Money Market in Boston and National Stock Activity
The Boston money market remains steady with good business paper discounted at 6 percent, some banks loaning regular customers at 5 percent, and collateral loans at about 6 percent. New York funds hold a premium, bonds and stocks show mixed movement, Atchison issues and Western division changes noted, and various bonds and shares quoted with several gains and losses across multiple lines.
Dividends Declared by Insurance Company and Bank
The Insurance Company of North America declared a dividend of 747 percent. East Bridgewater Savings Bank declared a semi annual dividend of 24 percent.
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The
Insurance Company of North America
East Bridgewater Savings Bank
New York Financial Markets End Quiet After Wide Early Swings
Money on call easy from 4 to 6 with last at 6 and closing around 5. Government bonds dull while railroad bonds steady. Stock market rallied briefly after 2:15 then drifted lower to finish near day’s lows. Reading, Western Union and Richmond & West Point led activity. Trading volume 206,000 shares with notable bond sales and varied price movements across major issues.
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Boston
New York
Treasury
VVSS
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Boston & Lowell
Central
New Orleans
Line
Cromwell Line
Southern Pacific Railway and Steamship Company
Missouri Pacific System
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
Texas
Union Pacific
Washington
Pacific Railroad Committee
Ifornia Southern
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington& Northern
Wisconsin Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Little Rock & Fort Smi Rt
Gould
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Little Brother
Columbus
Springfield
Cleveland
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Atchison
Central Division
St. Louis
San Francisco
George L. Sands
Consolidated Vermont
Wisconsin Central Seconds
Oregon Short Line
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Sonora
Chicago & West Michigan
Lincoln & Northwestern
New England
Massachusetts
Concord
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Maine Central
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway
New York & New Engand
Wall Street
Bell Telephone
Erie
Lowell
West End
Maverick
Boston Land
Tamarack Mining
Franklin
Huron
Quincy
Allonez
Bonanza
Dunkin
J. G. Martin
Joan
Prine Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Western Union
Richmond & West Point
Ohio Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Samna Cty
Chesapeake & Ohio
Green Bay
Evansville & Terra Haute
Mt. Vernon
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Wabash
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Chicago & St. Louis
Delaware
TBM
Iscoca Bido Asa
Ware & Hudson
Lozi de Denver & Rio Granade
Rig Sene Sa
Ines
Kantss& Texes
Ake Shore
Arate
Woulsville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Sf Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Mississippi
Pacific Mail
Ives
Peoria
Dec
Evans
Aloea
Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Oregon
London Market Summary Of Consols And Shares
London January 11 Consols stand at 100 11 16 with Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 60 44 and St Paul common at 93 4. Reading 204s and Atlantic and Great Western seconds at 18 44. Canadian Pacific at 69 5 and Erie 35 14 with do seconds at 102. Mexican ordinary 50. NY Central 117. Bullion into Bank of England on balance today amounts to £39,000.
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Franklin
B&q
A & P Trust
Denver
LC Con
Erie Tel
Lamson
Boston W P Ovene
West Ne Land
Allouez. Eee
Bonanza
Dunkin
Kearsage
Tamarac
East Car Heat Co
Maverick Tal. Oe
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Boston & Albany
B& Maine
Aintem
Mass
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Oal & Hec
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Boston Land
Boston
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San Diego Land
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Mexican Central
New York & New Eng
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Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Maine
California + Southern
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Flint & Pere Marq
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Little Rock & I T Smith
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Tamarack
Wilson W. Fay & Co
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American Electric “Manufacturing
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Atga
Manhattan Elem
Charleston
Central
Mil
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Missouri Pacific
Erie
Mobile
Ohio
Port Orris
Essex
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Bat
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N.J. Central
Eeoore Orfolk & West
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New York Central
Bank of England
Wholesale toy firm assets uncertain after massive liabilities
Vergho, Rubling & Co of Chicago files schedule showing liabilities of 102,072 spread across 187 creditors led by Germany and New York firms. Stock of drugs toys and fancy goods on hand is only asset. prior years had large profits and a 1881 fire loss. Other firms distressed include M. DeLong & Co. Philadelphia and E. C. Miller Memphis with varying debts. many assignations and court actions noted.
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Vergho, Rubling & Co
Chicago
Carl Pfretzoebiner
Kronach
Germany
Daniel Lay
Teurth
A. Sleehenger & Co
New York
L. Wolf & Co
Boston
McLaughlin Bros
Garton & Griffith
Sheboygan
Wis
E. G. Schlow
M. DeLong & Co
Philadelphia
Carlsbad
Bohemia
Oscar Moses
China
Charles McLaren
William Godfrey
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Cement Company
Esopus
James
H. A. Cleveland
Boots and Shoes
Worcester
DPD
Dexter Wisk & Co
Teamsters
D. Dexter Fisk
Milk Route
T. L. Patterson & Co
Washburn
Wiatt & Watts Furniture Company
Frankenstein
South Boston
WH. Kimball
Rochester
N. H
Joseph H. Page
Boots and
Charlestown
Boston Shoe Manufacturing Company
Enoch S. Northend
Newburyport
Charles A. Macmahon
T. P, Pilisi& Co
J. H. Hariland
Brockton
L. E. Rivest
Holyoke
John W. Phillips
Bats and Furs
Halifax
W. & A. Mauifus
Lawyer Bryant charged with embezzling $200 from Flower
F Eugene Bryant formerly of Pinckney street now of Hingham was arrested by Division 4 detectives for embezzling $200 entrusted by Frank A. Flower to pay a mortgage. Arraigned in Municipal Court, case continued for one week.
