Wall Street Near Close Sees Mixed Gains and Declines
New York August 20 heavy activity in bonds and stocks with Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific leading moves. Prices fluctuated as bears pressured Missouri Pacific to 92 1 2 and several leaders slipped, then a late rally kept overall market steady with 415 800 shares traded.
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Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Stock Exchange
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Mls
Boston
Burlington and Quincy
Denver and
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
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Omaha
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Bears
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Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
National Exchange Bank
Peabody Mills
Newburyport
Washington Mills
Fitchburg R R Co
Northen RR
Old Colony RR
Burlington and Missouri River RR
Nebraska
Northern Pacific ——S Co
North National Bank
Orner
Grain and livestock markets mixed across multiple cities
Wheat and rye prices steady to firm while corn and oats move mildly lower or mixed. Receipts and exports vary by region with Chicago, St Louis, Albany and Detroit showing varied hog and cattle demand. Notable actions include sales of cattle and cattle weights near 1200 pounds and milch cow trades, with pork and lard markets firm to higher and butter weak.
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Tierce
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City Mills
Cotton market receipts and prices for August 20
The table lists receipts including gross and net figures, sales, coastwise movement, shipments and stocks at principal U S cotton markets with middling upland prices for August 20. It names receipts in bales and reflects market activity and price levels across regions and ports.
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United States
London and Liverpool Financial Summary of August Markets
London and Liverpool report August price quotes for bonds and commodities, including Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 39 4 9, Erie 19 percent, New York Central 12 1 percent, and Canadian Pacific 47 44. Wheat, corn, and provisions in Liverpool show mixed movements and dull breadstuffs retail. Cotton prices ease in Liverpool with futures and spot levels listed.
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Boston Mining Stock Exchangeh
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St Paul
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Orleans
Cattle Market Report From Brighton and Watertown
The Brighton and Watertown live stock market dated August 20 shows totals of 2,566 cattle 17,659 sheep and lambs and 3,396 swine. Arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards, road-car counts, and price ranges for market beef, store cattle, swine, sheep and hides are listed with per-item figures by state and district.
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RG Kimball
M G Flanders
Taylor & Harpin
RR. Pollard
TJ. Courser
Sige
H. A. Wilcox
Maine
Whitton Bros & Co
F H Sae? & Son
Glines & Weston
J H Fogg
Libby & Son
W S Weiler
Sargent & Turner
R G Kimball
Coolidge
Meine
R. W. Brown
Libby & Weiler
Weiler
Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
Dow & Moulton
Breck & Wood
J O Sanborn
E F Adden
IB Sargent
O F. Bothell
Aldrich & Johnson
H. A. Weiler
Vermont
Martin & Squier
A Williamson
A J Piper
W A Farnham
J Walker
H F Gilbert
Combs & Farrar
Taylor & Harpins
N K Campbell
G H Sprigg
W Ricker
Hall & Seaver
J Ingerson
BS Hasting
Savage
Larrabee
Lake Champlain
Watertown
Whitten Bros & Co
Daniel Sanborn
Sanbornton
W H Smith
I. J Courier
C W Adams
Newburyport
Mass
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M P Whalen
Brighton
Boston
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E H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
Glee
J F Stetson
Glue
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Hollis
AN Monre
JS Henry
Libby & Co
W W Hall
Brighton and
Boston Post
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Cove Owes
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W Hall
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Weiler & Son
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H A Wilcox
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A Williamson Ll
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Gilfillan & Co
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H Whipple
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Britton & Savage
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A Edwards
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L Morse
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Hollis & Co
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E Farrell
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J B Thomas
JH McCarthy
J J Donnelly
Canada
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Liver
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Hibernian
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J O Brine
Itenburg City
London
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G H Hammond
Massive Atlantic cargo list from Liverpool and Yarmouth voyage
A detailed cargo manifest from the steamer Borderer at Liverpool lists 200 tons pig iron and 50 boxes tin taggers among hundreds of items from various firms such as Naylor & co and Baring Bros co, including 241 dodo, 50 cases brandy, 423 boxes lemons, and 112 packages earthenware. The companion entry for Yarmouth, NS records Dominion with codfish, eggs, mackerel, and berries among dozens of consignments from J G Hall, Greenough Bros, and E T Russell & co, reflecting a sprawling, multi-merchant bulk shipment system.
