Daily stock totals and commodity prices at a glance
Today's transactions show 137000 shares traded with details on opening, high, low and closing prices. Commodity notes indicate Leather quiet Boots firm Flour firm Corn easier Oats firmer Meat prices mixed with Butter firm Eggs easier Beans in fair demand Grass seeds very firm Potatoes and sweet potatoes moving Hay fair demand Straw unchanged Poultry steady Game dull Tallow fair demand Apples Florida oranges Cranberries firm Nuts unchanged Truck quiet Pork firm Fresh beef quiet Lambs fair Veals steady Sugars firm Molasses steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Butteh
Western Jung
New York
Vermont
New York City
London
Chicago
Wisconsin and Vicinity
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
New York State
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Ohio
St. Loui
Albany
Troy
Rochester
New Hampshire
Choice
Canada
Western
Michigan
Choice NY
West
Jersey
East Swale
Houlton Rose
Bush
Houlton Hebrons
Aroostook Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Boston Flour Stocks and Grain Prices January 1 1887
Stocks of flour in Boston on January 1 are detailed with export routes through Grand Junction Fitchburg Constitution Wharf and prices for various flours including Michigan Minnesota and Canada grades. Market notes cover cornmeal rye oats barley malt and millfeed with bid and ask ranges and recent sales data for No 2 white oats and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secura
Grand Junction
Fitchburg
Constitution Wharf
Michigan
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
No 1
New York
Canada
Bush
Eastern
Plesale
Money Market Dull in Boston with Clearing House Gains
The Boston money market remains dull and easy with little change from yesterday. Time paper 5 percent to 7 percent, call loans 5 to 6 percent. Clearing house balances show banks loaning at 4 percent. New York funds discount at par to 1244 cents. Government securities steady. U S treasurer’s balance sheet listed gold and silver assets and currency in circulation. The local stock market stays dull but steady, with gains in Bell Telephone and Rutland bonds noted amidst broad activity in mining and land stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
United States
National Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
Sanrancisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Atchison
Missouri River
Chicago Bears
Dow & Jones
Tribune Financial
Cable
Southwest
Alton
Kansas
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
St. Paul
T. Union Pacific
Wall Street
Congress
Wattison
Washington
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pattison
Ebt
Atlantic & Pacific
Mexican Central
Flint & Pere Marquette
California Southern
Kansas City
Memphis & Birmingham
Wisconsin Central
West End Street Railway
Summit Branch
Pullman Palace
Rutland Preferred
Percival W. Clement
H. G. Young
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
LeGrand B. Cannon
Burlington
Frederick Billings
Woodstock
James Roosevelt
B. H. Burton
George H. Ball
William Wells
John W. Stewart
Middlebury
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
West Michigan
New England
Inc
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Boston & Lowell
Connecticut & Passumpsic
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
Rutland
Rutland Railroad
Delaware & Jfudson Canal Company
Central
Vermont
Delaware & Hudson
Erty
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Consolidated Vermont
Birmingham
Oregon
Bell Telephone
Crawbaugh
Hoston Land
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Water Power Company
West End
East Boston
Penobscot
Neponset
Aspinwall
Frenchman’s Bay
Houghton (Mich
Boston News
Lake Superior
Calumet
Tamarack
Osceola
Atilantic
Quincy
Franklin
San Francisco
New York Metal Exchange
Dana
Winthrop
National
Allouez
Congress Street
Anza
Santa Rita
Bonanza Development Company
Bonanza
Bonanza Company
Treasury
Curasco Group
Whitney
California
State Street
Kearsarge
Huron
Franklin Gold
Railroads issue listed mortgage bond notes
A catalog of bond issues including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe collateral trust 5 percent bonds California Southern first mortgage 6 percent bonds Chicago Burlington Quincy Nebraska Extension bonds Chicago St Louis first mortgage 3 percent bonds Fitchburg 4 1 2 percent bonds Florence Eldorado Walnut Valley first mortgage 7 percent bonds Lynn Boston 5 percent bonds Pueblo Arkansas Valley first mortgage 7 percent bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
California Southern RR. Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Nebraska
Chicago & St. Louis RR
Fitchburg Railroad Co
Florence, Eldorado & Walnut Valley RR. Co
Lynn & Boston RR. Co
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley RR. Co
New York Financial Roundup on Call Rates and Stock Gains
Money on call eased to 8 to 4 1/4 percent with last loan at 3 and the market closing firm. Stocks mostly quiet but firm with modest gains led by Quicksilver preferred and Susquehanna and Western preferred. railroad bonds rose and several issues posted higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Quicksilver Preferred
