Dull steady market with mixed rail stock moves and crops
The market showed little life with key moves in Mexican Central, New York and New England. Union Pacific fell on rumor of Adams resignation, while Gould followers predicted further declines. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy stayed strong. Denver area rails Amid crop reports, wheat prospects look favorable with high yields and quality improving.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Union Pacific
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Gould
New York Herald
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July 27 Brokers' Board Sales Report and Closing Prices
Figures show sales across multiple brokers with values for various securities and mining and railroad stocks. Ex-dividend notices appear alongside listed prices, volumes, and closing figures from July 26 and July 25, including Calum & Hecla Tamarack and Atlantic Min. entries with scattered quotations and percentage changes.
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Calum & Hecla
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Seneses
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Qblefhour
Bluston Mining Stulce Zachangr
TAMAR
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Seewcee Hoemmon
Tinssa Ae Sales
Bictest
Loewe
New York Financial Market Summary July 27 1886
Money on call easy at 1 2 percent closing at 1. Prime mercantile paper 4 5 percent. Bond market dull and steady with mixed shifts. large gains for New York Central and rivals amid West Shore lease talks. West Shore circular outlines foreclosure and reorganization terms with New York Central control prospects. Wheat and flour markets show slow demand and firm bids in several hubs. corn and oats mixed with slight firmness in some grades. volatility in rail and West Shore related securities noted.
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Exchange
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Central of New Jersey
Vanderbilt
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Chisago
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North River Construction Company
West Shore Road
West Shore Company
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New York Central and
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Reorganized Company
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Centennial
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New York—Petroleum
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Petroleum Spirits
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At&lgc
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Beerbohm
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Mark Lane
Paris
California
MIFING STOCKS RISE AMID CLOSING VALUES AND NAMES
Stocks listed include Gale & Norcross Moulton Ophir Navajo and Sierra Nevada Colorado Cen as market activity shows gains. Best & Belcher Con Cal Va also appear among tickers in a compact trading snapshot.
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Gorn Silver
Sncc
Gale & Norcross Moulton
Ophir
SaVage
Sierra Nevada
Colorado
Ises- Eves Best & Belcher
Cal & Va
Wheat Market Dull with Downward Pressure on Prices
Chicago July 27 reports a quiet market with wheat dropping to prior levels amid good northwest crop news and selling by strong parties. Corn receipts for tomorrow rise to 470 cars while demand remains solid. provisions start strong then ease with wheat weakness.
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Chicago
Messrs
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Emery & Hodges
No. 28
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Jiniy
Atige
Market report notes mixed fruit and produce prices
Hay and berries quoted as steady or ample with pears and melons in fair demand. Norfolk and North Carolina shipments noted. onions and potatoes steady. coffee, sugar, and oil prices given. Cotton futures steady with Liverpool activity. several fruit and nut varieties listed with current bid ranges.
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Georgia la Conte
Savannah
North Carolina
Norfolk
Bristol Ferry
Traffic and financial notes from Atlantic to Reading
London reports see-saw results with rail and sugar markets. Atlantic and Great Western firsts show mixed gains while Erie and Pennsylvania lead among rail stocks. German bank notes reveal 355000 mark rise in specie. Cuban sugar markets quiet amid premium on 60 day gold.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadien Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Havana
United
Maritime Trade and Cargoes Across Pensacola and neighboring ports
Listing of goods loaded and shipped by multiple firms including salmon berries lobsters veal sturgeon blueberries and fresh fish from Frank Atwood Seavey Clough Whitney Carlton Saunders and others. Vessels Schooner Sarah Potter Se Simons Ga and Flora Condon report lumber cypress shingles and salt tied to East Harbor and Pensacola regions with quantities in crates cases feet and pounds.
