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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1888

Page

6

Money Market Report Shows Easy Funds and Rising Stocks

Boston money market remains easy with banks well supplied and demand light. Clearing house rate holds at 3 percent while general rates drift lower. Bond offerings and government securities steady, with diverse exchange rates and a bullish stock market driven by outside buyers and improved earnings signals across sectors.

Boston Lead Manufacturing declares 4 percent dividend

The Boston Lead Manufacturing Company has declared a dividend of 4 per cent, payable Aug. 1, to stockholders of record July 26.

Boston Lead Manufacturing Company

Lease clause on B and M Railroad bond interest and stock dividends

Under the lease terms the Boston and Maine Railroad agrees to pay the interest on all bonds of the Boston and Lowell and dividends on the stock seven percent for ten years and percent thereafter until 1956.

The Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Lowell

Bonds Offered as Legal Investment for Massachusetts Banks

By special act of the Legislature these bonds are a legal investment for Massachusetts savings banks. We will receive United States bonds in exchange at the highest market prices.

Massachusetts United States

Missouri Pacific seeks delay as bondholders urged to act

Third notice to holders of GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS warns that Missouri Pacific Rail Company will pay taxes labor claims and operating expenses for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Mailway while foreclosure proceeds continue. Bondholders are urged to send names addresses amounts and bond rates to Edward D Adams Winslow Lanter Co William L Bull Ledward Sweet Co William Whitewright Union Trust Co William Mertens J von Hoffman Co and William Be Strong Work Strong Co at New York addresses for combined action.

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co General Consolidated Mortgage New York United States Circuit Court Missouri Pacific Rail Company Missouri, Kansas and Texas Mailway Company Edward D. Adams Winslow, Lanter & Co Nassau St N. Y William L. Bull Ledward Sweet & Co Broad St William Whitewright Union Trust Company Broadway N.Y William Mertens J. von Hoffman & Co Wallat William BE. Strong Work, Strong & Co Broadst

New York Financial Market Quiet but Firm at Close

New York money on call eased to 1 to 142 with last loan at 144 and mercantile paper at 46 42. Sterling is steady with 60 day bills at 4.86 percent and demand at 4.88 percent. Government bonds and stocks were dull then firm, with a heavy late session and notable activity in a few issues such as Missouri Pacific, Pullman, and Colorado Coal. Total sales reached 1.485 million, with Texas Pacific seconds and UKG seconds contributing significant volume.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago Chicago, Burlington & Northern Chicago, Burlington & Uincy Union Pacife New York Union Acific Northern Pacific Union Pacific Northern Actic Ortherp Pacific Mexican Central Wisconsin Central Cincmnati, Sandusky & Cleveland California Southern Flint & Pere Marquette Common New York & New England Common Boston & Albany New York & New Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Loward Missouri Pacific Dulness Pullman Colorado Coa Texas Pacific Seconds St. Paul Chicago & Pacific Gs St. Paul & Minneapolis Syracuse Binghamton & New York Long Dock Houston & Texas General Pensacola & Atlantic Liouisville New Albany

Foreign Markets and Rates Report London July 18

London financials show Consols at 99 84 for both money and account. Atlantic and Western firsts at 37 8. Mexican ordinary at 44 2. St Paul common at 72 48. Discount rate in open market 14 1/ percent. Bar silver 48 1 16d per ounce. India Council bills allotted today with a 1 16d decline per rupee. Paris 3 per cent rentes at 3 francs 45 centimes, London exchange 25 francs 30 centimes for checks. Bank of England bullion withdrawn on balance 100,000 pounds.

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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Records

Suffolk County transfers list gainsboro street to Seth R Baker for a lot June 20 at $1 and other parcels on St James avenue Thatcher court Roxbury Heath street and Canter bury street with sums ranging from $1 to $607 and several mortgaged backs, including Cambridge Savings Bank and South Boston properties.

Gainsboro Street Rollin H. Allen Seth R. Baker B.S. Furpin St. James Avenue Frances W. Ross Denman W. Ross Clarendon Street Thatcher Court Peter Cannon Martin A. Cannon Roxbury Lucretia Fisher Frederick Matthies Heath Street Thomas McKay Margaret L. Donald Canterbury Street DorcuHts Ter R Nathaniel M. Jewett Francis H. Lord Learnard Street Brianton George A. Wilson Mary O. Pierce Parsons Street Cambridge Savings Bank Cecilia M. Wood Raymond Street South Boston John H. P. Aherin Thomas H. Devlin Sixth Street

Trade directory beadmen and agents across cities and firms

A dense OCR list shows numerous agents and firms with locations in cities from Baltimore to Chicago to Philadelphia and beyond. Names include Moores, Weinberg, Urner, Halle, ONeill, Gore, Hills, Ehrlich, Spear, Daum, Runkel, Gay, Murphy, Fyfe, Snedico, Quast, Spencer, Sims, Stanton, Lowrey, Morse, Chamberlain, Lippincott, Monroe, Keene, Downing, Thielbar, Scarborough, Chase, Atwood, Long, Lewine, Williams, and others. The compilation covers many trades and mercantile firms across states and regions without a single coherent narrative or event.

