New York Market Summary on Money on Call and Stocks
Money on call ranges 2 to 4 4 last loan at 2 with closing offered at 2 44. Prime mercantile paper remains 6 7. Bar silver at 10244. Sterling exchange firm dull. Government and railroad bonds dull or firm. Stocks opened strong gains to 4 percent and later steadied above opening. market closed steady with modest advances and mixed intraday moves. Atlantic & Pacific 4s up to 87 half the list gained.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London
Chicago
Lackawanna Company
Western Union
Union Pacific
Alroad
Texas Pacific Rio Trust
Atlantic & Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Wabash
Ohio Southern
Fort Worth & Denver
Rock Island
Northwestern
Michigan Central
Northern Pacific
Central Pacific
Boston
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bell Telephone
Lamson
Franklin
Atchison
Cleveland & Canton
Central Massachusetts
West End
Western Division
Atchison and St
DuDuque
Sioux City
Chicago & Eastern
Senate
Manning
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Supreme Court
Memphis & Little Rock
State of Arkansas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Buslington & Northern
Pullman
Kansas City
Springfield & Memphis
Flint & Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveand
New England
Centralhusetts
Old Colony
Boston & Providence
Boston & Lowell
Massachusetts
Lowell Treasury
Aspinwall
Calumet
Atlantic
Osceola
Tamarack
Copper market shifts dominate Boston money and stock notes
The Calumet & Hecla rushed to buy up copper to domestic buyers, with estimates reaching 2 to 20 million pounds and a likely 10 million pounds at 11 to 12 cents. Boston money markets stayed dull with rates near 5 to 6 percent and Wall Street gains amid broad financial activity including bonds, equities, and railroad news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet & Heela
New York
Calumet
Wellfleet Bank Declares 2 Percent Semiannual Dividend
Wellfleet Savings Bank announces a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. Central Trading Company of Wellfleet declares a dividend of 5 dollars per share. Mercantile Wharf Company passes the usual dividend but notes a poor year due to the loss of the schooner Highland Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet Savings Bank
Central Trading Company of
Wellfleet
Mercantile Wharf Company of
Highland Light
Mining and Misc Stock Listings from Boston Firm
Report by Wilson W Fay & Co lists January sales with multiple stocks including Addax, Am Shoe, Crescent, Summit Branch RR, Burton, Dunkin, National, Am Electric Manufacturing, Lord Acoustic Telephone, Boston Water Power and Security. Ex-dividend notes noted for Am Electric Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Summit Branch
Summit Branch Rr.vesear
Burton
Eeeerrers
Sea
Dunkin
BO National
Eeseeeers Eee Rct
Elec
Lord Acoustic Telephone
Boston Water
London Stocks Rally After Panic Subside
London stock market steadies after a semi panic sparked by yesterday's London City News article. Consols rise % on both money and account, with gains across Atlantic routes and Canadian Pacific. Berlin reports a 14.82 million mark increase in imperial bank specie. Paris routes close 1.71 percent higher than yesterday's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Stock Exchange
London Cily News
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Paris
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Action Jan. 18–21
Suffolk County records show multiple transfers and mortgage backs. Transactions include Pemberton square to the city of Boston for 65000, Washington street mortgage back for 40000, and various lot sales on Beacon, Warwick, Marcella, Rutland, Folsom, Gleason, and Neponset avenues plus East Boston Charlestown Chelsea Revere properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton Square
Charles Allen Thorndike
Boston
Washington Street
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
James C. Elius
Beacon Street
George Higginson
George Head
Warwick Street
William Cook
Edwin M. Graffam
Marcella Street
Winslow Warren
Mary A. Kivlan
Rutland Street
Charles F. Fay
Jacob Berwin
Dorchester
Clarence E. Woodward
W. Eiliott
Woodward
Folsom Street
Roswell Gleason
Mary BE. Moulton
Gleason
RoxBury
Phineas B. Smith
Elijah Ames Aiden
Simeon A. Brittan Et al
Mary Gilman
Blue Hill Avenue
Sybil W. Weld
Andrew A. Meyer
Neponset Avenue
East
Edward Jardling
Francis M. Learnard
Nathan F. Hawkins
Thomas J. Doyle
Saratoga Street
Laury Boston
Richard
Burke Et al
James J. Burke
Newman Street
Charlestown
James A. Sawtelle
Edward J. Doherty
Adams Street
Daniel Doherty
Chelsea
William T. Jones
Eben Hutchinson
Crest Avenue
Revere
George A. Hall
Minot F. Derby
New York Stock Sales Report January 25
Today’s transactions total 398 637 shares with a list of shares traded, plus opening high low and closing prices for the day and the prior close. The report records the day’s price activity and volume for market tracking.
