Boston Money Market and Stock Market Report
The money market remains quiet and firm in Boston with steady loans on call and a broad range of paper. Government securities and sterling rates show firmness while the Boston bank statement foresees a reserve loss of 335,225. The local stock market is steady with notable gains in several issues and ongoing speculation on Union Pacific and other rails, amid a mix of earnings and reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
New York
Sterling
Fragmented OCR list of companies and numbers across pages
Fragmented OCR text lists many company names and numbers without clear context. Entities include American Electric Light and Power Merchants Electric, Bonanza Development, 200 Napa, 105 Mexican Telephone, 160 Tropical Telephone, and 50 Burton Stock Car. Likely an index or notice page fragment with scattered entries and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ilum, Company
Cen
Electric Light and Power
Wall Street opens strong then sinks to day’s low prices
The New York market detailed a bright start with 4 to 1% gains in early dealings, but soon turned down, closing heavy near the day’s lows. Lackawanna, Missouri, Kansas & Texas led activity, while western rails and key bonds showed mixed results amid feverish trading and broad declines. Total shares traded reached about 390,626 with notable firsts and second issues moving in uneven volume.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Acfuss
Ratirod
Lackawanna
Missouri
Kansas
Western Union
London
Hocking Valley
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Omaha
St. Paul
Big Sandy
Green Bay
New Orleans
Mobile
Nickel Plate
Oregon Transcontinental
Richmond & Alegheny Trust
Manitoba
Wabash
Great Western
Lake Erie
Western
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Erie
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Lafayette
Bloomington & Muncie
Market Report Shows Little Change Across Commodities
The market remains largely dull with steady corn oats down slightly in places. Butter cheese eggs beans and other staples show little or no change while new potatoes and poultry ease. Fresh beef remains very dull and overall prices show minimal movement.
Flour and Grain Market Update with Mixed Prices
A light flour trade shows no major change while corn trade slows. Steamer yellow corn sells at 47.4¢, mixed at about 46.1¢, and cat market weaker with No 2 white at 39.4¢ cash and varied bids through June to September. Chicago visible supply lists mixed wheat, corn, oats, rye, and bakers' flour prices. several grade distinctions and export terms noted.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Onio
Indiana
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Market Report Shows Steady Prices and High Receipts Across Goods
Receipts of butter have been large with prices near last quotes as buyers hold off. Western creamery and Northern dairy goods show moderate demand. Cheese and eggs fluctuate. oats, beans, and fruits largely steady, with weak hay and high potato receipts. several regional prices listed for butter cheese eggs beans apples seeds hay potatoes and meats across New York, Chicago, Ogdensburg, Canton, and Norfolk trades.
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New York
Chicago
Ensburg
Canton
N. Y
Liverpool
Ogdensburg
London
Delaware
Maryland
Norfolk
Savannah
Long Island
Bermuda
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
East Extra
New Hampshire
Vermont
Illee
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Bush
Palermo
Messina
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
Do West
Co West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Burbank
Chenangoes
Cotton Market Quiet With Easy Quotations
The cotton market shows quiet activity with easy quotations. Middling uplands around 9.9 to 9.6 cents, Gulf similar. Liverpool futures open quiet with varied June to September quotes. spot market steady around 51 to 53-16d for mid uplands and Orleans, with 10,000 bales sold and 17,000 bales received at the port, including 15,300 American.
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Liverpool
Miduplands
Orleans
Cotton and grains hold steady across markets June report
New York trading notes show cotton prices unchanged with uplands selling mainly at 6lec to 9c ranges and large sales of 1010 bales. Flour and wheat markets mixed with receipts high and exports strong, while corn and rye show quiet activity and steady to firmer tones in several regional markets including Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and St Louis with various bid levels and freight notes.
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New York
Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
Duliardtec
Petroleum—United
Western
City
Continent
S. A. Kuiter
Chicago
Shipmerts
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cattle and hog market results from Chicago receipts
Chicago cattle and hog market report shows cattle receipts 569 with shipments 1500, steers to 370 and 545 for stockers, cows and bulls 256, Texans higher 2310 with 375. Hog receipts 2740 shipments 509 higher, rough and mixed at 2 to 4.40, light ships 2.50 to 3.60, sheep receipts 2600 steady for good grades, natives 2 to 4.50, Texans 2.40 to 3.40, lambs 1.50 to 3.50 per head.
