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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1889

Page

7

Railroads- Continued May 14 May 13 stock prices

The page lists closing and intraday figures for railroads and miscellaneous companies. Key entries include Ohio & Miss., Reading, St. Paul, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific, Wabash, and others with bid and ask like percentages and share counts. Mining companies such as Ore, Col. Coal, and United Copper appear, alongside bond quotations and miscellaneous notes.

EET Ag Ing N. Y N. E Ohio & Miss Auie Sa Eleae Oregon Trans Oregon I Ling Pittsburg Pins Coone Mee Sewanee Oon Eeates Texas Pacific Alves Coves Eyes Rock Island Kome, W.& Oosses D. C U. Pacific Mage Bidtreai Tecesse Mack Aks Shakae Sean Oe O Mai Pullman Pal Seer M. W A. A St. L. W Lm S. F G.m St. P St. P., C.& P. i Friends S P. Cc Eece M.,k T. G. Kohn Cert Union Tex U. Pac W. Shore Lta Belle Isle Allion Ontario Col. Coal Plymouth Cristo Quicksilver Eureka Jis Lle Omestake Sullivan Con United Copper Uta

Mining stock closing prices listed for California mines

The San Francisco market report lists official closing prices for several mining stocks today. Notable values include Crown Point at 4.10, Union Con at 4.70, Consolidated California and Virginia at 2.38, and Crown Point across a range of listings with other names such as Ophir, Best Belcher, Nevada Queen, and Sierra Nevada.

San Francisco Cal PRCA Mt. Diablo Tvs Jsavube Nevada Queen Mono North Belle Isle

London Financial Summary May 14 Bank bullion balance

London financial notes list Consols at 98 15 16 for money and 99 1 for the account. Stocks include Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 32 1 2, Canadian Pacific 58, Erie 109 1 2, Mexican ordinary 53, St Paul 69, New York Central 109, Pennsylvania 55, Mexican Central firsts 75 42, etc. Open market three month bills discount 15 1 2. Paris 3 per cent rentes 87 4742, bullion into Bank of England today £221000.

London Atlantc & Great Western Acific Erie St. Paul New York Central Pennsylvania Paris Bank of England

Merchants Week attendance and concert tickets slump in Boston

Visitors for the second Merchants Week lag behind last year while transportation demand climbs about 25 percent. Concert tickets are only half sold, with a year ago fully booked. The Boston Boot and Shoe Club plans a reception and banquet at Faneuil Hall with music by Hartshorn’s Orchestra and humor by E. H. Frye, as out-of-town guests from New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts gather at the Quincy Adams and other hotels for the event.

Boston Boot and Shoe Club Faneuil Hall Comany Hartshorn E. H. Frye New England Leather Exchange Bedford Street Boston J. M. Parker Fitzwilliam N. H G. L. Balcom Claremont H. Bryant Cornish Flats William B. Stickney Bethel George Wey Montpelier G._A. Proctor Rangeley F. W. Stafford Rutland Charles Amsden Amsden W. H. H. Fisher S. G. Bradley L. L. Udall W.S. Udall Stafford A. H. Locwood Ludlow W. G. Hall Keene P. E. Chase Mechanicsville G. A. Seward Keene, N. H Quincy House F. H. Wright G._E. Graham F. L. Mitchell Belfast James W. Russell G. W. Fisher Aecege Conway Charles Gay Auburn R. B.esten Amesbury J. G. Bowdish Oxford Seth Ford MeIndoes Falls C. D. Johnson Cheshire A. M. Bigelow Grafton Frank L. Palmer New London Conn E. Hohn E. M. Lombard West Randolph Thomas C. Keyes Newbury L. A. Small Farmington F. P. Maynard A. E. Richards North Dams J. D. Holbrook Athol Arthur A.rooks Greenfield M. G. Bancroft Winchester H. B. Viall Adams House T. Upton Lowell E.J. van Lenness Great Barrington W. H. Holt North Brookfield E. C. Watson Springfeld H. B. Edwards Amherst Mr. An Fall River United States C. O. Spencer James L. Howard Hartford Nutt Springeld F. H. Clergue Bangor Kung’s Hotel George W. Page Sandwich Albert Thacher Hotham Nathan H. Pratt Samuel Sweatt Well T. P. Sullivan Concord C. H. Farbous Burlington Thomas W. Cook En Bedford

Fatal Mail Driver Dies After Post Office Fall

Charles H. Couthouy 38, a United States mail wagon driver, collapsed after a fall at the central post office. He died at City Hospital from a base skull fracture. He resided at 26 Allen street. Also yesterday John Hadden, freight handler at Fitchburg depot, was killed instantly when the wheels passed over him while attempting to board a freight car. his body was sent to Grove street morgue.

