The Money Market and Stock Market Activities
The Boston money market remained quiet with slight ease in some rates. Manec tucturing paper showed better inquiry with rates 5 to 5 percent, loans on call 5 to 6 percent, and clearing-house borrowings steady at 4 percent. New York funds discounted 5 to 10 cents on 1000. exchanges totaled 14.1 million with 1.97 million balances. The New York Stock Exchange eyed a possible October 25 close for Liberty statue day. Atchison stock fluctuated, while overall market closed steady after a weak afternoon.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Bank of England
Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New England
Chicago & West Michigan
Boston Water Power
New England Telephone
Oregon Transcontinental
Flint & Pere Maronette
Mexican Central
Mexican Telephone
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
California Southern
GSO
Boston Land
Little Rock & Fort Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Qet
Atchison
Deacon” S. W. White
Wall Street News
Venner
Atchison Road
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Union Pacific
Oregon
London
Caicego & Ohio River
Danville, Olney & Ohio River
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Pullman
Re & Eastern Iilinois
Fort Smith
Ice
West Michigan
Flint
Perre Marquette
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonazon
Samalits
Louisville & Nashville
Jersey Central
Richmond & West Point
Kansas & Texas Generals
New York, Lackawanna & Western
Buffalo
New York & Erie
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
South & North Alabama Sinking Fund
Milwaukee & Northern
New York Central
Toledo, Peoria & Western Trust
American Dock
Jersey
Fall River Mills Declare Dividend Notes Record
The Shore Mills Company Fall River declares a 142 percent descent. Laurel Lake Mills Fall River declares a 1 percent dividend. Tecumseh Mills Fall River declares a 2 percent dividend. Street Railway Company Taunton declares a 6 percent dividend.
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Shore Mills Company
Fall River
Laurel Lake Mills Company
Tecumseh Mills Eps IY
Street Railway Company
Taunton
Bankers and Brokers Buy Sell Stocks and Bonds
Whitney Basset offers investment services for investors and on margin. Dealers in municipal and railroad securities.
Suit to bar Atchison Santa Fe from backing Atlantic & Pacific bonds
A Kansas federal suit seeks to prevent Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway from guaranteeing or loaning funds to Atlantic & Pacific Railway. The filing notes A P R R earnings in 1855 and heavy bonded debt, with Atchison unable to continue advancing without harming dividends. Shareholders may obtain circulars by mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
District of Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Co
Atlantic & Pacific R. R
Atchison Company
Atlantic & Pacific R. R. Co
Atchison
Atchison Co
Mortgage bonds on Cambridge Street Railway guaranteed by consolidation
A notice describes first mortgage bonds on the Charles River Street Railway Company including rent and personal property as security. Under consolidation terms the principal and interest are guaranteed by the Cambridge Street Railway, with each bond backed by strong security.
CE Venner and Company Sales Ledger Entry
Listing shows broker and sale figures with amounts including 405 000 and 19.000, referencing Central Mass and Mex Cent lines. Mentions Union Pacific and various codes like G38 and G75 with percentage 11% and 1185. No clear narrative event or date. appears to be clipping of a trade or brokerage ledger.
