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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1887

Page

6

Money Market in Boston Slows as Bears Dominate Trading

The Boston money market remains dull and steady with banks curtailing loans. Rates outside strong paper stay at 6 to 7 percent while city funds run at 5 percent for a two month note. New York exchanges weaken and several rail and mining stocks move with bears in control.

Dividend Declarations From Major Firms

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has declared a dividend of 1 percent. The American Waltham Watch Company has declared a semi annual dividend of 4 percent.

Pacific Mail Steamship Company American Waltham Watch Company

Money on Call Tight in New York Market

New York on August 25 reports money on call tight with loans from 6 to 10, last loan at 6 and closing offered at 4. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 6 12 08 2. Bar silver at 97 percent. Sterling exchange dull and steady. Government bonds have been recorded but details truncated.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Market Dull Early Then Steady Amid Mixed Rail names

The market opened soft with heavy declines led by Missouri Pacific and New York Central. After a volatile forenoon, a late recovery occurred with general improvements though railroad bonds remained active and uneven. close remained quiet but weak with notable weakness in Oregon Navigation and Northern Pacific preferred.

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific E. L. Lomax Chicago, Burglington & Quincy Union Pacific J. M. Barr Burlington & Northern la Crosse W. H. Holcomb New York Northern Pacific W. H. Rhawn St. Paul & Duluth Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad Oregon Navigation Lake Erie & Western New York Central Cpenne Atlantic & Pacific St. Paul Consols Northwestern Extension Denver & Rio Grande Western International Louisville & Nashville General Ga Kansas & Texas New York City & Northern New Orleans Pacific Trust Oregon Transcontinental Southern Pacific of California Richmond & Alleghany Trust Shenandoah Valley General Green Bay Mobile & Ohio First

Mining Stock Closing Prices in San Francisco Market

The official closing prices list mining shares in San Francisco led by Union Con 6 and Gould & Curry with others such as Belcher 42, California & Va 16, Nevada 144, and Yellow Jacket 9 1/2. The report shows varied gains and losses among prominent miners including Otis and Silica, reflecting a mixed day for the sector.

N. W Abp R. GW Saat Rieke Pak Pe Pak Pe St SGU Asigneae Bio Bai ‘& Erie P. Ista Iso PB & C. BR Tex. P. L Tex. P. RG. N. Pac Shore Adams American Weils Fargo Amador N. Helle Isle Sigs Creche Oie Ontario Best & Belch lOphir Brunswick Phoenix Rlymouth Carson D. Co Do Ptdh Col. Coal Con. C Tenn. C Hale & Nor Avporusteys H.coul & Inn iUnion Con Yellow Jacket San Francisco Cal Paler Os Nevajo Bost, & Belcher OpmIr Aemuticatnees Thomar.c Coccenee Pojosl Aces Cere Bbg Savage Wees Sates Gould & Curry Bya Union Con Boale & Norcross Wantvess Ciea Pee Cess Wloro ii

London and Paris bullion updates from August reports

Bar silver in London quotes at 44 15 16d per ounce as Bank of England bullion falls by 162000 pounds in a week. Bank reserve ratio rises from 41.45 to 42.16 percent. Paris sees a weekly Bank of France statement with 6 425 000 francs gold decrease and 3 075 000 francs silver increase.

Central Iowa Settee St. L Pa Central Coos B&w Kan Tex Bay Long Island Shi Ware Essex Nash Toy N. J. Cent Pacific Yoo Ali Asie Northw N. Ae C Nix, C St. Louis N.B Dilo & Miss West Slylly Oregon Navy Osperon Trans Hyonaw ,D.& E aUurs Pittebor Gearry Rich Dan Roch Pitts Rock Islan . Ae Sil S. Pie St. Pauls St. I M. Am Etewe Texas Pacific Toledo & OC Union Pacific Utica & LE London Bank of England Paris Bank of France

Man Held for Window Breaking at Odd Fellows Building

William Butler, about 25, arraigned in Somerville Police Court on four counts of maliciously breaking four French plate windows in the Odd Fellows' building at Winter Hill. Windows shattered between June 17 and July 24 with rocks thrown from across the street. Butler arrested after house entry. judge declined jurisdiction and bound over to Superior Court in 800 dollars. The Woodstock rug notice follows.