Charles H. Couthouy United States Central Post Office City Couthony Allentreet John Hadden

Print cloth market steady at 3 64x64 and 34ac 60x56

In Fall River on May 14 the print cloth market remained steady at 3%c for 64x64 spots with early deliveries, while 60x56s are held at 34ac. Demand for odd goods remains good and a fair business is reported.

Fall River

Wool Sales Open in Antwerp With Wide Wool Offerings

Antwerp May 14 a new series of wool sales will begin May 20 and run six days. The sale catalog lists 13880 bales of Plate River wool 950 bales of Cape 460 bales of Australian and 120 bales of Algerian wool are included in the offerings.

Antwerp Plate River Cape

Exports of Apples for 1888 89 by Lombard Sons

In the 1888 89 season Messrs A C Lombard s Sons present detailed apple export figures. Total US and Canada exports reach 1 401 302 barrels with year by year breakdowns from 1880 81 through 1888 89 and port by port totals for Liverpool Glasgow London and other destinations. Port totals for 1888 89 show Boston New York Montreal Portland Halifax Annapolis and other destinations with varying volumes.

Messrs A C Lombard United States Canada Liverpool Glasgow London Boston New York Montreal Portland Halifax Annapolis

Chicago grain markets show limited feature and firm corn

In Chicago wheat prices hovered around 79c with shorts bidding 78.5c while expectations of a large next crop kept Dec wheat near 70c. Corn stayed firm on cash demand with chatter of falling receipts, oats modestly firmer, and hogs lifting supplies weighing on provisions as the market closed weak.

Chicago Farnum, Reardon & Co Boston Shorts Gilman, Cheney & Co Kansas Dakota Kansas City CS Williams & Co Atk Ae Minneapolis New York Ais

Flour And Grain Prices And Receipts Report

Market update shows domestic flour and corn prices with 71 cars inspected including wheat, oats, and corn. Receipts today across cities noted with mixed price levels for fine to patent flours and various cornmeal products, while oats and rye flour are quiet and steady. trade remains active on flour as stocks run short.

Market Report For Produce Trade And Prices In Brief

The report notes strong demand for trucks and a well supplied market. Prices listed include Onions 2 dollars per barrel, Bermuda onions 1 dollar per crate, Spanish onions 85 cents per crate, beets 25 cents per bush, hot house 1.75 per bunch, carrots 1.50 per barrel, lettuce 50 to 60 cents per box, turnips 65 cents per box, parsnips 90 cents per bush, native spinach 50 cents per bush, cucumbers 7 dollars per 100 count, rhubarb 1.25 per th, parsley 1 dollar per bush, green peas North Carolina 1.25, Savannah 50 cents to 1 dollar per crate, Southern beets 2 dollars per 250 per crate, native asparagus 1 dollar 12 1/2 per ton, string beans Florida 1.50 per crate, Florida wax beans 2.25 per crate, Florida tomatoes 2.50 per crate, Southern cabbage 2.50 to 3.00 per crate, native cauliflower 6 dollars per dozen, summer squash 1 per crate.

Bermuda St Andrews Savannah Florida

Apples and Oranges Market Roundup with Auctions

Apples receipts today 339 bbls down from last year 47 bbls demand quiet at steady prices. Baldwins choice Maine and russets common quoted per bbl. Oranges and Lemons market well supplied with Messina lemons 3 to 4, Messina oranges 3 50 to 4 50 per box. Valencia prices 4 to 5 per box case. Strawberries in good demand at 25 to 40 cents per quart with auctions noted. Dried apples steady Evaporated 6 2 to 7 2 cents, sun 3 to 4, Pine apples 12 25 cents each. Bananas steady Jamaicas 1 2 per bunch, Baracoa yellows 1 25. Cranberries Cape Cod stocks sold. Jerseys 2 per crate.

Baldwins Choice Maine Messina Palermo H Harris & Co Valencia Holy Land Cephalonia Charleston Florida Norfolks Jona Bigelow & Co Snow & Co Cape Cod

Butter price report shows muted demand and lower quotes

Receipts total 2717 packages today versus 825 last year as demand remains quiet and prices ease. Western creamery quotes range 14 to 19 cents with various grades listed. St Albans and Elgin markets show soft to moderate activity and wholesale receivers pricing.

Vermont St Albans Elgin

Fruit steamers data on bananas and oranges for Boston firms

The Dana will carry Baracoa bananas to Seaverns & Co. The Lorenzo D Baker is due Friday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Marmion also carries Jamaica bananas for Boston Fruit Company. Caledonia passed Gibraltar May 4 to Boston with Valencia and Palermo oranges and Palermo lemons. Cervin arrived with Messina oranges and lemons, Palermo oranges and lemons. Fitzroy passed Gibraltar May 9 to Boston with Messina oranges and lemons.

