Money Market Strength Profits and Broker Trouble Reported
Boston money market remains strong with active demand and firmer rates. Defalcation prompts conservatism, especially on corporate paper. call loans 7 to 8 percent, mercantile paper 6 to 7. New York funds and government pri orities described. market activity in stocks and bonds shows declines and notable broker Mudge suspension effects.
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Boston
New York
Auction of Various Items and Stock Listings Cited
Fragmented OCR lists multiple sales figures and stock items including Dunkin Slater, American Electric, Crescent, and Burton Stock. Details are unreadable in parts but indicate prices, locations Toledo Cincinnati St Louis and associated brokers or vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkin
Slater Ons
WLAC
Sadeences” Soc
Mrz
Compas
Scasilads
Bowman
Toledo, Cincinnat
Granger roads show rail earnings decline and rising stock values
The Granger roads report seven months of 1886 gross earnings totaling 53 405 252, down from 54 431 785 in 1883. Per mile earnings averaged 3101 in 1886 as liabilities and capstock rose over 100 million in four years, with prices up over 12 percent from last year despite lower earnings.
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Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul
Northwestern
Omaha
Illinois Central
Manitoba
Concord Railroad Stockholders Discuss Extra Dividend Option
Informal talks among Concord railroad’s largest stockholders center on whether to declare an extra dividend or double capital stock. Law limits dividends to 10 percent yearly, surplus earnings go to the State. The road’s assets exceed $3 million while stock is $1.5 million, suggesting a possible 100 percent stock dividend. The company has spent $300,000 on land and improvements, and includes the Manchester & North Weare railroad valued at $309,000. Par value is $50, but market around $107.
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Concord Railroad
Concord
Manchester & North Weare
Railroad transfers spark local protests and gauge changes
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad has purchased the Indiana Alabama and Texas line and ordered a transfer of property amid injunction threats from stock subscribers. Proposals from Chesapeake and Ohio and L&N aim to control the road’s fate with litigation likely in Clarksville Tennessee. The line will be graded to Princeton and converted to standard gauge, carrying ore shipments from Lake Superior to Marquette Escanaba and other ports. Boston Hoosac stockholders elected new directors at a meeting in New York.
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Indiana, Alabama & Texas
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
Princeton
Indiana
Alabama & Texas
Clarksville
Tenn
Chesapeake & Ohio Management
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western
New York
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western Railroad
Equitable
Augustus Mountz
James O. Sheldon
Robert B. Mintum
David J. King
C. J. Lawrence
Daniel B. Hatch
W. H. Hollister
C. F. Tag
Randolph Keppler
Francis Smith
S. A., White
William Down
James F. Higginson
Danbury & Norwalk Railroad Company
Charles K. Averill
Railroad Earnings And Court Actions Highlight August 1886
Earnings for the second week of August show St. Louis and San Francisco at 94337, Chicago and Atlantic at 7587, and Northern Pacific at 36318, with Lake Erie and Western and New York and New England exiting receivership without new certificates. Oregon’s Willamette River bridge enables Oregon Railway and Navigation trains to reach Portland soon. Chicago and Atlantic bondholders vote to foreclose, appointing Benedict, McCook, and Sherman to a purchasing and reorganization committee. Wistar-Fleming Texas and Pacific set Sept 3 as bond deposit deadline. Alleghany Valley bondholders seek discharge of current receivers and appointment of new ones aligned with bondholders’ interests.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago & Atlantic
Northern Pacific
Lake Erie & Western Road
New York & New England
Potter
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago
Willamette River
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Portland
James H. Benedict
John J. McCook
George Sherman
Wistar-Fleming
Texas & Pacific Committee
Alleghany Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Road
Mining Developments at Allouez and Nearby Mines
The Calumut News reports improved underground conditions at Allouez with water supply concerns likely to close the mine briefly. Kearsarge mine work advances rapidly under Osceola-Tama rack people with No 1 shaft at 89 feet and No 2 at 100 feet. Equipment from Ahmeek moved to serve No 2 shaft. Ridge mine tributers number about eighteen at work, producing about eighteen tons of copper for June and July, with many in good ground likely to yield more before tribute ends October 1.
