Money Market Steady. banks charge 5 to 7 percent
Boston notes a firm money market with rates steady. Banks discount 5 to 7 percent, country banks buy outside paper at 5 to 6 percent, loans with collateral at 7 to 8 percent, manufacturing paper slow at 4 1/4 to 5 percent. Clearing house rate holds at 7 percent. New York funds sold at 25 to 80 cents per $1000. Weekly exchanges total $55.8 million with large gains in manufacturing cities. New York bank statement shows reserve gains and shifts in loans and deposits.
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Boston
New York
Seligman & Co
Paris
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lowell
Omaha
St. Joseph
Cleveland
Memphis
Columbus
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Louisville
Peoria
Denver
Galveston
St. Louis
San F Francisco
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Indianapolis
United States
Money market and stocks drift with record low activity
New York reports a quiet market with no active stocks and few trades. Money on call rises to 5 percent with rates around 4 to 10, while bond activity stays dull. Weekly stock business falls to 4.5 million and railroad bonds show mixed, minor gains and losses amid broader tightening in credit.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Pacific Mail
Manhattan
New England
San Francisco
Buil
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash
W.S. Lawson & Co
New York Central
Knights of Labor
Erie Company
San Francisco mining stock closing prices report
San Francisco August 28 official closing prices list mining stocks. Ambiguous names and values appear garbled but indicate fluctuating quoters with Halo & NoF, Holm, and SAVAEC among others showing modest percentages.
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San Francisco
Cal
AMID
Ceeeseeereseeveesers
Halo & Nofcross
Ceessseee Holm Fsr
Enere Eet Eeeseee Wee
Savaec
Evesesessecers
Global Markets Outlook Cites US Trade, Rates
Erie reports show a steady discount policy for three months and a 14g short position. The advance in the Bank rate could prevent renewed American gold demand for weeks. American grain and cotton shipments arrive early but may not alter bullion flows. The Bank of England risks another gold drain if US trade revival boosts Europe. Week saw firmer stock prices and American railroad securities, with a hopeful grain and breadstuff outlook for Europe despite disappointing harvests.
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Erie
New York Central
Bank of Bank
Bank of England
America
Europe
Stock Exchange
The Canada Pacific's New Tea Route Takes Hold
The Canadian Pacific railway reports stronger than expected through traffic despite incomplete sea and land links. Six weeks of operation boosted receipts beyond last year and earnings cover a 3 percent dividend. Tea trade from Japan grows with five ships chartered. Everett Frazer touts the route as a major England to Japan China corridor, with plans for a fortnightly liner and Vancouver shipments. A fast six day rail milestone arrives at Brockville from Port Moody, signaling expanding network and tourism potential.
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Canada Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific
Japan
Frazar & Co
Yokohama
New York
Everett Frazar
Montreal
van Horne
Pacific Slope
New York Evening Post
England
China
British Columbia
Vancouver
Rokehams
Suez Canal
Canada
United States
Giles
Flint
Port Moody
Brockville
India
Minneapolis, Sault Ste, Marie & Atlantic Railway
Spccific
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis Millers
Bank of Montreal
Boston
Boston and Providence Rail Changes and New Schedules
The Boston and Providence railroad updates take effect Sept 6 with a new Providence bound train from Boston at 5:16 pm stopping Mansfield Pawtucket and arriving Providence 6:25 pm. A new Boston bound train leaves Providence 12:20 pm and stops Pawtucket Attleboro Mansfield arriving Boston 1:40 pm. Existing 9:15 pm service reroutes to 9:50 pm with extended stops to Readville Hyde Park and Canton Junction before arriving Boston 11:05 pm. North Attleboro service shifts to 6:25 pm with Attleboro arrival 6:38 pm. Outward same as now. inward times listed for Mr Hope with Clarence Hills service, including various midday and evening departures.
