Money Market Review Shows Quiet Start to September in Boston
The Money Market report for Boston notes a quiet start to September with stable rates. Time loans range 4 1/2 to 6 percent, call loans 3 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. clearing houses show ample funds and 4 comfortable surplus as New York funds trade at 20 to 22 cents discount. Government securities dull. Treasury holdings and bonds offerings detailed. imports exports and bank reserves summarized amid broader market movements.
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Boston
New York
Clearin House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Treasury
Auction Sales of Diverse Stocks From 1888 List
The sale catalog outlines auctioned stocks on Wednesday Sept 5 1888 including shares from Manuf Nat Bank Flymouth Cordage Co Asiatic Nat Bank Salem Marblehead Nat BE Everett Mills Atlantic Cotton Mills Hill Mfg Co Hamilton Woollen Co Vermont Mass RE and many railroad and mill interests. Various bonds and mortgaged securities are also listed with quantities and issuing entities. The note mentions weekly bond sales totals of 6 459 000 and 5 414 000 prior week.
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Manuf
Flymouth Cordage Co
N. Y
Asiatic Nat. Bank
Salem
Marblehead Nat
Marblehead
Mass
Douglas Axe Mig
Everett Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Douglas Axe Mig. Co
Hill Mfg. Co
Hamilton Woollen Co
Vermont & Mass. RE
Boston & Matine RR
Aliso
Hopkinton N. Bk
Hopkinton
Do Tremont N
N. City
Amosecre Mig
Concord RR
Flint & Pete Marquette RR
Hamilton Mig. Co
Pacific Guano Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western BR
Manchester Mills
Fitchburg RR
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Stark Mills
Connecticut & Passumpale RR
Day Process Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall Assn
Globe Gas Light Co
Laconta Mfg. Co
Dividends Declared by Pocasset and Central Car Companies
Pocasset Manufacturing Company of Fall River declares a two percent dividend. Central Car Company also declares a two percent dividend payable September 2.
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Pocasset Manufacturin Company
Fall River
Central Car Company
Wall Street stocks slip through a dull day with gains
Money on call is easy with loans at 4 3 2 and 1 percent closing. prime mercantile paper in fair amounts. Out of town banks are buyers. rates steady at 4 4.2. Four months’ accepts at 56.5. Bar silver at 91 94. Sterling exchange dull. actual business 4 84 for 60 day bills, 4.8754 for demand. Government and railroad bonds steady. Stocks show slight activity. overall close higher than last eve led by Lackawanna Reading and Colorado Coal. Kansas & Texas 68 strong. Canada Southern seconds fall 2. St Paul gold bond up.
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Messrs. Cordley & Co
New York
Uel
Boston
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
St. Louis
Mellen
Lowell Road
Union Pacific
Potter
Boston & Maine Road
Lowell
Kansas
Topeka
Samuel Benner
Manitoba
California Southern
Burlington Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Canada
St. Paul
London Market Summary Signals Mixed Bond and Rail Strength
London quotations show Consols at 99% for money and 99% for October with American issues mixed. There is noted ready demand for discount and a semi stagnant stock exchange. prices held firm despite poor harvest prospects. English railways strengthen while foreigners buy continental markets. American and Canadian securities show hopeful sentiment.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Stock Exchange
Business Troubles Hit Local Merchants and Distress
Brigham and Sawyer grocers of 87 Decatur owe 3624.10 with nominal notes of 500 against O N Kenet son. Brigham and Sawyer incur 1340 each in personal debts and lack individual assets. Joseph Anderson of Lowell petitions insolvency by Allen Bros of 255 Federal st. Samuel Bliss, sugar and syrups manufacturer in Chicago, lists assets and liabilities both at 125000.
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Brigham & Sawyer
Decatur Street
O. N. Kenetson
Brigham
Sawyer
Joseph 8. Anderson
Lowell
Allen Bros
Federal Street
Samuel Bliss
Chicago
Ill
Fire commissioners appoint permanent substitutes for fire units
The fire commissioners named permanent substitutes Martin H. Ryan, Patrick W. Lanegan, Walter A. McLean, Daniel J. Calden, Dennis J. Hedrington, Michael A. Murphy, John J. Riley and James K. Macaire. They have not yet been assigned to their companies.
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Martin H. Ryan
Patrick W. Lanegan
Walter A. McLean
Daniel J. Calden
Dennis J. Hedrington
Michael A. Murphy
John J. Riley
James K. Macaire
Lumber Company Manager Arrested for Missing Funds
Clarence Stones, manager of the Southern Lumber Company at No 19 Doane Street, fled the city about three weeks ago with accounts short by 2800 dollars. Traced to Nashville Tennessee he was captured there on Saturday at the request of Boston police.
