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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1886

Page

3

Money Market Steady as July Closes with Firm Funds

The Boston money market closes July firm with loanable funds in active demand and higher rates. Call loans secured by collateral run 6 to 7 percent, while business paper brings 3 to 6 percent. New York City eight year loan at 8 percent bids 4,066,763. Providence thirty year loan reported at 112. Market balances at the clearing house remain firm and New York funds quote weak. Weekly and monthly exchange totals show substantial volume and mixed performance across leading cities.

Boston New York City City of Providence New York

Market Bulletin Signals Mixed Trading Across Stocks and Bonds

A broad list of securities moved unevenly with Boston firms showing gains while others eased. Boston & Lowell stock traded around 128 to 131 amid questions of intercity ties. Bond activity totaled 15 5671 shares with reports of steady prices from New York brokers and speculation on dividends and large holdings.

Atchison and New York & New England Boston Bell Telephone New England Mexican Telephone Allonea Mining Atchison Chicago, Burlington & Northern Burlington & Quincy Chicago & Eastern Illinois Central Massachusetts Messrs Irving A. Evans & Co Kansas Missouri Chicago New York Danbury New York City New Haven Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Union Pacific Oregon California Southern Wisconsin Central Little Rock & Fort Smith Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Iowa Falls Sioux City Percival W. Clement Rutland F. W. Huidekoper Clement Rutland Railroad Company Summit Summit Branch Lykens Valley

Market closes firm with gains across active list

Opening prices were fractionally higher as Vanderbilts and Texas Pacific led early trading. By noon the day softened but closed near the best figures, with Consolidated Coal up 14 percent, Michigan Central 1 percent, Norfolk & Western preferred 1 percent, and other gains. Weekly volume totaled 1,084,604 shares, down about 47,000 from last week amid broad stock advances.

Indiana, Bloomington & Western St. Louis Jacksonville Texas Pacific Toledo, Peoria & Western New Orleans Pacific W.S. Lawson & Co New York Central Missouri Pacific Bankers’ Syndicate Michigan Central Vanderbilt Armour St. Paul Paul New York Vanderbilts Texas Pacifics Consolidated Coal Norfolk & Western

Closing Quotations and Freight Lines Across Railroading Stocks

A detailed ledger lists railroad stocks including Adams Express Ohio & Mississippi Oregon Navigation and Union Pacific with varied percentages. Freight figures show gains and declines across lines such as St Louis and San Francisco West Jersey and New York Central, reflecting a broad market activity.

Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco market

San Francisco July 31 official closing prices show Best & Belcher Holmes Con Cala and Vasceree Good and Lucky Hale and Norcrops Mono Ophir Savage Yellow Jacket with varied percentages and values for mining shares. The odd formatting suggests OCR errors but lists multiple mining firms and price entries.

San Francisco Cal Best & Belcher Holmes Con Cala Vasceree Good & Cuity Hale & Norcrops Mono Ophir Savage Yellow Jacket Conmebess

Burlington plans and rival routes tied to Vice President Potter trip

Chicago Burlington and Quincy circulate theories on Vice President Potter’s Western tour and its link to major extensions. New lines from Lincoln Nebraska toward Grand Island and Fort Fetterman with Cheyenne parallel Northwestern expansion aim to grab cattle traffic from grazing fields. A Denver to Middle Park coal road may connect Burlington with Rio Grande Western, which Burlington allegedly controls and intends to standard gauge for a Chicago to San Francisco link via Ogden and Central Pacific.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy- Chicago Potter Burlington Lincoln Neb Grand Island Miobrara Fort Fetterman Cheyenne Fremont Denver Middle Park Denver & Rio Grande Western Utah Denver & Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Chicago Missouri River San Francisco Central Pacific Ogden Union Pacific

Transcontinental Line Opens From St Paul to Vancouver

The Manitoba and Canadian Pacific announce a new transcontinental route from St Paul and Minneapolis to Vancouver and all Pacific coast ports. The Manitoba train leaves St Paul daily and connects with the Canadian Pacific through train from Montreal at Winnipeg daily except Wednesday, reaching the coast without car changes. At Vancouver, connections to steamers for Victoria Puget Sound San Francisco Alaska and other Pacific points are provided with future links to Japan and China.