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Chicago
Cotton Market Summary From Atlantic Ports June 21
Net receipts and sales listed by port show mixed activity with quiet to steady demand. Notable figures include New Orleans receipts 686, gross 752. Charleston exports to the continent 2100 and coastwise 2112. Philadelphia receipts 1, stock 14,350. New York exports to Britain 4735 and France 310. overall three day totals 10,809 receipts and 19,335 exports to Britain across ports.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Charleston
Continent
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
France
Sige
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisvile
United States
London and Liverpool Market Report June 21
Reports from London and Liverpool note firm wheat and steady corn with quiet demand. Prices show wheat at 63s 9d to 63s 9d, spring wheat unchanged, corn steady. Liverpool markets list wheat firm demand improving, corn easy, cheese lower, lard up, cotton steady with 10,000 bushels traded.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
England
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financial Daily Market Roundup in London
Financial, London, June 21. Consols 101316. New York Central 1104g. Pennsylvania 5514. Reading 13 percent.
Suffolk County Estate Transfers Across Boston Area
Property transfers across Huntington, Fayette, St Botolph, Charter, Shawmut, Columbus, McLean, Staniford, Washington, Chelsea, Roxbury, Dorchester, Brighton, Revere, East Boston, Charlestown and South Boston show numerous deeds. Notable entries include George W. Nason acquiring land on Huntington and Columbus avenues and Harriett S Johnston’s assets via Jones to Nason. Amounts range from 1 to 10 thousand dollars with dates in May and June.
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Huntington Avenue
Thomas A. Johnston
George W. Nason
Harriet A. Johnston
Fayette Street
Bartholomew O’connor
Edward D. Sohier Et al
St. Botolph Street
Franklin Haven Et al
Jesse L. Nason
Charter Street
Michael A. Kerrigan
Emeline A. Todd
Shawmut Avenue
William Minot
Mary E. Moore
I Oecoo Avenue
Northampton Street
Columbus Avenue
Harrietts. Johnston
McLean Street
Charles ‘E. Proctor
Betsy A. Balcom
Staniford Street
Thomas Bisbee
City of Boston
Washington Street
Harry C. Daggett
Elizabeth P. Daggett
Jana
Chelsea
Frank W. Reynolds
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Hammon Chamberlain
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Lebanon Street
West Hooxbury
S. Frances Dearborn
George Henry Mann
Ashland Street
Roxpury
Arthur L. Hayward
Institution For Savings
Roxbury
Dorchester
Gigie Estate
Edward C. Nichols
Gigie
Revere
Dustin Laney
Benjamin F. Flinn
Boston
Agan Cottrell
James Riley
Webster Street
Charlestown
Henry Smith
William L. Mercer
Soley Street
Foreign kEkxports. YARMOUTH NS Steamer Common
Listing of goods and quantities exported from Yarmouth NS aboard the Steamer Common including flour pickles oil walnuts furniture roofing paper cotton stationery paint oranges vegetables and related cargoes. Also notes schooner Addie John and steamer New Brunswick cargoes with household effects paint egg cases wheels carriage marble waste rakes and scythe swaths. Bark Urho carries coal from Dan to Weymouth NS.
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Halifax
Charlottetown
Pei
Carroll
Athur & Co
Brown
de Lorie & Co
Barnlett
Lyman & Co
Bowles & Co
Dawson
Griffin& Co
Holmes & Co
Hinkley, Ayers & Co
Read & Son
Cassegegs ET
Russell & Co
Shumway & Co
Winson & Son
Delong & Seaman
Hills & Co
Vinson & Son
Boston Type Foundry
Seavey & Co
Clements & Co
John G Hall & Co
Alaska
Bahia
Hainault
Fowile
Ull
Eng
Baring Bros & Co
Moors & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Jones
JS Morgan & Co
Dexter Bros
Dexter & Co
Robert H Rathburn
Stearns
Havana
Savannah
Gate City
Bigelow & Co
Burrows & Co
Chamberlain
Chapin Bros
Davis
Ghapin & Co
Kuste & Daggett
Farnum & Co
Gleason & Co
Houghton & Co
Haccins & Co
James & Abbott
Lowell
Lewell
Locke & Co
Morrison
Morrison & Co
George McQuesten
Muler
Windsor Cotton Co
Samual Stern
Patch & Roberts
H Peters
J H Preston
Richardw & Co
Rosers
Snow & Co
Sherman & Co
Simmons & Co
Tuttio & Co
Waltham
Wailsworth & Co
ST Jobn
New Brunswick
Hammond
Trinidad
Cuba
Charles O Foster
Armouth
Dominion
Barclay & Co
Cheney & Works
O’connell
Delong & Seamaf
Hutchinson
Beck
Simon Puiong
Bbiis & Co
Griffin & Co
G Hall & Co
Jones & Co
Clements
Yarmouth
Addie John
Annapolis & Digby
Weymouth
Releases of mortgages among several parties in 19th century records
Alden D Avery releases mortgage to Reuben E Demmon on Maria W Rogers deed dated Sept 28 1885 for 3000 dollars. George W Basford releases mortgage to Lucy Eben Latham on Samuel Wilkins deed dated Apr 7 for 1060 dollars. James J Molloy releases mortgage to Angella Ahearn on David H Roche deed Feb 3 1881 for 1 dollar. Walter F Babcock to Michael Gately on Michael Gately mortgage Feb 20 for 1 dollar. Boston Five Cents Savings Bank releases mortgage to George F Weller on George F Weller deed Jan 25 1870 for 1 dollar. Timothy Corey releases mortgage to George F Pinkham trustee on Francis Hinnewell deed Nov 15 1881 for 1 dollar. James N Thompson releases mortgage to George M Gibson on George W Nason deed Mar 15 1886 for 10000 dollars.
