Money Market Hardens with 3 Percent Loans in Clearing House
Boston money market shows continued hardening with all clearing house loans at 3 percent. Time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans with collateral 3 to 4 1/2 percent. New York funds at 15 to 20 cents on the dollar discount. Exchange figures, treasurer’s statement, and bond offerings listed. Atchison stock prominent amid bear raid and market dullness. Dental and railroad securities activity noted, with several dividends declared and significant bond transactions across multiple issues.
City of Omaha 6 Percent Bonds Issue Notice
New loan detail for $242 000 City of Omaha bonds with 6 percent interest. Principal and interest payable in New York. Delivery expected Wednesday August 22. Bonds offered and recommended as a desirable investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Omaha
New York
Blake Bros to Holders v General Mortgage Bonds notice
Third notice for holders of Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway general consolidated mortgage bonds. Missouri Pacific agrees to pay taxes labor claims and operating expenses. motion to name a receiver deferred. Foreclosures progress. send names addresses bond amounts and rates to the undersigned at listed firms in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
General Consolidated Motgage Bonds
New York
These States
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
Faalliam L. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
Illiam Whitewright
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Illiam Mertens
L. von Hoffman & Co
Wall St
William E. Strong
Work, Strong & Co
M. T
Auction Sales of Stocks by Williams and Boston Exchange
The following stocks will be sold at auction on Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1888, under trustee order. Rights and shares include Everett Mills, Blackstone N Bank, Mant Nat Bank Salem, First Nat Bank Salem, Nat Exchange Bank Salem, Marblehead Nat Bank pfd, Maverick Nat Bank, Douglas Axe Mig Co, West End Ry Co, Cheshire RR, Portland Saco Portsmouth RR, Lansing & No com, Berkshire, Cin Sandusky Cleveland RR com, St Louis Cable & Western RR com, Wakefield Saltuga Co, Mackay Metal Fast Astor Plymouth Cordage Co, Franklin Mining Co, Eastern RR, Hyde Park water, Cent RR mort, Cent Mass RI odd stock scrip, Franklin Co Lewiston, American Herew Go Providence RI, Lycrats Mills old stock rights, Consol Ri Let m. Be. 1018.
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Everett Mills
Blackstone N. Bank
Do First Nat
Salem
Nat
Xchange Bank
Marblehead
Mass
Bank
Maverick Nat
Do Douglas Axe Mig. Co
West End
Cheshire
Pla
Portland
Saco
Sandusky & Cleveland
Louis
Cable & Western RR
Wakefleid Tatuga Co
Mackay Met
Fast
Asto
Plymouth Cordage Co
Krankiin Mining Co
Eastern RR
Town of Hyde Park
Water
Mort
IRAOS
Franklin Co
Lewiston
American Herew
Providence
Lvcrots Mills
Consol
M. Be
Auction list of railroad and company bonds and stocks
Auction sales continued listing 2 shares Manchester and Lawrence RR Co 6 do West End 8t Ry Co ptd 6 do Day Cordage Co 60 do Cheshire RR Co pta 60 do Nat Tube Works Co 17 do American Insurance Co BO do Mass Title Insurance Co 10 000 Fitchburg RR 41gs 1937 1000 Chi Kansas Western Ri 5a 2000 Maine Cent RR 78 1912 2000 Consol RR of Vermont 6s 1913 6000 Boston and Albany 7s 1892 reg 1000 Det Lansing and Northern 78 2007 2000 Florence Eldorado and Walnut Valley 78 2000 Monarch Parlor Sleeping Car 63 1892 1000 Florida Midland Ry bs 916 50 shares Boston Marine Insurance Co s0 2b shares Boston and Bangor Steamship Co
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Boston
Frenchman's Bay
Winthrop
Ovevee
Franklin
Tamarack
T&s
Il O.be&q
Cl& C
Baetos
Ny&ne
Veneer
I Summit
Eeereee
Ted Dail
Correc Stock Exchange
Last Gales
Allen
Cess
Eenee
Huron
Ironton
Kearsa O
National
Osceola
Appinwall
Boothbay
Boston Water Power
Boylston Street
Waite Brookline
Campobello
Settee
Frenchman’s Bay
Newport
Lamoine
Senate Payson
Penobscot
San Diego
Eess
Seeerenes
Sullivan
I Topeka
Eensons
Weat
Sessetseesteauees
Atchison
L. G
Lhod
Eee Sane
At. & Pac
Doine
Vg B. & Mo
Wernt
Kan
D. D
K. C
E.C
K.C
B. Ta
At. & Pacific
Eee
Air Line
Roch
C. RH
Pacific
Chess
OBIO
N. Ao
Ener . Ee
Eneae
Chi. & Alton
Oregon
