Money Market News From Boston and New York
Easing money conditions deteriorated with 7 percent at the clearing house and funds slipping. New York exchange steady with Paris francs and Reichsmarks quoted. U S bonds held for national bank circulation and weekly deposits outlined. Atchison plan to raise 10 million prompts market debate about impact on Boston and New England lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Southern
Boston & Lowell
Hastern
Boston & Providence
Northern
Boston & Maine
Atchison
Central Massachusetts
Cleveland & Canton
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
New York
New England
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
Boston
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Irving Evans & Co
Bankers and Brokers Offer For Sale Bonds
Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham 5s due 1927 Chicago Kansas and Western 5s due 1923 Chicago Burlington and Northern Debenture 6s due 1896 Northern Pacific RR Guaranteed Branch Line 6s due 1937.
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Prince & 60
New York
Boston
State Street
Mass
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Chicago
Kansas & Western
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Northern Pacific RR
Fragmented bond quotes across rail lines and roads
The record lists several railroad and utility securities with bid and offer figures or yields. Chesapeake & Ohio, Rock Island, Northwest new debentures, Hocking Valley, Delaware & Hudson Penn division, Fort Worth & Denver firsts, Knoxville & Ohio, New York Elevated, Oregon Improvement, Texas Pacific, Richmond & Alleghany, Atlantic & Pacific, Green Bay, Ohio Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
Northwest
Hocking Valley
Delaware & Hudson
Pennsylvania
Fort Worth & Denver
Knoxville & Ohio
New York
Oregon
Texas Pacific
Richmond & Alleghany
Atlantic & Pacific
Green Bay Incomes
Ohio Southern
Railro
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Pac
Central
Ches
Ohio
Brokers’ Board
Chi. & Alton
C.K & Wine
Boa Bom & Pac Inc
A.T& SF
H.V
del. & H
Fitchburg
del. & L
Boston
Kan 65S Inc
Long Island
Ener B&m
Lou. & N
B& N
Lou
N. A
Man. Beach
Ae Man. Elev
C& C
Ener
Eere
Nash
Hat
Aspinwall Ld
N. J
Cocci
T&sf
A. PY
A & St. Louis
Ohio & Miss
West
Pittsburg
Paul
Aes
Ny&x&ne
O& W
St P
MGM
UN Pac
Boston Ld
On & O
Pacific
Eree
Bai
Prookline Ld
West End Land
He Land and Miscellaneous Companies
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Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Lamson
Union
Boston Stock Exchange
Cen
N. W. Cons
D.R
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Atioucz
Cece Seevees Es
Land Companies
St Aspinwall Eerie
San Diego
New Sh
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Boston Water
Den
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P. R. Gex
Arecsib
Shore
Cal. Southern Inc
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
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Op Adams
Cs Eenes O & West. Inc
American
Natern
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St. Jos Coun
Binffs
Amador
Ontario
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Belle Isle
Quicksilver
Brunaw
Col
Renfrow
South
Santiago
New Eng
el. Cristo
Security
N.Y
Eureka Con
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Seaton & Albany
Boston & Maine
Chi
Northern
Quincy
California
Masa
Cleveland
Canton
Com
Flint & P. Marg
Flint & P. Margy
Spring
Memphis
Old Colony
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Bell Telephone
Erie Telephone
ES Mining and
Elllaneous
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State
J Sales
Gray’s Dynamo Hiec
Catalpa
Honeriwe
Cin
Wlec
Mtg
London Market Roundup: Stocks Slump in Wall Street Drop
Global bourses show mixed results with London stocks firming on English railway dividends while American rails slide after a Wall Street panic. Consols hold near 101 11 16. U S 4s around 130 74. Paris and Berlin also report dull to weaker sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lake Shore
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Wabash
Erie
New York Central
Reading
United States
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Long Exchange
Paris
Credit Foncier
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Panama
Frankfort
New York Stocks End Turbulent Short Session in Panic Selloff
The July 30 New York Financial market saw a feverish day with a broad panic after the June 24 break. Stocks plunged up to 5 percent, with widespread losses on leading names such as Reading, Canada Southern, Tennessee Coal, and Manhattan. A brief rally faded as prices settled near day’s lows and the rail bond market also weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Yestercy
Canada Southern
Truth On Tips For Foreign Hotels
A correspondent recalls remarks about tipping in foreign hotels. The author cites estimates for Parisian waiters chambermaids porters and boots with a fair average of about two francs per day shared among staff. He notes higher tips from stock exchange members and lower from aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange Generae
Aristocracy
Market Report Shows Mixed commodity Demand Across Staples
Iron and several metals hold steady or firm with copper and zinc showing fair to strong demand. Agricultural items like potatoes, beans, and apples are in good supply or demand, while meats remain steady or quiet. Butter and cheese stay notably active with broad price movement signals.
