Money Market and Rail News Highlight 1886 Financial Roundup
The Boston money market shows no rate changes with call loans at 4 1/2 percent and best papers discounted at 5 to 6 percent. New York exchanges total figures rise, while Mexican Central rail ties and new lines draw attention. A Boston & Albany stock split and New York lines shifts add to a busy transport and finance snapshot, with Atchison line plans, Chicago & Eastern Illinois car purchases, and a Central Bank dividend noted.
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New York
Morcien Exchange
Sterling
LAVOS
Telcves
Sterday
the Transcript
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexico
United States
Mexican Central
Conany
United States Congress
Atchison
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City
Chicago
Burlington
Galesburg
Peari
Keokuk
Fort Madson
Arkansas River
Arkansas City
Cimarron
C. H. Venner
Atchison Company
Venner
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Road
Boston & Albany
New York & New England
New York & New
England
Erie Road
Erie
Pullman Car Company
Boston Stock Exchange Sales and New York Financial Report
The Boston Stock Exchange reports large block activity across multiple lines with numerous securities traded from 10 to 3. Meanwhile New York financial news notes active call money, firm government bonds, and a volatile stock market closing near opening levels. Reading and Erie led early trading while the broader market trended weak then partially recovered.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Bar
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Erie
Atlantic & Pacific
Detroit
Mackinack & Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ekrie
Long Island
New York City & Northern
Eastern Tennesse Income Trust
Ohio Southern
Lake Erie & Western
Financial market excerpt notes varied bond and stock prices
Excerpt lists bid and asked prices for multiple railroad and utility issues from Atlantic to Mexican Central. Mentions ex-dividend status, shares, and values for companies such as Union Pacific, New York & New England, Boston & Albany, Calumet & Hecla, and Atch, Top, & Santa Fe. Includes scattered notations on payments and incomes.
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Top
S. Ferr
Chicago
Burlington & Quine
Atlantic & Pacific R
New York
New England
Union Pacific R
Atchison, Topeka
San
Boston & Maine
Concord
Cleve
Flint & Pere
Oses Beit
Ae & Ont
Ol Bo Gian
Middlesex
Oregon
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Atch
S. Fe
Bastar Syeter
Kan
West
Allouez Mining
Franklin Mining
Quincy Mining
Santa Fe
Patie Roasan
Chicago, Burlington
Nov. R
Burkinaton & Quincy I
Gentral of
Mass
T& SF
Kansar
Clifornia Southern. Inc
Kan & West
T & Elk Horn
Hough. & Ont
California South Inc
American Bell Telephone
CO Gees
Ps Ceca
Boston & Lowell R
Apa Asia
Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Brookline Land
Boston Land
Santa Feist
Atlantic & Pacifc
Atlantic & Pacific
K. C., Spr
Mem
New York & New Eng
Boston & Albany
California Southern
Central of
Calumet & Hecla
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Featured in Laid‑Out List
A partial stock table lists securities including Gray's Dynamo Elec, U.S. Car Coupler, Eastman Freight Car Heater, and Am. Shoe Tip with varied quantities and prices. The garbled OCR preserves names and prices such as 9 50, 4 75, and 50e for several items, indicating a market rundown with minor entries like Tol. Cin. & St. Cole and Bannon Sige.
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Cin. & St. Cole
Gray's Dynamo
U.S
Eastman
California mining stocks closing prices report
San Francisco September 23 official closing prices for mining stocks with figures for Alta California Hale Norcross Crown Point and consolidated companies.
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San Francisco
Alta
Hale & Norcross
Cal
Crown Point
Market quotes for rail and canal stocks posted
London stock table lists Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 5334, Canadian Pacific at 6956, Erie at 43614, Illinois Central at 140, St Paul common at 10034, New York Central at 116 1/2, Pennsylvania at 61 1/4, Reading at 1544, Mexican ordinary at 49, and other rails like Erie seconds and Reading and Reading shares.
