Three Exhibitions Now in Progress in New York
Frank T. Robinson reviews three major American art exhibitions in New York. He notes the Academy shows strong sales and color study, the Society of American Artists delivers a notable contemporary display, and the prize fund exhibit at the American Art Association gallery offers a broad, solid collection with several standout works and artists from Boston and beyond.
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New York
Academy
Society of American Artists
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Art Association
Boston
Scott Leighton
F. Childe Hassam
George R. Bearse, Jr
William M. Chass
Chase
J. Carroll Beckwith
William Walton
Francis B. Chadwick
Caroline T. Hecker
B.C. Porter
William M. Hunt
Sosaton
Thomas Allen
Berkshire
Dennis M. Bunker
Childe Hassam
James Roger Kieh
Second Beach
Newport
R. D. Sawyer
Robert Blum
Kenyon Cox
Francis O. Jones
R.c.coxe
H. Bolton Jones
Leonard Ochtman
T.C. Steele
Abbott H. ‘Thayer
Ww. Tryon
Irving R. Wiles
A. H. Wyant
Andrew Teggin
John 8. Sargent
Albert P
Ryder
John la Farge
Boston Pictures
Leighton
W. E. Norton
Mr. Waterman
Horace R. Burdick
Frank D. Miller
Falsewood
C. F. Ulrich
Burano
Edward Emerson Simmons
Munich
Simmons
Washington
Louisville
Metropolitan Museum
Ulrich
Wadsworth Thompson
Henry Rosefield
George N. Bowers
Dusner
Charles M.dewey
Percy Moran
Leon Moran
F. M. Boggs
Thames
Tower of London
G. W. Brenneman
I. H. Dolph
C. Harry Eaton
Lily Pond
Gilbert Gaul
Hamilton Hamilton
Robert Hinckley
George Inness, Jr
Alfred Kapples
Carl Marrs
G. Francis Murphy
R. H. Nicholl
Stephen Parrish
J. B. Swords
J. H
Stocks and Clearing House Rates Amid Dull Markets
Boston May 8 1886 Boston financials show a dull market with a firmer tone as clearing houses report easier money rates. Bank rates range from 4 to 5 percent on business paper while loans on call run 3 to 4 percent. New York funds trade at 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 premium on 1000. Clearing exchanges total over 11.4 million dollars with weekly gains versus last year and a steady to strong local stock market led by Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Atchison shares. The March and Q1 earnings of Chicago Burlington and Quincy show rising gross earnings and improved net income despite higher operating costs.
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Boston
New York
Sterling
N.Y
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Eastern
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Union Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
New England
Pacific
Bradstreet’s
Clearing House
Philadelphia
Peoria
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Omaha
St. Paul and Duluth
Mexican Central Railway
London
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago and Alton
Jersey Central
Northwestern
Columbus
Cleveland
Gindapeli
Gowen
Drexel & Morgan
Reading
Lackawanna
Readin
Central Iowa
Minnesota and Northwestern
Wabash
Minneapolis
Charles M. Fry
Bank of New York
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia Road
Olcott
Providence and Worcester
White Mountain
New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut River
Rock Island
New York and
New England Road
Sugar market bids slip as buyers hold back in Havana
May 9 Havana reports a slow sugar market with holders overvaluing at outports while buyers stay aloof. Prices show Molasses sugar at 207 2 3 percent gold per quintal, Muscovato refining at 85 degrees polarization, and other grades quoted with boxes and bags totals. Week receipts reach 2299 boxes, 76 000 bags. exports include 44 000 bags to the United States. Freights subdued and foreign exchange rates noted.
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Havana
Pitces
Muscovato
Buyana
Matanzis
United States
Wall Street Stays Dull Yet Firm As Market Edges Higher
New York reports a steady yet subdued trading session with stocks closing near day’s best. St Paul leads gains amid mixed moves in rails and utilities while bond activity stays dull. weekly exports and bank reserves hint at cautious outlook.
