Money Market Mixed Shares and Bond Offerings Report
The Boston money market opened quiet with rate ranges from 3 to 6 percent on time loans and 3 to 4 percent on call. Clearing house balances showed lending at about 8 percent and New York funds at a small discount. Treasury gold and silver holdings, currency in circulation, and various bond offerings were detailed, with declines in reserve surplus and notable activity in Atchison and Burlington stock. Dividends were announced by several companies including Barnaby Manufacturing and Granite Mills, with payouts varied by company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
Josepon St. Louis
Sanrancisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Boans
Inc
Sone
Bears
Atchison
Strong
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Bostonews Bureau
Chicago, Burlington & Quitcy
Burlington
Atchison & Nebraska Railway
Missouri River
Chicago, Nebraska & Kansas
Flint & Pere Marquette
Union Pacific
Boston News Bureau
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Carver Fienderson
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Road
California mining stocks and rail stocks in New York sales
A dated listing shows California mining stocks and various railroad and bank issues, with bonds and auction notes. It includes company names such as Oriental Coffee House, Columbian National Bank, Metropolitan Horse RR, Kansas City Missouri entries, McKay Metallic, Merchants National Bank, Old Boston National Bank, Essex RR, Atchison & Nebraska RR, and others. Auction sale items list Second National Bank and Continental Mills among many securities slated for Wednesday Oct 24 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison & Nebraska RR
Mtg
See. Co
Nat. Bank
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Burlington & Mo. R. RR
Western RR
Yares Tremont & Suffolk Mills
AN Francisco
Aimoskeag Mfg
Cotton Mills
Hamilton Mig, Co
Ado Appleton Co
Boston
Atheneui, Best & Belcher
Ophir
Bodie Con
Chollar
Savage
Hares Busell Trimmer Co
Pacific
Serra Nevada
Ao Peprerell Mig
Cal & Va
Union
Bates Mfg. Co
Crown Point
Utah
Nauimkeag Steam Cotton Co
Gould & Curry
Do Merchants’ Nat. Bak. Hale & Norcross
North Bele Isle
Amoskeag Mig. Co. Mexican
Nevada Queen
Do Amory Mfg
Mono
Essevee Ee
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Amoskeag
Maine
Wisconsin
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Mass. Mutual Ins. Co
American Ins. Co
Oakland Garden Assn
Boston Stock Car Co
McKay Met
Fast
Allen Gymnasium
Ado East Boston Dry Dock Co
de McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine
Market notes from London with varied bond quotes
London financial data lists Consols at 97 16 for money and 97 for the account. Atlantic and Great Western seconds at 8 14, Canada Pacific 58 4, Erie 30 46, Illinois Central 119 4, Mexican ordinary 49 14, St Paul common 68 4, Pennsylvania 56 4, Reading 27 8, Mexican Central firsts 67. The open market discount rate for short and three months bills stands at 3 4 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRO
Bell
Ke ‘Trust
T&s
Louis
LOBOS
Bo van Inc
Eae
Erie Tel Wessteses
Eastman Car
Eevee
Lamson
Boston
Trenchman’s
Ey Land
San Diego Land
Allouez
Bost & Mont
Copper
É Eewee
Cal &Hec
Dunkin Aes
Franklin
Kearsarge
Osceola
At & Pac
Boston & Lowell
Cal
Mass
Cleve
Canton
Cin, San & Cleve
Seeveeevesee
Eevee Itehburg Pfd
Suet Ennee
Ny&nee
Pullman
Bell Fells A
V & S Fe Col Trust
Og & Lake
Og & Lake Cham Con 68 . Ah .000 Oe OT 96 Rutland 5S. Eee
Erie Tel
Lamsons Milo
Frenchman’s Bay
West Ind Land
Ee Eeee
Os & Mont (Copper
Dunkin Wevcee Seeerere
Franklin Eee Seeeere
Kearsar Eeene
O Nationa
Eaveeeceses
Quincy
Tamarac
Ba&n
Estes
Alouez
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
B. & Mont
Huron
Ebseseeesre
Seeeee
Seta Weaes
Oscooml
Renee
Pewadic
Esate
Tamatack
Aspinwall
Eee
Boothbay
Boston. i
Boston W.P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
East Loston
French Bay
Crete
Maverick
Newport
Li Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
San Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
West Sind
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
L. G
At. & Pac
Chi
Kan, & W
Cc. & W. Mich
Con. Vt
V. C
Doine
N.Y
N. E
P. D.O
Oregon
L. Gs
L. C. Con
Pueb. & A. V
Tex
Sonora
Union Pacific
Do Inc
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Col. Sp. & Clineter del
Nevesdes Ever
Eastern
Eaer
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M. Com
K. C
Ft. S. T
CL & Sp
Mein
Isiiss
K.C
M. & Boes
L. R
FOS
St. Lerm
Seeeveeev
New Eng
Old Colony
Rutland
Anne
Summit Branch
West End
Wis
Central
Erie
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser
Pullman Palace
Pacife
Air Line
Pacific
Abe
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
den. & R.G
Hs East Tenn
Loxass
Etree
Suingén
Enee
D Stock Exchange
Low Island
Lou
Ove
Man
Pontiac
Ia Rappa
Hioshone
Azlec Cece
Naeh
Bonanza
St. Mary
I Security
South Side
Bly Bruns
Minn
Earnest
Catalpa
Crescent
Elect
Ohio
Burton
