Boston Stock Exchange First Board Mining Listings
A snapshot of the First Board with mining firms and figures across Arvolud Bonanza Brunswick Homestake Bodie Mono Carpano Ontario Col Coal Quek silver Eureka Standard Hale Nor Tenn C. I. and other listings. New York Stock Sales Dec 8 reports total trades at 524,647 shares with opening, high, low and close prices and yesterday's close.
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First Board
Allonez Mining
Arvolud
Azteeming
Bonanza Mining
Cove Ly
Bowman Silver
Beror
Reece Mining
Brunswick Gold Mining
el Cristo
Hale & Nor
Tenn
New York
Money Market and Stock Exchange Report in Boston
The Boston money market was dull yet steady with abundant clearinghouse funds and rates holding firm. New York and Chicago exchanges, bond and stock movements show mixed declines and gains, including Atchison and Union Pacific activity, while copper and Saint Louis rail developments color the market mood.
Five Cents Savings Bank and railroads declare payments
Shareholders receive semi annual and quarterly dividends from Five Cents Savings Bank Fall River at 214 per cent, Connecticut River Railroad at quarterly 2, St. Paul and Duluth Railroad at 84 per cent, San Diego Land and Town Lot Company at 125 dollars per share, Missouri Pacific Railroad at 134 per cent. Payments due in January with books closing December 16.
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Five Cents Savings Bank
Fall River
Connecticut River Railroad Company
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
San Diego Land and Town Lot Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Sinking Fund Bonds Offered by Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad invites sealed proposals to sell bonds or certificates under a 1881 trust. Bidders may offer up to 105 percent with interest on 122000 dollars of six percent secured sinking fund bonds due December 1, 1911. Proposals due December 24 1887 at 2 PM. railroad reserves right to reject all offers.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Foreign Markets Report From London and Paris
In London at 12:30 pm Canadian Pacific and Erie quoted at 661 and 3014 respectively with Mexican ordinary at 45½ and St Paul common at 785. Paris quotes 3 percent reutes at 82 francs 471 centimes. money at 1 4 2 1 4 percent and discounts for short and three month bills at 20 and 3 percent. Paris and London markets open dull then firm. Bank of England bullion up £71,000 in a week and reserve ratio falls to 46.93 percent. Paris weekly Bank of France gold down 6,100,000 francs and silver down 1,950,000 francs.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Susannah
United States
National Bank
Reichsmarks
London
Atchison
News Bureau
St. Joseph
California Southern
California Southern Railroad Company
Burrington & Quincy
Armon-Dole
Burlington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cheyenne
Wyo
New York Commercial Bulletin
Cheyenne & Arlington Railroad
Wyoming
Platte
Sweetwater
Central Pacific Railroad
Flint
Pere Marquette Preferred
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St Paul
New York Central
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Central Massachusetts railroad pushes toward Northampton link
The Central Massachusetts line completes Ware to Northampton, twenty eight miles, with plans for a special Tuesday trip for railroad commissioners. Regular service to Northampton may begin December 19, three through trains daily, and connections with Connecticut River Railroad to Springfield and Holyoke are arranged. Missouri Pacific reaches Pueblo and backs a Denver route via Denver & Rio Grande tracks, with opening likely January 1, 1888. Denver & Rio Grande nears standard gauge between Pueblo and Trinidad, signaling Denver rail services around the same time. Portsmouth reports York Harbor & Beach railroad stockholders elect Henry Evans Edward S. Marsh al J B Staples S C Lawrence George C. Lord Frank Jones J S Ricker as directors. Governor Sawyer omitted. Chicago & Eastern Illinois elects H H Porter as president. Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway names directors DaviD Davis Jr and H H Stevens.
