Money Market Steady as New York Upturn Backs Rates
Boston May 29 reports money market steady with firmer tone due to New York improvement. Time loans 3 4 to 4 1 2 percent. prime paper 2 1 2 to 3 4 percent. call loans 2 3 percent. Clearing house loans 2 percent. New York funds premium 17 to 25 cents per $1000. Bank statements show slight changes. surplus reserves up by 29 425. total reserves 105 141 100. Foreign exchange strong. Servia sails with 1 750 000 in gold bars. additional 500 000 ordered by Kidder, Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Clearing House
Sterling
Servia
Europe
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Market Summary Signals Westward Confidence in Granger Rally
New York financial markets show a firm close with Erie, St Paul and Lackawanna leading gains as insiders boost purchases. Northwestern and Omaha stocks rise amid strong European demand while government bonds stay quiet but firm. total transactions reach 15,082 shares helped by W S Lawson & Co commentary on bold West earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Financial
New York
Sterling Exchange
Erie Securd Censels
Erie
Northwestern
North Western
Omaha
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Lil
Consolidated Gas
Poe
Lakeshore
Louisville
Nashville
Hocking Valley
Lake Shore
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Jersey
Central
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Oregon Navigation
East Illinois
Denver
Rio Grande
Houston
Texas
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
New Orleans
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Ohio Central
Atlantic and Pacific
Knoxville
Ohio
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Charles Bridge
W. S. Lawson & Co
Taro
Fragmentary Bank and Rail Line Listings from Historic Ledger
A mangled OCR page lists banks, railroad lines, and manufacturing firms with scattered figures and dates. Entries include National Banks, Boston Gaslight, Connecticut River RR, Worcester Nashua RR, and Atlas National Bank, with scattered year markers like 1894 and 1902 and various monetary values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Redemption
Second National Bank
Webser National Bans
Washington Mills
Oid
Boston, Concert and Montreal RR
Middlesex Horse
Metropolitan Horse RR
Connecticut Hiver RR
Lousatenic Railroad
Hartford and Conn
Western RR
Boston Gaslight CO
Cescenscscreceeseesees
Eenex Company
Eseaee
Cleveland
Eeesseeeseee
Colum
Spring
Cina
Worcester
Nashua
Leavenworth
Csannaxeckese
Merchants’ National An
Atlas National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Massachusetts National Banks i
Suffolk National Bare
Middlesex Mer
Atlantic Cotton Miles Oscee Sashxndewan
Oregon and California Railroad Company Ledger Summary
A historical ledger listing assets and liabilities across multiple rail entities, including Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and Northern Pacific Railroad Company. It notes shares, lands, and bonds, with totals such as capital stock, bills payable, cash on bond, and various construction costs. Signed by AH SMILH as President on May 3, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Oregon Improvement Company
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Miwaukee and Lake Winnebago Railroad Company
St. Paul and North Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Iron and Steel Company
Ences and California Railroad Company
Oregon and California Rairoad Company
Cas
Schedule Shakeups Open New Trains and Timetables
Old Colony lines announce earlier summer timetable changes with new local and express trains to Campeilo Fall River Taunton and South Shore routes plus Cape Cod Vineyard services. Boston to Wood’s Hall North Cambridge and Sunday cross Boston New York trains planned. some lines adjust connections at Pemperton Landing and Old Colony House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Campeilo
Boston
South Braintree
Fall River
Newport
New Bedford
Taunton
Massachusetts
New Expres
Middlepore
Brockton
Cohasset
Marshfield
Conasset
South Duxbury
Cape Cod and
Vineyard
Cape and
Wood’s Holl
Wood’s Hall
Buzzera’s Bay
Nantasket Beach
Pemperton Landing
Old Colony House
Old Colony Railroad
Jefferson’s
Hudson
Keene
Waltham
Lawrence
Lowell
North Cambridge Junction
Bedford
Lexington
Providence
New York
New Haven
Bartford
Railroad Earnings Show Mixed Five Month Results in 1836
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad and coal and iron companies report five months ending April 30, 1836 with gross earnings up $889,108 but expenses rising $1,025,571, yielding a net earnings decrease of $136,471. The data covers lines including Texas and St Louis Indiana Bloomington Western New York Ontario Western St Louis and Pacific regions with multiple May and June entries and varying totals.
