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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1890

Page

6

Debates Over Tin Plate Duty and Tariff in Senate

Senators spar over tin plate duties and reciprocity as the tariff bill moves. Edmunds proposes a sugar import clause and anti discrimination measures while Plumb pushes for a low tin plate duty and a US bounty, arguing broad reciprocity and potential price effects on canned goods. The panel approves various appropriation amendments and provisions on agriculture and underflow studies before adjourning briefly.

House Finance Committee Senate Block Aldrich Carlisle Plumb Washrnaton Edmunds Committee On Finance United States Mr. Edmunds Quay Hoar Committee On Appropriations Department of Agriculture Gorham Congress Gorman Polk Pierce Kansas Yeas Morgan District of Columbia Washington Committee On Rules Capitol Blair Gormar Gray Revenue Marine Naval Establishment Mr. Plumb Great Britain France Germany South Central America New Hampshire New Hamphire Mr. Gray Mr. Blair Mr. Aldrich

Chalmers Contested Mississippi Seat Case Debated

In the House, Aug 18, Dalzell introduced the Mississippi contest between Chalmers and Morgan. The majority backed Morgan while Chalmers claimed a South led conspiracy to suppress black votes and criticized the Lodge bill. Debate covered fraud, intimidation, and aims of the Republican majority before a 4:45 adjournment.

Washington Dalzell Pennsylvania Mississippi Chalmers Morgan South Democratic Party Congress House Kelley Kansas Committee On Elections Yeas Russell Connecticut Committee On Printing Tlituof Limois Committee On Foreign Affairs Senate Breckinridge Kentucky Hitt Blaine Frye Osborne Committee On Military Affairs

Furber Seeks Admission as Attorney in U S Circuit Court

In Boston on Aug 15 180, George P Furber filed for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts under the court's rules. John G Stetson, Commissioner, administers the admission process.

District OF Massachusetts Boston Circuit Court of the United States George P. Furber John G. Stetson U. S. Circuit Court

Money market firm as New York reserve tightens

The Money Market reports a firm opening with Clearing House rate at 7 percent. General market loans ranged 4 to 7 percent, with call loans at 7 to 8 percent. Deficit in New York reserve prompts criticism of treasury actions. Bond offerings and bank statement show modest gains and reductions. Foreign exchange remains steady with silver speculation noted.

Real estate deals widen Allston Cambridge street plans

Mr Samuel Hane an Allston dealer plans seven more stores on Cambridge street at Wilton corner. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary buys Nos 164 166 Charles street for expansion at 160000. Emily Blackwell sells Dorchester property for 4915 to Sarah Manning. Commonwealth buys two East Boston lots for 2000. Jane Stapleton sells South Boston estate on Sixth street to John Cronan who deeds to Thomas Curtis. Denham street sale at 4500 to John Keenan.

Samuel Hane Allston Waban Cambridge Street Wilton Street Frank H. Shepard Charles Street Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Neponset Avenue Dorchester Emily Blackwell Sarah Manning Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chelsea Street East Boston Mast Boston Company South Boston Jane F. Stapleton Band Sixth Streets John F. Cronan Thomas Curtis Denham Street Thomas H. Keenan John Keenan

Brookline selects N. W. Harris for 129000 park loan

At yesterday's Brookline Board of Selectmen meeting bids were opened for a 129000 park loan. N W Harris & Co offered 103.02 to win the contract over Day & Co Barnard & Stamwood Blake Bros. & Co Adams Blodget & Co Brewster Cobb & Esterbrook.

Brookline Board of Selectmen Brookline Park Loan R. L. Day & Co Barnard & Stamwood Blake Bros. & Co Adams, Blodget & Co Brewster, Cobb & Esterbrook N. W. Harris

Chinese Contingent on Harrison Avenue Brawl and Shooting Attempt

Fat Sing of Lynn bought a store from Goon Hoy, claimed swindle, and quarreled with the former owner on Harrison Avenue. Fat Sing allegedly tried to shoot Goon Hoy Yon, then attempted to stab another Chinese man as police were sought. the assailant escaped.

Sons of Confucius Harrison Avenue Fat Sing Lynn Goon Hoy Fat Sine Goon Hoy Yon

Harbor Excursions and Merrimac Sail This Week

The steamer New York makes two trips to the Isles of Shoals on Tuesday and Thursday and on Wednesday offers a sail to the Merrimac mouth. Lindall's Band provides music during each trip. The steamer departs Lewis Wharf at 10 a.m.

New York Isles of Shoals Merrimac Lindall Lewis Wharf

Company dividends declared by Oregon Improvement and Delaware & Bound Brook

The Oregon Improvement Company has declared a semi annual dividend of eight percent on its preferred stock. The Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad Company has declared a quarterly dividend of two percent.

Oregon Improvement Company Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad Company

Fennessy Armstrong & Co Bankers Ad Opens Offices

Fennessy Armstrong & Co offer bills of exchange on London and high grade investment bonds as a specialty. The firm conducts a general banking business from First Floor Fiske Building.