Macon R Sims R Sims & Bro Madison Ind Stanton Mansfield H Lowrey Keiser Craw Omaha Philadelphia Penn Keene Peona Downing Downing & Olney Peoria H Thielbar H ‘Thielbar & Co Rockdale Tex M Scarborough Scarborough & Hicks Topeka Kan M Chase Chase & Co Traverse City Mich B Atwood The Hannah & Lay Mercantile Company Uniontown Ala T Long H Long & White Waco F Lewine Lewine Bros Washington H Tink, Craw J A Williams Williams & Co

Mortgages Filed For Six Properties On June 20 21

William McLaughlin transfers mortgage on land on Perkins street W Sautee to Elizabeth L Tewks bury for 1350 dollars on June 20 Bradford 8 Turpin mortgaged Gainsboro street land and buildings for 2000 dollars on June 20 William H Adams mortgages Columbus avenue land and buildings south amenity side for 2000 dollars on June 20 Silas W Merrill mortgages land and buildings southerly Boylston street for 5000 dollars on June 21

William McLaughlin Elizabeth L. Tewksbury Perkins Street Bradford Turpin Rollin H. Allen Gainsboro Street William H. Adams Columbus Avenue Silas W. Merrill Charles E. Thayer Boylston Street

London Markets Report Wheat Firmer and Prices Steady

Foreign markets note wheat firmer with cargoes steadier and prices quoted in shillings per quarter. California and Australian wheat listed at 63d to 68d, Walla Walla at 34s 3d, mixed American corn varying by month, Liverpool dull for corn, breadstuffs firm, provisions steady, cheese and lard prices noted. Weather in England stormy with futures steady.

London Beerbohm Mark Lane California Walla Walla Paris Liverpool Great Britain Continent England

Rutland Railroad’s 1888 report shows complex assets and claims

The Rutland Railroad Company presents its year end June 30 1888 statement with receipts including rent of road 240 000 and 60 000 borrowed cash and expenses such as dividends and taxes. The report notes a disputed tax payment claim, a balance sheet with large real estate and stock holdings, and an annual meeting set for July 26 in Rutland Vermont.

Bliss Street Report New York & New England Company New York Times Today Poughkeepsie Hudson River New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania New England Central Vanderbilts Hudson Albany West Shore Eastern Boston & Albany Boston & Providence Central Massachusetts Vermont & Massachusetts Fitchburg Pullman Palace Car Company Oregon Atchison New York & New England Fastern Chicago, Kansas & Western Sonora Bell Telephone Lamson Topeka Land and Development Company Charles L. James Sullivan Harbor Land Lebanes Maine Central Steamboat Line Bar Harbor Sullivan Harbor Sullivan Harbor Land Company Plant Steamship Line Olivette Boston Florida Bay Harbor Montana Wne Sutro Tunnel Company Rutland Railroad Company Addison Railroad Company Addison and Burlington Burlington Manufacturing Company Addison Railroad Clement Rutland Addison Clement Bank Globe Bank New York Telegraph

Business Troubles and Insolvencies Reported

A notice lists several indebted individuals and firms facing financial distress. Jacob Bensemoil owes about 6250 with 310 secured. William H. Howard seeks 15 cent on the dollar compromise. George Mugford insolvency with 1100 debt and no assets. Daniel R. Walker of Kennebunkport failed. Howe and Kingman assigned to W. C. Williston. B Frank Wheeler notified of mortgage foreclosure. W J Guthrie & Co crockery dealers in San Bernardino have made an assignment yesterday.

Jacob Bensemoil Tremont Street William H. Howard Norwood George Mugford Washington Street Province Street Beachmont Daniel R. Walker Kennebunkport Howe! & Kingman Red Wing Main W. C. Williston B. Frank Wheeler Atlantic Avenue W.J. Guthrie & Co San Bernardino Cal Tey

Pleasant Hotel Event At Ocean Spray Hosts Boston Guests

Last evening the Great Head Hotel at Ocean Spray welcomed a party from the Quincy House in Boston arriving by tally-ho. Dancing and music filled the hotel with merriment until late. About 10 o'clock a collation was served.

Great Head Ocean Spray Quincy House Boston Tally-Ho

10 A M Train on New York and New England Line

The 10 a.m. train on the New York and New England railroad carries through parlor cars and coaches between Boston and New York, arriving at 4:30 p.m.

New York & New England Railroad Paclor Boston New York

Commerceal Market Summary Quiet Wheat and Strong Potatoes

Commodity notes show varied movement with flour steady, corn quiet, oats moderate, and oat products steady. Potatoes rise while truck activity increases. raw sugar holds firm and refined sugars stay active. Livestock mostly steady with butter and lard firmer, beef and veal unchanged, and lambs very quiet.

City Horse Market Holds Quiet Trade Across Dealers

Dealers report the current month being the quietest of the year with steady demand for bargains. Sales range widely from $30 to $500, including workstock, drivers, and family horses. Notable lots include a 900 lb chestnut reader at $300 and multiple carloads from Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Western markets.

Walker’s Bazaar Baturdex Moses Colman &On New England Snow Western Nova Scotia St John E Press A. E Bowler Bowler Isburgh & Co Ohio JC Berry Berry Russel Linois Pillsbury Hudson Warren Bailey Iowa Kentucky Jff Kansas Welch & Hlall International Horse Exchange

Lumber Market Faces Little Change in Demand and Prices

The lumber market shows no overall change with quiet demand across most grades. Eastern hemlock edges softer, Pennsylvania lots remain fairly active, and various categories such as shingles clapboards and pine show mixed but steady price movement amid ample supplies and quiet demand across regions.

Lemlock Pennsylvania Canada Atst

London Wool Sales Enter Final Day With Active Bids

London Wool Sales closed with brisk competition despite thinner attendance. Of 11 029 bales offered the total pass under the hammer reached 330 787, with over half exported including about 8000 bales to America mostly Australasian. Prices rose for Super Cape snow whites and metal greasy, while cross breds fell. The fourth series begins September 1.

London America

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