New York, Susquehanna & Western Preferred
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Fort Worth & Denver
Quicksilver
Denver & Rio Grand
Long Dock
Houston & Texas
New York City & Northern
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Southern Pacific of
California
Iron Mountain
Mutual Union
Mining stock closing prices listed for January 5
The San Francisco market reports official closing prices for mining stocks including Potosi Bodie Nevada Queen Crown Point Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Commonwealth Yellow Jacket Utah Union Consolidated Cal. & V. and others with values shown for each issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
AUB
Iiss
Potosi
Best & Belcher
Savage
Euess
Bodie Cou
Sierra Nevada
Ohollar
Union Con
Gon, Cal. & V
Utah
Cee Reeu
North Belle Isle
Financial markets update from London and Paris
London quotes Consols at 1031 16 for money and 103 for the account. U S 4s at 12834, 442s at 11014, Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 385, Mexican ordinary 5114, St Paul common 76%, New York Central 1119s, Pennsylvania 55%, Reading 3814, Mexican Central 1414, Canadian Pacific 63%, Erie 28%4, Erie second 100. The money rate 14% and open market discount 24%. Paris Bourse upset by a large operator’s failure affecting Rio Tinto and Egyptian unified at 374 francs 124% centimes, now 373 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
St. Paul
Paris
Rio Tinto
Annual Report of the Perkins Institute and Massachusetts School for the Blind
The fifty sixth annual report shows 200 blind persons connected to the institute on Oct 1, up from 180 in 1886, with a record number of applicants. It urges endowment of scholarships and a $100,000 endowment for the kindergarten, noting $3,000 already raised. Helen Keller is featured in the report alongside Laura Bridgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blind Asylum
Perkins Institute
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Helen Keller
Laura Bridgman
Boston Woman's Union Missionary Society holds annual meeting
The twenty seventh annual Boston branch meeting was held at Trinity Chapel with Rev. Phillips Brooks presiding. Officers were elected including President Mrs William Appleton and Secretary Miss Florence Dix. A. P. Halsey of New York spoke on women’s work in China Japan and India, and a Calcutta letter from Mrs Gardner was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Union Missionary Society
Boston
Trinity Chapel
Phillips Brooks
Florence Dix
Henry Johnson
Wiliam Appleton
Walter Baker
Edward Crosby
A. P. Halsey
New York
Johnson
America
China
Japan
India
Brooks
Gardner
Calcutta
Ingenious Application of Law Sends Thieves Home
Two English boys named Smith and Jones arrested after landing from the Cephalonia for stealing from Shoreditch Vestry were not seized by London police. The British consul took the stolen money, making them paupers, placing them under alien commissioners. The steamship company was ordered to transport them back under the pauper immigration act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Cephalonia
Shoreditch
England
London
Boston
Alien Commissioners
Steamship Company
Trade Contacts Across Cities Highlighted in Ledger
A jumble of names and firms appears across multiple cities including Chicago Charleston Deer Lodge Los Angeles Montgomery San Francisco and Wilkesbarre. The list features Greensfelder LB Mantonya Jelenko Bonner Jastrowite Harris Rosenstock Hall and Lowenstein among others tied to wholesale and brokerage firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
C Hann
Ads
W Hall & Co
San Francisco
Cal
Rosenstock Binsanstock & Co
Selma
T A Hall
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Travelers praise Revere House as premier Boston hotel
Visitors to Boston describe the Revere House as one of the finest hotels in the city with high praise for its accommodations and service. The article notes its status among prominent lodging options and reflects contemporary travel opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Revere House
Boots and Shoes Trade Quiet but Buoyant Ahead of Spring
Holiday trade in footwear remains quiet with improving prospects as factories race to fill first orders. Demand strengthens for heavy boots wax hip boots and plough shoes while women and children's lines stay busy. Shipments reach 1 이유 1 600 cases last week with strong year over year gains and improving collections despite mild weather.
Leather and Hides Market Quiet with Steady Prices
The leather market shows overall quiet activity with buyers holding off. demand varying by type, prices mostly steady or firm in places. Exports from Boston last week reached 057,963 dollars as hides remain weak and supply ample, while Western dry hides firm and New England hides in fair demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Boston
New England
Buffalo
Brogan
Brighton
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Flour market holds firm as freight lifts prices
Market reports from January 5 show flour prices steady with millers firm while trade remains quiet. Freight increases push mills to higher levels and they refuse concessions, though small cuts are possible in some sales.