L. C. Con
Tae & Pease
Del
St. Jo
Gs. I
Erie
Acnetree L
Fort Wayneé
Hocking Valley
Honast
Texas
Biew Caves
Acne Pacific
Central
Eereeee
Atlantic
Berton & Albany
Beaton & Lowell
Boston & Male
Kings
Boston & Providence
Cal. Southern
Shore
Central of
Mass
Island
Seeee
Beach
Waltons
Neesatene
Fem
Onn. Rivet
Minn
St. L
Fitchburg
Miss. Pacific
AL M
Olno
Carrie
Pelee l
Ace
Guif
Nash
Cerseeee
Eevenne Ae
N.d
K. U
Desveeenteterde Amary
Loin
Nor
Northwestern
Eeegeteverteure
N. Y
Maine
Exican Central
Escereaeres
N.Y
Magiccererenene
I K
Ohio
Miss A. F
Solony
Rutland
Summit Branch
Pittsburg
Cy Union Pacifie
W.P
Rock Island
Ene
Rome
Eerewe A
Orpeerrere
Ceeserss
Sewer
St. Paul
Isi
New
Scene Pacific
Sii
U. Pacific
Utica & B
Lod Mining and Stock Exchange
St, le & F
Allonez
Arnold
St. Mary
Yacilla
Security
Pullman PY
AICO
Bonanza
South Side
Union
Bullivan
American Oil
Bruns
iButro
Cataipa
Crescent
Petrolewn
Nunkin
Ann
Verett
Burton
Ee Jumb
Eureka
Eseae ' Ken
Ocean
RG. W. Nac
Isis
Tole
Pontiac
Toledo
P. Do
Sipieuiaaethee
Nn. J. U
Int
VR N. Pac
Ao Udg
N. W
Adams
Seere
Wells Fargo
Amador
Ophit
C.& Va
Exehner
Oe & King
Joal
Sutter
Ale de Nor
Tenn. C
Belle Isie
Ontario
Yellowdacket As
Manchester & Lawrence RR. Co
West End
Ry. Co
Day Cordage Co
Cheshire RR. Co
Nat. Tube Works Co
American Insurance Co
BO Do Mass. Title Insurance Co
Fitchburg RR
Chi
Kansas & Western Ri
Maine Cent
Consol. RR. of
Vermont
Boston & Albany
Det
Lansing & Northern
Florence, Eldorado
Walnut Valley
Florida Midland Ry. Bs
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
New York Stocks and Bonds End Day Mixed Under Bear Pressure
The New York financial scene shows steady money on call, fluctuating warrants and dull government bonds. Stocks faced heavy bear raids with St Paul singled out, losses limited by light trading, and a late uptick on Burlington news offset by overall declines. Railroad bonds held firm as market closed steady from intraday losses.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Burlington
Burlington & Quincy
Poera
Denver & Io Grande
Foreign Financial Markets Report From London Aug 16
London reports show United States 4 190% and Atlantic & Great Western bonds at 8% and 7 5 Canadian Pacific 69% Erie 232, Hite seconds 101, St. Paul common 74% Pennsylvania 854, Reading 267% Mexican Central firsts 69% Money 142 1% per cent. Open market discount for bills 2 4e 2% percent. Bank of England balance 104,000. weekly decline 149,000.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Hite
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Money
AP m
Bank of Ngland
Bank of England
Bank of France weekly statement shows gains in gold and silver
PARIS August 16 The weekly Bank of France report records a rise of 350,000 francs in gold and 860,000 francs in paper money in July. The liability rate noted last week at 39.20 percent has edged up to 39.80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
Rail and railways charter shifts and rate actions
A New York despatch notes the Chicago and Alton railway office informed that the New York Ontario and Western has barred Alton tickets from its offices. Ontario and Western plans to resume selling Alton tickets, aiding possible rate wars as trunk lines cut immigrant rates. Immigrant traffic may prompt a first and second class fare reduction before brokers profit from ticket resales. Seattle and Southern Railroad Co announces a $7 million plan to build 160 miles from cattle to Portland to link with Oregon and California lines, extending SP northward to Seattle. Baltimore and Ohio records July and ten months show mixed results with rising gross and expenses, while Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railway will reach Charleston, Illinois, by Sept. 1 and connect with Indianapolis and St. Louis. Connecticut River Railroad builds four new iron bridges, and freight rates from several carriers are set to rise 10 to 50 cents per ton through Jan 1. Hartford and Connecticut Western posts a June quarter deficit of $15,656 after a prior surplus. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg reports a $543,081 gross debt with $352,119 cash and $162,004 assets and $250,000 in on-hand supplies.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Messrs. N. W. Harris & Co
