Money Market Review From Boston Aug 11 1890
The Money Market opens firm with Clearing House rates at 7 percent in spots and 5 to 6 percent generally. New York funds show tightness with bids around 15 to 16 percent. Boston bank reserves fall further, deposits drop, and available funds shrink to 1.428 million. Bond issues and stock activity mix with Atchison declines and diverse regional securities showing varied moves.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Lous
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
City of Newton
Messrs. N. W. Harris & Co
Inc
Re- Inc
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
Flint & Pete Marquette
Pullman's Palace
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlantic & Pacific
Poor's Manual
Salpo
Seeenees
Mojave
Eeerereseeres Trackaic
Ceee
COS Chapeos
Detroit Land Department
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Milena
Crevcees
Ross
New York & New England
Railroad Commissioners
New York Money Market and Stock Decline Observed
New York financial news notes tight money on call, stock weakness after noon, sugar refineries and Union Pacific lead declines, Missouri Pacific and others retreating, market finishes heavy and dull with limited rally and mixed bond activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific
Chicago Gas
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Lake Shore
St. Louis
Rock Islands
Reading
Bears
Debates Delay Tariff Bill in Senate Clash Over Election Bill
At Wasmarox Aug 11 the Senate faced stalemate as Republicans split over cutting debate and rushing tariff legislation. Senator Edmunds proposed a five minute rule on all items while Westerns opposed limits, with Plumb and Ingalls hinting at breaking with the party. Democrats press for full debate to expose prohibitory duties despite plans to adjourn and shift focus to election law. The session adjourned at 6 15 p.m. with a conference ordered on the Indian appropriation bill.
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Wasmarox
Srrctat
Senate
Edmunds
Teller
Colorado
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Quay
Plumb
Ingalls
Hoar
Lodge
Boston
Morgan
Cockrell
Mr. Edmunds
Platt
Missouri
Vermont
Cockr
Mr. Morgan
Alabama
Messrs. Dawes
Call
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate Tariff Battle Over Tin Plate Duty Debate
The Senate debated Paragraph 137 on tinned plate with McPherson and West proposing a cut from 22-1/10 to 1 cent per pound. Dawes and Wilson argued the protective duty protects US canning and home tin supply. Several senators criticized the rush to cloture and emphasized the clash between free trade and domestic industry.
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Washington
Plumb
Yeas
Ingalls
Paddock
McPherson
New Jersey
West
Dawes
United
United States
Dakota
Flumb
Massachusetts
New York
the Tribune
Free Traders
Senate
House
Wilson
Marryland
Maryland
Morgan
Congress
House Debates Sundry Civil Bill and DC Privilege Measure
The House finished debate on the sundry civil appropriation conference report, predicting a $20 to $28 million revenue shortfall for the current year. It then tackled the Atkinson bill granting Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company new privileges and debated moving its Washington station, with repeated votes and a late adjournment at 4 46.
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Washineton
House
Dockery
Missouri
District of Columbia
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Company
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Yeas
Atkinson
Pennsylvania
Milliken
Maine
Yesterday's Accidents Reported In City Districts
Patrick T Morley of No 1 K street place fell eighteen feet from a building at 662 Sixth street and is seriously injured. William A Morrison of 76 Warrenton street fell ten feet from a Dorchester building and sustained severe side injuries. Both men were taken to City Hospital. John H Spencer of 32 Utica street fell on the Federal street sidewalk and broke his leg.
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Patrick T. Morley
K Street Place
Sixth Street
William A. Morrison
Warrenton Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
John H. Spencer
Utica Street
Federal Street
Concert on the Common by the Germania Band
The Germania Band presents a 7 30 pm program on the common featuring March Boys in Blue Bagley Overture Fra Diavolo Auber Waltz My Dream Waldteufel A Day in Camp selections and overtures JUDi G scene Anvil Polka Shamrock Rose and Thistle Jolly Boys Patz Galop and Faust Emin MOLLENHAUER conducts the concert this evening.
