Money Market Quiet as Rates Drift Lower in Boston
Boston money market shows limited demand with rates easing at the clearing house to 4 percent. General mercantile paper quotes 4 to 5 percent while corporate paper sits around 4 to 4 1/2 percent. Local banks offer 5 to 5 1/2 percent on collateral loans as market activity edges higher.
Dividend Declarations From Regional Firms
Illinois Central Railroad declares a semi annual dividend of 3 14 percent. Merchants Mill Company Fall River proclaims a 2 percent dividend. Globe street railway Fall River announces a dividend of 2 dollars per share. Salem Gaslight Company declares a 3 percent dividend payable June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Merchants’ Mill Company
Fall River
Globe Street Railway
Salem Gaslight Company
Boston Stock Exchange Bond and Rail Prices July 23
Listing of bonds and securities traded on the Boston Stock Exchange on July 23 with closing prices. Includes Gen-Vt 38, Cent Vt5s, Mex Cen 4s, Rutland com and pref, Oregon 5S L, Cal & Hecla, and various railroad, mining and land companies with bid and ask ranges and closing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T&sfepl SB
Cai So, Inc
Co Inc
Do Inc
Cbs Ntiweusecs
Ee & Lake Chaorec
R &N
Boston& Aib
Boston & Lo
Cambridge H
Chi & E F
Cal South
B&q
Nis NE
Oregon
Uoreg Trans
P,gtp & C
Rutland Com
Rutland Pref
T, C& SL
POG
Ccwanue Wis Cent
Agpinwall
Borton Water P Aloucz
Ccce-Ve
Cal & Hecla
Ce Quincy
Ism
Am Bell
Cccs
New England
Seeeee Sam Store Ser
Crescent and Townsfolk Catalog of Sales Listings
Old catalog page lists multiple vendors and items with prices and measurements. Entries include JCO Crescent products, American Electric Mfg Company items, Walland Hd CuMt equipment, Bruns Ships Berth, McKay Heeling Mach, Erie Telephone gear, Gay Dynamo Electric machines, and others with scattered series numbers and section marks. The fragmentary OCR preserves vendor names and rough product lines rather than complete descriptions or totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JCO Crescent
Biwcusel
Ccse
Quincy Mid
Ccvcesceevess
Bruns
Erie Telephone
Gay Dynamo Elec
Market Report on New York Money Rates Stocks and Bonds
New York July 23 Money on call easy at 1% to 2% with last loan at 2% and 2% closing. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 5. Bar silver 95%. Sterling dull at 4.85 to 4.86 for 60 day bills and 4.874 for demand. Rail road bonds dull but firm. Texas Pacific strong. Stock market after 2:15 p.m. modestly more active led by St Paul, though overall list dull. Transactions totaled 165,383 shares with notable blocks in Delaware & Hudson, Louisville & Nashville, Lake Shore, Manhattan Elevated, and Texas Pacific. Closing quotes mixed with minor advances in some issues. Western Union up 1% and Consolidated Gas down 1%. Northwest ern debentures up, Ohio Southern down slightly, Utah Southern and Texas Pacific listed among movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
Corporation
New York
Bell Telephone
New England
Atchison
Central Massachusetts
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Eastern
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Rutland
Wisconsin Central
City of Worcester
Maverick Bank
Boys
United States Circuit Court
District of New York
Clarence H. Venner
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
District of Kansas
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Trust Company
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas
Atchison Company
Wenner
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Galena
Ill
California Southern
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Oregon Transcontinental
Chicago & Eastern
Cambridge
Boston & Albany
Congress Street House
New York & New England Company
Hartford
Connecticut Supreme Court
Danbury
Connecticut Court
New York & New England Railroad
Associated Press
Connecticut
Wall Street
Wisconsin
Ogdensburg Consolidated
Consolidated
Vermont
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacifics
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Louisville & Nashville
Omaha
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
Texas & Pacific
Utah Southern General
Mining stock prices listed for California exchanges
