Money Market Steady As Boston Rates Hold At Seven
The Boston money market remains firm with the clear inghouse rate steady at 7 percent. General market loans run 5 to 6 percent, call loans with collateral quiet near 7 percent, and New York funds discounted at 5 to 10 cents per $1000. Treasury and bank liquidity show hesitations as gold shipments rise and brokers urge cautious buying of bonds on rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
London
State Street
Street
Messrs
Henry Clews & Co
Europe
Unclear historical telegraph listing with mixed codes
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and company references such as American En Elect Mfg Company, Mexican Telephone, and various city names. content is garbled with repeated letters and symbols, yielding no coherent event or action to summarize into a proper news item.
Property transfers and mortgages in Dorchester and surrounding towns
A record of multiple real estate transactions across Dorchester and nearby areas. Transfers include parcels on Union and Friend streets in East Chester Park, various lots in Dorchester and West Roxbury, and exchanges along Idaho Brent Norfolk Hyde Park avenues with prices ranging up to 22500. Mortgages noted include properties on Batchelder Longmeadow Spring Washington and Maverick streets with sums up to 2300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chester Park
Proctor Street
Union Street
Caleb W.os Et al
Theodore Schwaz
Union and
Friend Streets
Caroline L. Stanwood
Dorchester
Samuel B. Pierce
Anna Lyons
Orion Street
Uriel H. Crocker
Joseph W. Homer
Batchelder and
Longmeadow Streets
James Murray
Mary E. Homer
Longmeadow Street
John Capen
Frank Hutchinson
Idaho Street
Ditto
Abner Chute
Charles B. Manning
Norfolk Street
Ida G. Lynde
Teresa Pastens
Brent Street
West Roxbury
Henry E. Gardner
Henry Zeuner
Gardner Street
Edwin Weld Et al
Patrick Leonard
Lizzie Strong
John Trame
Washington Street
James Blacker
Johanna A. Tobin
William J. Miller
Boston
David H. Daniels
Henry Scannell
Porter Street
Asa Lewis
Mary
Carcamo
Cottage Street
Railroads and New York Financials Highlight August Market
The New York financial scene shows money on call tightness and dull railroad bonds. Texas Pacific weak yet active, overall market heavy and near lows, with big operators cautious. Oregon Pacific routes and Northwestern expansion loom, while Lawrence and Haverhill railroad plans gather investor interest amid capital stock details and June operations.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Extends Dallas Line to Wylie
The Dallas extension of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad reaches Wylie Station Texas with material yards removed from Dallas and transportation jurisdiction extended to Wylie. Contractors push work beyond Wylie as iron bridge contracts drive production in eastern shops. The Santa Fe leads state in iron long-span bridges, except Trinity River bridge at Dallas soon replaced by an iron span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Dallas
Wylie Station
Tex
Transportation Department
Wylie
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Phenix Bridge Company
Indian Territory
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Trinity River
Commercial market summary shows dull demand and steady prices
The flour market is dull with small day to day sales. Corn oats and other grains mostly unchanged. Pork, lard, beef, veal and lambs steady or quiet. Butter and cheese largely unchanged, eggs dull except top grades. Potatoes higher. Fruit and produce receipts large with varied prices and multiple regional lots. Tomorrow shipments and arrivals include peaches and citrus, with a Norfolk boat listing citron, pears, grapes and watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Ferry
Express
Jersey
Norfolk
Prices of Sheep and Lambs
Working oxen, pr from 100 175. Farrow cows 15 85. Fancy cows 50 380. Much cows and calves from 25 48. Yearlings 9 18. Two year olds 14428. Three year olds 84 10. Western fat swine live 514 5tec. Northern dressed hogs 6 3c wholesale.
Ohio and Mississippi lines and others in a bond listing
A historical financial snippet lists numerous railroad stocks and bonds with percentages, including Ohio & Mississippi, Ontario and Western, Oregon Navigation, Pacific Mail, Adams Express, Chicago and Alton, Union Pacific, Lake Shore, and several others. The dense table shows varied yields and preferreds, indicating a broad market snapshot.