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Boston & Providence
Providence
Boston
Mansfield
Pawtucket
Attleboro
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Readville
Hyde Park
North Attleboro
Hope
Clarendon Hills
Meavy Railroad Brings Record Passenger Loads East
Boston & Maine trains on the Eastern division report unprecedented travel as through trains return thousands from seashore and mountains. No. 44 arrives Boston around 1 10 p m with 400 to 600 passengers daily, Bar Harbor express and Flying Yankee also heavy. Flying Yankee runs two sections. 1709 baggage pieces at Hampton stations. Depot changes include new Weosveru vision track, enabling all trains to start and end there, abolishing the know nothing stop.
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Boston & Maine Road
Boston
Bar Harbor
Hampton
Boston & Maine
Jaying & S € Couu
Weosveru Ulvision
Newburyport
Narrow gauge line links Grand Trunk to Portland & Ogdensburg
A proposed narrow gauge railroad would run through the Carter and Pinkham notches of the White Mountains, closely following the present carriage road to form a connecting link between the Grand Trunk and Portland & Ogdensburg lines. The Jefferson carriage road would be improved with Concord coaches, and a north south route would extend from Glen station toward Woodstock and Woodville, connecting the Pemigewasset Valley, Boston & Lowell, Passumpsic, and Connecticut River lines for mountain traffic.
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Grand Trunk
Portland & Ogdensburg
Carter and
Pinkham
Glen Station
Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley Railroad
Woodville
Boston & Lowell
Passumpsic
Connecticut River Lines
Passenger Rate War Expands to Emigrant Train Plan
New York dispatch reports the Baltimore & Ohio keeps its fare cut but adds a new emigrant train concept. An emigrant agent says NY departures via Jersey Central and Reading to Wilmington will connect to B&O lines for Chicago. Tickets to be sold at regular pool rates once arrangements finalize tonight.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Jersey Central
Reading Roads
Wilmington
Chicago
Railroad Gazette reports 172 miles of new track this year
The current Railroad Gazette notes rail line extensions across nine lines totaling 172 miles, with Chicago Burlington and Quincy adding 15 miles to Broken Bow, Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe 35 miles toward Fort Worth and the Red River, and Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic extending 264 miles to Prentice Wisconsin, bringing total reported miles this year to 2827.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Grand Island
Broken Bow
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Tex
Red River
Minneapolis
Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic
Prentice
Wis
The Mexican National Bond Approval Sought by London Interest
An agreement with London financiers seeks bondholder approval on the Mexican National road. For the quarter and six months to June 1886 earnings rose to 980 659 with 299 021 expenses, yielding 85 638 after costs, while since January 1 earnings reached 791 430 against 156 039 net decrease in the period.
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London
Freight and Rail Developments Across New England and Midwest
Freight shippers route a large share to New York via New Bedford steamers. Superintendent Cram introduces a fast Presque Isle to Boston train to connect with the Flying Yankee, enabling same-day travel from Presque Isle to Boston after a Bangor lunch. A new engine J. Kennedy Todd, built at McAdam Junction by George A. Haggarty, debuts. Eastbound Chicago shipments exceed last week by 2000 to 3000 tons. A railroad meeting is urged by 50 Canaan residents to link Burnham to Madison Bridge and connect with the Somerset line. Proposals for Burnham via Canaan Skowhegan East Madison Solon to Moosebea lake seek Kennebec Indian Pond connection to Megantic. Green Bay, Winona & St Paul has not paid August interest on first mortgage bonds. Farmers' Loan Trust needs Judge Dyer for property transfer to stockholders. Over $1.3 million bonds deposited under funding circular. New through line planned via New York, Ontario & Western and Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg to rival New York Central.
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New York
New Bedford
Cram
New Brunswick Railroad
Presque Isle
Bangor
Boston
McAdam Junction
George A. Haggarty
J. Kennedy Todd
Chicago
Canaan
Belfast
Moosehead Lake
Burnham
Canaan Village
Madison Bridge
Somerset
A @espatch
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Business Troubles Hit Various Firms Across States
Advertised financial distress spans G H Smith blacksmith Waverhill with liabilities around 4800 and assets near 1300 offering 25 cents on the dollar to creditors. Other notes include J Henry Sears afloat Boston noting no notes protested, Spiker Wagon Co receiver appointed at Piqua, and multiple assigments or insolvencies from Auburn to Martinsville with firms in Boston Carthage Pawtucket and Paducah reporting assignments or failures.
