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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1886

Page

3

Money Market Report Shows Firmer Rates and Skewed Utilities

Boston financial digest notes firmer demand for money with call loans at 4 to 5 percent and corporation paper at 3 3/4 to 4 1/4 percent. New York funds range par to 1 0 discount. weekly bond sales total 238 900 dollars with varied stock activity. Boston Water Power Company seeks 31 000 more preferred shares at 25 dollars each to secure 6 percent stock and loan protections.

Subscription form for Boston Water Power Company stock

The document records a subscription agreement to buy preferred stock of the Boston Water Power Company at $25 per share, payable in cash or company bonds and coupons by July 15, 1886. It notes a six month margin with 6 percent interest and provides a signatory line for offers to take shares before the deadline.

Boston Water Power Company Boston Sir Quincy Illinois Ricker National Bank of State Treasurer's New York City Detroit New York A. Chesebrough

Diverse Company Dividends Declared Across Industries

The Kousatovic Railroad approves a semi annual dividend of 3 per share on preferred stock. Chicago Rock Island Pacific declares a quarterly dividend of 175 per share. Globe Nail declares 3 percent. Brookline Gaslight 3 percent. Hartford Trust 3 percent semi annual. Manchester Mills 4 percent. Delaware Lackawanna Western directors declare 1534 percent payable July 20 to stockholders of record June 80. One International Trust declares a dividend of 3 per share payable aly 1.

Kousatovic Railroad Company Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company Globe Nail Company Brookline Gaslight Company Hartford Trust Company Manchester Mills Company Delaware

Investors digest extensive bond and dividend schedule data

A dense 1886 financial listing outlines bonds from cities and railroads, with detailed dividends and maturities. It catalogs numerous issuers such as Boston & Lowell, Maine Central, Union Pacific, and Merchants Light, listing amounts, rates, and payment dates, culminating in a recap of totals and forthcoming payables.

California Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco

The June 25 mining stock close lists prices for Best & Belcher Holmes and others with minor percentages. The Potosi Mining Company levies a 30 cent per share assessment while The Jackson Mining Company declares a 10 cent per share dividend.

California San Francisco Cal Bulwet Hale & Notctobe Best & Belcher Holmes Mount Diablo Keureka GOW & Cutty Jackson Mining Company

New York Financial Daily Market Roundup June 25

Money on call ease at 2 1 6. last bid 2. prime mercantile paper 4 to 5. Bar silver 98. sterling unchanged. Government and railroad bonds dull with occasional firm patches. Stock market opened strong then faded. Lackawanna and Western Union steady with minor advances. near close market heavy. Total shares traded 299,794 with notable gains in St Joseph & Grand Island and several utilities and railroad issues.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Lackawanna Western Union Omaha Delaware & Hudson Chesapeake & Ohio St. Paul, Hudson & Delaware Houston & Texas General Indiana, Bloomington & Western Louisville & Nashville Trusts Union Pacific Sinking Funds Snenandosh Valley Virginia Midland Canada Southern Jersey Central Green Bay Lake Shore Mobile & Ohio Peoria Decatur & Evansville

Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listed By Streets

A series of real estate transfers and mortgage discharges across Suffolk County from June to May, detailing buyers, sellers, parcels and prices. Notable deeds involve Isaac S. Trafton, Rollin H. Allen, Isaac Bornstein, James H. Tucker, Revere Beach holdings, Chelsea Bank transfers, and multiple discharge of mortgage actions. Several properties are described with street locations and square footage, including Board Street, Albany Street, Staniford Street, and Crescent Avenue.

