Boston Money Market Quiet as Bonds and Stocks Rally
The Boston money market remains quiet and steady with double-name paper at 4 1 2 to 5 percent and single names at 4 to 5 percent. Blake Bros. & Co. loaned $250000 to Massachusetts for six months at a very low rate. Clearing-house balances show bank lending at 3 percent and New York funds discounted at 5 to 12 percent. Exchange totals rise from a year ago, and government securities firm with 4s and 4 1 2 s quoted near 109 to 110. Sterling exchange steady, demand bills at 4.87 4 60day bills at 4.86. The Boston Stock Exchange closes strong with land stocks leading gains and several major rail names moving up. New York and Boston markets diverge on some ties, with speculation about consolidations in New England stocks and a possible merge scenario involving New York, New Haven & Hartford and Boston lines.
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Boston
Blake Bros. & Co
Massachusetts
New York
Sterling Exchange
New York Stock Bechanes
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Morton, Bliss & Co
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Company
Mojave
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago Deere of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Galesburg & Rio
Nebraska & Colorado
Omaha & North Platte
Grand Island & Wyoming Central
Republican Valley & Wyoming
Oxford & Kansas
Chicago, Nebraska & Kansas
Republican Valley
Kansas & Southwestern
Beaver Valley
Colorado
Union Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Transcontinental
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Jas
Chicago
Kansas & Western
Sonora
Wisconsin Central
Kansas
Wade
Mexican Central
Mexico
New England
State Street
Wall Street
Shorts
Bostwick Party
New Haven
Hartford
Oston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony
Boston & Providence
Kiernan
Providence
Whitney
Providence Road
West End
Campobello
San Diego
Newport
Penobscot
Topeka
West-West End
New York Commercial Bulletin
Metal Exchange
London Cables
Mexican National Railway stock exchange details and privilege notice
Mexican National Railway Stock Worth and Denver firsts contributed large sums, with various bonds and stocks changing by small amounts. The Matheson Palmer agreement secures exchange rights at par for stock in the reorganized company under a voting trust, with a May 23, 1887 foreclosure sale deadline. John Pratt, Secretary. New York Stock Sales May 18 reports 467000 shares traded and prices.
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Matheson-Palmer
Union Trust Company
New York
John Pratt
Olasine Vastardaw
Market Report Notes Steady Prices with Cautious Wool Outlook
Wool shows steady prices while the market hints at uncertainty ahead for wool investing. Flour, corn, oats, and many staples remain firm or quiet with limited activity. Leading descriptions quote selling prices as the market digests future demand and volatility across commodities.
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Dea
New York Stock Market Ends Day With Broad Advances
Money on call easy, bonds firm yet dull, stock market opens strong and closes at best prices. New England and Missouri Pacific lead gains as bears cover shorts amid a squeeze theory. Railroad bonds sales total $4,478,000 with lively activity in coal stocks and grangers.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Bears
Englanua
Misouri Pacific
Fort
London Market Notes May 18 Consols At 103 and more
London financial bulletin reports varied bond and stock quotes with Consols at 103 percent for both money and the account. Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 40, Canadian Pacific at 65 44, Erie at 3534, Mexican ordinary at 64 . St Paul common at 96, New York Central 1165, Pennsylvania 58 5.