Canadian Pacific Manitoba St. Paul Minneapolis Vancouver British Columbia Puget Sound Pacific Coast Winnipeg Montreal Canadian Pacific Navigation Company Victoria Pacific Coast Steamship Company San Francisco Alaska Japan China Asiatic

Cleveland Blood faction and bond notes injunction

The Cleveland and Canton road faces court action as an injunction in Cleveland, Ohio restrains the Blood faction from issuing notes in exchange for cognovit notes tied to old Patterson equipment bonds. Corbin-Parlin suit seeks to halt reorganized company notes sold at discount to bond holders, with the case advancing after a recent injunction.

Cleveland & Chrhnton Cleveland, O Cleveland & Canton Road Patterson Equipment Corbin-Parlin

East Bound Shipments Show Growth in Dead Freight

East-bound freight from Chicago last week rose to 24 465 tons from 20 248, a gain of 4 222 tons. Exports and rate cuts boosted traffic with Lake Shore leading in tonnage at 4 513 tons and 18 5 percent share, followed by Chicago & Grand Trunk, Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Nickel Plate, and others. The Lake Shore's dominance persists despite the switchmen's strike affecting other services.

Chicago Chicago & Grand Trunk Michigan Central Lake Shore Fort Wayne Baltimore Snore

Rail lines advance with 95 miles across four routes

The Railroad Gazette notes track laying on four lines in July including Norfolk & Western Cripple Creek extension Pulaski to Pierce Furnace twenty three miles St. Louis & Chicago from Litchfield Ill north to Springfield forty five miles San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Beeville to Papalote twenty miles Tucson & Globe from Tucson Ariz northward seven miles total ninety five miles in July and 1955 miles reported overall

Railroad Gazette Norfolk & Western Cripple Creek Pulaska Jto Pierce Furnace St. Louis

Copper market tightens as lake ore pool forms and prices rise

The Calumet and Hecla mill adds a Leavitt stamp with 2500 ton daily capacity as copper buyers form a pool moving 12 to 15 million pounds for August and September. June and July consumption show record strength with prices expected to advance, brokers report scarce stocks in Boston and eager buyers for spot or August delivery.

Calumet & Hecla Calumet Leavitt Lake Superior Copper Companies The Transcript Poard North River Lake Copper Boston

Trade and Market Report from Annaberg Exports 1836 1886 Comparison

Market notes show dull flour firm corn and oats steady with little change across grains. Exports from Annaberg to the United States rise sharply in 1886 over 1885, with music goods, trimmings and gloves leading. Invoices legalized rise to 1922 in 1886 from 1061 in 1885, reflecting growing trade activity.

George B. Goodwin United States Annaberg Saxony

Flour and Grain Market Quieter with Steady Prices

Trade in flour shows no change as demand remains steady, while corn prices stay firm with high mixed at 60c and steamer yellow at 58c. Oats hold last quotes, malt and mill feeds steady, rye quiet, and various flour grades priced for delivery and export with receivers’ rates noted.

Minnesota New York Michigan Ohio Indiana St. Louis St. Luis Illinois Wisconsin Canada Superior Canada

Butter Market Slows Across Grades in France and U.S. Markets

The butter market remains dull in France with fine Western brands selling well while imitation creams see limited demand. In Chicago butter and cheese trade steady, eggs weak and declining. New York prices flat for butter and cheese, eggs down to 14c for Western firsts. Reports cover numerous farm commodities, fruits, vegetables, and varied wholesale price ranges across regions.

Chicago New York Bristol Ferry Jersey California Vermont Dairy New Hampshire Vermont Nova Scotia Island Timothy Lhrea Top Long Island

Real estate transfers across Suffolk County towns

A compilation of property deeds transfers listing buyers, sellers, and dates across Suffolk County areas including Concord street Beacons Boston suburbs West Roxbury Roxbury Revere Winthrop and Brighton. Transactions show parcels, land and buildings with prices often one dollar or other nominal amounts.

