Money Market and Stock Notes From Boston and New York
Boston market reports steady rates with bank loans at 3.25 percent and cash loans at 4.15 to 4.5 percent. New York funds quoted at 10.15 discount per $1000. Exchange totals show gains year over year. Chicago, Burlington & Northern leads today’s gains. Burlington stock rises to 75 while earnings outlook improves. Mining and iron stocks show selective strength with Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon and Lake Shore mentioned. Local money market stays fairly easy and copper stocks remain attractive.
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Boston
New York
New York & New England
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Calumet & Heela
Allouez
Osceola
Franklin
Quincy
Huron
Wisconsin Central
Atchison
Northwest
Kansas
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Lake Shore
Rockland Ori
Massachusetts
Great Falls
Manchester Mills
Middlesex
Lowell
Lyman Mills
Chicopee
Cambridge
South Boston
Highland
E. T. Fairbanks & Co
Lamson
New York Commercial Bulletin
Metal Exchange
Ie London
Dividends listed for several railroads and mining firm
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway declares 2 1 2 percent on common and 3 percent on stock payable Oct 18. Honerine Mining Company pays 2 percent or 5 cents per share on Sept 28. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway 1 percent. Evansville and Terre Haute Railway pays 1 percent quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Honerine Mining Company
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Company
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Company
Brewer and Wilkins Private Wires Grain Merchants Ad
Boston commission merchants Brewer and Wilkins offer grain and provisions trading on margin with private wires to Chicago and New York, located at 35 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Merchants
Congress St
Boston
Chicago
New York
Boston Stock Exchange Market Report September 22 1886
Boston Post wire summary lists sales at Brokers' Board with prices for stocks and bonds. Includes entries for Wisconsin Central Union Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Mexican Central and other rail and industrial issues, with notes on live stock market at Brighton and Watertown and arrivals by road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
New York Financials Drift and Bonds Narrow in Activity
New York money on call quiet at 4 to 6 percent with last loan at 6. Prime mercantile paper 4.5. Bar silver steady at 95.5. Government and railroad bonds dull to steady. Stock market irregular, heavy, with early advances reversing to near opening levels. Railroads and utilities show minor gains. late session closes barely steady. Bond sales total $1,022,500 with several issues listed at small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Sterling Exchange
Fiim
St. Paul
Baltimore & Oghio
Parkersburg
Jows City & Western
Kentucky Central
New York City & Northern Trust
New Orleans Pacific
To'e
Oregon Transcontinental
Texas Pacific
Shenandosh Valley
Wabash General Trust
Colorado Coales
Western Union
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Vnevoimes
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springneld
Foreign Financial Markets Report From London
London financial summary shows Consols at 10015 16, U S bonds four percents at 1804, 40es 11434, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 53142, Erie 457 percent 10556, do seconds 10556, St Paul common 10158, New York Central 11712, Reading 17%2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Reading
Insolvency andAssignments Hit Boston Merchants
Nathan HF Blake of East Boston has become insolvent with 3742 in debts, 2000 secured by a vessel lien. Cambridge Coal Company creditors expect a light dividend after a recent failure. Hardy & Co. door factory assigns to Henry G. Hardy of Malden. Meyer Richards assigns to Francis E. Rogers with 50 60 in preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan HF. Blake
Mariner
Meridian Street
Boston
Cambridge Coal Company
Cambridgeport
W. A. Macollum
Council Grove
Kan
Hardy & Co
Blackstone Street
Henry G. Hardy
Malden
Meyer Richards
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francis E. Rogers
Boot and Shoe Buyers List Across Cities
Albany and other cities feature a long list of boot and shoe buyers with names and firms. Advertisers include W F Freeman Albany H P Converse Craw Burlington cC A Hibbard Craw J M Stone Stone, Gott Co Am H A Goff Stone Goff Co M E Taber B Taber Co Craw D A Brodie Craw Chicago Steve Creedon Co C W Marks Craw Cleveland H B Childs Childs Groff Co Ads Cumberland S J Edwards Am Columbus O O F Willson Co An Pitts A E Pitts Co Ads Des Moines W B Bentley US Detroit Charles E Smith H S Robinson Burtonshaw Havana Josiah M Velle Craw Jacksonville ree maguire ce Tenn H W Hall Co Philadelphia George W Terry 5 Bunting's Sons Co Yo Pitts A N Rose Craw Pitts C Rose F Rose & Son Craw Richmond S W Stern Stern Co Re Richmond S W Fleishman Fleishman Morris Re Savannah H S Meinhard Meinhard Bros Co Par Savannah F A Einstein Einstein's Sons Ads Toledo R Cummings Ads HALE'S HONEY and other items advertise cough cure Glenn's Sulphur Soap German Corn Remover Bills Hair Dye Pike's Toothache Drops Deans Rheumatic Pulls.
