Report on Denver Rio Grande Western rail property gains
Isaac Jackson submits a detailed assessment after a April 1888 trip from Grand Junction to Ogden. He finds the line well equipped, with steel rails, ample depots and shops, and growing business limited by equipment. He endorses the property’s value and notes Utah’s rapid growth and future prosperity, especially if Gentiles gain political control in Salt Lake City. Earnings show significant gains versus 1887, with Utah growth expected to boost traffic and value for New England investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc. Miles
Gees Leoscaoueo
Isaac Jackson
New England
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway
Palmer
Grand Junction
Ogden
Utah
Oa Aiek
Salt Lake City
Bancroft
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Western
Mexican Central 4S
Indianapolis Tops New York in Rain Halts Other League Games
Despite rain delaying other New England League games, Indianapolis defeated New York with Hines delivering a ninth inning homer for the visitors. Shreve pitched well for the New Yorks, while Beery and Richardson started for Indianapolis as heavy hitting and fielding miscues shaped the initial day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Ciicano
Brynam
Ryan
Washingtons
Chicagos
R.bh.po
A. E. R.bh.po
O Sullivan
Myers
Farrell
LlAnson
O'Brien
Pfeffer
Fack
Willam
Whitney
Burns
Shetkee Pennelly
Bhoch
Darling
Williamson
Hoy
Daily
Donnelly
Sullivan
Anson
Wilmot
Mack
Chicacas
Brynai
O’brien
David Sullivan
Hines
Shreve
New Yorks
NEW Yorkes
E. R
Welch
Malanapolié
Sa Cheese
Glasscock
Shomberg
George
Buckley
Gore
Seery
Ward
Connor
Ewing
Hatteld
Richardson
Denny
Valentine
Lynns defeat Lowells in eleventh straight win
In Lynn on July 12 the Lynns outbat and outfield the champions Lowells for an eleventh consecutive victory. Larocque Spill and Murphy led batting. Cor coran hit a three base drive to left as Shinnick and Murphy provided key offense. Worcester beat Manchester 8 to 6 as attendance reached about 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lynns
Lowells
Larocque
Spill
Murphy
Corcoran
Shinnick
Lowell
Poe Gis
Owells
Worcester
Manchester
Worcesters
Manchesters
Baseball score roundup from multiple city teams
Other games list results featuring Kansas Citys Brookyns 3 to 1 Louisville Athletics 4 to 1 Cincinnatis 2 to 1 Clevelands St Louis 8 to 3 Baltimores Portsmouths 6 to 4 Dovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Brookyns
Louisville—Athletics
Louisvilles
Cincinnati
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Baltimores
Portsmouth
Portsmouths
Dovers
Hingham Camp Faces Severe Night Storm at Cadet Camp
A midnight gale at the First Corps of Cadets camp in Hingham caused tents to strain and a marquee to flex. Despite fears for the mess tent, swift cordage and stanchions saved structures with no injuries. Visitors, including General Wales, observed robust attendance and routine, while Lt Gov Brackett’s planned visit may shift daily actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Corps of Cadets
Hingham
Wales
Sanger
Reynolds, Chase, Haskell and Parker
Merrill
Enry B. Rice
Robert B. Heaton
Accidents On The Rail In East Cambridge And Commercial Street
Patrick Coughlin of 8 Fitchburg Street Bomerville was injured when he stopped in front of an inward train on the Lowell division of the Boston and Maine Railroad at East Cambridge yesterday noon. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors fear he may not live. James Norton, eight, was killed instantly yesterday afternoon on Commercial Street by a Union Freight Railway Company train as he ran in front of the engine near Eastern Avenue. The body was sent to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Coughlin
Fitchburg Street
Bomerville
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
East Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
James Norton
Union Freight Railway Company
Commercial Street
Eastern Avenue
Governor Ames advances in convalescence with daily rounds
Governor Ames continues recovery with one daily round despite close spacing. Doctors report no relapse since Wednesday as bronchitis eases under careful treatment. He remains bright, sits up in the afternoon, and chats with attendants, with family encouraged by steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
F. J
Clearance sale at G W Simmons & Co department
