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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1886

Page

3

Money Market Shows Further Clearing House Rate Rise

Boston sees a continued advance in clearing house borrowing rates with good business paper in demand at 4 to 4.5 percent and manufacturing paper steady at 3 to 3.5 percent. On call loans with collateral firm at 3 to 4 percent as market activity boosts exchanges in New York and Boston and strengthens stock prices across sectors.

Boston New York Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co Mexican Telephone Water Power Ball Telephone Atchison Atlantic & Pacific Burlington & Quincy California Southern Eastern Flint & Pere Marquette Mexican Central New York & New England Union Pacific Rutland E. Hawley Atchisan Mojave Congress Oregon Toledo, Cinncinnati & St. Louis Railroad Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Road Toledo Pacific Mexican Central Securities San Francisco Southern Pacific Company Mexican International Castavo Lerdo Paso del Norte el Paso Atchison Company Texas Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Iowa Falls Sioux City Tilint & Pere Marquette Wisconsin Central Ogdensburg Lake Champlains Vermont Boston & Maine Old Colony Boston & Albany Central Massachusetts Consolidated Vermont Thatigure At &5 Judiciary Committee State House Brsman- Lawrence Messrs H. D. Hyde Charles Levi Woodbury J. H. Benton W. E. L. Dilloway American Bell Quincy Franklin Boston & Montana Lamson

Dividends Declared by Local Banks and Companies

North End Savings Bank declares 2 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1. The Granite Railway Company announces 3 percent dividend. Middlesex Manufacturing Company declares 6 percent. Cheshire Railroad Company 2 percent semi annual payable July 1. Rand & Avery Railway Supply Company declares 2 1/2 percent quarterly payable July 1.

North End Savings Bank Granite Railway Company Midddlesex Manufacturing Company Cheshire Railroad Company Rand & Avery Railway Supply Company Payavie

Bonds and rail stocks close with varied prices and yields

Closing prices show mixed results for bonds and railroads with many entries in the 80s to 110s range. Several issues like Mexican Cen, Oregon & Lake Champlain, and Union Pacific report notable percentages, while rail and utility listings reflect uneven demand and price shifts across sectors.

At & Pac B&n Ae Cal South Scrip Oregon Lake Chacon Old Colony Sonora Os Fe Atlan & Pac Boston& Alb Boston I. F Ny& N Ug & L Cham Ae Fe Rutland Union Pacific Wiscent Aspinwall Boston Water P Am Bel Tel Rost & Mor Bie Ee Franklin Quincy Lam Store Ser

Financial listings of railroads and banks with 1889 1914 dates

A dense catalog of bonds stocks and bank notes including Boston firms Merchants National Bank Suffolk National Bank and Metropolitan Horse Railroad along with railroads like Rutland and Kansas City lines. It lists amounts such as 600 100 and 50 for various securities and notes dates 1888 1891 1892 etc.

State National Nnk City National Bank National Bank of Re Wamsutta Mill Manus. Co BET Oe Tioliston Mills Cambridge FiGree Conn Passumpsie Rivers Kosten Gopcord Montreal Rutland Railroad Scecsseeensess Obe Gessene CO. Sease Secsenece Brookline Land Res Huron Mining Co Orsnees Ridge Copper Mining Cos Aztec Mining CO Maine Dixon, Peoria & Han Cceseneaveneh Portland Water Co Boston Art Club Kan City St. 30S Old Colony Nantasket Beach Massachusetts Chicago Kansas & Western Kansas City Law & So Vermont Wisconsin Central

Market Closes Firm After Heavy Trading on June Day

New York reports active and strong trading with rail and Union Pacific drawing attention. Stocks largely rise to near best prices, Jersey Central down, and wide distribution of bonds highlighted with notable gains in coalitions and several railroad issues.

