Trading roundup shows stock and bond activity in early February
The report details opening and closing prices, gains and losses across many issues, including Texas Pacific Rio trust receipts and various railroads. It notes overall market firmness with bears facing resistance, intraday advances, and a late-day rush to cover, with weekly land sales totaling 7,134,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Pacific Rio Trust
Whigh & Wilkesbarre
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Kansas & Texas
Mobile & Ohio
Harlem
Money Market and Clearing House Leads in Feb 5 1887
The Boston Money Market notes a steady rate with a slight rise in clearing house figures. Call money 4 to 5 percent, time loans 4 to 6 percent, New York funds at par to 12 percent discount per $1000. Clearing house exchanges at $12,687,184. NY bank statement shows reserve contraction amid loan growth and higher deposits.
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Boston
New York
Sterling Exchange
New York City
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
St. Joseph
Peoria
Baltimore
Lowell
Galveston
Syracuse
Wichita
Kan
Boston Post
United States
Hiladelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Syme
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Memphis
Hartford
New Haven
Joseph
Ortland
Bpringfield
Worcester
Grand Rapids
I. Enon
D. S. St
Mining and Dividend Notes From 1886 Report
Market chatter shows weaker spring delivery interest from mining firms with Lake ingot priced at 11 cents for prompt or future. Huron and Franklin mines report steady outputs and active stopes as dividends are declared by multiple companies including India Mutual Insurance Saratoga Victory Lombard Iron Mountain and Plymouth Bank with various payout details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Franklin
Hauron
Huron
India Mutual Insurance Company
Saratoga Victory Manufacturing Company
Lombard Investment Company
Plymouth Cooperative Bank
Iron Mountain
New York Financial Market Advances on St Paul and Rail bonds
The New York financial scene shows funds on call at 3 to 4 with last loan 8 and mercantile paper at 6. Government and railroad bonds move dull to strong as stocks rise after 2:15 led by St Paul, Louisville and Nashville. Foreign markets bolster sentiment. Hoesten buyers emerge boosting prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Kyle
Broad
New Streets
New York City
New York
Leh
Burdy Prime Mercantile
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Shore
Western Union
Union Pacific
Hoesten
Commercial Markets Report From A Dry Goods Shop Note
Dry goods active while flour dull and corn quiet. Oats stable and oatmeal firm. Rye flour and malt steady with light trade. Butter weak, eggs firm, provisions firm. Beans, potatoes, hay and straw steady or in good demand. Sugar firm and molasses steady.
Foreign Financial Markets Report from London and Paris
Feb 5 London market shows consolidations with Consols at 1009-16 money and 10054 account. Atlantic & Great Western and Canadian Pacificos quote gains. Eries, Illinois Central, Mexican ordinary, St Paul, Reading, and New York Central show mixed advances. Paris Parib notes three percent rentes at 78 francs 25 centimes, rising to 78 francs 60 centimes by 4:30 p.m.
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Atchison
California Southern
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Cleveland & Canton
Central Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Eastern
Kansas City
Springfield & Merahis
New York
New England
Philadelphia & Reading
Rutland
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
American Bell Telephone
Brookline Land
West End
Messrs
Cordley, Young ,& Fuller
Chicago & West Michigan
Chicago & West Michigan Road
Blood
Flint & Pete Marquette
Washington
Matthews
Supreme Court
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wabash
St. Louis
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Ie
Eastern Illinois
Isis
Consolidated Vermont
West Hartford
Eastern Common
Vatican
Senor Camacho
Mexican Central
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Brookline
San Diego
Bell Telephone
Hiio
Cusihuirachie Mining Company
Lamson
Ae i
New York Commercial Bulletin
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul Common
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Two Sams At Somerville In Big Wesley Square Service
Reverends Sam Small and Sam Jones drew a large crowd at First Methodist Church in Wesley Square Somerville. The church, said to be the city’s largest, could not admit all worshipers. The program began with The Model Church sung by Small. Townsend offered a closing prayer, and Jones delivered a sermon on Let your light so shine that others see your good works.