The San Francisco market shows closing prices for mining shares including Best & Belcher Bodie Consolidated Eureka Consolidated Holmes and other firms. Stock values are provided alongside the day’s trading summaries with multiple misreadings shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Bodie
Ccccese Obodousa
Eisai Aeicsbeusus Ee Gon
Cala
Seccrose
Eureka
Cccesevs
Good & Curry
Creditors Meet as Davis Sacker & Perkins Estate Debates Pay Rate
A Boston insolvency hearing for Davis Sacker & Perkins adjourned to review a 25 cents on the dollar offer. An accountant estimates a 100 cents on the dollar possible, based on surplus and prior drawings, while the firm questions the accountant’s competence. The committee may order renewed accounting as other creditors report assignments and failures, including Wier missing liabilities, Patriot Printing, and a German iron mill suspension amid rising trade pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis, Sacker & Perkins
Haverhill Street
Boston
East Cambridge
J. B. Richardson
Citizens’ Bank
Worcester
John Gardiner Curtis
Samuel Davis
Davis
Joseph D. Buxton
Hornellsville
N. Y
T. E. O’ Keefe
Richmond
A. D. Kirkpatrick
Bloomington
Charles R. Smith
Middle Street
West Fourth Street
William Wier
Newton Centre
William Paul
H.W. Crowell
Newton
Wier
Patriot Newspaper and
Woonsocket
R. I
Ferdinand Remus
Dortmund
Westphalia
Germany
Rhenish
Hoyt, Fogg & Denham
Portland
Randall & Dugan Machinery Company
Cincinnati
H. W. Huogees
Old Customer Under a New Name on Danbury Road Scheme
The Wall Street News notes the New York and New England stock was linked to a Danbury to Twenty-Third Street Second Avenue connection. The piece recalls 1831 discussions with Gould Field Sage, argues the plan would divert local and freight traffic away from existing New Haven routes, and says the Danbury project is visionary and risky for the New England road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street News of
New York & New England
Danbury
Fishkill
New York
Twenty-third Street
Second Avenue Road
New York City
Ublic
Messrs
Gould
Field
Sage
Boston
New England
Saze
New York & New Haven
Hartford
New Haven Road
H Haven Road
Wallstreet
New England Road
Good Railroad Management and the Fitchburg Line
General Superintendent Adams and his staff oversaw three special G. A. R. trains for California on the Fitchburg road. Twenty five Pullman cars plus baggage and smokers ran on three tracks, with depot crowds watching every move. Despite intense activity, all trains departed on schedule, the 4:32 p.m. start and the 4:40 p.m. express back on time, with no interference to regular service. The Traveller praises the flawless organization as one of Boston’s best railroad operations in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Fitchburg Road
California
Waltham
Boston
Freight rate fight over cotton goods fourth class status
A New York dispatch reports the trunk lines classification committee met with Commissioner Fink to consider dry goods traders requests. A North Adams way bill shows priory goods in cases charged 35 cents per 100 to Chicago and 40 cents to East St. Louis, 40 cents per 100 less than New York rates on the same routes, the explanation being that North Adams is outside the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fink
Merchants’ Committee
North Adams
Mass
Chicago
St. Louis
Priory
East St. Louis
Lexington Men Petition Gates at Grade Crossings
A group of Lexington residents and local figures pressed railroad commissioners to install gates at grade crossings with the Boston and Lowell line. The railroad argued gates would force gates at all crossings toward Boston, advocating instead for a survey and potential grade separation if feasible. Hearing adjourned to August 4 at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Railroad Commissioners
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Beeujamin F. Brown
A. W. Bryant
R. M. Lawrence
E.G. Porter
Webster
Walter Bloggett
L. A. Samuel
Mellen
Railroad
Boston
Figgman
Railroad earnings and asset sales in mid 1880s notes