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Canada Southern
Chicago & St. Lot HS
Delaware
L&w
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan
Manhattan
Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Ohio
Mississippi
Peoria, DD
IG Es
Leo
TVR
St. Pau
St. Paul & Omaha
Dart
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Tnion
Lg Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Transcontinental
St. Paul
Adams Express
Ontario &Western
Alton & Terre Heante
American Express
Boston Air Line
D. Loz
Hnprove
R& Sf
Canada Pacific
Canada
Central Pacific
Palace
Rich& Allegheny
Rich & Danville
Chicago & Alton
Rich
West Point
Roch & Pittsburg
Ap O
Rock Island
Tenelin Chic
Stl & P
Louis & Sa Aes
Ee Cin
San & Cleve
Cleve & Columbus
Vanl
Consolidated Coal
del & Hiudson
del & Lacka
St Paul, Min
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Lb & Pac
Louston & Texas
Ilinois Central
Wells
Long Island
Louisville & Nash
Louisville
Beach
Pacific
Manhattan Erie
Cent Pacific
Charleston
Metropolitan
den & RG
den & RG West
P & Pac
le Mil
Minn & S
Kans Pac
Mobile & Ohio
Northern Pac
Morris & Essex
Cashville & Chatt
J Central
Northwestern Con
Norfolk & West
Ae Ee
St P
C & P Isis
Northwestern
Tex Pac
Central
Tex P RG
Cou
Union Pac
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
New York
Real estate transfers across Boston area highlighted
A compiled list shows transfers of land and buildings on Hancock Winchester Boylston Raymond Bumstead streets and more across Roxbury West Roxbury East Boston South Boston Dorchester Charlestown Brighton and Revere. Transactions involve numerous buyers and sellers with prices ranging from 1 to 20000 dollars and dates in August and September 1886. Notable entries include Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society acquiring property on Hancock street and Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company purchasing on Boylston street.
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Hancock Street
Jonathan A. White
Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society
Winchester Street
William D. Martin
T. R. Clarke
Boylston Street
Eliza M. B. Carroll
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Raymond Street
Ellen Early
Joseph Griffin
Bumstead Place
Erastus Worthington
Rollin H. Allen
Roxbury
Josephine Crosby
George Curtis
Tremont
Vernon Streets
Mary O'Leary
Joseph Dorr
Philips Street
Nicholson Court
George H. Cordwell
Henry €. Hubbard
Washington Street
Julian O. Mason
Samuel Appleton
Cedar Street
West Roxpury
Jason S. Bailey
Rebecca T. Reed
Garfield Avenue
William Stark
Joseph H. Bradley
Brook Street
Joseph P. Shaw
Andrew Thanisch
Providence Railroad Company
Boston
Bridget Farren
Thomas ‘Ounder
Chaucer Street
John McCormick
Michael Fitzpatrick
Hamson
William J. G. Fogg
Ben Schottm
Seventh Street
John d. Fitzgerald
Mary F. Fitzgerald
Fifth Street
Dorchester
David H. McKay
Thomas W. Carter
Dorchester Avenue
Charlestown
John Callaghan
Timothy S. Tobin
Elm Street
Annie G. Prendergast
Thomas F. Hunnewell
Bunker Hill Street
BrigitTon
Frank W. Krogman
Brookline Savings Bank
Englewood Avenue
Patrick T. Carley
John M. Moore
Brighton Street
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Estener A. Starkey
Brighton Avenue
Isaac Kingsbury
Revere
Revere.—Lustin Lancey Et al., Trustees, To John H. Putnam
Lucy A. Hayford
Washington Village
Patrick James Cahill
John J. Loring
Ellery Street
Winthror
Michael Clarke
John J. Williams
Winthrop Street
William B. Rice
Stephen Grady
Park Avenue
Mortgage transfers and assignments from 19th century claims
Harriet N Spaulding transfers to Edmund S Reid a mortgage dated December 8 1375. Isaac F Kingsley trustee transfers to Mary A Kingsbury a mortgage dated May 27 1508. Anna M Amory transfers to Ellen Early a mortgage dated March 21 1882. Horace H Stevens to Massachusetts Charitable Fire Insurance Company a mortgage dated April 23 1874 for 6000 dollars.