Mortgage discharges and quitclaim notices list

A compilation of mortgage discharges and quitclaims includes Lucy Miller to John O Leary dated July 16 1885 a discharge of mortgage to Essex Savings Bank for Asa H Caton dated July Horace E Boynton to the Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank discharge of mortgage Sumner W Shepherd Oct 1 1835 George M Gibson to Rollin H Allen discharge of mortgage Franklin T Rose June 18 1885 Rollin H Allen to Franklin T Rose a quit of mortgage June 1a 85 note: payment amount appears as 85.

Concord Street Howard H. Cobbetux William C. Boyden Astor Street George R. Swasey Emerson O. Laben Orient Avenue Joseph L. Folsom Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank Beacon Street Essex Savings Bank John H. Sturgis West Roxbury Alva M. Leavitt William J. Fowler Poplar Street Andrew J. Peters Eugene Tappan Walter and South Streets Lucy Miller John O’leary Said O’leary Asa H. Caton Horace E. Boynton Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank Sumner W. Shepherd George M. Gibson Rolin H. Allen Franklin T. Rose Rollin H. Allen Said Rose

Provisions Hold Steady in Market Pork and Beef Rates

Market notes show no change in tone for provisions with prices holding steady across pork and beef. Beef selections list extra plate beef at 10 10 50 to 11 00, mutton and lamb ranges, pork cuts from 13 to 15 dollars, fresh ribs and sausage at 8 to 7 cents, and various hams and bacon prices by size and cure. Live hogs and city prices appear at 6 1/2 to 6 1/2 cents per pound, with other fresh meat categories cited for reference.

Lord Choice Ana Brighton Chicago Worcester County

Nantasket Steamers Draw Large Beach Crowds

Crowds filled the beach yesterday as Nantasket steamers carried all passengers. Reeves's band concerts drew wide audiences while hotels and clambakes offered top entertainment for thousands.

Reeves

Cotton Market Quiet with Steady Quotations

The market is quiet with quota tions steady for Middling uplands and galf 95g 9%4c and blow middling 94 9%, good ordinary 8% 8c, ordinary 7 74¢c. No market in Liverpool. In New York futures opened quiet and easy with quotations listed.

Liverpool New York

Notable claim by Dr Harr on gastric and nervous relief

Dr W J Harr resident physician at Good Samaritan Hospital St Louis says his treatment has yielded great results in chronic gastritis and provided relief to many cases of severe nervous debility linked to digestive weakness.

W. J. Harris Good Samaritan Hospital St. Louis

Cotton and grain markets show firm, mixed US trading

Market report from New York notes cotton steady with southern grades firm against a backdrop of steady flour and mixed grain values. Wheat prices rise in Chicago while Detroit and Milwaukee markets show varied futures and spot movements across rice, sugar, coffee, and pork sectors.

Cotton Markets July 31 Highlights By Port and Price

Augusta Net receipts 7 gross 7 sales 126 steady mid 9c. Galveston net 52 gross 52 sales 96 stock 2436 steady mid 9 ll. New Orleans net 161 gross 269 sales 100 stock 16560 quiet mid 93-16e. Mobile net 65 gross 65 exports coastwise 171 stock 3338 mid 9c. Memphis net 5 shipments 340 sales 200 stock 7325 steady mid 93gc. Savannah net 72 gross 73 exports coastwise 2349 sales 20 stock 3245 quiet mid Se. Charleston net 10 gross 10 stock 4180 firm mid 94c. Wilmington net 2 gross 2 exports coastwise 289 stock 310 quiet mid 9c. Norfolk net 64 gross 64 sales 4 stock 3160 steady mid 95gc. Philadelphia net 599 gross 599 exports to Great Britain 597 stock 12068 firm mid 95pc. Bachnewsiet receipts 2945 gross 2946 exports coastwise 561 stock 12818 dull mid 9c. New York net receipts none gross none sales 464 stock 168288 firm mid 99-116c. Cincinnati net receipts 106 gross 106 shipments 100 sales 132 stock 5955 firm mid 9%gc. St Louis net receipts 20 gross 20 shipments 509 sales 29 stock 15273 steady mid Slee. Louisville firm mid 914c. Consolidated net receipts day 41 exports to Great Britain 1430 stock at all United States ports 182816.

Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannan Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Great Britain New York Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville United States

Print cloth markets show firm week in Fall River and Providence

Fall River reports weekly print cloth data with production 175000 pieces and deliveries 177000 while stock on hand sits at 34000 and last week 36000. Prices listed at 35 cents for 64x643 and 3 cents for 60x563. Market steady and firm.

Fall River Mass Providence

Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Report

Chicago market update shows cattle receipts 900 with steady demand and steers selling 440 to 480, stockers to 370, cows 220 to 250, steers 250 to 375. Hog receipts 8500 with lower values for common hogs 5 to 11 cents, packing 450 to 505, ships 260 to 460. Sheep receipts 500 with Western and Texans trading 305 to 325 and natives 175 to 225.

Chicago

Emery and Hodges Market Despatch on Corn Prices

A late private despatch from Emery and Hodges reports a dull market with a tendency toward lower prices due to expected higher visible supply and weak export demand. The corn position remains steady with light rainfall mitigating potential damage. authorities foresee fewer price fluctuations if weather holds. Car load data include wheat 232 cars and corn 384 cars by canal 8700 bushels. prices shown for September wheat and corn on the board in varied bids and closes.

Emery & Hodges State Street

Chicago Wheat and Corn Close Mixed on Bearish Rain Hesitation

In Chicago a volatile week saw September wheat finish around 77 cents amid large buying and a big visible supply estimate of 2.5 to 8 million bushels. St Louis reports 4.5 million August receipts, pressuring prices to 75.5 cents. Corn settled quiet at 4.45 cents as traders awaited rain.

Chicago St. Louis George Smith Irwin Green

London and Havana Market Updates Report

Beerbohm's report to the Chamber of Commerce notes quieter cargo wheat while wheat and corn trade remains quiet but steady. Liverpool shows dull wheat and quiet corn. Havana sugar markets stay inert due to negative abroad news with prices slipping and shipments mixed.

London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Liverpool Havana Matanzas United States

Financial Market Roundup From London Trade Desk

Canadian Pacific 63% Erie 33% Illinois Central 14149 Mexican ordinary 34 St Paul common 05% New York Central 113% Reading 1344- Discount quiet last week at 14 for three months 34 for short Stock exchange loan rate 2 to 1% Business inactive due to holidays Market firming American railway securities fairly active with healthy investor demand Good second hand stock largely bought

London Canadian Pacific Erie Ilinois Central St. Paul Common New York Central Reading Stock Exchange

Massive Liverpool cargo rundown lists sherry bricks to machinery

A lengthy ledger style cargo list from Liverpool details sherry and brandy casks, glassware, china clay, woollens, teables of tin plates, barrels of lard, oils, and extensive crates. It records numerous firms such as Daly & co, J Campbell & co, Baring Bros & co, Holder & Herrick, Noyes Campbell & co, and Talbot Wilmarth & co among many others. The inventory includes vessels bound for Boston and various consignments with quantities in quarter casks, cases, bales, and crates, indicating a large scale import and storage operation.

Liverpool Eng Cephalonia Tyron Daly & Co Campbell & Co McCormick Bixby & Co Dwyer & Co EB Cassidy D Richards & Co Abram French A Little & Co Hayes & Co Kinz & Co Wadsworth, Howland & Co Booth & Co Gaskell— & Cs Machinery Boolt Stedman & Fuller Manus Co Everett & Co Marshal Son & Co H P Smith & Co Houghton, Miltiin & Co Tin Brown Shipey & Co Warren &Lan Greenwood Sanderson Bros Steel Co Bats Heughton Seavey, Foster & Bowman Murray Hill & Langtry Cross Hanlon & Co Cumner, Jones & Co Torse Walker & Co Houghton & Dutton Bates Enfuegos Francisco Garguilo Boston Sugar Thorne’s Cove Blake Delong & Seaman

Foreign Exports and Shipments From Atlantic Ports

A listing of goods and cargoes from Aspinwall Annapolis Digby Yarmouth Halifax Pictou and other ports. Vessels include Bark Norah Legose Alpha Worcester Fury and more carrying flour cornmeal hardware fruit vegetables lard sugar beans crates tobacco rum and assorted provisions to destinations in Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Gabon River Africa.

