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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1888

Page

6

Merchants Visit Amid Rain Delays and Winter Trade Outlook

A rain storm keeps East Coast retailers indoors as merchants arrive at hotels for autumn visits. Despite slow street traffic, large houses see steady trade and many familiar names from New England and beyond arrive to meet buyers. Executives note refrigerators and seasonality shift demand, while Morey, Churenil & Morey prepare a pottery exhibit at 155 Friend Street for visiting merchants. Tickets for Mechanics Hall events extend to noon, with 1000+ issued and a 5 minute limit for speakers at the banquet.

Atlantic Quincy A. W. Foote Hampstead N. H E. M. Heard H. F. Weed Sandwich C. Hilliamson Middlebury Benjamin R. Gilman Colebrook Stewe J. K. Gregory Biddeford T. Morgan Portland George Cook Fitchburg N. Giller L. R. Eddy M. Iver Webster Mass George Hush Fall River George H. Ray K.y Northampton J. A. Richardson Billerica E. M. Cross Berlin C. O. Bernard F. L. Ames Windsor Locks Conn P.S. Laughton Lewiston United States C. H. Webber C. B. Webber J. B. Webber Ned Webber Suco George GC. Burns Otter River A. G. Hill Florence William €. Cox Bristol Dover Adams L. Hopkins Emory Taunton J.C. Bradford Auburn T. Clanp Pittsfield William Garrett Ipswich F. G. Clark Peterboro P. Buss Bangor Tremont Jared C. Dickinson New Bedford G. A. Jones Farmington N. F F. Clarence Miss Miller Young F. M. Clement Edward Moore Crawtford Jared Goodrich Plainville Ezra Stearns Rindge Fred ©. Dickinson I. Sirene Danbury W. M. Peppard New England Terra Alba Boston Lie Morey, Churenil & Morey Friend Street Mechanics’ Hall Charman Hutchinson Federal Street Flanders South Market Street Hutchinson Hutchingon

Cooperative Bank Officers Form State League

A statewide meeting of cooperative bank officers in Wesleyan Hall formed the plan for a State League. The chair was empowered to appoint a committee of five to draft bylaws, with the session adjourning to meet again at the president’s call.

Wesleyan Hall Coggan Maiden Gleason Watertown Snow Stoneham Col. Marblehead Sturcevant Medford Butler East Boston Foster Wakefield Downing Page Haverhill Carr Lawrence Farmer Hyde Park Kitchen Lowell Heald Sandwich Boyson Reading Skinner Woburn Dickinson Springfield Hatch Boston Gould Chelsea Martin S. Greenleaf Churchill Brewer West Roxbury D. Eldridge League

Winter underclothing sale at G. W. Simmons & Co

G. W. Simmons & Co offer tempting bargains on winter sets and overcoats. Try on over Winter flannels to ensure a better fit as shoppers browse their selections in Bason.

G. W. Simmons & Co Basion

New England Supreme Court docket sights October term

Washington Sept 26 Few more than a dozen New England cases on the Supreme Court calendar for the October term. Listings include Maine Vermont and Massachusetts circuit and state supreme court actions with named appellants defendants and counsel across various courts and firms.

WasHingTon New England Supreme Court Maine United States Circuit Court Michael Stachelberg Moses Kind Copartners Stachelberg & Co Ernest Pence Clarence Hale Rowland Cox William Henry Clifford Vermont Amuel Hill Benjamin B. Prentice Vermont Farm Machine Company Daniel B. Wooster Kittredge Haskins William Edgar Simonds Stephen C. Shortliffe Maine—Supreme Court George L. Eames Sarah J. Savage George Freeland Holmes Placene Samuel K. Bickford George F. Holmes Vermont—Supreme Court Sylvester Charles B. Lancaster Benjamin F. Thurston E. Magnadier George F. Smith Massachusetts The National Security Bank Peter Butler Pacific Naional Bank John C. Coombs Russell Gray A. A. Ranney United States John Haskell Butler Nathaniel Beach Boston & Savannah Steamship Company Frank Goodwin Charles Theodore Russell, Jr Rhode Island Jerome C.lait Alonzo Steere Byron L. Steere A. E. P. Joy Connecticut William H. Post Edgar Yergerson T. C. Richards Hardware Company William

Newfoundland Prospects Bright Amid Fisheries Growth

Late advices from Newfoundland report Labrador and Grand Bank fisheries good though inshore catches lag. Prime fish at St John’s priced at five dollars per quintal with strong foreign demand. Governor Sir Henry Blake tours the island, St John’s forms a new city government, and knighthood honors the attorney-general for fishery treaty work. Canada confederation talks are paused amid U S treaty tensions. Copper markets revive island mining. farming expands under land grants. Timber resources shown as varied and plentiful. Premier Thorburn’s party remains in power. Government plans use London loan for rail and agricultural road networks.