Somerville William £. Butler Odd Fellows Winter Hill Butler Story

Auction Sale Of Brooklyn Coney Island Railroad Assets

The Brooklyn H Bay Railroad and Brighton Beach property including the hotel were sold at auction under a $500,000 mortgage foreclosure. First parcel, including road and rolling stock, bought by second mortgage bondholders for $601,000. second parcel with water works sold to the same buyers for $80,000.

Brooklyn N. Y Brooklyn, Coney Island Brighton Beach Railroad Brooklyn Trust Company

Rail Line Earnings Report July and Year to Date

The Pennsylvania rail road east of Pittsburg and Erie reports July gross earnings of 4,654,370 with net 1,580,628 after expenses of 2,980,829. For Jan 1 to July 31 gross earnings total 831,025,094 with net 10,457,924 after expenses 20,567,170. West of Pittsburg and Erie July earnings were 87,008 versus 262,508 in 1886, a drop of 175,500, while year to date 497,492 shows a swing from a deficit of 252,415 in 1886 to a gain of 749,907.

Troy Saratoga Troy, Saratoga & Northern Adirondack Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Lake Champlain Central Vermont Road New York Railroad Commissioners Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg and Erie Pittsburg

Multiple City Firm Names in Creditors List Across States

A compiled roster lists names and firms from cities including Augusta Georgia Atlanta Baltimore Bastrop Chester Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Detroit East Saginaw Kansas City Kittanning Louisville Montgomery New York Nashville Palestine Paducah Pine Bluff Reading Richmond Scranton Topeka Tyler Toledo and Winchester. Each entry names a person and associated firm, reflecting a broad professional directory across 19th or early 20th century business networks.

Augusta Mulherin Mulherin, Rice & Co Atlanta Anderson R$ Hill Hill, Adams & Co F Jones F Jones & Co A. Purlington P A Andre Baltimore Adler Frank & Adler Bastrop Laws Laws & Co Cincinnati T Cowan Cowan & McGrath Columbus Miss Parsons & Sons Nashville Tenn Lusky Oxkolona S Morris, Craw Topeka Kan E A McLaughlin McLaughlin & Co Craw Tyler Tex M Michelson M Michelson & Bro Toledo Rodgers Dewey, Rodgers & C Winchester Marion Bantz

Business Troubles Shadow Wall Street Brokers Case

P W Harding as assignee for Grovesteen and Pell reports liabilities reach 1.5 million, largely secured by East and West Alabama and Rome and Decatur railroad bonds. Most debts due to banks and about 200 thousand to stock exchange members. Scituate Cooperative Shoe Company creditors meet in North Scituate report 1,600 dollars in liabilities with twenty cent on the dollar offered and accepted. Thomas S Colby of Amesbury files insolvency petition. assets 7,540 liabilities 9,320 with 5,500 owed to J S Poyen for stock.

tSurplus New York New England Boston & Albany West End State Street Friends of Water Power West End Preferred Calumet & Hecla Tamarack Osceola Quincy New York Commercial Bulletin Vigor Calumet & Lecla Ming P. W. Harding Grovesteen & Pell Wall Street East & West Alabama Rome & Decatur Stock Exchange Scituate Cooperative Shoe Company North Scituate Thomas S. Colby Amesbury J. S. Poyen

Milkman Evans Arraigned Over Milk Quality Dispute

On Thursday last week Martin E. Evans a milkman was arraigned in South Boston court on complaint of Inspector Babcock. John Killeen collected and sealed milk samples from Evans for analysis, while Evans likewise sampled the same can. The two chemists reported differing percentages of milk solids.

Martin E. Evans South Boston Babcock John Killeen Milk Department Evans Killeen

Wool growth extant, Chicago vs Boston in wool trade

Chicago dealers score a point on Boston merchants as June's boom lifts wool prices briefly. Yet by July prices sag and manufacturers buy little, leaving much of this year's clip in farmers hands while Chicago dealers boast of gains.

