Wool market and livestock prices across regions
The report details varied wool market activity and livestock trading in Boston and New York. It notes steady wool quotations, mixed Western arrivals, and quiet to moderate demand for cattle, sheep, and hogs, with prices at Boston and Watertown reflecting seasonal shifts and Fourth of July disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Vermont
Watertowns
West
Boston
Brighton
A N Monroe
Williamson
J Henry
Aldrich & Johnson
Maine
New Hampshire
Aldrich & Jtohnsort
Ermont
N K Campbell
F S Kimball
Hastings
M G Flanders
A J Piper
A Williamson
Lassacnusetts
Henry
Scattering
New York
W Scollans
J A Hathaw
Russell
Cear
Lancaster
Penn
Welch & Hall’s
International Horse Exchange
Union Market
Hollis & Co
G A Sawyer
JO Libby & Son
AP Stone
Aldrich & Jolnson
W L Engrem
G H_Sprigg
BS Hastings
Kimball
Massachusetts
J S Henry
C H Hollis
America
Canada
Yerib
Roman
Liverpool
Shte
Crafford & Lunnis
Hi Wilcott
Watertown
New England
Money Market Tightness and Stock Movements Report
The Boston money market remains tight with scarce loanable funds and steady but high rates for call and time loans. Exchange volumes show gains vs a year ago while banks show reserve declines. stock prices swing with mixed movements across rail and utility issues and earnings reports for Atchison and Mexican Central highlight overall market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostrox
New York
Boston
Atchison
Mileawe Ocesse
Railroad declares quarterly dividend per share
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1560 per share. East Bridgewater Savings Bank declares a dividend of 24 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
East Bridgewater Savings Bank
Market Recap Shows Dull Sessions and Small Downticks
New York on July 6 reports money on call ease from 1 to 7 with last loan at 3 and close at 1. Government and railroad bonds are dull and heavy as stocks open weak and end firmer but mostly down. Western Union aids late strength while New England remains weak. totals show subdued activity with several bond quotes and fractional price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank of Republic
Brokers’ Board
Freeman's
Continental National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
T& SF
Suffolk National Bank
Washington National Bank
Thirdational Bank
Centestene
Boston
Eee
Everett National Bank
San Diego Ld
Eroenree
West End
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Portsmouth
Falls & Con
Ny&ne
Fitchburg Railroad
Xeon
At. A.T& SF
Boston Whar Co Op
A&pinc
Lawrence Gaslight Co
B& Mlgzs
M & Birm
W.L
Dover
Top & W
Wichita
OSB
Little Rock & F ‘T
Pullman Palace Car Co
U Pac
New Mexico & S. Bath
Bell Tel Eee
New Eng Tel
Opdensburg & Lake Cham. RR
Allouez Taeebete
Franklin
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Street
Topeka
Weat
Elec
Enue
Eenee
Ceeeeeeteee
Snneestiaee
A&t
At&s PF
Lord
Uin
St. Eeenne
Lord Acoustic
Eseaeet
Barton Stock
Concord
Boston Water Power
Scoters Este
Fitchburg
Seeteteteseves
A & Pac Inc
K& W
C & W Mich Ge
LUN
Craceola Mg
Ius
San Diego Ldv
West End Ld
Lamson SS
Ceers
T& Ee
T&s
M& Bos
Ee Maine
My&n Guise
PY & Ark
Topeka Land
End Land
Ny&nb Eeesee
Wis Cent Eee
Lid
Allomez
Ee Eveacess
Bonanza Development
Grs Brunswick Antimony
Calumet & Hecla
Scccsessee
Osceola
Cebbs Ae
Quincy
Land CO
Tay Aspinwall
Eessee
Eve Brookline
Tee
Ween
San Diego
Ee Enews
Sesees
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Cal
Southern Incomes
the Chi
Kan
Western
Western Tne
Gulf
Rook & Ft. Smith
Central
New Eng
N.E
Sonora
Og. & L. Chain
Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lower
Boston & Maine
Northern
Shi
California Southern
Masa
Entral
Mass
J. San
Cleveland
Cleve
Canton
I F
Flint & P
N. E
Ola Colony
Aeaon
Rutland
Summit Branch Union Pacifies
Wisconsin Central
Union Pacific
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Uae
Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Oregon
New York
New England
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony
John Shepard
George F. Richardson
Boston Water Power Company
Supreme Court
Boston Gaslight
Lamson Store
American Bell
Osceola Mining
Uincy
Charles Fairchild
Messrs. Lee Higginson & Co
Europe
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Pacific Mail
Western Union
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & West Indiana
Hocking Valley
Erie
Manhattan Beach Improvement
New York City & Northern
Ohio & Piaelestop
Richmond & Allegheny
Cattle Market Report for Brighton and Watertown Yards
The Boston Post presents live stock figures for the week ending July 6 1887. Cattle 1258 Sheep and lambs 11937 Hogs 14803 compare with last week and a year ago, showing shifts in totals at Brighton and Watertown yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Cattle Prices Hold Steady in Export Market Speaks