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Harriet N. Spaulding
Edmund S. Reid
Said Reid
Isaac EF. Kingsley
Mary A. Kingsbury
John Brennan
Anna M. Amory
Ellen Early
Martin Early
Horace H. Stevens
Massachusetts Chariable Fire Insurance Company
Jonathan
Eliza A. White
Multiple creditors report failures and assignments in frontier trade
Timothy J. Murphy of Lewiston Maine fails with liabilities around 2000 dollars. F P Bourgeois of St Pauls New Brunswick assigns owes about 3000. Creditors to receive about 50 cents on the dollar. William Moore of Poughkeepsie assigns. Wood & Co Columbus attached. James H Davis Millbrook fails. C Burnett & Son Washington embarrassed. R A Wilson Greenwich attempts compromise at 20 cents on the dollar. W G Hix & Bro Prospect assigns. B F Albright Winchester assigns. J M Moore & Mason New York brokers assign to Asa R Cassidy with 13900 preference. liabilities about 825000. assets expect to cover. Mor timer M Mabie Buffalo boot dealer liabilities 432315? assets 35088 06 with principal creditors listed.
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Timothy J. Murphy
Lewiston
F. P. Bourgeois
St. Paul’s
N.B
William Moore
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wood & Co
B. F. Albright
Winchester
Ind
John M. Moore
Georges
Mason
J. M. Moore & Co
Roadway
New York
Asa R. Cassidy
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Mass
H. J. Holbrook
Utica
Heywood Boot and Shoe Company
Worcester
Bank of Commerce
Buffalo
Multiple Freight Advertisers Listed Across U S Cities
Albany New York H T Converse of F Converse Son Vo Baltimore Maryland M R Creighton of Creighton Disney Co Ads Binghamton New York G H Lester of Lester Co the Binghamton New York H A Golf of Stone Goff Co Am Buffalo New York M E Taber of B Taber Co Craw Chicago Illinois Steve Creedon of Steve Creedon Co Chicago I1 C W Marks Craw Cleveland Ohio H B Childs of Childs Groff Co Ads Columbus Ohio F Willson of O F Willson Co Aim Columbus Ohio A F Pitts of C D Pitts Son Ads Des Moines Iowa W B Bentley of Bently Olum stead US Detroit Michigan Charles E Smith of HS Robinson Burtenshaw Am Havana Cuba Josiah M Velte Craw Jacksonville Florida T T Stockton of Stockton Stribling Ads Philadelphia Pennsylvania George W Terry of Bunting S Sons Co Co Philadelphia Pennsylvania A J Bellows of A J Bellows Co Ads Pittsburg Pennsylvania A N Rose Craw Pittsburg Pennsylvania C Rose of F Rose Son Craw Richmond Virginia I Stern of Stern Co Re S W Fleishman of Fleishman Morris Re Richmond Virginia S W Fleishman of Fleishman Morris Re Savannah Georgia H S Meinhard of Meinhard Bros Co Par Savannah Georgia F A Einstein of A Einstein S Sons Toledo Ohio R Cummings Ads Toledo Ohio C W Bell of R H Lane Co Ads
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Albany
Converse
Converse & Son
Baltimore
Creighton
Creighton, Disney & Co
Ads
Binghamton
Cleveland
Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Columbus
F Willson
Willson & Co
Aim
Pitts
Pitts & Son
Des Moines
B Bentley
Bently & Olumstead
Detroit
Mich
Charles E Smith
HS Robinson & Burtenshaw
Havana
Cuba
Josiah and M
Noted Fatal Injury at Burkhardt's Brewery Rooftop
Charles Le Wiska, 54, of 33 Conant Street, fell fifty feet while rigging a hoist at Burkhardt's brewery in Roxbury. He suffered multiple injuries including both legs and left arm broken, with other likely fatal injuries. He was taken to City Hospital. he leaves a wife and five children.
