th Century Sears
Fragmentary OCR lists items like electrical components, fasteners, water power equipment, chairs, and varied catalog codes. Mentions include Lion Metal, Kensington Chair, and Lycoce devices with scattered quantities and pricing hints.
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Mfg. Company
Sipsevauate
Lion Metallic
Boerten Water
Kensington
Wall Street Money on Call And Stocks Dull Then Firm
New York August 10 Money on call is easy from 3 to 6 with the last loan at 4 16 and close at 4 5. The market closed dull and firm with Texas Pacific and New York Central leading gains and rail bonds totaling 3 628 000 shares traded.
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Boston
Army House
Wall Street
York
New England
New York
Bea
Exican Central Securities
P. B
Eit
Chicago
Re Ia
Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacific
Dulness
New York Central
New Haglard
Erie
St. Paul
Wiredsin & Minnesota
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Mexican Central
Gig
Richmond & Danville
Wabash General
Green Bay
Chesapeake & Olio
Southwestern
Harlem
Texas Pacific Consols and Counsel
Iron Mountain
Wabash Detroit
Colorado Coal
Lake Erie & Western
Mexican National plans massive rail expansion and costs
The Mexican Fiancier reports estimates to complete 362 miles of the main national road from Saltillo to San Miguel de Allende at 5 million dollars and a branch to the Cabinas coal fields at 1 million. Total potential outlay about 8 million 600 thousand, with surveys showing easy grades aside from the Toluca division.
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Saltillo
San Miguel de Allende
Lampasas
Sabinas
National
Toluca
San Luis Potosi
Catorce
United States
Saluiko
Central
Rail board rejects Conway Centre station relocation
New Hampshire railroad commissioners refuse the petition to move Conway Centre station on the Portland and Ogdensburg line. The dispute with Conway Corner centers on location, with nine‑tenths of passenger business served by the current site. A separate report from Chairman O C Moore presents reasons opposing the majority.
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Conway Centre
Band of
Railroad Commissioners of
New Hampshire
Portland & Ogdensburg
Conway Corner
Centre Village
O. C. Moore
Surprised Railroad Official Receives English Gift
Charles P. Clark, president of the New York & New England railroad, credited with saving the company, was honored by stockholders including English investors. Lee Higginson & Co. presented a solid gold urn containing a solid silver urn with a silver handle, engraved plaques, valued around 1500 dollars, as thanks for his efforts.
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Charles P. Clark
New York & New England Railroad
Togland
Clark
Lee, Higginson & Co
State,street
Messrs. Brassey
New York & New England Securities
Baltimore & Ohio eyes New York talks to resume through freight
The Baltimore & Ohio general freight agent says Vice-President Spencer may travel to New York to arrange a resumption of through freight business. He notes the trunk line pool could survive via other lines dividing the nine percent share and suggests potential low water rates could force concessions by the trunk line.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Spencer
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio freight now received at Central wharf Boston line
New England agent for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad informs shippers that freight for shipment via B and O will only be received at Central wharf Baltimore Steamship Line. Through bills of lading issued at 211 Washington street Boston. Freight delivery must follow this rule. Erie reports to New York railway commissioners for the quarter ended June 30 are summarized.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Central Wharf
Baltimore Steamship Line
Washington Street
Boston
Erie Road
New York Railway Commissioners
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Oston
New York
A. A
Folsom
Une
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Dam
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Buffalo
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Leveland
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Chicago
Ringara Falls
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Palmer
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West
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Chicago and
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Saratoga
Tunnel
Batland
Mechanicville
Greenfield
Worth Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Grange and Miller’s Falls
Sherburne Falls
Royalston and Erving
Markets Hold Steady as Grain and Produce Prices Waver
The flour trade remains dull with buyers favored. corn and oats hold near steady, prices unevenly quoted. Inspections show mixed loads of No 2 winter and spring wheats, steamer yellow corn, oats, and rye straw. Butter, cheese, eggs steady to firm with regional variations. beans, fruits, and vegetables show quiet demand and selective selling.
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New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Saltern
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Liverpool
Elgin
Iil
Utica
N.Y
Litle Falls
Chicago
St. Albans
Williams
Express
Jersey
Vermont
Western
East Extra
East
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
Island
Timothy
Bristol Ferry
Simons
Hamburg
Lsabella
Meat Market Prices Report from Historical Ledger
Fresh beef and pork ranges hold steady with varied cuts listed. Lard and veal show little change while lamb and mutton remain steady. numerous prices for pork, beef, ham, bacon, and ribs are recorded with pack sizes and regional notes.