An itemized 1880s railroad finance roundup reports June earnings rising by 256000 in Pennsylvania, a Central Ohio proposal to fund 2500000 with annual interest savings of 37500, and Judge Gresham confirming the Louisville Evansville and St Louis sale for 760000 to bondholders with 262000 cash and rest in bonds. It also notes a wage request by New York New Haven Hartford freight brakemen denied, a Sandy River bridge purchase from Maine Central for Cumberland Mill Stream at Fairbanks, and several railroad earnings figures for Milwaukee Lake Shore Western Oregon Railway and Navigation Louisville Evansville and St. Louis with monthly and year-to-date totals and decreases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Beal
Sandy River Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Cumberland
Fairbanks
Property transfers and mortgages across Boston area including Charlestown and Chelsea
A long list of land and building transfers records deals on Melville avenue Hancock street Columbus avenue Auburn street and more. Payments range from $1 to $25,000 with dates in June July and March. Mortgages and discharges note releases involving Estabrook Foster Bradford Cotting Woods Nichola and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Avenue
Charles W. Jamson
Clara Belie Wheeler
Hancock Street
Alden E. Wiles
James F. C. Hyde
Catherine Ueward
Auburn Street
Winthrop
A. Warner Burrill
H.C. Dow
Atlantic Street
Charlestown
William Murray Et
Warren Institution For Savings
Monument Square
Albert Gates, Jr
William H. Keal
Walnut Street
Walnut Avenue
Chelsea
John M. Campbell Et al
William Gerriso
Marlboro Street
Timothy Corey
Eben Hutchinson
Gordon Street
Daniel L. Lord
Ernest W. Roberts
Washington Avenue
Boston
Julia A. Ricé
Guardian
Frederick C. Savage
Webster Street
Jennie M
William V. Vaisley
Ellen F. Murphy
Michael F. D’ Arcy
Chelsea Street
Warren A. Reed
East Boston
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Citizens’ Mutual Insurance Company
Henry Baldwin
Saunders Street
Brighton
Pierce Quirk
Parsons Street
Michael Lyons
David Collins
Lincoln Street
Alister L. Wells
L. Florence Webster
Franklin Street
Eliza M. Estabrook
Malvina S. Thayer
J. Frank Perry
Rebecca K. Foster
Ephraim F. Moulton
Said Moulton
Mary Jr. Bradford
George Miles
Said Miles
Ransom C. Taylor
Ephraim Lissner
Said Lissner
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Nationwide Advertisements
Baltimore H S Lobe of Grattan Mitchell Co and many others advertise footwear across cities including Boerne W H Canier Craw Charleston M C ONeill Cincinnati S H Phipps Chicago H L Morrill George B P Dodge Phelps Dodge and Palmer Creigh Defiance J A Holmes Easton Mr Nightingale Fort Wayne J Redlich Crutcher Starks Fort Worth Dallas E H Lewis Grand Rapids G R Mayhew Kansas City M Hardman Knoxville J D Cowan Lexington S Bassett Geo E Spencer Benjamin Weller G P Ross Mansfield B F Keiser Maquoketa A Heffelfinger S J Thomas George KR Whitehurst Philadelphia D S Ogden H B Hanford Buck Buck Bros St Louis A L Bryan W B Taylor Chase Hannah Lay Tre Hannah Lay Am Wm Hahn Cohen Zanesville C Brendel Craw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
S Lobe
Grattan, Mitchell & Co
Ads
Boerne
Canier
Canier Bros
Craw
Charleston
O'Neill
D O'Neill & Sons
Creigh
Cincinnati
H Phipps
Mabley & Carew
Chicago
Ill
L Morrill
George B P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
M Fargo
H Fargo & Co
Corsicana
Tex
H & J Redlich
Oraw
Frankfort
J B Wright
Crutcher & Starks
Fort Worth
Dallas
E H Lewis
Lewis Bros
Grand Rapids
Mich
R Mayhew
Kansas City
M Hardman
Par
Knoxville
Tenn
J D Cowan
Cowan, McClung & Co
Lexington
S Bassett
S Bassett & Son
Lexington, Ky
Geo E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Benjamin Weller
Weller & Payne, E
P Ross
Mansfield
F Keiser
Maquoketa
Cravens & Frank
Heffelfinger
Norfolk
S J Thomas
S J Thomas & Co
George KR Whitehurst
Philadelphia
Penn
Terry
Bunting's Sons
Quincy
Heintz
Savannah
38 Buck
Buck Bros
St. Louis
Bi Smith
Tre
G W Brown
Brown-Desnoyers Shoe Co
St Louis
L Bryan
Tiffo
Steady U S Market Report on Grains and Meats
The flour market stays unchanged while corn and oats firm. Butter and cheese hold steady, eggs firm with last quotes, and beans in good demand at old quotations. Seeds, hay, potatoes, poultry, tallow, sugars, pork, lard, and fresh meats show little to no change from prior quotations.
