Money Market Report Signals Firmities and Weekly Clearing Trends
The Boston Money Market closes firm with steady rates at the clearing house and weaker New York funds. Global exchanges reach 13.99 million today and 86.14 million for the week, with balances near 1.41 million. Sterling bills and government issues show mixed movement as the weekly table compares 1887 with 1886.
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Boston
New York
Joanson
Sterling Exchange
United States
Baltimore
San Francisco
New Orleans
Ittsburg
Kansas City
Louisville
Providence
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Memphis
Indianapolis
Olumbus
Wichita
Artford
Apt. Joseph
New Haven
Norfolk
Portland
Rpepiass Cca
Springfield
Worcester
Sovercube
Jowell
Grand Rapids
N. Y
Baring Brothers Advertises Global Financial Services
The firm offers pay and sell foreign exchanges and tele graphic transfers across Europe California and the British provinces with stock and bond orders executed in Boston New York and Philadelphia.
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Europe
California
British Provinces
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Financial Market Summary from New York March 12
Money on call eased to 3 4 percent with a 1 million 60 day bills loaned against stock collateral signaling scarce funds. Market remained dull with minor price moves. Richmond West Point and Phenix mining drew attention amid a bear raid. Total weekly bond sales reached 8.584 million with several issues showing small gains or declines.
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Atchison
Atlantic& Pacific
Boston & Lowell
Boston Consolidated Streetailway
Chicago
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California Southern
Burlington & Northern
Central Massachusetts
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Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Mexican Central
New York
New England
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Summit Branch
Union Pacific
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Bonanza Mining
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Aspinwall Land
Boston Water Power
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Boston Land
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Foreign Financial Markets Report From London Markets
London reports show steady discount demand at 2.4 to 2.142% with stock exchange activity firmer. Foreign and English railway securities led gains, English railways rising 1 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent while American rails remained unsettled though firm. Baltimore and Ohio talks hindered briskness in investment.
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Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Erie
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Stock Exchange
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Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A list of buyers visiting from multiple cities including Baltimore Birmingham Birmingham Charleston Chattanooga Columbus Cincinnati Des Moines Detroit Helena Philadelphia Pittsburg San Antonio St Paul Syracuse Wilkesbarre with firms and representatives such as J A Lawrence Rich Lester G H Lester S R Rich C M Henderson M C O Neill M Lieber M C Paul A K McConnell A M Belknap A E Nettleton and E Lowenstein showing activity in the boot and shoe trade.
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J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
Birmingham
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R Rich
Rich & Beiderman
Par
Inghamton
H Lester
Lester Bros
Chicago
W S Henderson
M Henderson & Co
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McLaughilin
Selz
Schwab DC
Charleston
C O'Neill
D O'Neill & Sons
Chattanooga
Tenn
M Henderson
McConnell, Craw
Philadelphia
Penn
M Belknap
A Shumway & Co
San Antonio
Tex
Joske
Joske Bros
St Paul
Minn
H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Syracuse
E Nettleton
Nettleton & Co
Wilkesbarre
E Lowenstein
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Real estate transfers in Suffolk County and Dorchester area
A burst of property deals across Newbury, Beacon and Portland streets plus Dorchester and East Boston. Transfers include trust to Walker for 70 000 dollars on Newbury street and several lot buys for 1 dollar with mortgages back, and railroad and tidal Tuckerman Street plots in Revere with single dollar transfers.
