Money Market and Stocks Show Mixed Upward Tendency
The money market remains easy with no rate changes. Clearing house at 3.4 percent, call loans 4.25 to 5 percent, single named paper 6 to 7 percent, and manufacturing paper nominal at 5 percent. New York funds traded 5 to 12.25 cents per 81000 discount. Market activity in bonds and stocks was brisk with New York & New England leading gains, Union Pacific issues advancing, and copper stocks remaining active though moderating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Tursday
Evenina
New York
New York & New England
Union Pacifies
Union Pacific Railway Company
Oregon
American Bell Telephone
Grose
Inc
Atchison
Central
Massachusetts
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
United States
Wisconsin Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Marquette
Escanaba
St. Ignace
Ashland
Wis
Minn
Menominee
Gogebic
Vermillion
St. Lenace
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Quincy
Fragments Highlight Wall Street Stocks and Mining Notes
The page lists varied stock quotes and mining shares with figures for railroads, banks, and resources. It records prices and bond details for Mexican Central, Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific, and several mining concerns, reflecting a busy market snapshot with numerous small entries and speculative mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
S. Fe
Mexican Central Inc
Oregon Ry. & Nav
Oregon
Union Pacific
Boston Land
Boston Water
Ca & Hecla Mining
South Side Mining
Quincy
New York Financial Summary of Market Close
New York financial notes show quiet money on call and steady to dull bond activity. Stocks rise early with gains in Union Pacific and Western Union, then ease before coal stocks lift markets again. total transactions reach 489,997 shares with a closing firm tone at near best prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lockawayne
Union Pacific
Escowan
Western Union
New England
Reading
Lackawanna
Chesapeake & Ohio
Detroit
Mackinack & Marquette
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Kansas Pacific
Rome
Watertown & Ogdenburg
Shenandoah Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Wabash Trust
Colorado Coal
California mining stocks close in San Francisco
San Francisco September 21 official closing prices for mining stocks listed. Names such as Hale & Norcross Bulwer Mont Hiablow and Can Teh appear with varied numbers, though the list is partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hale & Norcross
Bulwer
el Mont Hiablow
Pestak
Market summary and stock quotes from London and New York
London on September 21 Consols closed around 100 and 13-16. Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 53 and a half. Canadian Pacific at 605 with Evic at 14 seconds 106 and St Paul common 10184. New York Central 117% and Pennsylvania around GL in Renting igs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kan. R
Bar. & Quincy
W.D
Mil. & St. Vaul
Dub. Dy
N. England
California Southern Inc
New England
Boston Water Power
Franklin Mining
Atch
Pal
Flint & Pere Mary R
Middlesex Horse R
Middlesex
Mae
Mar
Hough
N. Y
Canada
Delaware
Leo
Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Gorisville & Nashy Ss
Michigan Central
Missouri
Northwest
Roves
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Miro & Mississi
Pacific Mail - Ee
St. Paul
St. Paul & Omatha
jOntario & Western
Adams Express
Oregon
Alton & Terreck
American Express
Oregon Prat
CA Sim
Oveson lLiorove
Pacifie Banik
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Panaima
Central Low
I Cori
Dee & Evans
Itisburg
Central Pacific
Wilinan Palace
Ches & Ohio
Ae Hing
Allegheny
Rich & Dans Ile
Chicago & Alton
Chic
Rock & Bittsourg Oour
Quincy
Rock Island
St Louis
San Fran
Cleve
Oluainbus
St Paul
Craels
United States
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Lb & Pac
Yenxa de Ee
Louston
Wells
Ai Hiniolis Central
Broom & West
Western Union
Iloing Valley
Lake Erie
West
Ideed Lake Shore
Lalind
Asn
Louisville & Nas
Do Thos Co i
Louisille
Manhattan Beach
Pacific Gs
Pia
Col
Manhattan
Cent Pacific
Ile
Pen & RJ
den & RG
Michigan Ce
P & Pac
Minn & Sb
Erie 20S
Nor Hwestern
