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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1886

Page

3

Money Market Quiet as Funds Abundant in Boston

The Boston money market remains quiet with ample loanable funds and banks discounting good paper at 4 to 4 percent. Government securities and foreign exchange are steady, while the comptroller calls for bank condition data for June 3. Local stocks show dull trading. notable activity in Atchison and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy shares amid mixed earnings reports.

Boston George C. Richardson New York Bell Telephone Water Power Boston Land Atchison Burlington & Quincy Burlington & Northern Eastern Centre Massachusetts Mexican Central New York & New England Union Pacific Rutland Plain Sonora 7S Chicago, Kansas & Western Dallas Tex Kansas Leroy & Caney Valley Missouri Pacific Leroy Fredonia Sedan Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Independence Flint Bills Indian Territory Santa Fe Chicago Chicago, Burlington & Northern Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Undefined June Sales List Fragment

Fragmentary OCR listing shop names and prices with unclear items. Contains brands Merchants Electric Tight and Crescent Crescent Catalpa Bonanza Development with scattered numbers and stray characters. overall unreadable.

McKay Heeling Napa Ooms Eusdvenssensiee -Gog SGD Catalpa Bonanza Development Essseaer Tbadsaeabe Vecebeshesscousceses Agc

Market Summary From New York June 7 Railroads Rally

New York markets closed firm with Lake Shore leading gains after a volatile session. Lake Shore opened strong and rose to near best figures, while railroad and other bonds showed strength and notable declines in some issues. Transactions totaled 247,630 shares with mixed readings across utilities and mining issues. brokers advised cautious buying amid modest overall advances.

New York Sterling Exchange Lake Spore Pacific Mail Lake Shore Canada Iowa Southern Central Iowa Jersey Central Erie Indiana, Bloomington & Western Firsts Oregon Improvement Wabash

New Hampshire Railroads Hold Annual Director Votes

Portsmouth meeting reports show Arthur Sewall chosen president of Wolfboro and Portsmouth Bridge Company. Directors include Frank Jones Samuel C Laurence John W Sanborn and Charles H Sawyer among others with Sewall named president of multiple lines. 1884 votes tallied for directors.

NEW Hampshire Railroad Portsmouth N. H Wolfboro Railroad Arthur Sewall Frank Jones Samuel C. Lawrence John W. Sanborn Charles H. Sawyer John M. Brackett Joseph L. Avery Portsmouth Bridge Company Kittery Artthur Sewall Bath Medford Charlies H. Sawyer Dover J.S. H. Frink William H. Hackett Wakefield N. S. Chapin Portland, Seco & Portsmouth Railroad Arthur Sewal William B. Bacon Boston Thomas W. Hyde F. R. Barrett Portland James R. Nichols Haverhill Brass Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway Railroad Company N. G. Chapin

Marlboro Street Transfers Across Suffolk and Boston May 26 1836

A series of land and building transfers dated May 26 to May 28 across Marlboro Street Hanover Commonwealth Avenue Roxbury East Boston South Boston Chelsea and other areas. Transactions include N Henry Chadwick Edward Burgess Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company and Chelsea Savings Bank among others with prices from $1 to $12,000 and various lot descriptions on Fuller Whitney plan Spruce Street Vine Street Tudor and C Streets and Church Street.

West Chester Park Ipswich Street Back Bay Water Power Company Calumet & Hecla Quincy Franklin Ridge Lowell & Andover Railroad Lowell Manufacturing Company Suffolk County Marlboro Street Henry Chadwick Edward Burgess Massachusetts Hospital Life In France Company N. Hebory Chadwick Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Fuller & Whitney Amhterst Street L. Chelsea Samuel Bissett Hammon Chamberlain Spruce Street East Boston Josho F. Callahan Richard Whitehouse Saratoga Street South Boston Thomas W. Roulston South Boston Savings Bank Tudor and C Streets

Mortgages Involving Pearson Drew Thompson And Chace

Margaret G. Pearson as guardian transfers a mortgage to Lucia W. Drew from the Aug 10 1878 loan by Robert F. and Ann V. Thompson for $500. Samuel M. Nickerson as executor transfers a mortgage to Amoga M. Chace from Cheever Newhall dated May 7 for $500.

