Trade and Shipping Ledger Reflects Mixed Atlantic Totals
Reads like a market brief with net receipts and gross figures for ports including Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Louisville. Notes dull mid-use conditions, steady to firm markets, and stock levels across United States ports, plus consolidations with exports to Britain France and the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Baltimore
New York
Continent
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Mid
Yise
France
United States
Chicago Live Stock Prices Trimmed by Mixed Receipts
Cattle in Chicago mixed. fat steady to lower and gains elusive as receipts expand. Hogs printed lower with varied lots. packers and shippers report prices from 3.65 to 4.66. Sheep steady. natives bring 2.25 to 4.30, westerns 3.63 to 3.75, Texans 2.26 to 3.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn markets steady amid arrivals and U S grains
London reports light on coast cargoes with one arrival of Walla Walla wheat and corn, one cargo sold since last note. Wheat prices firm with American supplies and steady demand. corn firm with good demand. London prices list California and American wheats, plus local hides a steel market note, Middlesbrough pig iron seeing high offers but refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohin
Walla Walla
Liverpool
California
Tayerpool OG
Fdabs
Middlesborough
Imports and Exports. Imports Oct 19 1886 arc
Shipping and trade item listings from multiple ports detailing imports and exports. Contains vessel names such as Erie Annie R Storer Laura Brich and Borderer, cargoes including molasses sugar lumber plaster and canned goods, quantities in bhds bbls and feet, and destinations like Boston London Savannah Brunswick Windsor Belliveau Cove and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arroyo
Erie
Annie R Storer
Suear
Barbadoes
Sugar Boston Sugar
Hillsboro
Nash
Port Blakely
Chapman
London
Ene
Isid
Foreion
Windsor and Hautsport
Belvidere
Belliveau Cove
Recess Oct 19218N6 railroads and land transfers
Market data shows cotton, wool, corn, oats, and other commodities listed by the Albany Boston and Providence rail lines with quantities. Separate notice outlines real estate transfers and mortgages across Somerville Roxbury Dorchester and surrounding districts with dates October 1900s and amounts up to 151,000.
Transportation and commodity totals from regional rail lines
A fragmented ledger lists rail shipments for New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, Boston & Staine, and Boston & Lowell lines. It details bales of cotton and wool, flour, oats, corn, wheat, butter, cheese, apples, potatoes, leather, hides, lumber, and various boxes and casks, with numerous car and bale tallies and mixed units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ston & Albany Railroad
Suger
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Staine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Reilford
Express
Business Troubles Hit Street Amid Dissolutions
A flood of insolvencies and assignments sweeps through firms across Boston and New York. W R Whitmore reports heavy losses near 80000 and a firm dissolution tied to Mr Powers. Mill and leather goods debts surface with creditors offering settlements while assets are reappraised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Whitmore
HH. H
Powers
D. Cowan & Co
Lewiston
Awback
Bleake’s
Sabattus
Cowan
Sto.q
Hilliard
Edward T. Brightman
New Bedford
Eugene T. Ball
Worcester
SISCO
Joseph A. Hart
Boston
I. D. Rich
Bowman & Mann, Hanker Manufacturers
Canton
Canton Lumber Company
Cr. W. Cobb & Co
Ira F. Hicks
Middletown
Jacob Jacobs
Arch Street
Hardy & Co
Blackstone Street
George N Thomson
Cheorge W. Davis
Shirley
Cone
H. Prank
Elia Street
New York
Corrugated
Regimental Association elects officers for Massachusetts Volunteers
One hundred forty members gathered at the United States Hotel for a noon meeting of the Regimental Association of the Thirty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteers. Acting Commander Colonel Charles H. Taylor presided as officers were chosen: President Charles F. Shaw, first vice-president C. C. Nash, second vice-president C. C. Howland, secretary Bb. F. Kelley, treasurer A. M. Smith, historian George W. Powers, and company officers for A through K with names including William A. Tarbell and J. E. Bickford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteers
United States
Charles H. Taylor
Charles F. Shaw
CC. D. Nash
C. C. Howland
Bb. F. Kelley
A. M. Smith
George W. Powers
William A. Tarbell
H. C. Hobbs
J.E. Bickford
A. S. Byrnes
John Carnes
Russell
Charles Young
Sigsime H. Joseph W. Parker
David Cark
Twenty Four Hour Race Opens at Lynn Track With Armaindo Morgan
A small crowd watched at Lynn cycle track as the tandem tricycle twenty four hour record attempt began at 4 18 pm. W Morgan and Mile Louise Armaindo led the initial hour with 16 miles, followed by miles in later hours. Frazier lowered the one mile record prior to the race and Woodside posted a ten mile clocking in 20 minutes 15 and 2-5 seconds. Officials and sponsors listed from Memphis Nashville New York City and other cities.