M. & Essex
Ener Everett
Eureka
A & Cnat
Hiumb
Lord
Nor. Actic
BI Pal
Mesnard
Yi aXe
N. PY
C. St
Pittsburg Ee
Mystock Island
St. L
St. Panié
St P. M&m
Tex. Pac
J. Pacific
Utica & B. Rows
eEx-aividend
Far Pacific Mail
Eese
Eeer
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Ener
Can
Kan. P
D. D
CEM
Ess
Kc Debasta Union
N. J. C. Int
N. Pac
Ists
W.cons
W. Debs
Amador
Homestake
Best & Elno Cher
Ontario
Col. Chis
Con. C
Col
Fenn
United Fh
London
Canada
Ilinois
Wall Street Ends Weak After Late Day Declines
New York stock activity cooled late with initial gains erased. Missouri Pacific fell while Richmond & West Point stayed firm. San Francisco, Pullman, Burlington and Rock Island showed weakness. Trading closed near the day’s low, with railroad bonds dull but steady and select issues rising or falling on the final quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Bears
Richmond
West Point
San Francisco
Pullman
Burlington
Rock Island
Brooklyn
Knoxville & Ohio
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
North Missouri
Green Bay
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Erie
Houston & Texas
Pennsylvania
LADS ties of Denham & Co. shoe creditors list
A detailed statement lists numerous creditors and amounts owed by Denham & Co. shoe dealers, totaling 111,130.29 in accounts and 105,043.04 in notes, with total liabilities 216,173.33. First creditors meeting set for Friday November 9 at 10 a.m. in the Court House, Sheriff Cronin attaches 1500 on Eastern Point Associates, and a lodge house lien is recorded for Maddox Bros work on the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham & Co
E. A. Grothusen
John Peach
Randolph
Woodbury Bros
Beverly
A. E. Legro & Co
Lynn
Meyer Rubber Company
New York
Sage & Co
Boston
American Rubber Company
Heywood Boot and Shoe Company
Worcester
George H. Burt & Co
von Tohel & Davis
Terryville
Conn
Winch Bros
Parker Holmes & Co
Hosmer, Codding & Co
Batchelder & Lincoln
Guy Lamkin & Co
J. W. Barnard
Andover
Noah Curtis & Co
Rich, Reed ,& Atwood
Layne & Co
Lee
N. H
T. C. Evans Advertising Agency
W. S. Chase & Co. Haverhill
RK Britton, & Co
South Boston
A. G. Harris
Concord
Merrimac Shoe Company
Whitcher & Emery
T. J. Evans
Haverhill
Charles N. Hoyt & Co
Thomas White & Co
Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Burrill, Houghton & Co
Charles L. Hamilton
E. Walden & Co
J. A. Teeling
Estabrook & Sibley
H. H. Jackson & Co
H. H. Hunnewell
City of
VHL Howe
John Peueh
A. P. Legro & Co
Mutual Rubber Company
New_ Haven
Sage and Co
Eywood Boot and Shoe
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Chase & Co
Court House
Cronin
Gloucester
Eastern Point Associates
Maddox Bros
Fire Records Sweep Multiple Towns Across Tight Warnings
Fire reports from Berueen to Atlanta describe multiple blazes. Gaysville Manufacturing mill and storehouse burned. loss sixty thousand dollars insured. Kimball's store also burned with ten thousand dollars insurance. Bowersville warehouse and cotton stored destroyed. uninsured loss unknown. Several residences and stores damaged or destroyed with widespread financial impact. An incendiary origin is suspected for Endicott avenue cottage blaze. An elevator fire at Roxbury caused about one hundred dollars damage. Jamaica Plain dwelling report shows thirty dollars loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berueen
Gaysville
Gaysville Manufacturing Company
Chester Downer
Sharon
Albert Brooks
F. P. Holden
Bethel
E. B. B. Kimball
Nelson Gay
E. B. Kimball
Atlanta
Bowersville
Shaefer
Endicott Avenue
Beachmont
Oscar N. Kenerson
Reuter & Alley
Roxbury
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
G. 5
Byers
Denver and Rio Grande Strike at Pursuo
All switchmen and yardmen at Pursuo Col struck this morning, halting freight traffic. They cite grievances against D. D. Thompson, superintendent of train service, and demand his removal as the condition likely to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Pursuo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
D. D. ‘Thompson
Thompson
Lieutenant Cogswell assigned to Kearsarge from Boston
Washington October 22. Lieutenant James K Cogswell U S N has been detailed from duty at Boston and ordered to the cruiser Kearsarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasa Hiington
James K. Cogswell
U.S.N
Boston
Kearsarge
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A crowded list of buyers and company representatives from cities across the United States, including Gramling of Gramling Spalding & Co in Atlanta, W 8 Everett of M C & J F Kiser & Co in Atlanta, N W Perry of Perry Mason Shoe Co in Alabama, and many others in Bloomington, Cincinnati, Chicago, Dallas, Dubuque, Gallipolis, Galveston, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, Louisville, Memphis, Minneapolis, Nashville, Quincy, Sedalia, San Antonio, St Louis, St Joseph, Towanda, Toledo, Wheeling, and more. The notice catalogs firms and agents dealing in boots and shoes, reflecting a nationwide trade network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Co