Flour and Grain Prices in New York Market Report
The flour market remains dull with little business as buyers meet actual wants. July 23 price quotations show various flour grades from fine at 2.60 to high-grade patents near 5.15 per barrel, with corn and oats prices firm and settlements higher. Grain inspections list several carloads of steamer mixed corn, No 2 white oats, and rejected white oats, while rye and millfeeds publish jobbing levels and export remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
New England
Lamson
Calumet & Hecla
Huron
Quincy
Allouez
New York Commercial Bulletin
New York
Ilige
Minnesota Bakers
New York Roller
Michigan Stone
Michigan Roller
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Canada
New New York
Market Rundown Butter Cheese Eggs and Fruits Chiefly Steady
The butter market shows no change with Western creamery supplies ample and Liverpool quotes at 41s 6d while Chicago butter remains firm on fancy grades. Cheese stays quiet with Western flats at 7 7 1 2 c and New York dairy prices rising for fancy butter, Eastern creamery at 1s 20c and extra firsts at 16 18c. Eggs weaken but then firm in parts, with Eastern firsts at 14 1 5c and Westerns near 14c. Norway beans steady, potatoes plentiful with unchanged prices, and assorted fruit and vegetables listed from California to Savannah shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
New York
Norway
Savannah
California
Vermont
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
Island
Bush
West
Timothy
North
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Norfolk
Provisions Hold Stable As Pork And Beef Prices Show Mixed Demand
There is no change to note in pork and lard with firm demand for pickled meats. Fresh beef remains quiet at quoted levels while other fresh meats show dull activity. Detailed price list for pork and lard, beef sections, fresh beef and other meats outlines varied rates for cuts, types, and weights across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton Market Quiet as Quotations Steady Across Regions
The market shows a quiet tone with steady quotations for middling uplands and gulf. Liverpool futures opened steady and closed quiet across multiple delivery windows while New York futures opened easy. spot market opened and closed fair with notable American sales and receipts at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Markets by Telegraph. Commodities and grain prices across cities
Wheat and flour mixed with declines in grain futures across New York Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis. No 2 red wheat quoted around 75c in Chicago while Milwaukee lists 74c and Detroit notes steady wheat. Prospects for corn, oats, rye and barleys show varied movements with pork and lard standings mixed and butter firmer as output and receipts shift.
