Money Market Closing Quotation Report April 9 1887
The Boston money market ends the week in easy condition with first class double names at 5.54 percent and single names at 5 percent to 6 percent. Loans on call with collateral run 5 to 6 percent. money between banks at 4 percent. New York funds discount 20 to 33 cents per thousand. clearing house exchanges total 13,004,326 and balances 1,889,323. Weekly clears 87,958,992 with 9,653,724 balances. Government securities firm and sterling exchange dull. New York bank statement shows favorable reserves, with gold movements limited by loan expansion. Clearings for thirty-five cities rise 15.8 percent year over year. Omaha leads gains at 100.6 percent. Local stock market active with Mexican Central and Atchison among leaders. Atchison expected to hit 110. Atlantic and Pacific stocks boom, California Southern steady, and several western lines show gains.
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West End Land Company Drive Signals Suburban Move
The article notes the directorate aligning with West End Land Company as Suburban stock is assigned to West End. Whit ney returns from New York after inspecting electric motors, with a motor arrival likely by May 1 and Cambridge tests proceeding. Prices show Aspinwall at 12 and Boston Land at 9 15 16 amid trading activity.
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To Holders of New England Mortgage Securities Bonds Series D
Circulars for exchange of New England Mortgage Security Co bonds due July 1 1887 can be obtained at 43 Mile Street. Exchange rights expire June 1. Brewster treasurer Boston April 1 1887. April 9 New York Financial reports money on call easy at 4 percent. Stocks dull yet firm with limited fluctuations. Pacific Mail Fort Worth & Denver active on rumor of absorption. Total railroad bond activity $8.52 million, Atlantic Pacific income feature noted. Closing prices mostly up with varied gains across several issues.
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London stock notes show mixed gains ahead of holidays
London April 9 to 10 report lists Atlantic and Great Western firsts and other railway shares with varied percentages. Demand for discount was weak, stock exchange activity was slack but prices rose modestly as confidence grows for a post holiday upswing aided by stronger American railroad sector.
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Market Report Signals Steady to Firm on Commodities
Daily agricultural market summary notesmixed activity with several items holding firm. Beans, potatoes, apples show strength while butter, eggs, rye, oats and flour stay quiet or steady. Provisions and meats remain firm with little movement across categories.
Dry goods market shows steady demand across textiles
The week saw a steady cotton goods market with firm prices for brown cottons and bleached cottons, and strong demand for cotton flannels. Advanced prices appeared across multiple fabrics, while print cloths remained firm but quiet. Foreign dry goods imports at New York reached 2.16 million dollars with total port entries at 8.73 million.
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Quiet April market report with firm prices across grains
Market reports from April 9 show a very quiet four market with steady, unchanged prices. Corn and oats hold firm with limited business, steamer yellow and mixed corn ranges around 52 to 58 cents, No 2 white oats near 40 to 41 cents, and millfeed steady. Chicago futures show mixed moves while wheat and flour prices edge within narrow bands. Produce and dairy markets are steady with light receipts and firm egg and butter quotes in major cities.
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Market Highlights From The Roadside Prices And Supplies
Receipts are moderate with stable prices across commodities. Potatoes show varied regional prices, butter and cheese hold steady at mixed wholesale levels, poultry and game remain steady with Western frozen offerings. Beans, seeds, hay and straw demand steady, with notable ranges for regional greens and root vegetables.
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Fruit market report shows steady prices and firm demand
The market note lists firm prices for firm apples and scarce Greenings while bananas stay in fair supply. Florida oranges and Messina Catania grade fruit recently sold at higher New York prices. The 1886-87 crop is estimated near 1,000,000 boxes with potential rise to 1,200,000 or 1,500,000. marketing calls for improved direct sales and smaller markets.
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Market Report Signals Steady Prices for Pork and Beef
A quiet demand persists for pork with prices steady. Lard and hams hold firm while fresh beef remains fairly demanded and prices unchanged. Veals are plentiful with steady activity. lambs and mutton are quiet but firm. Detailed quotations for pork, lard, beef, and other meats are listed across monthly openings and assorted cuts.
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New York Cotton Quiet Close With Mixed Upland Quotes
Cotton closed quiet in New York with middling uplands at 10 11 16 cents. Futures opened quiet with bids and asks shown for April through January, market later firm with revised quotes. Some line items appear garbled but reflect a steady to firm tone across nearby and future positions.
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