Laly Bovile & Olio
Morris & Lssex
Nashv Me & S
Pacists
NA ‘Entral
Norto An & West
iOreton Nay
Las Regen M
St Paul Consocis
Tex Pac Lid Grints
Tex
Chirat
Mississippi
Union Bac
iWest Shore
Prelicsissecu
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacifc
Evic
Pennsylvania
Marlboro and surrounding streets property transfers listed
Land and buildings across Marlboro Somerset East Third Worcester Whitmore Roxbury Roxbury West Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown Chelsea and other areas change hands Sept and Aug. Transactions include sales mortgages and transfers involving parties such as Lewis E Jenks Cora Knowlton William Sohier Horace Chadbourne Gilbert Wait Albert Gay and many others with prices ranging up to 32650 and lots measured in square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Street
Lewis E. Jenks
Joseph R. Churchill
Marlbro Street
Cora B. Knowlton
Keziah P. Fletcher
Charles W. Cotting
Somerset Street
William Sohier Et al
City of
Boston
East Third Street
Gilbert Wait
John J. Dornan
Worcester Street
Albert Gay
Elizabeth F. Prench
Whitmore Street
Charles M. Cox Et Ax
Seaver Street
West Roxpury
John W. Way
Moody Merrill
Blue Hill Avenue
Louis Vogel Et Ax
Henry Peters
Washington Street
Dokchester
Alexander R. Rice
George E. Abbott
Boston Street
St.Catherine Sculley
William P. McCarthy
Wesley Avenue
Ottway Brown Et al
Adella J. Copeland
Arcadia Street
David H. McKay
William Eaton
Newport Street
William R. Clarke
Warren Hapgood
Coleman Street
Thomas Stock
Joseph Kline
Minot Street
John Hurley
Dennis Shields
F Street
Chaarlestown
Kendall H. Stone
Thomas B. Morrill
Miller Street
Joseph Stelfe Et al
John H. Wholly
Main Street
Chelsea
Richard W. Atwood
Freds. Wright
Woodlawn Avenue
Debit McQuinn
Charlestown
Oliver Prince
Maria L. Melvin
Mead Street
Mary E. Cronin
Patrick McNiel
Essex Street
Wixiinor
Charles R. Ford
Willard C. Vanderlip
St. Thin
Ashmont Street
Mortgage Transfers and Enrollments in 19th Century Bets
Tenjamin J. Board nan to Massachusetts Hospital Live Insurance Company, mortgage by Elisha Atsins dated Aug 15 for 20000. Martha B. Morse to Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank, mortgage by Peter Conant. Lewis Coleman to Warren Hapgood, mortgage by George H Wells dated Aug 2 158v for 2300. Edward G Porter to Rachel Hammond, mortgage by Hammond dated Dec 10 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenjamin J. Board
Nan
Massachusetts Hospital Live Insurance Company
Elisha Atsins
Martha B. Morse
Charlestown
Savines Bank
Peter Conant
Suvsee Ee Lewis
Oleman
Warren Hapgood
George H. Wells
Edward G. Porter
Rachel Hammond
Said Haimmond
Business Troubles Hit Sioux Falls Clothier and Boston Boot Dealer
M Livingston of Sioux Falls has been attached as Pentland and Holmes of Boston assign to J B Villard. Liabilities near 30000, with 18500 owed to Hilliard. Assets about 24000 mainly stock. Firm started last March. partners Pentland and Holmes formerly with Tuttle & Co. Rent and startup costs blamed for failure. Renton of Newton, tailor, failed with 60c on the dollar. Baumgart of Lowden assigned to Regetts. Bram of South Framingham failed. Hains of Augusta attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Pentland
Edwin P. Holmes
Tuttle & Co
Ralph James Renton
Newton
G. Baumgart
Lowden
P. H. Regetts
T. EF. Bram
South Framingham
John C. Hains
Augusta
Wise selection appoints Griffin railroad officer
Police commissioners name Mr. William Griffin as railroad officer at the Boston & Lowell depot with orders to keep cars in motion that miss the station. The move ends blockage of the street, reducing pedestrian and passenger detriment. Griffin has long served on the railroad squad on Washington street and has been effective in clearing blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffin
Boston & Lowell
Griffin
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Cornhill
Jessie Seaman’s Funeral Held After Fatal Wound
Jessie Seaman died from a self inflicted pistol wound on July 5. His funeral was conducted yesterday at Warren Avenue Baptist Church by Rev. P. Gifford. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers included Mattheson Fraser, Robert Travers, Charles Seaman, and Gilbert Hallowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Seaman
