Money Market Steady Amid Mixed Bond and Stock Activity
Boston markets show steady rates at 6 percent in clearinghouse operations with general lending 6 to 7 percent. Banking surplus rises to 1,376,328. currency gains 300,500. Duluth & Iron Range reports praise for swamp land grant and strong ore shipments. Atlantic and Pacific, Union Pacific, and other rail stocks move cautiously as Chicago, Milwaukee and Minnesota reports rise in second week earnings. Copper futures rally on Calumet & Hecla fire news as London listing plans surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
P. E. Fund
Gus Finresagta
Synefin Oth Bka
Sterling Exchange
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Pullman
Summit
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Union Pacific
Washingtons
Joseph Johnson
United States Railroad
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
R. B. Langdon
H. B. Strait
William Bickel
Minnesota
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad Company
Duluth
Minnesota Iron Company
Duluth & Tron Khange
Northwest
Chicago
Buffington & Quincey
Flint & Pere Marquette
Detroit
Mich
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway Company
Port Huron
East Saginaw
Sand Beach
Fort Austin
Almont
St. Clair
Lake Michigan
St. Clair River
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central & Milwaukee & Lake Winnebago Railroad
Wisconsin & Minnesota Railroad Company
Chicago, Wisconsin & Minnesota Railroad Company
Croix & Wisconsin Railroad Company
Penokef Railroad Company
Raeet
Bisgee
Guadalajara
Wade
London Exchange
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Northern
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg Preferred
Boston & Albany
San Diego
Lewis Colemar
Boston Water Power Company
Wate Power
Calumet & Tecla
Calumet & Heela
Boston Post
Mining and Stock Exchange
First Board
Bowman
Arnold Mining
Aztec
Bonanza Mining
Eernee
Catalpa
Franklin
Peeves
Rappahannock
Eeres
Security
Eeere
Quincy
Osceola Mininiz
Washington Mining
South Side
Ewe Tery
Lord Acoustic
New England Water Meter Co
Atchison & Topeka
Conspessere VQ
Atlantic & Paeble R
Shan
T& SF
al& Pacine
Askeu
Ae Allouez
Moss
Arnold
Rappr Ie
Am Bell Tel
Bonanza
Amoskeay
Stormont
Atlantic
Cal & Hee
Case
Bruns
AIM
Burton Car
Kearsage
Bay . Crescent
Witober
OS Quincy
Ken
Tamarack
Dunkin
Lord Ac
AD A
Ve Empire
Maas. F
Menard A
Ocean
At&p
Fox
Nys&ne
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State
Pullman “Rights
UN Pac
Kensington
A& Pine
Aeea
Mesnard
Eastuan
Crescent Land
SofKanis
Gray's Dynamo
Amoskeag
French Bay
Eoenee
Allouez
Svere
Cal & Hec
B&m
B&n
Cheshire
Col
Kansas Inc
Amoskeag ‘Rights
Atlantica
Cal& Hec
Boston Land
T&se
OSU
Wiass
A&p
Cb& N. Een
Fitchburg Pfd
Ny&ne
Ons Uit Pac
S,s
T&sf
K & W Bs
She Do Inc
M&b Bs
St JI &Cb
Sonora
Bell
Erie Tel
Samson
Itvaca
Westkend
A. T&esf
Cal
Mass
Cb&n
Ween
Union Odo
Dbs
Wis C. Ee Ee Ee
Boaton Stock Exchange
Bonanza Development
Calumet & Hecla Cereae
Osceola
Juincy
Land Is
Company
Aspinwall
Seeee
Brookline
Pal
Water Power
Ty UN
West Iendeeeee
Atchison Ist
Atlantic & Pac
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Southern Incomes
Kan
West
Ft. Scott & Gulf
L. Rock
Ft. Smith
Central
N.E. Gs
Liz Ig N.Y
N. EK
N.Y
N. E. Gs
Oregon
Og. & L. Champlain
Pueb. & Ark. Alley
Southern Kansas
Te South Kansas Inc
Santa Fe
San
Cleveland
Bors
Canton
Cleve
Fitehbur
Flint & I
Mary
Flint & Pere Marq
K. City
Scott T Init
Spring
Mexican Central
N.Y. GN
N. F
Rutland
Wis
Bell Tel
Erie
Selephone
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Stocks and Bonds Trade Report from Lewis Sumner Co
Exclusive private Boston New York wire reports today’s stock sales by Noy 21. Total shares traded 271 802 with opening high low and closing prices listed versus yesterday’s close. Elliptical data shows margin purchases and market activity across grains and other securities handled by Lewis Sumner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougbdt
New York
Exchange Place
Boston
Foreign Markets Ledger from London Trade News
United States 4s at 120343. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 407. Canadian Pacific 5614. Erie, Illinois Central 120%. Mexican ordinary 464. St Paul 80. Pennsylvania 5744. Reading 365%. Canada Northwest Land Co 255. New York Central 111%4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Rce
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Canada Northwest Land Company
New York Central
New York Financial Shifts in Money Market and Stocks
Money on call remained easy with rates 4 to 6 and the last loan at 4. Sterling exchange held dull. government and railroad bonds were steady. The stock market showed a active early session then receded with most leading shares lower, notable activity in St Paul Western Union Lackawanna Reading and Richmond & West Point, and a surge in Tennessee Coal before retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Western Union
Lackawanna
Reading
Richmond & West Point
Tennessee Coal
Burlington
Jersey Central Debeniures
Flint & Pere Marquette