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Germania
Bobemian Gu
Jolly Boys
Faust Emin Mollenhauer
Gossoon Edges Mariquita In Bright 40 Foot Race
New York August 11. The Corinthian club 40 footers contest for $725 in prize money with Gossoon and Mariquita finishing neck and neck. Liris and Minerva chased as Moccasin retired after rigging trouble. wind shifts and jib topsail handling influenced positions. Gossoon wins by 84 seconds over Mariquita with Minerva close behind on handicap.
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New York
Corinthian Club of
Gossoon
Minerva
Lins
Mariquita
Moccasin
Ventura
Choctaw
Brenton
Reef
Gosson
Linus
Siris
Marianna
Litvis
Liris
Gosseon
Sioux City Exhibition Train Comes to Boston and Maine
The Sioux City train arrived at the Boston and Maine station last night as a splendid showcase of local enterprise. Four fine vestibule Wagner sleepers, a dining car, and a decorated coach travel as a corn country motif with a patriotic mission. Sioux City previously sent a corn decorated train to Washington for Harrison’s inaugural and another to the national convention nominating Larrison, drawing wide press attention.
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Sioux City
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington
Harrison
Larrison
Man Dies on Tremont Street from Heart Disease
Michael Carey of 19 Burke Street collapsed on Tremont Street yesterday at 1 30 PM due to heart disease. No aid could be obtained after the attack.
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Michael Carey
Burke Street
Tremont Street
Stolen Mare and Phaeton From Fitchburg Station
Fred Bornbrock reported his roan mare and phaeton buggy stolen yesterday from in front of Fitchburg passenger station. A man wearing white overalls was seen driving away with the team.
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Fred Bornbrock
Fitchburg
Falls River declares quarterly dividend of 2 percent
The Falls River company announces a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. The Calumet and Hecla Mining Company proclaims a dividend of 5 dollars per share. The Boston and Maine Railroad Company states a 3 dollar per share dividend on its preferred stock.
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Fall River
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
London stock quotes note and edge changes
London market report lists Atlantic and Great Western firsts 5% Erie 25% Central 118 York Central 108 Pennsylvania 548 with Erie seconds 104% Illinois Paul common 71% reading 22% Mexican Central 45 7372.
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B. We N . Bs
St. Paul
diVis
Ain
Beli
Ee Erie Tel
Eeaeee
Amdison
Tuy Cowes
Ork Lamson S
Ite
Reece Button Tole Co
Bo H Ee Koston
Oat
Mont
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We Butte & Host
Cal & Lea
Wranklin, Sane
Kearsarge
Aig
Osceola Ae
Tamarack Eee
Deeee Correes
I. & M. Frac. Scrip
A. T. Boe
Kitehburg
F. & P.M. Rierebies
N.Y
B. B
COPE
Old Colony
BA & Con
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Wis
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Hogl, Los, & Mont
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HOC
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Vamarack
Santara
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Bay State
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Elect Ee
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Elec
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Central
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Jowan
Pref. Kan, & Lex
Lana
Lake Shore
Long Island
Gud
Sar
Elk, & M.V
Louis. & Nash
Louis, & N. A
K. Cy, CL & Sp
M. Gs
K. C
Kk. Co
St.j
Pac
Jlhys
Do 2d Inc
Nash, & Chat
New Eng
Tel
Sane
Nor. Pacific
Nor
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Wean Oe
Seee Ee S
Yo C. & St
