Money Market Mixed With Broad Banking Movements
The Money Market report notes a quiet steady tone with the Clearing House rate at 3 percent and general bank loans 4 to 6 percent. New York and Chicago exchanges show large volumes, while Boston and local banks report gains in specie and legal tender but reduced net deposits and increased excess reserves. European and domestic rates vary, with bonds steady and several rail and industrial stocks discussed along with preparatory stockholder actions and tariff news affecting Northwestern traffic.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Sul-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
New York Stock Market Mixed as Sugar Trust Gains and Cotton Oil Falls
Money on call remains easy at 2 to 4 percent with last loan at 2 percent and prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 4 7. Bar silver at 92 1/4. Sterling exchange steady around 4.85. Government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Sugar Trust strengthens to 107 1/2 from 106 3/4, while Cotton Oil sinks to 49 1/2 with ongoing weakness and overall market dullness. In late trading, declines deepen with minor recoveries, and several issues close fractions lower. Total sales reach 776000 with notable lifts in San Francisco trust, Richmond & Alleghany, and Colorado Coal firsts.
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Frances
Reichsmarks
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Atchison
Boston News Bureau
Finanice
California Southern
California Central
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Ripley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul
Northwestern
Harris
Chicago
Chicago and
Canadian Pacific
Northern Lake
Summit Branch
Lykens Valley
San Diego Lawi
Boston
Boston & Montana
Thomson- Houston
Boston Towboat Company
State Street
Board of Directors
Alfred Winsor
Bondis
Southern
Kansas
Ing
Ing Do Inc
Oregon Trans
Sonora
St. Jo & G
Union Pacific
Isle Reading
Ss. F
Ric & al
Ve Do Inc
Rock Island
Vove
Rome
Wee Enue
Neee
Atch
Top
St. L
Atlantic & Pacific
Loston
St. P
Cal. Southern
St. P. Bosss
Central of Mass
Ieee
Slova
A& W
Texas
Tol. & O
Cleve
Canton
U. Pacific
Utica & LB
Col Sp. & Cin
Det
L. & N. Ee Enee
W.& Tis Riss
Oregon Sm . Fitchburg
Bu ” Pacific Mail
First & F
Pullman Pal
W. Union
American Oil
Ihe
Eee
K. &S Vth Chi
Kk. C M.A & Bee Amer
Lead Trust
Ybl
le & St. Lannessee
Sugar Trust
Maine Central Eee
Mexican Central Ee Loys
Ek “& Bb Hoy
N.W
Old Colony
D. Nav. I
Sote Neas Ck
Eas
ToYe St. le
J. M. Rutland
St. Y. Cons
West End
Rec
Tex
P. R. G. Tropicalis
Sces
Pac
W. Shore
Alta Aere
N. Belle Isle
Best & Vel
Ontario
Securitie Con. C. & V
Ophir
Cotton Oil Trust
Plymouth
Pneumark Tool Co
Col. Central
Quicksilver
Burton Stock Car Co
Cristo
Saal Burca
Roe Good & Curry
S. Nevada
Jiale & Nor
Boston & Giverpool Co
His Hock
Silver King
Ea Phonograph Toy Mfg
Lee
Illinois Steel Co
Utah Con Lynn & Boston Railroad
Ward Con
New York Despatch Co
Utland
Ae Sugarefineries Co
Aim
Kell Telephone
Thomson-Houston
Erie Telephone
Do Trust
Atlantic Mining
Thomson
Los. & Mont
Westinghouse
Hecla
Winnisimimet Co
Neae & Albanly
Boston & Maine Cent
Mass
Boston & Prov
Cinan. & Cleve
K. C
N. Yowen
F. Coll. Trust
Go Trust
Chi
Kan
West
Bs. Rsou
West Mich
Ete 1St Inc
S& Pac
Wis Cent. Inc
Vo Am
Bell Telephone
Boston Water Power
Boston Land
Topeka
So Fe
Hsoston & Albany Oe
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Bos . R.B & New
Oye Flint & Kere
Illinois Steel Wee
Mt. Des
East Land
Thos.Houst
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Stock Exchange
Delaware & Hudson
Chicago & East Illinois
Lake Ene & Western
St. Louis
San Francisco Trust
Richmond & Alleghany
Colorado Coal
Ohio
Indiana
Half Rate Harvest Excursions From Chicago and Milwaukee
Rail tours depart Chicago and Milwaukee on August 20 September 10 and 24 and October 8 1889 for northern Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Colorado Kansas and Nebraska Tickets valid for return within thirty days from sale Circulars detail fares maps and schedules Charles Free 210 Washington Street Boston
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Iowa
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Charles Freee
Washington Street
Boston
Second day crowds fuel Midsummer Musical Festival at Point of Pines
Large attendance marked the second day of the Midsummer Musical Festival at the Point of Pines yesterday. Twenty operas were performed by the band, with the Boy Wonder's cornet solos drawing much enthusiasm as the event continues through the week and into next Sunday labeled Popular Day.