Henderson Bridge
Indusna, Hloowington & Western
Eastern Division Cetificates
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Consols
Richmond & Allegheny
Mobile & Quio
Chesacake& Co
LOY
Jersey Pillars Consol
Bond market closes with mixed yields across issue list
A compilation of bond prices and closing figures shows varied results for government, railroad, and municipal issues. Notable entries include New Jersey int. 99% 100, D.& RG sts 117% 1172, and U. Pac Ists 114% 11434, with several other securities like Erie seconds and Tex. P. L. G. bonds listed at specific percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.J.C
D.& RG
R. G
S. L
M.K
Tex. P. L. G
Union
Tex. P
BR. G. N. Pac
U. Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Adams
American
Wells Fargo
Amador
Ontario
Odie
Ophir
Brunswhhck
Quicksilver
Col. Coal
Con. C. & van Res. Sebastian
El-Cristo
Savage
Ole Exchequer
H.C. & Iron
Ats Union Con
Boston Lowell Railroads Report for Year End 1887
Financial statement shows Boston and Lowell railroad net income 1,401,89 with total income 5,310,62E and surplus 170,857. Northern earnings July to Oct add 40,000, enabling a 3 1 4 percent dividend and $17,000 profit to Boston & Maine on its guarantee. Comparisons note differing bases due to Pas-sumpsie and Central Massachusetts mileage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Jiua
DpUe Ase
Wumideys
Ie Ne Ees
Casecisceras
Boston
Anditrom
Boston & Lowell
Northern
Boston & Maine
Passumpsie Road
Massachusetts
Concord & Claremont
Market Report Signals Steady Trends Across Commodities
Canned goods hold steady while flour and corn show firmness. Oats rise, oat meal quiet, rye unchanged, malt steady. Butter firm, eggs very firm, beans fair movement, hay in demand, potatoes plentiful and quiet. Poultry higher, pork and lard unchanged, lambs dull and plentiful, veal moderate demand. Tallow refined sugars raw sugars molasses hold steady or quiet.
Canned Goods and Dried Fruits Market Report
Market for canned goods remains firm with strong demand for full quotations on best items. Dried fruits show steady demand and firm prices with extensive price lists for apples peaches and pears. numerous canned fish meats and fruits priced per dozen or pound across many brands and sizes.
Fitchburg Rail road financials show growth in 1887 report
The Fitchburg Railroad Company reports for the year ending Sept 30 1887 total income of 4 569 321 up from 3 399 542 in 1886 with net income 1 086 667 and dividends 366 488. Transportation earnings total 4 272 728 with passenger 1 565 184 and freight 2 707 544. Income from other sources rose to 296 592 taxes up to 194 853 and total permanent investment rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Troy & Greenfield and
Hoosack Tunnel
Troy & Boston
Boston, Hooine Tunnel & Western
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Company
John G. Neeser
August Richard
Henry J. Barbey
Wheeler H. Peckham
J. Kennedy Todd
A. H. Stevens
T. D.fappen
Walston H. Brown
Fred G. Brown
Adrian Iseden
Adrian Iseden, Jr
J. H. Hobart
Alfred Roosevelt
Henry K. Southwick
Mortimer Osborne
Louis Q. Mathey
Street petition on private way near Jamaica Plain heats
Yesterday the street commissioners heard Miss M A Seeverns and 37 others petitioning for private way acceptance off Pond street Jamaica Plain above Rockview street. Supporters including Thomas H Armstrong Paul D Wallis and others argued revenue loss to the city and damage to adjoining estates while contesters led by G R Fowler and Charles P Bowditch urged rejection. The commissioners took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Seeverns
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
Rockview Street
Thomas H. Armstrong
Paul D. Wallis
Herbert L. Pritchard
B.S. Evans
Messrs
G. R. Fowler
Charles P. Bowditch
Josiah S. Robinson
R. C. Billings
Boston
Fatal Accident at Malden Claims Daniel Sullivan
Daniel Sullivan aged 65 a Malden Rubber Works employee was killed instantly crossing the Portland express tracks at Adams street Malden yesterday afternoon. The gate tender narrowly escaped death trying to save him. Sullivan leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Malden
Portland
Adams Street
Sullivan
Flour and Grain Market Report Nov 21
Market shows firm prices across flour and grain with millers pushing up rates while dealers remain cautious. Corn holds firm with limited trading. elevator quotations for high mixed at 61 62c and No 2 whites at 38 38 4c. On call sales include 4 cars Chicago No 3 white in transit at 37c and 4 cars at 86 87c. Inspections report 54 cars with diverse grain types and oatmeal steady. elevator stock levels noted but not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
No 1
New York
Canada
Eastern
Why Do the Poor Use Pearline Because ’tis good and economical
The piece argues Pearline is preferred by the poor due to its value and practicality. It presents Pearline as a reliable household staple offering cost efficiency and effectiveness. The tone reflects consumer guidance typical of the period.
