For Sale By Brokers Board Dec 15
Real estate transfers listed for Suffolk County with Amended entries and broker calls from 10 to 10:30 A M. Stock exchanges section notes St Louis Portsmouth Omaha Chicago Brockton and related brokerage actions.
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Commercial Goods Market Reports Steady Prices Across Domestics
Dry goods and farm commodity prices show little change with higher pork and lard while butter and cheese stay firm. Cotton goods prices rise modestly as export demand remains strong, with notable advances on bleached and brown fabrics. Providence and Fall River markets reflect steady prints and firmer shirting fabric prices amid robust weekly sales.
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Providence
Fall River
Money Market in Boston Reports Higher Clearing House Rates
Week closes with advances in money rates as 1 percent rise at the clearing house. Loans on call 5 to 6 percent, time loans 5 to 6, banks at 4. New York funds carry premium and weekly clearing figures show substantial gains versus last year, with a mixed bullion and reserve position.
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London Stock Markets Hold Steady Amid Holiday Trade
London reports unsettled court, gold drain to New York, Bank of England reserves slim. Stock Exchange loan rates 4% to 8% with a general fall in English railway securities during American rails collapse, but recovery seen. American rails stronger though still weak. Berlin notes imperial bank specie rise by 11.6 million marks.
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Mortgages Recorded in Boston Area Land Transfers
Multiple property mortgages listed by grantors and grantees including Patrick Young to Catherine Sullivan on Baker's Court. John Hatlbritter to South Boston Savings Bank on Eighth Street. Daniel F. Cufford to Workingman's Cooperative Bar on Beach Street. Elizabeth H. Gaw to Ann Maria Datch on Eustis Street. Catherine McGowan to George W. Hargrave on Glenden Street. William A. Salter to George W. Leverett on Gordon Street. John Le Brocq to East Boston Savings Bank on Princeton Street. George A. Denham to Hingham Institution for Savings on Victoria Street. Albert H. Spence to Jonathan A. Choate on Philips Street. Dates range Nov 80 to Dec 1 180 and amounts from 500 to 5500 dollars.
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Patrick Young
Catherine Sullivan
Baker's Court
John Hatlbritter
South Boston
Eustis Street
Catherine McGowan
George W. Hargrave
Glenden Street
William A. Salter
George W. Leverett
Gordon Street
Dorchester
John le Brocq
East Boston Savings Bank
Princeton Street
George A. Denham
Hingham Institution For Savings
Victoria Street
Albert H. Spence
Jonathan A. Choate
Philips Street
Prominent Tampa and Ohio Agents in Trade Notices
A list of named agents and firms across cities including Baltimore Allnutt Nixon & Goldsborough Chicago Phelps Dodge Palmer Cincinnati W F Thorne John Straus Detroit Balawin Tre Lafayette Murphy Philadelphia Fields Am Hand Sewed Shoe Co Poledo Rosenthal Feder Rosenstock Oppenheimer Par cites the period trade advertisements.
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D Nixon
Allnutt, Nixon & Goldsborough
Binghamton
H Lester
Lester & Co
Chicago
George E P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
FF Thorne
Thorne & Co
John Straus
Detroit
Philadelphia
Penn
J A Fields
Austin, Fields & Co
Poledo
William B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
Tre
San Francisco
Cal
Feder
Rosenthal, Feder & Co
W Rosenstock
S W Rosenstock & Co
Paul Redfish
Charles Oppenheimer & Co
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate as Nerve Food for Indigestion
Dr H O Hitchcock of Kalamazoo Michigan reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate in numerous cases of indigestion caused by nervous exhaustion with marked benefit. He says it appears to be a good nerve food.
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H. O. Hitchcock
Kalamazoo Mich
Market Reports Dek Dec 18 Damp Flour and Grain Trends
Market dull with little business and concessions. No change in corn and oats with buyer-favorable prices. Details cover bid and ask ranges for No 2 white oats and high mixed corn, selling volumes, and European wheat shipments with Liverpool prices in a compact historical market note.
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Ely
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Canada Rollers
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Liverpool
Market steady across butter cheese eggs and produce
Butter is firm with good demand in Chicago and New York. Cheese shows a strong demand with a firm market and unchanged prices. Eggs, beans, hay, and truck staples hold steady with receipts listed. market tone remains quiet in Chicago and New York with Western creamery and various regional quotes noted.
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Greening
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Malaga
Market Report Ardent for Provisions and Fresh Meats
Market notes show pork and lard firm with prices slightly higher while fresh beef remains dull and unchanged. No other fresh meats show variation. Trading data includes bid and closing figures with values around 11 to 14 in various entries.
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