Money Market Reports Dull Yet Steady In Boston
The week closes with a dull and steady money market. Double name paper remains scarce with buyers at 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent. single names vary from 5 to 6 percent. City of Newton borrows 60000 at 3 percent for six months. Marlboro issues 1000000 in bonds at 4 percent. Holbrook sells water bonds to 3 1/4 percent basis.
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Boston
Newton
Massachusetts
Holbrook
Messrs
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Marlboro
J. F. Amsden & Son
New York
New York City
Railroad bonds seek buyers in New York and Boston
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad offers bonds secured by mileage and equipment, detailing a 1500 mile limit for bonds at 20,000 per mile with 10,000 per mile for second track, 4 percent interest, semiannual coupons, and delivery planned May 2. Purchases at 98 plus accrued interest, with staged payments and possible rejection of proposals.
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Ewasge
Bell Telephone
Rutland
Ames Pacific
Central Massachusetts
San Diego Land
Atchison
Smith
Atchison Company
San Francisco
California Southern
California
California Southern Road
California Central
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Belmont & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Nebraska
New England Trust Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Berlin
First National Bank of Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad Company
New England Trust Company of
Boston
Kansas
Colorado
Dakota
Wyoming
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
New York
Union Pacific
Oregon
Lawson & Co. Sa
Mayland
Berliner Handels Gysellschaiy
New York Financial Markets Dull Yet Steady After Bank Statement
New York money on call eased to 4 1/2 to 5 with last loan at 4 1/2, prime mercantile paper at 5.0, sterling dull but firm. Government and railroad bonds steady. Stock market quiet after 2:15 with Reading Union Pacific St Paul Manhattan showing some strength, others flat. Trading restrained, apathy high as operators awaited bank statement. post release, market remained partly dull despite favorable figures.
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Reading
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
New England
Louisville & Nashville
London
Manhattan
Hocking Coal
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Oregon Navigation
St. Paul
Western Union
Fort Worth
Denver
Ft. Worth
Rock Island
Chicago & Milwaukee
Houston & Texas
Waco
General
Texas Pacific Consul Trust
Rochester & Pittsburg
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk
Mobile & Ohio
Philadelphia
Jersey Central
Jersey Central Company
Am Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Erie Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Brookline Land
Boston Land
Senor
Boston
Frenchman's Bay Land
San Diego
West End
Atlantic & Pacific
New York
Wisconsin Conitent
Atch
Top & S
Creesereree
Bur
North
Quincy
Illinois
Chic & West
San
Cleveland
Flint & Marq
Town Falls
Guy
Manner & Mem
New York - New Eng
Ola Co
Thew
Huron
Ironton Tron
Napa
Osceola
Tamarack
Bea Aa
Fitchburg RR
Alt
J. H
National Bank
Exchange National Bank
al& Ac
Atlantic National Bank
B.& J Oo
Atlas National Bank
Svveeeer
Air L
Old Boston National Bank
Pac
Merchandise National Bank
Central Lowa
Taeee Ware Aeee Lre&fis
Manchester Mills
Veeey Vere Ween
Webster Manufacturing
Og & LC
Naumkeag
Ae C
St. L
Tee
Pepperell Manufestucing Co. Pref
Bila Boi Ps
Frenchman's Bay
Great Falls Manfg. Co
C. & Pass. Rivers
del. & L
Den
R. G
Vermont
Pref
Mass
Cleveland & Cass RR
East Watkeleslaet
Boston Ae CO
Boston Ae CO. Scccers
Lou
Ev & St Ie
Fort Pavae
Mex
C Ae
Union Stock
Vara & Tr
Chicago
Houst. & Enteevee
Ny&n
Holyoke Water Power
Teeee
Central
Rutland
Mercantile Land Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
Ocoeeees Kas, & Tex
Winnisimmet Company
Lake Shore
McKay & Oe
Ecling
Gait
Long Island
T&s F Bks
Soinese O
American Insurance Co
Memphis & Ch
Reece
Central, Weer
Lawrence Gaslight Co
V. Lip M., L
Ma & St. L
KR & W
Law, & Si
Ofermonths
Atte Pacific
Nash
N. E. Mort. Nee
N. J. Cent
Leavenworth
Top
Wis
N. A Vane
Allegan & G. Rapids
Bell
Jackson, Law, & Sag
Consolidated RR. of
N. PY. TW. E
New Eng
Consolidated RR
Vt. Scrip
Ohic & Miss
Lastman
Ont. & Wes
Lamson
Nat'l Bk of
Woburn
Oregon Nav
Oregon
Hamilton National Bank
Everett National Bank
Pittsburg
Howard National Bank
Pal Inci Rich
Boston la Trae
Mechanics’ National Bank
He & Dan
Rene Gene
At&se Ee
Webster National Bank Ee
New England Eaneoa Bank
Ae At & Pac
Eagle National Bank
Union Pas
Texas Pacific
Columbian National Bank
Utica & B
Second National Bank
Conn & Pass
People’s Natl. Bank
Roxbury
National Bank of Commerce
Freeman's National Bank
Fitchburg
Eliot National Bank Senee O Oe
Oregon Sm
Ev & St L
Wees
Pacific Mail
Bates Manufacturing Co
Pullman Pal
Ee Ny&ne
Eeee
Golan Continental Mills
W. Union
Hes
Franklin Company
Leiston
American Oil Ltd
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Everett Mills
Ee Ee
Hill Manufacturing Co
Hadley Co
Asecthuuvne Cotton Mills
P. Ists
N.W. Beak
Connecticut River Railroad
Wee
Uj D.& R.G
Boston & Maine
Krwneeee
At & Pacayereee
Detroit
Lans
Northern
C,b&n
Connecticut River RR
Eeeeeres D
St. P. Eoene
Toateip
Connecticut
Pass Rivers
St. Cent Vt
M. KG P. Ee
American Watch Co
Lowell Gaslight Co
Kan
Bell Tel
Showalter Mortgage ‘Co
Hames Vacuum Brake Co. of
Tex. P
Boston Gaslight Co
American Loan & Trust
O. Nay
Asis