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Calumut
Allouez
Arieda
Kearsarge
Ahmeek
Ridge Mine
Insolvency actions and appointments across several firms
Insolvency and assignment notices span multiple states. H C Noyes of Portland faces insolvency. Samuel G Snelling a former Lowell Bleachery treasurer may settle under insolvency. Creditors in Chicago, Washington, Pueblo, St Louis, Auburn and other cities report attachments and assignments. several firms and individuals are listed as insolvent or tasked with asset dealings.
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H.C. Noyes
Portland
Charlies E. Raymond
F. A. Hobart
Braintree
Daniel S. Richardson
Lowell
Samuel G. Snelling
Snelling
B. Fontanel
Chicago
Ill
Kieny
Washington, D. C
Timothy Harney
Melton
J. A. Goodrich & Co
Grocers
Pueblo
Col
Patrick R Lynch
Desser
St. Louis
M. J. Murphy
Philip Saal
New Orleans
Mason & Springstead
Auburn
N. Y
Jacob Meyers
Maysville
David Scott
Brooklyn
Frea H. Long
Trade firm representatives listed by city and firm initials
A compilation of named individuals and firms from multiple cities including Charleston SSC MC O Neill D O Neil Sons Creigh Schwartz Chattanooga Geo W Cady James H Laws Co William H Laws Belknap Carpenter Co O F Willson Co Goodman Charles Marvin Metz Powell Wood Bickman Wood Bickman Co Parks Jenks Jenks Co Nichols Walker Dewey Rodgers Co Brown J H Brown Co Young Taylor Strain Am list reflects a directory or trade notices with names and affiliations across states from Tennessee to Michigan and beyond.
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Charleston
O'Neill
D O'Neil & Sons
Creigh
Chattanooga
Tenn
H Schwartz
H Schwartz & Bro
Cleveland
Geo W Cady
Geo W Cady & Co
Ads
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
William H H Laws
William H H
W Laws
Columbus
G Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
F Willson
O F Willson & Co
Dayton
Meagher Guards Return Visitors Feted by Ninth Regiment
The Meagher Guards of Providence will be welcomed at the station by Company E Ninth Regiment M V M in full uniform under Lawrence J Ford. They will be escorted to Company E armory for a banquet with assistance from Company C Ninth led by Captain J J Barry. The Providence company will depart on the 1 pm train escorted home by the entertainers.
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Meagher Guards
Providence
Revere Beach
Ninth Regiment of Infantry
Lawrence J. Ford
J. J. Barry
Providence Company
August meeting notes from Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reported July activity with 180 cruelty complaints investigated, 7 prosecutions, 31 animals taken from labor as unfit, and 113 mercifully killed. The office records 5249 bands of mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ihe
Bands of Mercy
Quiet market update across commodities and produce
The flour, corn, oats, pork, beef, veal, mutton, butter, eggs, seeds, apples and potatoes markets show no major changes with prices steady or lower. Peaches sold at 50c to 175c per basket. Norfolk boat due Friday brings 240 bbls citrons and other produce including 4000 watermelons. peach train Thursday will consist of 19 ears.
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Prairie du Lac
Norfolk
Trego
Csl
Wecalana Eos
Spa
Aig Tong
Grain and Produce Prices in Week Ending August 15
Light flour trade with small lot sales. Prices for Western superfine, Minnesota bakers, and roller flours, oats, cornmeal, and rye flour noted. Produce markets show steady butter and eggs, beans and potatoes steady, poultry after a fair demand. Provisions demand steady with pork, beef, and lard priced per barrel. Metals markets report copper and iron activity with varied ingot and sheet prices.