Newfoundland Labrador Grand Bank St. John’s Henry Blake Winter Moses Harvey Royal Society United States Senate Canada Confederation Uncle Sam Lreckington New York Thorburn New London Pashing

Baseball Yesterday and Nearby Scores Across The League

Wet South End grounds postponed Philadelphia versus Boston. Two games today at 2 PM with one admission. New York and Washington split a doubleheader in Washington with 8 to 6 and 6 to 4 results. Chicago wrapped up home season in Chicago with 9 to 4 win. Pittsburgh beat Detroit 8 to 6 as season tied. Attendance figures cited for several games.

Boston New York South End Philadelphia Washington, D. C Washington Giants Whitney Welch O’rourke Young Keefe Murphy Tiernan Richardson Vovtes Crcersero O Washingtons New Yorks Raand Cuicano Shreve Glascock MecGeachy Myers Glasscock Darling Campau Pittsburg Pittsburgs

Cincinnati and Kansas City Baseball Scores Reported

In other games Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 in Cincinnati. At Kansas City the Brooklyns beat Kansas Citys 8 to 0. St Louis beat St Louis 6 to 5 against the Athletics. Louisville edged Baltimore 4 to 2.

Cincinnati Cincinnatis Clevelands Kansas City Brooklyns Kansas Citys St. Louis Athletics Louisville Baltimores Louisvilles

Money market steady with 8 percent bank rate in Boston

Boston money market stays quiet with ample loanable funds while banks quote 8 percent. General time loans run 4 to 6 percent. call loans 3 1/4 to 4 1/4 percent. daily exchanges rise from last year. government securities firm with 4s around 128 1/2. Atchison stock activity strong as insiders push price. dividend expectations debated amid market chatter on possible 14 percent rate.

Boston New York Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Commercial Charleston Savannah United States National Bank Secretary of the Treasury Reichsmarks Atchison and New York & New England Evans Atchison Strong Atchison, Kan Chicago & Rock Island Topeka Rock Island Kansas Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Burlington & Quincey St. Paul Drexel, Morgan & Co Chicago, Burlington & Northern Burlington & Northern Union Pacific Oregon Kimball Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland Sandusky O. Louisville Evansville & St. Louis Louisville Huntingburg Tell City& Connelton Continental National Bank Detroit, Lansing & Northern

Sale of Car Stocks by Auction on Oct 3 1888 at Waterville Me

Executor and administrator notice for auction of diverse car stock holdings led by Lockwood Co Waterville and New England Mort. Sec. Co. assets. The items include banking railroad and manufacturing shares across Maine New Hampshire and Michigan with collateral and premiums noted. Director consent and dates indicate a broad liquidation of securities including Union Pacific and Burton Stock Car Co. with prices and maturities listed.

Suares Lockwood Co Waterville New England Eliot Nat. Bank de Concord & Portsmouth RR Dedham N. Bank Yedham Mass Hamilton Woollen Co Douglas Axe Mfg Suffolk Wainwright Mfg Maine Cent Southern Kansas Ry. Co Gulf Div Lsbare Hadley Mfg. Co First N. Bank Chelsea Merchandise N. Bank Atlantic Cotton Mills Stark Mills Amoskeag Mfg. Co Do Lyman Mills Hamilton Woollen Mills Do Hill Mfg. Co Fitchburg RR Boston & Maine RR. Co West Michigan Timber Co Oakland Garden Ass Lombard Investment Co Art M Citizens’ Gasight Co Wakefield McKay & Bigelow Union Pacific RR Little Rocsx & Ft. Smith RR Burton Stock Car Co Boston Stock Exchange Bale Allonez Ceeeescreves Arnold Re Ener Atlay Bonanza Devel Mont Cal Crescent Central Es Franklin Huron Ironton E . Ee Keargarge Eee Hee OsCvola Ccccueseses Pewabic Wuncy Ceeesserevevssecess Q Kridve Ewgeenr Tamarack Land Companies Abpinwall Sheen Boothbay Boston Bere Ean Wee Boylston Street Brookline Campobello Restersreere French Bay Newport Penvobscot San Diego Sesciss Sullivan Topeka Wollaston Atchison At. & Pac Do Inc L. G Chi Kan. & W. Bs C. & W. Mich Con. Vt Eetecas D.D Elk H K. C Nor. Pac Sven Do P. D.O Oregon Union Pacific Atch Top Scre Ewer Atlantic & Eek Boston & Albany Boston & Lowell Sane Boston & Maine Oston & Provio Southern Central of Mass Settee Wee Ee S. Aia Cleve Canton Sear Col San Eon Seewee Sewer Flint & P. Oom A Ft. S Gulf New Eng Old Colony Mort Lang Rutland Ee Ee Sears Cylon Pacific Gods West End Central Aerae Am. Bel Ces Erié Eastman Carpenter Lamson Store Ser, Co Pullman Mining and Stock Exchange Pontiac Il Arnold Bonanza South ‘Side Catalpa Il Winthrop 9Thurton Everett Ken Lord Hung Tel Mesnard E.meter Ocean Lei MN Oledo ALES Merchants’ Bank Ewe Wake Shawnut Bank Boston Bank Hopkinton Bank Hopkinton Chelsea Bank Seem Eagle Bank State Bank Massachusetts Bank Bank of Commerce Webster Bank Sen Trewnont Bank Union Kiamilton Bank Wsedevins Eens Atlus Bank Ally Shoe and Leather Bank Erelolt Naumkeag Avantie Cotton Mills T. Aaeseaabess Nashua Manus Amoskeay Manuf Middlesex Malls Lowe Manor Det Lansing & Northern RR West End Street Fichburg Portland Portsmouth Concord Boston Cab Cambridge Gas Co Servis Railroad Gringfiela Ali Alden Kansas City Springfield eGharlestown Aie LSBA Chicago River Michigan Central RR St. Raul & North Pac, RR Opiens Chimp Coll Connecticut & Passimonsie Bur Dilssoust RY Jackson, Lansing & Sag. R i