Margaret G. Pearson Lucia W. Drew Robert F Ann V. Thompson Samuel M. Nickerson Amoga M. Chace Cheever Newhall

Governor Hill to attend Boston Irish festival June 17

A 1886 letter to Boston Mayor O Brien from William G. Rice states Governor Hill will attend a public demonstration in Boston on June 17, after unveiling the Daniel Webster statue in Concord. Rice will coordinate plans, with arrival expected in the afternoon or early evening. General John A. Logan also plans to attend, pending duties in Washington.

Hugh O Brien Sir Governor Hill Irish Parliamentary Fund Committee Boston Daniel Webster Concord N. H Tom William G. Rice R. F. Tobin John A. Logan Washington

Tariff and Labor Address by Edward Fitzwilliam in New Era Hall

Edward Fitzwilliam spoke on Tariff and Its Relations to Labor praising protectionist tariffs as beneficial to nations and workers. He argued high tariffs accompany prosperity, while low tariffs bring poverty and pauper labor, citing England’s poverty and crime and praising James G Blaine as America’s greatest statesman.

Edward Fitzwilliam New Era Hall England United States Blaine America

Cause of Prohibition Meeting in Tremont Temple

Prohibition State committee members met in Chapel Hall Tremont Temple Amos E Hall of Chelsea presided A resolutions committee was appointed after mentioning the death of Kempton of New Bedford The Rev Dr F W Bateman of Chelsea spoke on prohibitory principle The committee voted to hold its annual political convention in Worcester on September 8

Prohibition State Committee Chapel Hall Tremont Temple Amos E. Hall Chelsea Kempton New Bedford F. W. Bateman Bateman Worcester

Commercial Market Summary With Steady Prices Across Goods

In flour, fair trade and steady prices prevail. Corn eases slightly while oats firm with upward Millfeed movement. Malt unchanged. rye quiet. Butter steady. cheese quiet. Eggs quiet and fairly steady. Beans similar. Evaporated apples higher. Seeds unchanged. Hay unchanged. Potatoes firm market. Poultry and game unchanged. Native grass lower. Provisions quiet. Choice deals scarce. Week ending June 4 exports $1,798,771 and imports $1,129,833.

Flour and Grain Market Report with Steady Prices

The market shows steady prices for flour with gains limited to spring patents. Corn weakens slightly with steamer yellow at 49½c, oats firm with No 2 white at 41 1/4c, and fancy barley steady around 45 1/2c. Calls show firm trading. settling price today 41 4/5c. Weekly elevator stock tallies and various flour and cornmeal prices included.

Minnesota New York Roller Michigan Stone Canad Superior Canada New York E &W Bush

Butter and cheese markets steady with mixed regional quotes

Market notes show steady butter in New York and Chicago with Western creamery prices at 15c. Ogdensburg and Canton report varied packages and prices, cheese mostly steady or lower in Chicago, with regional quotes in New York and Ogdensburg. Eggs, beans, fruits, hay, potatoes, and tallow also listed with price ranges and supply indicating a cautious trading mood.

Market Report Shows Steady Prices for Meats and Nuts

Nuts little changed and general market steady. Fresh beef quiet. veals firm and scarce. Auction prices include hinds at 91 for 11e, pork cuts from 12 to 13 50, tongues 12 50 13, extra prime pork 9 75 10, and fresh rib roasts and sausages at varied local quotes. Beef categories show mixed ranges with steers 4 84 9c, good steers 14 86c, and various cuts priced per 100 pounds or cwt. Other fresh meats list lambs, mutton, veal, and Worcester county prices across multiple grades.

Hinds Lord Choice Choice Brighton Brighton Chicago Worcester County

Cotton market steady with quotas and futures mixed

The market for cotton shows quiet activity with steady quotations. Mid uplands and Gulf priced around 9, low to mid 9s, Liverpool futures hold steady with varied June to January consignments, and the spot market opens firm with fair demand, closing unchanged.

Uplands Gulf 95 Liverpool

Olde December Spot Prices and Market Report

The report records bales traded and stock on hand in New York, with spot market prices for uplands and other fibers. It notes total sales of around 445 bales, sugar and molasses quotations, refined sugar prices, and pipe line certificates activity with opening and closing figures for early June 1885.

