Money Market Report From Boston March 22 1887
The Boston money market shows firm rates with a further advance at the clearing house. Loans on call with collateral security sit near 6 percent, time paper from 6 percent upward. Clearing house balances and New York funds are described, with substantial exchange activity and varied bond and stock movements led by Atchison. Reports discuss Santa Fe and Baltimore & Ohio rails, Atlantic & Pacific, and other railroad securities, plus mining and telegraph company earnings and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
I38
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bank of Montreal
Spe
Cialties
Atchison
Atchison J
Ives
Wall Street
Santa Fe
Baltimore & ‘Ohio
Kansas City
C. I’. ‘Huntington
Jay Gould
Southwest
Chicago
St. Louis
Atelison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
San Francisco
California
Indiana
Evans‘ville
Straits
New Orleans
Eult
Union Pacific
Adams
Weare
Congress
Wisconsin Central
Penokee
Gosebic
AM Wisconsin Central
Burlington & Northern
Pullman Palace
Pull
Cleveland & Canton Stoc
Canton
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Gould
Iron Mountain
Converse
Boston & Lowell
Ournal
Boston & Maine
Dividend Declarations From Local Banks and Rail Company
The Waltham National Bank declares a 4 percent dividend. The Natick and Cochituate Horse Railroad Company declares $3 per share dividend. The Ontario silver nine declares February dividend of $875 000 payable March 31, totaling $8 150 000 distributed to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham National Bank
Natick and Cochituate Horse Railroad Company
Ontario Silver Nine
Boston Stock Exchange Buyers See Mixed Activity
Trading on the Boston Stock Exchange shows varied results with multiple issues quoted at different prices. Highs and lows are listed for numerous firms and bonds, including Cal Soine, West End Land, Wollaston, Mex Cent, and East Ll coll, with First Call at 10:50 and 12 M summaries reflecting unsettled pre-market to noon activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
At.& Pacific
G& LO
Ko& Alr L
Saitoan
Ralland
Cifio
Central
Lowa
Central Pac
Tronton Iron Co
St. L
Wollaston
West End
T&s
Erie
A&p
B&l
Fort
B&n
Han
den Mass
Houst
Tex
Isi C
Veer Essen
Pullman, Oy
Long Island
Lou
N. LO
Man
Beach
C5 & N
Doi Inc
Memphis & C
Kansas Des
Union Pacific
Miss. Pacific
Bell Tel
M. & Ohio
Eee
West End Land
M . J. Cent
GO A
T&s Fe
At & Pac
Boston
Providence
AG C
Ohio & Miss
B& Q Bs
West
Oregon
E&ne
Ms Pa
Pittsburg
Pallman PC
Rutland
W.N& R
W.P
O Roch
Pitts
Rock Island
St. i
New England
St. At
M. & Mere
Aspinwall Land
Eevesee
Brookline Land
Boston Land
Pacific
Ae & BI
San Diego
Thea & BL
T& SE
Atlantic & Pacific
Fic
Peineas Pal
Eastern Railroad
New York
N. W
R.G
jSt. le
Wisconsin Central
Ste
St. P
Central Mass
Cleveland & Canton O
U. Pac
W. Shore
Chic
Burl & North
Chic, Burl & Quincy
Adams
Chie & East
Flint
Terra Istaandard
FE Cristo
Stanislaus
Nengland
Savage
Belle Isle
Tenn
Old Colony
Wisconsin
Allouez
Arnold
Atlantic
Atlantic Bonanza Ene “* L%3 Ay Calumet & Hecla Ef] of 0 Catalpa
Franklin
Huron
Trenton Lron
UOC
Napa
Lowcat
Cal Soine
BEL
Bonanza
Wig Wollaston
A. T&s F
Ares Esas
Agate
M. A
C & East Ll Coll
Vane de Scrip
Rey Ty Nor Pac
Tothbon
Rantman
PR Oiaied
Bous Cscs
Ironton Iron Co
Moston WE
Cies
San Diego Land
Wollastons
Fs Hee Ehort ' A
T&s SP
Dob
Cee Ug Fey At & Pac
West India
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Many Cities Ad
