Money Market Report Sees Quiet Trade and Rising Bonds
The Boston money market Friday evening shows steady bank rates with New York funds at a premium. Clearing house activity is steady, lenders quote 6 to 6 1/2 percent, while calls and bonds show mixed yields. government securities and foreign exchange hold firm as shares edge higher on select issues amid broader easier money.
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Boston
New York
Eress
International Trust Company
Te Street
New York & New England
Atchison
Wisconsin Central
Union Pacifc
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, — & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New York Financial Market Summary Foresees Steady Session
New York financial notes show money on call quiet while government bonds edge lower and rail bonds hold firm. Stocks finish the day strong with St Paul leading gains and broad advances, supported by bull sentiment and improving demand for southern pacific and pennsylvania issues.
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New York
Paw
Lacka- Wiis
WS. Lawson
St. Paul
Pacims
Pennsyvivania Company
Angst i Esnecten
Venusylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Tordorraw
Shore
Beaver & Sons Park
Ulin Centei Didus
Orimans Pacifersa
Richmond & Danvil
Toledo
Peoria
Western Trust
Cleveland
Combis
Arkansas
Yodav
Railway Bonds On Slump The First Westward Issue
The report notes Oregon Short Line Railroad first bonds listed as Wie%e 6s due 192. Northern Pacific Railroad second issue Gold 6s due 1953 are described as outstanding securities with varying quotations. Investors track yield movements amid market shifts affecting these durable railroad issues.
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Oregon
R. R
Northern Pacific
Avante and Great Western firsts and rail names in list
A fragment lists rail lines and companies including Illinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania Reading and Pennsylvania with percentages and numbers. It reads as a partial timetable or ledger of names and figures without a clear narrative.
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United States
Shiv
Iinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvenia
Reading
Connecticut and Patsumpsie River Railroad Stockholders Meet
The Connecticut and Patsumpsie River Railroad Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting in Newport Vermont on the 5th of this month. The annual report shows receipts of 758,920.47 dollars, down 35,883 from last year, though gross passenger revenue rose to 26,260 tens compared with the previous year.
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Osee
TSAA
Connecticut
Fragmented financial report on rail line expansion and debt
The document outlines costs and revenues for a railway project including 471,948 pounds, 22 fifteen hundred tons laid during the year, rails from White River, and a raised authorized capital of 8,000,600 pounds. It notes bonded debt, stock issuance, and debt management, with details about dividends, expenditures, and ongoing construction funding.
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Sherbrooke
White River
Atte Sota
CCC
Neil Cai
Union Pacific expands routes with new line and ventures
The Union Pacific operates the Lincoln and Western route and a new North-Western extension toward Linwood Centre, running from Culver to Beverly with Salm valley service. A second project, the Manhattan and Marvelville line, 25 miles long, connects to Yoaha. Rumors persist of a Chicago extension via Randolph Point and Cameron. Construction began last December and ended six weeks later.
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Kensis
Joutial
Mejor C. B. Ginn
Latina
Lincoln & Western
Union Pacific
Min Cr Gumt
Salm
Anny
Culver
Bevery
Scott
Uniai Pacific Aso
Manhattan & Marveville
Yoaha
Clicaro
Tie Moser
Randolph Point
Cameron
Chicago
Guin
Cienco
Railway Rivalry Brewing Between Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio
The Philadelphia Record notes likely open conflict between Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads over freight and passenger traffic to New York. Each side clings to competitive advantages, with talks of pooling rejected and lines ready to press claims as rival routes seek dominance in the trunk line era.
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Philadelphia Record
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanin Railroad
Poiseivenia Radiroad
Intel
Gerdaybuc
Roberts
Péiusylvanuin
Baltunera & Unio
Baltmore & Ohio
Wisconsin Central plan to build line to Michigan mines
Trustees expose a proposed Wisconsin Central railroad link from near Ashland Wisconsin to Colby mines at Bessemer Michigan to secure ore traffic. Subscriptions offered to stockholders for 1500 shares with bonds and trustee certificates, aiming completion within two years and opening traffic to Penokee region.
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Phavis
Keawin
Abbott
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
C.F. Colny
Reid
Astwebb
Onionagen County
Mich
Wirmmeboshover Penckee
Ashland County
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
Ais
Colby
Bessemer
Penokee & Gogebit
Oe San Basseweet
EE Wahl oEes Abbott
Byeahohn A. Stewart
Bawin Jr. Abbott
Charlies L. Colby
Gowen case testimony barred on collusion claims
Philadelphia despatch notes the Gowen case court ruling to exclude testimony about collusion between the Pennsylvania railroad and the Reading Company reorganization committee. Freight rail developments across Dowdas Wyve and parallel lines included progress toward the Pacific coast with limited extension this year. Northern Pacific earnings surged, while several rail projects and inspections in Oregon, New York, and Boston were reported alongside shifting freight rates and capacity outlooks.
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Philadelphia
Gowen
Pennsylvania Ratire Mad
Reorganization Committee
Reading
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Chicago & Northwestern Raibway
Dowdas
Port Fetteran
Wyve
Chicermo
Shissouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Fairchild & Alississimi
Weady
Seal Division
Rue Shore & Wester
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Avenst
Goas
Monta
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe Xailroaé
Southern Pacific
Erapes
Chitexco
Siesete
Los Angeies
New York & New Ingland
Clark
New Yorks& New Eed
New York
Suparinal
New England
Central Iowa
Market Report Notes Mixed Commodities Steady
Flour unchanged corn firmer oats firm tone but quiet malt quiet with light demand millfeeds about the same Lutter firm cheese firm but quiet eggs steady with fair demand beans wet unchanged hav steady potatoes fair demand sweet potatoes in market trade fair good demand for truck provisions same as last quoted tallow firm quotations molasses quiet peaches strong today
Market Report on Flour and Grain Prices and Supplies
The report notes no improvement in Pous with gales confined to Syn lots and prices steady from last quotes. Corn remains moderate with firmer tones, oats show a strong trend though moderate. other grains largely unchanged. On sale market firm with a noted 2 2700 bushels sale and higher settler prices. Cash bids and futures quotes for oats, wheat, and cornmeal appear varied, with several car lots inspected and numerous grades specified.