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Central Massachusetts Railroad
Ware
Northampton
Boston
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Central Massachusetts Road
Connecticut River Road
Springfield
Holyoke
Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
George Gould
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
Trinidad
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
Portsmouth
N.H
York Harbor & Beach
York
Henry &. Evans
Edwards. Marshall
J. B. Staples
Samuel C. Lawrence
George C. Lord
Frank Jones
J. S. Ricker
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sawyer
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad
H. H. Porter
Chicago
Ata
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway
David Davis, Jr
New York
H. H. Stevens
Wall Street Declines Amid Heavy Trading in Early Clerks Record
New York money on call ease, bonds dull, stock market weak after noon. Lackawanna and Richmond & West Point lead losses, Union Pacific and others slide, Canadian Pacific strongest amid foreign buying. several rail bonds show tiny gains while most issues fall.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Richmond & West Point
Lacia
Union Pacific
Lhe
Western Union
Anglo-Western Union
Mae
Lane
Canadian Pacific
New York, Lackawanna & Westerns
Fort Worth & Denver
Lollisville & Nashville Consolls
Kansas & Texas
Northern Pacific Receipts
Texas Pacific Rio
Iron Mountain
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Metropolitan
Ohio & Mississippi
Real estate transfers in Suffolk and surrounding towns
A digest of property transactions across Suffolk County and nearby towns listing buyers and sellers, streets and avenues, and sale prices. Entries include mortgagebacks and parcels on Charles, Worcester, Huntington, Tyler, Chapel Place, Cedar, St James Avenue, Poplar, Concord Square, Washington, East Springfield, Broadway, Hancock, Dell, Dudley, Wakulla, Parsons, Prospect, Winnisim inet, Shurtleff, Winnisim inet, Ocean Avenue and more with dates in November. Listings show transfers by individuals, couples, and institutions such as the Boston Athletic Association, Eliot Insurance, and Suffolk Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Erdmann Heusmann
August Weiss
Kramer
Worcester Street
Emma F. Chamberlain Et al
Edwin M. Chamberlain
Huntington Avenue
Rollin H. Allen
Edwin B. Horn
Tyler Street
Patrick M. O'Connor
Johanna Cooper
Chapel Place
Georgiana Adamns
Jacob Berwin
Cedar Street
Emily C. Baker
John A. Davis
St. James Avenue
Henry Parkman Et al
Boston Athletic Association
Suffolk Savings Bank
Poplar Street
William L. Wainwright
Penfield B. Goodsell
Eliot Insurance Company
Concord Square
Nathanel P. Hamlin
Albert Geiger
Washington Street
William H. Horton
David P. Kimball
Oak Street
Nathaniel P. Haintin
Springfield Street
Ezekiel B. Lindley
Daviel McCool
Laura BosvoNn
William H. Ireland
Sally A. C. Bond
Broadway
Doorchester
Hatford Davenport
Pilgrim Conregational Society
Hancock Street
Charles C. Burr
Benjamin Whiting
Dell Street
Henry W. Cook
Fred J. Metzger
Walk Hill Street
Brighton
Cattle Pak Hotel
George Wilson
Parsons Street
Wintthrop
Albert Nowell
P. Briggs Wadsworth
Prospect Avenue
Chelsea
William F. Milford
William 5. Hixon
Shurtleff Street
Foward A. Gallison
Eliza Brewer
Winnisiminet Street
Revere
Thomas Parton
John Oscar Teele
Ocean Avenue
Roslindale
John TL. Taggard
Arnold A. Rovert
Hewlett Rate
Mortgage transfers and property liens in Winthrop area
John W Colby mortgages land on an unknown Winthrop street to Henry N Richards on November 12, 2000. Charles L Miller and others mortgage Beal Street property to Katherine H Holden on November 15, 81500. Sylvanus Payne mortgages Washington Avenue and Winthrop Street corner property to Henry H Jay on November 16 for 8000. Oscar N Kenetson mortgages Keardmont land to Owen Duffee on November 14 for 140. Seth T Robinson mortgages 24 and 26 Hawey Street properties to Quincy A Shaw on November 23 for 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Colby
Henry N. Richards
Winthrop
Charles L. Miller Et al
Katherine H. Holden
Beal Street
Sylvanus Payne
Henry H. Jay
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Street
Oscar N. Kenetson
Owen Duffee
Keardmont
Seth T. Robinson
Quincy A. Shaw
Hawey Street
Market Report From The Commodities Desk
Leather quiet hides dull flour firm corn steady oats higher millfeed firm barley in fair demand rye firm oatmeal firm rye flour quiet millfeed firmer butter fair movement cheese quiet but strong eggs firm beans in good demand grass seeds quiet potatoes moving freely sweet potatoes steady hay good demand straw unchanged poultry quiet game dull tallow fair demand apples dull and plentiful good demand for Florida oranges cranberries very firm dried apples quiet peanuts unchanged hickory nuts moderate demand chestnuts dull truck quiet pork firm fresh beef quiet lambs fair demand veals steady cotton steady sugars quiet molasses unchanged
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Florida
Leather market steadies with strong crop leather demand
The leather market remains quiet with steady to firm tones across hides and finishes. Kip sales are reported in large volumes with buyers favored, while rough leathers stay very quiet and finished leathers show price discipline. exports are large and the weekly value hits 83581 dollars.
