Boston Stock Exchange Sales At Brokers Board Sept. 29
Boston brokers board sales list dense with Mexican Central bonds and stock, New York & New England issues, Atlantic & Pacific entries, and various railroad and telephone securities. The page records prices, lots, and brokers activity across many listings with totals and note remarks on ex-dividends.
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Brokers’ Board
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Report
Wilson W. Vay & Co shows a daily list of mining and miscellaneous stock holdings with prices for Nationain Avi Campa Eastern Freight Car Heater McKey & Bieclow Heeling Mach Crescent and related items. The report notes varied quotes across items, including a button hole machine and acting machinery, with several fractional and round figures.
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Nationain Avi
Aim, Elec
Mitte Et Ee
Io KO McKey & Bieclow Heeling Mach
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Eastaian
PGW
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Bo Reece
Semiannual Dividends in October 1836 for Boston Banks
Compiled for the Benton Post by Josphyn G. Martin stock broker Boston lists bank capitals last two semiannual dividends tax free and payable October 1 with market values April 1 1886 and present. Highlights show Commonwealth and City shifts in dividend rates among sixty lines with many banks at 2 to 4 percent and others higher. Also notes quarterly interest and dividends payable dates and railroad and utility company entries affecting overall payouts.
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The
Benton Post
Josphyn G. Martin
State Street
Boston
Commonwealth
Exchange
Als Sortis America
Second National
Satioth
T Hamilton
Weashington
Taree
Commercial notes on flour and grain markets and exports
Market report shows demand holding in flour and oats with price steadiness for rye and butter and eggs firm. Wheat export prospects cited with large shipments to Europe and detailed quotes on apples, raisins, nuts, and various commodities including molasses, oils, and naval stores, reflecting a broad price and demand landscape.
Money Market Mixed in Early New England Trading
The money market at the clearing house firmed to 4 percent for all transactions with outside call loans at 5 1 4 to 5 1 2 percent. New York funds sold 12 1 2 to 20 cents per $1000 discount. Exchange totals show $12,882,708 today and $1,786,199 balances. New York exchanges at $108,177,408 with $5,438,746 balances. Local market remains strong with New York & New England leading, while Eastern, Mexicans and Bell Telephone draw attention. Wisconsin Central earnings rise 15 percent in the third week of September. Chicago line improves. Copper stocks firm with Calumet & Hecla at 225 and Franklin at 139 1 2. Foreign rates unchanged. various stock actions noted across rail and utilities.
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Bostox
New York
New York & New England
Bell Telephone
New England
Wall Street
Boston & Albany
Boston
Abbot
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Flint & Pere Marouette
Flint Common
Stoca
Rex
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Bee Ann
Ouens
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
New York Commercial Bulletin
Litec
InTeres
Asizona Ignot
Sud Pallicore
London
Atchison
Easton
Eastern
Chicago & Istern Linois
Ancien Stee
Androscoggin
Metropolitan
Middlesex
Boylston Mutual Insurance
Reas
J. T. Fairbanks Company
Foreign Markets Snapshot From London Financial Report
Foreign financial desks in London report mixed bonds and stocks with several issues noted. Atlantic and Great Western firsts show fractional changes, Canadian Pacific GVIVs appear steady, Illinois Central and Milwaukee and St. Paul trade near prior closes, while Y Central and Reading entities edge modestly.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Wnadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
Mexiican Ordinary
Milwaukee
New York Financial News Brightens Then Closes Heavy
New York financial circles report a firmer money market with call rates 5 to 10, prime mercantile paper at 445 and bar silver near 9694. Sterling exchange steady around 4.9264 for 60 day bills and 4.84 for demand. Government bonds dull but firm, railroads quiet and generally firm. After 2:15 p m the market turned heavy, led upward briefly by Canada Southern before closing largely soft with mixed rail bond activity and notable shifts in several issues.
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London
Valencia
Saltana
Kzazve
Turkey
Kub Yec
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Liverpool
Barre
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
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Boston
New York
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Sterling Exchange
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Denver & South Park Firets
Wabash
Chicago
Texas
Toledo & Ohio Central
California mining stocks official closing prices
San Francisco September 29 official closing prices for mining stocks show scant legible entries. Biwet esc saaae 259 Eureka COM sew bas om Pelener esse Li Savage see ewe e ween 1% Con. Calc & Va. ses 243}
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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County and Dorchester
Suffolk County transfers list multiple parcels with buyers, sellers, and dates from Aug to July. Transactions include Yeomans street Ellen Healey to Kate A. Means and Clifton street Joseph W Homer to the city of Boston, plus parcels on South Margin Laurel and Grove streets and Pleasant street. Several entries note mortgage transfers and back transfers.