Exports and Market Notes From Boston and Global Trade
Boston April ice exports totaled 1808 tons to Kingston Jr 716 Barbadoes 467 and Agpinwall 625 with total 1886. May 3 Mark Lane Express reports brighter wheat markets with higher red wheat prices and steady flour demand. world sugar and beet crop totals cited. Bradstreet notes 43,000 striking workers out of 5,640,000 employed in manufacturing and trade. New Orleans April corn exports 1,031,813 bushels. Norfolk steamer May 10 to load berries and peas. Print cloths market at Fall River May 8 with production 175,000 pieces and stock movement. Minneapolis wheat futures down 14c with heavy trading. Chicago grain report notes bearish tilt amid crop reports. Kansas and Memphis cotton and corn conditions updated.
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Boston
Kingston, Jr
Barbadoes
Agpinwall
Mark Lane Express
Oregon
California
Walla Walla
Les Tablettes Statistiques
Bradstreet
New Orleans
Fall River
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Bard
No 1 Northern
Jane
Duluth
Chicago
Lee’s Despatch. Co
S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Germany
Hungary
Ream
Matthews
Norton & Worthington
Messrs
Emery & Ho Igas
Gays
Minnesota
Dakota
Red River Valley
Toreka A. Kan
Kansas
Memphis
Tenn
Cotoa
West
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Messrs. Hills, Fontaine & Co
Market Digest Highlights Dull Flour and Steady Grain Prices
The report shows a dull flour trade with moderate business and varied bids for different flour types. Corn, oats, feed, meals, and malt are quoted with mixed demand, while butter cheese and the general provisions market trend steady, with firm prices on several items and regional price ranges for apples potatoes hay and straw. The text also lists specific prices for pork and lard cuts and related products.
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New York
Michigan
St. Louis
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Liverpool
Island
New Brunswick
Houston Rose
Hebrons
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Markets by Telegraph New York May 8 Cotton and staples
Cotton prices steady to easy with mixed upland and Orleans grades. Flour receipts and exports large though business remains weak in city mills. Wheat, corn, and oats show varied shifts across Chicago Detroit Cincinnati St Louis and Milwaukee markets. Pork, lard, and beef priced lower. spirits steady. petroleum and metals steady to dull. Cotton sales in Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile noted with modest demand.
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New York
Orleans
City Mill
Minnesota
Chicago
Deelands
Sic
Cuba
Petroleum—United
City Extra India
Liverpool
Lake li
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
Toledo
ST. Louis
Lava Tower
Milwaukee
Trade receipts and stock across ports show mixed activity
Net receipts and gross outputs vary by city from Savannah to Louisville with stocks ranging from thousands to over six hundred thousand. Detailed figures list exports coastwise and to the continent, shipments, spinners, and market conditions described as dull quiet easy firm or mid rates.
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Augusta
Calveston
New Orleans
Continent
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Mid Vc
Norfolk
Eny. m
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cargo List From London to Various Ports
Imports at Moston London Eng show cargoes including iron jute bagging coffee wool and baskets with firms Brown Gossler & co and Peabody Whit ney. At Matanzas and Barbados sugar and reefers aboard Barks and Schooners to Santa Barbara and Caribbeans with coal lobster eggs and wood pulp reported by Wakefield Train Barclay Kr Smith and others.
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London
Eng
Raving Bros & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Peabody & Whitney
JD & M Williams
Iron Gossler & Co
H Parson & Co
Qui
Matanzas
Samuel E
Katie Eki
Bace Sugar
Wakefield
Port Medway
Rival
Bolls Wood Pulp Train
Smith & Co
Cape Islands
Amanda
Barclay & Co
Barrington
Sarah E Ayde
Minnie Davis
JW Marston
R Atwood
Sanborn
Parsboro
Nayassa
Vanhorn
Job & Co
Cow Bay
Caroline Miller
H Odiorne
Totel Receipts of Staple Products at This Port Today
A dated port table lists total receipts of principal staple commodities from shipments and in transit, comparing figures for 1886 with 1885. Items include cotton, flour, eggs, corn, oats, wheat, hay, lumber, pork, lard, tallow, leather, hides, sugar, molasses, and more, with quantity units and occasional notes on ranges or variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totel
Lesther
Reis
Bezen
Ongé
Dager
Brig
Sutmv
London and Liverpool Market Report May 8 Commodities and stocks
May 8 reports from London Liverpool and Paris note wheat firm and corn inactive with steady prices in Liverpool spot wheat and weaker mixed Western peas. Cotton in Liverpool dull with declines in American futures. Financials show Consols steady at 100 13 16 and U S bonds mixed while stock markets firm after labor riot suppression and rising New York prices.
