Money Market Trends and Stock Movements in Boston
The Boston money market eased with rates sliding at the clearing house and on time paper. The Boston Stock Exchange showed active trading with Atchison and Atlantic & Pacific drivers and news from Illinois Central's Iowa Falls Sioux City deal influencing shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling Exchange
Passumpsic
Wisconsin Central
Lamson Store Service
Boston Land
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
America
Atlantic & Pacific
Pullman Palace
Ullman Palace Car Company
Town Falls
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Illinois Central Peida Company
David P. Kimball
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Mass
Horace Williams
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Little Rock & Fort Smith
California Southern
Summit
Ted Flint
Pere Marquette
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wisconsin Central Common
Union Pacific
Rail and stock market notes from 1887 edition
The report notes joint earnings practices for Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific, with a March weekly tally and year totals. Stocks including Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland and Mexican Central show gains, while Detroit Lansing Northern shows a weekly rise. Boston Maine system expansion via lease affects routes to New England and Canada. Lamson Store Service and West End Land movements reflect consolidation talk and land stock demand near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Union Pacific
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Exican Central
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Louisville
Evansville & St. Louis
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Louisville, St. Louis & Texas
West Point
Stephensport
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut & Passumpsie
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Concord and Northern
Maritime Provinces
Boston
Canada Line
Lowell
Fitchburg
Springfield
Worcester
Providence
Holyoke
Northampton
Passumpsic
Lamson
Detroit
West End
Atch
Top & S
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
California Southern
Central Mass
Owen
Cleveland & Canton
Chic
Burl & North
Burl & Quincy
East Ilinois
West Michigan
Cin, San & Cleveland
Eastern
Seeere
Flint & Pere
Iowa Falls
S City
Aneee Rr
Tener Seeeene
Oregon Short Line
Wisconsin Central
Ausougs
Atari Sass
Bonanza
Brunswick Antimony
Oly
Montana
Bly Calumet & Hecla
Sear Awe
Franklin
Catalps Ee
Eesee
Huron
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Elée
Catalpa Os
Napa
Dividend notices for multiple companies with April payable dates
Atlas National Bank pays 24 percent on April 1. Rescott Insurance Company issues 3 percent semi annual payable April 1. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad 1 percent payable April 20. Delaware Lackawanna and Western quarterly 1.4 percent payable April 2. Evansville and Terre Haute declares quarterly 1 1/4 percent payable April 15. Books close April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas National Bank
Rescott Insurance Company
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Eee
Evansville
Stocks and fish market report from San Francisco March 25
The page lists closing prices for mining stocks and bonds, then details on mackerel and herring markets, Canadian and Nova Scotia fishing, weekly Gloucester and Boston fish receipts, and assorted commodities including butter, cheese, eggs, beans, seeds, hay, and produce with prices and quantities for domestic and imported goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiet
Nova Scotia
Halitex Board of Trade
Scotland
Norway
Holland
Provincetown
Wood End
Truro
Newfoundland
United States
Treasury Department
Maine
Portland
Gloucester
Georges
Grand Bank
Ipswich Bay
Shore
Dennisport
Wellfleet
Aspo
Boston
Hake
Haddock
Porter S. Roberts
Mattie Winship
Nellie M. Davis
Novelty
Robin Hood
Col
J. H. French
A. R. Crittenden
Howard Holbrook
Henry Wilson
Marc Castile
James
Eila
Western Banks
Plymouth Rock
H. A. Duncan
Cecil H. Low
Killing Scud
H. S. Clark
Eila F. Bartlett
H. M. Rogers
Labrador
Best
Stock Market Ends Very Dull After Mixed Activity
New York trading on March 25 shows money on call easy at 3 to 51, last loan 38, close 2144 3. Markets open firm led by Hocking Valley and Fort Worth & Denver, then slump to a dull, heavy close near openings. Railroad bonds active, select issues gain, while overall volume remains low and prices drift downward.
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New York
Vprime Mercantile
Hocking Valley
Fort Worth
Canada
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Louis
Arkansas
Texas
Green Bay
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Consol Trust
Northwestern
Mackinack & Marquette
East Tennessee Firsts
New York Central
Hocking Valley Generals
Richmond & Danville Consols
Mobile & Ohio Second
Foreign Financial Markets Report From London
London March 25 Consols stand at 101 15 16 for money and for account United States 4s yield 180 1 2 percent Do 42s at 111 1 4 Atlantic and Great Western firsts 471 1 4 Canada Pacific 633 4 Erie 345 4 Illinois Central 185 Mexican ordinary 62 St Paul 92 5 5 New York Central 115 4 Reading 109 percent.