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Yeomans Street
Ellen Healey
Kate A. Means
South Margin Street
Joan P. Brown
Rollin Hi. Alen
West Chester Park
William H. Smith
George S. Daniels
Laurel Street
James P. Keehan
Nicholas Keehan
Albemaine Street
Franklin Haven Et al
Winfield S. Hutchinson
Albemarle Street
Grove Street
Charles P. Daniels
William B. French
Clifton Street
Joseph W. Homer
City of
Boston
Washington Street
Mirick P. Sumner
Henry Peters
Washington Street, Containing 195200 Arc Feet, Aug. 8, $172. Or Felt Place
Isaac W. Chick
Frederick L. Ames
Neorfolk Place
Staniford
Kenry P. McMenus
Sera Mallock
Ernest A. McKay
Coleman Street
Olivia H. Walker
William Tolman
Levi Weibridge
Laurel Ana Norfolk Street
Mortgage transfers and old deeds in 19th century notes
Susan W. Simonds transfers to Lacy E. Lincoln the mortgage from Andrew Rogers. Mary E. Homer transfers to Joseph W. Homer the mortgage from Mary Homer. George W. Margrave transfers to Willis McMichael the mortgage from Annie White. Dates appear as 1875, 1382 and 1284 with unclear month values.
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Susan W. Simonds
Lacy E. Lincoln
Andrew Rogers
Mary E. Homer
Joseph W. Homer
Said Homer
George W. Margrave
Willis
McMichael
Annie White
Local Businesses Failures and Financial Distress Reported
Bliss & Perkins Boston gas and lamp fixtures fail with about 18560 in debts and assets. Turner & Co Boston gas and lamp fixtures assign with about 18600 liabilities. J T Gray Co Anoka shoe dealers seek extension. David Katz Baltimore boot dealer fakes. Isador Simon San Francisco men’s furnishing dealer assigns. Andrew Storz Waterbury baker and cigar dealer attached. Simon Conuradi Houston jeweller assigns.
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Bliss & Perkins
Deasers
Tremont Street
Boston
Andrew M. Morten
George Bl. Ries
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Gebtors
Nathaniel W. Turner & Co
Promleid Street
Andrew Storz
Waterbury
Conn
Simon Conuradi
Houston
Tex
Boot and Shoe Buyers Across Cities
A long list of footwear buyers and companies from multiple U S cities and abroad. Names include G H Lester Steve Creedon O F Wilson J B Hickman W B Bentley Charles E Smith Aaron Blum Josiah Veile P J E Clementson T E Greacen John E Jacobs William Neely C J Whitehurst F A Hinstein G W Brown O T W Childs HC Evans and others.
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Binghamton
G H Lester
Lester & Co, Co
Chicago
Steve Creadon
Steve Creedon & Co
Columbus
F Wilson
O F Willison & Co
Cincinnati
J B Hickman
Hickman, Taylor & Co
Jes Moines
W B Bentley
Bently & Olmstead
Dotecit
Mich
Charles E Smith
Robinson & Burtenshaw
Arm
Galveston
Tex
Aaron Blum
W Neely & Co
A. S
Norfolk
Review of the Boston Market Week Ending September 29
The Boston market report shows moderate demand for flour and grain with small lot sales. Butter, cheese, beans, potatoes, poultry, and provisions remain steady or firm, with notable activity in metals including ingot copper, copper manufactures, and steel rails, while cornmeal, oats, and various flours reflect mixed الأسعار and quiet to moderate demand levels.
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Palestine Now
D. H. Tally & Co
Delaware
Liverpool
Cephalonia
Kansas
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Europe
India
Russia
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Lowiteamery
Vermont
Western
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Mose
Tiebrons
Aide and Barbans
Vance
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Glides & Ton
Siberza
Mixed Market Report for Coal and Commodities
A bustling coal market shows firmer prices after early contract levels, with anticipated further boosts on Oct. 1. Gas and coffee sectors hold steady with modest activity, while cotton and related fibers exhibit steady to slow demand. Trading ranges reflect cautious retailer pricing, export demand remains light, and bulk commodities see varied, cautious movement in late season activity.
Teer cattle marree and market figures from Brighton trades
Prices and listings for cattle, calves, and livestock from Brighton with figures for car counts and shipments. Items include hides, roes, and various animal products with quality notes and behind the scenes market terms. Trade names, locations, weights, and prices provide a snapshot of the livestock market activity.
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