Auction of Boston stocks on Wednesday November 21 1888
The Boston Stock Exchange lists securities to be sold by auction on Wednesday Nov 21 1888. Items include shares from Dwight Manufacturing Co Hingham Savings Bank Little Rock Junction Ry Co Weston Lead Mfg Co Essex Co Nat Car Co Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co Amory Mfg Co Ames Sword Co Boston Athena Lombard Investment Co Shawmut N Bk etc. The catalog shows numerous railroad stocks banks manufacturers and regional entities with varied quantities and issue years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Mfg. Co
Hingham Nat. Bk
Hingham
Mass
Little Rock Junction Ry. Co. Ln
Weston Lead Mfg. Co
Shoe and Leather Nat. Bank
Ouglas Axeilg. Co
W. End
W. End St. Ry. Co. Prefd. 50. Do Farmers’ Loan and Tr. Co
Kansas
Essex Co
Nat. Car Co
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
Amory Mig. Co
Quincy
Newport
Rt. 1
City of
Davenport
Lowa
M. L
Consol
Linds
Hamilton Woollen Co
Ames Sword Co
Boston Athena Nn
Lombard Investment Co
Atlas N. Bk
Shawmut N. Be
Howard N. Bu
N. Union Bx
Mechanics’ N. Dk
Gt. Walls Mfg. Co
Hamilton Woolen Co
Appleton No
Lyman Mills
Wakefield Rattan Co
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Atch. Guar
Leavenworth, Top. & So
Western RR
U. P. Guar
Burton Stock Car Co
Quebecois
Eee
Eeaee
Oregon
Seer
Pacific Mail
Ree Ee
Pullman
W. Union
Sree Seis
Brokers’ Board
Metropolitan Bank
Exchange Bank
Eagle Ban
Boston Bank
Patroleum
North Baal Vis
T&s Fe
Chi, Kan & W
Ban
Salem
Conn & Passumpsic
Asiatic
J. M. NY
Webster Bank
G. Bees
Howard Isank
D.& RG
Continental Bar
St. P
Tremont Bank
Boyiston Bank
Eae Wens Gu
Traders’ Bank
Een Eeeee
Ee Eee Ste
Merrimack Manuf. Co
Aspinwall Land
Tex
Ict Poston
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Clinton Mills
N.d
Tex. P. BR. G
Winthrop Land
Allouez
Appleton
Coeeeee Abe Keee Bees N. Pac
U.P. Ists
Boston & Montcoppers
W. Shore
Butie & Boston
Io O Vt
Eeneeeeres
N. W
Dovem , Bs
Nashua Manuf. Co
Eeeeeeere Vreeeee
Kearsarge Eeeweee
Amor Manuf. Co
Granite Railway
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence RR
Esse
Adaamms
Chi. Bur & Nor. Eeereee
Lynn
Boston Horse
Neers Amador
Ontario
Plymouth
E Northern RR
N. Fitchburg Rit
Kan
City
Ft. Scott &Gulf
Chis
Isis
Coahi
Savage
Cin, San & Cleve
Worcester
Nashua & Rochester RK
Con. C. & Va
Silver King
Burg American Insurance Co
Exchequer
Fitchburg
American Loan and Trust Co
Eenee
Hoek. Coal
Tenn, C. & I
Flint & Pere Maree
Foston Alhommunle Scesser Es
Hormestake
Union Cen
Essex Covsee Eos Ve
St L
Louis
Boviston
McKay Metal
Fragstening Asso
McKay & Bigelow Hee
National Car Co
Ceere
Oaeee
West End Rapid
Boston Gas Co
Eereenenee
Eeonere Oy
Chelsea Gas Co
Seyeiaas Ase
Bay State Live Stock Co
Eeseeee
National Geating Co
Massachusetts
Eneseree
Cleveland
Oston & Albany RR
Vik Mining Companies
Boston & Maine RR
Consolidated Railroad of
Cin
Sand. & Cleve
Ital
Nashua & Lowell
Eude
New Mexico
Pactic Ts
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
Michigan Central RR
St. Fe
Mont
Toe Ka & St. Fe KR
Scott
Eastern & Memied
Central
New Bedford
Dunkin
Little Rock - Ft. Smith
Serip
Ssee
Franklin
LA Huron
Eevere Fronton
Kearsurge
National
Osetee
Osceola
Ridse
Lis Tamarack
Giass Aspinwall
Lin Boothbay
Boston
A . Seeaeet
Boylston Street
Brookline
Eve Eette
Campobello
Eastboston
Bay of
Wollaston
Atchison
L. G. Ts
C.& W. Mich
Vt. Hs
LOIS
Cis M. & Stal Gs
Rik
K.C
FLS
K. C
D'O
Oregon Ss. LL
L. C. Con
Pueb. & A
Rutland Gs
Union Pacific
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleve
Canton
Wits Col. Sp. & Cin
Bat Det
Neeeeneerte
Mein
Dh LR
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
Union
Lee
West End
Wis
Bell
Eric
Eng
Lis
Eastman Car
HS Lamson
Pulman Palace
Errr Mining and Stock Exchange
Bonanza