Fiske Building London

Income Goli Bonds Interest Declared By Rail Line Board

Boston August 5 1890 The Board of Directors declared Income Goli bonds entitled to 2 percent interest in full from operations for the period ended June 30 1890 payable after September 1 at specified offices. Previous charges absorbed earnings leaving no revenue for interest on special income bonds. coupons scrip and registered bonds will receive same rate. Holders to present certificates for collection and clearance with payment offices noted. Interest on registered bonds to be remitted by Union Trust Company New York.

Seven Devils Idaho Boston Massachusetts Poughkeepsie Bridge Baltimore & Ohio Chicago & Northwestern Union Pacific Oregon Weiser Ida Snake River Central Trust Company of New York Boston News Bureau Sugar Refineries Kidder, Peabody & Co Central Trust Company I. A. Havemeyer F. O. Matthiessen J. B. Thomas J. E. Searles, Jr J. A. Stursberg Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co National Bank of North America Bos Union Trust Company Baring Brothers & Company London Union Trust Company of New York

Colorado Mining Investment Co income offer

A notice announces a $5000 investment through the Colorado Mining Investment Co promising $500 per year with monthly dividends and guaranteed regular payments. Smaller sums can be invested on the same terms. Apply in person or by letter to GO. EL PARKER, Treasurer, The Colorado Mining Investment Co., Congresscet, Boston.

Colorado Mining Investment CO EL Parker, Treas Congresscet Boston

Electric Stocks Featured by Prescott in Boston

Furnished stock listings show Eastern Electric Cable Company preferred, Gethins Electrical Mfg, Union Electric Car, B Thomson Uonston, Elle Thomson European Electric Welding, with prices noted around 90 to 92. The brief reflects market quotes from F W Prescott & Co at 54 Devonshire Street.

F. W. Prescott & Co Devonshire Street Eastern Electric Cable Company Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company Union Electric Car Company Thomson-Uonston Company Elle Thomson European Electric Welding Oo Company Ee Ee

Money Market and Stock Action in New York

Money on call tight at 6 to 16 percent with last loan at 6 and closing at 6. Sterling exchange quiet with bills at 4.83 and demand 4.8734. Government and railroad bonds dull and steady. Stocks mixed after noon, most near day’s lows, Led by Lackawanna down 1–1.5 percent while St Paul, Rock Island, Reading, and Louisville & Nashville showed activity and weakness. Silver certificates recovered losses, market rallied slightly late but remained near lows. overall scarcity and treasury inaction restrained movement.

Boston New York Reserve Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Clearing House New York Ross Chicago St. Loui San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Bank Charleston Savannah Reichsmarks Europe Washington Treasury Department London Mint Zimmerman & Forshay West End Atchison San Diego Sandwich Islands Hawaiian Congress San Diego Commercial Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Mexican Central Kansas City Clinton Springfield Memphis Birmingham Fort Scott Fitchburg Massachusetts Old Colony Boston & Albany Lake Quincy Tamarack Butte & Boston Franklin Calumet and Red Jacket Cliff Phoenix J. M. Chandler Lake Superior William L. Pratt Prime Mercantile Paper Barsilver Sterling Exchange Lackawanna St. Paul Rock Island Reading Louisville & Nashville Dulness

Market quotes and foreign advices from Lendon hour

At Lendon the 12:30 p m quotations show Consols at 96 16 for money and 96 9 16 for the account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 38 1 2, Canadian Pacific 85 3 8, Erie 27 1 2, Erie seconds 106, Mexican ordinary 57 4, New York Central 110, Reading 22 1 2, Mexican Central news 78. Money 344 3 8 per cent. Paris advices at 3 percent rentes 94 francs 7 21 centimes. 4 p m Bar silver 54.

Boston Stock Exchange Allouez Cece Eesesessee Aqmold Istevescee Ulanic Bonanza Development Little Boston Dunkin Ccc Ceverereeeres Franklin Hanover Eceseuees Hlumpholdt Hutton Ccc Seevesessevers Tvonson Ceee Kearsarge Pontiac Quincy Santa P Washington Pesha eeLausis Anniston City Aspinwall Boothpay Bia Boylston Street Seeeers Brookline Weve Campobello French Bay Mavetick Cscecsecres Winter Harbor Winthrop Ee Wollaston Is Do Inc Be At. & Pac ORG C. B Wis W. Mich Gps Lans ELK M.V K. C Cl. & Sp K.C. F.S Ft. S Kk. C St. J L. R New Rue Tel Seeee N.Y N VE P. D.O Rutland GS Msaa St. Jo G. L Union Scific E Do S. F Wis. Cen Alig Railroad Top Atlantic & Pacific Boston & Albany Boston & Lowell Boston & Maine Boston & Providence Central of Mass Cheshire Ee & Ee Mich C. Tee Neves Fitchburg Flint &’. M Scees L & St. Pee Maine Central N.Y N. Ee Stoc Northern Old Colony Saco & Ports Do Inc G. & Conwa New Rutland Cal Summit Union Pacific West Ind. Tees Lamson S Wisconsin Bay Land West End Bell Rie Caece NDY Ceeeesesevcces Ost Most Butte & Ost Eastman Car Ileater Hecla A. Franklin Lamson Store Ser O. Ewes Va Pullman Palace Car Co Painarack Heston & Albany Cotton Oil ‘Trust Pheumatic Tool Co Eel Bay Staite Gas Brunswick Thurton Boston & Liverpool Fort Wayne Illinois Stel Co Eae Mt. Desert East Shore ITU Mechanical Man. Co Amd New York Despatch Co National Lead Trust Cela Thomson Houston Pullwan Thomson Llec Westinghouse Elec Co Bole Sete Ee Ae Winnisiuamet Co Boston U Lendon Atlantic & Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie New York Central Reading Mexican Central News Paris