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Lynx
Sprea
Lynn
Mile
Louise Armaindo
Charles H. Frazier
Woodside
Armaindo
Chace UW. Frazier
Fred Merrill
E. Wiswell
Story. CC
H. Annis
W. G. Foster
Bal Carroll
Pittsfield Treasurer Examinations On Street Railway Funds
In Pittsfield on October 19 the treasurer of the Pittsfield Street Railway Company faced state railroad commissioners over a petition by the president and local stockholders to produce books showing expenditures and receipts. The treasurer offered only memory based figures as the books were not presented. Local stockholders cannot obtain a statement and President Clapp refuses to sign stock certificates until stock payment is verified. The company has 10,000 capital, with 40,000 held in Boston and 10,000 locally. The hearing was adjourned to allow book production for inspection by officers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Copany
State Railroad Commissioners
Phinkett
Clapp
Boston
Whittaker Sets Long Road Bicycle Records in 24 Hours
S G Whittaker rode a fifty mile straight-away under AL C U rules recording 50 miles in 2 hours 41 seconds and 100 miles in 6 hours 1 minute 5 seconds. He completed 200 miles in 15 hours 50 seconds then stopped after 24 hours 6 minutes 0 seconds, surpassing prior 24 hour records by 41 miles and exceeding the track record for the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srawfordsville
Ind
S. G. Whittaker
AL C. U
Springfield
Mass
Ives
Meriden
Conn
Woman Arrested Over Mistaken Identity in Pittsfield Scheme
A woman believed to be Hattie Davis alias Seman and her brother were arrested in Pittsfield for obtaining goods by false pretences. The woman proved to be a sister of the wanted party, as officers based the arrest on a photograph. She allegedly planned to marry in a country town to obtain wedding gifts and vanish before the ceremony, with prior success in New Lebanon New York and Winsted Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringeleld
Hattie Davis
Seman
Pittsfield
New Lebanon
N.Y
Winsted
Conn
Boston rowers win three mile double scull on Lake Quinsigamend
In Worcester this afternoon the Boston pair Hlosmer and McKay defeated Toronto’s Enright and O'Connor in 18 minutes 2% seconds. The Bostonians led at the start and the turning stake, were overhauled after the first mile, then regained and finished one and a half lengths ahead.
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Worcester. Get
Lake Quinsigamend
Hlosmer
McKay
Boston
Enright
O'Connor
Toronto
Cabinet Meeting Without Lamar and Whitney
Washington reports the cabinet meeting with all members present except Secretaries Lamar and Whitney. Topics discussed included the Canadian fisheries complication and the scope and policy of the President’s annual message to Congress.
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Washington
Lamar
Whitney
Congress
Republican senatorial convention in Jackson Hall names Marden
In Jackson Hall on Oct 19 the seventh district Republican senatorial convention nominated George A. Marden with 45 votes while F. T. Greenhalge had 10, Charles A. Stott 2, and Solon W. Stevens 1. James W. Bennett elected to the State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrnn
Jackson Hall
George A. Marden
F. T. Greenhalge
Charles A. Stott
Solon W. Stevens
James W. Bennett
State Central Committee
Fréycinet Seen Likely To Forge Temporary Truce In Paris
Paris Oct 19 Thought M de Fréycinet can patch a temporary truce between the government and the majority but political opinion says the present ministry is doomed and cannot remain in power long to ed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Fréycinet
Mr Henry M Taylor and Miss Jeanstelle Hadley Wed at Home
Mr Henry M Taylor wed Miss Jeanstelle Hadley daughter of William Hadle at the bride’s father home 538 Chester square yesterday. A reception followed and the couple began a short honeymoon. They will reside at 246 West Newton street and be at home in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Taylor
Jeanstelle Hadley
William Hadle
Chester Square
West Newton Street
Baltimore, Chicago and Cincinnati Firm Names Appear in Ledger
A list of names with associated firms and cities appears, detailing creditors and trade houses from Baltimore to Mansfield. Included are W C Carroll Carroll Adams Co in Baltimore and T T Ramsdell OP Ramsdell Sweet Co in Brun, with entries for Adams Bloomington and Meis Cincinnati among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ads
Bloomington
J P Smith
RP Smith & Sons
Acs
Chicago
L L Ferriss
Ferriss & Co
J P Farnum
J P Farnum &Co
Chicarto
Greensfelder
Greensfelder, Rosenthal & Co
Fernandina
Fla
Briscoes
Swepson & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
E E McMillan
McMillan, Hlazen & Co
Tre
Mansfield
H M Weaver
HM Weaver & Co
Proposals for Steel Gun Forgings and Armor Plates
The Navy invites U S steel manufacturers to bid on producing gun forgings and armor plate for modern vessels. Bids must show capacity to supply all required steel or armor, with delivery timelines ranging from one to two and a half years. Separate bids for gun forgings and armor plates encouraged, with preference for earlier deliveries and domestic, if equal.