A list of shoe buyers and representatives from multiple cities including Allentown Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Evansville Fort Worth Fulton Indianapolis Kansas City New York Pittsburgh St Louis Toledo Zanesville and others. It names individuals and firms such as H Leh & Co Bangs Berd & Co Sanger Bros C H Fargo Co Kellogg Johnson & Co Woolman Todd Allen Shoe Orr & Lindsley Famous Shoe and Clothing Co and American Rand Sewed Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
Leb
H Leh & Co
Boch
Baltimore
Charles Bangs
Bangs
Berd & Co
Tre
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Spragins
Stover & Craddock
C Adler
Frank & Adler
Jun
Buffalo
Ramsdell
Sweet
Sweet & Co
Brun
Chicago
McLaughlin
Selz, Schwab & Co
Cincinnati
P Cowen
Cowen & McGrath
Chail
Frank M Fargo
C H Fargo & Co
Cumberland
S J Edwards
Columbus
C Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
Detroit
Mich
Fulton
F E Goodson
Craw
Indianapolis
Ind
A Jones
Irot Jones McKee & Co
Kansas City
S K Green
Amn
New York
W Neeley
W Neeley & Co
Parsons, Jr
CS Parsons & Sons
Par
Pittsburg
Jd Kaufman
Kaufman Bros
Savannah
Einstein
Einstein’s Lane
Springfield
Starkey
Starkey & Scowden
St Paul
Minn
H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
St Louis
W Todd
Woolman-Todd Zoot & Shoe Company
A W Allen
Claflin Allen Shoe Company
D B Linasley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe Company
Aim
D H Clements
Famous Shoe and Clothing Co
Toledo
B Saylor
The
American Rand Sewed Shoe Co
Zanesville
Henry C Werner
Xenia
R L Stewart
Market Summary New York March 22 A dull steady close
Money on call easy 4 to 8 percent with last loan at 5 and closing at 4. Government and railroad bonds dull to firm. Stocks opened dull and heavy then rallied but trading remained light. Port Worth and Denver & Texas Pacific were most active with mixed moves across various issues. Total sales 13.5 million shares with modest gains and losses, closing near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Port Worth
Denver & Texas Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver
Chesapeake & Ohio Purchase
Omaha Canners
Houston & Texas
the General
Insolvency and Attachments Reported in Essex County Courts
Several businesses and individuals face insolvency or attach ment actions. Names include P. B. Wolf Brattleboro Henry W Reed Canton C A Wright Northampton Harrington Lowney New Bedford George A Ordway Quincy and others in Eureka Raleigh Hawthorne West Liberty Jones Chicago and New York. Third and second meetings held for multiple cases. Sheriff attaches C M Rothchild Co New York. Judge Donohue grants attachment for H Cladin Co. firm confesses judgments totaling 30 009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Wolf
Brattleboro
Henry W. Reed
Canton
C. A. Wright
Northampton
Harrington & Lowney
New Bedford
George A. Ordway
Quincy
McNamara & Kinsley
Eureka
Cal
BE. Uf. M. Hounslow
West Liberty
J. C. Maurer
Toys
Chicago
J. C. Brewster & Co
Hardware
Raleigh
N.C
F. W. Cole
Hawthorne
Ila
W. H. Kennedy
Pollard
Ala
Essex County
Minot Tirrell
Joan H. Kimball
James S. Eaton
Nathaniel H. Boardman
Joseph C. Call
John T. Bailey
Frank L. Johson
Edwin R. Gage
James J. Murphy
Lawery & Kruck
Edgar R. Bailey
Enoch
Northend
Charles P. Wells
Sheriff Grant
C. M. Rothchild & Co
White Street
New York
Frm
Donohue
Supreme Court
H. & Cladin & Co
Market Summary Auction Row Finds Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Commercial matters show steady to firm demand in lumber and millfeeds, with butter cheese and provisions firm. Eggs fall slightly while oats oatmeal and rye show modest firmness and quiet trades. Grass seeds active and apples quiet but firm amid generally unchanged prices across staples.