Wheat market rallies as bears fail to break price barrier

Chicago market notes demand from millers supporting cash wheat buys while shorts cover with limited supply. Wheat opened strong but dipped, then rose as buyers clung to 97 cents for December. Northwest demand and abroad strength cited. corn weak. London wool sales also reported with broad regional prices.

Farnum, Reardon & Co Shorts WreBeat Ali Ally Louania Tcoaa

Bank dividends and rail line payout reported

The Continental National Bank declares a 3 percent dividend payable October 1. The National Eagle Bank, Leicester National Bank, South Danvers National Bank, First National Bank New Bedford, Fall River National Bank, Fall River Savings Bank, Tecumseh Mills Fall River, and Norfolk and Western Railway all announce various dividends or distributions.

T He Continental National Bank National Eagle Bank Leicester National Bank South Danvers National Bank First National Bank New Bedford Fall River National Bank Fall River Savings Bank Tecumseh Mills Fall River Norfolk & Western Road

Market close notes from London trading on Sept 26

Atlantic and Western firsts quoted 41 percent, Mexican ordinary 49 percent, New York Central 112 percent, Pennsylvania 57, Wend ing 26 percent. Money rate BIA 3.4 percent. Open market discount on short and three month bills at 3 percent.

T. H A & Pacific Oe Air Line C.R Naas An. Pacific Wah Central Iowa Central Pac Ches Ohio Aes. S Gene & Col del. & HL del. & L East Teun Ua Gsi Erie Fort Wayne Hocking Valley Central San. Dé Texas Lake Shore Caisa's Lisle Chi Wasek Ash Chat N. J. Cent Nor. Pac Abs Nias Ohtud& Iss Ont & West Oregon Rock Island Sanna Rome Sue St. Paul Tex. Pac Vitea & B.R L.E Oregon Im Pacific Mall Pullman Pal Winton London Great Western New York Central Pennsylvania

New York Stock Market Ends Day Strong at High Prices

Money on call easy at 142 to 2 percent with closing at 2. Government bonds dull and steady. Stocks opened active with Chesapeake & Ohio and Big Four leaders, then Northern Pacific and New England took charge. After noon market quieted but late gains lifted prices. bonds and currency certificates saw notable activity, with day’s total around 1.12 million and several issues rising within fractional amounts.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange New England Northern Pacific Oregon Chesapeake & Ohio Texas Pacific Jersey Central Hocking Valley Erie Mutual Union Colorado Coal

Bond market closing report and stock listings

A compact closing quotation list shows bonds and stocks with bid prices and yields for various issues including Nav. 1sts, Erie, Tex. P. L.G. Mut. Un, and mining firms like Amador and Plutus. Also included are express companies Adams and Wells Fargo, with notable price levels such as 78 and 146 for Adams, 1386 for Wells Fargo, and mining names like Homestake and Ontario in the afternoon session.

N. W Lop R.G St. L Erie St P P. Kan Tg Pomp Peas Tex. P. LG Neds Ocines Tex. P. Ty G N.P Pac Shore Adams American Wells Fargo Amador Plutus Ace Bodie Wesesi Plymouth

Commodity Market Notes From Grain and Produce Report

The market shows flour strong and corn quiet, oats dull, and meal steady. Dairy and animal products show butter firm and steady, eggs firmer, pork firm, beef steady, and other fresh meats slow. Sugar trends firm to strong with molasses fairly active. farm staples like hay and poultry show steady to active demand.

City Horse Market Sees Broad Gains Across Stables

City horse market shows improved activity with 88 head at Isburgh & Co and steady pricing across stables. Prices span from $50 to $500 with drivers selling around $175 to $225 and fine teams commanding $275 to $500, while buyers remain active and inventories move.

Isburgh & Co Walker's Bazaar L D David Wilkes Moses Colman & Son Ohio Russell J . Drew Kansas City Welch & Hall International Horse Exchange H&e Snow

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