The sale at 82 North Street promotes a clearance of remnants in the custom and Agents department. It claims the event is a legal opportunity with hundreds daily patronizing and offers uniforms with trousers priced around 485 dollars in the year’s best chance to replenish wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wimmons & Co
North Street
Fitchburg Railroad Car Shops Groundbroken At East Fitchburg
Fitchburg Railroad Company breaks ground for six brick car shop buildings on the south side of the line by the Nashua River. Each of four main shops measures 100 by 480 feet, with 15 to 20 longitudinal tracks and transfer tables. Two additional buildings will house wood working and the machine shop engine house. Also notes time signal advancements via naval observatory and potential direct Washington time distribution to railroads. Mentions Canadian Pacific purchasing Duluth South Shore and Atlantic, rail route developments, through routes for sportsmen, Grand Army rate from Boston, and Maine Central lease proposal for Portland & Ogdensburg with city stock approval and Dexter to Dover extension plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allouae
Alphiold
Wee Eevesee
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Hec
Catalpa
Crescent
Franklin
Ironton
Kearsarge
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
LAND
Boston Water Power
Seenee
Boylston Street
Aeenne
Brookline
Enewerere
Campobello
Boston
Frenchman's Bay
Eesvreve i
Maverick
Cese
Newport
Seeense
Lamoine
Payson
Atchison Lst
At. & Pac
Isc
Chi
Kan
St. P
D.D
Elk H
K C
I. C
Lin
Central
N.Y
N. E
Toe
Creece
B.o
Oregon
Oregon S JL. 6S, 1922. 105% 106 106 Og. & L . Con
Pueb. & A. Y
Ralland
Southern
Do Inc
Sonora
Cs Ns
Union Pacific
Inc
Wis. Cent
Lst
Ae Way
Ody
Berke Companies
I. Seaee
Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Cal
Central of Mass
Seeee
See
Canton
Det
L. B. Eeesicsvssef
Lake Fitchburg
M.com
Lou
K. C
K.C
Peeree
Maine Central
N. Y
New Eng
Nash Old Colony
Oregon Peer Line Oe
Rutland
Atenichore & Ee
Garni
Northy Union Acuie
West End
Wis
Eastman Car
Lamson
Pullman Palace
Ce Aeclennepmeonsarencene
Li Board
Arnold
Mary's
Everett
Eureka
Ken Cheur
Huron
Mesnard
Ocean
Han’k. Os
Fitchburg Railroad Company
East Fitchburg
Nashua
Fitchburg Road
Railroad Telegraph Superintendents’ Association of the United States
New York
J. L. Lang
New York & New England Railroad
A. D. Brown
Navy
Naval Observatory
Washington
Western Union
Brown
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Road
Canadian Pacific
Soo” Roads
Northwestern Lines
Concord
N. H
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Boston, Concord & Montreal Road
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Connecticut River Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Quebec Central
Quebec
Lake St. John
W. H.H. Murray
Adirondack
Boston & Maine Road
Grand Army
Columbus
Fitchburg
West Shore
Bee Line
Portland
Portland & Ogdensburg
City of
Dexter
Dover
Insolvencies and assignments hit several New England firms
Multiple businesses face financial trouble. Rockville knit goods maker R. G. Hot assigns with liabilities around 24 thousand dollars. L. B. Smith Rubber Co. cited as fault. John OConnell of Salem. A. M. Tilton of Haverhill. George H. Marsh of Westvale go insolvent. Creditors offered settlements include Ross & Co of Woonsocket 60 cents on the dollar or 40 cents plus notes at three months. Manchester and Milwaukee outfits also under actions or assignments. A creditors committee is named to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John A. Hunt
Fall River
Pigeon & Maynard
So Nery Goods
Manchester
N.H
Jacob Fernekes
Louisville
A. M. Tilton
Haverhill
J. O. Smith
Smith, Bates & Co
Boston
George H. Marsh
Westvale
Summer Excursions and East Coast Resorts
The International Steamship Company promotes summer excursions to Eastern resorts. It touts large, well equipped steamers and fares lower than rival lines. Guides are available from W. H. Kilby in Boston, J. W. Richardson in Boston, and S. A. Waldron in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Steamship Company
the International
W. H. Kilby
Comercial Wharf
J. W. Richardson
Washington Street
Boston
Js. A. Waldron
Portland
Man Rescued From Drowning By Patrolman At Station 3
Patrolman Cary of Station 3 pulled a man from the Charies river at 7:15 last night after a shell capsized. The unnamed rower lost $10 and his shoes, and the recovered boat was taken to the Union boathouse where the man appeared to belong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Station 3
