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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1886

Page

6

Sales At Brokers Board On September 27

A listed sequence of stock bids and asks shows various company names and quantities in a brokers board sale. Notable entries include Boston Water Power and Am Bell Telephone with multiple shares, alongside mining and railroad stocks such as Calumet & Hecla, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, and Atlantic & Pacific. The table includes figures like 1,269 and 1,340 shares, with fractions and prices denoted, reflecting a dense yield of market activity.

Bell Telephone New England Telephone Erie Telephone Mexican Telephone Aspinwall Land Boston Gaston Water Power Santa Fe S. Fe Union Pacific Union Pacific Sinking Fund Ke. C Spr Mem O- AZ New York New Eng S.fe Atlantic & Pacific Boston & Albany Maine California Southern Central of Mass Cleveland Canton Bur North Quincy Chi West Michigan San Flint & Pere Yin K. C Clinton Little Rock Ft. Smith Marq Hough Ld Colony Ena Union Pacific Wisconsin Ocentral Allonez Waltham Gas Company Waltham Electric Light Company Gas Company Electric Light Company Waltham Gan Flint & Pere Marquette Eastern Atchison Sandusky Old Colony Norfolk & Western Omaha Road Oregon Railway and Navigation Company St. Louis Cable & Western Railway Company Seles

New York Financial Market Mixed as Stocks Climb Then Slip

Money on call moves 6 to 64 percent amid steady bar silver and unsettled sterling. After 2:15, stocks weakened with New England briefly rallying before a broad late selloff, closing weak. Railroad bonds traded $1,547,000 with mixed gains in select issues like Denver division bonds and New Orleans line notes. Total shares 422,051.

New York Sterling Exchange New England Pacific Mail Union Pacific Omaha Jersey Central Western Union Bears Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Denver Indiana, Bloomington & Western

Money Market and Rail News From Boston and New York

The Boston money market shows little change with steady business paper and rising call money near Get. 1 dividend disbursements. New York exchanges total 139,029,833 with debts and rates outlined. New England stock strong as a bull move supports NYE plans to link lines, with extensive notes on dividends and potential through service from New York to Boston.

Boston Monpsy EvEnIne Get. 1 New York P. c. Fund New England Sage Gould Poughkeepsie Bridge Field Mr. Clark Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Pullman Palace Car Pullman Palace Car Company Grand Army of the Republic San Francisco Los Angeles Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Knights Templar St. Louis Pullman Company Chicago & Eastern Illinois

Correction on Atlantic dividend claim in Commercial Bulletin

The note disputes the Saturday issue's assertion that the Atlantic had passed its dividend or the Columbian. It clarifies the error and states the dividend status remains unresolved. The correction maintains the paper's stance on the financial record.

Atlant

California mining stocks closing prices report

The San Francisco closing prices for mining stocks on September 27 list few readable names. Entries include Bulwer, Savage, Con. Caled., Vacheins, Yellow Jacket, Yale & Norcross, with values fragmentary and not all figures legible.

California San Francisco Wales Savage Yale & Norcross

U S Bond Rates and Major Stocks in London

U S bonds four percents quoted 13014. Aljys 1147 percent. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 6484, seconds 1734. Mexican ordinary 53%4. St Paul common 101144. N Y Central 117. Pennsylvania 61. Reading 18%.

London U. S Aljys Atlantic & Great Western St. Paul N. Y. Central Pennsylvania Reading

Help for Charleston Hearts and Theatre Aid Unite

Charleston relief continues as entertainment vessels donate. Agnes Huntington sends $10. Boston Theatre concert proceeds reach 2376.25 dollars for Charleston sufferers. Hollis Street Theatre offers Clio for Oct. 1 to aid the relief effort, accepted by Chairman Hugh O'Brien and officials.

Agnes Huntington Boston Ideal Opera Company Europe Boston Theatre O’brien Charleston Hous Street Theatre Boston Hugh O’brien Ana Isaac B. Rich Hollis Street Theatre W. H. Brown Clio” Company W. F. Brown Clio Hues Obrren Walter H. Frencu

Not Personally Responsible Letter From Equitable Society

A dated letter from The Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York explains that Mr. Dinkelspiel was not personally responsible for a Massachusetts license violation. The firm states he acted under company orders, acknowledges a licensing error, and notes payment of the maximum fine and issuance of a Boston broker license. James W. Alexander signs as vice-president.

