Money Market and Stock Activity in Boston and New York
The Boston money market shows steady rates with increased supply and calls secured by collateral. Government securities and foreign exchange hold, while New York and Boston stock activity remains active but softer late, with Atchison and Mexican Central among notable movements and ongoing speculation on the New York & New England deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tacrspay Eventua
New York
New England
Atchison
Mexican Central
Central Massachusetts
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Yvyenner
Brewer
Venner
Atchison Company
Gulf & Colorado Railroad
Indian Territory
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Midgely
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Cleveland & Canton
Marquette
Hougaton & Oatonagon
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Childs
Farlow
George O. Shattuck
Oregon Navigations
California
Suathern
San Diego
Vineage & Eastern Illinois
Oregon
Summit
Atlantic & Pacific
Union Pacific
New York & Newungland
Denver
Springfield & Menhis
Burlington
Jorthern Ss
Ogdensburg
Sonora
Consolidated Vermont
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Rutland Common
Connecticut River
Cambridge Horse
Boston Consolidated Railway
Central Massachusetts Common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
Albany
State Street
Randh
Lavanburgh
White
New York Sun
Wall Street News
Siow Haven
Daily Financial Record
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone
Erie
Calumet & Heela
Franklin
Osceola
rSe Wea
Dividend Declared by St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway
The St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company has announced a quarterly dividend of 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ba Railw Company
Ex-dividend and stock listings in Boston report
A historical clipping reports ex-dividend activity and stock listings sent from Wilson W. Fay & Co in Boston. It notes various securities and prices including National, Am. Telephone, Eastman freight car heater, Reece Button Hole Mach, Am. Shoe Tip, Bowman, Brookline Land, and others with figures and identifiers from October 7. The text reflects a busy market summary and broker notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Hilee
Mig
Ek Wien
Aoo -Catalpe
Eastman
Bowman Ieee Es
Eas
Brookline Land
Eee
Rae Ag
New York Financial Market Report Oct 7 1900s Trading Summary
New York notes money on call active with inquiries 512 to 12. Market figures show readings across bonds and stocks, with Reading and Louisville & Nashville notable moves. Trading totals reach 404,903 shares with mixed gains and losses, Western Union and Vanderbilts leading declines before noon shift to uneven advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Reading
New England
Louisville & Nashville
Canpca Southern
Western Union
Vanderbilts
Texas Pacific Terminal Trust
Mobile & Ohio First
New York City & Northern Trust
Norfolk & Western General Mortrags
Peorn
Decatur & Evansville
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware
Hb & W
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Byig Fe Sms
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
BOLY
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Vists
Memphis & Charleston
Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern
Pacife
Ohio & Mississippi
Ohio & Western
Pacific Mill
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Transcontinental
St. Paul
Duluth
California mining stocks closing prices in San Francisco
San Francisco reports the official closing prices for mining stocks on October 7. Notable entries include PTOI, Eureka Con., Bodie Con., Mt. Padi Seek, Cal. & Va, and SaAvages with varying figures albeit garbled in places. Investors monitor these listings for daily movements in key mining shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
PTOI
Eureka Con
Bodie
Mt. Padi
Cal
Sseseeses Sg
Market Results From London Ledger Rail Stocks Report
London market summary lists Atlantic and Great Western at 54 in firsts and 17 in do seconds, Canadian Pacific at 7549, Erie 367s, Hainois Central at 13914, Mexican ordinary 5d%, St Paul common 98, New York Central 117%, Pennsylvania 62, Reading 19 with other London listed railway issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Adams Express
iQrezon
Alton
Terre Haute Oat
Ores von Laprove
Americ In Express
Pacie Mail
iPanaia Dee & Evans
Hid
Miss
Ns Peoria
Palace
Paaghic
Htueh
Ailecheny
Man
San & Cleve
Columbus
Paul
Omaha
Consolidated Coat
Texas Pacifc
O . Wabash
L & Pac
Erie
East
Wills
Fargo
Western Union
Houston & Texas
Atlantic & Pacifle
Tilmnots Centi
A . Ae
Groom & Weat
Ati
Geioee
Kansas
Texas
Utica
Biki i
Lake Eris West
Tenn Coal
Lee Shore
England
Louisville
Albany
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan
Memphis
Ston
Pacific
Bell Telephone
New England
Erie Telephone
Brookline
LA Iiss
Boston Land
San Diego Land
Boston Water Power
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Esstern Railroad
Ee Ee
Union Pace
Ss KG
Ene Atem
New York
New Enc
Baeiece Omer Ilzie
Atlantic & Pac
Ithe Agra
Boston & Aloany
Boston
Maine
California
Minss
Cleveland
Cdo
Aur
North
Quincy
West Michigans
San
Ranklin
Osceola Quauney
London
Canadian Pacific
Hainois
Commercial Maters Report Quiet Market Tone Across Commodities
Wool is firm but quiet while cotton remains unchanged. Butter and beans show firmness with higher quotations, bees advance. Rye and rye flour steady, oats quiet, flour and provisions unchanged. Apples slow, potatoes and sweet potatoes steady, sugar mil l regions quiet. No major shifts in poultry, tallow or molasses.