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Naylor & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Morey & Co
Bois Steel Fulier, Dana & Fitz
Dodo H B Jackson
Meriden Flint Glass Co
Fairchild Paper Co
Burt, Bridgham & Snow
Dame
Stoddard & Kendall
Jas Percival
HE & F King & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Moors & Co
Storer & Co
Horswell & French
Woollens
Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Kendall
Barrows & Co
Grout
Warren & Blanchard
White & Co
Leigh & Co
Jose & Co
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Clatlin
Larabee & Co
Haley & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Morrison & Co
Jaggers Bond, Parsons & Co
John S Poigen & Co
Jos Breck & Son
Shepard & Co
Case Woollens
L P Hollander & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
Foreign Exports From ST JOHNS and Nearby Ports
The list records shipments from ST JOHNS NF and nearby ports including YARMOUTH NL and SACKVILLE NB. Goods include flour kerosene oil furniture dories oars bales domestics rubber tarred paper dry paper sash doors soap feathers matches wool cards candles pepper copper carriage material beans peas rubber and hair goods patent medicine barber material mirrors varnish hardware oil crockery ware carpets hops shoe tools ice creepers glue sand and baking powder for schooner Annie N O Leary the Dominion steamer and schooner Endeavor with corn meal buffalo as noted.
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ST Johns
Annie N O’leary
Yarmouth
Steamer Dominion
Sackville
N B
Schooner Endeavor
Bondholders plan reorganization of Central Massachusetts road
A Boston committee for Massachusetts Central railroad bondholders reports it bought the company's property at foreclosure. It estimates $1.5 million is needed to finish the line to Northampton and service interest, with a $1,000 per bond bonus secured by mortgage and 6 percent interest. The road, 104 miles, aims for completion and revenue to support preferred stock, encouraging substantial subscription by stockholders.
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Michigan
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Northampton
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Washington Street
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New England
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Pathfinder Railway Guide
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Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad
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Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad
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Boston Hoosacc Tunnel and Western Railroad Company
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William H. Hollister
Augustus Konurlze
Numerous Firms Fail In Northeastern Business Setback
Grants Ward insolvency news covers cashier Dickinson property attached and Ward arrest. Failures span Philadelphia fruit dealer Warner Merritt and Co. in Philadelphia, William Stone & Co. coal operators Pittsburgh, Sanger Washington boot dealer and Selma druzers, with liabilities ranging from tens of thousands to millions.
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Dickinson
Philadelphia
Thomas Barrett
Needham
Mass
James E. Trefry
New York
Eshelman & Co
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Warner & Merritt
Meritt
James A. Stone & Co
Pittsburg
Jacob Sanger
Boots and
Washington, D. C
Julius Baumgarten
H. Cockins
Mansfield
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M. Meyer & Co
Selma
Ala
Graham, Loder & Co
Ke, L. Mintzer, Jr
Warner Merritt
Butler v Shaw patent dispute over milk can improvements
Court records a bill in equity filed Aug 16 1882 by Francis G Butler and Vermont Farm Machine Co assignee against Betsey H Shaw to obtain a patent adjudication for milk can improvements. Judge rules Butler entitled to patent on first claim and costs after finding no patent on third claim. solicitor arguments by Simonds Hartford for complainants and Coombs Washington for defendant.
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Betsey H. Shaw
Connecticut
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Vermont
Massachusetts
Philander Shaw
Butler
Commissioner of Patents
W. E. Simonds
Hartford
Conn
J.J. Coombs
Washington
Obituary notices from New England death records August entries
The list records multiple Aug 16 to Aug 20 obituaries and funeral notices across Boston Charlestown Natick Newtonville Portland Me and Hyde Park. Names include Margaret Brown Mary Barnes Ariel Blodgett Sarah Bacon Bridget Fox Mary B Gould Albert Gray Willis J Howard Mortimer Liston Janet G McCandlish Louise Martha Overell Charles W Safford Joseph M Thomas among others with ages from 32 to 81 and burial details or funeral times.
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Gage
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Anna A Gage
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Willis J Howard
Lincoln Street
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Portland
Mortimer Liston
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Boston Highlands
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Thomas McCandlish
Overell
Hyde Park
Louise Martha
William D Overell
Safford
Newtonville
Charles W Safford
Een Dak
Eponset
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