Money Market and Stock Notes From Boston and New York
The Boston money market remained quiet with rates 6 to 6 percent for good business paper and 4% for manufacturing paper. Clearing balances and New York funds saw modest activity, while government securities held at 109 to 110% for 414s and 12844 to 129 for 48s. In stocks, Atchison and related rights dominated trading with prices fluctuating from 98% to 98 3/4, and several rail and utility shares moving mixedly amid shifts in sentiment and earnings reports. Proxies and bond issues circulated for Cleveland & Canton and California Southern, with dividend discussions and legal notices noted among ongoing corporate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling Exchange
Atchison and Atchison
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Lowell
Cambridge Horse
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Kansas City
Memphis
Atts
Springfield
Emphis
New England
Union Pacific
Franklin
Boston Land
Boston Water Power
Frenchman’s Bay
Bell Telephone
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Chicago & West Michigan
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Catalpa Mining
Brookline Land
Cleveland & Canton
Kansas
Cleveland & Canton Common
Cleveland & Canton Railroad Company
Canton
W. O. Chapman
H. A. Bloop
California Southern
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tomes City
Birmingham
Wall Street
Wall Street News
Sandusky
Flint & Pere Marquette
Tlantic & Pacific
Sene
Prescott Ali
Prescott & Arizona Central
Mining stock closing prices reported for San Francisco
In San Francisco today February 16 official closing prices of mining stocks were published listing several firms and figures for each. The report consolidates end of day values, highlighting gains and losses across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
New York Financial Market Report Feb 16
Money on call easy at 2 to 4 percent with last loan at 3. Prime mercantile paper 5. Bar silver 10134. Sterling steady. Government bonds dull. Railroad bonds steady to firm. Stocks more active after 2:15, especially Richmond & West Point and Union Pacific, then drifted downward with minor changes. Foremost movement by foreigners to buy, but overall dull. shorts covered briefly, then faded. Total sales 1,069,000 with East Tennessee 5s 126,000 and NYC & Northern trust receipts 110,000. Union Pacific fell to 64 5/8, Standard Oil affected by political events, Adams name used for support but weak. Jersey Central above 71 on shorts squeeze. heavy dissension in pool. NEW YORK FINANCIAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nys&ne
UN Pacific
Cali
Spring & M
Bond Scrip
Ny&n E
Franklin
Boston Land
Boston
San Diego
Esre
Ain Bell Tel
Erie Tel
A,t &Ss F
At & Pac
Oeepeee Ee
Boston & Albany
B&m
B&hl
Cambridge
Sae
Cl & C Pfa
Seeree
Fitchburg Pfd
Spr &M
Ick
Rutland
Rene
Pullman
A, T&sf
M. A & Pine
K&w
Mexien Bond
Sis Ae Ny&netws
Sonora
Tos Catalpa
Brookline Land
At&sf
Ween
Aehay Atlantic
A. Fitchburg
F& PM
NYWNE
Atech
T & S F Mort
Ee ‘Atlantic & Pacine
Col Soine
Eae
B& N
K & W Bs
KC & So
Oss
San Diego L’d
Renewman’ S Bay
Or Franklin
Dunkin
Bell Tel
A. T&s F
Atlantic & Pacific
Roston &Albany
Boston & Lowell
Cambridge Horse
Cl&c
Ghabeter
Wee Sw Va
M& B
Northern
Boston & Prov
S&p
Ny&ne
Union Pacitte
Ees
Etinaine Lowe
Ing
Bell Telephone
I’ Acutie
New England Telephone
B. & Air L. Fas
O.R
Ors
Aspinwall Land
Can
Central Low Es
Central Pac
Chea
Olio
West End Land
Boston Water Power
A, T& SF
Ny Altone
C Ee& Q Wl Oe
Eastern Railroad Ecu
Cleve. C
Col Gr
Mexican Central
de & L
New York
New England
East Tenn
Union Pac Sinking F Fund
Fort Wayne
Han
St. Jo
Albany
California Southern
Hust
Central Mass
B.& Veose
Gleveland
Anton
Enreae
Ty Kaw, & Tex
Chic
Burl & North
Va L. E
Lake Shore
Burl & Quincy
Long Island
East
Illinois
West Michigan
San
Cleveland
Man. Beach
Flint
Cha
S& M
Little Rock & Ft .Smith
Memphis & Ch
Hout & Ont
OL M
New York & N England
Nina
St. Ee
Old Colony
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Ohio
M. & Essex
Allouez Epeoereerres
Tees
Nash, & Chat. Ill
Atlantic
Pacific
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Huron
Mae
St. L
Osceola
Ewan
Quincy
Oregon
Panama
Oene PD
W.F
Beeen Eevee Ch
St. Adore
Cove
Necas Pacifie
Utica
Anne W
St. L . Tore
Pacific Mail
Ewes
Union
Sterling Exchange
Richmond & West Point
East Tennesee