Central Ohio Railroad Plans Forty Year Bond Loan
A Baltimore house reports that at a Columbus stockholders meeting the Central Ohio Railroad Company approved a forty year loan of 2,559,000 dollars. Bonds at 4 percent will pay coupons in March and September, with principal in gold. Proceeds cover Baltimore & Ohio shop and eating house costs, Newark improvements, Columbus land, and the railroad’s Newark track expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Central Ohio Railroad Company
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Newark
Ohio
Mining stock closing prices for San Francisco market
San Francisco stock report lists official closing prices for mining shares on August 11 including Best & Belcher Eureka Concentration Ground and Curry Gon Cala and Va Crown Point Savaze and related entities with minor notation of percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Eureka Con
Gound & Curry
Gon
Cala
Va Crown Point
Savaze
Property transfers on Boston streets list dated July 19
Suffolk County and neighboring parcels show deeds transferring land and buildings on Alleghany Marlboro Tremont Somerset Beacon and Merrimac streets. Purchasers include Harriet Sawyer Susan Watson Hubert Da ley the city of Boston Provident Institution for Savings and Massachusetts Life Insurance Company. Several parcels note sale prices from 595 to 26000 with July dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Alleghany Street
Francis B. Felt
Harriet A. Sawyer
John Keenan
Marlboro Street
Henry M. Whitney
Susan A. Watson
Tremont Street
Joan D. Miller
Hubert Daley
Somerset Street
William A. Kimball
City of
Boston
Beacon Street
Dennis Boardman
Provident Institution For Savings
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
Henry M. Whiting
Merrimac Street
Catherine F. McElroy
City of Boston
East Chester Park Street
Samuel Weld
Samuel P. Abbott
Cunard Street
Cunard Strreet
Jane Bellew— Hoige
Shawmut Avenue
Freeman Bowker
Edwin ¥. Bowker
Westminster Street
F. A. Ricker
J. A. Brycen
Home Savings Bank
BSS
Michael Carney
Newbern Street
William R. Clark
Windsor Place
Suffolk
Emily F. Merrick
Gilman F. Collamore
Simron Marcus
Sterling Street
G. L. Richardson
Sterley Street
Daniel Collins
Hannah Conner
Ellen M. Hennessey
Windsor
Greenwich
Francis Dolan
Mphire
Ae Neil
Henry F. Kenney
Lana
Catherine Kurrus
Charles W. Lewis
Nathaniel M. Lowe
Salvisberg Avenue
Joseph J. May
James McDowell
James Deshon
John McLaughlin
Warwick Street
Jacob Bancroft
Ariel J. Cummings
John Moore
Vernon Street
Adrianna M. Nichols
Roxbury Street
Wiliam F. Scanlan
Kendall Street
Jane W. Scott
Cabot Street
Mary M. Wood
Ardress Hlume
Dunlow Street
James Kane
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Elmwood Street
Clay
Dunlow Streets
Stony 2Rook
Said Woods
Timlow Court
Patrick Turner
Late railroad earnings reported in summary brief
The record lists approximate and actual earnings for several railways in 1885 and 1886, with figures for July and August, including Denver & Rio Grande Western, Oregon Navigation Company, Chicago & Atlantic, Northern Pacific, and Norfolk & Western. It notes expected through service from Duluth to Montreal, a trans Mississippi connection proposal at Helena, and a Greenville property purchase linked to West Shore and Baltimore & Ohio interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway
Oregon Navigation Company
Duluth & Iron Barge Railroad
Duluth
Montreal
Indianapolis
Denver & Rio Grande Western
David C. Dodge
William H. Barcroft
Joseph W. Gillaly
J. H. Bennett
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Helena
Ark
Sardis
Yazoo City
Chicago & Atlantic Road
Wistar
Fleming
Texas Pacific Committee
Messrs. McGhee
Lehmman
West Shore Company
West Shore
Greenville
Daring Rescue Near Nanepashemet House Marblehead
On Tuesday morning near the Nanepashemet House in Marblehead a boy named Hollis fell from rocks into the water. Isaac Mills Jr and Miss Ella Drew of Boston, who were nearby playing lawn tennis, rescued him from drowning with quick, brave action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Nanepashemet House
Marblehead
Isaac Mills, Jr
Ella Drew
Boston
Mills
Miss Drew
Patent medicine list from Hale’s Honey to Dean’s pills
