New Books and Brief Notices in Boston 1885
A survey of new volumes including Hubert Howe Bancroft’s History of the Pacific States, Porters and others on Civil War anecdotes, Torrey on Birds in the Bush, and multiple educational and calendar publications. Also notes on Decorator and Furnisher and United Service magazine contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Howe Bancroft
Pacific States
North America
Messrs. A. L. Bancroft & Co
San Francisco
California
Pacific Coast
Admiral Porter
Messia, D. Appleton & Co
Lincoln
Seward
Welles
Butler
Grant
Banks
Shermain
Red River
General Benks
Mississippi River
Sherman
Bradford Torrey
Atlantic Monthly
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Torrey
Boston
White Mountains
Maine
James H. Shepard
Messia
D. C. Heath & Co
Messrs. Harper & Bros
United States
Messrs. A.S. Barnes & Co
James W. Steele
Travellers
Messrs. G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Cuba
Louisa M. Alcott
Miss Alcott
Alcott
Concord
Messrs. Roberts Bros
Kinder
Hansmarchen der
Emerson
Giri
Whitney
A. D.T. Whitney
Lincoln and Stanton
Kelley
War Administration
McClellan
William F. Smith
Chattanooga
Emma Lazarus
Margaret J. Preston
Frank J. Sherman
New York
Ralph A. Cram
Glenn Brown
John W. Miles
E. W. Polly
George Gibson
Ella Rodman Church
Capone
Racinet
United Service
Resaca
O. O. Howard
Bull Run
Dangerfield Parker
Ninth
U. S. Infantry
Llano Estacado
Mackenzie
Texas
James T. DeShields
Canada
Vincennes
Robert Lee- Wright Browning
U.S. N
Jasper Barnett Cowdin
H. L. Hawthorne
Second
United States Artillery
Tule
Wildrick
West Point
Charles King
United States Army
Hamersly
November Century Highlights War Memoirs and Pure Literature
The November Century mixes war memoirs with literary pieces. It opens with Edward L. Wilson’s A Photographer's Visit to Petia with Fenn illustrations, then Gosse on Living English Sculptors, and a series on Typical Dogs by J M Tracy. Short stories include Foote and Jackson, Stockton, and James serials The Bostonians and John Bodewin's Testimony. President Hale and Grant memories frame essays on socialism and the Chautauqua Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petia
Edward L. Wilson
Harry Fenn
Edmund Gosse
J. M. Tracy
Mary Hiarlock Foote
Wilhelm Rutter
Helen Jackson
Frank R. Stockton
The
Bostonians
Henry James
John Bodewin
Foote
Lyman Abbott
United Churches of the United States
Charles W. Shields
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Edward Everett Hale
Chattanooga
Grant
Famous Newburyport will case before Salem court
The Newburyport Randlett will case reached the Salem Supreme Court. General Butler argued for Mrs. Ayers claiming her marriage to Ira Alexander was valid and that his earlier marriage to Mary Jane Dennett did not bar a second union. Opposing counsel contended the Dennett marriage remained the lawful one and that Ayers had no widow’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Ira Alexander
Haven
Mary Jane Dennett
Great Falls
N. C
Alexander
Lynn
Louise E. Ayers
Mary J. Dennett
Miss Dennett
Thomas L. Randlett
Ayers
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
General Butter
General Butler
Mr. Ranchett
M. J. Dennett
Hongland
Scotland
United States
Mr. Noyes
Commonwealth
R. M. Morse
Mrs. Ayers
Father Reynolds City Hall’s oldest employee gravely ill
Charles G Reynolds known as Father Reynolds at City Hall Kenilworth Street is severely sick at home. The veteran treasurer department clerk, 84, began service 43 years ago and has long prepared the city’s annual financial report. He has rarely been away from his desk and has taken few vacations. The illness is brief but dangerous in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Reynolds
City Hall
Father Reynolds
Kenilworth Street
Reynolds
Treasury Department
Boston YMCA prayer meeting week schedule announced
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association will hold prayer meetings at No 10 Tremont Row this week. Rev Charles Tilton leads Tuesday services with Rev William H Wright Wednesday, Rev M M Cutler Thursday, Rev F L Hayes Friday, A S Stafford Saturday, and Rev M R Deming also on the schedule. Public cordiality is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
Mc’ Jay
Charles Tilton
William Bv. Wright
M. M. Cutler
F. L. Hayes
A. S. Stafford
M. R. Deming
An Active but Irregular Market Report
The market shows steadiness with a largely unchanged money market. Call loans sit near 3 percent, time paper 3 4 to 5 percent, and clearings reach 13.6 million with 2.07 million balances. weekly totals top 91 million with 12.26 million balances. New York funds trade near par to small discounts, while government securities stay firm and foreign exchange weakens. The Boston Post notes a weekly gain of 106 million over last week and 350 million over the prior year, driven by stock activity and a buoyant South, with clearings across thirty cities totaling over 1.07 billion. New York bank reserves fall to a 25.45 million excess. Eastern and related Eastern-Worcester movements dominate trading, with Tamarack and Huron mine reports shaping metals sentiment and Lake Superior mine outputs for October. Dividends include Lowell Machine Shop payable Nov. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