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S&lol
Boston Land
Boston
Atlantic Huron
Canney Ve
Alba
der Bs& Lowe
Canada Southern
Central
Pacine
He Ati & LC Inc
S . St Louis
Delaware & Hudson Ewree
Denver
Rio Grande
J ' Ea P
Erie Co
Kansas
Lake Shore
Ruthindon
Sloo
Louisville
See
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Pac
Northwest
Pecos
Albrights
New Jersey Central
New York
Col
Spr & Cin
Ohio
Mississippi
Peoria
S&s O
Paul
Staul & Omaha
Hood Texas
Sisay U . Wort
Pacific
A.guay Zoustol
St. Paul & Duluth
Ory
Adams
Ontario
Oregon
Fee
Boston Aird
Mlert Shah
Canada
Anand Pels
Peoria, Dee
Evans Gidade Bond
Pittsburg
Canton
Yulhnan Palace
Goa
Allegheny
West Point
Prt Koch
Thicage
Aiton
St. Louis
San Fran
St. 1St. Paul
Sea Ao
Bos & Lowell
Lab
San. & Cleve
Ies
Cleveland Cal
St. Paul
Min. & Man
Boston & Maine
Consolidated Coal
1St. Paul
S&c
del. & Hudson
Exas Pacific
del. & Lack
Den
Ee Pacific Ae Ae Metropolitan
Too Erie
U. . Express
C & Laat M
Ido
East Tennessee
New
Weils Fargo
Cent Mass
Tee
East Tenn
Lailwestern Union
Fort Wayne
Atlantic & Pacific
Illinois Central
Hockin Valley St
Mil
Ind
Bloom. & West
Texas
Ctiea
Black River
Union Pacific
Lake Erie & West
Vena
Col. & Iron
Wis Central
Kong Long Island
Louisville & Ash
Lousville & N. Alb
Aspinwall Ld
Manhattan Beach
Gell Tell
Mem
Charleston
Tel Easey
Metropolitan Bley
D. C
Michigan Central
London market report shows mixed railway and bank figures
London stock prices list Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Eric, Mexican, Stern common, New York Central, Reading and other issues with varied gains and losses. Bank of England rate stands at 4 percent.
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London
Atlantic & Great Eee
Canadian Pacific
Eric
Stern
New York Central
Reading
Bank of England
Creditors face slim returns as various draft insolvencies emerge
The report lists multiple local and regional failures and assignments. Rufus W. Jones’s stock and fixtures were sold for 60 percent. George W. Perry assigned to Edward N. Wood with assets around 1,750 against 2,400 liabilities. Kehoe & Deiiers failed. Archibald & Wilbur assigned for creditors. Sharpe & McKinnon sought extensions with liabilities at 145,000 and assets 40,000 over debts. WP. F. Robert absconded with over 20,000 in liabilities. Creditors expect meager recoveries across the board.
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Rufus W. Jones
West Broadway
South Boston
George W. Perry
West Chelmsford
Edward N. Wood
Lowell
Edward N. Wood & Co
W. H. Foye
Grocer
Bath
N. H
George S. Curtis
Curtis & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Boston
Kehoe & Deiiers
North Adama
Archibald & Wilbur
Woonsocket
R. L
L. L. Chilson
William E. Wilbur
Sharpe & McKinnon
Felt
Montreal
Frm
WP. F. Robert
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Reported by Fay Co
Stock list from Wilson W Fay & Co Boston notes prices for Arno, Dynamo, Mexican Telephone, Reece Buttonhole, International Buttonhole, Stud Water Meter and others. Includes quantities such as 160, 50, 100, and 500 shares with brief price figures, reflecting a market snapshot from October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Bostong
AM. Il
Gray's ‘Dynamo
Lee
BO Busel Crier
Reece
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed After Midday Rally
New York reports mixed activity with Jersey Central leading gains while railroad bonds and other issues show weakness. Trading volume totals 365,010 shares as analysts note Jersey decline pressure and a possible forthcoming market adjustment amid lingering readings of a bear campaign.
Market Summary: Agricultural Commodities Steady Across Board
Wool, cotton, flour, corn, oats, rye, oats, malt and millfeed show little or no change. Butter, fresh beef, sugar, molasses and tallow remain steady or dull. Beans in good demand. potatoes firm. sweet potatoes improving. Truck demand fair. pork and lard steady. poultry and game similar to last quotes.
Real estate transfers across Suffolk and surrounding towns
Suffolk County records show multiple property transfers on Oct 1 to Oct 8 across Washington Boylston Dennis Commercial Washington Read in Boston Dorchester Roxbury East Boston South Boston Charlestown Chelsea and Chelsea area. Transactions include land and buildings with prices from $1 to $12,000 and several mortgages back, with parcels on streets like Prospect Whitfield Pynchon Vernon Rockland Avenue Walnut and Dunreath among others.