Cotton Markets July 23 Augusta and port stocks mixed
Net receipts and sales across major ports show varied activity with New Orleans and Philadelphia firm while Savannah and Charleston report quiet markets. Consolidated weekly totals reveal bulk shipments to Great Britain and the Continent, stock at all ports around 255 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Lée
Memphis
Mobile
Savannan
Charleston
Wrilmington
Norfolk
C. Philadelphia
C. Balttimore
New York
Continent
E.oy
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Cattle Market Sees Mixed Rates as Receipts Rise in Chicago
Cattle receipts 5700 with shipments 6500, market strong and a shade better. Shipping steers trade from 3.75 to 5.35, stockers and feeders 2.31 to 2.35, cows and bulls around 1.75 to 3.75, through Texans firmer, deer 2.50 to 3.85. Hogs receipts 15,290 shipments 6000, market strong and a shade higher, closing weak rough and mixed 4.20 to 4.95. Sheep receipts 4000 shipments 500, market steady natives 2.43 or 3.60, Texans 2.25 to 3.25, lambs 4.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat market nerves lift after heavy St Louis receipts
A late private despatch reports heavy wheat receipts in St Louis at 220000 bushels causing market nerves. August trade fell a cent then recovered to close up one cent as bulls sold out, with export loads and No 2 spring wheat supporting a cautious rally. Corn remained steady to slightly lower. car receipts and tomorrow's projected arrivals listed, signaling a cautious but hopeful market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
St. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Outlook and Prices
Chicago reported a weak wheat tone with corn opening at 42 1/2 to 44 1/2 cents. Bears eyed a 5 to 7 1/2 cent drop for wheat as selling intensified, then the market steadied to around 76 1/4 cents. Receipts topped one million bushels. visible supply up 2.5 million. Export demand from New York buoyed prices. August wheat remained active at about 75 1/2 cents and corn at 41 1/2 to 41 3/4 cents for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Bears
New York
London and Liverpool Grain Prices and Havana Market Report
Foreign markets report steady wheat and corn values with firm English markets and quiet Paris conditions. Liverpool receipts show strong corn demand and mixed wheat quotes with notable price levels. Havana notes sugar weakness and a suspended sale due to buyer seller dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Havana
Matanzas
Financial market quotes from London fix
London July 23 Consols stand at 101 United States bonds yield on 4 1 4 s 11438 Atlantic and Great Western firsts 4816 no seconds 15 Erie 334 do seconds 1015g Illinois Central 1403 Mexican ordinary 3234 St Paul common 954 New York Central 10933
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Fitzgerald to Take Post as District Internal Revenue Collector
John E. Fitzgerald will assume the office of the collector of internal revenue for this district around August 1. He will leave the fire commissioner post with regret, noting the civil service law reduced solicitations for new positions, while in his Dew office he feared being pestered by applicants with no vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fitzgerald
Collector of Internal Revenue
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Invites Praise
A speaker notes Miss Jones is a beautiful girl troubled by catarrh that makes her unwelcome. The dialogue ends with the suggestion that Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy would have cured her condition, preventing the critiqued burden while praising the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Steamer Bavarian-88 laden with varied goods in port entries
In Liverpool and several ports a long list details steamer Bavarian-88 and Palestine cargoes including wool bales salt ash soda ash carpeting machinery and many packages from Barings and partners. The inventories name dozens of firms such as Baring Bros Co Pierce and Co Austin & Eddy and Richards Briggs alongside multiple consignments of sugar molasses canned goods and pigments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Baring Bros & Co
Austin
Nicho
Linder & Meyer
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Richard Briggs
JS Paven & Co
Austin & Eddy
Moors & Co
Adams & Clark
Horace, Partridge & Co
Nickerson & Miller
Jones
McDuffie & Stratton
Leigh & Co
Kiley & Grey