New York Sterling Exchange Grangers Union Pacific Lake Shore Lackawanna Northwestern New York Central Jersey Central Erie Omaha Oregon Navigation Lg Uocking Valley Missouri Pacific San Francisco Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Elizabeth Lexington & Big Sandy Houston & Texas Illinois Central Missouri, Kansas & Texas Minneapolis & Northwestern New York, Susquehanna & Western Norfolk & Western New Rivers Texas & Pacific St. Joseph & Grand Island

Railroad bond listings and preferred stocks snapshot

A dense OCR list details numerous railroads and finance terms including preferred stocks and bond ratings. Entities include New York Central American Express Ohio Central Canada Southern Reading St Louis & San Francisco Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio and Erie among others with varied coupon rates and preferred statuses. The compilation reads like a market page showing company names values and coupon levels.

Neme Canada Southern Central Pacific Del L & West Delaware & Hudson Kansas Texas Louisville & Nashville Lake Erie & Western Michigan Central Csccee Manhattan Elevated Missouri Pacific Memphis & Chattanooga Noun Western New Jersey Central Pacific Ohio & Mississippi Ontario & Western Pacific Mall Peoria, Dee & Evansville North West Eccesevereveliaig New York Central American Express Ny, Chic& St Louis Boston Air Line OC R&n Ohio Central Canada Pacific Ohio Mississippi Ontariio Western Central Oregon Navigation Oregon Transcon Chesapeake & Ohio Oregon Improvement Co Panam Chicago & Aston P., D.& Evansville Pittsburg LSE Chicago Bur & Quincy Putlman Palaswelde St Louis Reading Caccoes Richmond & All San & Cleve Richmond & Danvi Cleve & Colum Richmond & W P Con Coal Eess Rochester & Pitts del & Hudson Rock Island del. & Lack St Louis & San Francio Agin Rae Do Adams Express Alton & Terre Haute Denver & Rio Grande Eseseve East Tennesaveseeraesee Cesse Assesesese 2 St Paul, Minn Tllinois Central Texas Pacific Ind Bloom & West Union Pacifics Kan & Tex Lake Erieana Wabash L& Pac Tip Lake Shore Long Island Wells Fargs Lo & Nash Western Union Louisville and New al Hocking Valley Manhattan Beach Charleston Metropolitan Lily Milwaukee Ls& W Minn & St L Gentral Pacific Ists Denver & R Grande Mobile & Ohio Erie Morris & Essex Kans Pac Consols Nashville & Chattan New Jersey Oregon Norfolk & W Union Pacific Northern Pac West Shore

San Francisco Closing Prices for Cala and CALA Market

San Francisco investors watched official closing prices for Cala and Cala Areka COM as market activity closed. No further details on prices or volumes available in the fragment.

San Francisco Cal

Financial details show bonds and road expansion in 1885

The report notes an $358 883 balance of income, $2 786 000 bonds increased with $1 200 000 first mortgages and $1 586 000 seconds. Construction rose by $1 916 046 with 71 miles added to the main line to Brownwood and 18 miles to Montgomery Conroe. Total road length reached 625 miles, steel rails 220, and fleet expanded by locomotives five, passenger cars five, baggage 6, mail 7, and 231 freight cars.

Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Company Texas Brownwood Montgomery Conroe Colorado River

Transfer of Lines Enables Atchison Santa Fe Control

A Galveston dispatch reports the Gulf Colorado Santa Fe line is transferred to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe company through a board reorganization. resignations by Hutchings Wallis Blum and Kempner are followed by new directors Strong Burr Nicker son and Snyder, giving Atchison a majority. Fort Worth extension work continues and a connection with the Atchison Wopeka Santa Fe lines in Indiana Territory is expected within six months.

Galveston Dispatch Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company Messis. Hutchings, Wallis, Blum and Kempner Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Directory Messrs. W. B. Strong Isaac T. Burr A. W. Nickerson Boston Webster Snyder Galveston

Railroads report four months of 1886 and 1885 finances

The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern and Wabash railroads post four month fiscal figures for 1886 versus 1885 with decreases and increases in expenses and net results. Northern Pacific notes no forfeiture on current claims. The Interior Department upholds Cherokee Nation damages responsibility for Atlantic & Pacific trains. Old Colony Railroad orders twenty six new first class cars from Pullman Wason and Bradley works. Rochester & Pittsburg case ends with foreclosure sale deed to purchasers.

Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Road Northern Pacific Wabash Road Coe Secretary of the Interior Montgomery Atlantic & Pacific Railway Company Indian Territory Old Colony Railroad Company Pullman Company Wason Company Bradley South Boston Court of Appeals Rochester & Pittsburg Olmstead

Multiple merchants and dealers in distress across several states

Stephen P. Eaton of Augusta Maine and F L Hanscom of Springfield Maine face liabilities and asset gaps with possible pennies on the dollar. Other traders including P H Murray Somerville Massachusetts J Hollander Washington DC and C D Gray Baltimore have assignments liens or failures. Names appear with attached property real estate stock hay or produce debts ranging from several hundred to a few thousand dollars.

Stephen P. Eaton Augusta F. L. Hanscom Springfield P. H. Murray Pedler Somerville Mass Justus Hollander Washington, D. C William B. Forrest Lumsea Atlantic Avenue Boston J. W. Leonard & Co Fall River C.D. Gray & Co Crockery Baltimore John Menick Hudson, N. Y Carmean & Parsons Snow Tull William Chase Troy N. Y William Straneder Milwaukee Wis J.W. Cates Newcomb Tenn Otto Bartie Brillion

Land transfers and mortgages across Suffolk County streets

A compiled list records transfers of land and buildings in Suffolk County towns including Hull Street, West Centre Street, Culvert Street, Chauncy Street, Shawmut Avenue, Cortes Street, Marshall Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Dartmouth Street, Bowdoin Street, Marlboro Street, Dorchester, Dudley Street, Auckland Street, Crescent Avenue, Rutherford Avenue, and Campbell Avenue. Dates range from April to June with amounts from $1 to $13,500.

Hull Street S. Thompson Francis H. Carlisle John Carlisle North End Chauncy Street James J. Grace H. Hollis Hunnewell Shawmut Avenue Joseph McHenry Boston Fivemen’ S Savings Bank Fland Shawmut Avenues Cortes Street Frank A. Fachonetux Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Costes Street Marshall Street Simeon P. Taylor William H. Learnerd Back Bay Grenville T Margaret Carroll John O’connor Dudley Street Home Savings Bank Elizabeth Thompson Auckland Street Pnomas C. Thompson Et Pinckney Holbrook Henry Humphreys Crescent Avenue Charlestown Addington M. Bartlett Henry M. Beals Somerville Savings Bank Rutherford Avenue Revere Benjamin D. Hillelux Edward HW. Ryder Campbell Avenue

Mortgages Discharges and Releases in Local Transfers

A list of mortgage discharges and releases dated 1878 to 1886 transfers between multiple parties including Charles F Donnelly Margaret Carroll Edward H Ryder Albert Gates Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co Hawes Atwood St Ainsley Hooper George Shackford Patrick J Cowry Charles Whitney William E Carlton Union Institution for Savings Dennis Shields Patrick McDonald Soriano M Jones Charles E Ingalls Philip A Chase Elizabeth W Andrews Joseph Squire plus a medical notice for cures from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.

Charles F. Donnelly Margaret Carroll Said Carroll Edward H. Ryder Albert Gates Dennis W. O’brien William P. Allen Henry M. Beals Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Hawes Atwood Said Atwood St. Ainsley Soriano M. Jones Charles E. Ingalls Samuel Ingalls Philip A. Chase Elizabeth W. Andrews Joseph Squire

Flour and fruit markets show slow demand with steady prices

The dull market for flour remains in buyers' favor with little activity. Butter and cheese hold steady quotes while eggs, seeds, and beans show no changes. New and old potatoes move slowly. apricots peaches and cherries bring high case prices. Long Island fruit and vegetables arrive in mixed quality with general prices steady or slightly higher on sugars.