South
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Lowell
Minneapolis
Omaha
Galveston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Providence
Kansas City
Miles Las
Cctecnes
ISBA
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fort Smith Road
Land Department
Epagage Eee Actos
Mississippi River
Texas Road
Gresham
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Dayton and Ironton
Dayton
Hamilton
Springfield
Memphis
Central Massachusetts Common
Waltham
Hudson
Jefferson’s. Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Maine
New York Sun
Worcester
Frank Jones
Sinclair
Worcester, Nashua
Armstrong
Armstrong Express Company
Bostonsand Maine
Eastern
New England
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Navigation
New England National Bank
Boston National
City National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Vie Seie
Caress Sellig
Market National Bank
Lawrence National Sare
Earaeesbise
Adeavys
Ckesaae Ee
Bates Manufacturing Co
Cute Nebeeeesneroe
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Deore Ince
National Inter Repub
Boston National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Ccceessseeeres
Travers
Eagle Nationa
Auik
Nationa
Pecific Bank
Lawrence
Michigan Central Railroads
Seennees Rensreee
Portemouth
Great Falls and Con
R. K
Lyman Mills
Rehews Spumacsee Aareans Hees
Androscoggin Manufacturing
Eisigete
Old Colony
Concord
Montreal
Prefuscske
National Bank of Redemption
Central National Bank
Hill Manufacturing Co
Ceeeeevess
Boston Belting Co
Scesssee
Eliot National Bank
Vermont & Mass RR
Cleve
Middlesex
Ecewensecersess Sa
Portland
Wetacenss Vane
Chicago and
West Michigan
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Lamsonee Railway
Boylston Mutual Vns. Co
Cambridge Gaslight
Issijaorss
Lynn
Washington
Ind
Wessel
Cesta Hison
Muteasret
Snovesan
Chinois Grand Trunk
Pueb
Arkansas Valley
Elk
Tanaia
Boston & Albany
Old Colony RR
Consol
Rae
Vermont
Moses
Utsek
Sasewen Rocentrnusiccess
California Southern
Sabuilie Aste
Lilmois
Boston and
Burl. & Mo
Neb
Somseons Bon
Claremont
Essex Railroad
Second National Bank
Mount Vernon National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Union National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Columban National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
BO Mt. Vernon National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Natinal Bank of Redemption
Shee and Lesther Nations Bank
Mechants’ National Bank
Ccee
Amory Manufacturing Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Csesecees
Eloud
Naumkeag Manuf. Co
Diac
Chicopee Manuf
SanaNe Bapee Salers sGesgussce
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Wilm’n & Balt
Agkaeneek Es
California Southern RR
Highland Street Raiway
Middlesex Horse
Cecc
Aes
Boston & Maine RR
Etree Dees
Ea Bay
Seieceas
South Boston Horse RR
San Diego Landis. O. Csi Scuecssteccenne
Bastom
Sand
Sandusky City
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
City Mills
Milwaukee
Detroit
St Louis
Toledo
St. Louie
Newark
Bright
Canada
Extra Northern
Extra Western
Northern
Western
N. Y
Liverpool
Island
City Extra India
Western Steam
City Steam
Union
York State
St Andrews
Virginia
Jersey
Cumberland
Clearfield
Acadia
Sydney
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Saguavea
Jamaica
St Domingo
Scotia
Buenos Ayres
Buffalo
Calcutta
Rio Grande
Montevideo
California
Southern
Madras
Cape Good Hope
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolopg
Japans
Faneuil
Pembroke
Huron
Mohawk
H. P
Pennsylvania
Beacon Light
Red Top
West
Hungerias
Uplands
Orleans
Old Boston National Bank and New England National Bank listing
An OCR extracted list shows multiple bank names including Old Boston National Bank New England National Bank Suffolk National Bank and Market National Bank with associated figures and percentages. Also mentioned are manufacturing firms mills railroads and financial instruments indicating a historical ledger of institutions and securities across New England and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Old Boston National Bank
Atlantic Natl Bank
Boston and Providence RR Co
Toledo, Cincinnati and St Louis RR Co
McKay Metallic Fast Association
Lyman Mills
Rutland BR
England Mortgage Security Co .S
India Mutual Insurance
Market mania hits Wall Street as Lake Shore soars
New York on November 7 reports a volatile session with a late spurt in stocks led by Lake Shore and Louisville and Nashville and a strong finish near day’s highs. Vanderbilt lines plans loom, money rates firming, total weekly stock sales 2,567,000 shares, imports $500,198, and railroad bonds $35,021,000.
