Money market drifts with small changes in rates and bonds
The May 24 money market showed little change with clearing house rates at 2 percent. Time paper ranged 3 to 5 percent, and loans on call with collateral secured at 2.4 to 3.5 percent. U S treasurer holdings and bond offerings detailed, while Boston stock activity remained dull and several rail stocks moved on light volumes.
Utah Bonds for Sale in 1888 for Educational Buildings
The Utah Territory seeks bids by noon May 31 1888 for 150 bonds of one thousand dollars each bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds are redeemable after ten years with a mandatory redemption fund of at least fifteen thousand dollars annually, and sale to highest bidder with security and possible bid rejection. Bonds fund educational institutions and fall under territorial and congressional debt limits. Territorial Treasurer James Jack signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Utah
Salt Lake
Deseret National Bank
City
New York
State of
United States
Legislative Assembly
Governor
Congress
James Jack
Territorial
Auction Sales of Stocks at Boston Exchange 1888 List
The notice details auction sales on Saturday May 26 1888 at the Boston Stock Exchange listing numerous stocks bonds and rights from banks railroads and companies such as First National Bank Hyannis Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Co City of Chicago Maine Central Railroad and many others with executrix and executor orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First N. Bk
Hyannis
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Co
City of Chicago
M. L
Algopanth Club
Boston Tow Boat Co
N. Eagle Bank
Metropolitan N. Bk
Washington N. Bank
Metropolitan Natl, Bk
Powow River N. Bank
Pratt Mant. Co
McKay Met
Ff. Asso
Sugar Refineries Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
K. Howard Watch and Clock Co
Seer Refineries Co
Eliot Fire Ins
Lombard Investment Co
Boston Wharf Co
Reece Button Hole M. Co
Union
Fast
Maine Cent. RR
Consol Mort
Iowa Falls
Sioux City RR
Old Colony Steamboat Co
Fe RR
Atlantic
Ins. Co
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal
Ad . S B
St. L. T
Central
Gorlp
G&a
Valon Pacific
Wis
Cen
I Do Inc
Atch
Lantic & Seen
Ae Bae Ats
Boston & Albany
Boston & Wo
Boston & Pains
Boston & Proy
Anna Cal. Southern
Central of Mass Oc
Canton
Cal, Sp. & Gin
Del
Flint & P. M. Com
K.C
Brokers’ Board
Cl. & So
Mem
K & W Bs
Kcgm&b
Maine Central
Bar Harbor
San Diego
West End
Retland
T&sk
Union Pacifico
Borg A
T&s F
B&n
L C
Ny&ne
Lamsoi
Ser. Co
Soan
Mining and ‘Stock Exchange
Boston
Wis Centine Eeeer
Am Bell Tel
Arte
Erie Tel
Rap
Han’k
B& Mont
Allouez
Arnold
Royal Gold
C& Hee
Aztec Wei
Atalpa
T’n
Crescent
Winthrop
T&sf
Aim
Elect
B& L Soon Free
Dunkin
Burton
B&m
Hanover
Lureka
Lord Ac
Ken
Mass
Huron
N. E
Meter Ny&ne
Ocean
Rutland
Minnesota
M&b
Rutland Baye
Bell Telere Erie Tel
Aspinwall
Boston WP
Boylston St
French Bay
Enner
Catalpa
Franklin
Osceola
Famarack
A,t&sf
B& M
B&q
Rene
Eenee Ve
Eevevee
Boston Stock Exchange
Aed Allonez
Eerer
Arno Oee
Bonanza Devel’ T
Cal
Hecla
Wewane
Trenton Enene Ee Kearsage
National
Ee Osceola
Eunenee
Pewabic
WINGY
Ridge
Tamareck Orbs Land Companies
Crews Ble
Oylston Street
Rookline
Cambello
Brench Bay
Averick
Payson
Enodscol
Ess
Eesee
Opeka
Enone
Wollaston
Atchison
L. G. TB
ARS
Scoccreves Ee
Commercial market notes and price movements
Leather and many commodities show quiet to firm trading with higher oats and rye. Livestock demand is mixed while pork and butter stay firm, and truck activity remains strong. historical financial figures and bonds are partially listed with percent notes and currency references.
