Union Pacific Markets Steady Amid Mixed Earnings Outlook
The Union Pacific stayed at 51 as The Wall Street News notes the carrier has not reached its fixed charges for the first five months of the year. Wheat crops in the eastern division show a poor year, with potential for weak second-half earnings. Bondholders appear more concerned than stockholders about the financial outlook.
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Union Pacific
Wall Street News
Jay Gould
Wisconsin Central Common
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Chicago
Schlessingerville
Wisconsin Central
Henry Alison
Edward Alison
Halver Olson
Edward Olson
Henry Olson
Wisconsin Central Company
Flint and Vere Marquette
New York
New Hogland
Americaan Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
New England Car Trust
New York and
New England
United States
Hartford
Shipman
Henry Hyde
American Trust and Loan Company
Simeon E. Baldwin
Franklin Chamberlain
Benham
American Loan and Trust Company
Prime Mercantile
Louisiana
Arkansas
West Shore
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Northwestern
Union Paciffic
Western Union
Louisville
Nashville
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Lake Shore
Commission
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Ottumwa
City Fells
Elizabeth
Lexington
Big Sandy
Erie Firsts
Ilty
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Missouri, Kansas and Southern Consolidated
Oregon Improvement Company
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Pennsylvania
Butter Cheese And Eggs Market Report
Receipts for butter and cheese show week totals with exports rising. Prices vary by region with extra northern butter at 11 to 17.5 cents and cheese around 7 8 to 7 4 cents for extra northern and western. Eggs and pork products are steady to slow with beef, lard, and hog prices listed for major markets.
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Extra Northern
Extra Western
Franklin County
Choice Dairies
New York
Liverpool
Dividend declarations from Boston Exchange US Fire Insurance and Minehill rail
Boston Exchange declares a quarterly dividend of 6 dollars per share. United States Fire Insurance of New York proclaims its centennial semi annual dividend of 5 percent. Minehill and Schuylkill Haven rail line declares a dividend of 175 dollars per share.
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Boston Exchange Company
United States Fire Insurance Company
New York
Minehill
Schuylkill Haven
Oil and cotton markets drift in steady trade notes
Oil prices show mixed moves with Centennal and Beacon Light at high tests while New York Petroleum limits trade near mid 90s. Pittsburgh market weakens before midday rally. Cotton in New Orleans and Upland stays steady with mid calf levels and futures closing dull as July to April contracts hover around 9.3 to 10.4 cents.
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St. Louis
Michigan
St Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
City
Southern
York
Choice Barney
Rye
Great Britain
France
Continent
Angoma
Charleston
Baltimore
Galveston
Memphis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Wilmington
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Savannah
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Pittsburgh
Thorn Creek
Do Orleans
London and Liverpool Markets: Bonds, Wheat, and Coffee Notes
London reports on United States bonds and Canadian Pacific shares amid steady wheat and mixed corn movement. Liverpool shows winter and spring wheat prices, California averages, and provisions, with coffee market data from Rio de Janeiro including weekly receipts and U.S. shipments.
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London
United States
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
California
Liverpool
Continent
United Kingdom
Rio DE Janeiro
Exchange
Market Prices for Cod and Related Fish at Cape Ann Advertiser
For the week ending July 9 1885 prices list codfish firm at 3 26, old and new bank figures, Nova Scotia shares, cusk haddock bake and pollock rates, boneless prepared fish, smoked halibuts and salmon, mackerel exports, halibut and herring quotes, trout and pickled codfish, pure medicine oil and fish byproducts, with varied weights and qualities. Notes include fresh halibut bank lots at 7 and 5 cents per ton and diverse prices across species and forms.
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Nova Scotia
Labrador
Round Shore
Cape Ann
Shipping cargo and crews listed for Atlantic steamer and schooners
In Annapolis Nova Scotia the steamer New Brunswick reports multiple consignments including 4 cases eggs for Mark Maslin 7 for Carlton & Sands and 35 for EE Randall among others. Barabadoes schooner E Merriam carries 388 holds sugar 97 bags and 13 pierces while Port au Prince schooner Alice Tarlton loads 540 000 ths logwood for Fowle & co.
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Annapolis
New Brunswick
Mark Maslin
Carlton & Sands
Randall
Fales & Leahy
Gay & Co
Green & Co
Drew, Wheelock & Co
George F Bent
Dodo ET Russell & Co
Butler
Ower Pierce
Armstrong
New One News Co
A& OW Mead
S Ellis & Co
Clements & Co
Barbadoes
Merriam
Port AU Prince
Alice Tarlton
Logwood Fowle & Co
Voyage cargo muster lists across ships in multiple ports
The list records cargo and goods loaded or carried by vessels in London Hayti Flores Cornwallis Bridgewater Balifax St John including Stockholm City Transit items such as chairs boxes lumber leather sacks oats hens butter cheese beef and various perishables. It itemizes quantities per vessel and port with numbers of boxes cases bales barrels and feet of lumber.