Catter
Dinsmore & Co
Abram French & Co
Dame &Co
Morey & Co
Old Furniture Koopman & Co
Lee & Shephard
Mdere Birch Bros
Brown Bros & Co
Beach & Co
Gass Hills, Turner & Co
Stone & Downer
Liverkpool
Palestine
Barloy Bros & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Baum & Co
Pray, Sons & Co
Williston, Knight & Co
Fox Tenner
Haley & Co
Codman & Hail
Goldsmith
Plene & Co
William Bureess
King & Co
Sugden
Bris & Co
Horace Dutton
Kendall, Karrow & Co
Scythia
Baring Bros &Co
Jackson
Gisss Baring Bros & Co
Fuller, Dava& Fitz
Saxonville Mills
Clark, Sawyer & Co
French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Crump & Low
Lineus Baring Bros & Co
Smith & Dove Mans Co
Moise Wright
Parker & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Booth& Co
Clement & Soule
Noyes, Campbell & Co
James Phillips
Dreyfus & Co
Kendal
Barrows§& Co
Sears
Warren & Blanchard
Jace Shoninger
Moses& Co
Machinery City Machine Co
Wraskeil
James Skinner
Khew & Sons
Pierce & Co
Malloy
Little, Brown & Co
Moses & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Revere Rubber Co
Thomas Scrot
Riley & Gray
Toucey & Sons
Jordan Marsh & Co
Hanlon & Co
Hiram Whittington & Co
Caton Bros & Bixby— Ldoshoes
Henry H Tuttle & Co
Ordway, Kimball & Loring
Murray
Lowe, Donald & Co
George Bridge
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Noyes Bos
Uoraffini
Larrabee & Co
Haring Bros & Co
Bira & Co
Blakeslee & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co
Walpot
Wentworth & Co
Baeder, Adams
N & Co
McCarthy
Bartlett & Co
Laula Wolfsco
Codman & Shurtliff
R H Whitest Co
Cesk
Tilden Tourper & Co
Brunoe Durrell & Co
Tilden Shurber & Co
Hart & Young
Sheplie & Co
Jackson Wendell & Daniel
Schoerhof
Gregory & Brown
Henry B Jones
H Davenport
Isssues Shepard
Norwell & Co
Camner
Jones & Co
Morse
Wilson & Co
Hovey & Co
Mayaguez
Elsie Cronan
Molasses Whitney, Pousland & Co
Bates & Barnet
Sagua
Barflent
Henry L Gregg
Cienfuegos
Brig
Merry Bele
Tierces Molasses FE Atkins & Co
Barbadoes
Kentine
Palmer
Boston Sugar
UIBO
Themis
Gossler & Co
Matanzas
Schocter Noreima
Nash
Aulding & Co
Yarmouth
Ellis & Co
TJ Jones & Co
G Hall & Co
Clemen's & Co
Cardenas
Otter
Whitney, Pousiand & Co
ST Johns
Mary L Dunn
Whitney Pousiana & Co
Clementsport
Gold Hunter
Delong & Seaman
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
Merrimack
Arthur & Co
Bowies & Co
Cutler
Hinckley, Ayers & Co
Hutchinson & Co
Mead & Co
Rockwell & Son
Russell & Co
Winsor & Son
Shumway & Co
Maritime Goods Listed By Halifax and Quebec Ports
A Halifax listing records cargoes from Sch Crossley and others with 1250 barrels corn meal and oil, while Belleveau Cove and Meteghan note flour consignments. St Pierre shows Mary Eleanor carrying bricks, bread, beer, butter, canned goods, hardware, and various household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Crossley
Belleveau Cove
Blythe
Meteghan
Bess
ST Pierre
Miq
Mary Eleanor
Total Receipts of Staples at Port July 23
The port’s total receipts from all shipments on July 23 compare with the prior year across staples including cotton bales, wool, flour, meal, wheat, malt, rice, millfeed, tallow, pork, lard, butter, oleo, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, velvet, and other items. The table lists quantities in bales, bushels, boxes, cases, and packages for each commodity, with year over year figures shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusch 'Ns
Comparative Weekly Receipts Ending July 25 Port Table
The table lists weekly receipts of staple commodities at the port for the week ending July 25, comparing 1886 with 1885. It covers cotton bales, wool, flour, butter, oats, wheat, rye, corn, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, beef and pork products, lard, hides, tallow, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and more with quantities in bales, boxes, barrels, bushels, tons, and bags. Strong entities include port, years 1886 and 1885, and numerous commodity names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moicas
Secese NG Scross
OXER
DOXEF
Kips Bales
Movisets Védies
Molasses Blis
Receipts From Friday Listing Railroad Freight Hemorrhage
Receipts note extensive consignments across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Boston and Providence Old Golony New York and New England with wool bales flour corn oats wheat malt and other commodities, plus leather hides and dairy products, totals varying by line. Wards show numerous units such as bales, bushels, boxes, tubs, and casks recorded for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Hay—S