U. Pac. Lsts
San Diego Land
Boston Athenium
Express
Pan A
T & SF Eee
Lamson Store
Servic
Adams
At & Pac
McKay & Bigelow
Fargo
Con St Ry
Milwaukee
CIL& Canto
Northampton
Portsmouth
Weeg
Amador
Hest& Betoh
S&cc
Belle Isle
Ny&ni
Ontario
Maine
Lake Cham
Michigan
Con
Cal
Val
Orna's
City & Cameron
Rna Us
Burl, & Q
Helena
Cone’d & Mont
Chie
Miln & St
A& Pine
City
St. Jos
T& SF
Stu & C
Ny&nebgs
O & LC
O S A
Am Bell
Erie
FF Ouar Gas
al & Hee
Brookline Ld
Eespetee
Dob le Steewree
West End Land Oe
R&pm
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Geneie
London and Paris Stock Reports Date Line Dull Markets
London and Paris stock quotations show a quiet dull mood with mixed moves across rails and utilities. Consols rose 1 16, American and Canadian issues drift, Paris three percent routes quoted around 79 francs 80 centimes, and discount demand remained inactive amid budget loan concerns.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Stock Exchange
Palaces on Wheels on Springfield Line Train to New York
The 4:30 p.m. train to New York via the Springfield Line is described as the handsomest train in America. It dispenses with lamps and fires along the train while baggage, smoking, drawing-room cars and coaches glow with electric lighting after successful trials. Take the Boston & Albany railroad to New York.
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New York
America
Boston & Albany
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate in Gastritis and Nervousness
Dr. W J Harris resident physician at Good Samaritan Hospital St Louis Missouri reports strong results from Horsford’s Acid Phosphate in chronic gastritis and relief for many cases of nervous debility linked to digestive system weakness.
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Horsford
W. J. Harris
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Louis
Market Summary of Dry Goods and Provisions Stays Quiet
Commercial notes report overall steadiness across items. Flour and oats ease mildly while rye and malt hold steady. Butter eases, cheese remains strong, eggs and beans firm. Potatoes dull, hay firm, grass seeds unchanged, truck in good demand, provisions firm but quiet. Apples stay firm with no notable changes.
Dry Goods Market Shows Quiet Trade Across Sectors
The dry goods market remains quiet with modest activity in commission trade. Cotton goods firm with steady demand for bleached and printed fabrics, brown export demand, woollens dull, worsteds quiet, and fall delivery inquiries rising for worsteds and all wool dress goods.
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Commission
Exports of Butter and Cheese Show March and Yearly Shifts
March 1887 butter exports total 1,003,565 pounds valued at 179,219 dollars, with eleven months ending March 1887 at 13,124,886 pounds valued 2,042,995 dollars. Cheese March 1887 8,322,162 pounds valued 335,478 dollars. eleven months ending March 1887 76,877,287 pounds valued 6,813,738 dollars. Overall butter down 4,745,770 pounds year to date, cheese up 1,052,547 pounds, 1887 value 8,856,733 dollars vs 9,580,664 dollars in 1886.
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Clearing House
Norfolk
Galveston
Portland
New York
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
St. Paul
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Columbus
Duluth
United States
N. York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Clevel
Emphis
Fartford
Haven
Aluth
Peoria
Syracuse
G. R’p'ds
O'sde NY
William F. Switzler
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Washington
Market Report April 23 Flour and Grain Quiet. Prices Stable
The flour market remains quiet with no price changes. Corn sales are light and prices roughly steady. Steamer mixed on spot sells around 52% to 54% with track-billed lots. Oats soften slightly amid light activity with No 2 white around 30 to 31 cents. May oats traded around 39% cents, with on call bids and asks listed and settling at about 39.44 cents. Today’s inspections included several white oats and steamer corn cars. Chicago quotations show mixed price ranges for wheat, flour, and cornmeal with several grade-specific figures.
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Bush
Chicago
Eesemington
Michigan
New York Rollers
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada
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Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Fitchburg Railroad
Rutland Common
Kiernan
New England Board
New England Transfer Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Igh Ag
Old Colony
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Andeastern
Board of Directors of Company
Frenchman’s Bay
East Benton
Pontine
Shore Mills Company
Fall River
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Company
Wil
Transee
Eencessue
Centew York
Ston Cerves
Hiladelphia
Veage
al. Louis
Eesee
Haltimore
Cinsinnati Seece
New Orleans
Providence
Paul Paseee
Minneapolis
Columbus Oo Mar
Hartford
New Haven
Doaluth
Springfield
St. Joseph Ee
Lowell
Grand Rapids
N.Y
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Co
the New England Trust Company
Curcaco, Bur TiIneTon & Quincy Railroad Company
Lee Aeee Eave
Renewel Fund
Devonshire Street
City of
Kansas City
City of Cincinnati
City of St. Louis
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Burton
Atte Ewer
Elec
Kensington
Beanie Wale
August Belmont & Co
I. D. Kyle
New Sts
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & Co
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