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G.H. Smith
Waverhill
A. J. Knightly
Copperville
Milan
N. H
J. Henry Sears
J. Henry Sears & Co
State Street
Boston
Spiker Wagon Company
Piqua
Michael L. Flynn
Auburn
N. Y
Lee K. Arlen
Franklin Street
HH. A. Stairs
Southampton
N. B
G. T. Whelpy
Real estate transfers across Suffolk and adjacent towns
Suffolk County transfers list numerous deeds and mortgages dated Aug, July to Aug across Nashua Street Dorchester Chelsea Revere East Boston and South Boston. Notable entries include Doherty to Jennings on 60 eee Street for $1, Morse to Thomas on Falmouth Street for $61,045, and various parcels in Grover, Richfield, Milton and Carroll streets with mortgage backs and prices.
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Suffolk County
Nashua Street
Catherine M. Doherty
Edward J. Jennings
Eee Street
Louisa Caton
Falmouth Street
Ira L. Morse Et
David W. Thomas
Grove Street
William B. French
Mary J. Daniels
South Margin Street
Dorchester
Nathaniel M. Jewitt
McLaren Estate
Jennie Lampire
Richfield Street
John D’arcy
Joseph R. Churchill
Patrick Flemming
Charles C. Southard
East Street
Homer Pierce
Samuel &.Pierce
Douglas Forbes
Owen F. Skally
Welles Avenue
Chelsea
Esther Oakes
Uriah Oakes
Bridget Nowlan
Henry Wyzanski
Middlesex Street
Eben Hutchinson
Lucinda J. Jones
Carroll Street
Helen L. Mellen
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Everett Avenue
Marianne Russell
Jesse H. Shephard
Bloomingdale Street
Robert Cumming
James Brown
Central Avenue
Margaret A. Emroe
Albert D. Bosson
Samuel Weltch
William Ss. Jackson
Blossom Street
Lemmel A. Jones Et Ax
Ilalden H. Foxwell
Sewall Bowers
Revere
Francis Caraher
Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank
Orchard Street
Dustin Lancey
Lucretia Butterfield
Dolphin Avenue
Emma J. Cottrell
Mary A. Cunningh
Frank W. Gibby
Waverly Avenue
East Boston
East Boston Company
John D. Campbell
Condor Street
Homestead Co-operative Bank
South Boston
Abbie M. Brooks
David H. Gregory
Broadway
Discharges of Mortgages On Record In Local Deeds
Entries show multiple mortgage discharges recorded for various lenders and borrowers. Names include Sarah S. Clapp Franklin O Reed Rollin C Allen Michael Doherty Minnie Folger Elisha Hall Patrick Corbett Calvin Swallow Cruft Fowle Cassidy and institutions Cohasset Savings Bank Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. Sums range from 1233 to 5125 with dates from 1845 to 1885.
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Sarah S. Clapp
Franklin O. Reed
Joseph A. Pearson
Rollin C. Allen
Sarah EB. Allen
Michael Doherty
William W. Lowe
Minnie I. Folger
John M. Davis
Alpheus M. Stetson
Elisha W. Hall
Patrick Corbett
Cohasset Savings Bank
A. F. McCormick
Calvin Swallow
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance’ Company
Samuel B. Cruft
Said Cruft
Charles J. Page
Seth A. Fowle
William E
Supreme Judicial Court trial and libel lists notice
Norick lists of actions for trial by jury or court at September sitting may be handed in at clerk s office up to Sept 9. Lists of libels for hearing at October sitting beginning Oct 6 may be handed in up to Mon Gay Sept 20.