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New York
New England
York
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Incinnati
Orleans
Providence
Galveston
Petroit
Cleveland
Plis
Memphis
Columbus
Hartford
New Haven
Pcotia Vos
Sprefield
Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
N.Y
Texas
Jan. L
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Jan
Indiana
Bloomington and Western
Long Island
Ontario and Western
van. l
Ceees
Dogeaece Entsene
ST. Joseph
Grand Island
Alabama
Great Southern
Jam
Alton
Terre Haute
Vicksburg and Meriden
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific
Cossers
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Coal and Iron Companies
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Louisville and Nashville
Lake Shore
Michigan
Boor and Shoe Buyers Across Cities
A list shows buyers and firms in multiple cities including Baldwin & Freming in Athens Georgia Gramling Spalding Co in Atlanta W W Draper Draper Moore Co in Atlanta H A Brown T W Bardydt Co in Burlington Lester Co in Binghamton J B Drake M Drake Sons in Charleston C W Marks Craw Chicago Brooks Bros D C Wallace Wallace Sloat Seixas Cook Seixas G Oebmng Jenning Johnson in Chattanooga R E Walker W D Robinson Davenport S P Bryant JP Bryant Co in Davenport Indiana firms E Branham McKee Branham Hendricks Cooper Indianapolis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin & Freming
Tre
Atlanta
John K Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Co
Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
Burlington
H A Brown
Bardydt& Co
Binghamton
G H Lester
Lester & Co
Charleston
J B Drake
M Drake & Sons
Chicago
Marks
Craw
C Brooks
Brooks Bros
C, Wallace
Wallace & Sloat
H _L Seixas
Cook & Seixas
Chattanooga
Tenn
G Oebmng
Oenniig & Johnson
Detroit
Mich
R E Walker
Robinson & Co
Davenport
S P Bryant
JP Bryant & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
E Branham
McKee & Branham
W K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Market Report Notes Mixed Farm Prices And Grain Prospects
Flour remains in the same condition. Goods go slow, and prices are unchanged. Corn is unchanged, both in tone and prices. Oats are a little easier. Other grains are unchanged. Butter is dull, as is usual on Saturday. Demand is light. Cheese, eggs and beans remain about the same. No change to note in fruit, seeds, hay and potatoes. Native grass is lower. Maryland peas are higher. There is a weak market in spring lambs. Sugar market is firm, granulated is lower at 6c. The chief of bureau of statistics reports April exports at 54,017,118 and imports at 57,364,853, versus April 1885 exports 2,869,672 and imports 48,799,398, showing export gain and import rise. Nine Dakota counties report 20–45% higher wheat and corn acreage, implying record grain yields in South Dakota. New York Commercial Bulletin notes few copper ingot sales and nominal prices. Balti more and Arizona quot ed at 9c. Iron market firm for first-class iron with prices 18 for No 1X foundry, 17 for No 2X foundry, 16 for gray forge.
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Maryland
Chief of Bureau of Statistics
Dakota
South Dakota
New York Commercial Bulletin
Baltimore
Arizona
Bulletin
Gray Forge
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Iran
New New York
Boston
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
California
Northern
Vermont
East
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Bush
Messina
Valencia
Palermo
Port
Aspinean
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
Red Top
West
Jersey
Maine Central
Profifes
W Bush
Bermuda Co
West Fe
Telegraph
Orleans
City
Vic
Porto Rico
English Island
Vierce Reef
City Extra Indianeses
South America
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Louis
Providence
Dry Goods Trade Shows Steady Tone Amid Mixed Demand
The market remains steady with fair demand for spring and summer goods. Print cloths slip slightly late in the week while 56x6s hold at 2%c. Gress ginghams quiet. plain seersuckers moderate. fancy seersuckers steady with solid demand. Woolen wear and calicoes show limited activity. blankets receive fair orders. more fall and winter woollens ordered. Global spindle totals rise with Europe at 65,750,000 and U S at 18,375,000 in 1885, reflecting steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ieas
Europe
United States
England
Market News Flour and Produce Prices and Receipts
The flour market shows dull activity with weak demand as buyers hold back and corn and oats vary in tone. Prices for oats and flour types are listed with settling quotes and on call bids, while butter cheese eggs and beans show mixed receipts and stable or changing prices in New York Boston Chicago and Liverpool markets. Cargoes and fresh produce like berries cabbage and bananas are noted with weekly receipts and upcoming shipments.