Penobscot
N. EE
Sandusky
Prichs
Rt. Mary
Reece
Cataipa
Winthrop
Burton
Ag Kureka
Humob
Ken
Huron
Mesnard
Ocean
Duke
Enee
al. S Pacific
B. & Air Line
Central Pace
Ches
Ohio
Dei
Vic
Del
LOS
V& A Lees
Aeee
Erie
Orl
Kort Wayne
Fhous
Lou
Wey M
Ylin
Mian
Ley
Tenner
N. i
Ohio & Miss
Usle
SOM
Rock Islind
St. Led
Isi
St. Pa
St. Pam
U. Pacific
Utica
St. Lei
BOO Iissee
W.ch &K
Money Market report shows dull, easy funds and mixed bonds
The Boston Money Market closes dull with bank rates near 4 to 9 percent in general markets and 2 to 3 percent on loans. New York funds at 10 cents discount. clearing house exchanges and balances listed. Government securities firmer and various bond issues priced. Foreign exchange stable, with treasury movements noting reserves and deposits in New York banks.Industry and stock activity described with Atchison and California Southern movements, broker chatter, and market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Dividend Declarations From Mines and Companies
The Winthrop Shore Land Company declares a two pay dividend of 25 cents per share. The Jackson Company declares a dividend of 840 per share. The Homestake mine pays its 124th monthly dividend of 20 cents totaling 4,263,750 distributed. Lig Aspen Mining and Smelting Company of Colorado declares a dividend of 20 cents per share or 40,000 payable on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Shore Land Company
Jackson Company
Homestake Mine
Aspen Mining and Smelting Company of Colorado
New York Financial Markets Update Navy News Summary
Money on call ease to 1 percent high and 1 percent low. last loan 1.42. closing offered 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper in good demand, supply small at 4 to 6 percent. Bar silver steady at 93.4. Sterling exchange dull but firm. sixty day bills 4.84 to 4.89, demand 4.38 to 4.38. Government bonds dull but firm. railroad bonds quiet yet strong. Stock market dull but firm. total railroad bond sales $432,000. International coupons up fractions. Reading third preference incomes 1 percent, other amounts fractional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estou Post
Lerding Clearing Houses
United States
New York
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Lattimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Memphis
Columbus
Srenger
Gilveston
Portland
Norfolk
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
St. Joseph
Worcester
Los Angeles
Lowell
Sypacnslee
Wichita
Grand Rapids
Quincey
Otesu
Topeka
N.Y
D. C
Atchison
California Southern
Btookline Chronicle
Congress
Chronicle
Massachusetts
Gulf Division
Strong
Street
Kidder, Peabody & Lo
Barings
Muntington
Post
Charles Head
Missouri Pacific
Aitchison
Navy
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Annual Report of the New York & New England Railroad
The thirteenth annual report details losses from the 1888 March storm totaling $60,000 and a $128,000 drop in net earnings from through freight. It covers track and equipment improvements, bond and stock sales, new freight collection rules, a Hudson River bridge contract, and the year’s earnings, expenses, and net surplus. It notes increased permanent liabilities, real estate and equipment outlays, and a slight overall earnings rise versus the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad Company
Bostwick
Hudson Suspension Bridge & New England Railway Company
Hudson River
Peekskill
Shinn
Boston Harbor
Newbury Datchess & Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
Rochester
Norwich & Worcester
New London Northern
New London
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Union Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Worcester
Norwich
Allyns Point
Fisikul Che
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Gafeey