Lumber Market Notes and Northwest Mill Expansion
Lumber demand varies by type with Eastern, Southern, Western and Northwestern markets showing steadiness and limited changes. Northwest mill capacity, led by Wisconsin and Michigan, is expected to surge this year alongside railroad and mine development, raising pine production and mill construction along new routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Lumberman
Chicago
Northwest
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Wolf River
Vermont
Indiana
Anthracite Trade See Moderate Demand and Rising Shipments
The report notes steady demand for anthracite with lower prices and little northbound movement beyond Cape Cod. Port shipments rise as the Schuylkill canal opens, Reading avoids canal routes, and weekly coal tonnage climbs from 622,119 to 666,733 tons year over year, while gas coals stay inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Tidewater
Port Richmond
New York
Schuylkill Canal
Reading Company
Market Reports March 22 Flour and Grain
Market dull with steady corn and unchanged flour prices. Steamer yellow firm at 61 1/2 cents, steamer mixed at Old Yac. Oats firmer yet quiet. railroad rate hikes slow activity. No white in elevator. track lots offered at 39 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents. Call bids show No 2 white oats at 38 1/2 to 38 3/4 cents. March and April bids and asks around 38 to 38 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Farmers’ Review
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Seaboard
Bush
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
United States Seaboard
Portland
Yac
Butter and cheese markets steady amid mixed farm goods notes
The report shows butter steady with firm fresh stock in Elgin at 81c with over 30 000 lbs sold. Cheese remains firm and stocks well sold. On call bids and offers list various New York Vermont Northern and Eastern prices for creams and dairy products. Potatoes, beans and seeds show varied activity with buyers’ favor and large receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
New York
Vermont
Abbott
Bermuds
Bermuda
California
Western Dairy
New York Creamery
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Minnesota
Timothy
Jersey
East Swale
Houlton
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Cotton futures and spot price activity in Liverpool and New York
Liverpool cotton futures opened irregular and closed easy across several months with March at 5 2b-64d and May at 6 26-64d. Spot Upland prices rose with middling at Haltingly firm. New York spot closed firm with middling at 103 5/16 cents. Futures in New York opened steady with scattered bid and asked levels through September and December. Market totals show 12,000 bales sold and 35,000 bales received. Oil and sugar markets noted, with refined oil at 65 cents per gallon and raw sugar firm with Cuba centrifugals sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Mapon Ecu Ns Ce
Grace
Cuba
p_ t
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report of March 22 1887
The Boston Post summary lists market totals for cattle sheep hogs and calves with state origins and car counts by railroad. Prices for market beef store cattle sheep and lambs plus hides tallow and skins are itemized, with notes on quality classifications and regional market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Lord Acoustic
Kensh Veton
N. E
Iiss
Catalpa
Bonanza Eeern
San Francisco
Cal
Alta
Biaia
Bulwer
Mount Diablo
Best & Reichs
Estes
Potosi
Savage
Crown Point
Union
the Gould.& Curry
Utah Yellow Jacket
Finle & Norcross
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Anim N.hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Brighton
N. B
Boston & Albany Railroad
New York Flour Receipts and Exports Report
New York reports flour receipts 22 431 barrels and sacks exported 2 796 barrels 27 198 sacks sold 12 000 barrels of common to choice white wheat Western extra 460 430 dollars fancy price cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Valencia
Cephalonia
Norseman
Elsa
Jamaica
Seaverns & Co
Baldwin
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tallman Sweet
Northern Spy
Virginia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
New York
Western Extra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aentleman
Lowell
Lawrence
Lowell Road
Central Massachusetts
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Rutland Common
Boston & Providence
Roslindale
William A. Russell
Mexican Central
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Ironton
Bell Telephone
Mexican Telephone Company
Central & South American Company
Erie Telephone Company
J. W. Bennett
Old Dominion Copper Company
Globe, Ann
Michael H. Simpson
Simpson Heirs
Kiezar
National Banks of
Calumet & Heela
Globe
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad
Wilson W. Pay & Co
State Street
Devonshire Street
Kilcaga
Burlington Northern
Ake, Brot & Oa
H. D. Kyle
Broad
New Sta
New York City
Boston Stock Exchange
BOARD
NEW York Financial
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Western
Y Bush
St. Andrew
Hubbard
Lord
Choice
Quarty
Coal Trade
Watertown Union Live
Telegraph
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