Chicago Boston St. Louis London

Findings of Steamboat Inspectors on Merrimack Wreck

The Boston inspectors vindicate the crew after the Merrimack wreck off Little Hope Island on July 10. Captain Crowell, pilot Reynolds, and officers are praised for discipline and duty. no misconduct found though two men attempted theft of a boat. Losses total $180,000 with no fatalities.

United States Merrimack Boston George H. Starbuck Second New York Little Hope Island U.S. A Halifax la Have Light N.N. W W.S.W S. W Joseph Reynolds Crowell la Have Reynolds Hawkesbury Hart Fader Andrew Burnham Andrew J. Savage

Waltham Taxpayers Owe Large Sums to City

A list shows Waltham residents and non residents who pay $500 or more in taxes. Names include Mrs Elizabeth Bright American Waltham Watch Co Boston Manufacturing Co United States Watch Co Waltham Gas Light Co Parmenter Crayon Company and others with amounts ranging from about 504 to 16120 dollars. The heavy taxpayers include trustees and multiple local firms and one estate.

WaltHam Strci Au Elizabeth Bright American Waltham Watch Company Edwin Bowker Charles W. Bemis Boston Manufacturing Company Braneis Buttrick Daniel Carey Michael T. Connelly James , Ellison Henrietta M. Farnum John R. Farnum Charles W. Fogg James B. Gooding Bardwell A. Goodell Charles Harrington Hamblin L. Hovey Jennie J. Johson William Roberts J. and A. Lowell J. A. Lowell Arthur T. Lyman Ann I. Lawrence Waltham Gaslight Company Mary W. Whitney T. W. Walker Waltham Music Hall Company L. W. Paine S. D. Warren Charles A. Welch

Financial holdings listed by trustee and executor

A detailed list of shares and holdings across multiple companies and banks. Names include Freeman's N Bank Tremont N Bank Great Falls Mfg Co Cocheco Mfg Co Lyman Mills Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Bates M Continentalits Franklin Co Lewiston Hill Mig Co Fitchburg R R Co Old Colony Nat Nat Webster Bank National Bank of North America Blackstone Nat Bank Hide and Leather Nat Bank Shoe and Leather Nat Bank Hamilton Nat Bank Atlas Nat Bank Union Stock Yard and Transit Cambridge R R Co plus rail, gas, and manufacturing entities.

Freeman's N. Bank Tremont N. Bank Mfg Great Falls Mfg Cocheco Mfg Hamilton Lyman Mills Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Nr Ae of Trustee Bates M Continentalits Franklin Co Lewiston Hill Mig. Co Fitchburg R. R. Co Old Colony Eastern R. RR. Com Natl. Tube Works Co Washington Fire and Marine Ins. Co New England Boston Wharf Co Arlington Gas Light Co North Chicago Rolling Mills West End Street Diinois & Grand Trunk R. R Summit Michigan Central News Lowell Gaslight Co Malden & Melrose Gaslight Co New England Glass Co Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland RR West End St. Ky. Co Amoskeag Mfg. Co Lancaster Mills National Webster Bank National Bank of North America Blackstone National Bank Hide and Leather National Bank Shoe and Leather National Bank Hamilton National Bank Atlas National Bank Union Stock Yard and Transit Co Cambridge RR. Co

Stock Auctioneers ad lists free appraisals and Wednesday sales

By RK Day and Company Boston stock exchange members offer free appraisals. Auction sales occur every Wednesday and Saturday at 11:30 A M. The notice lists shares in West End Street Ry Merchants Natl Bank Mt Vernon Natl Bank of Commerce Natl Exchange Bank various mills and rail lines with specific lots and bonds included.

RK. L. Day & Company State St Exchange Building West End St. Rypia Natl. Bank Mt. Vernon Bank of Commerce Natl Exchange Bank Dhiaspes Mix. Co Hamilton Gt. Falls Bates Pepperell Continental Mills Metropolitan H. Rd West End St. Ry Old Colony Maine Central New England Mt. Lee, Co Rutland Rd B., Con., & Monil

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