Chicago Wheat Market Strong with Notable Price Advance
A late Chicago market report notes Wheat opened modestly lower but finished with strong buying by large players, lifting prices about ten. Northwest supplies seen tighter, with next visible supply up 500000 to 1250000 bushels. Corn firm on solid demand, oats quoted, and pork prices rise on short covering. Boston Chamber of Commerce commentary predicts further wheat gains if visible supply increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George E. Eldredge & Co
Chicago
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Sziec
Flour and Grain Markets Rise in Local Trade
Local markets report gains in flour and grain sectors as merchants note steady demand from mills and bakeries. Telegraphic reports indicate price upticks for wheat and corn with limited supply tied to harvest slowdowns.
Market Notes From New York Wholesale Prices
Turnips and sweet potatoes show varied demand with turnips steady while sweet potatoes remain scarce and pricey. Prices cover coal, coffee, tea, sugar, hay, apples, beans, and cotton with wide ranges. furthers include leather, hides, nuts, and mollasses in steady or firm markets across multiple regions.
Maritime cargo list from Atlantic steamers detailed
A fragmented OCR itemizes cargo aboard the steamers Keyne New Brunswick and Sarah A Townsend at Liverpool Annapolis and Arichat Sydney. It lists quantities of bales sacks cases boxes and barrels including brawn apples cranberries tobacco sewing machines bacon lard leather and flour for multiple ships and ports. The entries show diverse merchandise and tonnage across several vessels with specific counts and item types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Arichat
Sydney
Sarah A Townsend
Yarmouth
Halibpax
Pictou
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Worcester
Total Receipts of Staple Products November 7
A table lists total receipts at this port from all shipments for 1885 and 1886 across many commodities including flour, cheese, oats, corn, beef, pork, lard, leather, hides, bacon, coffee, sugar, and butter. The figures compare year over year, showing substantial increases in several categories such as oats, cornmeal, and leather, with varying declines in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Droderice Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New
Pithborg Hallroac
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine Hailroad
Express
Dawa
Chung
Socar
Suar
Bhdg
Peits, Tae
Seeran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
NEW Books
H. H. Bancroft
Decorator
Fur Disher
Handlett
South Abington
W. H. Gurney
Isaiah T. Churchill
W.H. Gurney
I. T. Churchill
James E. Bates
C. W. Porter
J. G. Lowe
Patrick Doherty
Princeton Street
Charlestown
Mystic Wharf
McDonald
Cherty
San Fran
Louisville
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Hartford
New Haven
St. Joseph
Syracuse
Atchison
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Union Pacific Company
Calamut
Heela
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarach
Lake Superior
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
LLC
London
Huron Copper Mining Company
Whipple Investment Co
Milk Street
OF the
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Co
First Mortgage
UH. Verner &C
Congress St
Huston Weekly Post
Foote & French
Congress Street
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
General
Northern Pacific RB. RB. Co
Oregon Ry & Navigation Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
R. BR. Co
Blake Brothers&Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
8 Inc
Sear Vt Ss
C.S
Am &N
Ny& New
Ore B & N
Org & Lakec
Rutland
A.T
Sae Gee Obeam Bost, Lovell
Bos & Prov
Boston & Alb
Blocks
Waaseinas
Cal South
San
FOS & G
S. Fitchburg
Flinta P
Kcc&s
L& Mo Kk
Tease Mar Hou
Rutland Rd
Tol
D& B
Ub ‘En Eeenee
Mass
W. & Nash
Aspinwall
Boston Land
Koton Water P
San Diego L
Yelephons
Land Compakies
Wison W. Far & Co
Rand Avery
Napa
Crescent
Bruns
Icod Bowman
Elec & Kumee
Elec & Alum Scrip
NEW York Financial
Prime Mercantile
Lake Shore
Nashville
London Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Vanderbilt
First City
Pennsylvania Company
Europe
Havana
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Northwest
Ee Een
Lo’ Si
Canada South
Central Ee Wes
Chi & St. L
del., L. & ‘West
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Fie
Louisville & Nash
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pac Mall
Peora
Doc
Bt. P.& Omaha
Texas Pacific
S ‘ Y NP Pacific
Seeereee
Chesapeake & Ohio
S.s
St. P. Minn
Onjeago & Alton
Colum
Fort
Brie Become
Sanenes
Ikan. Pac. Oecoensnes
Ledigh
Ecessesesseessees
Pac
Cal Se
Tex. Pac. L. Mccnsecers
den & Rio Grande
Ft. D
Bisia
Seae
Sseaee Ee
Sierra Nevada
Silver King
Father Ae Smet
Marinette Reparts
Jence
Great Britain
France
Norfolk
Mobile
Augusta
New Orleans
eeRous
Sius Batous
Emports At
Powell, Wood & Co
James Shulas
Thomas Ers & Co
Hartman, Clark & Tripp
James
Georgetown
S C
Frank McDonneill
Cypress
William F Hall & Co
East Harbor
Eugene Hall
George E Downes
Kng
Palestine
Jere Abbott & Co
Baring Bros & Co
J H
Baldwich Brosg& Co
Pierce&co
Houghton & Dutton
Bolls Steel
Wetherell Bros
J _ Holbrook & co
Kendall & Co
Kendall & Co—1 Case Clothing 2 Bales Yarn Stone & Downer
Noyes
Tully & Co
Howard, Bullough & Riley
Leigh & Co
Macallar
Parker & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Mdse Coleman, Mead & Cco
Baring Bres & Co
Hewins & Hollis
Burgess & Goddard
Pierce & Robertson
Wilder
Lllesley & Co
Nayo: & Co
ST. Sinon’s Island
Sch
Burnham
George McQuesten & Co
U.S. Circult Court
U.I. District Court
Nelson
Lizzie Newton
J.B. Richardson
George M. Reed
Superior Court
Warren
Perry
Knowball
Davis
Smith
Maguire
Safford
McLaughlin
Richards
Welch
Towne
Doyle
Boston & A
Kimall
Beal
Conant
Berlen
Proonhee
Thompson
Mead Va. Whitney
Bill
Fitzgerald
A & W Sprague Mani’g
Mosely
Boston, Light Co
Kenney
Habich
Ingalls
Fenton
Freed
Kendall
Tufts
Hepp
Somerville
de Lue
Dobson
Tufts College
Holy Order of
Divinity School
Divinity Chapel
Blaine, Downs
Ferdinand Ward
Leo K. Lewis
George F. Dinsmore & Co
Bromfield Street
Swift
Joicie A. McDonald
Atlanta, Ga
W. Barnes
Knoxville
Iowa
Swift Epectfic Co
Atlanta
West Twenty -Third Street
W. 4
Lewis
Readship Street
B. I
A.S. Richards & GC
Reade Street
F.G. Wolbers
F.c.wolbert, Sons & Co
Leonard St
Broadway
John D. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Gon Auctioneers
Townsend
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Market St
Raerane
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
B. Ll. Day
Boston Stock Oxchargs
Bares
Detroit and
Bay City RR
Boston Navonal Bank
Hoosac
Freeman's National Bank
Middlesex R
Uco
Midland Street Railway Co
Pacific Guano Co
Batopilas Mining Co
Pia
Batopias
Louisiana & Missour River
Providence RR
St Paul
Duluth
Consolidated R R of
Mass Water Co
South Boston
Eastern Railroad
Burlington and Quincy
Emp & Southern
Guarint
Prin
Arch
Top
St Fe
New England Mortgage Security Co .S
Seer Ae
Lake Champlain
Conset
Ogdensburg
Arnigpetid
Revere Beach
Lynn R
Francis Hens
ZESS
Beckers Appeaibars
Rss
Cron Bendiva
Firat
Beem
Axevor
Avery
Stecks
American Net and Twine Co
Merrimack Mfg Co
Langdon Mfg No
Amory Mfg Co
National Bank of North America
Do Washington Insurance Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Ao Amory Mfg Company
Sby Order of Trustees
Massachusetts
National Exchange Bank
Salem
Asiatic National Bank
Samuel Hatch & CO
Hereford Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Bys H. Hnights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Essex Street
Sullivan Brros
School Street
Sheriff’s Safe
Suffolk
Draper & Hall
West Dedham Street
Fred H. Seavey
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
First St
First Street
Monks’ Wharf
Nog Ts
Albert Howe
Eae Brigton
Sealon
Gactios
Tee Warren
Horatio Harris & CO
Mersehare
Messrs. Hoyt & Co
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Preeman
L&t
Hesirabie Businesse Masteate
Pearl Si
Franklin
J. Winnett & CO
Tremont Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Bostop and Vicinity
Devonshire St
Absrg St
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