Steady demand and mixed prices in Butte market notes
Market shows little change with steady demand for most goods and firm prices. Light receipts hold prices. light Western creameries and Northern lots vary from 20 to 28 cents, while cheese stocks and egg markets are reported with mixed quotational levels across major hubs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Stock Exchange
Chi
Burl
Central of Mass
Cin
Sand
Cleveland
Canton
Cleve
N. Y
New En
Ee & L. Champ
Colony
Union Pacific
West End Railway Ptd
Arch
Atlantic & Pac
Cal. Southern Incomes
Kan. & West
Chi, Kan. & West. Inc
C. Cy. Ft, Scott & Guilt
L. Rock & Ft. Smith
Central Inc
Scrip
New Mex
S. Pac
Ve Og
L. Champlain
Os. Pueb. & Ark. Valley
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Southern Kansas Inc
Erie Telephone
Mexican Telephone. CO
Ay BO
Man Palace
KERS
Saat
T T&saotr
Cal So Inc
K & Wbs
Sp & M
American Bell Tel
Boston Land
French
Newport
Mass
Parana
B& N
K& W
Kc, N l & Bobs
French Bay
West Ena
Dunkin
Kear Sarge
T&sf
A&p
B&h
M& B
Ny&n
Ps&p
S Ee
Do Inc
Am Bell Tel
San Diego
C.b&n
St J & OB
M& Bobs
Bell
Lamson
Atlantic
B & Albany
B&l
B&q
Bonanza Development
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Ironton
Uiney
Famarack
Aeeeee
TV Oe Boson
Cucees Nese
Brookline
Frenchman's Bay
Alen
Top
Santa Fe
Atlantic Do Pacific
Oston & Lowe
Oston & Maine
Oston & Providence
Mining and Stock Exchange
First Board
Dunkin Mining
Allonez
Sersseeereeree Sree
Brunswick Gol Mining
Do B.& Ges Pee
Hale & Norcross Mining
Rappahannock Mining
South Side Mining
Washington Mining
Winthrop Mining
Eeererreee Eereeeae
St. Mary Mining
Napa Mining
Seaere
Burton Car Co
Media Heeling
Lachiné Co
Eenete
N. B
Lord Acoustic Telephone
S.e
N.Y
N. E. RR
Canton RR
Atchison RR
Central Mass
Wisconsin Central RR
Pontiac
Arnold
Rappahan
Aztec
Rice
St. Mary
Reece
BT Security
South Side
Catalpa
Wilson Wee & Co
Elec
Manly
Oeree
Frenchman 'S Bay Land
Lord
Manty Debent
Ing
Alt
T. H
Pacific Peek
Air L
R&n Senenee
Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pac
Bai
Ches
Ee Oo
St. L
P. J
Col
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
Houst
Texas
Harlem
Liew & Pe
Lake Shore
dYg
Long Island
One
Lou
N. A
Fan Beach
Centre
al Pacific
Nash
Chat
N.d
Nor. Pac
X.y C
St. Oe
N .E
Ohio & Miss
Cove
Retamie Ag
W. P
Rome
Roch. & Pitts
Rock Island
Aie
St. Pan
St P.M
Texas Pacific
Eae
Toledo & O. C
Utica & A . U. Pacific
Rao
Pacific Mail
Pullman Valease
W. Union
Tis Ib
Seue
N.W
Con
D.& RG
Lo. & Trans
D&rg
Sis
St. P
St.l. & I Erie
G. Os
Kan. P
Tex. P . Ists
M. Union
Tex. I . Re
Nod
Rt. Rec
U. Pac
Alf
Best & Blch
N. Belle Isle
Lodie
HS Brunswick
Eces
Sebastian
CaLa
Union Con. Hale
H.C
the Money Market
Potomska Mills Company
New Bedford
Kidder, Peabody
Devonshire Street
OWA Lon & Mm Ust CO
Freeman A. Smith
Filk Street
Roo
Williams
Adams, Blodget & CO
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
R. BR. CO
General Consolidated and First Mortgage
Horace H. Stevens
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Greensfelder
Greensfelder, Florsheim & Co
Mantonya
LB Mantonya & Co
Jelenko
Jelenko & Loeb
Deer Lodge
Mon
L Bonner
Bonner & Co
Los Angeles
L Harris & Co
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