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Casem
AVY Department
Washington
United States
Navy Department
Congress
Ciis
Materi
Portich
BSI
Shane Ign
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
William C) Whitney
EXO Spuip-Wwall
Opfick
Washington, D.C
Postoffice
Boston
Mass
Tompkinsville
Statenlands
New York City
Postofice
Philadelphia
Pea
Rowan
Ss. Navy
Local City Firms Named Among Best and Reliable
The notice lists top local business firms including Electrotype Foundry at 26 Arch Street, Paine's Manufactory at 48 Canal Street, and several others. It highlights leading practitioners and major vendors such as Stereotyping services, Roll Top desks, office chairs, safes and iron works, and burglar protection products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Street
Boston and Albany rail timetable offers from Boston stations
Local timetable lists Boston to Albany and Springfield routes with multiple through and express trains. It notes departure times from Boston driven by the Boston and Albany railroad, with connections to South Framingham, Albany, Springfield, Chicago, and New York, plus sleeping and drawing room cars and varying service daily and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston
Spring Field
Pucafield
Albany
South Framingham
Spremge
Tas Dea Wits
Foorl Ours
Syracuse
Springfield
XpPress
TV Albans
Battfate
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Worcester
Buffalo
Poltedo
Chicago
Baffalo
Niagwera Falls
Pittstic da
North Adams
Contivetal Chatham
Bludson
Palmer
Ware
North Grafton
Awwesebore
Ds Debe
Lod
South Wille
Cordaville
Axe
LRO
Mord
Saxonville
Natieh
Woellesion Dyce
Bvetllestey Bilin
Newton Lower Palle
Auburndale
Tidov
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
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Baneuil
Awiy
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Adlaton
AMS
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Brooklines
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Caine
Bo Gay
Cypress Street
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Newton Highlands
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St. 8
New York Central
St. Bowie
West Shore Railroad
Troy
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Treenfield
Old Colony Trains From Boston to New York and Cape Routes
Schedule details for weekday and weekend trains from Boston via the Plymouth River and Fall River Lines to New York and return, covering Ashmont Cape Cod routes, connecting with Provincetown and Wellfleet services, with specific times, intermediate towns, and seasonal variations.
Fragmented OCR note with scattered figures and times
A garbled ledger like record lists times prices and codes such as 7 oO 2.20 40 6 6.50 17.b4 8M and 12 Me 2 3.49 5.65 6.15.0 11 10 St AM. Ret 68.0-42 7.08 7.40. Mentions Billerica and references to times AM PM and partial date markers. readable content is minimal and disjoint.
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Marlbor Oy
Marlborough
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Fayville
Eckos
Leonister
Eb.x
Pitchburg
Duston
Wid Bane
Minster
Eero
Ayer Junction
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Watertown
Asie Bee
Boo. Ayeal
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Somerville
Be BO
Bt Ou
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Baldwi
Ware River
John Adams Gen
SMG
Seston
New York
Pall River
Fall River
Ashmont
Sturn
Barnstable
Mounnis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Braintree
Bridgewater
Siloy
Reepurn
Gooey’ S
Ray Wsows
Brockton
Plath
Reba Beg
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Onset Bay
Wareham
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Meturn
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Marshite
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Mattapan
Ailiftem
Bako
Mattanan Gol
Totty
Milton
G. Bas
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Neponset
CPA
Pty
Mattapoisett
Comesis
Middlehord
Clue HS
Nantucket
Woods” Ffoili
Woods Hall
Pel Tito Bermen
Laos
Bok
Pu Bernsen
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Seavai Abt Stoughton
Randolph
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Deans
Tor Ty Catdolpy
North Easter
Pat
Stoughton
Plymouth
Gay
Weymeonth
Gop
Aee
AW Hitmit
Wood's Hall
Weel
Poe Lee
Lorth
Shawmut
South
Aunton
Central Station
Whitman
Geville
Metarn
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Valle
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Aease
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Time table excerpt with extensive station schedules
A dense rail timetable from Lawrence listing departures and arrivals across multiple lines with numerous times. Names like Mell en Euclius and various station references appear, indicating a general schedule page for local and long distance trains with notes on where to obtain full information.
Boston Station Schedule for Tilton and New England Routes
Local and long distance rail service described from Station 6h Causéwax Street to Boston South Station with connections to Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction and Montreal. Sleeping and parlor cars to Montreal from 7 PM train and to various northern and White Mountain Division points. Local Boston Manchester Concord Keene Peterboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Concord Wilton Milford Amherst Nashua and Greenfield schedules with multiple daily departures and limited weekend timing.