Lucas County
Ohio
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Bank of France
Atchison
Chicago, Santa Fe& California
Moberly
Wall Street News
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Atlantic Pacific
Burlington & Quincy
Cleveland & Canton Common
Cleveland, Chain Falls & Northern Railroad
Cleveland & Canton
J. H. Wardwell
Cleveland
Charles H. Blood
H. A. Rapnedy
Canton
Edward Bri
L. Blood
H. A. Kennedy
Chagrin Falls
Mexican Central
New York Commercial Bulletin
Board of Directors
London
Union Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Granger
Burlington Northern
Hastern
Boston & Albany
Duluth & Iron Range
Consolidated Vermont
Atlantic and Pacific
Birmingham
Southern Kansas
Wisconsin Central
Oregon Short Line
New Mexico & Southern Pacific
American Bell Telephone
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Equipment
Bell Telephone
Erie
West End
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
Winthrop
the Herald
Calumet & Hecla
Marquette Mining Journal
Franklin
Vivian
Osceola Mining Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
New York, Ontario & Western
Alton
Ontario
Ontario & Western
Ontario Road
Alton Road
Charlton
The
Seattle & Southern Railroad Company
Portland
Oregon & California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Toledo
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Reading
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Lake Erie & Western
Hese
Hartford & Connecticut Western
Rome
Ae & Ogdensburg
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Territory
Montana
California
Oregon
Wisconsin
Hampshire
Vermont
New
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Wyoming
Utah
Olorado
Colorado
Georgia
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
Fine Valley
Medium Valley
Washington Territory
Montevideo
Aleppo
Angora
Donskoi
East India
Vicaneer
Candahar
Jaria
Cordova
Pgee India
Bagdad
East Inia
Real estate transfers in Suffolk and surrounding towns
Suffolk County records list transfers on July 30 31 involving Prince street Blossom street Chestnut street Grove street Shurtleff Cherry Sharon Cottage Dorchester and Revere streets. Notable deals include $2300 on Chestnut and $3000 on Shurtleff with several $100 deeds and mortgages backing sums. Local transfers involve Waxman Doherty Lovett Kiniston Clayton Wilson Beal Churchill Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Street
Nathan Waxman
Moriss Myers
SouTh Panos Sores A. Doherty
Daniel J. Sullivan
First Street
Chelsua
Charles H. Lovett
Mary E. Lovett
Blossom Street
Charles Lovett
Cherry Street
Knoxpury
Henrietta Wilson
George Cherry
Sharon Street
Thomas It. Beal
Albert Eb.ene
Cottage Avenue
Orchester
Agah Churchill
John Farrell
Dorchester Avenue
Asaph Churchill
Revere
James Campbell
Susan Fay
Revere Street
Mortgages recorded in Roxbury and Boston properties
Mortgage notices show George Cherry to Thomas P Beal on land in West Roxbury for 600 dollars on July 380 Everett I Sanborn to George A Perkins on Winchester Street Roxbury for 600 dollars on July 30 Mary A Thayer to Alverse L White on Sreorgig Street Roxbury for 7000 dollars on July 31 James H T Adams to Arlington Savings Bank on Gobbe Street Boston for 5500 dollars on November 80 Mary Carroll to Joseph Davis on Grimes Street Roxbury for 116 dollars on July 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cherry
Thomas P. Beal
Sharon Street
West Roxbury
Everett I
Sanborn Et Ax
George A. Perkins
Winchester Street
Mary A. Thayer
Alverse L. White
Sreorgig Street
Roxbury
Great grocers picnic draws huge crowd at Centennial grove
Lynn August 16 Sprcran J reports a large grocers picnic at Centennial grove with 18 crowded cars shuttle service. Clerks beat grocery clerks 14 to 7 in a $5 baseball game. Heliotropes defeated Clippers 6 to 4 for a $20 prize. Multiple track events list winners and times, with about 2000 attendees enjoying the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sprcran
Centennial Grove
Grove
Order of Clerks
Heliotropes
Clippers
McIntire
M. Bowen
Shipman
LePage Econd
Bowen
V. Daly
J. Camo
Mutbay
Funeral of Nathaniel W. Cumner at Second Church Boston
