Money Market Steady as Boston Rates Hold Ground
The Boston money market remains steady with discounts at 4 to 5 percent and call loans secured at 3 to 4 percent. Clearinghouse balances show bank loans at 8 percent and New York funds sold at 5 to 5.5 cents per $1000 discount to premium, while city water loan proposals totaling 275000 dollars face sealed bids due January 11 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
City of
Cochituate
Pease
Alfred T. Turner
Mass
Moon
Sterling Exchange
P.c. Fd
Inc
Bks
Atchison
San Diego Land
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
New York Financial Markets Report June 6 Features Quiet Close
Money on call was easy at 3 to 3 percent with last loan at 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent. Bar silver 95 cents. Government bonds dull and steady. rail bonds quiet and firm. Stocks opened weak, with declines up to 7 percent, then firming after 2:16 pm. Ten nessee Coal fell 3 percent while Western Union gained momentum after noon. Pacific Mail led gains. Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon dropped 5 4 percent. Atlantic & Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande bonds aided trading. Wheeling & Lake Erie strong late. total stock sales 266,926 shares.
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Wisconsin Central
Union Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Sandusky
Flint & Pere Marquette
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Europe
Tampico
Vera Cruz Road
Seaboard
Boston & Providence
Boston & Albany
Fitchbure
New York
New England
Consolidated Vermont Bs
Ogdensburg
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tennessee
Pacific Mail
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Atlantic & Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Toney Valley
Wheeling & Lake Erie Firsts
Mexican imports via El Paso value 1886 and December spike
The Mexican consul at El Paso reports that 1886 border goods entering Mexico via Paso del Norte totaled 4,098,816 pesos with December at 622,832 pesos. Analysts estimate gold-valued imports around 6,000,000 annually across the northern frontier, plus smuggling.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Paso del Norte Custom House
Paso del Norte
Central
Sonora
United States
Unclear market tickers and a medical tonic ad fragment
The copy lists stock-like entries such as United States 4s and Canadian Pacific with numeric figures, followed by an odd outdoor meat curing claim in Douglass county California. It then promotes G O Taylor Pure Rye with rock candy as medicine for coughs, mentioning Chester H Graves & Sons as bottle makers and unbranded cases on request.
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Douglass County
Cal
G. O. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Real Estate Transfers Across Suffolk County May Transactions
Suffolk County records show multiple deed transfers across towns including Tremont Canton West Newton Roxbury Jamaica Plain Dorchester and South Boston. Notable entries include Fannie Plaisted to Carrie Plaisted for Tremont Street and John Murray to Frederick Pratt et al for Canton Street with prices listed and mortgages noted where applicable.
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Tremont Street
Fannie J. Plaisted
Carrie F. Plaisted
Canton Street
John Murray
Frederick J. Pratt
West Newton Street
Charles H. Hayden
Mortgage transfers for multiple properties in May
Albion Knowlton to Barthold Schlesinger a mortgage on land and buildings on Huntington avenue southeast side May 24 6500. Edwin T Scootes to South Boston Bank mortgage on Lilly street South Boston southeast side May 24 1000. Amos Fawcett to Albert Conant mortgage on Bellingham street Chelsea May 24 2500. Sarah E Jones to George G North lot on Elmwood street West Roxbury May 24 160. Frank B Brown to Henry L Millis mortgage on Shirley street Winthrop west side May 24 700.
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Harrison Avenue
James O T. Eldredge
Alfred A. Marcus
Ditto
Daniel L. Demmon
Parker Street
Benjamin C. Perkins
William Cook
Henry W. Moulton
Roxpurny
Rebecca W. Faunce
Henry
Lawrence
Dudley Street
Adriana L. Polsey
Jacob Karcher
Forest Street
Georgiana Adams Et al
Mary E. Kelley
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Dexter
Susan M. Twombly
Hillside
Henry M. Whitney
James Boyd
Falmouth Street
Warren Institution
Gertrude H. Averill
Johanna Janse
Roxbury
Manly Fowler Cutter
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Robert L. Smith
Sophia E. Smith
Doron Ester
Eliza M. Pickering
John Q. A. Spear
Mt. Nepomset
George W. Pinkham
James Foster
Dorchester Avenue
John P.nichols
Guy A. Clifford
Cottage and
Batchelder Streets
Jamaica. Plain
Robert W. Morrill, Jr
Boylston Congregational Church
Boylston Street
Cuelsea
Daniel T. Kidder
Amos Fawcett
Bellingham Street
John W. Shaw
George F. Hedison
Arlington and
Albion Knowlton
Barthold Schlesinger
Huntington Avenue
Edwin T. Scootes
South
Boston
Eg Bank
Lilly Street
Albert Conant
Chelsea
Sarah E. Jones
George G. North
Elmwood Street
Frank B. Brown
Henry L. Millis
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Wool scoured not washed under tariff ruling 1886 decision upheld
The Assistant Secretary endorses Wood & Payson's appeal re Salermo wool import. Wool classified as scoured remains at six cents per pound, not five, aligning with 1867 and 1883 acts. Treasury claims that washed and scoured refer to market preparation methods and uphold the 6c rate. Liquidity steps urged, with potential refunds of excess duties.