An advertising strip showcases Hale's Honey as a cough cure at 25 50 cents and 1 dollar, Glenn's Sulphur Soap for healing and beautifying at 25 cents, German Corn Remover at 25 cents, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye in Black or Brown at 50 cents, Pike's Toothache Drops claiming a one minute cure at 25 cents, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills advertised as a sure cure at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
Cattle and goods prices across New England and New York markets
Cattle sales at Watertown and Brighton report steers averaging 1200 pounds selling around 4 9 to 5 4 per cwt with varied lots at 4 8 to 5 6. Breck and Wood and J A Hathaway handled multiple lots. prices for beef cattle, oxen and two year olds appear through Watertown, Brighton and White River Junction routes. Market notes cover leather, molasses, oils, seeds, sugars, teas, wool and general commodity trends across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
J C Libby
J H Gilman
B W Harriman
D Libby
C H Merrill
F & Coolidge
W W Hall
P W
Thompson & Son
New Hampshire
Alarich & Johnson
Dow & Moulton
J V Keazer
A S Moulton
Ada
Ticker & Co
Martin & Squier
G NM Sprigg
RE French
Hall & Seaver
H F Gilbert
Whipple & Farnham
L W Tinker
A O Turner
BS Hastings
Chase & Kenfield
Dwyer & Lavene
Combs & Farrar
N K Campbell
A A Pond
FS Kimball
Massachusetts
Henry
New York
Y Southworth
Burdick
Scollans
Watertown
J A Hathaway
S ¥ Southworth
Glee
E F Adden
W Dempsey
J B Sargent
Dixfield
Brighton
Market Report For Week Ending August 11 In Flour and Provisions
The Week Ending August 11 notes a dull flour market with easy prices across multiple grades. Western superfine at 260 300, Minnesota bakers steady, New York 430 450, Michigan 420 430, Ohio Indiana Illinois 425 460, stone ground 420 430, and patents 455 510 zero to note. Cornmeal firm at 235 240 kiln dried, 335 349 granulated. Oats firm with tine 450 500 and cut 595 625. Rye flour higher at 360 375, corn steady, oats quiet. Butter trade dull but firm. creamsery ranges 12 19c. cheese steady. Eggs, beans, potatoes, and poultry show mixed activity. Provisions show pork old mess 10 50 and new 11 50 12 00, beef 350 50, lard quiet 7 7 percent, hams firm. Metals market quiet but firm for copper and pig iron steady. lead and tin plates active, tin in small lots. general trade price ranges provided for various metals and coal products.
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Minnesota
Koller
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Iliec
Nova Scotia
Canada
Gray Forge
Boston
Lse
Baltimore
Sleohe
Sicily
North Bay
P. E. Island
George’s
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Turkey
Virginia
Wilmington
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Welington
Auckland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rio
Petroleum —United
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
X.c
Lake
Milwaukee
Ang
Cincinnati
Detroit
Markets by Telegraph Summary of Aug 1 Trade and Prices
New York reports flour receipts 17,411 bbls and exports 1909 bbls with varied sales from 210 to 490 dollars per barrel for different grades. Wheat receipts 243,400 bushels, exports 78,836, steady No 2 Chicago at 85 cents. Chicago and Milwaukee show mixed wheat, corn and oats, with pork, lard, and coffee values listed across several cities. Cotton markets across New Orleans, Savannah and other ports show quiet to steady pricing with mid- to high-grade quotes. Overall, grain and meat markets display mixed directions with some commodities firmer and others steady or weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
Mid Sige
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
Continent
United States
Chicago Cattle and Hog Market Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 9009 with shipments 3000. strong natives and Texans lower. Prices for steers 950 to 1500 per 1b3, bulk 240 to 290. cows bulls and mixed 150 to 350. Hogs receipts 14006, shipments 5000. prices 420 to 450 for good, 475 to 517 for packing and shipping, highs around 180. Sheep receipts 3100, shipments 1500. natives 204 to 425, Western 250 to 360, Texans 175 to 300, lamps 375 to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn markets edge higher on export demand
Emery and Hodges report firmer wheat on better export demand with a standstill in trade and spring movement under watch. Clark and Ward note dull but firm wheat, with charters at 256,000 bushels and corn poised to rise later. London confirms scrap damage and strong export clearances amid no major rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Hutchinson