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Alden D. Avery
Reuben E. Demmon
Maria W. Rogers
George W. Basford
Lucy Eben Latham
Samuel
Wilkins
James J. Molloy
Angella Ahearn
David H. Roche
Walter F. Babcock
Michael Gately
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
George F. Weller
Timothy Corey
George F. Pinkham
Francis Hinnewell
James N. Thompson
George M. Gibson
George W. Nason
Boston Port imports weekly summary June 18 1886
Import values into Boston for the week ending June 18 1886 covering regions England Nova Scotia Spain Hong Kong and others. Goods include cotton, flour, rubber, coal, tin plates, machinery, paper stock, chemicals and wines with totals in the thousands across multiple currencies and destinations.
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Boston
England
Nova Scotia
MITS
Erieross
Spain
Mpbancs Sca
Hong Kong
Pastors
Bamamas
Port Morant
Weicror Sivcessaeks
Cecrcce
Rosario
PRIGR
MCRL
Stee
Azores
Pacrs
Spia Woon
Ovetecusssueke
Iloilo
Suzal
Porto Rico
Belgium
Ereset
edsOse Gioss
Cuba
Germany
Csee
Cigars. Co
Italy
Assignments and insolvencies hit manufacturers and dealers
The Cherokee Brilliant Coal and Mining Company of Kansas City Mo. files an assignment after incorporating in 1882 with 160000 capital and land and works purchased. S W Lawson of Illinois presided. Fawnerd McCammon of Albany NY confesses judgment for 18230 to his in laws. John Merrick of Hudson NY sheriff sold out for 2954. Christy Marvin of Duluth MN assigns. Yallop Delgreat Co of St Paul MN assigns with liabilities around 55009 and assets about 45000. Patrick Fuller Patrick of Leary MN dealers in hardware, and De Los Davidson of Boston insolvency.
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Cherokee Brilliant Coal and Mining Company
Kansas City
W. Lawson
Ilinois
Fawnerd McCammon
Albany
N. Y
S. F. Higgins
John Merrick
Hudson
Christy & Marvin
Duluth
Minn
Yallop Delgreat & Co
St. Paul
New York
Patrick, Fuller & Patrick
Alsa Lea
de Los Davidson
Bostopg
Emery and Hodges Letter on Market Movements
Late private despatch from No. 28 State street reports bullish market at open then retreating as buyers take profits. Cables differ on weather and crops, with England contradicting declines in visible supply. Wheat and corn receipts listed, with forecasts for tomorrow and varying bid and call figures across August contracts.
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Emery & Hodges
State Street
Continental
England
Cvecs-Sescense
Chicago Grain Market Opens Strong then Weakens
C S Lee reports a volatile session with initial gains of 7614c in Chicago wheat, bearish local crop news, and mixed global signals. A surprise 1 549 000 bushel drop in visible supply sparked a brief rally, but gains faded. August closed at 7514e as selling dominated. Shipments totaled 800 000 bushels, seaboard clearances near 2 400 000 last week.
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Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
France
Stone
Seaboard
New York
Port Receipts Reported for Staples at Boston Port
The entry lists quantities of wool flour beef pork rice and other staples received by multiple railways and maritime routes. Totals include 1725 bales wool 8710 bus flour 390 bus oats 3975 bus wheat and 1000 cases preserved meats among many others from Boston and Albany Boston and Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Old Colony Eastern Western divisions and sea shipments. The record notes overall receipts of staple products at the port today from all points of shipment.