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Albany
Freeman
Ads
Converse
Converse & Son
Burlington
Hibbard
Craw
Binghamton
Stone
Gott & Co
Goff
Goff & Co
Buffalo
E Taber
Taber & Co
Brodie
Chicago
Steve Creedon
Steve Creedon & Co
Marks
Cleveland
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Cumberland
S J Edwards
Columbus
F Willson
Willson & Co
E Pitts
Pitts & Son
Des Moines
B Bentley
Bently & Olmstead
Detroit
Mich
Charles E Smith
H S Robinson & Burtonshaw
Havana
Cuba
Josiah and
M Velle
Jacksonville
Fla
T T Stockton
Stockton & Stribling
Ree Maguire Ce Tenn
H W Hall
H W Hall & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
George W Terry
Bunting’s Sons & Co
Pittsburg
Commercial Market Report Summary Immediate Supply Stability
Flour corn oats oatmeal rye flour millfeed butter cheese bees beans fruit seeds potatoes sweet potatoes truck tallow provisions sugars and molasses show little to no change with prices steady or firm. Demand remains good for some items while others hold steady as markets reflect unchanged quotes and quiet trading.
Cattle and Dairy Trade Mixed in Watertown Market
Market notes show steady demand for cows and calves with several buyers listing milch cows at various prices. Veal calves and store hogs sold with moderate activity, while lamb and sheep trade opened strong then cooled as buyers limited. Export markets and Watertown yard sales reflect a cautious tone with expectant fall trade.
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Siek
Brighton
Hollis & Co
J . Henry
WW Hall
Stee
W Scollans
S&s H Wardwell
Peir
Sion
J D Hosmer
Libby & Son
C H Merrill
E Goodnow
O P Estes
Wells
M O Hunt
BF Adden
W Ricker
H_ A Wilcox
Breck & Wood
F H Coolidge & Son
Libby
East Cambridge
le Pth
Canada
H Jones
W Peer
J_B Sargent
A Frazier
H A Wilcox
L W Tinker
W Ricker & Son
C W Bragg
J F Gilbert
Aige
C A Burdick
B Hurlbert
FS Kimball
Boston Market Flour and Grain Review Headlines
Review of the Boston market shows a quiet flour trade with steady prices across Western superfine and roller flour. Prices span multiple grain products, cereals, and provisions including oats, corn, rye, potatoes, beans, and animal feed, with firm dairy and cheese values and firmer copper and pig iron markets.
Market Report: Coal Coffee Cotton and Oils Trade Notes
COAL AND FUEL PRICES holding with light anthracite demand at wharf around 450 dollars per ton, steel and gas coals quiet or unchanged, freight rates steady. Coffee market active with Rio and Mocha prices rising, other commodities including cotton and a wide range of drugs and chemicals showing varied but steady activity. Freight, hides, oils, wool, and sugars noted with general price firmness in several sectors and foreign rates listed for Atlantic passages.