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Allouez
Eas Esses
Boston
Esicence
Brookline
West End
B. & Air L
Eane
Oe Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Enews
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Central
Iowa
Ya Cal. Southern Inc
Central Pac
Kan
Western
Ches, & Ohio
Chi Alto
R. & Ft. Smith
Anee
Erie Tel
Cen
GOS
Ce St. Ld P Treee Netel
Ado Ti Aligobi
Oregon
A&p
Val
Sonora
Ton
Texas
Sentral Serra
Aevtee
F&p Mota. E
Ny&ne
Ang Island
UN Pac
Boston & Alban Siecaresa
Ml &N
Wis
Boston & Lowel Ti
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Chi
East Mines
Chi, Bur
Northern
Bur
Quincy
Peewee
California Southern
Central Asd Mass
Sand
Cleveland
Cleve
Sarre
M & Essex
Theweus Sane Ae
M& Birm Bs
Fitchbur
Esceese
Nash
Sioux City
Non & W
K.C
Ft. Scott & Gulf
Spring & Memp
Northwest
Ma Lock & Ft. Smith
Ohio “& Miss
Bell
Eastman C H Co
Old Colony
Spain
Pittsyure
Lamson
Bonanza Mg
Suntni Bt
L. Tee
Bell Telephone
St. “Pau
San Diego
Erie Telephone
West End Land
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Ae Eastman
Texas Pacific
Pac
Continental National Bank
Second National Bank
Third National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Pace Man
Boi BN Ove C,b& Qo
State National Bank
Gee Pullman Pal Teaeeee CL& Jeeves Wean
Eliot Nationl Bank
Eeeeeneeé
W. Union
Ie It
Cent Mass
Freeman’s National Bank
Ee Luz American Ol
Sane
Boylston National Bank
Aman
F& PM Pfd
National Bank of Republic
Coal
Etee
Lr&fts
Metroolitan National Bank
Er Ae
Ee Ee
Sp&m
National Bank of North America
P. Ists
Bristol County National Bank
Taun
D.& RG
Eee
St. L
Concord National Bank
OSL
Ween
Merrimac Manufacturing Co
Sts. Peeeess
Cons
Pullman
Bates Manufacturing Co. D
Ps U Pac
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Ais Pew Eeee
Sts Ose
Serere
Washington Mills
Old
Tex
Calis
Con
Montreal
N. Pac
Rutland Railroad
U, Pac. W. Shore
T& SF
Portsmouth
Falls & Conway RR
At & Vac Inc
Toledo, Cin
St. Louis RR
Boston & Colorado Smelting
Adams
U. Bisccteoes
Wells Fargo
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Consee
M& Ers
Boston Athenium
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Cee Amador
N. Belle Isle
McKay & Bivelow
Jest & Belcha
Ontario
Leveland
Oahio
Brunswick
Lynn
Bulwer
Td Plymouth
Jackson, Lan
Sag
Cedar Rapids & N
Renfrew
Oregon Improvement Co
Terra
Cristo
Santiago
Bell Tel
Allegan & G. Rapids
H'le &N
Ss Security
Erie
Mont
Stanislaus
Bonanza
Kearsage
Boston National Bank
New England National
Ie Boston
Columbian National Bank
Brookline Land
East Boston Li
Suffolk National Bank
Sahiba Frenchman's
Lot National Bank
Lyman Mills
Newmarket Manufacturing Co
Continental Mills
Wollaston Ld
Wakefield Rattan Co
A,t& SE
Great Falls Manufacturing. Co
At & Pac
York Manufacturin, Wich Occanis
Cal So
Mass
Nashua Manufacturie C
Boston & Providence RR
B&q
Boston, Concord Montreal RR
Tease Cley & Cant
Cambridge Horse RR
Sena
Rutland Se
Fitehbourg
Connecticut River Railroad
Cinein., Sand. & Cleveland RR
Chicago & West Michigan RR
Ny& NE
Boston, Con
Portsmouth & Dover RR
Concord & Beem eTens
Pullman Pal
Aay
Boston Gaslight Co
Seaee
Boston Marine France Co
St. Paul
Chicago
A.T& SF
Cowley, Sumner & F
Nashua & Lowell
Gr. Rapids
Newaygo & Te
B & N Bs Ae
M&b
G&ne
O& LC
So Kan Bs
Mars
Aspinwall Ld
Wollaston
Slha
Alloue
Catalpa
Dunkin Mining
T& F
A&p See
B&tl
B&m
Spr & M
NY &Nepref
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mortgage Transfers on May 7 Across Several Communities
Multiple May 7 mortgage deeds recorded including Michael J. Martin to Mary N. Todd for land and buildings on Gardiner Street West Rozbury for 950 dollars, Mary I. Anderson to George W. Esta brook for West Third Street Chelsea for 165 dollars, William H. Cundy et al to William Minot trustee for Cushing Avenue Dorchester for 4000 dollars, Rosa Lane to Hannah E. Howard for Warren Avenue north side for 1900 dollars.