Dinkelspiel Equitable Life Assurance Society New York William Dinkelspiel Boston Massachusetts Commonwealth Insurance Department Insurance Commissioner James W. Alexander

Granite bids for new courthouse differ by supplier

The Cape Cod Granite Company quoted about 80,000 cubic feet in dark stock for 153,500 and light stock for 158,449. Hallowell Granite proposed Rockport granite 162,000 Fox Island 163,000 Spruce Head 163,000 Milford Mass 188,000. Rockport 164,000 Norcross Bros 198,000. Court house commissioners will study the offers.

Court House Cape Cod Granite Company Hallowell Granite Company Rockport Fox Island Spruce Head Milford Mass Rockport Granite Company Norcross Bros

Autopsy Finds Heart Troubles Behind Mrs Sharpe’s Death

Medical Examiner Draper reports no bruising and confirms heart trouble as the cause of Mrs. Mary K. Sharpe’s death at her lodging house on Oxford Street. Ex police officer James W. Drury, once charged with assault, has been released from custody. The page carries old timey patent medicine ads for Hale’s Honey Cough Cure Glenn’s Sulphur Soap and others.

Mary K. Sharpe Oxford Street Draper

Market Roundup: Steady Trends Across Commodities

Flour, corn, oats, rye, and malt show little movement with quiet to steady demand. Eggs, beans, fruit, hay, and potatoes stay active, while poultry and game hold steady. Sugar, molasses, tallow, and provisions show no notable changes in prices or tone.

Market quotes show steady grain at near last prices

The flour market stays near last quotations while demand varies. Corn and oats see mixed activity with exact call trades and a large 24,300 bushel oat sale on November No 2. Prices for oats No 2 white range around 36 to 37 cents, with various mids and futures shown.

Oltac Lear

Market Quiet but Firmer Butter Cheese Prices Rise

The butter market remains quiet with a firmer tone due to higher country prices. Quotations show Western creamery and imitation creamery ranges, Eastern butter steady, and cheese prices firm but trade slow. Eggs unchanged. Canton and Ogdensburg offerings noted with limited sales. Prices for potatoes vegetables and other items are steady with modest demand.

New York Eastern Weeatern Canton Ogdensburg Liverpool Vermont Creamery East Extra Western Choice Michigan Choice Nova Scotia Northern

Market Report on Apples and Fruit Prices in 1886

A cable from Liverpool dated Sept 27 1886 notes steady demand for choice fall apples with Maine Harveys at 2 dollars per barrel and Nel Bald wins around 126 dollars. About 4000 barrels offered including 446 from Boston and 1336 from Cephalonia. market active and dearer by 1 shilling per barrel. Prices for good red fruit rejects about 13s 6d to 14s od. Shipments for week ending Sept 20 show Boston, Liverpool, Glasgow, London totals with season figures from Lombard's Sons. Pears show steady demand around 1.2 dollars to utility, peaches at 7 to 5 dollars per basket, grapes heavy with prices drifting downward. Concords about 3 cents a pound, Delawares and Salems 6 to 7 cents, Catawbas 6 cents. Quinces at 6 dollars 50 cents per bushel for choice lots. Cape cranberries 1 dollar 6 cents per pound. plums steady around 4 dollars per bushel for greengages, Damsons around 3 dollars 43 to 50 per bushel, common cooking plums 2 dollars 2 60.

Vermont Timothy North Bush Jersey Orchard Cross Swale New Brunswick Aroostook New Hampshire New York Hebrons Burbanks Virginia P Bush Jp Bush Turkey Maine Nel Baldwins Messrs. Dabney, Simmons & Co Liverpool Boston Kansas Cephalonia Messrs. A.C. Lombard’s Sons Glasgow London

Prices and Varied Ranges in Fresh Meats Market Report

A market summary lists pork and lard prices with long and short cuts, shoulders, tongues, and various bacon and ham products. Beef sections show extra plate, mess, and beef tongues with per pound ranges, while other meats cover fresh beef quality tiers, lambs, mutton, and veal prices across grades and pack sizes.

Lord Choice Brighton Worcester County Pontinual

Cotton and sugar markets hold steady with varied futures

Market report shows unchanged cotton prices across grades with firm Liverpool and New York futures. Spot activity moderate, with notable Upland and Orleans bids and 15,000 bales traded. Sugar and molasses steady, refined oil in moderate demand, and pipeline certificates update with weekly figures.

Markets by Telegraph New York Sept 27 Flour Prices

Markets by telegraph report a dull flour market in New York on September 27 with receipts of 28,958 barrels and exports of 3830 barrels. Sales total 14,000 barrels with good to choice extra Western and State flour at 220 475 and white wheat Western extra at 460 475. other qualities unchanged.