Albany Street Josiah Clough Et al Isaac S. Trafton Lyman Place William Sydney Smith Rollin H. Allen Lyman Street Staniford Street Daniel Andrew J. Rein Henry J. Bartlett Circuit Street William H. H. Andrews Thomas Weed Highland Avenue Roxpury John D. Noyes Thomas P. Proctor Fairview Street Dorchester Sarah Clapp Ebenezer Clapp Thomas Dowd North Avenue Henry Sears Horace Dupes Cottage Street Maria Amelia Merritt John Harrington Norfolk Street Joseph R. Russell Priscilla S$. Nickerson Indian and Grampian Way Boston Susan le Noir James H. Tucker Geld Street James H. Tucker Et Ax Cornelius D. Hurley Michael J. Foley Addie M. Colman Ontario Street Revere Dustin Lancey Revere Beach John L. J. Trainor Charles J. Page Myron E. Morse Joseph C. Walpourn Crescent Avenue Chelsea Chelsea Savings Bank Marshal Armestrong Addison Street

Nationwide business failures hit United States and Canada

The Mercantile Agency reports 162 failures this week across the US and Canada, with names including Freda M. Melvin Boston insolvency. Gillia & Carson Mohegan RI. Haskell & Lippincott Augusta ME. Levi B. Miller Malden. Richard & Butler Indianapolis. Sewell A. Phillips Lynn. Donald McDonald Boston. Perkins & Fall Boston. W. A. Mays & Co Amherst Court House. J. A. Daniels Anderson & Co. Hi Lemback & Co Beatrice.

United States Canada R. G. Dun & Co Haskell & Lippincott Augusta Levi B. Miller Malden Samuel Marsham West Arlington Richard & Butler Mil Indianapolis Ind P. K. Jameson Sewell A. Phillips Lynn Donald McDonald Washington Street Pleasant Street Boston K. Jameson Perkins & Fall Eliot Street W. A. Mays & Co Amherst Court House J. A. Daniels Anderson, &. C Hi, Lemback & Co Beatrice

Trade names of agents across major U S cities

A list of agents and firms from cities including Baltimore Chicago Par Bayou Sara Cincinnati Detroit Fort Worth St Louis and others. Entries name an individual and their firm often followed by city and state or country.

Bayou Sara J Freyhan J Freyhan & Co Par Boone C S Mason Mason Bros Chicago A G Leonard A G Leonard & Co Craw E M Phelps Phelps, Dodge & Palmer R E Walker W D Robinson & Co Forth Worth Dallas Tex E H Lewis Lewis Bros St Lews F S Powell Oraw St Louis Jacob Frank Adler, Frank & Co J L Schafer Schafer Swartz & Co

Lactated Food Praised as Best Infants’ Nourishment

Letters from mothers in Roundout New York Warren New Hampshire and Burlington Vermont attest Lactated Food as life saving for wasting infants. They report rapid improvement and strong health after using Lactated Food and urge other mothers to try it.

Eoward DuBois Roundout N. Y Warren N. H Wells & Richardson Co Burlington, Vt Henry Whiteman Baby Watford Ont Tam Mamma Vera Eccles J. W. Crumbaugh M. D Hockessin Del

Market Summary Steady Bulk Commodities and Livestock

Wheat prices unchanged while corn shows no movement. Oats rise slightly as millfeeds ease. Butter trades quiet with steady prices. Cheese firmer and eggs in demand with higher prices. Fruit seeds and hay similar to last quotes. New potatoes higher. Pork firm and improving. Fresh beef dull. Other fresh meats steady. Sugars quiet.

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Condition of the Coal Trade Amid Quiet Anthracite Market

The anthracite trade shows steady demand with expectations of a mid spring to early summer peak. July allotments were larger than ideal, easing forward movement and keeping freight and car supply tight. Western committee meet may hold prices, while Buffalo areas show light but rising shipments. Chicago rail movement remains small.

Western Anthracite Committee Buffalo Chicago

Flour and grain market stalls amid dull trade and steady prices

The report shows no improvement in the flour market with dull trade and prices favoring buyers. Corn demand is fair and steady, oats firmer with higher buying interest, and No 2 white oats selling around 39 1 2 to 40 cents per bushel by the carload. Steamer yellow and mixed grains trade slowly, with various flour and meal prices listed for bbls and ton.