Everett
C &Jf Kiser & Co
Tre
Perry
Perry-Mason Shoe Co
Bloomington
Cincinnati
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Jo
W Durrell
Durrell Bros
J Gates
J Gates & Co
L Manss
Manss Bros’ Boot and Shoe Co
Seuaeell
A G Leonard
A G Leonard & Co
Staw
Chicago
Farnum
I P
Farnum & Co
Ylena O A & Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
Dallas
Tex
T Buford
Buford, Porter & Co
S J Howell
Blankenship & Blake Co
Re. Dubuque
E E MccMillan
McMillan, Hazenco
Gree Tenn
J A Henson
Haynes, Henson & O
Lancaster
Penn
J M Davidson
Long & Davidson
Louisville
W Rosenberg
Rosenberg, Flexner & Mendel
M J Streng
Bamberger
Mansfield
H M Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
J B Richardson
Richardson Bros
Hollins, Jr
Hollins, Sons & G
Nashville
Tenn
Throne
Adams, Throne & Co
P Kirkendall
Kirkendall, Jones & Portsmouth
F Richardson
Russell, Richardson & Titus
Quincy
Blasland
St Louis
Stribli
Tennent
St Joseph
Noyes
Norman & Co
Towanda
Humphre Bros & Tracy
Toledo
Belt
Lane & Co
Ad. Toledo
Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
E McCoy
Vancetiughes Shoe
A French
GR French & Sons
If We Have Read Hot Weather try Pyles Pearline
A short promotional note urges readers to use Pyle's Pearline during hot weather, describing it as easy, efficient, and economical for cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Market Report Shows Steady to Mixed Commodity Prices
Iron remains steady while copper quiet. Tin firm and oats barely steady. Flour and corn steady, potatoes in good demand. Butter cheese eggs and lard show varying strength. Hops dull while grapes lower. Poultry, hay, and pork mix of activity and quiet. Molasses active. refined sugars in fair demand. raw sugars unchanged.
Boston Market Wheat and Flour Prices Oct 18 20 1885 1887
Boston market data lists visible stock and carload prices for grain and flour with figures for October 18 20 and 22 in 1885 1887 and related Chicago stocks. It notes firmer flour tone due to wheat, light demand, and quotes for various flour grades and export patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bush
Boston
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
Grain Markets See May Wheat Premium On Strong Open
Chicago Wheat opens strong as shorts dominate trading with near 3 million bushels of May delivery mostly sold. May option seen commanding a premium over December while December remains manipulable. Visible supply up about 712 thousand bushels, corn and oats follow with mixed receipts and steady to dull demand across regions. New York and Chicago spot quotes show varied bids and asks across Wheat Corn and Oats, with regional totals for receipts and shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
St . Louis
Duluth
Baltimore
Lvnowm
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis
BOL Northern
Sash
Northern
Toledo
Peoria
Selae
Bostot’ & Albany
Hoosac
State
Canada
The Metal Market Report on iron and copper trends
The iron market stays steady with firm foundry iron and abundant mill grades. Steel rails show mixed orders with Eastern mills rising, Western mills securing sizable orders. outlook for rails improves in 1889. Copper stays quiet, tin firm, zinc and spelter unchanged. a sharp lead price drop followed the Corwith corner collapse, with substantial tonnage dumped and big losses suspected but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corwith Corner
New York
Chicago
Corwith
Baltimore
Tron
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Eghunton
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Angloan
Coltness
Norway
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandusky City & Indiana Railroad Company
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon Short Line
Cleveland & Canton
Mexican Central
Palace
Central Iowa Trust
New York & New England
West End Railway
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heclato
Barnaby Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Granite Mills Company
Robeson Mills Company
Hes
Beeween
Ontario Silver Mining Company
Daly Mining Company
Nashua & Lowell Railroad Company
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Ighest
California
Southwestern RR
Continental Mills
Suffolk Cordage
Union Met. Fast. Co
Boston & Maine RR
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Ogdensburg & L. Chaim
Kansas City
Lt. Cos
Council Bluffs
Wichita & Western RR
Pleasant Hill
de Soto RR
Brunswick & Chillicothe RR
St. Vans
Sioux City RR
Con
Pass. R
Bell Tel. Co
Colsia A & Cinn
Boston & Liverpool
Ins. Co
Boston Electric Light Co
Natl. Bank
Massawippi Valley RR
City, Clinton & Springfield RR
Missisquoi Valley RR
First Ward Natl. Bank
C. & Trans
St. P
Tex. P. LG
Stsig
Vex
Gi. & TM
P&c
W. Shore
Kidder, Peabody Co., Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Foreign Financial Markets
NEW York Financial
ARMY
Boston Markets
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