Charies
Union Boathouse
Last Witness Finds Bessie Hazeltine Died by Own Action
Inquest into Bessie Hazeltine of Woburn concluded with Judge Littlefield ruling the death was self inflicted after the final witness was examined. The case hinges on testimony regarding circumstances surrounding her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
Bessie Hazeltine
Woburn
Littlefield
Boots and shoe buyers listing many sales contacts
Albany to Washington lists numerous shoe buyers and sales agents by city and company, naming J M Jones Atlanta J E Carlton McKeldin Carlton Allentown U D Krause Auburn G H Mills and others in Chicago Streich Prins Greensfelder Morrill Mantonya Faller Faller Sons Lippincott Downing Neely Thomas Weathers Conover Lippincott Heller Moore Schafer Adler Frank Smith Kyck Ryttenburg Hull among various firms and regions with ads and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
Krause
Auburn
H Mills
Mills & Lathrop
Butler
Madison
Ind
Stanton
New York City
E Greacen
W Neely
W Neely & Co
Norfolk
J Thomas
J Thomas & Co
Ovala
A Weathers
Agnew & Co
Philadelphia
Conover
Conover & Hamill
Lippincott
Lippincott, Son & Co
Peona
H Downing
Downing & Olney
Richmond
M Heller
Heller & Co
Livchester
RJ Moore
San Antonio
National Union Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend in Fall River
The National Union Bank of Fall River announces a semiannual dividend of 242. The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union Bank
Fall River
Wheeling &Lake Erie Railroad Company
Composite stock list item for Worcester area firms
A historical financial snippet lists partial share holdings and assignments across multiple companies. Entries include Worcester Gas Light Co, Shoe and Leather, N Bank, Lyman Mills, Appleton Co, Hill Mfg Co, Fitchburg Railroad, Cheshire Railroad, Sugar Refiners, Evans & St Louis Railroad, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad mortgage, Wisconsin Central Railroad first series, with varying share counts and dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Mills
Appleton Co
Hill Mfg. Co
Fitchbur RR
Cheshire RR
Louis
Evans. & St. Louis
Atchison,Top
Santa Fe RR
Wisconsin Cent
New York Financial Market Notes July Trading Summary
Money on call easy at 1 to 14 percent, last loan 14 percent, bar silver firm 92. Sterling steady with 60 day bills at 4.87 and demand 4.88. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds quiet. After midday, stocks mixed with activity in Reading, Lackawanna, and Richmond & West Point leading gains, others lagging. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Cleveland, Cincinnati & Indianapolis rose on light volume. market closed dull and heavy with notable declines in Missouri Pacific and broader losses. Railroad bonds traded around 1.6 million, with various issues showing mixed moves and earlier advances fading. Surgical note: irregular, unsettled tone with overall weakness in final prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Bank of France
Atchison
California Southern
Miles
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Lackawana
Richmond & West Point
Burlington & Quincy
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Western Union
St. Paul
Hocking Valley
Missouri Pacific
Richmond
West Point
Burlington
Texas _Pacific seconds
Fort Worth
Denver
Baltimore & Ohio
Northwestern
Denver & Rio Grande
Western
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Metropolitan
Mobile & Ohio New
Northern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
New River
Wabash General Trust
Northwestern Extension
Kansas & Texas
Financial Bonds and Stocks Snapshot From July Market Pages
The page lists varied bond quotes and stock figures across numerous issues. It includes D over R G firsts, Nav Ists, Erie, P. L. G., Tex. P. N. Pac., and multiple rail and utility securities with rates around 8 to 115 percent, plus a section on Express Companies and mining stocks such as Homestake, Ophir, Quicksilver, and Sutter Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can. Sc
St.l
1. M
N.w.deb
Gore D
Cscs
THY
Erie
PLC
P. Kan
T.g
Tex. P. L. G
N. J. C. Int
Tex. P N, Pac
U. Pac. Sis
W. Shore
Express Companies
Adams
Wells Fargo
ANG Rot Feat
Amador
Hock, C Coal
Barcelona
Homestake
Best & Belch
Bodie
Neaeeee
Ontario