Market prices for grains and feeds in 1880s style listing
Rye flour and oatmeal prices listed with cents per bushel or ton. Corn, oats, rye, millfeed, barley, malt and hops shown with grade names and regional origins. Values include bid, ask, and delivery notes for multiple years and varieties.
Market report notes firm prices across dairy and produce
Butter prices firm for Western and New York creamery lots. Cheese and eggs show steady to firm demand with large receipts and good sale levels. Poultry demand strong. beans, seeds, hay, and straw steady with upward pressure on some items. Contains extensive wholesale price quotes for butter cheese eggs poultry beans seeds hay and produce regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Vermont Dairy
Northern Choice
Ohio Choice
New Hampshire
Choice Canada
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
West
North
Timothy
Red Top
Jersey
East Swale
Bush
Houlton Hebrons
Aroos
Aroostook Hebrons
Burbanks
Hebrons
Norfolk
Market Report From Canton and New York Prices
Canton sells 2700 cheese at 11 percent. In New York butter is firm and in fair demand. Cheese is quiet and steady. Eggs are firm. Prices for beans and meats are listed with firm steady ranges. Dried apples are steady. Prices for various beans include marrow at 2 20 to 2 25, pea 2 25 to 2 20, red kidney 2 20 to 2 25, green 1 05 to 1 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
California
Ohio
Michigan
Delaware
Malaga
London
Valencia
Muscat
Farad
Fard
Chicago
Corts
Minnesota Stone
New York Rollers
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada Extra
Canton
New York
Florida
H. Harris & Co
King
Hubbardston P
York State
Harvey
Baldwins
Cape Cod
Country
Aspinwall
Port Limon
Jamaica
Palermo
Virginia
Virginia Prime
Virginia Common
Grenoble
Naples
Castanas
S@ Llc
Shellworks
P Bush
Jp Bush
市场苹果橘子柑橘干货行情与拍卖预告
苹果充足，市场清淡价格平稳。槭莓需求尚可，报价坚挺。 佛州橙子销量好，干苹果和坚果略有波动。H. Harris & Co 将于周二出售佛州橙子，报道列出各类苹果、樱桃、橙子及坚果的具体价格与供应情形。
Prices for assorted produce and barrels
The list shows prices for Quions Maltas and standard produce including cabbage varieties beet squash Hubbard carrots lettuce parsnips turnips celery cauliflower pump kins and spinach with per bush per barrel and per box rates in dollars and cents. Notable items include red cabbage $2 per barrel savoy cabbage $5 7 per 100 and St Andrews celery 30c per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrews
Meat Price Guide Reflects Steady Levels Across Proteins
The market notes unchanged tone and steady quotations for poultry and fresh meats. Pork and lard show wide ranges from long cuts to backs, with prices around 16 to 18 dollars. beef prices list extra plate to light plate and various cuts, while ham and bacon items appear with mixed but stable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Choice
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Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Nassault
Philadelphia
Lewis, Sumner & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Ing
Alt &T.M
Pac
Air L. Rs
Rae
Sree
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Chi
Alton
del. & Li
del. & L
Hous
Texas
Lou. & N
Ps Va
Ubiat
St. Ti
Pacific
M. Sowc
Essex
N.J. Cent
Nor
Ohio & Miss
Ont
West At
Oregon Trans
Db. & BE
Pittgourg
Koch
Pitte
Ait
Rome, W. Mre
Rock Island
Hoye
St. L
St. Pauui
Wee LE
Land and Wiscallaneoce
Oregon Im
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Otis W. Union
American Oil
Pawl
CH. Venner & CO
Congress Street
National Stock Exchange
Joseph Cleary
Foreign Financial Markets
NEW York Financial
San Francisco
Alta
Mono
Finaes
Bulwer
Best & Belcher
Potosisstes
Bodie Col
de‘ Choliar
Sierra Nevada
Vie
Cee Union
Escape Crown
Boston & Lowell and
Fitchburg
Tiliamio GL Uuy
Congress Square
Quincy House
Tiwara’ MmeEereki
Mower’s and
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