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Faneuil Hall Market
Cotton and Sugar Prices Tumble Through London Market Notes
Market brief shows steady quotations for cotton with middling uplands at 954 94¢ and low middling around 914 934c while Liverpool futures open dull then close steady across several August to September contracts. Spot cotton at New Orleans and New York closes mostly unchanged with receipts and sales tallied. Sugar and molasses markets quiet with refined sugars steady. oil prices for various grades hold at modest levels.
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Gulf
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Clark and Ward Report on Chicago Markets and Cotton Trade
Special despatches indicate Chicago wheat closed firmer with strong export demand and light speculative buying. Corn held up after early weakness. Cotton markets across Augusta Galveston New Orleans and other hubs show quiet to steady trading with mid prices ranging around 9 to 9 14 cents. Consolidated figures show steady stocks and mixed exports to Great Britain France and the continent.
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Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Woeas
Live Stock Market Totals and Price Tones From Boston Market
Weekly Boston market report by George J. Fox for week ending Aug 9 1886 lists live stock totals by category with last week figures, states origins and road origins, and provides beef cattle and sheep prices and miscellaneous prices for hides tallow and skins. Includes car counts by rail lines and cattle classifications.
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Boston Post
George J. Fox
Cattle Market Report From Chicago Aug 10
Cattle receipts 775 with 3000 shipments. Best steady. rangers stronger. Pricing: shipping steers 950 1500 ths. stockers 240 340. cows bulls mixed 6 345. bulk 260 290. Through Texans 2600 head. grass and wintered Texans 350 390. natives and half bred 4 1 66. Montana 1350 lb 460. Hogs receipts 15000 shipments 4500. Best strong. grassers weaker. Prices: 405 408. packing and shipping 475 5 12% highs 439 1 50. lamps 350 500. Sheep receipts 1500 shipments 400 firmer. natives 2 4 25. Texans 2 350. lamps 350 500.
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Chicago
Montana
Wheat and corn markets steady in London and Liverpool reports
Beero mh s report notes cargoes off coast and on passage for wheat and corn with no sales. Liverpool fares show bread stuffs quiet with steady wheat and firm corn. receipts tally and weather rainy. Prices: winter wheat 63 64 to 72, spring 68 60 63 7d, club 63 3s 9d. pork and bacon steady. cheese firmer. tallow steady.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
England
California
Financial Bond Listings From London Market Aug 10
United States bonds listed with fractions and prices include 4s at 150% and 4468, Canadian Pacific at 69, Erie at 442, Illinois Central at 14214, Mexican ordinary at 42%, St Paul common at 95%, New York Central at 11414, Reading at 13%, Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 5016, with other notes on de séconus and related securities.
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Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Aston
Terre Haute
Jiro & Miss Pref
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Essoston Air Lines
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mall
Eeeseee
Canada Souther Canton
Central Town
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Pullman Paiac
Richmond & All
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Rochester & Pitts
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Rock Island
St Louis & Pa
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St Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Skalt United States
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Morris & Essex
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Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
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Norfolk & W
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Paul Consols
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Ch & Pac
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Union Pacific Ists
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Kre
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Kans Pac
London
United States
Canadian Paciffic
Erie
de Séconus
Illinois Central
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Reading
Atlantic & Great Western
Wheat crop conditions eased by drought and bugs across states
The Department of Agriculture report for Aug 1 shows Iowa improving while Wisconsin Nebraska and Dakota fall. Drought chinch bugs and heat drove declines in corn and blight affected areas. Eastern states hold steady with yields expected above twenty two bushels per acre despite possible changes.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinois
Mississippi
Middle States
Mass insolvencies hit Boston firms tied to Williams
P F Williams and Russell Sheen Co led a web of related firms that failed, with Alien Noble Gerrish O Brien Brown Peirce and Lewiston Mills among those dragged down. Assignments moved assets to King Bicknell Hartington Twitchell and others, banks cutting lines of credit as losses mounted. Overall liabilities exceed 500000, with many indorsing for each other and notes protested in coal and hardware trades.