Market Reports Show Pork Trade Firm As Beef Keeps Quiet
Provisions indicate trade strength in pork products with prices rising for long cuts and backs while fresh beef demand remains dull. Hindquarters and muttons are weak, forequarter trade slightly better, and spring lambs soft. Pricing lists cover pork, lard, bacon, and various fresh beef and lamb categories with regional and cut specifics.
Mixed Cotton and Market Report from 1885
The article outlines quiet cotton trading with nominal quotas for mid uplands and Gulf. Liverpool futures close steady for May through November deliveries, while New York futures open dull but end very steady with 46,600 bases sold. Spot cotton priced steady, sugar and molasses markets quiet, oils mixed, and pipe line certificates noted with minor fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Markets by Telegraph May 29 Cotton Flour and grains mixed
Cotton remains quiet firm and steady across uplands and Orleans. flour and wheat trade uneven with large receipts and exports reported. Prices seen for rye, corn, oats, pork and lard vary by city with general dullness in some markets and firm tones in others.
Wheat market strong after early steady open
Special despatch from Chicago reports a sharp wheat rally as open bids failed to hold. Buying by Stevens Singer and Cudahy regulars drove prices to 75 and then 75 1/4 cents, with July closing near 75 1/4. Exports on the day reached 500000 bushels and weekly total about 1,759,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warner
Seaboard
Market opened strong as rumors fueled yesterday's depression
The market showed initial strength with good demand for sorts and long accounts. Cudahy absorbed all July offerings by noon. Reports from Dakota noted only half the late seeding wheat had sprouted. Export pushers numbered 25 000 via Boston. Bearish sentiment persisted though some bears covered, suggesting possible bull activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Dakota
Boston
Marketso
Cotton Markets May 9 Report From Major Ports
Net receipts and stocks listed for Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville Consolidation show varied activity with dull quiet steady and firm tones. Exports to Great Britain coastwise and stock levels are detailed for each port along with ship ments and sales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
C. Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Continent
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
London and Liverpool Grain and Market Notes May 29
Commercial report details wheat and corn activity off the coast and in passage with dull to steady tones, California and Michigan wheat prices, Liverpool breadstuff and corn quotations, and Havana sugar stocks and freights. Financial markets show mixed bonds and rail securities with a London and New York trading backdrop.
Shipping Ledger Shows Wide Range of Goods Across Ports
A verbose list records cargoes from Liverpool to Charlottetown and other ports. Items include wine, woollens, books, machinery, linens, tin plates, onions, potatoes, and various perishables. Several firms such as Grout Warren & Blanchard, J Farley & Sons, Seaverns & co, and F H Odiome appear cited for multiple consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Raving Bros & Co
Hingeley & Co
Grout
Warren & Blanchard
Zenas Sears
Woolens Kendal, Barrows & Co
Bartlett & Co
Jas F Malien & Co
Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Nichols & Farnsworth
Lowell Machines Shop
Moise Houghton, Mifftin & Co
Revere Rubber Co
Moors & Co
H Roofe & Co
Noyes, Campbell & Co
Wright Manus Co
Merrick Thread Co
Chase & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Marshall, Son & Co
Schoenhof
Qgumner, Jones & Co
Wellington & Co
Saxonvill Mills
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Everett & Co
Farrar, Simpson & Co
Billie Steel Brown, McClure & Co
Forbes Lithograph Co
Cales Nalis Baring Bros & Co
Farley & Son
Kennard & Co
Torney& Sons
Hollender & Co
Cass Woollens
Tfeo
Hewins & Hollis
Chas Lawence
Seaverns & Co
Hf Tulley & Co
T&t
Ware & Co
Gardner
Gilmore
Pierce & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Ja&wn
Bird& Co
Snow
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Stone & Downer
Baldwin, Bros & Co
Cumiuner, Jones & Co
Moors & Cot
Brigham
Stowell & Co
Dupee
Robinson
Ives, Bellamy & Co
Haley & Co
Smith & Byram
Brown, Durrell & Co
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