Rutland
St. Jo
Ohio & Miss
Goo
Union Pacific
D& West
Oregon
Do Inc
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Rock Island
Boston & Meine
St. Ll
Boston & Providence
Central of Mass
St. P
Cleve
Canton
Stee lv
Texas Pac
Col. Sm. & Cim
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Fitchburg
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TAM
Flint & Br
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Sssessseees & Mem
Io American Oil
Anes Wane Sane Tees KG
Ft.s
Ain, Cao
Ceee
Brunswick
L. F
Chicago Gas
Maine Central
Oregon Linke
N. Cer
Pacific Mail
Isleet Ae & i
Saco & I
Saco & I’ Orts Ss
FP. & Conway
W. Union
Rtbots
Summit
Wisconsin
W., Sash. & Roc’ Telephones
Bell
Eastman Car
Phon
Lamson Store Se Co
Pullman Palace
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil ‘Trust
Pheumatic Tool Co
State Gas
Ee We
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Nat. Tel. Mfg. Co
Telsseees
Be Sugar Retineries Co
Senor
Thonsoni Mele Ouston Elec
Eeseenes
Trust
Cisceoecennene
Ceegeee Acne Ee
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Lec. Co
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. York
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Boston News Bureau
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts Preferred
Eastern Preferred
Recor
Goppers
Calumet & Hecla
Atlantic
Boston & Montana
Butte & Heston
Franklin
Centennial
Calumet & Ilecla
Messrs. Henry Kk, Merton & Co
England
France
Chile
Australia
New York Limes
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Baring Bros. & Co
Border City Manufacturing Company
State Street
Chey Hall
New York City
G. WH. Whegler
Tacoma
Wash
Boston Stock Exchange
BOAI
Boston Stockxchange
J Mining Companies
Bales
Allonoez
Arnold
AMUN
Bonanza Development
Vu Lutte & Loston
buYee Catalpa
Crescent
Huron
Lonton
Mesnard
Napa
Vowavics
Pontiac
Quincey
Ridge
Santa & Eee Evens
Tanarach
Tecumseh
Abe
Hoothbay
Hoston W. Py
Boylston Streety
Brookline
Aly Sun
Pseena
Inurt
At. & Pac
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Union
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L. G. Do
K.G. Lote
K.G. Lote Dacn
N.w.coné
W. Shore
Adams Cen
Eecseee
Ontario
Alidissecascvecess
Phoenix
Arizona
Con. Cal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Sullivan Con
Sutter Creek
F. W. Ae Co
Devonshire Street
Fastern Electric Cable Company, Ptd
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Stock Exchange
Wilson W
Topeka
Tallapoosa
Crescent Mining
Eeeseee
Onanza Dey
Financial Telegram
Ponting Miningsis
JOU Lamolie Land
Seesseeeereeereeeeere
NEW York Financial
Ulassoid
At. & Pacific
Saetare
Anne Koa
Central Iowa
Were - Bee
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Sane Song
Chi & Alton
Mr. Dawes
NEW Music
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
Paul Keller
Josef Strauss
Carl Bohm
Eduard Strauss
F. Campana
W. J. Wetmore
Harry’s
H. J. Jacoby
Bohm
J. S. Bach
Charles Gounod
Jules Egghard
Franz Behr
G. Bachmann
D. Godfrey
Lindsay Lennox
A. H
Francois Behr
Carlyle Petersilen
Johann Strauss
Jose Stauss
Oliver Ditson Company
Abt
A. Rubinstein
Beethoven
Verdure
Topliff
Faure
Hiindel
Orlando Barri
Messiah
Leon Keach
Dream of the Sheperdess
Idyile
A. Labitzky
L. Badin
M. Barnett
Otto Roeder
Gustav Langs
Charles Morley
C. Bobim
A. Saint-Silens
Verdi
Warren Davenpork
Hull
MarsieneaDd
Cape
Burgess
Madge
H. M. Bent
M. Ae N. He
M.S
Lima
Ealat
Ventara
California
Alta
Ifule & Norcross
Resi & Velcher
Ophir
Con
Commonwealth
Gould & Curry
Bankers
Fiske Building
Fr. W. Prescott & 60
Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire St
Oeee Ee
Philadelphia
New England
Lawrence
Mott & CO
Broadway
ICAL
Humphreys
St. Vitus
Manuar
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St. N
Forse and
Cate Tle
Humphreys Medicine Co
Fulton St
N. V
Giesro and
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