Banks and rail lines in a sprawling financial ledger page
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous banks such as Atlantic Nat Bank and Freeman's National Bank with numbers, then shifts to rail lines, mills, and manufacturing companies. It then transitions to New York money and stock market notes, detailing prices, bond figures, and weekly share totals alongside rail and mining references.
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Amory
Great Falls
Hamilton
Hamilton Woollen
Lowell
Nashua
New England Glass
Pepperel
Sandwich Glass
York
Amoskeag
Appleton
Boston
Franklin
Manchester
Massachusetts
Androscoggin
Jackson
Lyman
Stark
Atlantic
Boylston
Continental
Freemans
Merchants
Old Boston
State
Tremont
Union
Webster
Everett
North
Suffolk
Maverick
Merrimack of
Rothschilds stock sale. Boston buyers purchase dry goods
In Chicago business circles last week the large dry goods stock of 8 M Rothschild was sold to Jordan Marsh Co of Boston. The report covers wool circulars from Geo W Bond & Co listing domestic stocks by market on Jan 1 and detailed U S and foreign wool holdings, imports, and production trends through 1885, noting growth in western territories and shifts in demand.
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Chicago
8. M. Rothschild
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Messrs. Geo. W. Bond & Co
New York
Philadelphia
New England
Texas
Colorado
California
South Georgia
Lake
United States
James Lynch
Territories
Ohio
Quiet Flour Market Shows Buyers Holding Off
Wheat and corn prices drift lower in Milwaukee Chicago and New York trading with receipts week totals in the tens of thousands. Prices vary by grade from Minnesota bakers to No 2 red and spring extras. Rye and barley steady to firm. butter cheese eggs show tight supplies with firmer tone in New York markets.
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Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
St. Louis
Illinois
Ohkio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
St Louis
Chicago
Missouri
New York
City
Detroit
Toledo
Itoleto
White State
Rye
Canada
Liverpool
Market Report From The Week On Commodities And Prices
Receipts for the week include 10,060 bbls of potatoes and large pork exports. Apples firm on firmer abroad markets, with No 1 winterfruit at $1.75. Nut and coffee prices steady, with various grades listed. Cotton futures remain steady, New Orleans middling at 11 1/4 to 11 1/2 c, Liverpool and New York activity mixed. overall market tone quiet to firm.
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Houston
Burbanks
Northern Rose
Hebrons
Peerless
Virginia
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
New York
Faneuil
Pembroke
Huron
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
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Tve
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C. Pittsburg
Fall River
Port Phillip
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New Zealand
Adelaide
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Baltimore
Charleston
London and Havana Market Wraps on January 24
In London, money markets show discount rates at 3 to 4 percent for bills and 3 to 4 percent for trade bills, with money easing. British funds firm, foreign funds lively, and railway securities mixed. Commodities: cargoes of corn steady, wheat in passage. Liverpool wheat quiet but steady, breadstuffs quiet. Havana sugar market opens firm with strong week, stock and exports detailed, U.S. shipments notable. Rates for U.S. dollars quoted with premiums for sight and 60 days.
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Boston Post
United States
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Hudson
Grangers
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Canadian Pacific
Central Pacific
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
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Western Trunking Association
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Ohio
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Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Havana
Matanzas
Havana Steamer Niagara 7500 Cigars From Samuel Boston
Hamburg Steamer Coningsby 15474 bags sugar reported by Gossler Co. Details terse reflect transit data with ports New York Boston and Hamburg in brief maritime cargo notes.
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Havana
Niagara
News York
Samuel
Boston
Hamburg
Coningsby
Gossler & Co
Receipts of Staple Goods by Regional Railways
A compendium of freight counts across numerous railroads and regions. Entries list bales and boxes of cotton wool flour and beef with quantities, including Boston and Albany Providence Old Colony Fitchburg Maine Maine Western Lowell and Peabody lines. Reading reflects extensive stock movement and storage of staples like flour, butter, cheese, pork, lard, tea, coffee, and hides.