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Washington Street
Gottlieb Steale
Howard Colburn
Boylston Street
James Notman
Julia M. Marsh
Dennis Street
Stephen P. Weld
George A. Frost
Commercial Street
Edward Sands
Charles E. Raymond
Joseph Carter
Joseph A. Horn
Washington Avenue
Read Street
Robert I. Hendry
Edmonds
Dorchester
Charles W. Perkins
Charles E. Perkins
Frank H. Cunningham
Elbridge L. Hutchins
Milton Avenue
Thomas Gannon
Isaac D. White
Pynchon Street
Nelson Curtis
Daniel Mahan
Frank Mahan
Vernon Street
Joanna A. Wells
Jeremiah M. Sweet
Rockland Avenue
Ferdinand Geldowsky
Henrietta Joy
Dunreath Street
Susanna K. Tobey
Henry G. Laughton
Samuel Little
Walnut Avenue
Michael Dolan
George Curtis Et al
Wrest Roxpury
Axel J. Johnson
Workingman’s Co-operative Bank
Clifford Street
Boston
Emma Pete
Jeremiah H. Pote
Orleans Street
Catherine Bull
John A. Martin
Bowen Street
South Boston Savings Bank
Simon Ripp
Edward H. Kettell
D Street
Charlestown
James J. Costello
Elizabeth Graham
Adams Street
Bridget B. Fitzpatrick
John K. O'Brien
Tufts Street
W. C. Rogers
E. W. Chapman
Walker Street Court
Dustin Lancey Et al
Washington G. Benedict
Dix Street
Ditto
Billow Avenue
Chelsea
Anna L. Alley
Godfrey Morse
Chestnut Street
Bridghtoon
Amos B. McLaughlin
Elon Hi Forbes
High Street
Patrick Hayes
Pioneer Co-operative Bank
Wicklow Street
Wool Market Report From Boston and National Rundown
Receipts in Boston for the week ending Oct 21 total 6 856 bales domestic and 452 bales foreign, with year prior figures higher. Market remains quiet, firmer prices, more buyers but slightly lower weekly sales. Auction slated in New York for 1147 bales Australian wool. carpet wools strong. Texas and California wools steady. New York and Philadelphia markets show firm prices with varied demand. Ships and inland trade indicate continued robust demand for fine wools amid cautious buying patterns. Melbourne and London trends show higher year over year deliveries and sustained home consumption.
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Summit Branch
Franklin
Sumit
Summit
New York & New England
Standard Oil
Hocking Valley
Union Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Providence
Eastern
Central Massachusetts
Atlantic & Pacific
Oregon
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Denver
Ogdensburg
Rutland
Consolidated Vermont
Master of Transportation
Central
Vermont
Grand Trunk Road
Bell Telephone
Boston
Maren
G'S Sas
Patch
Ges
LSA
Eakates
Bo Boots
New York
Port Phillip
New Zealand
R. W. Cameron & Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
California
San Francisco
Lia Oilee
Valley
Chasoe
Doe
Australian
Montevideo
Chamberlin Bros & Co
John Sanderson & Co
Melbourne
London
Australia
America
H. Schwartze & Co
Philadelphia
Europe
Treasury Department
West Virginia
Diana
Wisconsin
Canada
Itowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Cincinnati
Bradfera
Pug
China
Mortgage transfers and loan details from 19th century deeds
Joseph W Homer to Robert F Edes and others the mortgage payer by Edes on Sept 22 for 4000 dollars. Willard A Plumphrey to Charles Fawlkner on Oct 1 1872 the mortgage by Samuel A Wheelock for 8000 dollars. J A W Gates to Carrie B Jones the mortgage on John ONeil dated Nov 23 1882 for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Homer
Robert F. Edes
Said Edes
Willard A. Plumphrey
Charles Fawlkner
Samuel A. Wheelock
J. A. W. Gates
Carrie B. Jones
John O'Neil
Mead Opens Puritanism Course at Boston University
Edwin D. Mead arranged a six lecture course to be delivered on successive Thursdays in October and November in Sleeper Hall Boston University. He gave the first lecture last evening to a small but appreciative audience. The inaugural subject was Puritanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Mead
Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Peabody Fire Parade Marks Return After Thirteen Years
The Peabody fire department held its first parade in thirteen years. Fearless Hose Company No 1 of Amesbury attended as guest of Hose 4. A noon procession toured principal streets, followed by apparatus trials and a supper.
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Peabody Fire Department
Fearless Hose Company No. 1
Amesbury
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Boston Stock Exchange
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