Boots and Shoes Trade Shows Strong Orders from Rubbers Sale
The boot and shoe trade remains steady for manufacturers with fewer buyers but solid orders from retailers and jobbers attending the rubber sale. Heavy lines and women’s goods show high volume, with slippers and low cuts in demand as holidays approach. Leather remains easy to obtain and rubber shipments stay active, while auction sales clean out old stock and price trends strengthen for regular styles.
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Sty.es
The Dairy Season Utica Board of Trade Report 1887
The Utica Board of Trade closes its season noting production rose early in 1887, New York cheese stocks cleared, prices peaked near 1879 levels, and export demand helped recover from midseason declines. The report highlights large June and July sales, including 18,220 and 18,877 boxes, with prices fluctuating from 9 1/2 to 9 3/4 cents per pound.
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Utica Board of Trade
New York
New York City
Utica
Cheese Market Trends across Utica and Little Falls in 1887
The Utica market shows cheese prices fluctuating from 9 1/2 to 11 1/2 cents with yearly comparisons marking lower values than 1885 and 1886, while August and September volumes peak around 60 to 67 thousand boxes. Totals for 1887 total 387,485 boxes valued at about 2.42 million dollars, with Little Falls recording 229,017 boxes and a grand combined value near 3.93 million dollars. farm dairy cheese adds 21,601 boxes.
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Utica Board
Little Falls
Little Falls Board
Otal Waltross
Mae
Market Reports Flour And Grain December 8
The flour market remains firm with mills seeking full prices as water power limits output. Minneapolis mills struggle due to ice clogged rivers. steam mills underutilize capacity. Demand is good with improving trading. spring patents 5 5 50 and winter 4 85 5 10. Corn steady, oats firm, and millfeed prices sustained. Exports and inspections data for 1887 noted, with various prices for flour, cornmeal, and barley.