Wool Market Quiet in Chicago as Australian Demand Dips
The Chicago markets report quiet trade across general wool, mainly for fine combings. Australian shipments last season reached a record high of 2000 bales above prior totals, while average over three years runs around 19,000 bales. Price quotations cover Ohio Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York regions, and various wool types including carpet, combing, clothing, and crossbred, with Australian clothing at 34–38c and combing 35–41c per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
America
Creeee Dd
Duibbl-B.sceescscee
Ee Bott
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Territory
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Georgia
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Micigan
Maine
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
Montevideo
Cape
New York Financial Market Shows Weak Session and Declines
Money on call was easy and rates edged up while government and railroad bonds stayed quiet. The stock list sank with New England Reading and St Paul leading declines as the market turned weak after a brisk morning. London buyers appeared early but volumes faded and closing prices fell to new lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
St. Paul
Reading
New Nagiana
Fort Worth & Denver
Fort Worth
Denver
New England
Paul
Oregon
Peinelpet
Baltimore & Girparkersburg
Chicago & Indiana
Delaware & Hudson Pennsylvania
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Metropolitan
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Wabash
Ilinois Central
Texas Pacific
Iron Mountains
New York
Prime Mercantile
Bsterlin Exchange
London
American Electric Manufacturing Co Faces Receivership
The American Electric Manufacturing Company of 3 East Fourteenth Street New York suffered ten judgments totaling 19419 against it this Wednesday in favor of the American Electrical Works of Providence. The sheriff seized assets. Judge Lawrence of the New York Supreme Court Chambers is asked to appoint a receiver for the Santa Eulalia Silver Mining Dome in Mexico to wind up affairs. The firm owes about 330000. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Electric Manufacturing Company
East Fourteenth Street
New York
American Electrical Works of
Providence
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Santa Eulalia
Mexico
Boot and Shoe Buyers List by City and Firm Names
A compiled roster lists boot and shoe buyers with names and firms across multiple cities including Burlington Cedar Rapids Davenport Dubuque Columbus Mobile and Philadelphia. Entries cite individuals such as T W Barhyat J Emery M R Amsden Aaron Blum W Cave Luther Knox and J T Monroe along with associated companies and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Barhyat
Barhyat & Co
Chicago
R Wells
M D Wells & Co
Quellore
J Emery
Hatch & Emery
Cleveland
J Fourtins
NO Stone
Columbus
N_N Curtis
Wella & Curtis
Davenport
Bryant
Bryant & Co
Dubuque
M R Amsden
Lange & Amsden
Tre
Allipolis
H Andrews
J Doges & Co
H Blum
Alveston
Tex
Aaron Blum
L Indianapolis
Ind
W K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Loulaville
Cave
WC Cave & Co
Ad. Leavenworth
Kan
L A Knox
Luther & Knox
Moblie
Ala
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein
Meridian
Miss
I Marks
Roth
Leather and Hides Market Largely Steady with Low Demand
The leather market shows quiet activity with modest movement in sole leather and built leather. Finished leather sells in small lots, wax and kid dull, boot grain moderate, and pebble gloves fair. Rough leather weak, domestic hides plentiful, and foreign hides dull as buyers hold back while prices stay near last quotes.