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
P. Gifford
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Messrs
Mattheson Fraser
Robert Travers
Charles Seaman
Gilbert Hallowell
Cambridge Odd Fellows Host Toledo Visitor at Lodge Meeting
Cambridge Lodge No 13 of the I O O F entertained Dr Herbert L Allen of Toledo and several lodge associates along with about a hundred visitors. Allen formerly resided in Cambridge and held the office of noble grand and commander there. After exemplifying the work, speeches were given by Drs Chase Clark and Church, L J Cleves and D G Morse. Marine Lodge No 46 of Provincetown later visited Friendship Lodge No 20 of Cambridge and were entertained at supper after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Lodge
Herbert L. Allen
Toledo
Allen
Cambridge
Drs. Chase
Clark and Church
L. J. Cleves
D. G. d. D. Morse
Marine Lodge
Provincetown
Friendship Lodge
Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil and Juniper Tar Soap Ad
The purest Cod Liver Oil made from fresh livers on the seashore is advertised as absolutely pure and sweet. It is claimed patients prefer it and physicians deem it superior to other oils. Also promotes Juniper Tar Soap from Caswell Hazard & Co New York for hand and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
Commodities Hold Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
Flour and malt stay unchanged while corn and oats show slight movement. Butter and cheese firm with small price upticks. beans, seeds, and oats remain quiet or steady. Potatoes ease a bit with better demand. fruit, tallow, and provisions largely unchanged. peaches absent. auction prices noted separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnst
Market Reports Sept 21 Flour and Grain Variant Prices
Market notes show no change in flour with light trade and steady prices. Corn remains quiet with slightly stronger quotes. oats steady to firmer with No 2 white oats around 37 cents and several on call bids. Inspections report varied car lots including white wheat and steamer yellow corn. UK consumption figures and crop estimates cited. shipments and receipts at Minneapolis for 1885-86 show gains in wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
United Kingdom
Cincinnati
Chicago Farmers’ Review
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Indiana
Kansas
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Minneapolis
New York
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Canada Superior
Canada
Barney Dliatic
Walt
Tazoe Bush
Wholesale Market Prices for Dairy Fruit and Produce Listings
Prices for strictly wholesale lots and jobbing levels across dairy fruit and produce categories. Includes CHEESE NORTHERN and Western grades, BEANS, FRUITS like apples and oranges, SEEDS, HAY, POTATOES, SWEET POTATOES, TOMATOES, and POULTRY. Notable items: Gravenstein apples up, Concords improved, cantaloupes and muskmelons steady, Lemons and Almeria grapes sold at steamer prices. Also includes freight and box pricing for peaches, cranberries, and beans, with specific regional variations and jobbing increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Michean Choice
Choice West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Swale
Maine
New Brunswick
Houlton
Houlton Hebrons
Do Hebrons
Hebrons
Burbanks
Virginia
Graves
Bartlett
Packed meats demand, lard stable, beef and pork prices mixed
Demand remains strong for packed meats while lard shows no change. Fresh beet, veal, lambs, and mutton stay steady or dull as listed. Pork and lard prices show wide ranges for cuts and ends, with hams, ribs, sausages, and tongues noted at various prices. Fresh beef and plate measures appear high, with extra mess and beef hams referenced alongside live cattle notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nais
Brighton
Worcester County
Salolye
ImpERIAL Oil Prices and Naphtha Stability Note
An oil case at SPA shows 160 tests with oil held at a penny per gallon including, while naphtha remains steady at 100 pounds per load according to gravity readings.