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Norick
Mon- Gay
Lane Case Postponed to September Grand Jury Date
United States Commissioner Halsett postpones Richmond J. Lane case to September 14. The case will be presented to the grand jury when the September term of the District Court convenes.
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United States Commissioner’s Court
Richmond J. Lane
Halsett
District Court
Steamer Empire State Finishes Excursion Season Trips
The Empire State carried about 1700 excursionists on the North shore trip yesterday. Tonight the steamer sails off Nantasket beach for illumination and the North shore trip repeats tomorrow. Wednesday brings Isles of Shoals voyage and Thursday the final Provincetown run. Friday departs for Providence en route to the international yacht races with many Bostonians aboard.
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Empire State
Nantasket Beach
North Shore
Isles of Shoals
Provincetown
Providence
Frolic Crew Recoils Body Of Missing Haydens
The Frolic crew recovered the body of a young man identified as RE W Hayden, one of two brothers drowned on the yacht weeks ago. The other missing is Winslow L Hayden, father of the boys. Willie Hayden's body was found by the tug William Woolley and Mr Laming's body near Nantasket beach.
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Manjeff
Long Island
RE. W. Hayden
Winslow L. Hayden
Willie Hayden
William Woolley
Mr. Laming
Nantasket Beach
Nat Jones Brought Back From Baltimore Escape
District Officer J A Moore and Officer Fuller returned from Baltimore with Nathaniel Jones alias David Peyton who escaped from the State prison in February 1874 with Ensign Worthen by tunneling. Jones had served ten years, was released Saturday morning and immediately jailed in this State.
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Nat Jones
J. A. Moore
Officer Fuller
State Prison
Baltimore
Nathaniel Jones
David Peyton
State
Ensign Worthen
Jones
Beacon Marks Tom Moore's Rock Off Marblehead Neck
Workmen drill into Tom Moore's rock off Nanepashemet Marblehead Neck to mark the location with a beacon. Yachtsmen must keep to the eastward on approach to the harbor from the south due to the rock which is nearly submerged at high water and formerly marked by a spar buoy.
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Tom Moore
Nanepashemet
Marblehead Neck
Illumination at Nantasket Draws Crowds and Profit
Yesterday brought great profit to steamers hotels and all interested in Nantasket. Today Mr Gibbons will make his slide for life in the forenoon Reeves band will give concerts afternoon and evening. The annual illumination takes tonight with Nantasket steamers and Old Colony railroad cars providing ample accommodations for visitors.
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Nantasket
Gibbons
Reeves
Old Colony Railroad
Maplewood Building Tearing Sparks Safety Claim
Inspector Rollins of Maiden on Baturcay visited Maplewood and demolished the first story of a dwelling under construction by E. A. Cummings on Orchard Street, asserting the structure unsafe.
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Rollins
Maiden On Baturcay
Maplewood
E. A. Cummings
Orchard Street
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya Tonic Claim
For dyspepsia indigestion low mood and general debility and as a preventive against fever and ague the Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya by Caswell Hazard Co New York sold by all druggists is the best tonic and for patients recovering from fever or sickness it has no equal.
Market Report Shows Steady Farm Commodities Across Board
The flour market remains about the same as last reported. Corn and oats are dull. Butter unchanged. Cheese in fair demand. Eggs steady with no price changes. Beans quiet and unchanged. Hay steady for choice lots. Rye straw quiet. Fruits quiet and unchanged. Potatoes in good fair demand. Seeds steady with moderate trade. Strong demand for all kinds of truck. Pork and lard unchanged. Fresh beef dull. Good trade in muttons. Sugars in good demand. Poultry and tallow unchanged.
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Northern
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Creamery
New York Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Icc
New York
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
Bush
Jersey
Portland
Jersay
Bulk
Hebrons
Ilbe
Wheat and grain markets show little change and steady prices
Grain trade remains quiet with flat prices across flour corn and oats. Spot oats soften slightly while six cars sold at lower bids. Detailed weekly import tallies for the United Kingdom show cereal inflows for 1885-86, with flour and millfeed prices and many price quotes for flour, cornmeal, rye flour, and related goods.