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fragmented OCR Sanity Check From Time and Numbers
A jumble of times prices and codes includes references to Woburn Winchester and Sun. Readable items show numbers like 8.55 4.45 5.95 9am 1.5¢ 7.28 7.4 12.42 and 10.15 77 11.5304. The block resembles a damaged data snippet with scattered figures and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SON
Wilmington
SUN
Weainut Hii
Stoneham
SUN Kexw
Ork . Fhawm
Fea
N. Sun
Woburn
Winchester
Het
Trains from Boston to Manchester Concord NH and Nag railroads
On and after June 28 1886 trains depart Boston from B and L depot to Manchester Concord NH and Nag railroads at 7 80 8 30 Ex am 12m 1 Ex 3 5 30 7 pm Sundays 1 pm From B and M depot at 7 30 am 12m 5 pm Returning times listed Supt HE Chamberlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord RE. KR
Boston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Nag
B. and
LSD
Vnl
HE. Chamberlin
Maine Steamship Schedules From Haymarket and Causeway Stations
List of ferry and steamer departures from Haymarket square and Causeway street stations to Bangor St John Halifax Eastport Calais Lewiston Manchester North Conway Portland Rockland Castine Bar Harbor Machiasport with times on weekdays and weekly from various Maine destinations including connections to Portland and Halifax. Includes schedules for Grand Trunk and Knox and Lincoln Railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
ST. Joan
Halifax
Provinces
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
North -Haymarket Square
North Conway
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln Railways
Trains and Schedules for June 14 1986 Local Lines
On Monday June 14 1986 trains run from Boston to New Work Shore Line Fast Express at 10:00 am daily and 1:00 pm return, with Sunday 10 am. New York Shore Line Mail departs 2:00 pm Sundays, return 1:00 pm Sundays. New Work Steamboat Stone ington Line 6:30 pm Sundays excluded. Providence times listed with multiple departures and returns. Notes include Mansfield delays and adjustments to specific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallman
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Central Vermont R
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
Ss. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Central Massachusetts
SUN
Boylston
So. Clinton
Berlin
Hudson
SEN
Het
Hockbottom
Bet
Fall River
Newport
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Shore Line
Providence
Pawtuacket
Dodgeville and Ville
Cear
Hoxbury
Hmightlwsu
Meturn
Ewes
Stoughtom
Canton
Stoughton
Mt. Hope
New
Shure Line
Mansfield
A. A. Folsom
Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
Boston & Providence R. KR
West
Syracuse
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Troy
Saratoga S
Saratoga
Matland
Breehanicville
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner, Baladwinville and Athol
Orange and
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royalston and Erving
Wrest Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zear
Bardwell’s
Charliamont
Hoosac
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmontana Weewedioy
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
Heturn
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Randolph
Return
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Bee Turn
East Bridgewater
Whitwan
South Weymouth
South Duxbury
Marshfield
Coastal Railboat Schedule and Stops from New York to Cape Cod
J R Kendrick, General Manager, outlines a complex nautical timetable involving New York departures and multiple intermediate stops including Newport Fall River Taunton Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach Weymouths Plymouth Seituate Marshfield Duxbury Hyannis Wareham and Falmouth. The schedule specifies varied return times and day restrictions with notes on connections by boat from New York and limited service days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
Taunton
Fall River
Brockton
South Braintree
Way
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Seit
Wareham
Boston Nanan
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Money Market
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Wilson W. Fay & Co
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Del
Denver & Rio Grande
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey Central