Svadeuss Devs Orem Ececcasscesessseces Seeceveeseees Newins Eeeerseeeesereeecerers Wwesenee Minnesota New York Michigan Ohio Indiana Southern Illinois St. Louis Southern Illinois

Quiet butter trade with mixed market signals across regions

Butter movement is quiet with moderate sales and no large lots except as concessions. Northern creamery remains firm while Chicago butter tames and Western creamery extra sells at lic. Cheese sees a firmer tone with higher prices and export demand, while eggs and produce also show firmer or steady quotes across major markets.

Chicago Western Creamery Western Dairy New York Liverpool Forth Lsc Norfolk Long Island California Holberg Barecoa Seaverns & Co Savannah Butster Vermont Choice Northern East New Hampshire Western Choice Michigan Nova Scotia Northern Island Palermo Messina Valencia Port Aspinwall Jamaica Baracoas Timoth Bush Ago West Jersey Maine Burbank Chenangoes Bermuda

Cotton and commodity prices in steady market report

The market shows steady quotes in cotton with middling uplands near 93 to 99 cents. Liverpool and New York futures open steady to quiet with varying June to January deliveries. Spot cotton firm with fair demand, sales around 10,600 bales and receipts 17,080 bales. Sugar, molasses, oils, and naphtha quoted with steady wholesale and refined prices across the board.

New York Orleans Ohio St. Louis Minnesota Milwaukee Canada Petroleum United Seles Lara S. A State Liverpool Mia Waukee Chicago Minneapolis Cincinnati Lord Toledo Uplands UNS Sidan Aes Manila Lioilos Belmont Porto Rico Cuba London Beerbohm Mark Lane California Paris

Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Chicago Trade

Chicago market update shows cattle receipts at 6890 with steady to higher bids for shipping steers at 3.50 to 3.40, stockers and feeders around 2.70, cows and bulls 2.75, yearlings 2.64 to 2.49, steers 3.15 to 2.42. Hogs receipts 24000 shipments 7000 lower. packing and shipping 4.35 to 4.65, lights 4.20 to 4.59, ships 2.56 to 4.10. Sheep receipts 3000 Texans and natives lower 20 cents. western 3.25 to 3.75, natives 2.50 to 4.30, lambs 1 to 3 per head.

Chicago

Cotton Markets June 25 Wide U S Port Totals and Stocks

The Cotton markets wrap shows diverse port results with net receipts for Augusta 11 and New Orleans 98, exports to Britain 23 and France 50, totals for all ports at 92 088 bales, and stocks across cities like New York 256 678 and Liverpool 671 000. Consolidated weekly exports to Great Britain 32 061 and to France 4149.

Augusta Galveston New Orleans Great Britain France Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Continent Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville United States Liverpool

Chicago Wheat and Provisions Market Summary

Special despatches from Chicago report wheat opening easier then steady amid lower cables and active buying with shorts covering. Provisions attract attention with pork and lard trading brisk. Bears and bulls diverge on futures with July wheat stabilizing near 72 to 74 cents. Chicago Grain Market notes labor concerns and shipping increases. August wheat weakens to around 74 cents.

Clark and Ward Chicago Messrs. Clark & Ward Devonshire Street Ccecs S. Lee Brewer & Wilkins Congress Street Hutchinson St. Louis Bears Wagner & Co Armour Cudahy Nat Jones

Emery and Hodges Letter on Wheat Markets

A late private despatch from the wives of Emery and Hodges at 28 State Street reports wheat prices are lower today due to subdued demand and weak market sentiment.

Emery & Hodges Messrs State Street

Wheat Prices Fall as Europe Weather Reds Prices

Weather favorable in Europe and large wheat receipts in St. Louis press prices lower. England sells futures as the day stays fairly firm. Wheat hits long-term lows. pork and provisions rise to near daily highs. Corn holds steady with car counts and futures quotes for August wheat and options listed.

Europe St. Louis England Loweet Givsine Tuy Cass Saneessnec Om

Wheat and corn markets steady to dull in London and Liverpool

London reports buyers holding off as cargoes move slowly and wheat prices mix across shipper routes. In Liverpool demand is tepid with steady to firm prices for certain wheat and animal products while cotton holds firm on modest arrivals.