Mid Uplands New York Manila Belmont Arena Porto Rico Cuba

Markets by Telegraph June 7 heavy with mixed cotton and grain data

Cotton markets show steady to firm tones across districts with Upland and Orleans grades near unchanged, while flour and wheat futures swing amid receipts and exports reported from Chicago Detroit and St Louis. Market reports note rising pork and lard with higher wholesale meat prices and steady coffee sugar and molasses currents in New York trade.

New York Orleans Ohio St. A Minnesota Chicago D. Troit C. F. Andi Gil Porto Rico St. Croix Jamaica Petroleum United Western Steam City Steam Western Liverpool Detroit Michigan Texas Milwaukee Cincinnati Shipmen's Toledo ST. Louis Little Falls N. Y

Receipts for major staples by railroad and port

Compilation of receipts dated June 7 from Boston and Albany, Providence, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Lowell, and others. Documents cotton, wool, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, corn, oats, lard, beef, and miscellaneous hides, leather, and tea with totals and comparisons to prior year.

Boston and Alpany Railroad Grand Junction Providence Railroad Old Golony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad Boston and Maine Rairoada Lowell Railroad Eusea By Express Bates By Sea Bates Foreign Conan

Wheat market unsettled amid drought and short covering signals

Private despatch notes uneasy wheat trading as curb prices slip, July option climbs to 79c on drought reports from Minnesota Dakota and Britain. Market shows strong ribs lard and pork with short positions to cover while corn strengthens. receipts cite wheat 90, corn 539 by canal 65000 bushels, with tomorrow's 85 wheat 784 corn oats 187.

Emery & Hodges State Street Minnesota Dakota Ream & Jones

Wheat exports from last week reach record for season

Exports of wheat from last week on the seaboard aggregate about 3,400,000 bush, the largest this season. With such outward movement and the crop in a critical phase, and crop reports not favorable, it will be hard for bears to push much decline. The visible supply shows a decrease of 1,423,000 bushels.

Seaboard

London market the wheat trade and farm deliveries report

Beerbooms report notes cargoes off the coast wheat inactive while shipments move slowly and corn steadies. At Liverpool spot wheat very inactive, corn firm. Mark Lane shows declines in wheat and steady corn. British farmers deliver 45 000 to 50 000 quarters. Paris wheat and flour steady. Liverpool market lists specific prices for winter, spring, club wheat and corn. Cotton futures steady with quotes for Upland and Orleans and US receipts around 12 700 bales.

London Beerboam Chamber of Commerce Liverpool Mark Lane Frech Paris California Uplands Orleans Zeles

Financial Markets and Commodities Report from London and Havana

In London on June 7 United States bonds moved to 133 percent with varied standings for Atlantic and Great Western, St. Paul and New York Central among others. Canadian Pacific and Reading showed notable figures while Pennsylvania and Erie listed mixed values. Havana reported quiet Spanish gold exchange as sugar sales near Matanzas closed, with 8000 bags sold at about $2.12 per quintal and high polarization readings.

Eastern Railroad Braman-Lawrence Eastern Railroad Committee Chicago New York New England Boston & Albany Maine Central Boston & Lowell Rutland Fitchburg Old Colony Mexican Commonwealth Avenue Gloucester Street Hereford Street West Chester Pak Jersey Street Brookline Avenue Adams Express Northwest Alton & Terre Haute New York Central American Express Ny, Chic& St Louis Soston Air Line Ohio Central Canada Pacific Ohio Mississippi Canada Southern Canton Ontario and Western Oregon Navigation Central Pacific Oregon Transcon Chesapeake & Ohio Oregon Improvement Co Pacific Mail Richmond & All San & Cleve Richmond & Danville Cleve & Colum Richmond & W P Rochester & Pitts Rock Island St Louis San Fran Co Soloist Paul Kan & Tox Lake Erie and Western Lake Shore Long Island Lo & Nash Lousville New al Tne Aztec Cattle Company Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Texas Pacific Atchison Atlantic & Pacific Texas Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Company New York Stock Exchange Messrs London United States Canadian Pacific Erie St. Paul Pennsylvania Reading Havana Matanszas

Savannah cargo list from Gate City steamer report

A detailed portage of cargo aboard the Gate City at Savannah listing bales of cotton, hides, wool, rosin, vegetables, and various crates and bbls for many firms including H W Adams Co and J S Chamberlain, with quantities and item types across proceeds to St John New Brunswick and other ports.