St. Louis
Agricultural Bureau London
London Market Report Wheat and Corn Movements
London market round up shows cargoes off coast quiet for wheat with weak demand for passage wheat and corn. At Mark Lane wheat slow while corn steadies. Liverpool spot activity reported as noted,货
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Wheat and corn markets hold firm in England and Liverpool
Wheat and flour firm in England with fine weather. mixed corn remaining at 43 2d per cwt. Inbound grain totals show 2,025,000 quarters of wheat and 399,000 of corn to UK ports and direct calls, plus 540,000 quarters wheat and 140,000 corn to the continent. Liverpool notes dull wheat demand but steady corn. fare prices list varied wheat classes and steady pork and bacon with firmer cheese. Cotton firm with Upland 53 16d and Orleans 51 4d. futures show a broad, steady curve through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
England
United Kingdom
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financial Market Briefs From London Interbank Trading
London financial wires show Gonsols at 1015-16 for long term, United States bonds 4s around 1304, others: Atlantic & Great Western firsts 531g and seconds 1649, Canadian Pacific 69% with section at 69, Erie 354 and seconds 143, Duivois Central 143, Mexican ordinary 461, St Paul common 96 14, New York Central 115, Pennsylvania 593, Reading 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Jockae Alton & Terre Haute
American Expresa
Boston Air Line
Vcccacces
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Canton Cecses
Central
Iowa
Centra Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohioc
Kichmona & All
Richmond& Oo
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Rite Oaks
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Rock Island
Chic
St Louis & Pa
Louis & San Fran
Selqise Paul
Ereseecsees
St Paul, Minn & Man
He Rmuk Sc
Union Pacific
United States
Wabash
Stl & Pa
Union
Lake Erie and Western
Lake Shore
Sdo
Long Island
Ccsecess
Evecene Ll
Louisville
New al
Pacific
Dbs
Jesases
Manhattan Beach
Sami Qentral Pacific
Mem
Charleston
Denver & R Grande
Metropolitan
West
Michigan Central
Bote
Erie
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Miss
Cae
Ee Minn & Stl
Sccsesces
Kans Pac Consols
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacists
Mechile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey Central
Oregon
Norfolk & W
StLé& Pens
Northern Pac
St Paul Consols
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Pac Cal Ist
Ei Ake Gortel Sc
Texas Pacific Land
New York
St Louis
BOM
West Shore
London
Gonsols
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Duivois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Dawning Ledger of Agency Listings Across Cities
A fragmented roll of names and firms spans Allegheny to Waco, listing numerous business agents, brokers, and firms. Entries include J T Dixon of W T Dixon & Bro in Baltimore, A McLaughlin of Selz Schwab & Co in Chicago, M C O Neill of D O Neill & Sons in Creigh, and W A Barnett in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Penn
Dsimen
Atchioon
Kan
J & M Deutsch
Deutsch Bros
Baltimore
C Adier
Frank & Adler
Tre
Batimore
J T Dixon
W T Dixon & Bro
J Mullin, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
Birmingham
Geo W V Cady & Co
Ads
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
Adolph Meyer
Adolph Meyer & Co
Detriot
Mich
H H Valpey
H H Valpey & Co
Craw
Des Arc
Art
F Gates
Gates Bros & Co
Kufala
Ala
A Barnett
Greenville
Humphreys
Hillsboro
Tex
RK Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Bros
Houston
J Alumont
Koexville
N Stong
Strong & Co
Kansas City
K Green
Leavenwo
Kas
H Simler
Memphis
Tenn
E Goldsmith
I Goldsmith & Bro
Mineola
Munzesheimer
Munzesheimer & Co
Montgomery
Charles Hann
New York City
J St John
St John, Kirkham & Co
Newark
R Bornstein
M Bornstein
Nofolk
J T Wood
Pine Bluff
Ark
A S Honnett
Honnit & Weil
Pan
Rockford
Carpenter
Rome
J S Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
A.ls
STAPLE RECEIPTS AND CITY LANDS LISTED IN AUGUST RAILROAD STOCKS
Receipts show Boston and Albany and other rail lines with hundreds of bales wool flour oats wheat and meat along with detailed tonnage and box counts. The document also lists numerous property parcels under tax for 1885 and 1886 with extensive owner names and lot measurements across wards eighteen to twenty two.