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F. Eugene Bryant
Pinckney Street
Hingham
Hoffman and
Franke
Division 4
Frank A. Flower
Flower
Bryant
Hlorsford's Acid Phosphate for Women
Dr. Wm. BE Jewrrt of Adrian Michigan says Hlorsford's Acid Phosphate is particularly useful in the nervous disorders of women. This endorsement highlights a medical product marketed to female health concerns and linked to a named physician and location.
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Hlorsford
Wm. BE
Jewrrt
Adrian, Mich
Commercial Matters In Quiet Market Report
Lumber is quiet and unchanged. Flour is firm. Corn is easier. Oats are firm. Butter is firm and unchanged. Cheese is quiet but firm. Eggs are strong. Beans are steady. Potatoes are quiet and steady. Hay is quiet. Straw is steady. Grass seeds are quiet. Truck is in fair demand. Talion is quiet. Provisions are firm. Fresh beef is firm and unchanged. Sugar is firm. Molasses is steady.
Coal market holds firm amid labor strikes and tight stocks
The coal trade shows firm prices and active demand across anthracite sizes despite labor strikes and ice blockades limiting shipments. Reading, Lehigh, and other carriers report reduced stocks with winter production down, while bituminous and coke trades stay active with prices firm.
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Reading Company
Elizabethport
Port Richmond
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Comet
New England
Ound
New York
Market Reports January 11 Flour and Grain Stability
Market unchanged with steady prices across flour and grain. Corn bids show slight strength with high mixed at 63 cents and steamer yellow around 52 to 44 cents. Oats remain firm with excellent speculative demand. futures and on call sales noted for February March and April, with bids and asks listed. inspections report various lots of wheat and mixed grain stratified by grade and type.
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Boston
Indiana
United States
Europe
Carey
Great Britain
Walker
New York
Baltimore
Philaor
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ilinois
Nebraska
Liverpool
Chicago
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
Bultec
Eastern
Ith
Butter Market Holds Firm With Steady Demand Across Regions
Butter markets stay firm with unchanged prices as bids appear for factory extras and regional lots. New York and Chicago show quiet, steady tones while eggs, beans, seeds, and hay present mixed demand and steady prices. receipts thin in Chicago and diverse quotes circulate for creamery and dairy products across multiple markets.
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Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
Western Dairy
New York
Vermont
Liverpool
Eastern Extra
Norfolk
Bros
Mitchell Bros
Good
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Creamery
Ohio
Choice
Canada
Timothy Northern
Jersey
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston Rose
Aroostook
Fruit market report notes firm apples and scarce Florida oranges
Prices for apples remain firm with several varieties listed. Pears and cranberries are tight with high or rising prices. Florida oranges show good demand and bright lots scarce. mandarins and tangerines also in demand. Nuts and dried apples mix with various regional price quotes for evaporated and common varieties. Citrus and foreign fruits priced per box or barrel, including Valencia, Messina lemons, and Malaga palen dicht.
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Florida
Baldwin
Maine
Massachusetts
Virginia
Farmer’s Marks
Valencia
Messina
Alermo
Malaga
Cape Cod
Market Report shows firm pork and beef prices
The market remains firm across major meats with dressed hogs and fresh beef prices steady. Lambs,muttons, and veals stay firm in a quiet market while various pork and lard items, ribs, and beef products are listed with specific bid ranges and delivery terms.
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Chicago
Sis Akabies
Lord
Choice
Tierce
Iliec
Choice City
Brighton
Cotton and commodity prices mixed in Liverpool and New York markets
Liverpool cotton futures closed steady to quiet with January at 414-64d and March at 6 1464d. New York spot and futures showed dull demand. prices ranged for uplands to ordinary. PIPE LINE CERTIFICATES details and 1886 trade tallies noted. Refiners and buyers worldwide influenced by Russian competition and rising demand in Asia and France.
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Liverpool
Mid 4
Orleans
New York
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Basset, Whitney & Co
Devonshire Street
Foote & French, Banke
R. R. Co
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Oregon Short Line R. R. Co
St. Joseph & Grand Island R. R. Co
Oregon R. R. and Navigation Co
C. H. Venner & 60
Bankers
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Cambridge
Lynn
Omaha
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S. A. Kean & Co
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H. D. Kyle
Broad
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Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
NEW York Financial
Adams Express
Ontario & West
Alton & Terre Haute
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Canada Pacific
Ween
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Werner
Palace
Central Pac
Pilagna Chesapeake & Ohio
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Colorado
Sierra Evada
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North Belle Isle
Quicksilver
Freeland
el Cristo
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Slerre
Crown Point
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Ta Hale & Norcross
Foreign Financial Market
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Russia
British India
Do Hebrons
Vonage
Teading
Lehigh Val
D.L. & Wes
Shamokin
UN. RR. NJ
Penn
Coal
del. & Hud
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Sabena Rie
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Java
Sumatra
Japan
France
Manila
Lloilos
Belmont
Queenie
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Cuba
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