Real estate transfers across Mason to Chelsea streets
The list records transfers and mortgages across Mason street Battery alley Huntington avenue Lowell street Pleasant street Tremont street Marlboro street Wall street Walden Park Central wharf Boylston place Poplar street Beacon street Kendall street Somerset street Columbus avenue Huntoon street Pemberton square Roxbury Elmwood Street Fairview Street Wash ington Street Bowdoin Street Prospect Avenue and Willow street with buyers sellers and mortgage amounts including notes of land and buildings parcels to the City of Boston and various banks dated Sept 1 15 16 17 18 1883 and earlier values up to 10000 with several properties mortgaged back for 34000 or 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street
Jacob Federden
John Federben
Battery Alley
Thomas Rice
George F. Abbott
Huntington Avenue
George W. Nason
Central Savings Bank
George M. Gibson
Lowell Street
Aaron Aaronson
Henry Wyzanski
Pleasant Street
Granville L. Trumbull
Boston & Revere Beach Railroad Company
Tremont Street
Franklin T. Rose
Rollin H. Alten
Marlboro Street
Isaac N. Stevens
Seth Watson
Wall Street
Nellie Jackson
William Meacher
Wallstreet
Samuel C. Harvey
Walden Park
Timothy D. Beker
Hewlett W. Fisher
Stilmann B. King
Central Wharf
William H. Dexter
Charles A. Welch
Boylston Place
William H
Jordan Et al
Home Savings Bank
Poplar Street
George E. Knapp
Franklin Savings Bank
Beacon Street
George J. Quinsler
City of
Boston
Arthur Timmins
Kendall Street
Sarah FE. Lynde
John W. Swanson
John Conlon
Somerset Street
Cyrus Carpenter
Charles E. Morrison
Columbus Avenue
Calvin Wells
William Bradley
Frederick W. Hassam
Huntoon Street
Thomas Laffee
Margaret A. McGovern
Huntoon
Susan E. Marston
Elmwood Street
Thomas Alcott
Thomas P. Proctor
Fairview Street
Albert T. Whittemore
Aucustus G. Perkins
John L. Keane
Washington Street
Doren Este R
Sarah P. Bogardus
St. Mary’s Church
Bowdoin Street
Winthrop Avenue
Dvatin Lancey Et al
Arabella F. Titton
Areneous Avenue
Crystal Avenue
Charles J. Page
Cilessea
hLoward McLellar
Lucy H. Boies
George and
Pidor Streets
Chelsea
Samuel Oakman
Willow Street
Mortgage transfers and notes from historical records
Cyrus Brewer transfers mortgage from Josephine Crosby dated Aug 38 2003 to George Curtis and trustees. Charles J. Pace to Seth A. Fowle secures mortgage by Mary I Moran dated Aug 11 2097. Sarah P. Daniels to 32h S. MekKone covers mortgage by M. M. Webber dated May 12 with $300. John Stersen to Albion Atwood follows mortgage by James d Atwood et al dated Dec 12 1884 SHOO0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Brewer
George Curtis
Josephine Crosby
Charles J. Pace
Seth A. Fowle
Mary I. Moran
Sarah P. Daniels
M. M. Webber
John Stersen
Albion Atwood
James d. Atwood
Non-union push widens in Salem strike battle
Salem on October 7 reports rising non-union hiring in the Knights of Labor conflict. N R Treadwell adds ten non union workers, F Osborne Jr retains fifty non union men, and a large Osborne Street dwelling may become a non union boarding house. Striker John J Reardon is held on $1000 for throwing stones at John Hopkins, a non union worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sprcra L.J
Sli
Knights of Labor
N.R. Treadwell
F. Osborne, Jr
Osborne Streets
John J. Reardon
John Hopkins
Charleston relief fund receipt notes large gift
A letter to Eben Jordan, Charleston relief fund treasurer, confirms a generous 25 000 dollar contribution received from Charleston’s executive department. The notice highlights the gift’s impact beyond currency, mentioning Boston's credit in Moultrie, Gadsden, Rutledge and Pinckney, and calls the act historic ground to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Jordan
Charleston
Cury
Executive Department
Pear
Boston
Moultrie
Gadsden
Rutledge and
Pinckney
William A. Courtenay
Eben D. Jordan
Serious Quarry Accident in Quincy Injures Two Men