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Cal So
Pas
ITF &S Cy
San Francisco
Cal
Alta
Rest & Belcher
Seichey
Ossay
Novaio Sa Csi
Cal So Inc
Bai
Bodie Con
Pia Bo C.B& N Bs
Qbear
Potosi
BS CO
Savage
Tees
Crean Point
Sierre Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union
Esaat Easterns
Utah
Ceres
Lr& Ft
Ev & St L Gs
P& Ark
Sips
Ari Bell Tél Sb
Ssa
Sas
Uoues. OU
PRG
Lelea Ie
Kearsage
Ereiecee
Nadas Desis Wiebe
Cy Louison SS
Boylston St Sa
Frenchman
Eise
Ripe
CPOE
Siasscace
Fitchburg
Pullman
Ratland
Ohi
AOD Baise Sks
Maverick Ld
M. At & Pac Inc
Geer
Cal & Hec
Maron
Aspinwall Land
Boston Land
Wollaston
Lco
West End Land
Pau
Bret Zoo
Cal Spine
Lr&fts
Lou
Ev & St L
Ao Scrip
So Kan
Bellaveyne
Allouez
Osceola
Boston la
Boston
Frenchman's Bay
F & S Cy
Fitehburg Pref
Ecco
Iia Sa
Elas BT
Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Ally
Brookline Land
Borgo Oat Eches
San Diego Land
West Tind
Boston Water Powers. Co
Bey A
T& SF
DRO Sne
Atlantic & Pacific
AO Incomon Ta Ee
Eastern Railroad
Cn Mexican Central
Iroom Sas Ceca
New York & New England
Wisconsin Central
At & Pacific
Pacific
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
Alton
St.l& P
del. & V
BOO
R. G
God
Erie
Fort Wayne
Han
St. Oor
Tee
Central
Long Island
Low
Rian
Beach
Sneer
Man
Mar
Cin
Memphis & Ch
Jentrsal
Gole
M.L
Minn
St. Jar
M. & Ohio
Osee
M. & Lssex
Nash, & Chat
N.J. Cent
Ripon
Miss
West
Oregon
Panama
Pittsburg
Anne
Dan
Rach
Pitts
St. Zane
M&m. Sac
St. P
Texas
Utica
Oregon Inn
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Onion
Osiciiy
Secveces
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Real Estate Transfers Across Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County transfers show multiple property moves on March 10 to 13. Transactions include Abby R Spence to Charles Fay on Rutland street and William Sheen to Charles Barnard on Linden street, among many others with prices ranging from $1 to $13,000 and mortgage details where noted.
Mortgage transfers recorded in Boston area
A series of March 10 to March 14 mortgage filings in Dorchester Roxbury and West Roxbury. Flora K Barry to George Baird for 1000 on Chand ler street. John Strebel to Franklin Savings Bank for 1600 on Dorset street. Henrietta Holtzer to Florian Freigang for 5000 at Boylston and Chapel. Henry J Bartlett to Edwin Bartlett for 1500 on Circuit street. Frances W King to Hannah McCarthy for 669 at Oakland and Thornton. Rufus Crafts to Ruth Prouty for 350 on Rockville street. George Erhard to Pioneer Cooperative Bank for 800 on Dorchester avenue. Levi Berry to John Curry for 2500 on Green street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Street
Abby R. Spence
Charles F. Fay
Linden Street
William G. Sheen
Charles F. Barnard
Cortes Street
William Holmes
Frederick M. Forward
Essex Street
Sylvia K. Koch
Jabez A. Crandall
Eliza J. Bigelow
Columbus Square
Henry D. Simpson
Clara M. Treadwell
Springfield Street
Rufus H. Spalding
Augustus Russ
Tremont
Melville Avenue
Cornelinus M. Vinson Et al
Eben Denton
Dorchuester
Charles Ripley
Abbie F. Bellows
Harvard Street
Thomas Ellis
Halsey J. Boardman
Dorchester Avenue
William Stearns
Jonathan R. Gay
Isaac. Copeland Et Ax
Freeman J. Doe
Arcadia Street
Benjamin D. McDonald
Isaac
Copeland Et Ax
Henry M. Snell
Alice S. Babcock
Fuller and
Bushnell Streets
William McLaughlin
Joseph D. Gallagher
Jones’s Avenue
Roxspury
Paul H. Hendricken
Thomas Ramsey
Hampden Place
William IF. McCarty
Frances V. King
Oakland and
Thornton Streets
West Roxpury
Mariana Gramlick Et al
Siegmund Moeller
Boylston Street