Liverpool Bay Hinds California Long Islands Long Island

Market Summary for Flour and Produce in Week Ending June 16

The report shows weak flour prices with spring wheat patents at 5 5 25% bbl and winter wheat at 5 5 25% bbl. Regional flour quotes include New York 430 460, Michigan 440 475, Ohio Indiana St Louis Illinois 460 480 bbl, and Michigan stone ground 425 435. Oats and bran steady to weak, butter and cheese steady, eggs mixed, potatoes quiet, evaporated apples strong, and meats and metals showing varied demand and prices across regions.

New York Michigan Ohio Indiana St. Louis Illinois Minnesota Nova Scotia Vermont Lake Ingot Baltimore Pennsylvania Gray Forge Southern Boston Straits Pig English Island Inaia Middles Gulf City Liverpool Detroit Milwaukee Flige Chicago Wisconsin Toledo Cincinnati Minneapolis

Broad Market Report From Shipping Ports Across Commodities

Coal trade shows fair volumes at ports with steady demand for anthracite and Nova Scotia culm and ample bituminous supply at low prices. Spot cotton steady with fair demand. diverse chemicals and oils seeing varied prices, with some items rising like carbolic acid while others ease. Fish, leather, lumber, and seeds hold steady. freight rates mostly unchanged across major routes.

Nova Scotia Uplands Gulf Sicily Gambier Calcutta Elaine Atat New Bedford Case Oil C. Naphtha Mae Carolina Porto Rico Kreights Liverpool London Glasgow Antwerp Australasia Melbourne Sydney Adelaide Brisbane Wellington Auckland California Bal

Livestock market prices and droves across New England ports

The report details prices for working oxen, cattle, sheep and lambs, hogs and veal calves, with distinctions by weight and grade. It lists droves by buyers from Maine to New York, notes Western import trends, and reports on export shipments to Liverpool and Glasgow along with local milch cow trading and price ranges.

Brighton N.B Maine J C Libby Mr Brooking F H Coolidge A Williams J Piper Remick G Townsend Chariton A Pond P Dwyer S Hastings F Ketchum W Kicker Kimball Hall & Seaver A O Turner M G Flanders Kh Templeton Massachusetts C O Barker J S Henry W H Bardwell Scattering Connecticut D A Abbe New York W Scollans G D Matherson Elliott & Co M Goldsmith P Bonner C Leavitt Farrell & McFlynn E Farrell G A Sawyer Hollis & Co Erea Hathaway & Jackson Atte Glee Yeomin Ohio W G Dempsey Canada Jiurlbert H Boone Michigan Ihe Sukoth Cla Dominion Liverpool Glasgow London British Crown A N Monroe J A Hathaway G VT Matherson J H Fogg Harriman Higel W A C Turner R Templeton Libby & Son E F Adden W P Dwyer FS Kimball BW Herriman W Karriman Brookings G H Sprigg W G Towh F Charlton A A Pond W © Brown BS Hastings N K Campbell W Ricker M G Francers D E Blanchard J S Watertown Union Market Turner Ricker Roe A Leavitt

Markets by Telegraph New York Cotton Flour and Grain Prices

Cotton steady with bales sold 1477 and price ranges across grades. Wheat and corn details show receipts, exports, and spot prices with variety in Chicago Milwaukee white and red grades. Flour notes include dull spirits, mixed Savannah and Minnesota extra prices, and rye flour firm.

New York Orleans Ohio St. Louis Minnesota Chicago Milwaukee Idiec Igc White State

Coffee nominal and commodities steady across markets

Market notes show coffee nominal with sugar steady and prices for refined and granulated sugar varied little. Widespread steadiness in molasses rice and butter with mixed beef and pork markets. Wheat and other grains slip in major hubs while pork and lard move differently by region. Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago and other cities report mixed futures and spot prices plus receipts and shipments.

Cattle and Cotton Markets Report from Chicago and Ports

Chicago cattle receipts total 9009 with shipments 1506. hogs 26,000 receipts and 4500 shipments. cattle pricing ranges shown for steers stockers cows bulls and grassers. Cotton markets list net receipts and prices across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and consolidated five day totals. Emery Hodges Letter notes wheat softness and a rally from shorts with bear pressure from a large order and later export demand. corn and pork dull, July and August futures bids and options listed.