Dana Seaverns & Co Lorenzo D Baker Boston Fruit Company Marmion Catania Cervin Palermo Fitzroy Gibraltar Boston

Pork Market Receipts and Prices With New York Quiet

Receipts today show pork in bbls tierces cases pails and boxes with lard hams bacon dressed hogs and preserved meats reported none. Prices quoted for long cuts mess prime and various pork products with lard and hams varying by grade and size. New York pork market remains quiet with sales at 13 25 to 13 60 for mess and 12 12 26 for extra prime.

New York

Hog and cattle markets across major midwest exchanges

Kansas City stock yards show steady cattle demand with receipts at 4611 and varying runs for natives, mixed butchers, and stockers. Hogs receipts reach 17848 with prices easing across heavies to pigs, while sheep hold steady around 3.60 to 3.66. St Louis and Peoria report softer hogs, Cincinnati notes easier to 4.65, Chicago freighted cattle at mixed rates and pork prices easing with 24000 hog receipts.

Kansas City St Louis Peoria Cincinnati Chicago Texas

Sugar Market Report with World Prices and Receipts

Sugar receipts today 468 barrels 1761 hogsheads 28700 bags last year 3 barrels 2765 hogsheads 2240 bags Trade quiet market unchanged Quoted Cuba refiring 614 6% sc 96 test 7440 Manila 54 6142c Iloilo 54 54ac Java Nos 10 to 11 7%4c Refined sugars steady fair demand old prices Pulverized 9 4c powdered 9 ac granulated 85s c confectioners A 8'c standard A 8%c Belmont A 8 sc extra C 7% 8c yellow 7c Wholesale grocers price 8% c granulated New York raws strong refined dull steady New York sugar raw held firmly refined quiet about steady cut leaf 9c crushed 9c powdered 8%c other quotations unchanged Molasses receipts 25 today last year 1 bbl market quiet steady Fancy Ponce Porto Rico 45¢ Porto Rico 40c New Orleans 46 47c Cienfuegos 33 35c black strap 15 16c boiling grades 60 2 30c New York Foreigns steady New Orleans quiet

Minnesota Michigan Canada Superior Canada Canada Extra New York City Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Detroit Toledo Peoria Elgin Creamery Western Creamery Baltimore Vermont Ohio Liverpool Utica New Hampshire Nova Scotias Islands New_York California Lima Gorth West Clover West North Jersey AI Bent P Bush Timothy Houlton Hebrons Bush Houlton Rose Aroostook Hebrons Burbanks Nova Scotia New Brunswick Rose and Hebrons Prince Edward Island Chenangoes Bermudas Floridas Tennessee Cuba Manilas Iloilos Javas Belmont Ponce Porto Rico Orleans Cienfuegos New Orleans

New York Cotton Prices Hold Firm Amid Mixed Trade

Cotton markets show firm to steady quotes across uplands and middling grades with 1052 bales traded in New York. Futures opened quiet and closed steady while Liverpool and other regional markets posted varied receipts, exports, and stocks, reflecting cautious sentiment and stable mid belagged by regional demand.

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

Market summary from Tallow to Turpentine and Petroleum

Tallow receipts show 96 barrels and 4 tierces today versus 13 barrels and 4 bags last year. City quotations include rendered at 4% 4%sc and 142 2 2c for grease. New York reports a dull coffee market and mixed regional notes for whiskey. Turpentine and rosin favorably positioned in New York with turpentine at 39 44c rosin 112 4 115, tar at 210, petroelum at 7.10c and related items at 6.856c and 8.75c per case.

City New York Rio Turpentine and Petroleum Petroeum

Exports Report From Bridgewater and Nearby Ports

On May 14, 1889 schooner Kate McKinnon at Bridgewater NS carried 375 barrels flour 190 barrels cornmeal 2 cases lard 1 barrel beef and 2 cases oil. Kia River NS recorded schooner Mary Rose with 16 tons of cargo. Steamer Yarmouth at Yarmouth NS listed 135 barrels.

Bridgewater Kate McKinnon Kia River Mary Rose Yarmouth

DAKAR to ANTWERP and LONDON trade goods list

A long OCR style ledger lists quantities of goods and cargo items arriving or sailed via ships and markets in Dakar Antwerp Liverpool London and other ports. Entries include flour cordage corn meal printing ink beef pork tobacco leather hardware and various crates boxes bales crates and cases with quantities in crates barrels boxes and tons. The document reads as a detailed inventory of ship cargoes and traded commodities across multiple ports.