Annapolis Digby Yarmouth Port Hawkesbury Charlottetown Pei Halifax & Pictou Worcester Gabon River Africa

Multiple Railroads Freight Ledger Records

Readable items show cargo tallies for several lines including Boston and Albany Boston and Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Railroad and others. Cargo lists include bales wool flour malt millfeed butter cheese eggs leather hides pelts and other goods with quantities and some misspellings.

Total Receipts of Staple Products July 31 at Port

A port table lists today’s total receipts of principal staples from all points, compared with last year, including cotton bales wool dom beans flour barrels meal barrels corn oats wheat malt millfeed peas tallow hides beef pork lard hams grease bacon tea coffee sugar molasses butter cheese apples potatoes straw lumber hides pelts and related items with quantities and categories.

Boston & Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Boston & Providence Railroad Old Golony New York & New England Railroad Fitchburg Boston & Maiine Railroad Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Lowell Railroad By Express Baes Taliow Hhds Momeas Aec Kages Dales Peltis Beeses

Medical cure claims and pamphlet offer from Buffalo clinic

Rupture radically cured and fistula treated with new methods. Pamphlets detailing the treatment available for 16 cents in stamps. World’s Dispensary Medical Association based in Buffalo New York offers information to readers.

World’s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y

Formal Merchant Listings Across Cities

A fragmented OCR list presents names of merchants and firms with city and state affiliations including Akron Canton Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City St Louis Toledo Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others. Individuals such as Phinney Dill Bloch Hall O Neall Fyfe Stribling Heffelfinger Hann Morse Wright and many more are noted along with firms like S E Phinney Co John P Dill Co Bloch Bros and Wright Stoll Co.

Akron E Phinney E Phinney & Co Augusta Johnn P Dl John P Dill & Co Baton Rouge Feiberman Par Canton Creigh Corsicana Tex Heffelfinger Montgomery Ala Charles Hann Omaha Pittsburg Penn J H Borland Ads Roanoke G Wright Wright & Stoll St. Louis G W Lewis O J Lewis & Co Toledo B Taylor Tre Vicksburg Miss L Baer Waco T Young Young & Boxer Yankton Dak

Patents Agency Praised by Noted Officials and Clients

A 1870 letter from CHAS MASON and EDMUND BURKE lauds BR H EDDY Esq for expert patent work. George Draper also commends Eddy for long service since 1840, noting patents, reissues, and extensions handled with promptness and personal attention. Boston, Oct 19, 1870.

Edmund Burke Boston BR. H. Eddy New York Philadelphia Washington George Draper

Notices of wills and estates in Suffolk and Norfolk

Massachusetts probate notices announce Ellen A. Brennan executrix of James J. Brennan Boston estate. Isabella Ambrose administratrix of John Ambrose Boston. Charles A. Crawford executor of Abigail Cushings Cohasset estate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay promptly to each estate designated in Boston and Cohasset notices dated July 1886.

Saareee Massachusetts Suffolk William L. Sargent Boston Said Common Wealth Poem x . Randall Mary Driscoll Mary A. Newcomb Joseph P. Sillef Wesley A. Gove Adms de Bonis James J. Brennan Ellen A. Brennan John Ambrose Isabella Ambrose Joseph J. Cornett City Square Charlestown Mass Abigail B. Cushing Cohsset of Norfolk Charles A. Crawford Eliza J. Emmes Sam's Emmes Middlesex Cambridge Juy George M. Brooks Saia County Charles O. Wheeler Malden Moses Briggs

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