New York City & Northern Trust
Chicago
St. Louis
Standard Oil
Washington
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Jersey Central
Montevideo
Tampico
West India
Bogota
Maranham
Para
Do Matamoras
Do Vera Cruz
Do Buenos Ayres
Do Payta
Do Curacoa
Cape
Madras
Patna
East India
Honduras
Vera Cruz
Guatemala
Central American
Puerto Cabello
Angostura
Matamoras
Texas
Buffalo
Brogan
Brighton
West
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
Liverpool
Abbott
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Cuheesis
Lille
Timothy
North
Jersey
Rye Straw
Fotatoks
Houston Rose
Bush
Do Hebrons
Aroostook Rose
St. Andrew
Hubbard
London stock table dated February sixteenth
London financial rundown shows Consols at 100 18 16, US 4s 18 0 24, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 45, Canadian Pacific 62 1 2, Mine 84 7 8, Mexican ordinary 61 1 4, St Paul 93, New York Central 115 5 6, Pennsylvania 57, Reading 19 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
St. ” Erie
Tex. P. L
N. Pac
U. Pac
R O. Nay
W. Shore
Aghiming
American Log
Wells Fargo
Amador Eree
Mono
Ess
Ulwe
Ophir
Ontario
Neva
Julia Navajo
Stanislaus
N. Belle Isle
Tenn., C
London
United States
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Real Estate Transfers across Suffolk County
Listings show February transfers of land and buildings in Boston area towns including Morton street Leventall to Philip Leventall, Shawmut avenue Colwell to Nason with two 1260 sq ft parcels, milk street Boardman to Burbank, Huntington avenue Dexter to Ling with mortgage, Roxbury Pickering place Simpson to Ball, Dorchester Grampian way Barry to Morse, Chelsea Marlboro street Weston to Slade with mortgage and Patrick White to Slade, Revere Pearl avenue Gill to Turner with back transfer and mortgage, Winthrop Cushman to railroad company and Beverley Morgan Appleton Read payments on Read street, Faneuil High street Forbes to Ogden, Charlestown Eden street Libby to Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Morton Street
Loter Leventall
Philip Leventall
Shawmut Avenue
Frederick M. Colwell
George W. Nason
Rollin H. Allen
Milk Street
Benjamin G. Boardman
Abby L. Burbank
Huntington Avenue
William S. Dexter Et al
Theophilus D. Ling
Roxpury
Phebe H. Simpson
James Ball
Pickering Place
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury Savings Bank
Dorchester
Martha H. Barry Et al
Martha
Morse
Grampian Way
Chelsea
Seth Weston
Almira P. Slade
Marlboro Street
Patrick J. White
Matthew Street
Revere
John A. Gill
Edward Turner
Pearl Avenue
Mary C. B. Newell
WintHnror
Frank Cushman
Boston & Winthrop & Shore Railroad Company
Winthrop
George A. Beverley
Read Street
Henry R. Morgan
William Appleton
Edmund
Read
Faneuil
Elon E. Forbes
George W. Ogden
High Street
Charlestown
Robert H. Libby
Mary E. Corbett
Eden Street
Mortgage transfers on Boston area properties Feb 10
Multiple individuals and entities record mortgages on urban parcels in East Boston Dorchester Brighton Winthrop and surrounding areas on February 10. Notable lenders include Randall J Elder George W Dunnells William A Woodward Nelson Libbetts Stephen S Smith Ellen Burns and Andrew P Stone with amounts ranging from 750 to 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Elder
James ©. Whitmore
Falcon Street
Boston
George W. Dunnells
Maria Louise Warren
Lexington Street
Wiliam A. Woodward
James W. French
Friend Street
Nelson Libbetts Et Ax
Alexander Ceppi
Dartmouth Street
Otis Eddy Et al
Addison P. Wheelock
Nelson and
Evans Streets
Dorchester
Andrew P. Stone
George Curtis
Western Avenue
Brighton
Ellen Josephine Burns
Charles H. Utley
Glendale Street
Stephen 8. Smith
Kate A. Dodge
Washington Avenue
Winthrop
Commodity Market Summary From Local Ledger Report
Leather shows a small improvement while hides remain unchanged and fats like butter cheese and sugar hold steady. Eggs ease modestly. provisions stay firm. beans and potatoes show steady to firm demand. hay straw and grass seeds remain quiet with mixed activity in trucks and flour.
Leather market shows modest activity amid steady demand
Leather trade remains limited but satisfactory with export demand for cheap sole leather and improving crop leather. New York activity quiet yet buyers hold firm. prices overall steady. Hides and goat skins offer mixed tones with deer and buffalo segments showing selective strength and weakness.