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Oliver W. Peabody
Francis A. Walker
Beacon Street
George Higginson
Richard M. Rogers
Portland Street
Frank W. Wildes
James W. Tufts
Dorchester
Stephen Bowen
Alford B. Wilton
Clayton and Leonard Streets
Charles H. Coffin
Frank H. Crown
Walk Hill Street
Mattapan Street
South
Boston
Samuel P. Croswell
Emerentina C. Gillis
Joshua Jenkins
East
James William Anderson
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Curtis Street
David H. Blaney
Revere
Robert A. Vinal
Albert A. Tapley
Tuckerman Street
Mortgage filings on various Boston area properties in March
A series of mortgage records shows William Masony to Richard C Humpherys on Shamrock street. Francis A Walker to Samuel Wells trustees on Newbury street. Columbia R Beal to Francis V Balch on Norfolk street Dorchester. George A Polsey to Susan Newton on Wenonah street. Samuel M Shapleigh to John W Shapleigh on Wannebeck street Roxbury. Charles H Norton to Warren Institution on Monument avenue Charlestown. John S Ourish to Rollin H Allen on Amherst street. Josephine Ek Fisk to William Collins on Sherman street Roxbury. Dates range February 28 to March 2 with amounts from 2500 to 1400.
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Richard C. Humpherys
Shamrock Street
Francis A. Walker
Samuel Wells
Newbury Street
Columbia R. Beal Et Ax
Francis V. Balch
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
George A. Polsey
Susan
Newton
Wenonah Street
Samuel M. Shapleigh
John W. Shapleigh
Wannebeck Street
Roxbury
Charles H. Norton
Warren Institution For Savings
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
John S. Ourish Et al
Rollin H. Allen
Amherst Street
Josephine Ek. Fisk
William ¥. Collins
Sherman Street
Multiple Companies Face Credit Troubles Across Cities
The report lists businesses from Boston to Burlington and beyond facing insolvency or settlements. Edward W. Jones’s Silverware Co offers 30 cent on the dollar settlements. John M. Watson & Co. negotiates at 10 cents. James A. Main, Philadelphia, has an $8887 execution. George G. Hackett of Boston is insolvent with liabilities around $10,000.
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Edward W. Jones
Standard Silverware Company
Boston
John M. Watson & Co
Tremont Street
James A. Main
Philadelphia
Penn
George G. Hackett
Rhode Island Water Gas Company
George S. Wilcox & Co
New Bedford
Mass
R. W. Emerson & Co
Summer Street
Wiliam H. B. Holmes & Co
Nations
Providence
R. L
Martin Luke
Burlington
Herbert R. Jordan
Cambridge
Thomas F. Harrington & Co
Woonsocket
RK. L
Salem temperance groups seek Father Mathew statue
Catholic temperance societies accept John J. Horgan of Cambridge offer for a life size Father Mathew statue to be placed in Salem with a suitable base and city site. Cork Ireland copy to be shown. First class liquor licenses set at 500 dollars while 41 applications exist. deadline March 31. Company F, Twenty third Regiment marks 25th anniversary of Newburne battle with a sapper event at the Essex House.
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Salem
John J. Horgan
Cambridge
Father Mathew
Cork
Ireland
Newburne
Essex House
Butter and Cheese Markets Steady Across Regions
Butter remains firm with prices near last quotes as Chicago shows strong demand for high grade. New York and Liverpool hold firm or steady on butter and cheese. Eggs little changed with downward price pressure. bids and offers listed for Eastern and Western eggs while potatoes, hay, straw and poultry show steady or quiet activity.
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Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Market Report Shows Steady Tones Across Commodities
Dry goods and flour trade remain dull while rye flour and malt hold steady. Butter cheese and eggs stay firm, potatoes and truck demand modest, provisions and fresh beef steady, apples quiet but firm, with hay straw and grass seeds largely unchanged.
Quiet yet steady dry goods market with mixed demand
The dry goods market stays quiet but steady with fair commission trade and active jobbing. Weaker prices persist for some items while others show firmer rates, including 64x64s at 85 cents and 60s at 8 cents, and improved demand for indigo blues and corded fabrics.
Market Reports March 12 Wheat Corn Oats and Flour Prices
The flour market is dull and unsettled due to wheat in the West. Corn and oats are quiet with limited trade. steamer yellow and mixed prices listed. Closing bids on corn call and oat call shown, with sales in May and April. Quotations for No 2 white oats, spring wheat, steamer yellow corn, and various mill products listed with bids and asks.
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