Savannah Gate City Apleton Co Adams & Co Brackett Billings & Eaton AS & J Brown & Co Lowell Bleachery J S Mead & Co George McQuesten & Co A & O W Mead Morrison & Co Harris Bird & Co Prince & Co Smith Bros & Co Ward Patch & Roberts Richardson & Denpre Richardson & Co Rice & Holloway Rogers & Co Russell Peper Co Sleeper & Ward Sherman Simonds & Co Wadsleigh Rosin White Bros & Son Wheelwright & Co York & Whitney ST John New Brunswick Hammond Bowles & c Brant & H Cutler Coleman Son & Co Emerson Hunt & Co Johnson Johnson & Co Ao Co F & J O' Hara Prior & Co Sneil & Bent Griffin & Co OC Kimball & Co George C Rockwell Eges Woodside & Co Seuis & Co Eges ET Russell & Co Aldrich & Mills Dole Bros Hutchinson W & Gakes E Us & Co F & Clments & Co G Hall & Co F & Clements & Co Glasgow Scot Im Mots & Co Allan Ethe Sugar Whitney, Pousland & Co Arecibo Sugar Bay State Iquique Tilly Baker Tiemonvway Bros Demerara Christina Suear A Winsor & Son ST Marc Anna B Autcheson Beak River Percy H Reed Delong & Seaman Barrington Adeline Adams Silas Sanborn Charleston Stephen Bennett P S Huckins & Co Joggins Harry Mason Coal Waite & Clark

Trade and Firm Representatives Across Cities

A fragmented listing shows multiple agents and firms across numerous U S cities including Draper Moore Co Baltimore Horner Ramsdel Walker Wells Marks Curtis Wells Brooks and others. The note enumerates individuals and firms with designations Ads Re and similar tags in a historic business directory style.

Atlanta W Draper Draper, Moore & Co Baltimore A F Horner AF & J Horner Buffalo TT Ramadell OP Ramsdel Sweet & Co Brun H Walker Ads Chicago B Wells M D Wells & Co Marks Craw Brooks Brooks Bros Columbus N Curtis

Dining Car Service on New England Limited Boston Run

The New England Limited operates at 3:00 P M on weekdays and Sundays with the only dining car running from Boston.

New England Limited Boston New York Middletown New Poores Artford New Britain Waterb Danbury Fishkill England Air Line Grand Central Depot Willimantic Hartford Waterbury New Haven Bristol Philadelphia Jersey Trenton Baltimore Washington Richmond Points Norwich New London Danielse Pratt A. G. Tlidall Pars

Concord R R and Branches Schedule 1886

On and after May 24 1886 trains leave Boston from B and L depot for Manchester Concord NH and upper railroads at 7 80 8 30 Ex 12m 1 Ex 3 5 30 7 Ex pm Sundays 1 pm 1pm B and M at 7 30 am 12m 5pm Returning leave Concord NH for Boston at 5 30 7 30 10 20 am 2 45 5 05 Ex 6 27 ix pm Supt"}