A Woman to Succeed Miss Crocker
The school committee’s examinations and nominations group decided to fill the vacant board of supervisors seat caused by Miss Crocker’s death with a woman. They will present a candidate at the February 23 meeting, with Laura Hopkins of New Bedford and Miss Minns of Boston among the named possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crocker
Board of Supervisors
Laura Hopkins
New Bedford
Miss Minns
Thomas Minne
Boston
Burial of Charles Atwood at United States Hotel
The funeral for Charles Atwood was held yesterday morning at the United States Hotel. Rev. F B Allen of Trinity Church officiated. Relatives from Hartford and John Atwood of Philadelphia attended, along with Uriel Crocker Osmyn Breweter George W. Warren Edward S. Ritchle and William Montgomery. The remains were transported to Haverhill for interment. Nearby ads promote Hale’s Horey cough cure Glenn’sSulphur Soap German Corn Remover Hill’s Hair Dye Pike’s Toothache Drops Beanes Rheumatic Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atwood
United States
F. B. Allen
Trinity Church
Hartford
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Bean
Euce. Sc
Boots and Shoes Market Notes and Labor Disputes
The boot and shoe market remains steady with few buyers and some large sales in the boot line. Manufacturers focus on next season's samples. salesmen go out next month. Labor troubles persist as the prominent issue, yet the Worcester tree shop system improves. In Spencer, reports of factory seizures are exaggerated. A major firm circulated a message defending the right to operate, noting many workers will be needed and that they will not discharge those who return. Rubber market stays quiet. weekly shipments outside New England are reported, with yearly totals compared to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Railroad
Central of Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Berlin
Oakdale
Worcester
Massachusetts
Northampton
Chicopee
Holyoke
Hadley Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
New Haven
Albany
Springfield
Boston
Cambridge Horse
Metropolitan
Cambridge
Brookline
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
J. D. Schuyler
National City
the Evening Journal
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Lowell
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Baltimore
England
France
James Lewis & Sons
Worcester County
Spencer
Bvo
New England
Market Reports February 16 Flour and Grain Boston exports
Boston port export totals for week ending February 12 1887 show flour bls and sacks, wheat, corn, oats, cornmeal and oat meal volumes. Market remains dull with steady quotes on some grades, steamer yellow and mixed difficult to sell inside figures, oats and white oats held firm at given prices. Before the call 6400 bushels March sold at 58 1 8c, on call 10 800 bushels May at 39 4/4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Market and Freight Reports From UK and Wheat Prices
Closing bids and asks listed for oats and wheat with a settle at 3554 c. Inspections show 99 cars of various white and mixed wheats, steamer yellow and no grade oats, and several No 2 and No 3 grade entries. UK imports for the past week compare with the previous year, detailing Wheat Corn Flour values and Indian shipments. flour prices for fine to winter patent grades. cornmeal and rye oats barley prices. futures-like bid/ask lines noted for oats and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United Kingdiom
Bakers
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
Nada
New York
Eastern
Newark
Mediun
Boston Port Exports and Market Report for Feb 1887
The Boston port exports cover butter, cheese, apples, and other produce through February. Butter markets show dull demand with concessions. New York and Chicago quotes reflect declines or steadiness. Eggs, seeds, potatoes, and poultry prices are noted with regional variations. numerous dairy and dairy-related prices listed as receivers’ wholesale quotes.
Fruit market notes from Liverpool Glasgow and Florida prices
Apple and orange prices move amid quiet cranberries and rising activity in Glasgow. Liverpool reports lower bids on excess supplies. Valencia prices reach 24 3 76 per box regulars. Florida oranges average $1 35 per box. several apple varieties and dried fruits listed with varied prices in Massachusetts Maine and Michigan markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Glasgow
Florida
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tallman Sweet
Virginia
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida U
Cape Cod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Preferred
Basset, Whitney & Co
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
Philadelphia
Santa Fe R.R. Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook Bankers
Congress St
City OF
Blake Brothers & Co
State Street
Commission
Foote & French, Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Poe
K & Ne
Cale
At & Poe
Cambridge H
I.rd
Pias
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Ciuside
Hill Manufacturing Co
Manchester Mills
Bates Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Mig
Great Falls
Portland, Saco & Ports
Florida Southern
Old Colony RR
National Tube Works
Bay State
Ohio River
Burl. & Quincey
Michigan
Air Line
Boston, Con. & Mont
Colum
Spring
Cinein
City
Emp. & So. RR
Topeka
Burl. & Q
Scott, S. E. & Memp
Pullman Palace Car Co
Chicago, Buri. & Quincy
Eastman
Elec
Cin
Lord Acoustic
Crescent
National Bank of North American
Old Boston National
Concord
Ad’ & Ake
Burl, & Q
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Bon Ser
Ogd. Ake
Central
Second National Bank
National Baneee Eee
First National Bank
St. Johns
Washington National Bank
Hide and Leather National Bar
Tremont National Bank
Lyman Mills Oreeneeenrwene Nd
Great Falls Manus Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Ee Enee
California
Alta
Hale & Norcross
Bulwer
Best & Belcher
Savage Con
Val
iSterra Nevada
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
NEW York Financial
Converse
Converse & Sony
Putzel
Par
Covington
J Hickey
H Laws
Laws
G & J Putzel
Hecht & Co
Columbia
W McCreery
McCreery & Co
Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Gs Chae
E H Keiser
Craw
Norfolk
J Thomas
SJ Thomas & Co
de Tenn
J W Borches
McNulty & Qu
Natchez
Miss
H Frank
Ad. Newton
J N Roof
Roof Bros
Omaha
EG Moore & Co
Ads
Scranton
Penn
Williamsport
E F McCarty
H Hull
HI Hull & Co
Wheeling
Pno
Port of Boston
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