Corps of Engineers
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wyoming
National Park
Real estate permits issued for apartment houses and shops in city
Last week the city granted building permits for multiple properties including apartment houses at Huntington avenue and Cambridge street, a store at Harvard avenue and Temple street, various dwellings on Armstrong, Ashley and Moreland streets, and a factory on East First Street. Also reported are mortgages of note for Silas W. Merrill on Marlboro street for 22000 dollars, Edward Miles on Summer street for 13000, George Nason on Huntington avenue for 30000, Charles Pierce on Commonwealth avenue for 15000, and Thomas White on Falmouth street for 12000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Say
Huntington Avenue
Keening & Strout
B. Schlesinger
Cumberland Street
Keening Brothers
KE. B. Horn
Hugh Nawn
J. J. Williams
Lake Street
South Street
Stubbs
Warwick Street
Sterling
A. Nooris & Co
A Dupee
Cambridge Street
Harvard Avenue
A. Rogers
Valentine Bort
Temple Street
Winslow
Lanning & Son
Kidder Press Company
Norfolk Avenue
J. S. Morton
John Riley
Bennington Street
May
Gattiel Merz
Armstrong Street
Chestnut Avenue
Moreland Street
Dennis Street
W. Priesing
Ashley Street
Armstrong
John Anderson
H. Carr
East First Street
D Street
Silas W. Merrill
C. E. Thayer
Marlboro Street
Edward V. Miles
Commodity Market Snapshot Quiet and Steady on Grain and Meat
Flour quiet and corn easier with oats moderate. Oatmeal steady while cornmeal quiet. Rye unchanged and rye flour quiet. Butter very firm and eggs firm. Beans and pork in good demand, potatoes in good demand, poultry strong. Fresh beef steady, veals small supply, mutton quiet, lambs unchanged, tallow firm, sugars steady.
Business Troubles: Denham Returns to Explain Wrecked Firm
George A. Denham, a Boston shoe dealer who vanished after a loss near 200000, has reached Lynn. He will inform assignees Carr Knowlton and Woodbury of all he knows about the failure. Assignees have sold most boots and shoes for 37000, with liens of 9000 paid. Revere Manufacturing liabilities total about 759, including 70 secured on stock. Stock value about 559 and good accounts around 220 also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Denham
Boston
Lynn
Mr. Denham
New York
France
George J. Carr
W. H. Knowlton
P.O. Woodbury
Revere Manufacturing Company
Playgrounds for Children Report Successful Summer Program
The Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association committee on playgrounds reports opening public schoolyards as playgrounds for very poor children during summer. Ten sites provided space for over 400 children four days weekly, with eight additional localities offering amusement. Funds totaled 426.25 received, 334.91 expended, balance 0.34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association
E. M. Tower
F. R. Allen
J. W. Andrews
E. P. Call
Marion Faxon
C. R. Hayden
A. C. Howes
James Lodge
L. B. Pingree
W. C. Smith
Charles
Shinemin
Messrs
Waldo Bros
Militia Plans Rifle Contests with English Volunteers
Major Frost authorized opening correspondence with English volunteers to arrange rifle contests against Massachusetts Militia marksmen. The inspector general notes 5090 of 6525 men on rolls performed camp duty, while mobilization is urged and annual brigade assemblies in cities recommended. Employers’ objections keep many from duty, with about 60 percent of absentees due to refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia
Dalton
Commonwealth
Chelsea Man Attempts Death by Own Action
Frederick L Stevens aged 55 of 34 Eden Street Chelsea attempted death by own action for a second time Saturday. He was found by his daughter hanging in his cellar and almost lifeless. Drs Kimball and Haskell cut him down and saved his life. At the jail he was placed in a strait jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Frederick L. Stevens