Imports and Exports. Boston and surrounding ports
A compact list of import shipments including ST MICHAEL and FAYAL with goods such as embroidery, straw goods, wines, yarns, crockery, pig iron, eggs, coal, herring, cement, scrap steel, granite, ginger ale, mise items, and various firms across Boston, St John NB, Glace Bay CB, Grand Manan NB, Glasgow, and other ports. Notable entries include J A Hayes co 20 bales tax, J R Leeson co 1090 tons pig iron, 340 cases liquors, and 116 bales wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Michael and Fayal
Adams
Hale
Jose de Terra
Clary
Adams & Co
ST John, NB
Cumberland
Bowles & Co
Griffin & Co
I Kimbal
Rockwell
Eges ET Russell
Foster, Weeks & Co
Glace Bay
Brig
van Horn
Darrow, Mann & Co
Grand Manan
Schocter
Pierce & Robertson
Hayes & Co
R Leeson & Co
Trade cargoes listed from Nova Scotia to Cuba
Foreign exports from Yarmouth and Clementport show schooners Orella Hattie and Mary P carrying cornmeal meal refined oil while Francisco Garzuilo sails from Sagua la Grande Cuba with a cargo of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Orella
Clementsport
Hattie
Port Mulgrave
Mary P
Sagua LA Grande
Cuba
Francisco Garzuilo
Totals of Staple Receipts At Port August Table
A historical port record lists today’s total receipts for principal staples from all shipments, compared with the same day in 1885 and 1886. Items include cotton bales, cheese, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, hay, malt, lard, bacon, tea, coffee, molasses, butter, skins, pellets, and more with quantities and year-over-year figures. The mix shows varied gains and declines across goods like cotton bales, flour barrels, corn, oats, and meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glova Wavel
Coses Oasis
Scence
Sverar
Inos Veiale
Beleo
Tax Auctions for Boston Real Estate Listed by Knights & Co
The city tax collectors announce that owners and occupants of parcels in Boston are delinquent on taxes for specified years. Properties will be sold at public auction on Thursday September 2 1886 at 10 o clock A M at 226 Washington Street Boston to cover unpaid taxes and charges unless paid beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Earl Street
Suffolk
Abigail Baker
Willow Court
John Field Heirs
South Boston — Bank
John O. Bradford
Charles W. Sawyer—Hornee
D Street
Charles L. Bradlee
John T. Bradlee
Dorr Street
Eari Street
Robert J. Canphe
West Ninth Street
Andrew J. Church
E Street
Ellen Hanley
Frances Lambert
Susan Thompson
Patrick B. Dwyer
West Seventh Street
Michael Falvey
Mitchell Street
Dana Street
John E. Gallagher
Lottie E. Brown
West Eighth Street
Joshua Jenkins
Nettie M. Beldevn
Newman Street
John McDonnell
East Eighth Street
Witham Peard
John and
Catherine Ryan
Duncan R. Morrill
James Deshon
Gold Street
Duncan R Morrill
Stephen P. Weld
Old Colony
Gripe. Com
Locust Street
F. Urann
Harbor Commissioners
Abijah
Preble Street
Sophronia F. Stanley
William H. Smith
William H. Keal
William ‘W
Georgie E. Abbott
Virginia Street
Barbour and
Gerard Street
Farnham Street
Penjamin F. Bean
Frederick A. Collins
Woodward Avenue
Benjamin F. Bean
George A. Frost
Dennis Street
Henry Bird
Columbia Street
Joseph Breckenridge
Cottage Street
Hiram M. Burton
Washington Street
Samuel Clark
Eustis Street
Robert AJ
Clouston
Eust
Thomas Ellis
Jamlet Street
Seiden Street
Mary E. Finneran
George Street
Tex
Elia F. Fisk
Owen Lynch
Jarvis Place
Henry Gabel
Yeoman Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Kand Street
Frances Gaffney
Elizabeth L. McMasters
James Devine
Joseph Goodnow
Brown Street
Joseph Ham
Dudley Street
Samuel F. Hicks
Clarence Street
Wilhelmina Kesselhuth
Elizabeth L. Faresworth
Ela M. Marston
Hattie E. Mitchell
Wim. H. Sayward
Wm. P. Fowler
Monadnock Street
Barbour and Hodges
Benjamin F. Parker
Alexander Avenue
Adriana A. Polsey
Forest Street
Ada C. Rice
Boston Street
Samuel Stubbs
James Peshon
West Cottage Street
Ellen White
Wilard White
L. Briggs
Fleat Assessors’ Office
Lo Street
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Samuel R. Knights & CO
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