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London
Eng
Stockholm City
Flores
Burma
Cornwallis
Hope
Bridgewater
Ocean Bride
Balifax
Bng
American Union
ST John, NB
New Brunswick
Total Receipts of Staple Products July 9 Port Table
A table shows the total receipts of principal commodities at this port for July 9 compared with the same day last year. Figures cover all points of shipment and commodities in transit, reflecting changes in totals and market activity.
Historic Railroad Freight Ledger Entries for 19th Century Goods
A dense OCR list records freight shipments by multiple railroads including Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Maine Katiicad and others. Items span flour, corn, oats, hams, bacon, cotton, wool, malt, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, beans, potatoes, apples, leather, hides, calf skins, pelts, tobacco, lumber, rolls, bales, and various cases and crates. Quantities are given in bales, bushels, boxes, crates, cases and cars, indicating a broad portolio of 19th century inland freight traffic.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Boat
Virginia
Wilmington
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
St Domingo
New York
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cubs
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolong
Messina
Palermo
Baracoa
de Baracoa
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New Enzland Railroad
Donner Railroad
Maine
Katiicad
Maine Raurora
Lowell Railrroad
Peabody
Salem
Water Board Fisher Hill land deal opens in Brookline
The Fisher hill reservoir site in Brookline becomes the focus of a Boston water board probe. Testimony outlines purchase deals, price disputes, and ownership questions as officials seek fair compensation and lawful purchase methods. Fortunes, maps, and bid debates surface from witnesses as proceedings continue.
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Brackett
Messrs. Davis and Wightman
Fisher Hill
Hobbs
Bradford
Henry T. McClearn
Wilson
Baxter
McClearn
City of
Boston
Simmons
Avery
Dr. Blake
Brookline
Charles H. Drew
Brookline Water Board
Morse
B. F. Baker
Aspinwall Hill
William E. Nowlan
Osborne
Amos R. Benney
Witness
Fishers
Andrew J. Bailey
Mr. Simmons
Judgments by Court of Commissioners Alabama Claims
The court of commissioners of Alabama claims announces judgments with 4 percent interest. Entries list numerous cases with dates ranging 1862 to 1865, including judges for United States and administrators, amounts from hundreds to thousands of dollars, and multiple executors and firms involved. Prominent names include Demetrius Botassi, George P. Lawrence, M. A. Ramsden, Emeline P. Wilson, and others.
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James Phelps
William A. Hadenberg
United States
Demetrius N. Botassi
Rolli & Co
George P. Lawrence
M. A. Ramsden
William F. Hamilton
Richard Robinson
A. J. Trick
Seth S. Gerry
Alpheus Sherman
Leonard Richardson
Louis E. Jacobs
Frances E. Williams
William C. Burgess
Edward F. O’brien
Eaward KK. O’brien
Burgesss
O’brien
Dunbar Henderson
William Jordan
Samuel Watts
Levy B. Gilchrist
Granville Hovey
Edwin Smith
John N. Brown
Wim. Singer
Thomas T. Husson
Arthur M. Fales
Eben Burgess
Geo. N. Lawrence
Thomas P. Buress
Christopher Prince
Rue Hallowell
Ambrose Snow
Joseph Burgess
Snow & A
Leonard Are
Chas. H. Chase
Wm. Gibbs
Heber Richardson
Sills
J.thomas Vose
John
Jenness
Jacob W. Palmer
Benjamin Johnson
Palmer & Johnson
William H. Carsons
John J. Haley
George K. Jewett
Charles Haward
George Varney
Charles V. Lord
Charles Hayward & Co
Nancy R. Taylor
Thomas A. Taylor
Nantasket Illuminations Attract Thousands For Weekend Event
The illumination at Nantasket tonight will attract thousands of spectators from all sections. Hotel proprietors at the beach are ready to entertain the crowds. Nantasket steamers will make extra trips from Rowe's wharf and the Old Colony railroad will run special trains from many points to ensure comfort and safety. Reeves's American band and Temple quartette will perform Saturday and Sunday respectively. The two popular boat trips, 30 cents round, will run Monday and Friday of next week.
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Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Old Colony
Reeves
Temple Quartette
Ferris Fined for Contempt in Cincinnati Court Scene
In Cincinnati district court during the Cincinnati Northern road sale confirmation A A Ferris sought an intervening petition. Judge Foraker refused, Ferris accused him of personal interest, struck at the judge, and was fined $50 for contempt as other attorneys intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Cincinnati Northern Road
A. A. Ferris
Foraker
Baxter
Ferris
The Great White Mountain Route and Railway News
A sprawling overview chronicles the Boston and Lowell railroad as a public artery to White Mountains sites like Fabyan's and The Notch, praising its 1885 expansion to a 545 mile system. It notes palace car service, Pullman and Mann coaches, and a business model driven by attentive management. Also covered are a Houston receiver appointment for the Houston East and West Texas railroad, a Canadian subsidy bid to link Ottawa to the St Lawrence, Cambridge horse railway ridership, the Cincinnati Northern sale, and June earnings for the Boston Hoosac Tunnel line plus Hudson River freight transfers and a Brisbane-like station improvement.