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Minneapolis
Atlantic
United Kingdom
New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
Canada
Creamery and dairy prices hold steady amid light receipts
Butter shows steady demand and firm prices for choice Western creamery at 29 to 30 cents, with some small lots at 31 cents. Fresh made lots bring 26 to 28 cents as receipts remain small. Sunier Westerns and Northern fair extra creameries move slowly, while long dairies lag at 18 to 20 cents. Cheese remains quiet and fairly steady with small-lot sales. no major market advance anticipated.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Mining and Stock Exchange
Heston
Express Companies
Amoskeagene
Boston Land
San Diego
Allouez
Franklin
Osceola
Tamarack
UBE& Eee
Rutland
Pacific
T&s
B& M
Eastman
Maverick
West End
Guinet
T&ss
K & W Bs
E& St L
Og & LC Con
Selon Oss Ai Lee
Krie ‘Tel
Lamson
Aspinwall Boston
East Boston
West Iind
Wollaston
Arnold “Ee
Bonaanza
Oe Vere
al & He
Kearsarge
Quincy
Lamarack
Washington
Lobb
Musas
Col
Cheshire
FP & PM Prd
Fitchburg
BR & St
NY Sne
Summit Branch
Emer
Sia
Bio
Bonanza Development
Brunswick Antimony
Calumet & Heeda
It Kearsarge
Yamarack
Aspinwall
Ceneer
Rookline
Pea
Ivy West End
Atchison 1St
Ener
Atlantic & Vac
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Southern Incomes
Obi
Kan. & West
Chi
Kan. & West. Inc
L. Rock & Ft. Smith
Central
Central Inc
Central Los. Scrip
S. Pac
N.Y
N. EK. Ts
N. E
N. E. Be
Oregon
Railroad
Coranles
Atch
Top
Santa Fe
Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Albany
Lipston & Lowell
Boston & Providence
Burl, & Northern
Burl, & Quincy
Central of Massee
San
Cleveland
Central of
Pitchburg
Flint & Pere Mara
Flint & Pere Marq
K. City
Fr.scott
Old Colony
Encelta
Stuiumit
Wis
Cenl
Bell Tel
Erie Tel
Lamson Store
V. Co
Crescent Mining
Dunkin Mining
Soenee
Franklin Mining
Huron Mining
Oak Pe
Ridge Mining
Euvetene
Cen
I P
G O. Nav
Quincy Mining
R.G
Maverick Lind
Aely
Burton Car Co
Ovean Kerth
St. P
Whee
Ps P. I Suiver
Boston & Maine RR
Atchison RR
Tex
Union
Ash
Arnold
Pau I
U. Pac
W. Shore
Bonanza
N. W
Bowman
South
Reece
Catalpa
Crescent
Burton
iBrauns
B. Dunkin
Enter
Ampire
Ken
Humboldt
Lord Ac
L. Ac
Mesnard
B. & Air L
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
Chi. & Alton
B. & Eree
St. L.& Pee
Clie i. & Dd
Ieve
H. V
del. & H
del. & L
la Ion & Kh G
East Tenn
Ore
Fort Wayne
Oo Houst
Tex Pee A
Harlem
Kan
L. Ke & Kings. & Pem
Lake Shore
Long Island
Ollys Olys Lon, & N
Man
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Ui Mn
St. L
LO M
Nash
Chat
N. J
Northwest
N. Ae C
West
Agi Poly
Pittsburg Ee
Ieee
Texas Pacific
Toledo & O
Utiea & Is
L. E
Orego
Picitic Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Bateman Clique
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Wisconsin Central Common
Columbus & Springfield
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Mexican Central
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Eastern
Wisconsin Central
Consolidated Vermont
Ogdensburg Consors
Atlantic & Pacific
Chesiire
Koston & Maine
Loston & Lowell
Central Masachusetts Common
New England
Nashua & Powell
Zoo, Connecticut
Passumpsic
Bell
Austria
Ministry of Commerce
Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Trade
Telephone Company of
Calumet & Hecla
Terests
Haviland
Montana
Kearsage
Ridge
Portage Lake
Kearsurge
Oscola
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co
Siahing Fund
John P. Whiteread
Milk Street
U.S. A
West End Street Railway Co
American Loan and Trust
J. H. Goodspeed
West End Street
R’y Co
H. Yenner & CO
Congress Street
Sokokis
Boston Post
Williams & CO
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Napa “Estes
Gray’s Dynamo Sec
Boston Water Powers
California
Cal
Alta Siete
Onhir
Best & Belcher
Slo
Crown Joint
Stone ‘Yellow Jacket
Tr Gould & Curry
Common Wealth
Hale & Norcross
Nevada Queen
North Belle Isle
Railroad Matters
The
Massachusetts Central
NEW York Financial
Suffolk County
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Essereevereeeeers
Sseeeersees
Dan. L
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TSS
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