Eden Street
Drs. Kimball
Haskell
Banquet for Norway Steel and Iron Works workers
A informal banquet was held at Gray's Hall in South Boston Saturday evening hosted by the officers of the Norway Steel and Iron Works for the company’s employees. Plates were laid for 368, with President King, Superintendent Billings and other officials present. No speeches were made and the gathering dispersed after three hearty cheers for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inon
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Norway Steel and Iron Works
King
Billings
Accessible Boston wharf for sale by George B. Elliot
One of the most accessible Boston wharves with large front and storage capacity is offered for sale by George B. Elliot of 209 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George B. Elliot
Washington Street
Grain Markets Report from Chicago and New York
Wheat weak as bulls cover longs amid bearish outside pressures. Oats steady. New York and St Louis futures close with November wheat around 108 to 109 and May near 116. Corn and oats show varied bids and asks across months, reflecting a cautious grain market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Sscsceee
Vaiss
Aod
NEC
Ecceeeee
Cscceenve
New York
Elise
St Louis
Print Cloth Markets in Fall River and Providence
Fall River reports weekly print cloth figures with production 175000 pieces deliveries 173000 stock 24000 and sales 151000 while futures sit at 13 16 cents for 64x64 and 53 cent for 60x56s and market remains active and firm. Providence notes futures at 13 16 cents for April delivery with spots available modestly at that price and weekly sales totaling 9000 pieces with stock 44000 pieces across 64s and 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence
Flour and Grain Prices Across Markets on Nov 17
Boston markets report steady but quiet flour and grain prices. Domestic flour quotes span from fine to winter patents with mixed regional prices. New York receipts show heavy activity and exports, while wheat markets across New York Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Minneapolis and Duluth reveal dull trade, lower No 2 red prices, and varied on track costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Petia
New York
City Mills
City Mall
Southern
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Northern
Bush
Toledo
Baltimore
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Boston Stock Exchange
California
Aus
Best & Belcher
North Belle Isie
Ophir
Potosi
Con
Cal
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Gyg Union Con
Sekens Valley
Treasury
New York City
Felten
Gould
Southwest
State Street
Severa
Mexican Central
Flint & Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
New York & New England
Eastern
Central Massachusetts
San Diego Land
San Diego Land and Town Lot Company
Beacon Street
West End Land Company
Franchman’s Bay
the Herald
Washington
Sorrento
Kearsarge
Beston & Montana
Penabie
Altouez
Butte & Boston
Kansas Investment Company
New England
Bankers
Devonshire Street
X. Fuller
Theo
P. Harding
Laman S. Lowry
DIK
John M. Graham
William Claflin
Robert M. Morse, Jr
William T. Parker
A. Collins
Thoma
Kim
Lliam W. Crapp
John Goldthwait
Warren B. Potter
Willian A. Haskell
John
Henry L. Jewett
London
Foote & French
Bly & Nav. Co
Due St. Jos. & Gr
oVen 1925
Congress Street
Eos
Williams & 60
Stock Exchange
Paris
Tondon
NEW York Financial
Summit Branch
Lykens Valley
Priggs
Real Estate Transactions
J. E. Carter & CO
Boston Markets
Philadelphia
Detroit
C.S. Williams & CO
Kire Street
Congress Square
Quincy House
Mower’s