Money Market Mixed with Broad Bank Notes in Boston
Boston money market remains firm with bank rates at 7 percent, while New York exchange weakens. Time loans hold 5 to 7 percent, call loans with collateral 7 to 8 percent. Clearing House balances steady, New York funds ease to 25 cents discount per $1000. Foreign and domestic bond activity, earnings reports, and railroad consolidation news roll through the market, with mixed shifts in stocks such as Atchison and Mexican Central and broader rate cut plans for the Northwest.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Etoday
Lodi
Secretary of the Treasury
Western Freight Association
Northwest
Atchison
Mexican Central
Vicscavnessc Bojono
Iesesas
Flint & Pete Marquette
Union Pacific
Ina Oriental
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Trust
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Colorado and
Wyoming
Colorado Central Railroad Company
Georgetown, Breckenridge & Leadville Railway Company
Denver & Middle Park Railroad Company
Denver, Marshall & Boulder Railway Company
Greeley, Salt Lake & Pacine Railway Company
Denver, Texas & Gulf Railroad Company
Read Canon Railroad Company
Chicasa Canon Railway Company
Canon de Agua Railroad Company
Colorado Central Railroad Company of Wyoming
Cheyenne & Northern Railway Company
Union Pacfic
Denver & Gulf Railway Company
Denver, Pexas & Fort Worth
Consolidated Company
Mercantile ‘Trust) Company
Union Pacific System of Railroads
Union Pacific Railway Company
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Company
Denver
Cal
Mercantile Trust Company
H. T. de Marez Oyens
Amsterdam Committee
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Security
Olcott
Sean Lamb
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Wisconsin Central
van Embureg & Atterbury
Interstate Railway Association
Tribune
Detroit
J.B. Mulliken
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Iowa
Missouri
Trust Deed Changes For Stock Trust At Boston Firm
Richison Topeka & Santa Fe announces modifications to its Stock Trust deed following stockholder input. New trustees added George C Magoun Thomas Baring Oliver W Peabody John J McCook B P Cheney Levi C Wade William J Rotch. Trust expires July 1 1895 with 800 000 shares to activate. Stock certificates traded via Boston Safe Deposit Trust Company. Members urged to forward certificates promptly. Boston Jan 30 1890 Kidder Peabody & Co endorsement and recommendation to participate.
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Messrs
George C. Magoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
Johnne McCook
B. P. Chenex
Levi C. Wade
Boston
William J. Rotch
New Bedford
Mass
New York
London
theBoston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Milk Street
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad Company
George C. Magonn
John J. McCook
B. P. Cheney
William J. Roteh
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
QUOTATIONS AND LAST SALES AND MINING COMPANIES LISTINGS
Quotations from the Boston Stock Exchange plus mining company last sales show prices for Fort Payne Coal & Iron, Santa Nita Copper, Northwestern Land & Coal, and other issues. American Shoe Tip and McKay & Bigelow Heel items appear with price quotes, alongside electric and other industrial stocks. Foreign financial notes from London list Canadian Pacific and Mexican stocks with closing figures and discount rates. bullion movement noted at Bank of England.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Bos. & M
Kutte & Boston
Franklin
Kearsarge
Osceola
Cleve
Canton
Flint
Oregon
Pete
Peer
Boston United Gas
MM. Land Gr
Osse Cay
H. & Ont
Norfolk & Western
Oregon Short Line
Ore. S. L
Utah N
Pape
Erie
Wollaston Land
Butte& OS
Ae al
Hecia
Boston & Maine
Yfo Vere
Cant
Pref
St. L
Bo Mey Iie Ag O. Vbo
N.Y
Old Colony
West End
Bay State Gas
Edison Phone
Toy
Fort Wayne
Burg Thomislouston
Wilson W. Pay & Co
State Street
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Santa Nita
America
Northwestern Land & Coal
Elec
Light of New York
McKay & Bigelow
Seeeses
New York Financial Market Report Feb 11 1900s
Money on call eased to 3 to 4 percent with last loan at 3 and closing offered at 3. Sterling rates weak with 60 day bills at 4.8234 and demand 4.87. Government and railroad bonds dull heavy. stocks rose briefly then declined to the day’s lows. Teas thirds led gains, several railroad and regional issues showed weakness, turnover about 1.5 million dollars.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Rockstand
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Colorado
Wisconsin Central
Cleveland
Canton
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Michigan Central Consolidated
Minneapolis
Commodity Market Snapshot from a Historical Ledger
The report notes steady lumber and millfeed with dull to quiet activity across grains and produce. Corn, oats, rye, and barley show slowing demand, while potatoes and pork products exhibit mild activity. fruits like almonds and olives are firm or steady, with cranberries scarce and dried apples in fair demand.