Electric car trial runs four miles in Gloucester

Gloucester August 18 The street railway company ran its first electric car over its road from the city proper to Annisquam a distance of four miles The trip was a trial and proved satisfactory

Gloucester The Street Railway Company Annisquam

Commodity Market Roundup Trends Quiet Demand

Flour is firmer. Corn is quiet. Oats are firm. Butter unchange Cheese dull. Eggs steady. Beans firm. Hay plenty. Potatoes unchanged. Sweet potatoes in fair demand. Poultry steady. Oranges firm. Lemons unchanged. Apples plenty. California fruit in good demand. Watermelons steady. Pork products unchanged. Corned beef and tongues quiet. Fresh beef firm. Over fresh meats plenty.

California

Flour and meal trade shows firm market and higher grades

Receipts include 2805 barrels and 3015 sacks of wheat flour and 150 barrels of cornmeal. Flour grades rise 10 to 15 cents with strong outlook. choicest spring wheat patent sold at 6150 per barrel mill price. Prices span from fine flour at 2 85 to 6 40 for spring patents. rye and graham flour steady to firm. hay and barrel meals fetch 118 to 120 and 266 to 260 per 100 pounds respectively. oatmeal trades at 490 for fine and 540 for cut.

Minnesota Wisconsin Canada Superior

The Produce Trade Receipts and Market Prices

The report lists today’s receipts by item including butter 6282 pkgs and 519 pkgs oleo, cheese 2378 boxes, eggs 4901 cases, beans 8 bbls, potatoes 8 cars, sweet potatoes 1240 bbls, hay 41 cars, straw 6 cars, plus a detailed price slate. Butter market firm for finer grades, common butter slow. cheese and eggs show steady demand with varied regional quotes. beans and potatoes described as firm with upward tendency. hay and straw supply described as mixed with price shifts. poultry and onions noted. overall tone is active wholesale trading with many named regions and prices.

Chicago New York Vermont Canton Ogdensburg Liverpool Michigan Islands Nova Scotia New Brunswick California Lima Choice Canada Virginia Jersey New Hampshire Rhode Island Bristol Ferries

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Chalmers Real Estate News Brookline Park W. Prescott & Bankers and Brokers Devonshire St Title Insurance State Street Mortcaces Iton Philadelphia New England Lawmeace S. Mott & Coo Broadway Lamson Sullivan Harbor Oanells Ios Mont Butte Santa Fe Osceola Fia Maine Cent N. & Koch Bay State Gas Ill Steel Isleet Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Wilson W. Fay & Co Crescent Mining Fort Payne Coal & Iron Burton Cce Too Washington Mining Dana Mining Scsceesceccucseves Catalpa Mining Fernessy, Armstrong & CO Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company J. WW. Reinhart Panies Piha G U. Pac W. Shore Bush, Bush Bush Ny&nerr Los & Albany RR Floosac Elevator Cec Ieeost Esonek Nor. Pref North Effie Western Ing. Ing Ing. Alt T. He Central Lowa Entral Pacific Ches Ohio Chi & & Alton del. & L Den K. G Sane Ft. W East Venus Ll. Central Corekat LiLlowa Ces Kan Lex Pern Lake Shore Long Island Louis D& Nash Mem Chli Ieee Onse Ee Seeree Miss Lee West Egon Gheetock Island Sone St. L Fren L. E American Oil Lol Ann URS Chicago Gas Bae Pal Ee Ee Aeae Petroleum Lody G Lody D. xv R.G Or. Imp. Lsts G. M Pfd. Inc Ft. W. & den Kan. P Ie L.& Ss den. i G.m. A Eee K. & T. Stepp St. Bees Oss Ssa Union Ned. Cy Int N.W U.N Saan Alta Phenix of Arizona Col. Coal Quicksilver Hocking Coal Goring Cones Hee Homestake Stormont DOO Stutter Creek S.ee Mutuals NEW York Financial Savage Con Sierra Nevada Utah Goukt & Curry Vos Halt & Norcross Yellow Jacket Malta
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