Fruit market prices for peaches grapes berries and melons
Saturday arrivals show peaches mostly poor quality with white lots at 50 to 90 cents and yellow at 75 cents to 1.25 dollars. Receipts of grapes light. Vinelands 1.75 to 2.25 a case. Hudson Rivers 0.35 per twelve? as shown. Blueberries 0.47 per quart. Watermelons listed as Gull. Baltimore gems 0.30, mediums 0.15 to 0.20, stripes 0.03. Jersey extras 0.12 to 0.15, mediums 0.07 to 0.10. Cantaloupes 1.50 to 2.00 per barrel for choice stock.
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Third National Bank
Faneuil Hall National Bank
State National Bank
Boylston National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Mida
Esex Horge RR
Ebbeninks Gee
South Boston Horse RR
Conn & Passumpsic
Connecticut River
Ceceres
Manchester & Lawrence RR
Boston & Lowell RE
Veveseetenny
Ccccscens
Chicopee Water CO
Sivas
Bay State
Boston
Secswas
Boston & Maine RR
N. Engis and
Mort
Security
RR of
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New York Roller
Michigan Stone
Michigan Roller
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Hudson Rivers
Baltimore
Jersey
Provisions and Meat Prices in Fair Demand
Provisions report steady demand for pork and lard with beef unchanged. Mutton prices lower, pork and lard quotes listed for various cuts, fresh ribs, sausage, hams, shoulders, and bacon detailed by size and cure. Fresh beef and other meats follow in price ranges with grades from choice to fair, including lambs, mutton, veal, and yearlings across multiple markets.
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Lara
Choice
Brighton
Choice Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton market steady with unchanged prices
The market shows steady tones with mid uplands and gulf at 99 9 lecs, low mid around 8 9c, and ordinary levels near 8 4 3 4c. Liverpool futures opened dull across several August to September to October contracts, with ranges from 56 64d to 52 64d and September around 56 64d. The spot market opened dull in buyers' favor.
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GRIGG
Ecchscen
Europe
Texas
Great Britain
United States
Uplands
Gulf 99
Liverpool
Qoctover
Hog movement shows higher weekly hogs vs last year
Weekly hog shipments across the West reach 135,000, up from 100,000 the prior week and 80,000 last year. March 1 to date totals stand at 4,060,000 hogs, a 535,000 rise from a year ago, with broader gains since Nov 1.
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Cincinnati
Oricab Gs Cis
Kansas City
Peewee
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Louies
Cedar Rapid
Olevciang
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain prices US wide
The Aug 28 market report lists cotton unchanged with mixed upland and Orleans grades, heavy flour receipts and varied prices, wheat lower with large stock, rye and corn markets mixed, lard and pork firmer, and regional notes from Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Toledo St Louis detailing receipts shipments and price ranges across commodities and staples.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Charleston
Wilmington
Savannah
Norfolk
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisvile
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Print Cloth Markets Steady in Fall River and Providence
In Fall River on August 28 quotations hold at 3 cents for 60x63 and 5 to 6 cents for 64x64. Production reaches 175000 pieces with deliveries 178000 and stock 34000. Last week stocks 37000 and sales include 31000 of 64x64 and 83000 spots 45000 futures 69000. Providence reports a firm quiet market at 8 and a half cents for 64 squares and 3 cents for 56x60. Sales match last week with 20000 extra 649 units listed.
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Fall River
Providence
R. I
Cattle and hog market receipts in Chicago fragment
In Chicago on August 28 cattle receipts total 2350 with shipments 1300 and prices drifting lower for grass cows and steers. Hogs receipts 6800 with strong demand and higher grades pushing prices up. Sheep receipts 1300 with steady prices for natives and Texans and lambs around 1.5.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Sells Wheat By Farmers On Decline
Chicago despatch Report notes Hutchinson sold about 300 600 bushels to buyers as outside influence stayed weak yet open dropped nearly a cent from last night. Visible supply estimates rose to 2 000 000 bushels, bulls balked and long wheat sold out. Farmers rushed wheat to market amid pressure and bear views. October closes at 78.