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London
Beerbohim
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
California
Ameri Cap
Lord
Sis
Uplands
Orleans
Losdon
United States
Alisinie
Great Western
Erie
Tia
New York
Railrear Matters Update on 75 Miles of New Railroads
The Railroad Gazette reports new line progress across several firms including Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia branch 18 miles. Chicago Burlington and Northern 12 miles additional. Fort Worth and Denver 141 miles toward Waxahachie. and Wilmer branch extension on St Paul line. Year totals show 652 miles built so far, with prior years listed. Additional notes cover Oregon Improvement Company figures, Vicksburg and Meridian year results, rate cutting rumors, and earnings changes across multiple railroads.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Susquehanna River
Maryland
Chicago
Burlington and Northern
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Waxahachie
Tex
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Meritoka
Wilmer
Cold Springs
Minn
Richmond
Southern Pacifico
Berenda
Cal
Raymond
Oregon Improvement Company
Oregon Improvement Statement
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Mr. Burdick
Huild
Appleton Brown
Elizabeth Boott
I. H. Caliga
J. Enneking
Mr. Enneking
C. R. Grant
Boston Common
H. H. Kilson
Ernest Longfellow
Hesperus
W. L. Metcalf
Greyson
Monks
J. Roger Rich
Joseph L. Smith
Ross Turner
KE. L. Weeks
Cairo
Otis L. Webber
H. B. Warren
Andu. A. Walker
Ences
N. York
San Fran
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Providence
Portland
Spri Gfield
J. Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
Marya
Boston Post
Pitteburg
San Bancas City
Lovieville
Indianapolis
Springfield
Joseph
Tae Worcester
Berg Lowell
Janito Mary
Earnview
Cleveland and Canton Railroad
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Pullman
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Supreme Court
Phillips
Herald
Eastern Railroad
Sidney Bartlett
Arizona
New England Telephone
Maverick
Amory
Androscoggin
Booth
Great Falls
Lawrence
Lyman
Middlesex
Naumkeag
Newmarket
Sandwich Glass
Stark
Massachusetts
Blackstone
Continental
Exchange
North America
Old Boston
City
Globe
Howard
Market
Suffolk
Union
Third National
Lincoln
State
Second National
Die National Bru
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Andoscogzin Manufacturing U
Highland Street & R
Boston & Lowell R
Secesees
Boston, Revere Beach & Lyon R
Ocun
Pass. Rivers
Dorchester Gaslight Co
Sandendance
North Chicago Rolling Mule
Cceceseesee
DOD
MCE Long CO
Iceics Socss
TCOO
Sbibeacieeck Ae
Lowell Gs
Vane Sco
Camprinse
Charlestown
Rod Ie Casas
SOOO
Law and So First
Kalamazoo
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Seston
Burl and
Mo River
Suffolk National Bod
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Cscccceuseavescvsicesss Co Vlom
Traders’ National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Continental National Bank
National Bank of North Americas
Ocean National Bank
Newburyport
Merchants' National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Oly National Bank
Cschesia
Highland Street
Ralway
Veces
Cvencvesese
Rcse Vcee
Toloe Tune Co
Ascess
Pewabic Mining Co
Sieveiseese
Eee
North Chicago
Rolting
Boston Wharf CO
Boston GC -Operative Building
Pewabic Mining
New Eng. Mort
Showalter Mortgage Co