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Ldbe
Rio
Whalstee Java
Maracaibo
Gloule
Salle
Jamaica
Biya
Haddock
Pauriey Pranes
Citron
Lersian
Taylec O Ib
Hiberts
Ete aiOuee
Wailnuts
S@ise
Preignys
Liverpool
London
Glascow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
Isa
Beltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mannahemy
Paperati
Lee
Slia
Cienfuegos
Porto Rico
Porto Fico
New Orleans
Calcutta
Alpahler Jp
Singapore
Sicily
Sagua
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Markets by Telegraph New York Sept 22 Flour prices mixed
Flour market subdued with receipts of 24 760 bbls and exports 1659 bbls. Prices for superfine, Western and State range 235 to 290 per barrel, city mill extra 445 to 460, extra No 2 270 to 325, winter wheat extra 470 to 500, Minnesota extra 276 to 284. Southern markets quiet. Rye flour firm at 320 to 340. Cornmeal steady. Wheat declined with receipts 462 450 bush and sales 448 000.
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Maine
J H Fore
P W
Thompson & Son
H Wardwell
F H
Coolidge & Son
W W Hall
J C Libby
J McKenna
Libby & Merrill
B H Merrill
G Wells
O B Estes
George Maxfield
New Hampshire
Moulton & Flanders
George Heath
Breck & Wood
JY Keazer
J B Sargent
J C Marshall
AO Turner Seattie
MG Flanders
A < Pond
G H Sprige
F S Kimball
Flint & Blanchard
A Williamson
Combs & Turner
Stocker Bros
J B Remick
Whipple & Farnham
Hall & Seaver
A Frazier
A J Piper
J M Dyer
French & Co
D Allen
N K Campbell
G E Moody
B S Hastines
C P Burke
Fitchburg
J C Richardson
F J Holt
J J Noonan
Minnesota
Lowa
DE Oca Powers
Ohio
J Warbinton
JK Simmons
Looo
JC Libby & Son
New York
Michigan
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Western Creamery
Northern
Western
New Yorks
Nova Scotias
Canada
Hebrons
Rio
Petroleum United
Ork
Bbis Mess Pt
City Extra India
Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
South America
Kreights
Liverpool
Lane Tin Lliec
Silesian
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Maritime Trade Totals From Various Ports
Consolidated five day totals show net receipts 67 640 with exports to Great Britain 7 002 France 6548 and the continent 2128. Stock at all United States ports 241 568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Louisville
Mid Gs
Great Britain
France
United States
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago market figures show receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep with bids steady to mixed. Cattle receipts around 10 000 with steers in the 25 to 34 price range, hogs around 23 000 with prices near 60 to 70, and sheep receipts about 1 000 with natives and Texans paying around 16 to 18 dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Wheat and corn markets show sagging interest with few bidders in London and Mark Lane while American and Danish grains hold steadier. Wool sales in Liverpool rise in activity and firmness, cotton futures in steady decline amid quiet trade, with listed U S futures range and prices for nearby months.
Imports and Exports. Brunswick and Glasgow Trade Logs 1886
Shipping entries list cargoes from Brunswick Georgia and Glasgow including lumber pig iron wool oatmeal seeds pipes paper stock corkwood flax and various cases and bales. Steamer Manitoban and brig C S Packard carry metals and foodstuffs. numerous firms such as Hathaway Co J B Allan and Nash Spaulding & co appear as shippers or consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Sir Agnes I Grace
William Haskins & Son
Glasgow
Hathaway & Co
Allan
Baring Bros & Co
Jd Breck & Sons
Bradford, Thoma & Co
N & MW
Curtis
Dyer, Taylor & Co
Ewing Bros & Co
Goulston
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Hart & Young
de Houghton & Patten
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jones Bros
Linder & Meyer
Moors & Co
Morse, Wilson & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Nickerson & Baxter
Stinson & Co
White & Co
Waldo Bros
Wheeler, Conant & Blodgett
Exports September 22 1886 Market Notes Flores and Bacon
Export market notes list Flores and Sir Edwin M Bacon among the participants on September 22 1886. The brief item records prices and activity, mentioning bbis as a shorthand for bids or best bids, in a compact market column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores