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Charles le Wiska
Conant Street
Burkhardt
Roxbury
le Wiska
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Aids Exhaustion Claim
Dr N S Read of Chandlersville Illinois touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as highly valuable for mental and nervous exhaustion and related functional disturbances such as sick headache and dyspepsia, asserting it improves vitality and stamina.
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Horsford
N.S. Read
Chandlersville
Ill
Commercial Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Farm Product Activity
Flour and rye flour hold steady while corn oats and rye show little change. Butter and cheese remain firm with solid demand. Potatoes and sweet potatoes sell steadily and truck demand is good. Poultry and game demand improves. seeds unsettled. hay and straw firm. Sugar molasses and other provisions largely unchanged.
Wool Market Receipts and Prices in Boston Week Summary
Boston wool market shows 7,867 domestic and 1,202 foreign bales received in week ending Sept 23, with year over year rises. Prices firm across wools including Michigan, Ohio, California, and Donskoi discussions. Weekly sales totals and price levels for fleece, combing, delaine, and Territorys reported. market outlook bullish with rising futures in several regions.
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Ase
BO. Ee Ea Seo
Gatti
AG Sacien
EOE
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Territory
Georgia
Montevideo
Rosario
New York
Magone
Treasury Department
McMullin
New
United States
Odessa
Baker
London
Bristol
Messrs. H. Schwartz & Co
Messrs. Willans & Overbury
Asa Ae
Rele
Ella Wieder
Kentucky
Canada
Delaine
Deli Lara
Mic
Nike
Wyoming
Wien
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Agieia
Maine
Alifornia
Lelewee
Oregon
Fine Valley
Cape of Good Hope
Momocirco
BR Pelea
Eees
Cinepet
P. T
Stineoase
Foiai
BSL Oiante
Southern
Woool
Market report shows flat prices and slim demand across grains
Flour and corn trade dull with unchanged prices and small sales. Oats steady with fair demand but low activity and wide seller buyer gaps. Grain inspections show totals by variety, while pork lard beef and fresh meat markets hold steady to modest demand with mixed price ranges across cuts.
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Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
City
Brighton
Worcester County
Butter and dairy prices hold firm amid high demand
Butter markets show strong demand for Western extra and creamery grades with firm quotations across regions. Cheese remains firm with upward price pressure though Northern lots soften, while eggs and beans hold steady. regional variations noted in New York and Chicago markets with assorted prices for creamery and imitation varieties.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Ulealitece
New York
Butler
Hicher
Vermont Creamery
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
Vermont
Timothy
North
Do West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Hun Erass
Swale
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston
Houston Hebrons
New Hampshire
Hebrons
Burbanks
Virginia
Market Report Shows Apples Steady With Small Fruit Variances
Prices for apples show no change with last quotes. Grapes stay steady with Delaware at Te, Concords at 4a4ige, Salems at 642a7¢, and other varieties varied. Bartlett pears firm, plums steady around 3 dollars per bushel, green plums and other large eating types. Davisons near 3 dollars and 30 cents, cooking plums about 2 dollars and 50 cents. Peaches quiet with fruit priced around 1 dollar 75 cents for good fruit and 50 cents for culls. Cape cranberries around 6 dollars per bushel, other varieties between 4 and 5 dollars.
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Salems
Davisons
Cotton Market Quiet Prices Mixed Across Grades
The market shows steady activity with quotes for mid uplands and gulf around 9 9 5 9 cents per pound, low mid 9 9 5 cents, and good ordinary at 54 4 2 cents. Prices are reported as percent higher in places, reflecting tentative demand for the fiber trade.
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Uplands
Gulf
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