Money Market Briefs Show Steady Rates and Bank Exposures
The Money Market reports a dull steady week with clearing house rates firm. New York funds traded at a discount, and government securities stayed quiet with rates around 107% to 109%. U.S. bank statements show a rise in loans but a $2.18 million drop in specie as currency flows shift away from New York.
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Dividends Declared by Chicago and Alton and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
The Chicago and Alton company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 per share on preferred and common stock payable November 15. The Cleveland and Pittsburgh road pays a 7 percent annual guaranteed stock dividend starting December 1. Transfer books close November 10 and reopen December 2.
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New York Stock Sales Report November 5
Today's transactions total 197,000 shares. The list shows shares sold with opening, high, low and close for each, followed by the previous close. Banks and railroads including F. Henshaw & Co, Tremont, and Railroad National Bank appear among the participants.
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New York Financial Markets Plunge Amid Bank Reserve Drop
New York financial scene shows money on call easy at 3 percent, with closing paper at 6 8, while sterling stays dull. Government and railroad bonds remain steady. Vanderbilts push stocks higher early, then pullback after bank statement reveals over two million dollar reserve drop.
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California Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco
The official closing prices for mining stocks in San Francisco on November 5 show activity across a range of firms. Notable listings include Crown Point, Gould & Curry, Nevada North, Sierra Nevada, Union Con, and Yellow Jacket with varied percent changes and prices.
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Eeereane
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Fo Eureka
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Hale & Norcross
Nevada
Belle Isle
Sierra Nevada
Gi Union
Sens
Aed
Ttah
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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County real estate transfers show numerous Oct. 24 and Oct. 25 deeds across streets including Edinboro Columbus Ashley Warrenton Roxbury and more. Transactions involve buyers such as Caleb W. Loring Aman da D. French Giovanni B. Perroio Hannah Bresnahan and Richard H. Splaine with prices noted and mortgage-backs on several properties.
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Theodore E. Schwarz
Caleb W. Loring
Columbus Avenue
George M. Hooper
Amanda D. French
Ashley Avenue
Edward Turner
Giovanni B. Perroio
Warrenton Street
Martha C. Drayton
Mary E. Perkins
Hannah Bresnahan
Roxpury
Augustus Wilkins
Edwin Frothingham
Edgewood Street
Leonora J. Whipple
Richard H. Splaine
Bromleen
Dorchester
J. Homer Pierce
Michael Nolan
Eest
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Charles E. Spiller
Joseph H. Clapp
Kenwood Street
Mortgage transfers listed for Oct in Boston area
A series of October mortgages are recorded across Boston neighborhoods. Transfers include Sarah Rowarth to Edward L. Chaffee in East Boston, Josephine Peabody to South Boston Savings Bank in Dorchester, and Charles F. Kittredge to Oils Norcross on Lombard and Bushnell streets, with values from 100 to 4000 dollars and properties on Peters, Aylston, Linden, Paris court, Appleton street, Warrenton, and more.
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Edward L. Chaffee
Decatur Street
Boston
Josephine Peabody
South Boston Savings Bank
King Street
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Frank EB. Garvin
Peters Street
West Roxbury
William Donohue
Albert H. Bickford
Aylston Street
Charlestown
Charles F. Kittredge
Oils Norcross
Lombard and Bushnell Streets
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Foster
Edward A. White
Linden Street
Patrick Collins
Mary E. Ingalls
Paris Court
Annie O’bren
Neilie M. Young
Appleton Street
Maurice Bresnahan
William B. Durant
Warrenton Street
Mrs Emma Kendall Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Mrs Emma Kendall of No 5 Auburn Avenue Somerville near the Fitchburg crossing suffered a stroke while walking on Somerville Avenue Saturday afternoon and died Sunday morning. A separate ad notes CORRECT Livery uniforms for indoor men and staff offered by G W Simmons & Co 32 to 44 North Street Boston.
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State Street
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Auburn Avenue
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North Street
Commodity Market Summary of Agrichem Goods and Staples
Pig iron unchanged and steel rails unsettled. Copper active. tin firm and active. tin plates firmer. Spelter unchanged. Lard in fair demand. flour quiet but firm. Corn quiet and steady. oats firm. oatmeal quiet. Rye quiet unchanged. rye flour steady. malt unchanged. Millfeed in good demand. Butter very firm. cheese quiet. eggs firm. Beans fair movement. grass seed steady. hay fair demand. straw unchanged. Potatoes plenty and quiet. sweet potatoes scarce. Poultry steady. apples dull. pears in good demand. cranberries steady. quinces scarce. grapes fair. Pork and lard unchanged. fresh beef quiet. lambs dull and plentiful. veal moderate demand. Tallow firm. refined sugars higher. raw sugars unchanged. molasses quiet.
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Metal market reports steady prices and rising copper trends
The metal market shows steady demand for American pig iron and plate iron with firm prices, while copper moves higher amid large mining production. Tin and lead stay firm or uneven, and London tin prices edge up with spot and futures activity.
Exports of Boston Port Week by Week 1887 1886 and Oct 29
The Boston port export table lists weekly shipments for Nov 5 1887 and comparisons to 1886 and Oct 29 1887. Items include butter cheese oleomargarine pork bacon hams beef fresh beef lard flour sacks wheat corn cornmeal oatmeal apples and cattle with tonnages and bushels. Strong entity details include places and commodities.
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Market Reports November 5 Flour and Grain Prices Steady
A concise market note shows no change in flour and grain prices. Minneapolis choice brands hold at $5, corn remains firm with light supply and quiet business, while No 2 white corn quotes mix around 36 to 37 cents in elevator and on track. Cat prices rise gradually as demand stays sparse. December and February calls seen at 38 and 39 cents, respectively.
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