Wheat and corn markets mix across ports and cities
London reports no cargoes off coast with wheat and corn on sale otherwise quiet but steady. Liverpool notes cheapening wheat, corn and prices in cheese and meat markets, while Havana shows sugar demand rising with active sales and favorable polarization prices. Trade across Paris, Havara, Matanzas and U S shipments noted with varied activity.
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I Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Liverpool
Havana
Havara
Matanzas
United States
Imports and Exports at Boston and Atlantic Ports
Shipping briefs list extensive imports for Boston, London, and Halifax entries. Goods include caustic soda, bleaching powders, wool, glass, machinery, saps, drugs, cement, canned goods, and live livestock. Named firms and consignors include King & co, Mason, Chapin, Jordan Marsh, Baring Bros, Henderson Bros, and many others, with destinations across Liverpool, London, and Canada.
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Liverpool
Eng
King & Co
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Mason, Chapin & Co
Moors & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Riley & Co
Hartley & Co
Warren & Blanchard
Wright Manufacturing Co
Frost & Adams
Denison Manufacturing Co
Magnesia Carter, Carter & Ki
London
British Crown
Bradford
Gulrey. Sons & Co
Boton Hose Co
Sarah C Hunt
Henderson Bros
Young & Co
Cement Bank of Canada
Balast Henderson Bros
Bos & Co
Booth & Co
Cutler Bros & Co
Halifax
Bolls Iron Herderson Bros
Cebu
Emily F Whitney
Picuis Sapan Wood
Camwood J F
Arthur & Co
Beaman Bros
E T Russell & Co
A Winsor & Son
Oliver Smith
Maritime Freight Listings Across Atlantic Ports
A dense delivery of cargo items and quantities aboard several ships and ports including Steamer Worcester from Port Hawkesbury to Halifax and Pictou with lumber, hardware, foodstuffs, and miscellaneous goods. FLORES in Western Islands reports petroleum and groceries. London and Liverpool shipments list flour, beef, leather, and various merchandise. Sierra Leone freestone notes Benja min Dickerman cargo. St John New Brunswick schooner Myrtle Purdy ships 375 barrels flour.
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Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax & Pictou
Worcester
Flores
Islands
London
Eng
Liverpool
Virginian
Freetown
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Benjamin Dickerman
ST John
Myrtle Purdy
Receipts From Multiple Railroads Aug 28 Trade Totals
Records list Saturday receipts by Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Boston and Lowell, Hy Sea, and others. Items include wool bales, cotton bales, flour, cornmeal, oats, malt, millfeed, hams, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, leather, hides, pelts, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, beans, pork, beef, lard, grease, barrels and cases, with numerous quantities shown.
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Boston & Albany
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Boston & Providence Railroad
Golony Railread
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston& Maine Railroad
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Boston & Maine Hailsroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Hrsane Tolls
Local business directory fragment list of names and contacts
An OCR fragment lists multiple Decatur and Melrose area addresses and firms. It includes Eastman clothier near Liverpool Street, Curtis on Boylston Street, Lamprell Marble with 357 Commercial, Ubay State Electrotyper Foundry at 26 Arch, Paine’s Manufactory at Canal Street, R H Foldy solicitor at State Street, and Charles H. North & Co. at North Market Street, with various trades indicated such as dyeing, furnishing, electrotpying, and packers.
Boston City Loans Proposals for Street Improvements and Sewerage
The City Treasurer of Boston invites proposals for loans totaling 1 124 000 dollars, including 624 000 for street improvements due 1896 at 1 percent interest and 500 000 for general sewerage due 1906 at 3 4 percent. Proposals to be opened Aug 30, 1886, in presence of the Mayor and City Auditor. The city reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
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City Hart
Boston
Mass
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City of Boston
Ee Eee
Alfred T. Turner
US Army seeks submarine cable link Block Island to Rhode Island
The Chief Signal Officer announces sealed proposals due August 30 1886 for furnishing delivering and laying twelve nautical miles of submarine telegraph cable to connect Block Island with the Rhode Island mainland. Specifications and details available at the office. bids must include two guarantees and await congressional appropriation.