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Kneeland Street
Josephine Barry Gwynne
Thomas Raddin
Wayne Street
Mabel W. Whidden
William V. Alexander
Russell Street
Harvard College Corporation
Charles I. Litchfield
Common Street
Emma K. Noah
Marks Berwin
Leverett Street
Dora Farnsworth
John E. Lynch
Daniel F. Rindge
Columbus Avenue
Francis L. Grosvenor
Gertrude S. Dillaway
Dudley Avenue
Loure Boston
John J. Fellmuth
Bridget Magee
Fourth Street
Boston
Edward I. Browne
James Fahey
Ae Street
William G. Emery
Paris Street
Anton M. Mosse
John A. Burnham
Lexington Street
Randall J. Elder
Falcon
Meridian Streets
Charlestown
Sumner Whitney Shephard
Cora E. Boynton
Main Street
Horace BE
Boynton
Patrick Dempsey
Bunker Hill Street
Revere
Willi m F. Hall
Jonathan Stone
High Street
Jalmeron H. Yeomans
Lottie Egleston
Ocean Avenue
Winthrop
Joseph H. Jessop
Isadore England
Pearl Avenue
Michael J. Martin
Mary N. Todd
Gardner Street
West Rozbury
Mary I. Anderson
George William Estabrook
West Third Street
Chelsea
William H. Cundy
William Minot
Cushing Avenue
Dorchester
Rosa ©. Lane
Hannah E. Howard
Warren Avenue
Wool markets stay unsettled as demand shifts and prices vary
The wool trade shows mixed signals with domestic demand quiet while foreign buyers, notably Australians, stay active. Prices differ by region from high west prices to lower home rates, leaving manufacturers unsure when to buy. Western mills seek supply. Atlantic dealers hold, and St. Louis forecasts growth as interstate commerce shifts receipts. California and Texas markets inch toward new tariffs and faster shipments.
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West
California
Texas
Mississippi
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic
St. Louis
Seaboard
Kentucky
Georgia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Louisville
Barry
Fort Worth
Chicago
Southern Pacific Company
Canadian Pacific
San Joaquin
San Francisco
National Wool Growers and Sheep Shearers’ Association
Territory
Lake
Flour and Grain Market Report May 18
Flour market firm with higher averages seen as mills push prices. Corn steady with limited demand and multiple steamer lots moving. futures show slight shifts. Millfeed quiet. oats and barley mixed with varying cash bids. Prices for flour grades, cornmeal, rye and malt given alongside hops and export values. Major entities include Chicago quotations and regional grain terms.
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Chicago
Ant Sosga Soaem Suly
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Canada Superior
Canada
Bush
Canada Western
Eastern
Choice
Commodity Market Roundup and Price Standings
The butter market remains firm with light receipts and steady Philadelphia, St Louis and New York quotes varying by region. Cheese and eggs show mixed activity with Western and Eastern markets firming in spots while hay, tallow, and potatoes hold steady. vegetable and seed sections reflect strong demand and higher quotes for certain beans and peas.
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St Albans
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Vermont
New York Extra
Michigan
Island
Nova Scotia
Canada
Timothy
North
West
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Cleveland & Canton
Cleveand & Canton
Ohio River
Connotton Valley
Blood
Flint & Pere Marquette
Fast Saginaw
Mich
Legislative Committee
Frenchman’s Bay
East Boston
Aspinwall
Maverick
National Union Bank
Fall River
Basset, Whitney & Co
Bankers & Brokers
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Omaha
Cambridge
Lowell
Fitchburge St. Louis
Este
Kansas City Cable
Blake Brothers &O
Congress Street
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Kansas
Western BR. Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. BR. Co
Atchison Co
C. H. Venner & CO
IG Congress
Daniel Manning
C. N. Joapan
F. Blankenhorn
Cash
H. A. Surra
Ast
Western National Bank
City OF
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Blankenhors
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Asa P. Potter
J. W. Wobk
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Mexican National Railway
Green Bay
Houston & Texas
General
Knoxville & Ohio
Louisville, New Albany
Boston Stock Exchange
Vives Juovur
CPR Pacific
Rutland
A, A
Uc Cal
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Honerine
O. O
Kensington Chair
Lord Acoustic
Ae Ee
Burton Steel Car
N. BE
Ers Ard
Ket
Delaine
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Ftecasiavea
Michi
Maine
Montevideo
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Australian
New Zealand
NEW York Financial
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