Financial market quotes from London stock page

London financial report lists Consols at 1011-16, United States bonds at 4s 1285g, do 4% at 113, Atlantic & Great Western seconds at 238i, Erie at 238, Illinois Central at 142, Mexican ordinary at 32 1/2, St. Paul 96 1/4, New York Central 109, Reading 34.

Mpani To & S Attleboro Bath Borton City Boston & Albany Boston & Lowell Con & M Boston & Mont’l Impr Rey B& Lynn Bristol County Bucksport Burl & Dio Burl & Mo Rivca Sree Aseves Burl & Mo Camib City Cb& Q Cin & Sana Coupse State Consol R Det Law& North R Dix Peoria & Hanks Fitch O Florida So Stud &C B T& West L& NW Little Rock Maine C R Maine Cen Maine Massawippi & R Mo Val & Blairrr Bridge Co N.Y Neeh & Lowell Nash (Na Nykner Ist Tiny & NE NY & Necarr Tiny & Necartros Mort Sec Co Mort New Hampshire Nept& Rich Og. & LC City Bangor OB Rivcecs Sesss Bangor City BOW Vces Ves Eckes Campridge City Vambaty W Lgs Cheshire Quin & War KR Bs Lebu Rep Valley Gge Sag & West Salem City W L Beverly B& Q U S Lawrency Wichita & West Wichita & So West Union Pacific Western Uniod Freesceses Fane Ra Ciicaial Bee St. Paul & Duluth Adams Express Central Iowa Central Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago, Bar & Quincy Chic St Louis & No St Louis & Pa Ccecuseswsesse Co Cin San & Cleve Cleve & Colum del & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Erie Eesee Cscvecsesesese OS Easiscesssaser Ccecsevesees Fort Wayne Houston & Texas Ishimois Central Northwest Cccesssereset Eecseseeereeel New York Central Chio St Louis Ohio Central Ohio Mississippi Ontario and Western Oregon Navigation Oregon Transcon Oregon Improvement Co Pacific Mail Panama D.& Evansville PittebUrg Pullman Palace Reading Richmond & All, Ae Richmond & Datville Richmond & W P Rochester & Pitts Rock Island St Louis & San Francio St Paul Cccscsens Paul - Ind, Bloom & West Kaw & Tex Lake Erie Ana Western Lake Shore Long Island Lo & Nash Louisville and New al Manhattan Beach Do Wells Valles Fe Charleston Metropolitan Michigan Central Milwaukee, LS & W Minn & St Missouri Pacific Mobile & Ohio Morris & Essex Nashville & Chattan New Jersey Norfolk & W Northern Pac Pacific Denver & R Grande Oregon West Shore Worcester Cuy London United States Atlantic & Great Western Illinois Central St. Paul

Maritime Trade Listings of Goods by Steamer and Brig

Inbound consignments at Boston Antwerp and other ports show Steamer Hermann-441 carrying steel bars and champagne boxes, Geneva lines with glass and chemicals, and various firms like Abbott & co J Wirth and Devereaux & Meserve shipping commodities. Cargoes include glass, steel, wines, window glass, pigments, motors, and seafood at multiple harbors including Palos and Yarmouth with associated traders and order counts.

Antwerp Jere, Abbott & Co Webster & Co Codman & Co Geneva Miller & Co Geneva Devereaux & Meserve A & W Bird & Co Wirth Houghton & Dutton Lambert Bros Logan & Co Bellamy & Co Cuter Bros & Co Monrge & Co Norway Steel Iron & Co B Moors & Co Albion Hatheway & Co Jennie Harkness Rosario Perry & Co Yarmouth Alpha Ellis & Co TJ Jones & Co Clements & Co

Vast Ocean Cargoes Reach Ports With Mixed Goods Listed

The report catalogs diverse exports and shipments across ports including Cape Coast Annapolis Cape Islands and Liverpool. Items cover rum flour bread kerosene oil beef pork tobacco and medicine from Africa Canada and Australia with quantities noted for ships like Lambrith Amanda Libbie T Endeavor and Scythia along with ships cargoes of lumber hardware farming tools and other commodities.