Carprell
Postoffice Square
Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Aeve Aan WM
Blodgret
WEM
E. P. Merritt
Congress St
Brokers’ Board
Ny&ne
At & Pec
TY Bos & Me
Cambridge
Fitchbu
Mar Hou & Com
Cal & Hecla
Quincy Telle Wee
Boston Water
Maverick Land
fEx
Winson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Mudd Cewek
Mlum
NEW York Financial
Lierweenie —. A
Louisvile & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
Aly
Ontario & Western
Ohio Central
Dee & Evansville
Rt. P
Texas Pacific
Isesseas
Western Union
N Pacific
Cce
Oregon Transcontinental
Acos Bzyres
Alten & Tarre Gauie
Ammerican
Gaston Air Line
Sar
Canade Pacific
Canada Southern
Central
Iowa
St. Lous & Pas
Uala & Mids
Ciaeacnedecas Qntano and Western
Toy
May Remems CO
Pacific Mail
abMiecasrese
Sean Sgeasneuve
Open
Eggreeneel BT
Ind
Bloor
Kan & Tex
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
New Jersey
Worfolk
Northern Pac
Rick, & Das
Nsiscasses
Eveses
Picieserens
United States Ox
Waback
St L & Fao
Walls Parvo
Urcenesrenerewesl Oo
Caeenee Ali
Ool Coal
Wes
Homestake
Ontario
Sessseees
Best & Belcher
Allco
Teeseeneees
Illinois
Agricultural Bureau
Ighest
Jamaica
Palermo
Valencia
Baracoa
Manila
Lloilos
Elmont
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Telhgrap A
Moston
Poremig
Commoervias
Financier
Railrear Matters
Bate Railroad Construction
Lick
Iis Ee
Ec. I
Vicksburg and Meridian
Grove
HALL
John F. Henry & CO
E. Ag
M.E.A. Co
O. J. Mason
Nassaust
Mien Apror
Bern
B.S. Richards & GO
ROOTS
Actiorn
C. Wilmerding
Wilmie Ding
Hogtet & Fon Auctioneera
White
Townsend & Nontant
Philadhlfmea
Samuel Bunting’s
Crouse
Ars Ae
Lippincott, Son
Blarkeet Street
Philadelph
Gcredit
United B
Charma
Francis Renshaw & CO
St State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Berildieg
Firat
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The
Hosten Stock Exchange
Sdctiog Saing Avery
Alta
Hares Atlas Natl Bank
Central Nationsal Bank de
Nashua & Hochester R & Us
de Town Falls
Sioux
Ity KR Co
E- Traders’ National Bank
Merchants’ Nati Bank
Nati City Bank
Androscogzin Mills
Boott Uption Mills
Toeman Mila
Hamilton Mfg Co
Nashua Mf Co
Pemigewarset Valley RR
West Michigan
Wiaconan Central BR
New England Mort
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain RR
HL. Bar & OD
Eera
Exchnares
Boon S. No. Si State
Stancu 4 Exchange Prsce
USA
Telephone
Boston Stock Rechanes
Old
Boston National Bank
National Fai de
National Bank
Lawrence Miz Go
de Naumkeag Steam Cotton Milla
Kreseil Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Dan Boston Raitine Fn
Washington Mill
Manchester
Lansing
Cli
Central Mass
McKay Metallic
Bary State Trick Co
Kanes City
Southern RR
Sanuusky
Ft Smith
Nat Car Co
Maine Central
Latte Rock
Pleasant Hi's
de Soto
Gord
Central Mess
Sullivan Bros. Auctioneers
Okice
School Street
Guardian
Broadway
B Street
South
Stapleton & Denning
Contann
Ar’angea
Buty
Furter
Aohn F. Cronan
Chapman Street
Shawmut Avenue
Middlesex Street
coLtaing & Spacious
Custom House
L. Saltonstall
Pat
Harrig
Ustiovweses
Hoosac Tunnel
Alfreda
Smyrna
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas B. Smith
Bouton eSre
Aaron D. Williams
Knights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Concord Square
South End
Orick
Jeroms
MacDonald
Rogers Building
Albany Street
Newton Street
Albert Howe
Market Street
Brightom
Brighton
Aarneas
Warren Svente
BresRie Se