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Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Ilinois
Western
Northern
Nova Scotia
Vermont
Canada
Gray Forge
Boston
City Mall
United
City Extra India
C. Mindles
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Cotton and goods prices drift steady across several markets
Spot cotton demand shows slight improvement with prices steady across grades from ordinary to fair. The drugs and chemicals market remains firm with alcohol sale at 20.8 to 21.0 per gallon and varied rates for acids, salts, and oils. Fish, fruits, freight, hemp, hides, hay, seeds, sugars, and wool provide a broad view of export and commodity pricing with multiple named places and goods noted.
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Uplands
Gulf
Brimstone
Gambier
Prince Edward Island
Hake
Emand
Malaga
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Turkey
Virginia
Wilmington
Glasgow
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Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Welington
Auckland
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Manila
Calcutta
Porto Rico
Mayaguez
Mayguabo
Arecibo
Ponce
Yubacoa
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Elaine
Menbaden
Chicago
Cuba
Muscovado
P. R
Surinam
Ohio
Pennsyl
Classification of Cattle and Sheep and Livestock Droves
Auction notes detail cattle and sheep grades, overweight oxen, and droves by Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Canada. Listings name Libby Merrill Sargent Charlton and many others with cattle sheep oxen and calves traded. veal calves store pigs horses and dairy stock listed with weights and prices. market tone mixed with expectations of decline in hogs and steady beef demand.
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Cattis
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Watertown
Hollis & Co
Brighton
Monroe
W Scolians
J S Henry
F H Coolidge & Son
J Meloy
J C Libby
J C
Libby & Son
Libby & Merrill
A P Libby
W Harrimen
Halil
Heles & Son
P W Cunningham
New Hampshire
Shaw
J B Sargent
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
J B Gordon
J L Call
Dow & Moulton
H A Wilcox
A S Moulton
E F Adcen
J C Marshall
J Y Keazer
Vermonut
E C Rowell
M G Flanders
H F Gilbert
N K Campbell
Chase & Kenfield
F S Kimball
A Williamson
F Charlton
Combs & Farrar
W C Cleaveland
Dwyer & Lavene
Whipple & Farnham
A A Fond
J M Dyer
C P Burke
Ricker & Son
BS Hastings
AJ Piper Ll
Martin & Squire
J B Remick
J Quinlan
G H Sprigg
G E Moody
RG Kimball
Massachusetts
W Scollans
H C Clements
Morse
Fisher & Son
E Smith
B Hurlbert
D Shirley
OC Robinson
Canada
P Covell
S Jones
J N Morse
F Gosselyn
Hastings
J A Hathaway
E Farrell
G A Sawyer
Farrell & McFlynn
A N
JC Libby & Son
W Ricker & Son
O C Robinson
E F Adden
HF Gilbert
W Fisher
W Harriman
H Coolidge & Son
H B
Adden
Chase & Kentfield
F S Kimpall
F E Carlton
A A
Ponds
JM Dyer
B S Hastings
AJ Viper
R G Kimball
Massachusets
Heary
Scattering
Hurlbert
Scollans
Richardson
Dardis
Union Market
J. L. Call
Lee
Dwyer & Javene
P Lovell
GE Moody
Lige
Llige
Waldensian
Glasgow
AN Monroe
Durham City
London
Roman
Liverpool
A N Monroe
E L Alger
Easton
Mass
L Morse
O © Robinson
AJ Piper
EH F Adden
Sprigg
Brighton Yards
Cattle Market Slips As Receipts Rise In Chicago
Chicago August 18 cattle receipts 11800 shipments 3500 lower shipping steers 950 to 1500 pounds 370 to 1744 stockers and feeders 246 to 350 through Texans 250 3380 hogs receipts 18000 shipments 4000 lower through and wixed 1475 packing and shipping 480 515 night 3 90 485 ships 250 375 sheep receipts 3000 steady natives 240 405 Western 3 375 Texans 1 75 300 lambs 350 75
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Quietly Rebounds After Early Decline
Chicago market reports strong buying by Ream and others as wheat futures firm after an initial drop. Receipts remain moderate while seaboard shipments of wheat and flour total 760,800 bushels. Curb and floor activity show September price rising to 78 to 78 1 2 cents, with October corn closing firm at 4 5 4 to 4 5 3 4 cents.