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Market Notes on Wheat Corn Rice and Oils Across Cities

A lengthy market summary reports price movements for wheat corn oats rye barley and associated goods across Cincinnati Toledo Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Detroit and Havana with notes on flour pork lard butter and cheese. Prices vary by grade with No 2 red wheat around 73 to 75 cents and oats firm to higher while beef and pork markets show steady or firmer tendencies.

City Mills Minnesota Rio United Tierces Western Steam Spot P T Tierces City Steam Tierces Refined Continent, Pt South America ilJoec Western Flat Liverpool Cincinnati Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Rlcur ST. Louis L2alotec Detroit Michigan Havana Spain Lille Little Falls N. Y Ile

Cotton Markets Seem Steady Across Ports Sept 27

On Sept 27 Frankfort era market reports show Augusta Net receipts 1210 gross 210 with sales 1068. Galveston Net receipts 7837 exports coastwise 4614 sales 442 stock 483864 dull mid 914. New Orleans net 6331 cross 7075 exports to France 4597. stocks 394965 firm mid 95 16c. Other ports list mixed receipts sales and steady to firm tones with various stock totals and regional price middlings. Consolidated three day totals show national stock 201,927 with exports to Britain 6819 France BOS.

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

Chicago Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Sept 27

Cattle receipts around 1000 with shipping steers at 340 to 490 dollars and bulk cows and mixed to 270. Hog receipts near 19 000 with packing and shipments 360 to 460 and ships to 350. Sheep receipts about 4000 with natives at 238 to 385 and lambs around 350 to 470 dollars.

Chicago

Hogs, cattle and shipments in midwestern markets report

Chicago notes hogs steady with receipts about 19 500 and shipments 5 297. Prices range light to heavy, with lighter weights around 360 to 365 and heavy shippers near 435 to 490. Cattle intake about 8 600, market quiet and steady. various dry salted and meat cuts listed. Kansas City hogs firmer but no price data. Peoria hogs steady at 50 to 80 with receipts 500 and shipments 275. St Louis hogs barely steady with light weights 410 to 480 and mixed packers 425 to 444.

Yusville Nashville Michigan Central Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis Charleston Northwest New Jersey Central New York Central Northern Pacifik PRG Yhio & Mississinni Ontario & Western Peoria Uel St-Pau St. Paul & Omaha Eae Texas Pacific PACHO Western Union Wabash Pacific Northern Pacific Ae Ee Aul Omaha Ohio Miss Adams Express Alton & Terre Haute Oregon Navy OSS American Express Oregon Trans Boston Air Line Oregon Bar Cr&n Pacific Mail Panama Canada Pacific Canada Southern Peoria, Dee & Evans Central Iowa Pittsburg Central Pacific Pullman Palace Ches & Ohto Rich & Allegheny Rich & Danville Chicago & Aston Rich & West Point Noch & Pittsburg Bur & Quincy Rock Island Chic Stila St Louis & San - Ran An & Cleve Cleve Columbus St Paul Ri Consolidated Coal del & Hudson St Paul Min Union Pacific East ‘Tenn Long United States Wabash L & Pac Fort Wayne Houston & Texas Wells, Fargi Ind Bloom & West Hocking Valley Kansas Texas Lake Erie Liddle Manhattan iDen & RG den & RG West P & Pac OS & W Erie Missouri Pacifle Northern Pac Morris & Essex Nashville & Chatt iNrthy Estern Norfolk & West i Oregon Navists L & San Paul Northwestern Tee So Pac Calists Tex Pac Ld Y Central xcCou Union Pacists Ibs Mississippi West Shore Colorado North Belle ‘Isle Chicago Union Kansas City Peorla Louis

Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool

Beerbohm reports to Chamber of Commerce as wheat and corn show mixed quietness on the coast. Wheat futures in passage and shipment steady, California January February 34 Upd. English prices ease at Mark Lane, American corn unchanged. Liverpool wheat weaker, wool sale results 9900 bales, New Zealand Victoria Cape Natal featured. Prices listed for wheat corn pork lard cheese and fats.

London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce California U Pd Mark Lane Paris Liverpool New Zealand Victoria Cape of Good Hope Natal

Imports and Exports Listed for Various Ports

A 1856 record lists cargo movements by port and vessel. Levanter brings 446000 feet of lumber from Apalachicola. Santana carries 200 barrels of sugar from Humacao with 755 holds. Sea Witch ships 60566 bags sugar for W H Greeley via Iloilo. S G Loud delivers 422736 feet lumber for George H Peters & Co at Pensacola. New Brunswick sends 8 boxes salmon from St John NB with multiple consignors including J Comstock and Co and others.

Apalachicola Levanter Humacoa Santana Iloilo Sea Witch W. H. Greeley Pensacola N Harris Skidmore Oliver West Adams & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

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