Dakar Bark Hancock Sea Ayres Liverpool Eng Norseman Antwerp Bel Baltimore Gothenburg London Durham City

Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report May 14 1889

Boston Post report by George J. Fox shows week ending May 14 1889 with totals for sheep cattle and lambs swine at markets. Prices listed for beef store cattle swine hides tallow and skins. near 8000 head arrived at Watertown yards from the west. notable sales include Breck & Wood S & Rossiter JA Hathaway N K Campbell and others with Western steers and lambs priced per hundredweight and per head.

Boston Post George J. Fox Ecses Brighton Union Market Watertown Breck & Wood S & Rossiter Flanders H A Wilcox Dow & Moulton CU Knights

Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool May 14

Cargoes off the coast, wheat quiet but steady with several arrivals and sales. In London Mark Lane prices show California wheat at 343 6d, while Paris and Antwerp quote wheat and flour firm. Liverpool notes dull breadstuffs with weak demand for wheat, firm corn, and prices for pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow mostly steady or firmer.

Graham London Mark Lane California Paris Liverpool England Antwerp

Boot And Shoe Buyers In Town In The South

A list of footwear buyers and firms visiting from multiple states including Gramling Spalding & Co in Atlanta Carroll Adams & Co in Baltimore and J A Fields in Philadelphia among others. The notation notes buyers from Davenport Davenport and St Joseph with firms such as Smith Frazer B Co and J Baum & Co represented.

Atlanta R Gramling Gramling, Spalding & Co Baltimore C Carroll Carroll, Adams & Co Council Bluffs Vic Roy Craw Cinna O H Simpkinson J & A Simpkinson & Co Charleston A Hunt A Hunt & Co Chicago R Wells M D Wells & Co J F Pratt Bowen & Pratt Davenport S P Bryant S P Bryant & Co Tex Willis & Bro Kearney Pittsburg Penn J R Gregg Gregg & Elliott H Childs, Jr H Childs & Co St Joseph A T Smith Smith Frazer B & 8 Co An. Or Louis J Baum J Baum & Co AR Tallman EC Tallman & On Weed Atordo Rt JE Dayton Dayton & Co

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Foreign Financial Markets J. E. Carter & Co., Bankers & Commission Brokers Washington ST Farm Duluth John E. Welsh State Street Boston Markets Graham Fiour C. St Louis J E Carter & Co Washington Street Seer Bos Nedavaesseaa Watertown Union Live Lamkin & Foster Goodyear India Rubber Glove Mfg. Co Congress Street Hathaway, Soule & Harrington Men’s Gaekrens Devonshire Streere Goodyear United Warren Boot and Shoe CO Boots and Shoes Manufacturers OF Eoggrens 5S Street J. F. Swain & CO Union St Lynn Mass Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House Judiciary Senate Supreme Supreme Judicial Onset Street Railway Company Chichester Fate Drs Chichester Chemical Co Medivon Ea P Phila.Pa. Gee. C. Goodwin & CO Beston Fitchburg Hoosac Tunne Causeway Street Troy Albany Rotterdam Junction Binghamton Buffalo Niagara Fallahart Hoston St. Louis Niagara Falls Michigan Central RR Palace Grand Trunk Railway Ayer Junction Belmont and Waverley Miller's Falls Cambridge SUN Gardner and Miller’s Falls Hoosick Falls Johnsonville Lincoln Marlboro, Hudson and Nashua Ayer North Adams Williamstown North Leominste Saratoga Shelburne Falls Union Square Somerville Waltham Mt. Auburn Worcester Miller’s Falls Hoosac Tunnel Washa Street John Adams J.B. Watson Central Vermont Railroads Ottawa Ogdensburg Sherearese Albans Winchendon Jaffrey Peterboro Marlboro Westmoreland Walpole Bellows Falls St. Albans St. Johns Pees Bars Delaware & Hudson Canal Company R. R Connecticut River Central Vermont White River Junction Street C. A. Faxon R. Stewart Keene, N Boston & Albany R. R Syracuse Mochester Wagner Teiagara Chigan Entra Cleveland New Haven Ars Lars Kneeland Street S. Hanson Stonington Line Park Square Station Stonington Washington, Cor. State Street Park Square J. W. Richardson J. W. Miller O. H. Briggs Old Colony Brooklyn Jersey City Annex Boat Pilgrim Providence Old State House J. R. Kendrick Geo. L. Connor Gen’l Pass H. Palmer Agt BAB New Springfield Willimantic N.Y Arlor Each & c Hempstead Ford B Haven Agena RE. K Manchester N.H H. E. Chamberlin Aaron 8
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