Money Market and Rail News From Boston and New York
The money market firms up with banks having more funds to lend, discounts 5 to 6 percent, call loans at 4 1/2 percent, and New York funds at 15 to 16 percent. Market activity slows in higher bonds. daily exchanges rise for the month with New York and New England stock activity noted. Mexico and western rail and mining stocks move, Union Pacific plans branches in Montana, and legal opinions on railroad leases outline court orders for earnings distribution and property management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Evenina
New York
Exch Uges
New England
Wall Street
State Street
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
Friends
Erie
Pennsylvania
New
Danville Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Union Pacific
Butte
Mont
Montana
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
London
Chicago
Burlington & Northern
Calumet & Hecla
The
Marquette Mining Journal
Lake Superior
Atchison
Smith
Strong
Kansas City
C. H. Venner
Jackson
Circuit Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad Company
Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railroad Company
John Hurd
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway Company
Se Court of
Olio
Central Trust Company
August 1886 Stock and Wool Market Summary
The report covers August 1886 with totals for Gross and Expenses, notes on Grose, Wisconsin Central R. bids, and extensive stock listings across railroads, mining, and telecommunication firms. It tracks sales activity by week, prices for Ohio and Pennsylvania wools, and foreign wool markets, highlighting strong demand, upward price trends, and cautious speculative positioning.
New York Financial Market Summary for Sept 30
Money on call harder at 6 to 10. Prime mercantile paper 45. Bar silver 97. Sterling at 4.82. Government bonds dull but strong on 4a. Railroad bonds quiet to firm. Stock market after 2:15 p.m. quiet and heavy. Manhattan up 1 percent briefly, then weak to close at the day’s lows. Realizations weighed, railroad bond sales $1,273,000 with Canada Southern $156,000. various debentures and bonds noted with mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Manhattan
Canada Southern
Jersey Central
Northwestern
Albany & Susquehanna
Erie
Lone Dock
Milwaukee & Northern
Texas Pacific
Richmond & Danville Consuls
Indianapolis
Dee & Springfield Income Trust
California Mining Stocks Closing Prices Report
San Francisco September 30 mining stocks closed with Bulwer and other listed shares showing varied figures. The report details official closing prices for the day, highlighting late trading adjustments and overall market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Bulwer
Market Summary of Bonds and Stocks in London
London financial report notes Consols at 1011-16, U S bonds at 414s and 11454, Atlantic and Great Western secures at 56475 with firsts listed, Canadian Pacific 6935, Erie 36 54 with seconds at 104%, Illinois Central 18954, Mexican ordinary 55, St Paul common 9814, Central 116%, Pennsylvania 61%, Reading 18%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario & Western
Alton & Terre Haute
Oregon ‘Trans
Oregon
iLmprove
American Express
Boston Air Line
Pi “Ad
Panama
Sit Rt
Dee & Evans Og
Ewes Aewads Southern
HOGS
Ri & Pittsburg
Chicago & Alton
Ysland Hine
Lots
San Fran
Opey
Pel & Uiulsen
LOG
St Paul & Qimaha
Texas P. Eitie
Rio Grande
Union
Wabash St
L.& Pac
Tenn
Fort Wayne
Igiotare
Wells
Fargo
Houston & Lox Deas
Fee
Bloom
Jai Noy
Neng Na
Kansas
Texoros
Bakers
Louisville
Albany
Manhattan
Chstor
Isis
Metropolitan
West
Michiametis
P & Pace
Ki& T
Missouri
Ohio
Orthern
Morris & Edrs
Tosh
Northwestern
Nash Osi
Norfolk
Oregon Navists
Erty Northern Pacific
L& San BP
Cs Northwestern Ee
Union Pac
West Shore
Mississippi
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Chie & St Louis
Bsie i
Delaware
L&w
Delaware & Audien Eee
Penver
Peres Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisvill & Nashville
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Memphis
Charleston
Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western Ee
Eye Pacific Massare
Peoria
Reading Aero
Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union
Wabash Pacific
Transcontinental
London
U. S
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Business Troubles Across Firms In Insolvency Reports
Assignees named for N W Turner Co gas fixtures Boston and Thackera Sons Co Philadelphia. A E Plummer of Deering Maine fails. Howard Snelling Co Boston to settle insolvency after voluntary petition. Charles E Kelly Haverhill assigns debts about 40000. M Corkery St John New Brunswick assigns with 6000 liabilities. Richard A Atwood South Boston insolvency offers 20 cents on dollar. Grace Bros Baker Little Falls assigns to George W Thall. P G Bindloss New London assigns. J C Williams Co Syracuse assigns to Charles Hiscock with 3300 in preferences. Hilliard Rathbone Wallingford attached. J R B McLeod Providence assigns. Dun Co reports 1932 quarter failures 27 500 000 liabilities. Nine months 7088 failures liabilities 77 662 000. Improvement over 1885 totals.