Wool Market Shows Dull Buyer-Driven Activity Forecast
Market remains weak with no new features as buyers wait for the new clip. Prices unchanged across grades amid small lot demand. notable activity in Pennsylvania and Texas with some local sales and clips concentrated at Gatesville. Territory wools steady. California supply minimal. pulled wools abundant in extras, Ohio demand limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
Texas
Theaymond Martin
Laredo
O'Connor & Sullivan
Kirkpatrick
Rouse & Baldwin
Weatherford
Coryell
Hamilton
Gatesville
Moffet
Kerryville
Territory
Colorado
California
Oregon
Maine
Ohio
New York Wool Market Holds Cautious Tone Across Regions
New York shows steady to cautious demand with no rush to sell. Portland sees slow arrivals of 172,368 lbs as shearing advances. San Francisco remains dull with cautious buyers. Louisville and St Louis report steady tones with varied prices for different grades and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eithe
Texas
Territorial
Portland
San Francisco
Louisville
Kor Assort
St. Louis
Missouri
Shoe trade outlook dull with modest orders and price cuts
The boot and shoe trade remains slow as buyers postpone orders and prices fall across common lines. Most shipments are small and consumers show little interest, though calf and grain go demand hold. Jobbers secured contracts while retailers review samples for future orders, hoping for a larger next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Split
Kip
Come Org
Boston markets flour and grain prices May 24
Local price list for carload grain shows steady flour with mixed demand across regions. Quotes span Minnesota bakers’ clear corn Michigan stone spring patents and export grades with small shifts. Chicago and St Louis receipts noted. New York wholesale steady with several white wheat and patent grades. Steamer yellow and mixed corn on track firm with slight buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Cael
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Conmon
City
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Chicaca
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
National Bank
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Bank of France
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Burlington & Quincy
Wall Street News
Paul Morton
Lucius Wakely
Morton
Adams
Representative Long
Carlisle
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Newark
Street
Oregon Navigation Company
Oregon Navigation
Northern Pacific
California Southern
Oregon Short Line
Flint & Pere Marquette
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Fort Scott Equipment Comny
National Webster Bank
Memphis Equipment Company
National Union Bank
Charles Merriam
Sears Build
Mexican Central
Sonda
Atlantic Acific
Wisconsin Central
Atchison Plains
Trust
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Hartford Courant
Standard Oil
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Standard Pene
Rockafeller
New Haven
San Diego Land Company
San Diego Union
Winslow
Horace Porter
W. L. Frost
William Amory
D. McCool
National City Record
Alvah K. Lawrie
W. H. King
Cincinnati
Lawrie, King & Co
A. B. Lawrie
San Diego Bee
Lawrie
Mclantyre, Lawrie & Co
Frenchman’s Bay
Bell Telephone
Tamarack
Boston & Montana
Saginaw
Felspemini Mich
Detroit
Utah Territory
Town of Leominster Water Loan
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Congress Street
Foote & French
Oregon Short Line RR
Curtis & Motley, Stock and Bond Brokers
State Street
Nashua & Lowell RR
Great Falls & Co
McKay
Nat, Hank. Ae
Cuma Mat. Ing. Co
Cuma Mat
Champion Iron Co
Middlesex St
Lowell RR
Kansas Mortgage
Lombard Invest. Co
Florida
Maine Central RK
Metropolitan Natl Bank
Do Naumkeag Natl
Salem
Metropolitan Natl
Do Home
Milford
Milford Nati. Bank
Righta
Vermont & Mass. Rr, Co
Concord Rr, Co
Cheshire RR. Co
Freenman’s Natl. Bank
West End St. Ry
Boston & Boxbury Mill Corp’n
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
de Dwelling House Insurance Co
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR
Sonora My
City of
Ixchange Bank
Suleim
Do Asiatic Natl. Bank
Washington Ins. Co
Neptune Ins. Co
Somersworth N. Bank of Great Falls
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Manchester & Lawrence RR. Co
Merchants N. Bank
Met. N. Bank
Boylston
Memphis, Kansas & Col. RR
Boston & Maine RR
Maine Central RR. Co
Ss.cesee
Ms Voce Hk
P.O
So. P. & C. Bete
Tex. BP. L. G. Tr. Aes
IV. Vo Ists
W. Shore
Aly Mo
Pacific
Air Line
R. & Newep
Seeteee
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Cin
H. & Diess C
Ee Bom
Cleve
del. & L
East Tenn
Erie
Fort Wayne
Eaves
Ft. W
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Houst
DL Central
Long Island
Boi
Lou
Man
Beach
Eley
Ohlo
Essex
Nash
Chat
N. J
Sref
N. Y. Cent
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West
D&e
Pittaburg
W.P
Asia
Rock Island, Eee
Rome
St . Eee
Pref
Pau
T. P
O. C
Utica
R. U. Pacific
Oregon Im
Bila
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Kan. P
N. W
N.W
O. Nay
Ehis Fargo
Amador
Mono
Best & Nee
Bodie
Ontario
Plymouth
Cal. Co
Cal& Wall
Fl Cristo
Lagat Co
T Hock
Es Ri
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
Europe
Philadelphia
Williams & CO
NEW York Financial
Alta
Commonwealth
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