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Maynard
New York
Department
Wood & Payson
Salermo
Treasury Department
Congress
Market Reports June 6 Flour Prices Steady Auction
The June 6 market notes flour prices remain firm with full figures sought as goods are wanted. Corn and oats show steady pricing, with several lots of oats sold on track. Inspections recorded 102 cars, including No 2 spring wheat and No 1 white oats, while stock tallies show grain on hand in several categories in New York and elevators. The report cites Harmon Spruance & Co. on 1886 government crop totals and per capita consumption, discussing possible adjustments for current year flour output.
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Seaboard
Bush
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
United States
Minnesota
Michigan
New York Rollers
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada
Canada Western
Eastern
Eeee
Harmon Spruance & Co
Edward Atkinson
Vermont
Choice
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Timothy
Jersey
Aroos
Hebrons
Burbanks
Maine
Houston
Pro Lifes
White Brooks
Prince Edward Island
Market roundup shows firm butter and eggs with varied bids
Butter and eggs markets remain firm with steady New York quotes and Eastern Western price contrasts. Canton sales include 450 tubs at 19121500 cents. California and Philadelphia markets show steady creamery and cheese prices amid broad commodity activity.
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Canton
New York
Eastern
Western
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Westerm
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Bell Tekeons
Erie
Treasury
West End Land
West End
State Street
Senate
West End Street Railway Company
Abbott Lawrence
William Perkins
George Higginson
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Aspinwall
French Bay
Roxbury Gas Comany
J. Edward Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
Roxbury Gaslight Company
National Rockland Bank
Stoc S
Witneas
Self and Associates
Rowbury Gaslight Company
R. Topp
Bay State
Basset, Whitney & Co
Bankers & Brokers
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Phila
Delphia
Kansas City Cable Railway
Mortcade
New England Trust Company
Blake Brothers & Co
Maverick
Corner Water and Congress Ltd
Asa P. Potter
J. W. Work
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
A&p Inc
Wrenchman’s
San Diego
West End Ltd
Bos & Lowell
Det
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Lowvat
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Lad
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Rutland
Webee
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Lamson
Osceola Mg
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At & Pacine
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Bell
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Frenchman’s Bay
T&sf
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Boston Water ‘Power
Serns
Elem
Seueceuse
Lord Acoustic
Crescent
Eevee
Tel
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Burton
Burton Stock
Carycom
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Ated& Pac
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Ohio
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Fort Wayne
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Calumet & Hecla
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MISC
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St Peons
Atlantic & Pac
Atlantic & Pag, Inc
Kan. & Western
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Chi.Kan. & Western Inc
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N. Pac
T L. Rock & Ft. Smith
U. Pac
F O. Nay
W. Shore
Adams
Ells Fargo
N.Y
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Ontario
Og, & L. Cham
Lee, Best
Beleol
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Ark
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Bulwer
Renfrew
Sanday
Lybbe
Milroad Companies
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Cleveland
Com
Mitchburg
Flint& P. Marg
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BOD K. C
Spring. & Memp
L. Rook & Ft. Smith
N. Eon
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Old Colony Ee
Rowland
Suramural Ie
Hell Telephone
Ccee
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Pullman Palace
Eastman F't
Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway
Wolfeboro
Portland
Walter Hunnewell
Arthur Sewell
Bath
Samuel C. Lawrence
Frank Jones
Thomas W. Hyde
F. R. Barrett
Portland Me
James R. Nichols
Haverhill
John W. Sanborn
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
Joseph L. Avery
Blake Folsom
John A. Peasey
Portsmouth Bridge
Wallack Hackett
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Milwaukee
Chicago, Evanston & Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Missouri River
California
San Francisco
Alta
Deereree
I Dulver
Mt. Diablo
Best & Belche
Potosi
Awe
Sauvage
Ewene
Con
London
Detroit
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Mil. & Nor
St. L. Ar. & Tex
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Lou. & Nash
L. Be, &West
C.L
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L. & Nash
Mil. & North
St . Ar. & Tex
Manitoba
Butt., Roch. & P
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St. L. & Chi
Suffolk County
Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Milk Street
Nathaniel J. Bradler
John Cummings
Oliver Ditsox
James Longley
F. W. Lincoln
George G. Lord
Daniel Needham
Otis Norcross
John Felt Osgood
Royal M. Pullifer
William E. Putnam
M. Denman Ross
Nathaniel J. Rust
F.M. Stone
Henry 8. Shaw
L. Miles Standish
Benjamin F. Stevens
Gerard C
Thomas J. Whedden
F. M. Stone
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dept
Solomon Lincoln
Minneapolis
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