Cape Coast Africa Lambrith Annapolis Capek Islands Great Village Canso Alice Joggins Endeavor Launceston Tas Bng Port Antonio Jam Liverpool Eng Scythia

Staple Shipments and Goods Receipts Across Rail Lines

Friday June 25 manifests show Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine Eastern and Western Divisions, Boston & Lowell shed, and By Express and By Sea deliveries. Record lists bales of cotton and wool, flour, meal, oats, malt, millfeed, tallow, butter, cheese, eggs, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts, rations, corn, sugar, tea, coffee, potatoes, apples, beef, pork, and various crates and sacks with quantities and rail or transport mode.

Boston & Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Boston & Providence Railroad Old Golony Railroad New York & New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine Ral Boston & Lowell Shead Express

Total Receipts of Staple Products at the Port

The table shows June 25 receipts of principal staples from all shipments versus the previous year. Figures include cotton bales, wheat, oats, corn, apples, potatoes, lard, pork, beef, sugar, coffee, molasses, and butter with year over year comparisons.

Comparative Receipts at Port End of Week June 5 1886

The table lists weekly port receipts by commodity from all main shipment points for the week ending June 5 1886, compared with the same week last year. Entries cover cotton bales wool meats grains oats corn oats and meal, flour, molasses, sacks, butter, cheese eggs and dairy products, beef and pork products, hides skins and tallow, lumber and leather, tobacco beer tea coffee and other staples with year over year totals.

Ean Sen OO Batley Mides Eg Aenes NO Seeves

Fall River Line doubles summer travel to New York

The Fall River line will run two steamers daily to New York with two express Boston departures at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. The 6 p.m. train connects with a 7:30 steamer from Fall River via Newport arriving in New York at 7:20 a.m. The 7 p.m. train goes directly to New York from Fall River, arriving about 7:30 a.m. New Pullman cars will provide comfort, and connections extend from New Bedford and White Mountains regions.

Goca New York Fall River Boston Newport Pullman Car Company Pullman New Bedford Martha’s Vineyard Newtucket White Mountains Lowell Fitchburg North Fall White Mountain Fell River Fabyan’s Nashua Boston & Lowell Haverhill Boston & Maine Railroad Old Colony Pilgrim Bristol Providence

Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Yearly Report 1886

The Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad reports a rise in net earnings to 223 445 dollars despite lower gross earnings. Operating costs fell to 60.3 percent from 64.6 percent, aided by boat charter arrangements and rack improvements including 400 tons of steel rails and new bridges.

Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad Company Muscaue Enne Hobart Ogdensburg Lake Michigan Detroit Racket Norwood

Boston and Maine announces expanded summer railroad timetable

The Boston and Maine introduces a new summer timetable with more through and local services. Increased routes affect Dover Portland Biddeford and Old Orchard, plus added Boston Fabyan's Lynn Marblehead and Point of Pines trains. Parlor and sleeping cars added on multiple divisions.

Boston & Maine Railroad Dover Portland Biddeford Old Orchard Boston Fabyan’s Lynn Marblehead Point of Pines Pullman Gorham Fall River South Framingham Lowell Lowell Junction Bar Harbor Rockport Lewiston Bangor Worcester Worcester, Nashua & Portland Nashua Plymouth

Engineers survey Bartlett to Albany railroad eight miles

Part of the Portland and Ogdensburg line moves toward final survey from Bartlett New Hampshire to Albany eight miles distant. Buffalo New York Philadelphia railroad securities plan reorganize with eighteen of twenty three million. Extended stock assessment payments to July fifteenth. Lake Walden grounds on Fitchburg road booked for excursions except ten or twelve days to September first. Watson Fitchburg issues Hoosac Tunnel Excursionist guide to Boston harbor with maps and illustrations.

Bartlett N.H Portland & Ogdensburg Albany Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad Lake Walden Fitchburg Road Watson Fitchburg Railroad Company Boston Hoosac Tunnel

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