Money Market shows steady demand and quiet quotes
Boston scene reports continued demand for money with little rate movement. Call loans with collateral 5 to 6 percent. time loans 6 to 4 percent range. clearinghouse balances at 4 percent. New York finds 12 to 17 cents discount per $1000. Government securities drift lower. foreign exchange dull but steady. Weekly clearing totals show broad gains outside New York with robust bank clearings in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sorcerpay Evonre
New York
Boston Post
United States
TOMS
Philadelphia
Francisco
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Kansas City
I. OF
Providence
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Pichver
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Memphis
Bartfard
Great Wester
Omaha
Asag City
Philadclphia
Denver
Galveston
Siyah
Tao
Gossen Post
United State
New York Financial Market Slump Buoys Mixed Recovery
New York October market report shows quieter money on call at 5 to 7 and a closing firm stock market after a volatile day. New England, Reading, and Western Union led early activity while Pacific Mail weakened and a late rally tempered losses. Week totals reach $11.78 million in deals with mixed bond and note movements across major rails and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Western Union
Pacific Mail
Reading
New England
Hocking Valley
Atlantic & Pacific
Texas Pacific Ries Trust
Morris & Essex
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Michigan Central
Ohio & Mississippi
Hocking Valley Firsts
Long Island Firsts
Texas Pacific Income Trust
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
W.S. Lawson & Co
West
Canada
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware
Dow
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
RSG
Sen Ae
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & Charleston
Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Jumo & Mississippi
Peoria
St. Paul & Omaha
Union Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Roehern Pacific Pref
Tite
le Ee
Cal & He
Bell Te
Acams Express
Ontario & Western
Franklin
Aston
Terre Haute
Oregon
Hinwall Ld
Ir Ang
American Express
Sae
Los
Boston Alra Pf
A & Pro
Canada Actif
Dec & Evans
Mass
Central Iowa
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Cl & Cent
Reading Paar
Sp & Cinc
Ches & Ohio
Phy Rich
Allegheny
STM
Oy Riché
Danville
Fuastern
Rich & W
Chicago - Alton
Rock Island
St Ios F
St Paul
San
Cleve
Cleve & Columbus
St Paw
Min & Man
Omaha
Jel & Hudson
Yel
Lacka Omerm
Fexas Pacifie
Boston
den & Rio Grande
Union Pacifie
Sacie
Volaine Central
Eae
United States
Hole
Euret
Wabash
Eastern
Euref
Wells
Fargo
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Hlinots Central
Cold Valley Tnd
Bloom & West
Utica & Black
Tiver
Livig
Kansas
Texas
Tenn Coal & Iron
Lakerie & West
Y&n
England
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louis
Nash
Manhattan Seach
TCS
Pacific
Memphis & Ch
Ston
Metropolitan
Michigztan Centre
Rks Cent Pacific Ists Mills S& W
den & RG
Hee Minn SL
den & RG West
den & So
Erie
Sea
Mobile & Ohio
Northern Pac
Nashville & Chatt
NJ Central
Norfolk & West
Northwestern
Oregon Navists
St. P. & Pac
Central
Union Paciste
Ohio
Mississippi
West Shore
Nanitoba Road Announces Dividends for November Due
A notice from Nanitoba Road declares the usual dividend payable on the first of November. The announcement specifies the per cent rate and directs holders to prepare for the disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanitoba
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Report from Boston
Mining and miscellaneous stock figures reported by Wilson W. Fay & Co of Boston show activity in October with varied price movements and notable listings across mining sectors and other securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Pay Street
Boston
Foreign Markets Report From London Early October
Atlantic and Great Western seconds rose on cables from New York as heavy buying returned. English railway securities led gains on revived passenger traffic, while American rails were unsettled with weak buying ahead of fort nightly settlements and a correction after a surge in Atlantic & Great Western bonds. Cincinnati and Washington bonds showed demand on improving prospects.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Stock Exchange
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Business Troubles Shake New England Merchants
Lewiston woollen manufacturers D Cowan & Co owned by David Cowan and George F Pierce face a $20,000 attachment though creditors are promised full recovery. Boston boot dealer Charles I Snell assigns to J B Lincoln amid $2,000 debt. Denver clothing dealer Abraham Oppenstein attached for $1,700. Woonsocket baker Micael Gaulin assigns. St Louis dealer Adolph Lederer attached. New Bedford grocers Covill & Rogers reported attached. William F Welch of Waltham goes into insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cowan & Co
Lewiston
David Cowan
George F. Pierce
Boston
Cowan
Charles I. Snell
Washington Street
Boston Highlands
J.B. Lincoln
Batehelder & Lincoln
Boot and Shoe Buyers List by City and Merchant
A long list of boot and shoe buyers by city state and country with names and firms. Entries include Burlington Adams Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Havana Jackson Memphis Montgomery Macon Portland Portsmouth Pueblo Portmouth St Louis and more, naming buyers and their associated companies and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Hickman
Hickman, Taylor & Co
Detroit
Mich
Charles E Smith
H S Robinson & Burtenshaw
Easton, Penn
C M Hapgood
Hapgood, Hay & C O
Havana
Cuba
Josiah and
M Velle
Aedo & Co
Craw
Thomas Blanco
Jackson
Miss
E TJ Montgomery
ET Montgomery & Co
Memphis
Tenn
J M Goodbar
E J Carrington
Goodbar & Co
Montgomery
Ala
S Goetter
Goetter
Weil & Co
Macon
N M Solomon
Coleman, Burden & Solomon
Ads
Ay. Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes, Norman & Co
Toledo
W B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Company
Tre
Wayland Almshouse Deterioration Sparks Outcry