Bdadhey Bird Mit Bowdein Su. IL Am Harvard Mattapan River Street Hyde Park Readville Ashecross Endicott Islington Eilis Norwood Worvwood Central Wvinslows R. Filcoms Walpole Highland Lake Franklin Blackstone Boston Norwood Central Woonsocket Division Jaewe Geyre Baer Excer En Mneaerg Woonsocket Concord BR. R B. and Manchester Concord N. H West Syracuse Chicago St. Louis Pullman New York Central New York W. S. and Albany Gardner Baldwinville Athol Orange Miller’s Falls Falls Greenfield North Adams Royalston Erving West Fitchburg Wachusett Otter River Sumer’s Falls Brattleboro Winchendon Keene Bellows Falls Cheshire Railroad St. Albans Keene and Rutland Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad Groton, Pepperell Nashua Framingham and Lowell Railroad South Framingham Lowell Fitchburg Ayer Junction North Leominster Ayer Bunction Pat. Littleton Leonath Acton Shirley Greenville and Townsend Centre Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard Eincoln Waltham Beechmont and Waverley Watertown Union Market Mt. Auburn Cambridge Union Square Somerville Hetarn Union Square Baldwinsville Ware River John Adams Bos'on Providence Railbroah Shore Line Stonington Line Providence Beeturm Pawtucket Breturn Modgeville Hebronwilie Px Heturn Attleboro Heturne North Attleboro Lire Breturm Massfield Heturia R. Maat Foxboro Steturn Sharom Return Cantom Junction Sen Bwes Pu Reead Ville Bigs de Park Ageturum Pit. Hope and Giarcmdon Hills Heturnp Forest Hills M. Het Yamaha Plain Steturs Em. Boylston Heturn Broxbury Dedham Spring Street West Hoxbury Brightamed Meturm Rae Stoughtom Anton Ioston Mt. Hope Bristol Harrison Square Quincey Weturn Milton Rturn Neponset Cottage City Woods Hall Nantucket Tilton Laconia Lake Vilage Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington Warren Haverhill Woodsville Newport St. Johnsburg Sherbrook Quebec Montreal Ogdensburg Claremont White Mountain Trwo Central Vermont R.R Passumpsie R.R /arlor Moston SUN Peterboro Hillsboro Miet Het Woetore and Amherst Ticreen Field Rashua Wilmington Walnut Hill Stoneham D.vr OM A. Winchester Dm. Sun P.w. Sun Bete Coliewe Hill Mass Billericn Met Bedford Lexington Arlington Nashua Junction Ie Len Lucius Tuttle Facu’g’r Eo Bohn Hathas and Palace Ayme Et Square Causeway Street Eastport Calais St. Halifax N. S Maine Central Grand Tru Benex Lincoln Railways Lewiston Haymarket Square My Augusta North North Conway Portland Causeway St Friend St. Prrains Biddeford Saco Wolfebeere Great Falls Rochester Dover Portsmouth Ewe Hampton Beach Northampton Rye Beach ISO Amesbury Newburyport Ipswich Wenham Gao Kbockport and Gloucester Branch Beverly Riddleton Peabody and Danvers Salem Marblehead Swampscott Branch Swampscott Lynn Revere Ram Helsea Everett Sauges Conete

Train Schedule Notes for Weekdays and Special Runs

A damaged timetable item lists weekday train departures shifted by one hour fifteen minutes with specific morning times. It notes connections from Providence and a Shore Line arrival from New York, with Mansfield detention references and superintendent A. A. Folsom.

New York Providence Mansfield Shore Line Mansfield Nn A. A. Folsom

Weekday and Sunday Trains from Boston to New York via Fall River Line

Detailed weekday timetable listing departures from Boston to New York via the Fall River Line and connections to Newport Taunton Brockton New Bedford and other towns with multiple return times and Sunday departures. Includes notes on exceptions and days.

New York New England R. R Boston Philadelphia Maltimore Washington Norwich Newport Taunton Brockton Fall River Metarn South Braintree Return Cohasset Hingham the Weymouths Marshfield Scituate Duxbury Plymouth Meturn Fail River J. BR Kendrick

Causeway Street Trains Schedule Commences May 31 1886

The Causeway Street line begins Monday May 31 1886 with Boston departures for Jefferson and Way Stations at various times. Schedule lists multiple stops including Oakdate Ket W Boylston Ret Boylston So Clinton Het Berlin Hudson Beckbottom Met Belmont Wayland Waverly and Waltham with morning and afternoon expresses and Sundays noted. Lucius Tuttis and Melllen names appear as officials.

Boston Jefferson and Way SUN Stet Jefferson Het Oakdate W. Boylston Boylston Clinton Berlin Hudson Express Beckbottom Met Su En Bet Wayland Les Belmont Po Sun Waverly Waltham Lucius Tutils Pase Mellen Aolarist

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