Sir Edwin M Bacon
Staple Receipts Across Railroads in 1886 Boston Line
A dated ledger lists varied consignments for multiple railways including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Boston & Providence New York & New England Fitchburg and Maine East Division. Wool, flour, corn, wheat, lard, bacon, cheese, apples, potatoes, butter, leather, hides, and lumber appear with numerous units such as bales, bbls, boxes, cases, and bags along with quantities and car counts. Strong presence of wool and food staples across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Ld Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Aoe & Maine—East
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Brewer & Wilkins
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Catalpa
Elec
Mig
Burton
BOO Crescent
Tol
Cin
Mole OG
Bowman
Eneoseeeae
Teedgeents
Essa Et
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
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Ors
Udo
Wisconsin Central A
San
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Little Rock & Fort Smith
Mar
Hough
Nov
Flint & Pere
Gret Mexiccan Central Scrip
Poly Ui MiOrl Komig Obs
Boston Land
Pepe Ee Tl
Boston Water Power
Allouez Mining
Ace Ae
Bar. & Quincy
California
Alionez Mining
Top
Santa Fe
Sire Eee Igs
Chic
Bur
Boston & Maine
Ries Ee
Ear
California Southern
Cleve
England
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Hprasanata
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T&s F
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Atlantic & Pacific Inc
California Southern Inc
Kan & West
Bell
Siena
New England
Pees Ee
Franklin Mining
Quincy Mining
Pacific RP
Cambridge Horse R
Burlington & Quin R
Flint & Pere Marquette R
BO Chic
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Middlesex Horse R
Mexican Central RR
Paises
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Rutland
Seal
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Union
Pmts
USA Ok
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central R
Seale Isles
Vaca
Ovcawc
Mass
GS Western
Canina
Boston & Lowel
Fitchbare
Boston & Albany
Eastern
N. B
Mexican Central
Allonez Mining
Ateh
S .Fesr
San, & Cleve
Mexican Central RK
Bleeks
Kan. R
Burl
Ner
Little R. & Ft
Ome Line &S
Central Air
Poly
Bo Do
Burlington & Quincy
Flint & Ve
Middlesex Horse
Central R .Se
Pullinan Palace
Old Colony
Bell Telephone
Brie
Aspinwall Land
Pacific
Atlantic
Central of Mass
Canton
North
Tewa Falas
S . City
Sopr
E & Memphis
Clinton & T
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
New Eng
Colony of Oregon
Union Pacific
Apery Wisconsin Ceentral
Alloue A
Arnold IL
Hasayoor
Quincey
Tamarack
Parana
Central Pacific
Peoria
Dee & Evans
Aiea
Chie
Igo & Alton
Odrke
Allegheny
Rich & Danville
Chikriatti
Qriney
Rich & West
Ge&es
San & Cleve
Louis & San Fran
Ocieve & Cojanbis
del & Hudson
Lucka
Den
Kio Grande
Vauil Min & Man
Erik
Fort West
Horston & Sas
Wwabach
St Ll & Pac
Hlinois
Antral Rsls
Bloom & West
Wells, Fargor Exp
Kansas & Pexes
Lake Trie & West
Louisville
Nisa
Louisville Albany
Manhattan Beach
Cent Pacific
Manhattan
Ben & RG
Mem
Charleston
den & RG
West
Hook & Pac
Michigan Central
Mil
LS & W
MK & T
iKans Pac
Menear Pacific
Oats
Northern Pac
Mobile & Obie
Morris
Ssex
Northwestern Eon
Nashville & Chatt
Oregon Navists
Norfolk West
St Paul Consols
Ae Peis
Northwestern
Tex Pace
U’d
Ables
Ai Tex Prg
Union Pac
West Shore
Colorado
Ontario
North Belle Isle
Eureka
Hbulwer
Cal & A
Yania Mining
SAO
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Hale
Glenn
Bill
Pike
Dean
J H Fogg
F H Coolidge
A A Pond
G H Spriga
Combs & Farrar
Hail & Seaver
BR EB French
Southworth
L Morse
T Fisher
Fisher & Son
Hurlburt
Fisher
Burdick
A N Monroe
J A Hathaway
J & C Coughlin
Watertown Yards
W Dempsey
J B Sarsent
F Fisher
Stge
A © Yarner
GH Sprigg
Brighton Yards
York State
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Auguste
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Mobile
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Sige
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Noartalk
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Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
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