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Atlantic Nat. Bank
Boston and Maine Railroad
Everett National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Waverhill
Alaboston National Bank
Connecticut River Rd
Cambridge Horse Hallroad
Cerseespecsene
Cincinnati, Sandusky
Cleveland
Highland Street & R
Metropolitan Rd
Cces
Norwich & Worcester Rd
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway
Worcester & Nashua RA
Chelsea Gaslight
Boston
Providence
Railroa’s
Vermont
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Lowell
Andover
Little Rock, & Fis
Scrip
Oss
North Pacific
Rairoad
Pueblo & Arkansas Val
Francis Henshaw & Co
Boylaton National Bank
Ccec
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Franklin Company
Lewiston
Great Falls Oe
Ceeam
Hamilton Woollen Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Jacks P Manufacturing Co
Lyman Mills
Eubeaakan
Clinton, Fitchburg & N.B
Chicago
Burlington & Quinccy
Eastern
N. H
Old Colony Sotivorgs
Pittsfield and
North Adamss
Portland, Saco & Wortsmouth
Railroad National Bank
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Secrsesereceressesauece
F and M Insurance Co
North American Imsurance CO
New England
Taunton
Concord
Montreal
Boston & Maine
Railroad of Vermont
Bur & Quincy
Eastern Rd
Fall River
Flint
Pete M
Little Rock
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Tex
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Ft Smith
Maine
Cccces
Ec News
Nashua & Lowell Rd
Great Falls & Con
Rutland
Cescocascpoceti Seceresy
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 24 Fort Today
The table lists principal staple receipts at this Fort from all shipment points for today compared with last year. Items include Cotton, Butter, Wool, Oleo, Flour, Cheese, Eggs, Oats, Beans, Wheat, Apples, Malt, Millfeed, Lumber, Lard, Hides, Tongues, Grease, Dry hides, Bacon, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, with figures for 1885 and 1884.
Mann Boudoir Cars Promote Exposition Travel 1885
Mann's Boudoir Car company announces full daily and double daily services linking Cincinnati with New Orleans, Cincinnati with Jacksonville, Chattanooga with New Orleans, Atlanta with New Orleans, and Baltimore with Cincinnati. Contracts have been made with Boston and Albany, New York New Haven Hartford, Baltimore and Ohio, Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, Wabash, and others. Additional routes include New Orleans Cincinnati, New Orleans Atlanta, Cincinnati Jacksonville, Cincinnati Vicksburg, New York Boston via Springfield, Chicago Detroit, Chicago St. Louis, and Cincinnati Louisville.
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Mann’s Boudoir Car Company
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railroad Company
Queen and Crescent
Fla
Vicksburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Wabash Railway
Louisville
Ohio and Mississippi
Mann’s Boudoir Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Court Ruling on Collision In Harbor Case
In U S District Court Judge Nelson issues a decision on libels arising from a collision in Boston harbor on August 24. The Nina Tillson’s owner sues Te and towboat Blanche for damages after a tow across the channel. Racilia’s crew acted to avoid, while Blanche is found negligent for lacking lookouts and signals. The Racilia is cleared with costs, Blanche receives an interlocutory decree for libellant.
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Nina Tillton
Nina Tillson
Boston
Chelsea
Racilia
Libellant
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M. Storey
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F. Goodwin
Superior Court docket list for 1686 to 3406 cases
First and second sessions before Judges Bacon Knowlton and others list numerous case numbers and parties including Folsom versus Hathorn James versus Paul Copp versus Metropolitan Adams versus Erlich Life Ins O Connor Walker versus Cheney Driscoll versus McKay Holt versus Freeman Goldsmith versus Beaton Hewett versus Carter Nash versus Hubbard Cassen versus Myrick Russell versus Woodruff Stimpson versus Boston Dixey versus Swett Chase versus Marshall Brown versus Houghton Cobb versus Lombard Pease versus Pierce Calef versus Carter Tasertin versus Greel wood Hovey and Crandon Pub Co versus Crandon Meloon versus Learned Andrews versus Whitney Johnston Hauill versus Biston Brossean versus Lynn Buston R R Co Stowe versus Geo Woods Emery versus Murphy and related docket entries for the Superior Court.
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Folsom
Hathorn
James
Paul
Copp
Metropolitan
Adams
Erlich
Life Ins. Co
O’ Connor Weer
Walker
Cheney
Driscoll
McKay
Holt
Freeman
Goldsmith
Beaton
Hewett
Carter
Nash
Hubbard
Cassen Ve. Myrick
Russell
Woodruff
Family doctor quips evoke a humorous exchange
From the Chicago Herald a lighthearted vignette shows a man asking for his family physician as a joke. The doctor, named Dr Smoothman, gives a punny reply about cold feet. The wife’s trust in the doctor is reinforced by the humorous exchange.
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The
Chicago Herald
George
Smoothman
Widower Nicholas Van Horn Marries 12-Year-Old Bride in Habersham
Nicholas Van Horn a quiet Habersham farmer and widower over 80 wed Miss Ivey a 12 year old girl during a ceremony attended by neighbors. The child sobbed and he comforted her with a fatherly pat and wiping tears with his large bandanna.
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Nicholas van Horn
Habersham
Miss Ivey
Form blindness and a curiously biased view
Angelina asks about form blindness. Mr Coattails defines it as a visual defect that makes all women appear of bad figure to a man walking with his wife. The exchange satirically critiques male vanity and perception in relationships.
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Angelina
Coattails
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