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Ream
Calis
Foreign Markets News From London And Liverpool
Foreign markets report from London and Liverpool dated August 18 notes wheat and corn demand and prices moving higher, cargoes fairly bid, and California shipments near due. Paris markets show dearer wheat and flour, with large passage and continental quantities listed. Liverpool spot wheat firm, corn steady, pork and tallow prices given, cotton quiet with moderate inquiries and numerous futures price levels listed.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
California
Paris
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Ward
Uplands
Orleans
London Market Summary of Bank and Railroad Stocks
London stocks and bonds with Consols at 1611-16 and Atlantic & Great Western firsts 51% remain firm. Canadian Pacific at 68 44, Erie at 33 and 13 1/2, Illinois Central 139, Mexican ordinary 44 1/4, St Paul common 94, New York Central 112 1/2, Pennsylvania 59 1/4, Reading 13 1/2. Prices shown for reference in early trading.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Omaha
West Shore
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio Southwestern
American Dock
Northwestern
Hocking Valley
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Detroit
Mackinac & Marquette
Kansas & Texas
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Chicago
London
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Imports at Boston and Liverpool Steamer lists bill of lading items
A long list of cargo entries from Boston to Newcastle Antwerp and St John shows ships such as Anthony-40, Wetherby, Virginian, Grafton, and State of Maine with diverse goods. Entries name firms like J G Hall & co Edmund Dwight S S Sharp Heyer Bros M Steinert & Son Abram French & co Linder & Meyer Morey & co and dates and destinations across Boston Liverpool Newcastle Antwerp and St John, listing cases bales crates barrels and tons of various merchandise.
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Cheverire
Anthony
Hall & Co
Bixby & Co
Jones
Baring Bros & Co
Wright Bros
Sherburne
Wright
Linder & Meyer
Morey & Co
Newcastle
Antwerp
Grafton
Hill, Son & Co
Rough de Lombard & Co
Wing & Evans
Furness
de Bary & Co
S Pierce & Co
Bowles & Co
al Cutler
Foster, Weeks & Co
Kimball
Rockwell
Jim Rolmes
H & Griffin
Witham & Co
Clements
Maritime Cargo Totals From Global Ports Aboard Several Vessels
From Liverpool to Digby and beyond, cargo listings detail goods aboard the Venetian Rocky Glen Carrie and Samuel Welch. Quantities include wood, paper, iron drums, paint, leather, beef, flour, cotton, tobacco, rum, lumber, kerosene, and many other items across multiple ships and ports.
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Liverpool
Eng
Venetian
ST. Thomas
Dwi
Brig Rocky Glen
Digby
Carrie
Serra Leone
Africa
Samuel Welch
City Collector's Notice of Tax Auction in Boston
The city collector lists estates in multiple wards with the Boston Morning Journal Boston Daily Advertiser and other papers, notifying owners that unpaid taxes for listed parcels in Suffolk County Massachusetts will be sold at public auction at 226 Washington Street Boston on Thursday September 2 1836 at 10 o'clock A M unless previously discharged.