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White Mountain
Boston and Lowell
Spindles
Boston
Lowell
White Hills
Fabyan’s
Bethlehem
Weirs
Winnipisaukee
Presidential Range
Washington
Sunapee
Mascoma
Pemigewasset Valley
Notch
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Houston
Tex
Masterson
District Court
Houston East and West Texas Railroad
M. G. Howe
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Houston, East and West Texas Railroad
Shreveport
Logansport
Paul Bremond
Bremond
McDougal
Cleman
John A. MacDonald
J. D. Pope
Waddington
Ottawa
New York
Cambridge Horse Railway
Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
A.S. Winslow
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Losdee
Ola Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany
Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic
Wentworth
Eastern Railroad
Fabyan House
White Mountain Notch
North Conway
Sea Shore Express
Arte Boston
Eers
George F. Thompson
Court Record in Plymouth Rock Steamship Case Sessions
In U S District Court on July 9 before Judge Nelson the Plymouth Rock Steamship Co versus Steamer Twilight and two other cases were resumed and unfinished. Three labels heard together concerning damages to steamers and personal injuries from the collision. Attorneys listed: F and E J Dodge for Stamford, L S Dabney for Twilight, W A Monroe for Frederickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Steamship Co
Twilight
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Steamer
Stamford
Catherine E. Frederickson
F. & E. J. Dodge
L. S. Dabney
W. A. Monroe
Frederickson
Court actions July 9 describe indecent exposure and liquor sale cases
In the central court before Judge Adams Harry Smith is held for appearance on indecent exposure in 800 bond. Foster Dean fined 100 plus costs for illegally selling intoxicating liquors and has appealed. In the South Boston court James Donahue is held in 500 for robbery of a coat from John Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Adams
Harry Smith
Foster Dean
South Boston
James Donahue
John Taylor
Insolvencies Reported Across Several Firms in Various States
Henry D. Rogers of Boston grocer failed and assigned to William A. Bunton. Affairs placed with a creditors committee for investigation. C H Gaffney of Gloucester filed insolvency petition. C Goodwin Edgar F Eaton card printer Northfield Conn failed assignment. McAneny and Windas Bayonne N J failed. G W H Gilbert Co Peoria Mich failed assigned to W W Hammona. W W R Woodbury druggist Danville failed assigned. A C Faust hardware Atchison Kan failed.
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Henry D. Rogers
Boston
William A. Bunton
Andrews, Parker & Bunton
C.H. Gaffney
Gloucester
Grocers
Bayonne City
N.J
G. W.H. Gilbert & Co
Potters
Peoria
W. W. Hammona
W.W. R. Woodbury
Danville
A. C. Faust
Hardware
Atchison, Kan
Morocco Manufacturers National Association formed in New Jersey
Thirty five members attended the Morocco Manufacturers National Exchange annual meeting in CArE May New Jersey. J Parke Postles of Wilmington presided as the group renamed itself the Morocco Manufacturers National Association. Officers were re elected and a seven member executive committee chosen. Next meeting set for New York on January 14.
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Care May
N. J
Morocco Manufacturers National Exchange
J. Parke Postles
Wilmington
Del
Morocco Manufacturers National Association
New York
Van
Tragedy After Accident Sparks Suicide in Silver Street
John Hines and Michael McLaughlin worked on building 122 Silver Street Thursday when McLaughlin fell and was seriously injured. Hines, thinking him dead, cut his own throat and died before noon. McLaughlin survived. The piece uses medical ad copy to promote Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments and melancholy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hines
Michael McLaughlin
Silver Street
McLaughlin
Hines
Wiow
Cushman Barrett and Dunlop Webster Marriages in Boston
Boston notices report two marriages on July 4. Frank H Cushman wed Emma F Barrett in a ceremony by Rev RB Moody. A second marriage, James P Munroe to Katharine Wingiek, was performed by Rev J L SGU RORLARGbOM at Amit, notable for its unclear location and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushman—Barrett
Boston
RB Moody
Frank H Cushman
Emma F Barrett
Dunlop—Webster
J L Sgu Rorlargbom
Amit
Say
Dr Staples
James P Munroe
Katharine Wingiek
Obituaries and death notices from Boston area July entries
Multiple notices report deaths and ages across Massachusetts towns including Melrose Highlands Watertown Ipswich Hoxbury Medford Roxbury Charlestown and Boston Highlands Names include Susan Gray Lisxis Gardner Leverett Gerow William Haley William Hodges John Lewis Anna Pedder Flora Whitehead and others with ages ranging from teens to 90s Funeral details noted for William Hodges and residence at 18 Church Street Lynn.
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Briggs
Melrose Highlands
Bannister
South Framingham
Katie H
W F Bannister
Daly
Watertown
John
Charles
Ray
Maine
Ipswich
Israel K Jewett, Jr
Lewis
Boston Highlands
Thomas M Lewis
Mass
John B Niles
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Palermo Oranges
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Reade Street
Samuel Bunting
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Market Street
B. L. Daw & CO
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Boose & 5
14 Exchange Place
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