Retail prices at Faneuil Hall Market
Prices in the Faneuil Hall market show a strong boom across departments. Fresh meats fetch firm, quickly changing hands with high activity in pork and beef cuts. poultry remains active with rising butter and dairy values. Fresh fruits and vegetables list abundant grapes, watermelons, and celery amid steady fish, clams, and shellfish prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSlius
Phil Syring
Dante Jones
Isabella Vranes
Concord
Butter and Cheese Market Report with Regional Prices
The butter market remains firm with steady demand at full quotations. Western creamery items sell around 20 to 26 cents with various grades, while Vermont and Western creamery quotes range up to 27 cents. Cheese values are higher on rising trends, with Northern and Western lots trading at multiple smalllot prices. eggs and other provisions show mixed signals as receipts rise and markets firm. Receivers note stability in beans seeds and straw, with potatoes heavy on arrivals and prices easing slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Logulle
Filoe
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
Western Creamery
New York
Eastern Creamery Extra
Utica
Elgin
Little Falls
Cotton and Sugar Market Roundup with Futures and Spot
Cotton market quiet with unchanged prices while Liverpool opened firm. Upland and Orleans spot values steady amid 14,000 bales sold. New York futures showed firm tones across several month contracts. sugar steady with no sales, refined sugars easier and molasses quoted for cargo lots. Currency-like oil and certificates noted with varied prices and timings. Market commentary cites low yields in cane parishes and seasonable May to June improvements, alongside pipeline certificates activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Liverpool
Ind Uplands
Orleans
Manila
Louisiana
Orto Rico
Cuba
Coal Car Shortages Hit Reading as Carriers Redirect Freight
The anthracite trade faces a car shortage with Reading Co. worst hit as it moves cars for foreign iron ore at low rates. Other lines push general freight, keeping coal procurement steady while port stocks deplete and monthly production exceeds targets. Prices hold firm. tolls and Reorganization loom. Weekly shipments fall slightly year over year. YoY mine output rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Company
Readng
Tidewater
Port Richmond
Iuvarcen Reich
Reading Railroad
Seie
Reading RR
Valley
D. L. & West
el. & Mad
Eno Vis
Cleirtd. Pa
Hin. & Bot
UGE
Westn
British trade in August shows drops and gains
The Board of Trade reports August imports fell 5.1 percent vs 1886, totaling 27,321,300 pounds, with large rises in rice flax linen raw silk raw cotton seed and sugar and declines in woollen yarn wheat flour and Indian corn. Exports rose 1.5 percent to 13,744 pounds with sheep and lambs wool gains and declines in copper and cedarwood trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Board of Trade
Wille
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report Week End Sept 21 1556
Live stock market data from Watertown shows cattle and sheep counts, with totals and state breakdowns. Prices for market beef and store cattle listed, including car counts over different railroads and regional totals, with notes on horse and hog figures and general market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstie
Sheen
Celves
Maine
Mass
Canada
Boston & Lowell
Fitchbares
Boston & Albany
Eastern
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.vemver
Congress Street
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress St
Northern Pacific
R. R. Co
Oregon Short Line
R. R
Navigation
Joseph
Grand Island
Bode
Suedaily
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
Merritt
WM. Blodget
Brokers’ Board
BOC Tral of
Burk i
Poe
Bur
San
R. Sag
Do. Troy Aan
Ss Io Ee
GO Sa
Union
Pacifie
K.C
Spr. & Mem
Erie Telephone
Miss
Kan
Atlantic
Pnchhc
Oesses
OOO
California South Inc
OVO
Mexican Central
A. Cee
England
Arenas
TOV
Allouen Mining
Ee Wolfe Gs
Excividena
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Zaey
Feng PI
Eastman Freieh
Cin
Louis
Atlantic & Pacific Inc
Lamson Store
Urlineton & Quin Rist
BU Mar
Houch
N. YX
Rutland
Summit
CES
Bell Telephone
Pelephone
Aspinwall Land
Santa Fe
T&s. Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Maine
California Southern
Central of Mass
Cleveland
Anton
West Michigan
Flint
Pere
Town
Memphis
Ioelinton
Springfield
Little Red
Ft. Smith
Manes
New E
Old Colony
Gree
Bonanza
Montana
Goa
Napa
Osceola
Reed
Ieee
Pines
NEW York Financial
Colorado Coal Byre
North Belle Isle
Jimmestake
Savage Eae
Quicksilver
Bodo
California
Arte Foreign Financial Markets
Supfolk County
Cambridge Odd Fellows
Frais
Faneuil Hall
Centennial
Beacon Light
Coal Trade
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Farrow
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