Chicago Augusta Galveston New Orleans Great Britain Mobile Memphis C. Savanneah Charleston Wilmington Mid S C. Norfolkz Philadelphia Baltimore Mid Sige New York Continent C. Cinecinnati St. Louis France United States Emery & Hodges State Street Shorts Cudahy

Chicago Market Despatches Signal Wheat Decline and Bearish Pressure

Special despatches from Chicago to Clark & Ward report weak opening wheat with bearish sentiment and slow decline, later pressured by long wheat. Cudahy fair buyer on the decline while export inquiry exists but freight limits work only 75,000 bushels. St. Louis bears dominate with heavy selling. New York shorts cover easing some loss.

Chicago Messrs. Clark & Ward Devonshire Street Beam & Jones Shorts St. Louis Cudahy New York Euch Comstock Houghton Atlantic

Wheat and corn markets ease in London and Liverpool

London reports a dull cargo market with wheat and corn slow to ship and easing prices in country markets. Liverpool shows steady spot breadstuffs with poor demand for wheat and corn, prices quoted for winter and spring wheat, and minor shifts in other staples. Cotton trading remains moderate with varied futures activity.

London Bestboham Mark Lane Liverpool Michigan United Kingdom Paris California Uplands Orleans

Atlantic & Great Western Firsts and Major Rail Quotes

London markets report Atlantic and Great Western firsts and seconds with 435g d0 seconds. Canadian Pacific 67. Erie 97. Illinois Central 142. Mexican ordinary 273g. St. Paul common 95. New York Central 10654. Pennsylvania 544. Reading 12 percent.

London Atlantic & Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central St. Paul New York Central Pennsylvania Reading

Port La Tour Lobsters and Logs Sent to Barbados

Port La Tour NS reports schooner Judith Ann with 1760 lobsters on board. Bar­bados bound Florence L Genovar carries 230 barrels sugar and molasses in cargo, while cotton and other goods fill holds. Bear River NS lists schooner Carrie with 85 cords wood and 2 cases eggs. French Cross NS reports Elizabeth with 70 cords wood and 12 cases eggs. Georgetown PEI ships Lizzie with 4100 bushels potatoes. Barrington NS sails Bessie Williams with 9900 lobsters.

Port LA Tour Ellis & Co Barbados Florence L Genovar Baring Bros & Co Cotton & Haley Bear River Carrie Delong & Seaman French Cross Elizabeth Forrest Georgetown Pei Lizzie Barrington Bessie Williams Barclay & Co

Arendal or Elsinore orders in early Atlantic port list

Bark Ibis-2650 bbis nL ARENDAL or ELSINORE c for orders. Bark Resolve-2231 bbis pe ST JOHN NB. Schooner C Gregory-500 bbis corn meal 30 carboys acid. CHARLOTTETOWN SUMMERSIDE PEI. Schooner Alma-129 bbis flour 240 do cornmeal. DIGBY ANNAPOLIS NS. Schooner Levose-375 bbis flur 56 do cornmeal. CAPE ISLAND NS. Schooner Amanda-60 bble clam bait. KINGSTON JAM. Bark Geneva-694 tons ice 2 ice scales. GOREE Africa. Bark Jennie Cushman-202 hf holds tobacco 400 cases kerosene oil 200 bbis flour 159 hf do sugar 15 cases canned goods 6 kits mackerai 4 boxes medicines 11 cases do inseed oi 5 do turpentine 2 do putty 20 do tar 20 do pitch 1 crate sewing

Arendal Elsinore ST John C . Gregory Charlottetown Summerside Pei Alma Digby Annapolis Cape Island Kingston Jam Geneva Goree Africa Jennie Cushman