Iron and steel markets show steady demand and record US output
American pig iron demand steady with small-volume orders while foreign pig iron and bar iron hold firm. Copper and tin markets report strength and unchanged prices. US production for the first half of 1887 hits a record high, aided by delayed coke supplies and Alabama shortages, with total state outputs listed and stocks inching up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Tennessee
Iron and Steel Association
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Colorado
Oregon
California
Baltimore
Gray Forge
Eglinton
Glengarnock
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Langloan
New England
Shell
Market Quotations Report for Saturday Closing
The opening high and low prices along with the closing quorum for Saturday were recorded, with the closing of this year matching the closing value from the same Saturday last year.
Atlantic Port Exports Rise In 1887 Compared To 1886
The Bureau of Statistics reports foreign exports from all ports with a Baltimore increase of 15,800,000 from 1886 to 1887. Exports by port: Baltimore 61,607,149. Boston 59,001,505. New York 316,347,219. Philadelphia 83,763,317. last year figures shown for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Feailroad Company
Atchison
Paris
Reichsmarks
United States
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston Post
Aston
Nicago
T. Louis
Baltimore
Incinnati
Attsburg
Kansas City
New Orleans
Louisville
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Providence
Ist. Paul
Detroit
Noah, Se
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Cleveland
Fndianapolis
Ft. Joseph
Columbus
Hartford
Jemphis
New Haven
Peoria
Sprinefeld
Ibita
Galveston
Worfolk
Worcester
Bowell Sas
D. Ow” Gd
Rapids
N. York
Hila
St. Louis
Iburg
an.O'y
P’ville
Hi’kKee
St. Paul
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Norfolk
Gracuse
G.k’p'ds
Iaimina Typitigsyienicana
O’sde
N. Y
Toston
St. Lo’s
Cine
Pitts
Lowell
N.Y
Syracuse
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Portland
Columbian Bank of Philadelphia
Irving A. Evans & Co
Russell Sage
Jay Gould
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Fitchburgh Preferred
Troy & Boston
Troy& Boston
Fitchburg
Dock and Elevator Company
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New York & Massachusetts Railroad
New England
Minnesota & Northwestern
All Roads
West End
Henry M. Whitney
Consolidated System
C. A. Richards
Merrill
Equitable
New York Commercial Bulletin
London
Cable
Quincy
Boston & Montana Consolidated Coper and Silver Mining Company
Clark
Digelow
Tamarack and
Osceola
Thomas Couch
Bureau of Statistics
Atlantic
Butter Prices Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals Across Regions
The dairy market shows firm butter quotations with New York steady and up in parts, Chicago strong for Elgin creamery and western creamery grades. Cheese softens in Chicago, eggs steady in New York and weak in Chicago, beans and seeds firm, poultry supplies small and prices firm, hay and straw quiet, potatoes steady, tallow flat, with wholesale levels cited and jobbing margins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Creamery
Western
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
Western Creamery
Liverpool
Vermont
Fair
Northern Choice
Ohio Choice
Vermont Choice
Northern Sage
Choice
Canada
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Yale
West
North
Jo Bing
Timothy
Iblack
Jersey
Gotten Millet
Millet
Lungarian
East Swale
Long Islands
Bristol Ferry
Market Report Prices for Fruits and Berries
Apples plentiful with choice Astrakans at 2 dollars per barrel and sweet boughs at 2 dollars. Pears arriving in fair condition with slow sale. Bartletts at 1 dollar 75 6 200 per crate and Georgia le Couts at 150 per crate. New York pears at 2 dollars 2 6V per half barrel. Canteloupes plentiful mostly sold at 150 2 per barrel. Blackberries Jersey lots poor condition at 4 dollars 10 cents per quart. Blueberries abundant at 8 10 cents. Huckleberries 6 10 cents. Peaches and grapes limited with North Carolina grapes at 8 cents per 10 basket. Dried figs firm with evacuated lots and light supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
North Carolina
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Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Union Manufacturing Company of Tallees
Orf
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Heer
Addr
Pharadeau
Peryershire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & Co
Europe
British Provinces
Philadelpha
Basset, Whitney & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Bankers
Congress ST
Boston Buy
S&k&oun
Wavesmya J Vevuaur
NEW York Financial
Cal
Alta
Mt. Diablo
Best & Belcher
Navajo
Bodie
Ophir
Chollar
Potosi
Efeer
Con
Rare Savage
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Utah
TRUTH
Glasgow
Catalonia
Borderer
Busin Norseman
Sea Borderer
Canada Superior
Canada Western
Eastern
Chicago Markets
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