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Point of Pines
Boy Wonder
Foreign Financial Reports From London August 19
United States 44s A098 Atlantic and Great Western firsts 32 and a half. Canadian Pacific G24s Erie 28 and Erie seconds 106. St Paul common 731 and New York Central 109. Mexican Central new 45 6954 Money 1.4 percent. The Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement shows a decrease in specie by 6,400,000 marks.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St Paul
New York Central
Mexican Central New
Imperial Bank of Germany
Commercial Market Summary From Dry Goods and Groceries
Dry goods and flour markets show varied activity with corn, oats, and rye goods mostly steady or dull, while fruits and meats trend mixed. Cotton goods demand remains firm with prices strong. jobbers report steady movement in textiles, prints and yarns, and overall market tone cautiously improving amid abundant stocks.
Print cloth market quiet in Fall River at 313 16c
In Fall River on August 19 the print cloth market remained quiet steady and unchanged at 313 16 cents for 64x64s with a drop of one point from earlier levels.
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Fall River
Wheat and corn trends in Chicago market report
The Option Markets in Chicago notes dull wheat with small fluctuations as receipts exceed estimates, plus mixed Minneapolis signals. Export demand is light while corn weakens on warm weather and heavy receipts. Hog prices rise briefly before a fresh drop as bears gain. New York and St Louis closes show varied grain prices with notable futures activity.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Minneapolis
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Dry goods trade shows cautious recovery after failures
The dry goods trade remains in fair shape with a gradual recovery from failures. Jobbers report stronger activity than commission circles and Westward demand is encouraging though cautious. Retailers anticipate larger farmer income driving wearables while stocks shrink and reorders rise, with prices and terms under close watch.
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New York
Grain market prices and receipts across multiple cities 1839
The report details carload grain prices and flour receipts for today. It lists wheat, corn, oats, rye and related products across New York Chicago St Louis and other hubs with numbers on receipts ships and sales. The market is described as dull quiet or easier with various bid and price levels cited.