Cal
Ophir
Proustite
Os Deadwood T
Quicksilver
el Crist
VIS
Csscoo
Treas
S. King
Etrand Prize
Sutter ‘Creek
Hale & Nor
Tenn.c
Foreign financial markets report from London July 12
Atlantic and Great Western firsts quoted 37, Erie seconds 99, Illinois Central 120%, Mexican Central firsts 69% and ordinary 43%, St Paul common 70, New York Central 108%, Pennsylvania 54, Reading 31% with money at 1 percent. Panns advices at 1:30 p m quoted 3 percent rentes at 83 francs 37.5 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Commercial Matters Summary of Daily Market Nods
Wool dull leather steady hides quiet flour quiet corn steady oats higher cornmeal quiet oatmeal steady rye unchanged rye flour quiet millseed steady cottonseed meal dull graham flour unchanged hops dull malt steady butter steady cheese quiet eggs firm beans quiet potatoes firmer hay fair demand rye straw quiet poultry fair demand oranges firm lemons fair demand pork steady lard in good demand beef quiet fresh beef unchanged muttons firm lambs very quiet veals fair demand truck active raw sugar very firm refined sugars higher molasses steady
Leather and Hides Market With Steady Tone and firm demand
The leather market shows a steady to firmer tone with expectations of better trade ahead. Rough and finished leathers vary in demand while stocks remain large and prices modest, and hides from Montevideo Buenos Ayres and Santa Fe are noted as sold. green salted and dry hides show mixed activity across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Santa Fe
Brighton
Roeen
New England
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern
Central Massachusetts
Delaware & Hudson and
Central Vermont
Rutland Road
Bell Telephone
Erie Telephone
Sullivan Harbor
Rice
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
Boston & Montana
Quincy & Toreh Lake
Loreh Lake
W. B. Dana & Co
Joseph G. Martin
State Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Stone
Atlantic & Pacific
Pacific Coast
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Indiana Coal Railway
Wisconsin Central
Sandusky & Cleveland
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Bell Tel
Bar Harbor Land
Bay
S.es
Mont
B & Lowell
Calno, Pee Neersevecers
B & Qe
Congoie Becce Bees
Ceictestvesese Ss
Pullman
Cscacescseree
Union Pac
Bell
OK & W
M & St P
E& St
GO Inc
Cave
Eees Ee
Eee
Fts &M
Ny&ne
Old Colony
Ee Union Pac
Wildiars & CO
VK As
Brforenoon Sal
C & Mont
Iss
Banos
K & West
Rec
Rts &l
Ark
C., St Pref Cin
del den East
Pacific Ease
Aira
Roch & I
Bi. C. Sa
Pacific
Anton Eee
OSS
Eeeutral Pac
Tees
Flockig Val
Ae Loust
Texas
Esse Land
Batgays
Loiley
Sentral
Tom
Ohio - Miss
West
Oregon ‘Trails
Wittgourg
Ty Readin Guo
Was
Tock Island
Kone
M&m. Eves
XAS Y. He Ale
Acific
LTOV
Uca & Beeee
Cl i
Orezon m
Pacific Mail
Sile Ode
Ullman Pal
W. Union
Aql Petroleum
Hingham Camp
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Albany, N
Kidder, Peabody & 9
Bankers
Devonshire Street
Mass
Nassau Street
Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
Europe
California
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
General
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Edward Db. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
William J. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
William Whitewright
Union Front Company
Broadway
William Mertens
L. von Hoffman & Co
Wail St
William B. Strong
Strong & Co
Broadst
Globe Investment Company
Milk Street
Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation
Massachusetts
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Damgu Wta
Worcester Gas Light Co
Natl
Prescott Natl
Vi. & Mass
Stony Brook RR
American Waltham Watch Co
Manuf
Holliston Natl
Holliston
Newton N. Bank
Newton
Ags
Naumkea Steam Cotton Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Metropolitan St. Ry. Co
Lansing & Northern RR
Sugar Refineries Co
Mt. Desert
Penobscot Bay
Central Car Co
Conn
Boston Gas Light Co
Great Falls & Conway RR
American Rapid Tela. Co
Androscoggin & Kennepec RR
Cedar Rapids & Missouri R
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co
Metroolitan St. Ry. Co
Suffolk N. Bank
Alta Seen
aCe sOphir
Best & Belcher
Potast
I Savage
Sierra Nevada
Tinion
Crown Point
Asses
Hale & Norcross
Gould & Curry
Commonwealth
North Belle Isie
NEW York Financial
Sd Caer Af vi
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
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