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Boston and Albany
Golony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine Rairoad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
By Express
Fitchbore Railroad Passenger Station Timetable Notes
On and after Sunday June 20 1886 trains will run from Boston for the West and Troy with multiple departures daily including Sundays. Services include accommodation and express trains to Syracuse Chicago St Louis and New York Central sleeping cars. Local stops listed for Greenfield North Adams Gardner Athol Orange and other towns with varying morning and evening departures and associated Pullman or sleeping car availability.
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Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Ssoston Air Line
Spur
Cr&n
Canada Pacific
Canadas Southern
Caduon Ceeseccarsess Central Town
Central Pacific
Oregon Transcon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mail
Panama
Chicago & Alton
Evansville
Goprek
Scoccccserscoll
New York Central
Nieee
St Louis
Ississippi
Vcacenesewass
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bur & Quincy
Pullman Palace
Chic
St Louis & Pa
LUM
Reading
Ecesersee
Richmond & All
Cin
San & Cleve
Richmond & Danville
Cleve & Colum
Richmond & W P
COR Coal
Rochester & Pitts
del & Hudson
Rock Island
del. & Lack
St Paul & Omahba
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Wabash, Stl & P
East Tenn Do
Fort Wayne
Houston
Texas
Illiois
Ind
Bloom
West Bao
Suckack
Lake Erie
Ana West Lake Shore
Long Island
Wells Fares
Lo & Nash
Western Union
Louisville
New al
Manhattan Beach
Hocking Valley
Biesersnese
Charleston
Omens Ooeesk
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
LS & W
Pacific
Minn &St
District
Oregon Nav
Causeway Street
Boston
West
Syracuse
N. W
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Troy
Tod
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Biker’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royalston
Erving
Sunday Trains From Boston With Dining Car Service
Sunday trains depart Boston for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington at 6 30 PM daily with Pullman sleeping cars. New York via Norwich at 6 30 PM and New England Limited to Hartford and Boston area with multiple stops. The QNLY LINE offers a dining car and frequent timings to numerous towns including Providence Worcester and Norwood Central with a dense schedule and several express options. Sunday only waters down to intercity and regional connections with Woonsocket division details and return timings.
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Montreal & West
Tien
Vermont
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Central Vermont
R. I
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Norwich
Air Line
New England Limited
Hartford
Biartford
Wiltmartic
Waterberg
Danbury
Breweters
Fisihkill
Wewburg
New Britain
Bristol
Manichester
Rockville
Cana
New Lome
Providence
Southbridge and
Webster
Putnam
Milford
Dudley St
Bird St
Emu
Fit. Bordetn
Haarward St
Mattapan
Bloiver Street
Wyde Park
Meadowili
Ellis
Borwood
Worvwood Central
Winslows
Biackstome
Pw- Sunney
Norwood Central
Woonsocket Division
Sandsys
Woonsocket
Dauy
Middletown
New Haven
Pullman
Waterbury
Fishkill
Grand Central Depot
Wilimantic
New Britai
Willimantic
eBoe
Jersey City
Trenton
Richmond
New London
Danielsonville
City of Worcester
City of New York
Summer Street
W. H. Turner
Fiat
Ndall
Gen. Pass
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Water Power
Bell Telephone
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Little Rock & Fort Smith
Mexican Central
New York & New England
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Healey
Union Pacific Rusway Company
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George L. Bradbury
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Sidney Barnlett
New York Produce Exchange
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Oda Fellows’ Hall Association
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Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
East Boston Dry Dock Company
Potomska Mills Company
New Bedford
C. H. Venner & CO
Pealers
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Congress St
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Old Colony
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Boone, Ila
C S Mason
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U S
Denver
Col
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Par
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W D Robinson & Co
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M Heinemann & Co
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J L Schafer
Schafer
Jane
BUMOP
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Esse CE Co
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Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
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Wilton
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Bedford
Bhet
Lexington
Feet.y
U. SM
Ord
Arrivains
Nashua Junction
Llen
Lucius Tuttle
Pass'g’t
R. R
Lovell H. H. Causeway Street
Jefferson and Way
Jefferson
Oakdale
W. Boylston
So. Clinton
Het. Berlin
Eiudson
Express
Ktet
Jaockh Bottom
Bret
Sec
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Waverly
Lucius Tuttls Wen
Passeur
Solaris
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!