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Bush
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
New York-Cheese Market Quiet and Egg Demand Steady
Regional market roundup notes quiet New York cheese activity while egg markets firm with strong demand for choice lots. Eastern extras scarce and Atlantic regions firm at 17 to 19 cents. New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Canadian stocks steady at 17 cents. Old stock eggs closing out. potatoes in fair demand at easier prices. bulk stock sales at 68 to 70 cents for New Hampshire and Aroostook. Barrel stock overall at 2.10. Jersey and Virginia sweet potatoes priced at 4.50 to 4.00 per bushel. Hay and straw demand quiet and steady at prior prices.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago
Liverpool
Ogdensburg
Islands
Nova Scotias
New Brunswicks
Westerns
Michigans
Canadas
Eges
New Hampshire
Aroostook Rose
Jerseys
Virginias
Market Prices for Onions and Vegetables
The report lists prices for Egyptian onions 150 per crate Malta onions 175 per 2 25 per basket native onions 75c per bush beets 35c per box carrots 50c per box lettuce 1 25 per box native turnips 50c per box Long Island yellow turnips 1 25 per barrel native yellow 60 75c per box native cucumbers 1 50 per 200 count peppers 50c per bush parsley 25c per 2 bush cranberry beans 1 shell beans 1 150 bush native wax beans 75 85c per 4 bush green pole 75c per box civey beans 1 50 per bush Lima beans 2 2 50 per 8 bush green corn 1 125 per barrel tomatoes 75c per bush native cabbage 23 5 per 100 count native marrow squash 75c 1 per barrel turban 1 25 per barrel summer squash le each crook-neck squash le each cauliflowers 1 per dozen egg plant 150 per 200 per dozen Kalamazoo celery Nells 20425c per bunch native lots 150 per dozen.
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Malta
Long Island
Kalamazoo
Fruit Market Report Shows Mixed Supply and Firm Prices
The market for fruit is well supplied with dull common lots and selective demand for choice pieces. Apples priced by variety range from Williams at 3 50 to Gravensteins 8 50 per barrel, oranges and lemons scarce with firm box pricing, pears showing steady sales for Delawares and Bartletts, cantaloupes and muskmelons in steady demand, and blueberries receipts reported as not large.
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Messina
Palermo
Virginia
Providence
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Summit
Gyosb
Esppenses
Ccce
Harnings
Sevss
Summit Branch Company
Lykens Valley Company
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Mexican Central
NEW York Stock Sales
Burlington & Northern
Seaboard
Soa
Northwestern Roads
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Omaha
Northwest
AuBpanxy
N. Y
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Prictsburg
Penn
Central Traffic Association
Pittsburg
Union Pacific Railway Company
Council Bluffs
Portland, Or
Pullman Palace Car Company
California
Granger
Carcace
Chicago, St. Paul
Wisconsin Central Roads
Faithorn
Burlington Northern
Inisect
Boston Stock Exchange
Allouez
Bonanza Devel't
H. B
Mont
Lutte
Cal
Ironton
E . Ee
National
Osccola
Vci
Wwe
Santa Fe Ee
Io Famarack
Maverick
Fener
Newport
Penobscot
la Diego
Sullivan
Winthrop Enee Aeee
Wollaston
L. G
Nebo L. G
Do Inc
Ho Chi
Kan. & W. 53, 1926, 64 Ug 626, 18 16 i. Do Inc
W. Micaba
K C
C. i
L. Rw Ft. S
St. l. Oy
Central
N.Y
N. E
Oregon
Ing. Ny
Alt. &l. Ee
At. & Pacific Wee
Soul
B. & Air L. Rele
St.l
Ches. & Ohio
Chi. & Alton
St. le & P. Eee
Pelss
del. & H
del. & L
Ben. & KG
Ft. Weis
East Tenn
UDG
Uices
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Houston & Texas
Etree
A . Steer
Lake Shore
Luis S
Louis. & Wash
Tee
BRCM
Minn
St. Li
Essex
Nash
Nor
Northwest's
N. F
Railroad Matters
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
SALES
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Bonanza
L'Arcel Delivery
Alti
Lest
Belcher
Potosi
Savage
Con
Va Bee
Occidental
Commonwealth
Sierra Nevada
NEW York Financial
St Louis
John E. Welsh
General Markets
Ldesa
City
City Mill
Port Huron
New Chicago
Septeber
Krye
Nei
Canada
Northwestern Land Co
Menn. Capital
EACE
Pary
W. B. Clark Investment Co
Minneapollis
Summer St
Hosiow Mass
THE
Prudential Loan and Trust CO
Suffolk Trust CO
Globe Building
H. B. Quimby & CO
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
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