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New York
Mortgage filings on multiple city properties in January
The records show several January mortgage agreements across Boston streets. Stephen Aiken transfers to George Curtis for Millmont Street, 600 dollars. Charles Newhall to James French for Faies Street, 600 dollars. Clark to Allen for Nashua Street, 4000 dollars. Additional liens include Parker to Russ on Clifton Street for 8000 dollars, Gogin to Hutchinson on Inton Street for 1000 dollars, Wadsworth to Wadsworth for Broadway, 3000 dollars, McKintosh to Clarke for Arlington Street, 1463 dollars, Rand to Benshimol for Newbury Street, 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Aiken
George Curtis
Millmont Street
Charles Newhall Et al
James W. French
Faies Street
Charles F. Clark
Rollin H. Allen
Nashua Street
Robert W. Parker
Augustus Russ
Clifton Street
Thomas Gogin
John F. Hutchinson
Inton Street
Boston
Walter S. Wadsworth
Jesse Wadsworth
Broadway
William H. McKintosh
Everett O. Clarke
Arlington Street
William 8
Rand
Joshua Benshimol
Gage
Newbury Street
Trade Directories and Advertisers Across United States
List of business figures and firms with locations including Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg and more. Names include George Gore J Shay W Laws C Childs and others tied to ads and craws in varied cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
J P Smith
R P Smith & Sons
Ads
Chicago
George P Gore
Geore P Gore & O
Kendall B&s. Co
Craw
Kearney
Philadelphia
Penn
G W Terry
Bunting’s Sons & Co
Pittsburg
J F Owens
Chaddock & Co
J H Borland
St Louis
C W Parrish
Carter & Parrish
Jacob Frank
Adler, Frank
Rge Simon
O'Neill & Yo
St Louio
Par
Toledo
Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
Tre
Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabody
Traverse City
Mich-C
B Atwood
Hannah-Lay Mer Co
Washington, DC
Wm Hahn
Wm Hahn & Co
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Tonic Claim From Dr GeRDINE
Dr Joan Gerdine of Athens Ga endorses Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a tonic for dyspepsia with prostration and mental overwork. The advertisement notes it as a fine tonic based on physician endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Joan Gerdine
Athens
Wheat and food prices hold steady amid steady trade
Market report notes quiet for most commodities with oats and rye stable and firm signals in provisions. Exports from eight Atlantic ports show 601,074 bushels wheat and flour to Europe and total coast exports 2,831,811 bushels. continental demand improves.