William F. Stone
Barbara Schaffner
Washington Street
Augustus W. Sprague
Charlestown
Revere
Edwin J. Venables
Colman D
Hall
Centennial Avenue
Almira Bird
James Hunter
Winthrop Avenue
Chelsea Savings Bank
Winthrop
Charles Burrill
Harriet M. Burrill
Madison Avenue
Flora K. Barry
George Baird
Chandler Street
John Strebel
Franklin Savings Bank
Dorset Street
Dorchester
Henrietta H. Holtzer
Florian C. Freigang
Boylston and
Chapel Streets
West Roxbury
Henry J. Bartlett
Edwin J. Bartlett
Circuit Street
Roxbury
Frances W. King
Hannah Jane McCarthy
Oakland
Rufus C. Crafts
Ruth W. Prouty
Rockville Street
George Erhard
Pioneer Cooperative Bank
Levi V. Berry
John T. Curry
Green Street
Market Report Notes Flat or Steady Across Commodities
Commercial matters show markets for fish flour corn oats oatmeal rye flour rye barley malt millfeeds butter cheese eggs beans potatoes hay straw grass seeds truck tallow provisions fresh beef sugar molasses and apples all quiet or firm with no notable changes. Poultry remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Ohio Flats
St Louis
Western
Eastern
Vermont Dairy
Vermont
Minnesota
West- Srp
Timothy
North
Bush
West
Clover
Jersey
Market Prices for Fresh Fish and Seafoods
A garbled list of seafood items with varied prices and codes. Cod, haddock, halibut, mackerel, pollock, salmon, shad roe, oysters, clams appear with inconsistent figures and locations such as Norfolk and Providence River. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to about five dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Providence River
Market Reports March 26 Flour and Rain In Market
The market for flour remains uncertain with trade nearly at standstill due to the interstate commerce bill. Bulk long hauls and steady steamer yellow and steamer mixed prices are noted while oats stay firm. Closing Chicago quotations show mixed wheat and corn prices, with flour and millfeed figures and various grain yields for futures and spot sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bakers
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Canada Western
Eastern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Basset, Whitney & Co
Bankers & Brokers
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
Water Works
Bankers
Congress Street
Lea
Birington
Blake
Rs & CO
ST Joseph & Grand Island
Foote & French
Congress St
Stock Exchange Building
State St
A & F4s
Do Inc
C, K & Wine
Frenchman’s Bay
At & Pac
Seas
ALT & SF
Lou AS
California
Cen. P. Ists
N. W
R.G
S. F. AW Sivas Es Sik WM Cae
Tex. P. L.G
Tex. P. KR. G
N. Pac
U. Pac
U. Nav
Plymouth
Con.c.&va
Helena
Stanislaus
Tenn, C
Allentown
Penn
H B Koch
H Leh & Co
Baltimore
Charles Bangs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Bufffalo
T Ramsdell
S M Sweet
Ramsdell
Sweet & Co
Brun
Beaufort
Cowen & McGrath
Frank M Fargo
Hi Fargo & Co
Payton
F Reibald
Mich
C E Smith
H S Robinson & Burtensham
Dallas
Tex
J Newburger
Sanger Bros
G L Dixon
Dixon, Mackey & Bro
Kt Worth
B C Evans
BC Evans Co
Fulton
Craw
W Morgan
Moor, Morgan & Co
F Monroe
Monroe Bros & Co
Vlattsburg
C McDougall
E G Moore & Co
Savannah
A Einstein
Einstein’s Sons
G W Todd
Woolman-Todd Boot & Shoe Company
A W Allen
Claflin Allen Shoe Company
D B Linasley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe Company
Ain
Toledo
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Bean
East Swale
Houlton
Houston Hebrons
Aroostook
Aroostook Hebrons
Hebrons
New York Hebrons
Northern
Burbanks
Prince Edward
St. Andrew
Cape Cod
Marroy
Hubbard
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Suffolk County