Financial markets and railroad notes in Boston and New York
Bank rates rise with accommodate loans around 6 to 7 percent while call loans hold 6 to 7 percent. New York funds trade at par to 5 cents discount. gross exchanges rise to 15.2 million in Boston and 9.9 million in New York. Atchison and other rail stocks show movement. earnings for May and six months improve as expenses fall. Corbin’s Indiana Bloomington & Western receivership discussed. Sandusky decision cited as trigger. Copper market steady with slack demand.
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Bernard J. Shoninger
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Boston Post
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Sales July 7 50 McKay Heeling Mach and More
Sales figures list on July 7 showing items from Boston Water Power to Bruns Ships Berth and Napaicessess with totals for 1885 and 1886. The record includes quantities, destinations like Tol., Cin., and St. Louis, and large figures such as 4 24 550 and 11 234 with increases noted.
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Burton
Esseee Tees
Astor Eisene Eic Eas Agile
Market closes firm as various bonds and stocks rise
New York reports easy money on call and steady sterling with dull government bonds. Stocks end the day generally firm with Consolidated Gas ticking up before a late recovery, while railroad bonds remain quiet. Total market volume reaches 232,044 shares with several issues showing minor advances and some declines across listed bonds and firsts, seconds, and consols.
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St. Joseph & Grand Island
Shenandoah Valley General Mortgage
Texas & New Orleans
Sabine Division
Louisiana & Missouri River
Morris & Essex
New Orleans & Mobile
Lake Erie & Western
Farlow to Confer on Lease Proceedings with Indiana line
Despatch from Springfield C shows President Farlow of the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland railway traveling from Boston to Cincinnati to meet officials and the company's attorney. They aim to decide action against the Indiana Bloomington and Western road to keep it from escaping its lease via receivership. Security holders favor setting aside the lease, believing the Sandusky line would perform better independently.
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Farlow
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railway
Boston
Indiana, Bloomington &Western Road
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Road
Sandusky Rocky
Iadiana, Bloomington & Western Management
Beede Failure and assorted insolvency notices in brief
The article reports W. H. Beede a New York cotton broker announcing a morning failure with claims he is out of touch with cotton market swings and hopes to resume soon. It lists creditors and liabilities for F. Walls Worcester George W. Branch Pittsfield Bridgeport Knife Co Ebeneezer Burr trustee nomination Elford Dickerman Charles Town insolvency J P Curl St Louis Edward J Tally Charlestown Patrick H. Murray Somerville and related asset figures and secured interests.
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New York
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F. Walls
Worcester
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George W. Branch
Plumper
Pittsfield
Bridgeport Knife Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Ebenezer Burr
Elford Dickerman
New York City
Daniel L. Tompkins
J.P. Curl
St. Louis
Edward J. Tally
Carpenter
Williams Street
Charlestown
Patrick H. Murray
Somerville
Boot and Shoe Buyers Ad Notice Across Cities
Md M R Creighton of Creighton, Disney and Co in Charlotte, J Moyer of Moyer and Hirshinger in Par, Chicago George P Gore and Co in Yo, D Lyttle of D Lyttle and Co in Ads, S Cohen and Bro in Oraw, Charles Stickney of The Stickway B and SR vta in Fon du Lac Wis.
Flour and grain market reports with mixed commodity prices
The Week Ending July 7 report shows a quiet flour market with small lot sales. Spring wheat patents at 475 510 cents per bushel, winter wheat 490 515, rolier and New York, Michigan, Ohio prices, and mixed regional bids. Produce and meats stable to firm with butter and cheese firm, oats and rye flour modest gains, cornmeal quiet, and various metals and ores showing varied pricing.
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Straits Pig
Market report covers coal cotton drugs and dry goods prices
The column notes light demand for anthracite at ports with weak prices and active bituminous coal trade. It shows a firmer spot cotton market with rising prices and lists broad prices for standard grades. It also details varied prices for chemicals, foods, fish, fruits, freight rates, hay, hides, leather, oils, seeds, and sugars in a dense, period-voice catalog of commodities and rates.
Markets Report From Brighton and Watertown Livestock Yards
A sprawling stock list shows Maine and New Hampshire dealers trading cattle and veal calves with mixed demand. Brighton and Watertown yard reports note light supply, weak prices, export pressure to England, and widespread declines in cattle values with steers and cows selling to export buyers amid steady hogs and unsettled sheep demand.
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J S Henry
A Williamson
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Nohorn Durham
J Melon
New York Flour Prices and Trade Activity Report
New York on July 7 notes flour receipts at 23 348 bbls, exports 1 653 DbIS, 20 042 sacks. Market shows 5 bee higher and moderately active. Sales reach 16 000 bbls for No 2 at 2 10 to 2 90, Superfine 2 40 to 3 05, common to good extra 2 70 to 3 25, good to choice do 3 30 to 5 15, common to choice white wheat Western extra 4 75 to 4 90, fancy do 5 00 to 5 15.
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Grain market mixed with firm wheat and steady goods
The report shows Chicago and St Louis futures with firm wheat No 2 red and higher No 2 red, corn firm, oats steady, rye firm, and pork and lard varying across cities. Receipts and exports listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, with prices quoted for various grades and markets including Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Toledo.
Clark and Ward's Despatch on Chicago Market Conditions
Special despatches from Chicago report a line of long stuff at $3 and a potential shake-out as crop news remains unfavourable. Kent and Hutchinson are free sellers, with Cudaby and Ream likely active buyers on breaks. Wheat and corn futures show opening strength then declines. rains in Minnesota push prices down. traders speculate on export, with provisions quiet and large traders hammering prices. visible wheat and other receipts noted.
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Wheat market swings as drought dominates Chicago grain desk
Chicago despatch reports opening prices near 6214 cents with strong buying from Fraley and a large St. Louis purchase of short wheat. New York shorts cover while foreigners hold firm. Drought damage reports fuel activity in corn and provisions as margins exhaust and a late-day selloff emerges. Government estimates due the 10th are expected to be less dire.
Cotton markets steady across coast and grain markets in Chicago
Atlantic ports report mixed receipts and steady or firm prices with cot ton at mid nine to sixteen cents. New York shows firm actual market with exports to Great Britain and Continent and large stock. Chicago lists cattle, hogs, and sheep with weaker hogs and mixed prices, alongside five day consolidated totals.
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Commercial notes on wheat and corn markets worldwide
London reports wheat prices firm on coast and in passage trade with imports into the United Kingdom around 270 000 to 275 000 quarters of wheat last week. Liverpool quotes winter wheat 63 6d to 64 6d, spring 63 4d to 63 7d, corn at 48 1d, provisions and cotton firmer. Havana sugar and wool markets firm with 12 100 bales sold, prices in Muscovado and polarization noted.
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Maritime cargo list shows multiple schooners and steamers in port
A dense shipping inventory from Atlantic Canadian ports records cargoes and vessels. Entries mention schooners John Mullard Mary C and others with flour, oats, meat, lard, vegetables, dairy, and various general goods. Steamers Carrol and Prussian listed with mixed cargoes including lime juice, pickles, rubber goods, and hardware.
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Monclon
Mary C
Receipts of Staple Products From Multiple Rail Lines
The July 7 port receipts ledger lists staple totals for Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Toston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, Boston and Maine Eastern, Boston & Western Division, Boston & Lowell, By Express, and By Sea. Figures cover cotton, wool, flour, meal, lard, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and more with hundreds to thousands of units, including bales, bbls, sacks, rolls, and cases. The document notes daily totals and year over year comparisons for 1886 and 1885.
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