At Badger's quarry on Willard street West Quincy a seven ton stone shifted from a two car load and rolled down an embankment. William Good suffered a severe head injury and multiple bruises while William Rogers had a crushed left arm a badly bruised knee. Melcoln Campbell leaped clear and was unhurt. The doctor fears a possible brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
William Good
Wiliam Rogers
Melcoln Campbell
Badger's
Willard Street
West
Good
Rogers
Campbell
Goog
Wool Market Report Shows Firm Prices and Strong Demand
The Boston wool market lists weekly receipts of 7462 domestic and 5370 foreign bales, with totals and weekly comparisons. It notes firm prices, steady demand for staple and Ohio Pennsylvanian fleeces, and strong Michigan wools, while foreign wools remain quiet but firm. imports for August show large totals across clothing, combing, and carpet wools amid a cautious London market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jaury
Jan'ry
Ean
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
California
Oregon
Territory
New York
London
Cincinnati
Aails
Galveston
Wool Market Letters Show Mixed Demand and Price Gaps
Consul Schoenhof reports comparing American and foreign wools shows April grease prices, strong foreign demand, and heavier costs for American wools due to duties and transport. He notes scouring losses, the impact of grease imports, and a wide price discrepancy between American and British wools, with tabulated weekly sales across regions and fiber types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson & Roberts
Schoenhof
Tunstall
State Department
Great Britain
America
L. L. Bowes
I. L. Bowes & Bro
Liverpool
Ohio
Texas
Colorado
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
United States
Yorkshire
Market Reports October 7 Wheat and Grain Fluctuations
Market notes show no change in front with light trade and steady prices. Corn quiet with modest trade and small concessions. Oats steadier though sales quiet. on call tone easier. Quoted prices cover No 2 white oats and various December May deliveries. settling price down modestly. Weekly inspections list multiple wheat and oat grades and corn varieties. flour and meal prices vary by grade and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stige
Minnesota Bakers
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Abeiyewib
York
Butter and Cheese Markets Hold Firm Across Regions
The market shows firm butter demand for fresh creamery and Western imitations, while New York demand wanes. Cheese stays steady or firm with Northern and Western grades, eggs firm, beans and fruit prices mixed, and vegetable items like potatoes and sweet potatoes showing slow sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Westsat Lllee
Cbo Ce
Chiango
Liverpool
Iace Easiar
Eastern Creamery
Estra Soc
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Silsia
Choice West
North
Frulit
Pabbardston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuvenmer & CO
Congress Street
Adams, Blodget
BANKE
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
J. P. Merritt
WM. Blodget
Blake Brothers
Sefate Street
Iwa
Wisconsin Central Hi
Bos & Aly
T&sftros
At & Pac
Chi, Bur & Nor
Csp& Mos
Central
Do Bond
O& L
Bell
Wis Central
P&p Mcom
B&q
Eest
Richie
Spe
WY & N
Soo Sor. AG
At&sfd
Bao Sk
Eng
San Diesa
Calumet & Hiecla
Ari. Sas
O.f
Herard
Greece
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Rave
Ruth
Tae
Roageo
Michberan Central
Cent Pacific
ANL
GS & Woord
iDen & RG Lats
Mittin & Sila
Sitoen
KRG West
Ial
SG Ph
Pac
REY, Nissouri Pacific
Repeyker
Ak Mobile
Washville& Chati
Northern Pac
Norfolk West
Northwestern Con
Northwesstern
St Paul Consels
Mississippi
iWest Shore
Ontario & Western
iMono
Cala
Riount Beve Isle
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Suppfoll “County
Messrs. I. L. Bowes & Bro
Engad
Cts
Pr.ct
Pridt
Penn
Ing Ee
Ceisie
Eitan Ues
Esas Soon
Ate
Votal
Missouri
P T
Southern
Montana
Leta
Pennsylvani
Vania XX
Penns
Abia
Kentucky
Delaine
Mic
Feniuan
Montevideo
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