Butchers report steady prices for export trades with steers around 1200 pounds selling well at about 45 to 60 per hundredweight. Samples show multiple lots of steers averaging 1250 to 1420 pounds priced from 415 to 485 per hundredweight, reflecting modest demand and weight-based value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Monroe
Farrell & McFlynn
Market Reports July 6 Flour and Grain Dulled Trade
The flour market is dull with light trade and no large lots sold. Corn holds at prior quotations, oats firm with scarce business, No 2 white oats and related bids shown, and various flour and meal prices listed for export and domestic sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Bakers
Michigan
New York
Canada
Superior
New
Canada Western
Eastern
Butter and dairy prices hold steady amid quiet trade
No change to note in butter cheese and eggs as demand remains fair and steady. Butter prices across regions hold firm with various grades quoted from Western creamery to New York and Vermont. Eggs and beans show limited movement while seeds hay and potatoes reflect usual wholesale patterns and ample receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Elgin
New York
Vermont
Heese—Northern Choice
Choice
Ben Northern Sage
Teggs—Rhast Choice
Choice Northern
Choice Fresh Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Canada
Bush
West
Timothy
Red Top
Jersey
Fruit prices and supply in regional markets
Currants 10 to 12 cents per quart box with fair demand. Hudson River ea apharrins 4 cents per quart. Delaware black caps 17 to 18 cents per quart. Blueberries small supply and fair at 17 to 18 cents. California fruits: apricots 2 dollars 25 cents per case, pears 3.4, peaches 2.8, plums 2.25. Oranges and lemons: Messina oranges 5 to 7 dollars per box, Palermo oranges 4.50 to 7 dollars, Messina and Palermo lemons 2.50 to 6 dollars per box. Evaporated apples 17c for fancy, 15-16c good to choice. sliced 5-7c. Russet apples slow at 44.50 per barrel. green apples strong at 1.50 per crate. Goosberries slow at 3 per bush. Canteloupes 1.25 small crate, 2.60 per large crate. Blackberries 12 to 15c per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Delaware
California
Messina
Palermo
Market Prices for Fresh Produce in Fair Demand
The report lists abundant truck and bean supply with native wax at 150 dollars per bushel, green beans at ve per bushel, Long Island beans 250 per Vl, cabbages common with Norfolk 1 per barrel and Long Island 1 560. Natives 7¢8 per 100, native peas 150 per bushel, onions quiet with good supply, Bermudas 1 1 25 per crate, Levants 175 per case, Virginians 250 per barrel, bunch onions 2 per 100 count, Southern tomatoes 2 250 per crate, Jersey green corn 1 5 per dozen, native boots and turnips 4 per 100, Long Island turnips 2 per bunch, native summer squash quiet 0 per 100, Southern squash 2 2 50 per crate, carrots 3 per 100, lettuce 1 1 50 per box, spinach 85 per bush, radishes 1 1 25 per 100, rhubarb 0, native cucumbers 24 26 each and 2 per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Long Islands
Bermudas
Jersey
Provisions Listing with Pork and Lard Prices
A historical prose snippet lists pork and lard prices with various cuts and tones of the market. Prices show long cuts at 16.50 to 17.00, short cuts around 16. ô
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ASI
Montana
Texas
Lampasas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Territory
Georgia
San Francisco
London
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kent
Bell Telephone
New Eng. Telephone
Erie Telephone
Mex. Telephone
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Try
Chicago Markets
N. B
Sathaway
Brighton Yard
Enee
Delaine
Kentucky
Texas Med
Bow
North
Montevideo
Freeman's National Bank
Revere National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Second National Bank
Howard National Bank
Globe National Bank
City National Bank
Merchandise National Bankee
People’s National Bank
Roxbury
Arlington Mills
Hill Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufactur
Boston Cycclorama Co
Boston & Colorado
McKay
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Boylston Mutual Insurance
Tremont Nail Co
Arkansas Valley
Stern
Men & We
Con. RR
of Vermont
Leaven
Topeka & SW
Peste
St.l& P
Bang Bat
Det & H
del. & Ls
East Tenn
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
Housat
Texans
Viet
Res B.& W. Ore
Pacific
Iss
Ittsburg
Rich. & al
Rich, & Wr Kh, & W
Su P
Closin
Rlassy
Pose
Toledo
0. C
Pacific Mall
Pullman
NY Union
St. L
St. P
Eccns
Wat
P. & S Ae St
Ps C.& P
Ea D
P. L
Tex
PLR
Pac
Shore
Ama
Savage
Gould & Curry
Hale & Nor
Nevada
FOSS
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Wisconsin & Minnesota
Penokee & Minnesota
St. Croix
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Exchange
Wisconsin Central Company
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Philadelphi
Brooklyn
New York City
Nassau- St., New York
NEW Loan
Consolidater Street Railway
R. L. Day & Co
State Street
NEW York Financial
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