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Frank Atwood
Seavey & Co
Whitney, Clough & Co
Carlton & Saunders
Chapin Bros
Lamb
Hyde, Wheeler & Co
Myers
Simmons, Amsoen & Co
Shattuck & Jones
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George H Peters
ST Simons
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Glendon Co
East Harbor
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George
Downes
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Foreign Exports. Cape Verde via Halifax and Nova Scotia
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Cape DE Verde
Halifax
Lillian
Annapolis
Digby
New Brunswick
Yarmouth
Montebello
Sackville
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Siddarsha
Fragmented list of territories and possessions
A garbled OCR style listing various regions and territories including England Nova Scotia Miquelon Langley British Africa Australasia Madeira and the Argentine Republic. The text resembles an incomplete inventory of colonial or territorial names with numerous misspellings and nonsensical segments.
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Eccwes
Nova Scotia
Cccneceeveseces
Miquelon
Langley
Africa
Australasia
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Merchandise shipments of steam railroads and extroises in 19th century trade
A fragmented list records numerous consignments from multiple railroads and sea routes. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, oats, bacon, beef, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, tallow, tea, coffee, molasses, and assorted goods, with quantities and destinations across Boston and Albany, Providence, New York and New England, Five Coburg, Maine lines, Lowell, and other routes. The ledger-like excerpt highlights vast interregional trade activity and logistics by carriers and merchants of the era.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Jepetion Railroad
Providence Railroad
D Colony Railroad
New York
New Engiana
Fivcoburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Raiiroad
Peabony
Salem
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Pete Seees
Port receipts total 8 compared with last year
A table shows the total receipts of principal staples at this port to and from all shipment points including in transit, amounting to 8 dollars more than the corresponding day of the previous year.
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Froma
Creditors receive final dividend as bank affairs praised
In New York a large share of suspended bank creditors were paid their final dividend. The receiver reported satisfaction with the relatively good condition of the bank’s affairs. Also noted: Cook & Willey of St Johnsbury Vermont failed with liabilities near $3000. Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments. William Griffin vs Ephriam A Loud $5000 tort action.
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Wall Street Bank
New York
Cook & Willey
St. Johnsbury
Suffolk County
William Griffin
Ephriam A
Winter Hill station to be rebuilt for four tracks
The Boston and Lowell railroad will erect a new Winter Hill station opposite the present depot near the Medford street bridge. It will be two stories high with ash interior, brick outer walls, and stone trimmings. Two waiting rooms, a ticket office, and an elevator for baggage are planned, with four or more tracks to handle increasing travel and freight and to separate local and express service.
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Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Winter Hill
Medford Street
Boston
Court resumes trial over brig Celeste wreck insurance conspiracy
The indictment against the brig Celeste master and cargo owners for conspiring to wreck the vessel to claim cargo insurance is continued. The government case has not yet been presented.
Twilight v Stamford Libel Case Heard By Judge Nelson
Three libel actions against the steamers Erect Oider and The Twilight were heard with one personal injury suit by Mrs. Fredericksen. Closing arguments concluded and decision reserved. Attorneys F and E Dodge and S L Dabney for the steamers, W A Monroe for Mrs. Fredericksen.
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Erect Oider
Cruelty charge in U. S. Commissioners' Court
On July 27 under Commissioner Hallett Captain Collamore and a mate of the schooner Frank M. Noyes were held in 300 dollars for examination on a cruelty to crew charge. John McKay of Newton was held in 300 dollars for further examination on a charge of opening letters addressed to another person.
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John McKay
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Suffolk Probate Court Grants Wills and Admins July 27
Suffolk County Probate Court before Judge McKim probated the wills of Kimball B. Nickerson Patrick J. Neary Annie C. Robinson Bridget Duries John Kiley Louisa B. Field William B. Meloney Aaron D. Capen Edward Flaherty Catherine Callahan Joseph W. Torrey Martha Woolsey Edward KE. Livermore letters of administration issued for Elizabeth W. Gilpatrick Henry Collamore Thomas C. Keenan Henry Adams Sarah M. Mills Otis Baird Peter Tracy Lydia Newhall Andrew Dorr Frank B. Wheeler Lewis S. Davenport William F. Kean Mary Hennessey Amelia D. Jones Samuel Brown Helen E. Morrill Henry D. Chamberkayne Fanny Kelley Samuel P. Zanes and Robert Butler special administration for Martha H. Bancroft.