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Clarence Stones
Southern Lumber Company
Doane Street
Nashville
Tenn
Boston
Trade names and reps listed across many cities
A compilation lists individuals and firms with locations from Augusta Georgia to Cleveland Ohio and Chicago Illinois including Gouley, Mulherin, Creighton, Childs, Cady, Fantins, Gross, McLauchlan, Marks, Henderson, Cowen, Borches, Green, Field, Jandt, Liepold, Sennett, Geiteman, Bechtel among others, indicating a broad network of agents or partnerships across multiple states and cities. The row suggests a trade or directory snippet showing regional representation and affiliations in commerce and manufacturing.
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A J Gouley
A J Gouley & Co
Craw
Augusta
William Mulherin
Mulherin, Rice & Joshu O
Baltimore
M Rh Creighton
Creighton, Dinsey & Co
Cleveland
H B Childs
Childs
Groff & Co
W Cady
W Cady & Co
J J Fantins
Stone
Canton
Misa
Isidor Gross
Tre
Chicago
McLauchlan
Selz
Schwab
Marks
Henderson
CM Henderson
Cincinnati
George S Cowen
Cowen & McGrath
Detroit
Mich
J McLogan
NY & NE
B & 5 Selling Co
Aimee Tenn
W Borches
McNulty, Borches
Kansas City
Oberlin
Kan
Liepold
Portsmouth
W M Sennett
Sandusky
O John A. Geiteman
Geiteman & Homegardner
Wabash
Ind
E L Bechtel
Bechtel Bros
Commodity market summary shows mixed but steady demand
Flour and corn show contrasting strength and ease while oats and oatmeal stay quiet. Several staples including butter cheese potatoes hay and pork remain steady or firm with refined sugars active. Grain and feed items such as millfeed hops and grass seeds stay quiet or firm as described.
Boston Flour and Grain Receipts and Prices Sept 1
Boston market notes weekly flour receipts totaling 26 525 barrels and a large grain influx with corn at 213 480 bushels and wheat 10 490 bushels. Prices for flour range from fine at 2 75 per barrel to spring patents at 5 80, while global receipts in Chicago Milwaukee New York and Toledo show steady to dull trade and firm milling demand.
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Market report shows dull demand across grains and foods
Receipts and shipments vary by region with Milwaukee rye firm and Chicago rye at 52c. New York dull with mixed oats and white oats quoted. oats and middlings steady. Cornmeal and oatmeal markets are quiet to dull, with export options and modest demand. overall trade shows a cautious, mixed season.
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Chicago
New York
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Kwaukee
Toledo
St Lewis
St Louis
Canada
Bush
Yoagoee
Choice
Weekly Receipts and Market Quotes for Butter Cheeses Eggs and More
Receipts for the past week show butter 16 757 pkgs on 850 boxes and 437 pkgs oleo, cheese 8722 boxes, eggs 9 boxes and 96 bbls with 99 060 cases, beans 446 bbls, potatoes 20 cars and 12 191 bush, hay 126 cars, straw 85 cars, poultry 438 pkgs, sweet potatoes 2620 bbls. Last year’s week records include butter 17 535 pigs and 1316 boxes oleo 6137 pigs cheese 4465 boxes eggs 26 boxes 26 bls and 7926 cases beans 536 L bbls potatoes 82 cars and 11 247 bush hay 98 cars straw 9 cars poultry 255 pkgs sweet potatoes 7449 bbls. Butter market firm for choice grades with varied Western Vermont andEastern quotations. cheese steady with New York and Vermont levels. eggs trade quiet at old quotes. beans and potatoes show steady or easy prices. hay and straw prices unchanged.
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Banana steamer Marmion sails to Boston fruit market
The steamer Marmion is due September 6 from Jamaica carrying bananas for the Boston Fruit Company.
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Banana Steamers
Marmion
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Trade Market Prices For Produce Realigned In Quiet Session
Trade is quiet at steady prices across assorted produce. New marrow squash at 806 barrels, turban squash at $1 per barrel, Savoy cabbage 65 cents per barrel, native beans and cucumbers listed with various per bush and per box rates. Oranges and lemons unchanged with Palermo oranges $6 to $7 per box and Messina lemons $3 to $5 per box. Apples show slow demand but steady prices, with varieties like native Astrachan and Williams quoted. Prices for berries, watermelons, grapes, and pears reflect limited movement and unchanged or slightly adjusted figures.
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Russia
Jersey
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Messina
Extra
Marylan
Delaware Moores
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Bartlett
Clapp
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