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William Allen
Earl Street
Suffolk
Abigail Baker
Willow Court
Joan Field Heirs
South Boston Savings Bank
Dorr Street
Andrew J. Church
E Street
Ellen Hanley
Frances Lambert
Susan Thompson
Michael Falver
Mitchell Street
Dana Street
John E. Gallagher
Lottie E. Brown
West Eighth Street
Joshua Jenkins
Nettie M. Belden
Newman Street
Old Colony
Locust Street
F. Urann
Harbor Commissioners
Abijah
Preble Street
Sophronia F. Stanley
William H. Smith
William H. Keal
Locust
William W. Thomas
Thomas P. Owen
Kemp Street
John Welch
Samuel P. Abbott
Cunard Street
Jane Belew
F. A. Ricker
J. A. Bryant
Home Savings Bank
Michael Carney
Newbern Street
William RB. Clark
Windsor Place
Emily F. Merrick
Gilman FE
Sterling Street
Daniel Collins
Burk Street
George W. Crawford
Northfield Street
Frances B. Crowell
Tremont Street
James Deshon
George Kk. Swasey
Westminster
Windsor
Greenwich
Neil and
Henry F. Kenney
Tremont Steget
Charles W. Lewis
Nathaniel M. Lowe
Satinsberg Avenue
Joseph J. May
John McLaughlin
Warwick Street
Jacob Bancroft
Ariel J. Cummings
John Moore
Vernon Street
Adrianna M. Nichols Hirs
Madison Street
John Otis Leirs
John A. Loring
Michael Glynn
Linden Park
James Killacky
Thoms Miskell
William F. Scanlan
Kendall Street
Jane W. Scott
Cabot Street
Rhine
Andreas Blume
Duniow Street
James Kane
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Elmwood Street
Clay
Dnunlow
Stony Brook
Said Woods
Psunlow Court
Patrick Turner
Woodward and Prown House
Lenox Street
Georgie E. Abbott
Virginia Street
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Michael Barrett
Daniel A. Buckley
Webber Street
Bay State Chemical Company
Gerard Street
Farnham Street
Benjamin &. Bear
George A. Frost
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Henry Bird
Columbia Street
Joseph Breckenridge
Cottage Street
Hiram M. Burton
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Joseph Ham
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Samuel F. Hicks
Clarence Street
Wilhelmina Kesselhuth
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Barbour and Hodges
Adriana A. Polsey
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Ada C. Klice
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James Peshon
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Elen White
Willard White
L. Briggs
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Alice C. Moulton
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Freeman Bowker
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John N. McDonald
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Thomas W. Proctor
East Corcord Street
Edward W.E. Thompson
West Chester Park
Rutland Square
West Springfield Street
Susan E. Stubns
Thomas RK. White
Claremont Park
Carlton Street
Iain
Allen
Thornton Street
Stephen M. Allen
Nathan Morse
Khiphaz W. Arnold
Hulbert Street
Garbett & Wood
Edwin F. Bowker
Kingsbury Street
H. H. Moses
Joseph Brown
Lottie KB. Brown
Lote
W. A. Garbett
Nellie M. Brown
Codman Park
Robert H. Clouston
Marietta H. Clouston
Theophilus Cushing
Townsend Street
H. d. Moses
Brinton Place
Rufus H. Davis
Dale Street
Maria Dove
Weldon Street
Moody Merrill
Akron Place
Alice J. Hennessey
James H. Hutchings
Fenwics Street
David
William Jamison
Mary E. Bartlett
Hazel Place
A. Garbett
Fienry A. Johnson
Walnut Avenue
ERS
Daniel A. Johnson
Bine Hid Avenue
IPRA
Jams T. Kelley
Lumbrea
Pynchon Street
George Leonard
Laurel Street
A. R Kinney
Bridget Malorey
Sarah P. Mason
Muncoe Street
Munroe Street
Bills Street
Charles H. Pattee
la Litchfield
Posses
Sarah Scott Heits
Mary J. Sennett
Centre Street
Linwood Square
Frederick W. Tood
Thornton Place
Cape Charlies
Cape Henry
Siena
Washington City
Cape Charles
Cape Chariel
Washington, D.C
W. B. Brig
U.S. Army
Chicago Grain Market
Commercial
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston Water Board
Mystic Wharf
Water Board
Hi. T. Rockwett
Gorham, Rogers & CO
We Son
WAL
Gay
Statestrust