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Somerville
Sam Small
Sam Jones
First Methodist Church
Wesley Square
Townsend
Boston
J. W. Hamilton
Mr. Jones
Dr. Stowe
Sympathy With District Forty-Nine Held at Chickering Hall
A meeting of Knights of Labor assemblies in the Routh End gathered at Chickering Hall to express sympathy with District 40 strikers. Resolutions pledged aid of mineral and material nature to the New York strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Forty-Nine
Knights of Labor
Routh End
Chickering Hall
District 40
New York
Horsford Acid Phosphate in Digestive Disorders
Dr. Bev Wright of Saratoga Springs N Y asserts years of use proving the phosphate combination highly valuable in treating digestive disorders. The statement emphasizes the remedy as effective for digestive ailments based on professional experience.
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Horsford
Bev
Wright
Saratoga Springs
N. Yu
Market Report Notes Steady Prices Amid Mixed Cotton Demand
The general market shows active demand with an excellent inquiry from all sources. Bleached cottons are in fair demand with good supply. brown cotons are in very good demand and fair export movement. Advanced prices listed for many brown, bleached, corset, and woolen goods. print cloths and satin demand steady. worsteds mixed. ginghams active. staples firm. hosiery and lightweight fabrics in fair demand.
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New York
Constitution
Victoria A
Lowell
Lancaster
Monadnock
Messrs Minot, Hooper & Co
Echo Lake
Continental
King Philip
Laconia Corset Jeans
Androscoggin Satteens
Victoria Do
Naumkeag Satteens
Biddeford Corset Jeans
Osnaburgs
Toledo
Platfold Camerics
Slater’s
Allen
Iater
Market Report for Flour and Grain February Trading
The flour market shows dull activity with buyers cautious and trading light. Corn remains quiet and steady with moderate business. steamer yellow held around 52¢ and various futures and call sales reported. Oats market steady with No 2 white traded loosely and mixed oats nominal. wide quotation ranges appear for Chicago prices and export grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bityac
Chicago
Canada Superior
Canada
Market Report Shows Weak Butter Prices Across Regions
Butter markets remain weak with little change from last quotes. Prices in Chicago and New York show disparity as creamery firsts and Western creamery options fetch varied bids. eggs stay firm with quiet demand and a small stock on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Creamery Extra
Vermont Dairy
New York
Imitation Creamery
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Dairy Extra
Market quotes reflect steady demand across commodities
Beans and seeds show steady bidding with mixed yellow eye types at 150 dollars and 40 bid for yellow eyes. Butter prices vary by grade with western creamery items and New York, Vermont, and Eastern quotes. eggs and beans list several regional prices. Potatoes and truck goods hold firm, hay and straw quiet, poultry steady with limited movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Bush
Eastern
Eastern Creamery
Vermont
Northern
Ohio
Western
Southern
Jersey
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston
Burbanks
Virginia
St. Andrew
Quiet apple market with firms and scarce cranberries
The apple market is quiet with fall prices for choice lots and unchanged tone for other varieties. Cranberries are scarce but prices hold firm. oranges are noted with limited lots. Several apple types and dried fruits show stable pricing, including Baldwin, greening, Northern Spy, and Tallman sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tallman Sweet
Virginia
Farmer’s Marks
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Cape Cod
Cape Country
Meat Price Movements Hint Mixed Beef and Pork Trends
Provisions show pork steady with fair demand. lard firm and rising. Fresh beef in fair demand with steady prices. lambs and mutton steady with slight firmness. Veals plentiful and easy. Chicago closing quotations list varied figures for futures and spot meat cuts across February to May deliveries, with bacon and sausage products showing mixed price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Hghest
S. Ribs— Tod
Brighton
Mixed Cotton Prices in Liverpool and New York Markets
Futures opened steady in Liverpool with dull close and varied March to August spreads. Spot markets in Liverpool and New York showed quiet activity with steady to unchanged prices. turnover included 7,000 bales sold and 12,000 received, amid forward quotations for February through November deliveries.
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Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
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