Freight Carload Inventory From Multiple Rail Lines

An OCR list details cargo across lines Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony Rhew York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Western Lower Boston and Maine Eastern Inland divisions. Items include bales cotton wool flour oats corn lard butter cheese eggs leather hides skins pelts and various railroad car counts and tonnage figures.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Golony Rhew York and New England Railroad Fitchbure Ca’s Boston and Maine Railroad Western Division Lugiber—S Express

RAILBROADS OLD COLONY TRAIN SCHEDULE

On and after May 31 1886 Weekday Trains Leave Boston for New York via Fall Line 6 ym. Return via Fall River Line PM. Newport multiple times AM PM. Fall River via Taunton Brockton New Bedford Taunton Central Station and other stations listed with many times and return options. Sundays include additional routes to New York and Newport with various return times. J R Kendrick General Manager.

Montreal & West Vermont Boston Lowell Chicago Central Vermont R Washington Street J. W. Hobart S. W. Cummings St. Albans New York Stonington Boston & Providence Gary Stopington Washington, Corner State Street KR. R J. W. Richardson A. A. Folsom Boston & Providence R. R Alsiver LG Iti Bristol Fall River Oia Colony Brooklyn Jersey City Oia State House Washington and State Streets Colny Station L. H. Palmer J. R. Kendrick Old State House Concord R. R Manchester Concord N. H H. E Chamberblin Fall Line Newport Taunton Brockton New Bedford Central Station Gru Dean Street North Easton Stoughton Randolph Middleboro Rturn Plymouth Abington Duxbury Return Whitman Cohasset and Hingham Cohasset Hingham South Braintree Quincey Neponset Harrison Square West Quincy Milton Cottage City Woods Hall Cape Cod Provincetown Yarmouth Hyannis Barnstable Sandwich Bourne Samatic Eturn Way the Weymouths Marshfield Scituate Wivwmouth J.R. Kendrick Shore Line Wevw Steamboss Stenmgron Line Meturn Providence Pawtucket Eseturn Dodgeville Bietronville Heturn Attleboro North Attleboro Pu. Sfeturn Mansfield Returna East Foxboro Sharon Canton Junction Rhyde Park Mit Hope and Alarenedon Eus Forest Willis Jamaica Boylston Escrars Roxbury Dedham Beetaram Spring Street Weat Froxbury Highland Breturm Sioughton Canton Returim Mt. Hope Rem Causeway Street West Syracuse N. W St. Louis New York Central W. C Albany Troy Gardner Baldwinville Athol Orange Miller’s Falls North Adams Royalston and Erving newNe Fitchburg Wachusett Otter River Turner’s Falls Brattleboro Wyinchendon Keene Bellows Falls Cheshire Pullman Keene and Rutland Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Groton, Pepperell Nashua Framingham Ayer Junction North Leominster Littleton South Acton Shirley Greenville and Townsend Centre Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard A Concord Lincoln Waltham Helmont and Waverley Waverley Watertown Union Market Mt. Auburn Cambridge Union Square Ami Somerville Somerville Union Square Baldwinsville Ware River John Adans Bangor St. John Halifax Provinces Haymarket Square Alais N. S Portland Maine Central Grand Trunk Knox and Lincoln Railways Lynn and Salem Newburyport Portsmouth aVia Saugus Western Division North Berwick Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington Warren Haverhill Woodsville St. Johnsbury Sherbrook Quebec Montreal Ogdensburg Claremont White Mountain Northern Division Puilmen Central Vermont K.R Passumpsie K.R Ailor Montresl NW. H SMN Peterboro Hillsboro Miet Het Millshere Hbet Hhet Sun Wilbmington Met Walnut Hill Stoneham Woburn Her Winchester M. Met Rwest Medford A. m Sollegne Hill Mass Bet Priron Billerica Bedford Lexington Arlington Mets Evia Bedford dNorth Nashua Junction Lucius Tuttle Pass Jefferson and Way Aitet Jefferson Oakdsale So. Clintom Berlin Hudson Ret Express Heckbottom Bset Sudbury Itet Weagland S Ne Htet Weston Belmont Waverly Mellen Dolatiggt

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