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Patrick J. Neary
Annie C. Robinson
Bridget Duries
John Kiley
Louisa B. Field
William B. Meloney
Aaron D. Capen
Edward Flaherty
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Joseph W. Torrey
Martha Woolsey
Edward KE. Livermore
Elizabeth W. Gilpatrick
Henry Collamore
Thomas C. Keenan
Henry Adams
Sarah M. Mills
Otis Baird
Peter
Municipal Courts July 27 Central and County Sessions
In central court Judge Churchill sentences Annie Quilty for fornication to one year reformatory. Arthur Gordon and Laura Meyers fined for fornication. Francis Breen idle and disorderly six months. William Arnold and James McCurdy fined for larceny. James Welch fined for assault on an unknown man. South Boston holds Henry Fenk for larceny. Charles Callahan fined for unlicensed dog. Michael Sullivan pleads guilty to larceny awaiting Aug 1 sentencing. Michael Norris held for superior court on stabbing charge. Brighton fines Arthur D. Lawrence for assault. Roxbury holds Edward Barrett for larceny and Mary Cunningham for assault with knife for superior court. Bunker Hill court fines Henry T. Brown and Daniel J. O Leary for assaults.
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John Leary
Trestle Collapse in Georgia Kills Two, Two Missing
In Muscadine Georgia the trestle on the Georgia Pacific line collapsed as a passenger train crossed it. Six people seriously hurt, two fatally. engineer Wm Barry crushed, Miss Smith and Geo Williams severely injured, two passengers missing presumed dead in debris. Nearby a Boston Lowell gravel train collision in Keene New Hampshire kills fireman Frank Carr.
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Executor notices list diverse estate actions and dates
Executors and administrators named for numerous estates appear with amounts and filing dates in 1864. Entries include Coit, Shepard, Learned, Bond, Budington, Rogers, Parsons, Haven, Church, Godchaux, Manheim, Lob, Bernhemier, Reymert, and others. Some items reference judgments by the United States.
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Julius T. Shepard
Asa W
Joshua C. Learned
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Richard Chapell
Albert G. Douglas
Charles S. Baylis
Sidney O. Budington
Jared S. Rogers
J. Parsons
Henry R. Bond
Henry P. Haven
Sarah F. French
Edwin Church
Leon Godchaux
Edward Manheim
Isaac Manheim
Samuel Schonwasser
Manheim, Schonwasser & Co
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Godfrey Lob
Solomon Lob
D. Bernhemier
Adolph Bernhemier
Leopold Bernhemier
Morris J. Leon
Cornelius Rose
George Schwedesky
Bernhemier Bros
Iron and Steel Production in First Half of 1885
The American Iron and Steel Association reports first half 1885 outputs and stocks. Pig iron total 2,150,816 net tons, down from 1884. pig iron on hand 692,916 net tons, up from 1884. Bessemer steel ingots 763,344 net tons, open hearth 68,838 net tons. Rails output 452,446 net tons, with declines versus prior periods.
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Philadelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Bessemer
Political notices and editorials on Cleveland era appointments
A collage of brief opinions and quotes from various papers on government appointments, corruption critiques, and political maneuvering. Mentions include ex-Congressman Mutchier, Barbiere, and John Roach bids, with references to Cleveland, Waite, Miller, Field, and Ghose. Also notes Gov. Hoadly, Smalley, and various consular posts.
Obituary notices of several notable figures pass away
Count Arthur Ernest de Trentinian the French general dies at sixty three. Dr Edward M Perry veterinary surgeon of New Bedford dies Monday July 27. James A Roberts of James A and George F Roberts firm dies at Bescon street Sunday July 26, long identified with leather trade. Rear Admiral Davis reports Vice Admiral Courbet died within three hours of peace with China. Captain Robert Dyer East Boston pilot dies July 26 age 53. J Winslow Peirce Arlington businessman dies July 26. Peirce held local offices and was active in Masonic groups and Arlington Knights of Honor.
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