Complaint arises over the Wayland poorhouse five miles from Wayland and three from Cochituate. A decayed two story building on a 100 acre farm, with a roof full of holes and walls admitting wind. Eight to nine bedrooms, one windowless chamber. Three inmates: a feeble minded man, an aged man and woman. Citizens favoring a new almshouse saw the proposal voted down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Cochituate
Paint and Oil Club of New England Annual Meeting Dinner
The Paint and Oil Club of New England held its third annual meeting and first dinner of the season at Young's on Saturday. Officers elected for the year include President John D. Morton, vice-president William H. Drury, treasurer Edward W. Nash, secretary William Agge, and directors Wallace B. Dexter Isaiah Wiley John C. Howe. Guest attendee was C. H. Gilman of the Boston Furniture Exchange. Dining companions included the Boston Agricultural and Clover clubs at Parker's, Massachusetts Club at Young's, and the Squantum Club at the Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint and Oil Club of
New England
Young’s
John D. Morton
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
William H. Drury
Jerome Marble & Co
Worcester
Wallace BD. Dexter
Dexter Bros
Isaiah Wiley
Wiley & Richardson
John C. Howe
Howe & French
Edward W. Nash
May, Nash & Winslow
William Agge
Plymouth congregation holds service on the Common
The usual services drew about 300 attendees yesterday afternoon. Many listened, while others observed the crowd and left early. Speakers included David and John McGill, George Hinmers, David Wales, and others. A benighted man refuted formal ordination, saying these preachers are called by heaven. The group identifies as Christians, known in England as Plymouth congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
John McGill
George Hinmers
David Wales
England
Plymouth
Ferro-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya tonic claim
For dyspepsia indigestion low mood and general debility in various forms and as a preventive against fever and ague and intermittent fevers the Ferro-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya made by Caswell Hazard & Co New York and sold by all druggists is the best tonic and for patients recovering from fever or other sickness it has no equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Commodity Market Brief Signals Steady Tone Across Staples
Commercial notes show no change in flour corn and oats remain quiet while oatmeal stays firm. Rye flour and rye steady with millfeeds and seeds quiet. Butter cheese eggs beans potatoes and pork products firm. Fresh beef sugar molasses tallow poultry and cotton unchanged. Good demand noted for choice apples as oddities in sweet potatoes and truck quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Creamery
Vermont
New Hampshire
NYY
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
North
Hubbardston
Maine
Red Top
Jersey
Swale
New Brunswick
Aroostook
Do Hebrons
Iebrons
Burbanks
Virginia
Flour and grain market dull with mixed commodity quotes
The flour market is dull with prices near last quotes. Corn oats and rye show quiet trade and nominal prices. Car lot prices list flour at various $2.30 to $5.315 per barrel and millfeed, with cornmeal and hops also quoted on spot and export terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa
Minnesota Bakers
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New Sol
Market report notes steady butter and firm cheese prices
Butter remains quiet with prices near last quotes while cheese stays firm. Eggs show strong demand with Western extras at 17 cents, New York and Liverpool quotes vary slightly, and overall receipts rise for herd stocks. Beans, potatoes, and hay also hold steady with mixed demand across several regions and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Tallow Prices and Oil Values Reported
In market notes 125 y doz Pett bark and Cape fruit terms appear with tallow figures noted as City render 41 414 cents and country 8 343 cents. A rough 1144 2e measurement is listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pett Lick Bush
Cape Cramerries
Apple Exports and Prices Reported For Boston Port
Receipts of apples remain large with substantial exports. Week ending Oct 9 shows shipments by steamer Palestine 4125 bbis, Scythia 408% bbis, Virginie 8580 bbis, Bassano 414 bbis, total 16051 bbis. Pears unchanged. Quince dull. best York state lots slow, ordinary $2 4 per barrel. Grapes plentiful though market stiff. Concords and other varieties quoted low to mid prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Palestine
Scythia
Virginie
Bassano
Seckles
Buerre de Anjous
Buerre Bosc
Sheldons
Louise Bonne de
York State
Concords
Packed meats demand boosts prices for fresh beef this week
Demand remains strong for packed meats with fresh beef firmer and prices rising. Veal lamb and mutton supply fair while trade was modest Saturday. Quotations remained barely steady with detailed prices listed for pork and lard, lard varieties, hams, smoked products, and various beef and veal cuts across multiple grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelec
Belf
Brighton
Worcester County
Market report on cotton sugar and oil prices
The column lists total cotton vis numbers and declines against 1883 84 and 85, notes steady raw sugar and refined sugar prices, quotes various sugar grades, molasses and Porto Rico Cuba prices, and PIPE LINE CERTIFICATES with October 1885 trade figures and refined oil at 6 4 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Porto Rico
Manila
Belmont
Cuba
Flour Receipts and Wheat News From New York Markets
New York reports October 9 on flour receipts totaling 10 585 bbls with exports 3 288 sacks. Minnesota extra and other grades show varied prices from 4 60 to 4 50, 1 200 bbls city mill extra at 4 35 to 4 50, 1 500 bbls fine at 1 90 to 2 60, 9 300 bbls superfine at 2 15 to 2 85, 800 bbls extra No 2 at 4 40 to 3 05, 4 600 bbls Minnesota extra at 2 40 to 2 55. Rye flour steady. Wheat receipts 326 300 bushels with exports 32 012.