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Soslgh
Causéwax Street
Washington Street
Old State House
RAE Rougeservecr
Boston
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Villace
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
Newport
St. Fohnsbury
Sherbrooke
Euchec
Ches Lee
Bristol
White Mountain Division
Puthian
Montreal
Vie Central Vermont RR
Viet Passinmpste
Hillsboro
Spat Sens Soo
Central Massachusetts R R Station schedules and depart times
Train schedule details show Oct 11 1836 commencements from Boston to Jefferson and Way Stations with numerous departures and returns. Notes mention stations Beffer son Oak date St Nz Latom Belmont Waverly Weston Sudbury and others, plus later Concord Manchester and NH routes with daily and Sunday times. Ges Chamberlin is Superintendent.
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Suppfolk County
Columbus Avenue
Elen Stanwood
Anna L. Green
Springfield Street
St. Huntington Avenue
George W. Nason
Lucy J. Campbell
Huntington Avenue
James M. Thompson
Maywood Street
Phineas W. Smith
Owen Nawn
Matthew M. Morris
George A. Cary
Comercial Street
Tutt’s College
Edward Sands
Commercial Street
Auburn Street
Henry Daniels
Mary A. McCaffrey
St. Webster Avenue
Franklin Savings Bank
Patrick Canny
Webster Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Horace R. Crane
Joseph AW. Robinson
Hereford Street
H. Walter Roby
Sarah A Hill
Concord Street
Willian J. Loveland
Harriett W. Dean
Dorchester
Joseph R. Pitman
Jacob Tottler
Back Street
Rockwood Puffer Et al
Lorenzo Maynard
Stanwood Avenue
Boug
Nancy A. Wright
Edward P. Nightingale
Sydney Street
Menry Humphreys
William H. Dyer
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Jonathan French
Samuel Moe
Waunbeck Street
James N. Thompson
Warren and Howland Streets
Samuel Ss. Campbell Et al
Mills Street
John B. Baker
Austin D. Miller
Rebecca R. Morse
Dennis Street
Frank R. Perkins
William R. Devitt
Wyre Park
Institution For Savings
John F. Metzger
Conrad Eiter
Benjamin F. Cobleigh
Beech Street
Orrin G. Moour
Nancy Rumbll
Circuit Street
John Pearson
Edwin Litchfield
Eustis Street
Oessa
Hatus
Las Bois
Erreen
Thirty-Eighth Regiment
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Jorgean
Armainde
Memphis
Tenny M Goodbar
E J Carrington
Goodbar & Co
Goodbar
Love & Co
Nashville, Tenn
J E Richardson
Richardson, Mason & Co
Shade Murray
Murray
Dpibrell & Co
J E Jacobs
Wallace Eliott & Go
Omani
F P Kirkendall
Reed
Jones & Co
Omaha
Messrs van Arnmun & Hart
Williams
van Armum & Hart
Craw
V Morse
Morse & Co
Portsmouth
R Tracy
C P Tracy & Co
Penn
George S Lott
Lott, Roberts & Co, Co
I Monroe
Monroe Bros & Co
Vittsburg
H Smith
St Louis
W Allen
Clatlin-Allen Shoe Co
C Walker
Fennent, Walker & Co
St Joseph
Noyes
Norman & Co
Toledo
W Bell
Lane & Co
J S Rovers
Dewey, Rovers & Co
Smith
Simmons & Peabody
Towanda
D Humphrey
Humphrey Bros & Tracy
Hosmer and
M’kay
Marden
Senate
United States of America
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Sens
Ginarp Stier
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Schuylkill Arsenal
Pacific Coast
Miss Budengton
Q.M
Busine
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Atch-St
Preene
Solerror
Lroads
Stonington
Massachusetts
Boston & Providence
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Corner State Street
Boston & Providence RR
Pee Hardson
Boston Age
A. Polson
Montreal & West
Vermont
Lowell
Fitchburg
Central Vermont R. RR
Moston
J. W. Hobart
W. Cummings
Gen. Pass
Ash St. Albans
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Keene Worcester
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Boston & Malhé Railroad
Aver
Nashua
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Clinton
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Taunton
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South Speier
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Boston Owl
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Lawrence
Vam
Temtre
Sete
Lee
Concord
Ion Station
Cerry Tse
Desma
Lexington
Ae M
BRATL
Cheshire
Central Vermont Railroads
Rutland
Gedensburg
Fiteburg
Causeway Street
Winmendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Wade Falls
Burlington
St. Johuis
Ogdensburg
Connie
Saratoga
Delaware & Wadson Canal Company
R. R
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Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Acta
Central Vermont
Points West
Pullman Palace
Carter Ruthand
Fall River Line
Gelb
Olony Stavion
Pelgreim
Brestol
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Olid State Meuse
Washington and
State Streets
JR. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Central
Boston and
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Jefferson and Way
Befferson
St Nz
Boy Latom
Boy Iston
So. Clinton
BSS
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Wayland
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