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Atlantic
Europe
Chicago
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Bush
Eastern
Choice
Liverpool
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
Lumber market steady with mixed regional demand noted
Eastern lumber quiet with unchanged quotations. Western and Southern markets firm with steady to rising activity. Receipts show diverse shipments to GH Peters, George M McQuesten & Co, AT Stearns, James & Abbott. detailed prices listed for hemlock boards, shingles, clapboards, laths, and various hardwoods and pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Southern Lumber
GH Peters
George M McQuesten & Co
AT Stearns
Cypress
James & Abbott
Indiana
Coal Trade Sees Active Market Amid Unchanged Strike
The coal trade remains brisk with prices steady at 660 per ton for stove, broken, and egg lots. Anthracite stocks at Port Richmond total 64 000 tons, while tidewater shipments to the East face scarce schooners due to ice. Bituminous demand stays strong as rail and navigation constraints persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Philadelphia Ledger
Port Richmond
Reading Company
Boston
Norfolk
Quiet butter market holds on old quotations
Butter remains steady with ready sales for choice fresh creameries. Western and Elgin creamery prices show weakness or strength varies by region, while New York and Chicago quotes inch up or down. Cheese and eggs show little change, with slight regional shifts. supply lines and farm produce like beans seeds and potatoes stay in firm or unchanged ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
New York
Eastern Creamery
Western Dairy
Elgin
Liverpool
Vermont Creamery
Whelsh
Northern
Ohio
Western
Vermont
Rouse
Ashe
Jersey
East Swale
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston
Do Hebrons
Burbanks
Virginia
Bush
St. Andrew
Cape Cod
Hubbard
Cranberries Cape Cod Market Prices Snapshot
Cape Cod fruit market reports mixed berry grades with choice dark cranberries at 10 to 11 dollars per bushel and fair to good lots at 7 to 9 dollars. Country varieties show choice dark at 7 to 8 dollars and common to good at 56 dollars per hundredweight given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Meat Prices Rally as Provisions Hold Steady in Chicago Market
Fresh beef and veal stay steady while pork and lard show demand at quoted levels. Lambs and mutton are quiet. beef prices range from choice to heavy and include various cuts and preparations with bid ranges noted across lard and hams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Geo
Bob
Choice City
Brighton
Cotton market in Liverpool and New York quotes navigate steady open
Futures opened quiet in Liverpool with varied spreads from January to September. Spot markets in both Liverpool and New York show dull to quiet activity with modest gains in upland prices and refined sugar firm. MOLASSES and cargo updates conclude with Brig Clio delivering the first new crop Ponce molasses to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Marcel
Uplands
Orleans
New York
P.m
P. Nh
Disge
Nuscavado Amaiia
Manila
Lipilos
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Clio
Boston
Ponce
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Prices Jan 1887
The Watertown Union live stock market report for the week ending January 25 1887 lists cattle sheep hogs prices by grade and stock origin. It includes counts by state and railroad totals along with market classifications and notes on quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
Bay Ae Fox
Sheen
Sega ES Bok
Mainé
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Boston
Maine
Boston Different
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Farrow
Brighton
N. B
Boston & Albany
Retail prices at Faneuil Hall Market
Tuesday January 25 price list shows steady beef rates with no overall rise and specific per pound figures for veal, mutton, lamb, and pork cuts. Poultry and game prices shift for wild versus tame birds while fresh fruits and vegetables note moderate demand and selective price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailara
Phil Spring
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East Tenn
F & PM
Oslowa
Ny&ne
Rutland
UN Pac
Say Gah
Pittebure
Vp Rich
Defence
R. Iw. Fear
Do Pref
Roch. & Oe
Rock Holand
St. Paul
St. P
Tex
Do Nc
VU. Pac
Riv
New England Telephone
LAND
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Pac
Boston Land
Eenre
Pullman I
San Diego
W. Union
Eneeere
Boston Water Power
T& SF
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Cen.Pac
R.G
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Kan
Union Pacific Link
L.G
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R.G. Atch
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American
Wells Fargo
Aes
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Chollar
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Hale & Norcross
Foreign Financial Markets
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Devonshire Street
Portsmouth
Blake Brothers & Co
H. D. Kyle
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T&s
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Soevavesere
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Iowa
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del. & H
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Ig Man
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Essex
Nash. & Chat
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Orla
Siawe Bit Agave
West
Ali
Sy. Cen
Eree
Aif
N. E
Bos
Ont
Panama
Eeorre
West India
Coal Trade
Florida
H. Harris & Co
Trinacria
Valencia
Baldwin
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Faneuil Hall
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