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N. York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
N.o'leans
Omaha
Petro
Clevelad
India
Ls Jos
Tim Ve
Non Tae
Memphis
cColumous
Hartford
M. Haven
Teoria
Portland
Joseph Dony
Worcester i
Leto
Fey At & Pac
Bell
ATES
Lai A & Albrichts
Ee c
Bond
Jilly
Cal
Hee
Bens Franklin
Quincy
At& Pac
B& Albrights
Sen Diero Land
Lowell
V& Cs &cl
B&m
Hastern
F&pm
KC FS &G
Il&s
Ny&ne
Rutland
Wisconsin Central
T&s FE
A& Pine
Mex Cent Inc
Aia
Bell Tel
Eas
T&s
B&q
A&p
B& Mo
A,t& SF
Cen Inc
Y&nye
O. Mar’n & McPhys
Gulf
Liverpool
Hillor
Mareh
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Cebio Oe
Wilkes
Dean
Cable and Telegraph
Financial Chronicle
Great Britain
United States
Lac
L&sa
London
Mares
Antwerp
PVH
Ee Sincere
TOCO
Marseilles
Barcelona
Genea
Lee Elie
Egypt
Brazil
U. S
U.S
York
Minnesota
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Atchison
Sandusky
Central Massachusetts
California Southern
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
St. Louis & San Francisco
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Coerdley, Young & Fuller
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Gil
Forbes
Westoe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Northern
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Farlow
Corbin
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railroad
Chicago & West Michigan
Oregon Navigation
Union Macine
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Astern
Boston & Lowell
Central Massachusetts Common
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Jeter
GLORY
SIG
Daletalea
Mnsuutur
Bliss
Wall Street
S. W. White
Cyrus W. Field
Dow, Jones & Co
Bishop
New Haven Road
Calumet & Hecla
Atlantic
Osceola
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Arizona
Baltimore
Metal Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
NEW York Financial
Ofer
Londs
HL Venaer & CO
Congress Street
C. H. Venner & CO
Alin
Boston Stockh Echange
Walter B. Adams
Merrites
WM. Blodget
City OF
Blake Brothers &9
State Street
Merchandise National Bank
National Bank of Republic
Tremont National Bank
Eee
Merchants
National PV
Mount Vernon National Bank Oat
North National Bank
Eclet E
Massachusetts National Bank
Newton National National Bank of Redemption
Iy Bank
Newton
Great Falls
Fall River
Union Pac
Burl. & Quincy
San & Cle
Massawippi Valley
National Bank of Commerce
Mechanics’ Nak Maak
Newbury’pt
Washington National Bank
Central National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
LO Union National Bank Oe
Ean Ee Ae
Mechanics’ National Bank
O . Shree Ee
Ee Revere National Bank
Franklin Company
Hill Manufacturin Core
Continental Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
A Great Falls Manufacturing Co
le Manchester & Lawrence RP
Burt’n & Quincy
Connecticut River RR
American Screw Co
National Car Co
Union Stock Yard & Tr .O
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Boston & Albany RR
Falls & Con
Scott, S. I. & Memp
Sand. & Clevel
Boston & Maine RR
Old Colony
Leo Pewabic
Gray's Dynamo
Eastman
Arnold
Ieee
Kensington
Colorado Centralolorado Coal
Lhines
Ontario
North Belle Isle
Cala
Foreign Financial Markets
Boot and Shoe Buyers
New
Hull
Telegraph
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