NY Central
Ecess
Ohio & Mississippi
Ontario & Western
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Evansville
Reading
St Pau
St Paul & Omana
Mississippi
Ohio & Miss
Ontario and Western
Oregon Transcon
Oe Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Ccercee
Padama
Cccsseccere JG ‘P
Pulman — Resevedd
Adams Express
Alton
Terre Haute
American Expression Air Line
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern Canton
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ichmond & Au Ao
Richmond & Danville
Ar Or Alton
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Gucane Bar & Quincy
A. Island
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
San & Cleve
Cleve & Colum
St Paul
Dela Hudson
Csesss
Pant
Minn & Man
del. & Lack
Seencanecesse
Wabash
St L& Pac
Fort Toa Do
Sseceee
Houston &Texas
Waite Barwa
Illinois
Ind
Bloom & West
Kan & Tex
Lake Erie
TO & Nashi
Louisville and
New al
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Metropolitan
Milwaukee
LS & W
Minn & St L
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Norfolk & W
Pacific
Northwest
Chic
Wchd Eer
Hocking Valley
Denver & R Grande
Do West
Pac
North Western Consols
Oregon Nav
L & San F Gen
M'‘G
St Paul Consols
Suieeeshoe
St Paul, Ch & Pac
So Pac Cal
Eae We Caress
Colorado Cen
Homestak SA OO
Ontario
Hale & No'cross
Stannards
Con Cala& Va
Moulton
Tale & Norcross
Holmes
Railroad Matters
Miscellaneanus
Pennsylvania
Central Ohio
Lake Shore and Western
Macreo
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Suffolk County
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Manila
Iloilos
Porto Rico
Cuba
Beacon Light
Ceeen
ISI
Telegraph
Minnesota
City
Petroleum
United
Bais Mess
Tierce
Speller Quiet
Barney
Detroit
Hastern Exchange
Toledo
St, Louis
Burley
Commercial
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Fy Express
By Sea
C&ss
Medical
Humphreys
PRICE
Abphreys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St. N.Y
Fulton Step Bo Bo
Humphreys’ CO
Fulton St
N.Y
Pitt Bros, & CO
Fruit Merchants and General Produce Agents
Grocers’ Hall
America
Railroads
Montreal & West
Bostore
Tilton
Nis
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
Montreal
Plymouth and Way
Warren
Haverhill
Woodaville
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountains Division
Northern Division
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsic H.R
Fabyan
Bethlehem
Jefferson
White Mountain
N. Hi
Keene
Peterboro
Hillsboro
M. lHet
Ret
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Nashua
Billerica
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M. Sun
College Hill
Met
Winter Aili
Mhet
Rmet
Bedford
Her
Orenin eSeae Tbs
Arlington
Nashua Junction
Lon
Lucius Tuttle
Gen
Pase
G’r
Ae Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Belmont
Waverly
Stet
Weverly
Agen
Coaste
Fall River Line
Old Colony Station
J.R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Boston and
Maine
Boston Station
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Dover
Danvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Georgetown
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Lawrence
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Malden
Medford
Melrose Highlands
Merrimac
Ao Andover
Newburyport
Wakefield
Wibhington
Oatland
Amesbury
Beverly
Everett
Ae Ee
Lynn
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Peabody and Danvers
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
Saugus
Swampscott
Wrenham
Wolfeboro
Lynn and Way
Portland, Bangor, ST. John and
Erm
aVia Saugus
wWorkingman
eVia South Reading
Point OF Pines
Oak Island
Sunays
Wit ‘Oak Island
Suniays
T. Furber
Jd. FL Landers
Boston & Providence R. Fd
Ue Steree
Hebron Return
North Attleboro
Sharon
Ist
Foxboro
AR Paw
Am Rm
Meadville
Ge Park
Baye
Don Hillis
Eos
Oedkry Gaon Eturn
Hlope
Ularen
Ont Hille
Dedham
Moturi
New York West
Fitchbore Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Otewe
Scituate
North Scituate
Cohasset and
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Wantasket Beach
Braintree
Wollaston Heights
Harrison Square
East Milton
West Quincey
Mattapan
Milton
Neponset
Avia Neponset
Hetarn
Ashmont
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Mreturn
Yantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Province
Town
Barnstable
Hyannis
Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Buzzard’s
Mattapoisett
J. R. Kendrick
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