French & Co
Pierson
Nexman & Co
Pope
Hampton
Blake
Picton
Arizona
Crapund
Pei
Julia Franklin
Rockwell & Sons
Harvey, NB
Stevenson
Port Acadia
Howard
Hall & Co
Port Antonio
Port AU Princes
Solario
Stevenson Port AU Prince
Clara J Wilbur
Georgetown
Pet
Agalia
Hathaway & Co
Sen BY
Crosby
Cow Bay
Margaret L
Odiome
Baracoa
Barkentine
Odiorne
Charlottetown
STAPLE GOODS RECEIPTS FROM MULTIPLE RAILROADS
Freight receipts list extensive quantities for cotton wool flour corn oats malt millfeed and animal products across Boston and Albany Providence Boston and Maine Eastern Western Lowell and New York and New England railroads. Entries include bales of cotton bales of wool sacks butter eggs cheese beef pork bacon lard and other staples with numerous car and box counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Grand Jur
Providence
Old Colony Railroad
York
New England
Boston and Maine Railroad
Maine Hal'Troad
Lowell Railroad
Express
By Sea
Shipping list of cargoes from Atlantic coast ports
The record details ships and cargoes across Lunenburg Nova Scotia to Charlottetown and Port Hawkesbury. Sch Olifford and Sch Matilda carry salt beef meal coal lard and oil. Steamer Carroll transports beans flour meat corn meal and a wide range of goods including hardware farming items and fuel. Cargoes include eggs, vegetables, tobacco substitutes, and assorted provisions destined for Maritimes ports and neighboring islands.
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Lunenburg
Olifford
Arichat
S Irwin
Bennington
Cape Island
Matilda
I Balifas & Pic Ouns
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pel
Carroll
Tignish
Pei
Canso
Port Hawkehesbury
Croasley
Brailroads Old Colony May 31 timetable for Boston to New York route
The notice lists weekday and Sunday train departures from Boston to New York via Fall River and Newport with numerous intermediate stops including Taunton North Easton Stoughton Randolph Middleboro Brockton Plymouth Hyannis Woods Hall and Cape Cod divisions. It names various return times and special conditions for certain branches and notes schedules ending with remarks by General Manager J R Kendrick.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Peturn
Coes Fall River
Taunton
Brockton
Eturn
New Bedford
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Osook
Whitman
Vaunton
Va Taunton
South Braintree
Way
Cohasset
Hinghans
the Weywmouths
Marshfield
Scituate
Hingham
Wall River
J.R. Kendrick
Boston and Nearby Rail Schedules Framed in 1886
A dense timetable lists trains from Framingham Marlborough Southborough Leominster Fitchburg and Boston with various departure and arrival times. It notes Sunday and weekly patterns, special services to Newton and Wellesley Hills, and references to Concord and Providence connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Marlborough
Eeeturn
Meee
Esa
Southborough
Leominster
Fitch- Northborough
Clinton
Berlin
Ered Hbertin
Boston
Pratt
Fitchburg
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Brookline
A.S. Hanson
Gen
Boston to New York Shore Line rail timetable changes 1886
A condensed schedule shows depots from Boston to New York with Shore Life fast Express and Shore Line Mail services. The revision, effective Monday April 5, 1886, lists departure and return times for multiple stops including Providence, Pawtucket, Canton Junction, East Foxboro, Sharon, Jamaica Plain, and Stoughton with seasonal Sunday adjustments and late-evening returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestum
Peovlpence Railuc
Soston
New York
Shore Life
Dam
Shore Line
Atecurm
Ifru
Steamboat
Stonington
Heturm
Providence
Beeturn
Pawtucket
Seturn
Dodgeville
Bebronville
Atttlebore
Nueva As
Pines
North Attiebore
Llipw. Hetard
Il Am
Mansfield
Iceturm
East
Foxboro
Atetarn
Sharon
Can-ton Junction
Headville
Siam
Ey de Pars
Mit
Hope and Ularen
Don Hills
Forest Bilc
Jamaica Plain
Boyletom
Xbury
Stoughton
Canton
Heturn
Paiers
Stow
Mt. Hope
Oeristel
Ma Ne
Anti Se
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Portlad
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Mey
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A Jones, Jr
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James B Riely
A Knox
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Lowenstein & Bro. Mobue
Alan H Vogel
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Buckland
Hoar
Bardwell’s. Charliemeat
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