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Oatsong
Ember
Boise
Minnesota
New York
Indiana
Southern Iilinois
St. Louis
Southern Lives
St Louis
Enrin
Wisconsin
Canada
Superior
Éalor Hegel
New No-New York
Gia Tae Lash
Market report on dairy and produce prices in steady trade
The cheese and butter markets are steady with Western creamery and Eastern creamery items quoted. Northern and Jersey extras show firm or higher prices. vegetables, fruits, and poultry receipts vary, while potatoes, hay, beans, and other staples move with steady to moderate demand and accumulating stocks at markets.
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Strienyv
Prades
Ide
New York
Wes Liverspoo
Virginia
Jersey
Taliow
Woon
Lika
Wet Northeim
Ziec
Mermont Creamery
Lea Ley New York Dairy
Lealoe
Lele Ly
Cheelse
Choice
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New
Williams
North
West
Houlton Beauty
Bulk
Hebrons
Bush
Agricultural and poultry market price list excerpt
A fragmented price list shows multiple farm produce items with quoted prices per bushel or pound, including cabbage, beans, beets, onions, corn, carrots, lettuce, peppers, and squash. Poultry and game prices follow, noting frozen and fresh options, with values in cents per unit and per pound.
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Jp Bush
West
Market Fruits See Slow Sales and Varied Prices
Apple demand is slow with most sales at 25 cents per basket and some fancy lots. Pears, cantaloupes, muskmelons, and plums show mixed activity with small sales and prices per crate or box, while Delaware and Jersey entries report dull markets and limited wrap sales.
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New York
New England
Jersey
Swie
Delewares
Meat market prices and stock noted in scattered ad copy
Bleary OCR of a late sale sheet lists pork lard and meat prices with numerous figures for lambs, bacon, smoked shoulders, hams, and other cuts. Mentions extra heavy hams, briskets, and Chicago maiton with assorted stock notes and prices amid garbled phrasing.
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Ots
Jean E
Tess
Lee
Chicago
Markets by Telegraph. Wheat and flour vary across regions
Markets by Telegraph from New York Detroit and Chicago report mixed grain and product movements. Flour prices varied with dull demand. wheat and corn lower in Chicago. receipts and exports cited. Prices for lard butter and petroleum noted. pork steady, beef dull, and cornmeal and rye steady to weak across regions.
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Buss
Rio
Petroleum—United
Pae
Do Shoulders GeOlac
Middies
Western Steam
South America
Liverpool
Silesian
Detroit
Michigan
Colec
Bush
Chicago
Grain Prices and Shipments Across Cities Date Sept 3
Markets report flour and grain prices in Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis and Toledo with notes on receipts and shipments. Flour steady in Milwaukee. wheat weaker. corn down. oats dull. rye firm. barley steady. Cincinnati pork and lard steady with whiskey active. St Louis flour dull, rye steady, whiskey firm. Toledo wheat steady and corn steady with mixed oats and shipments tallied.
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Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Toledo
Cattle Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 57,003 with varied classes including shipping steers and feeders, cows and bulls, rough and mixed cattle, and packers’ bids. Prices span from about 1 50 to 8 75 per head, with links to native Texans and several consignments.
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Chicago
Consolidation and Cotton Market Notes from Sept 3
The bulletin lists net receipts and stock figures across ports including Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore and New York with prices steady dull or quiet. Consolidation week totals show exports to Britain France and the continent and compare with last year for all US ports and interior stocks.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France &C
Continent
United States
Liverpool
Grain market held firm then turned lower in Chicago trade
Special despatch reports firm foreign advices and a healthy tone in markets this morning. Wheat opened at 73 1 2 cents and corn fell as bears absorbed buying, leaving the outlook unsure. The writer notes money demand reviving but questions if grain alone can lift two years of hardship. October wheat quoted 7 7 3 8 pence.
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S. Lee
Chicago
Brawer & Waillins
Congress Street
London and Liverpool Grain Market Report
KO FOREIGN IGN MARKETS reports London and Liverpool grain activity with wheat and corn in quiet markets and firm prices for some grades. U.S. imports outstanding. receipts at Liverpool show 57,000 winter wheat and 39,000 American. corn solid, pork prices around 56s 6d, bacon 35s for short clear, lard 38s 6d, cheese 45s, weather fair though cloudy.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Canfornia
Paris
Liverpool
Exports and Imports at Sept 5 1836 Port of Tarmouth NS
Shipping list details trade goods from Sch Montebello and Bark Gergietta bound for Surinam Guiana and Buenos Aires with full cargo items including flour beef lard beef pork bread tobacco cases candles hay and various lumber and naval stores. Also notes steamer movements Martelli Borderer and cargoes at River Hubert NS with oatmeal and flour.
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Sch
Montebello
Surinam
Guiane
Haddeck
Buenos
New York
Martelli
Boyhatt
Tne
River Hubert
Staple Produc Receipts of Sept 3 1886 Railroads
Record of receipts for Boston & Albany Boston & Providence and other lines on September 3 1886 listing wool bales corn oats barley malt millfeed tallow bacon tea beans apples potatoes straw leather and other commodities with quantities across multiple railroads including Grand sanction Railroad Colony Railroad New York & New England and more. Names of railroads and items appear with varied unit counts such as bales boxes bags and cases.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Sanction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Id Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Lear
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