The funeral for Nathaniel W. Cumner of Cummner Jones & Co. Boston was held at Second Church on Boylston Street with firm members, employees, and Merchants' Association delegates in attendance. Freemasons from Manchester and several friends attended. burial occurred at Forest Hills cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Cumner
Nathaniel W. Cumner
Cummner, Jones & Co
Boston
Boylston Street
Merchants’ Association
Washington Lodge
Trinity Commandery of Free Masons
Manchester
N. 11
Mr. Cumner
Tus Revern House Offers Family Friendly Permanent Home
Tus Revern House presents a welcoming permanent residence option for families. The facility emphasizes comforting living spaces and sustained support, aiming to provide an elightful environment for residents and their loved ones.
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Tus Revern House
Commodity Market Report Notes Stable Prices Across Items
Leather in better condition hides firm wool excited flour qwet and steady corn steady oats moderate demand cornmeal unchanged oatmeal steady rye dull graham flour quiet millseed quiet cottonseed meal unchanged malt dull hops quiet butter weak cheese easy eggs quiet beans steady grass seeds unchanged potatoes quiet hay steady rye straw dull poultry quiet apples slow oranges lemons unchanged watermelons dull truck quiet pork firm good demand corned beef unchanged fresh beef firm other meats quiet hogs steady raw sugars quiet refined sugars unchanged molasses strong tallow unchanged
Wool Market Sees Historic Sales and Price Rise
Wool market reports extraordinary activity with total sales around 7,000,000 lbs in a week, including a single house pushing over 4,000,000 lbs in ten days. Prices firming across regions, with notable demand for territory wools and Montana. California Oregon softening. diverse quotations listed for fleeces combings and delaine.
Leather and Hides Market Signals Steady Upward Tone
The leather and hide market shows firmer prices and better movement across finished leather and rough stock. Demand rises modestly with strong export interest, while common grades stall. Prices for heavy leather and selective tannages edge higher, though overall sales remain cautious as buyers hold back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beljies
Leather and hide market prices and lots of quality terms
The report lists hide and leather prices across grades and regions. Western wax, kip and calfskin lines are shown with assorted cents per pound or unit. Green salted and dry Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Rio Grande, and other South American hides appear with varied price figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Cordova
Entre Rio
Chicago Wheat Market Weakness Turns to Strength in Open
Wheat opened weak at 82% for September but buying supported prices, aiding a late market rebound. Bulls cited cool Northwest weather and hedging demand as positives, while soy and corn showed firmer tones. Provisions were firmer as traders eyed the spread and futures activity with receipts and open interest mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Eaeh Sen Ae
Flour and grain markets and prices across major cities
Boston and New York prices shown for flour and grain carloads, with steady to firm tone in many grades. Spring patents weakening, winter wheats steady, and exports in Canada and the U.S. South and Midwest show mixed receipts and shipments, oats and corn trading lower or steady by region, and notable activity in New York spot and futures.
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Ellow Lake
New York
Chicago
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Blake Bros. & CO
State Street
Nassau Street
Williams & 60
Boston Stock Exchange
Am Bell Tel
AT &S F
A&p
B& N
Viermont
Bs Rowe
Fremont & Elk Horn
Pueblo & Ark
South Nanan Inc
Bell Tel
Ee Ee
Erie Tel
Serereeereree
NY &N
M. A
Ares Lowell Brewchery
Ishao Avantie Cotton Mills
Qu Cabot Mie
Do Manchester Mills
Do Ity, Co
Kansas City
Te Ave
Railroads
jTex. PR
Pac
W. Shore
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Railroad Matters
Inc
Bosviss
Tne
Suffolk County
Lynn Grocers’ Picnic
Chicago Markets
Boston Markets
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
Southern
St Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
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