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P. F. Williams
Kilby Street
Mason Building
Russel, Sheen & Co
Doane Street
Boston
Alien & Noble
Washington Street
Gerrish & O’ Brien
Blackstone Street
Thomas F. Brown & Co
Metimac Street
L. E. Peirce
Gerrish & O
Itz
Williams
West
Russell, Sheen & Co
Allen & Nobie
Mr. Williams
Groscup & Keith
Abilene
Tex
Woonsocket
R.I
Walter H. Balch
Federal Street
P.F. Williams
J.C. Ginn & Co
Wheat and flour markets across major cities Aug 10
Flour heavy with large exports and varied wheat prices across New York Toledo St Louis Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Cincinnati. Grain notes show No 2 spring 73 7-3c No 1 red 89 2c to 92c ranges, oats and barley mixed moves, rye firm to quiet, pork and lard ranges cited, with receipts and shipments varying by city.
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New York
Minnesota
Petroleum—United
Long Island
Midadies
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Western
Liverpool
Lake Llig
Llec
Toledo
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cora Eesier
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Common Land Light
Chicago Grain Market Shifts After Crop Report
GC S Lee reports a volatile Chicago session with bears predicting good wheat results. Prices opened weak, gains appeared after the crop report, closing stronger at 76 3/4 cents. Wheat, corn, and global estimates are noted, including UK and continental outlooks.
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Emery & Hodges
State Street
St. Loui
GC. S. Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Bears
London Economist
United Kingdom
Market Rome Boots and Shoes Trade Faces Shifts in Demand
Buyers hold out well with weekly changes as retailers stock up in days and snap bargains in broken lots. Manufacturers report steady orders and rising shipments, while labor unrest in Brockton hampers buff goods. Footwear trade shows improved trade. heavy boots secure large orders, light goods rebound, and total outside New England shipments reach 78,915 cases for the week.
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Brockton
New England
Imports and Exports Aboard Coastal Schooners
Maritime goods listed for Boston and several Nova Scotia ports include 6 to 52 cords of wood, 186 dozen eggs, 2282 quintals of cod fish, and 200 pieces of piling. Firms Delong & Seaman and J G Hal & co appear as traders or clearing houses.
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Bear River
Schner Lord Mayo
Delong & Seaman
Tsport
Ocean Freight Listing of Shipments from London and Glasgow
A London stock list shows shipments aboard the Stockholm City including organs crates technicons chair stock and various goods valued at 520 pounds, with cheese, wood, oils, and cattle noted among items. Glasgow’s Prussian cargo lists sacks, tobacco, cheese, hollow-ware, and hardware, with thousands of sacks and boxes, indicating extensive commercial activity by date Aug 5.
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London
Eng
Stockholm City
Glasgow
Scot
Receipts for Tuesday Aug 10 at Boston and Maine railroads
A dense OCR list chronicles receipts of staple goods across several railroads including Boston and Albany Boston and Maine Providence and Fitchburg with items such as wool beans butter cheese eggs pork and lumber. The final table compares totals for Aug 10 1886 with the prior year across categories like cotton wool flour eggs and oats.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Sosten & Providence Railroad
Na Golong
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Mare Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Beeston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Biacatecae
Wit
Hanis
Msi
Seecas
Probate notices in Boston for Brennan Dunbar and Paine estates
Notices issued by the Suffolk Probate Court regarding wills and estates. James McFlynn seeks letters testamentary for Thomas Brennan of Boston without bond, with citation set for September 6 1886 and public notice in the Boston Post. Andrew J. Browne, trustee, presents second account for Emline A. Randall, Emma A. Austin and others, with citation for September 6 1886 and three weekly notices. Also heirs and interested parties notified for Harries Paine estate in Boston.
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Suffolk
Thomas Brennan
Boston
James McFlynn
Bostle
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
John H. Paine
Asst
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Probate Cours P
Thomas J. Dunbar
Andrew J. Browne
Emline A. Randall
Emma A. Austin
Joan W. McKim, Esq
Asst. Register
Nommon
Harries Paine
Eliza D. Smith
New York
Fsquire
St . and-Waw
Gilbert UC. Huntington
Norwich
Connecticut
Jonx W. McKim
Esquire
Insolvency Notice for Benky F. Magee of Boston
A warrant of insolvency issued against the estate of Benky F. Magee of Boston Suffolk County. Creditors must prove debts and elect assignees at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on September 9, 1886 at 10 a.m. The notice forbids payment of debts or transfer of property to Magee. Deputy Sheriff Fred H. Seavey signs.
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Suffolk
Boston
Benky F. Magee
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Aulo
Thomas Erville, Jr
James P. Hackett
Thomas Keville, Jr
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