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Block Island
Chief Signal Office
Washington, D. C
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U.S. Army
Boston Probate Citation for Will Testimony
A will presented for probate in Suffolk County Boston seeks letters testamentary for N Warren Sanborn as executor without bond. Citations require appearance at the Probate Court on August 6, 1846 at 10 AM, with public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Jonas W McKim, August 19, 1886. John H Paine, Assistant Register.
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N. Warren Sanborn
Boston
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Boston Post
Jonas W. McKim, Esquire
John H. Paine
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Mining Ee
Bos & Mon
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Franklin
Aces
Am Bell
Boston Water P
San Diego Sd
Blodget &C
Bankers
Congress Street
Walter B. Adams
WM. Blodget
Fiyr
K. P. Merritt
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress St
Wilson Waz
Bowman
Mexican Central Railroad
Oe Company
Bonanza Development
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Delta WB Si
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Ohio & Mississippi
Essecsseee
Dec
Evansville
St Paul
Secece
Western Union
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Bby
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Adams
Terre Haute
Tess
Miss
Mississippi
Ontario and Western
Man Can Express
Boston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Improvement Co
Canton
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Camel Palace
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond & All
Imond & Danville
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
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Rock Island i
Chic
St Louis & Pa
St Louis
San Fran
San & Cleve
Cleve & Colum
Eeceettee
del& Hudeon
Ieees
St Paul Minn & Man
Det
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St Paul& Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
Seessenenerces Tseeree Aay
Texas Pacific
Cccvess
Union Pacific
East Tenn
Ces
Ereee Ae
L& Pac
Fort Wayne
Houston & Pexas
Wells
Lake Shore
Wee
Louisville and
New
Emeneere
Manhattan Beach
Colum
Mem
Denver & R Grande
Michigan Central
Erie Seco
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Norfolk New Jersey
Oregon
Stl
San F
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Besseseeee
Northwest
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Uol Coal
Ontario
Sete Eerseee
California
Railroad Matters
West Michigan
Buffalo
Rochester
Alabama
Great Southern
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Meridian
Shreveport
Akron
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Washington
Bloomington
Ontario and
Decatur
St, Joseph
Ola Colony
Bristol
Brockton
Supreme Judicial Court
Ae Bee
United Kingdom
Froduce
Slee
Mid Uplands
Orleans
Britain
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Bremer
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Havre
Marsilles
Barcelona
Genoa
Trieste
Euiopcs
Egypt
Brazil
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United States Interior Boces
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Eese
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
Iloilos
Belmont
Pork Packing
Telegraph
Rio
United Line
Shippe
Toledo
Chicago Grain Market
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Atlanta
William Mulherin
Wiliam
Mulherin
Bockins & Co
Portsmouth
M Bennett
Richmond
H Pierce
H Pierce & Co
Unionown
Penn
Craw
Ind
Frank Reynse
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Washington St
Furniturbe
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Hollis Street
American & Foreign Patents
R.H. Eddy
State St
Kilby
France
RB. H. Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
George Draper
Milk Street
Ss. Huckins & CO
Borden Street
State St. Broom
Business Directory
J.S. Eastman
Liverpool St
East Soston
P. O. Box
Melrose
KR. M. Curtis
Boylston St
Lamprell & Marble
Commercial St
Ubay
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal St
Ar Ea Solicitor
R. H. Foldy
Beac & Beef Packers & Curers
Chas. H. North & CO
North Market St
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
Uptucco
Harvey C. Page
Tremont St
Common Wealth of
Probate Court
Anne
Cogswell
Said County
Aaron RB
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