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N. W. Turner & Co
Boston
William R. McKey
Mr. Thackera
Philadelphia
Thackera, Sons & Co
A. E. Plummer
Deering
Howard Snelling & Co
Kilby
Commercial
Albany
Charles E. Kelly
Haverhill
M. Corkery
St. John
N. B
Richard A. Atwood
East Eighth Street
Grace Bros. & Baker
Little Falls
N. Y
George W. Thall
P. G. Bindloss
New London
Charles Hiscock
Hilliard & Rathbone
Wallingford
Law Firms and Merchants Across Cities Named in Ledger
A summarized OCR listing shows multiple individuals and firms across Baltimore, Am. Cineinaati, Memphis, Noralk, Savannah, and other locales. Names include J A Lawrence, Lester, F Willson, J B Hickman, Charles E Smith, J H Prescott, Credo & Co, Thomas Blanco, A B, C J Whitehurst, F S Whitmore, F A Einstein, G W Brown, W E Schmertz PCr, and Fuller, Childs & Co, Crans & Von Gkiln, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
H Lester
Lester & Co
F Willson
Willson &Co
Cineinaati
J B Hickman
Hickman, Taylor & Co
Detroi
Charles E Smith
H S Robinson & Braienshaw
Fernandina
Agricultural Market Report Notes From Commerce District
Flour and rye products show little change with quiet demand. Butter and cheese firm, with cheese higher. Beans and oats vary modestly while oats remain moderate. Apples in good demand. potatoes and hay hold steady. Poultry game, tallow, and provisions show no notable shifts. Sugar steady. molasses quiet. seeds unchanged.
Chicago strengthens lead as wool market grows in 1886
Chicago expands as a wool hub with expected receipts 30 percent higher than 1885, shifting Western clip from Boston and Philadelphia. London Economist cites steady English demand, Bradford notes brisk trade with rising prices across Botany to Cape wools. Foreign and domestic sales mix shows sharp gains in greasy and combing fleeces, with overall price up about 20 percent from April.
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Ming
Montana
Chicago
Tribune
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Alleghany Mountains
London Economist
Bradford
London
Botany
Messrs. Schwarize & Co
Pauliv
New
Cape
Natal
France
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Astec
Michigan
Texas
WOOIS
Dilie
Pati
Eins
T. Pa Reales
P& Cade
Asia
Ecsee
Missouri
Oregon
California
Opio
Ela
Kentucky
Saar Gaia
Delaine
Pelaine
Montaa
Wyoming
Te Isle Es Wyeth
Kansas
Nebraska
Erie
Eon
Market Reports September 30 Flour And Grain
Trade dull with no demand before necessities. Corn and oats show slow sales. prices steady or unchanged. Inspections list varied wheat and oats receipts. flour and grain price ranges cited for various grades and destinations.
Flourish in Butter and Dairy Markets Across Cities
Butter demand stays steady with Northern creamery at 29c and Western at 27 to 28c in fresh lots. New York and Liverpool markets show firm cheese and rising prices. eggs steady and various beans and produce listing priced. Northern and Vermont creamery items remain in demand. receipts light with prompt sales locally and abroad.
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Vermont
Chicago
Liverpool
New York
Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Timothy
Red Top
West
Jersey
Maine
New Brunswick
Hebrons
Burbanks
Virginia
Cape Crans
Turkey
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Pullman Palace
Mary, Houghton & Ont
Chicago & Eastern
Wisconsin Central R
Union National Bank of Weymouth
Boston Stock Exchange
R. Brokers’ Board
Gon
Boston & Albany Waco Sekwie
Mexican Central Inc
Mexican Centr
Peer Ce
Atlantic & Pacific R
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell KR
Eastern R
Goa
New Eugland
Chicavo
Burlington
Aise
Autsak. Ge
New Eng
NYL Ae
Sage
Jae
Top
S. Fe
Aren
Atlantic & Pacific
Southern Bston & Albany
Goo
Ne AO
Tae
York & New England
R. GO
Kan
Bur
Quincy
Boston & Albany R
Ieee
Sainte
Boston & Lowell A
St. Ro
St. R. Fractions
Bark. & Nor
Burl
Eastern
Flint & Pere Marquette Rr
Fitchbure R
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Metropolitan Horse
W York & New Enc. Press
N. Enxeland RR
Bess
Olle Gla
Ayer
Nor
Mar
N.Y
N. England
Boston &Albany
Grea
San Diego Land Co
San & Cleve KR
Chicaco
Burlington & Quin R
St. RR
California Southern
Central of Mass
Fee & Pere Marq
Spr
Hough
New Egland
Eas
Pullman
Rutland R
Cbs
Union Pacifien
Chicago & West
Michigan R
Carane
Hoey
HGS Ags S
Grate Gee Ag
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Cin
St. Louis
Veimman
AQO Catalpa
Ig Ie
Gray's Dynamo
Summit Branch
R. R
Colorado Coal
Plymouth
Homestake
Aledonia
Quicksilver
North Belle Isle
Hale & Norcross
Brontio Soci
Territory
Southern
Sydney
N.S. W
Melbourne
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
Canada
Iowa
Abraska
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Os Erie Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Santa Fe
K. C
Mem
Untic & Pacific
Boston & Maine
Cleveland & Canton
North
West Michigan
San
Cleveland
Einstein
Flint
Pere Mara
Town Falls
S. City
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
New Engene
Old Colon
Allouez Aera 'S
Arnold
Ted Y
Congress Street
Foote & French
Congress ST
Northern Pacific R. FR. Co
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Oregon Short Line
R. R. Co
R. R. and Navigation Debenture
St. Joseph & Grand Island
R. BR. Co
Bankers
Walter B. Adams
E. P. Merritt
WM. Blodget
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Minnesota Dakers
New York Roller
Michigan Stone
Canada Rollers
S&l
Ereret
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