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Florida
Almeria
Cloth market steady with steady demand noted
Fall River market reports steady print cloth trading with 3 percent for 64s and 34 seconds for 56s. demand described as moderate and steady for the period.
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Fall River
Wool sales in London show strong demand and large withdrawals
London wool sales total offerings 12,593 bales with good demand. Withdrawals reach 20,500 bales, total on hand 159,000. Detailed prices list scoured and greasy merino, locks and pieces by Victoria New South Wales Queensland Tasmania New Zealand Cape of Good Hope and Natal with varied rates in pence shillings and pence.
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London
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Ilbed
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Tuber and lumber trade shifts hint at spring strength
Reports from James and Abbot indicate steady but moderate tuber movement with good spruce demand. Logging and milling vary by region. western log cut favorable, eastern less so. Prices hold firm for spruce, with higher spring demand expected and public mills slow or stopping.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Gulf
Atlantic
Whitewood
Cargo sales report with mixed lath values and quotas
Fragmented read: car laths fetch $2 2072 35, others sell $2 1542 25, as to qually. Cargo lots due at $1 0,200. Details are unclear but indicate price figures and due amounts for different cargo items.
The Option Markets Wheats Firm Then Easier In Chicago
Wheat opened firmer on cables and a slight drop in passage, but Hutchinson's selling and mild weather pushed tone lower. Outside buyers helped briefly. local sellers dominated with Partridge noted as a buyer. Corn weaker with fair receipts. future movement tied to road conditions and freight changes. Provisions fell early on a surge in hogs, though lard and bacon exports remained heavy to support prices.
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Canada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Superior
Rolief
New York
City
St Louis
Chicago
St Louis-eceipts
LTO
Hiech
Jedbc
Lo Gilman
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TAH Money Market
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
New York & New England
Lamson
Boston Gaslight Company
E. C. Fitz Thereto
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Boston News Bureau
Albert S. Bigelow
Boston &S
Montana
Butte
Fiske Building
Andrew I. Fennessy
John E. Toulmien
Recon Sait
Ial Norigra
Haifway
Gomgeny
Consolidated First Mortgage
Union Pacific Ba Y Co
Brown Bros
Goston
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Denver, Texas
T, Worth
Viersantila Trust Go. of
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Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Co
American Loan & Trust
Congress St
the Mercantile Trust
the Colorado National Bank
Januer
the Real Estate Trust CO
Philadelphia
G. M. Dodge
Denver, Texas & Ft. Worth Railroad Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rik
Illiners Grand Trank RR
LRU
Quincy & Warsaw RE
LHD
Burlington
Jackson & Curtis
Congress Street
Richison
Topeka & Santa Fe
Devonshire Street
Robert C. Winter
John Lowell
Charles G. Weld
Grrorge
W. Weld
Isaac T. Burr
Warren Sawyer
Alden Spear
Epwin H. Apper
Charles Rk, Codman
Bb. Schlesinger
GrorGck B. W. J. B.lileston
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PECHT
John J. Bright
Thos. Nickerson
Wak. Weup
Josprh H. Witter
Samuel Watts
Lucius G. Pratt
Albert W. Nicker
Frank Morison
R. M. Moxing, JR
George A. Nicker
A. Cochrane & Co
Caleb Foorr
Gueree
Brewster, Gav
Estavroux
Blake Bros
S State Street
Boston Stock
Seite
Boston United Gas Les Co
Bes
S. Daan Ee
Uowa
Ft S & Sie
Sia Chahen
Bell Ver
Erie Telephone
A. Ree
Boston Water Power
Lamoine
Sullivan Harbor
STOC
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Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
F. W. Prescott & Co
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electricsl Mfg. Co
Uilton Hiedrat Cart Co
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United States
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Pen
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U. Pac
W. Shore
Nawats
Col. Coal
Crown Point
Ontario
LiCristo
Quicksilver
Govid& Curry
BBC
Mutter Creek
Foreign Financial
Canada Pacific
Bank of England
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Arnold
Bonanza Development
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Huron
Ironton
Ayia
LAND
Anniston City
Aspinwall
GOG
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Osbon
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San Diego
West
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
IOC
At & Vac
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Joe KC
M. Fis
V& Ft Ss
A Ist Inc
Los Tsu Ss
P. Das
Egon S. Eat
Liz
Rutlaud
Ener
Boston & Alban
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Lowell
Central of Mass
Cheshire
Canlon
Conn
Snes
Fichburgs
Sean
L. Bo
Caress Wee
Wenee Borg
Nash
Rech
Lainson Store Ser
Paliman Palace Car CO
Leo Tin
Union Stock Yards
Securitiens Aim
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Hay State Gis
Eree
Runswick Mangane
Murton
Boston & Liverpool Co
Sirs Doe
Illinois Steel Co Wee iv
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Bespatehn Co
National Lead Trust
Teliff. Co
Sugar Refineries
Ewe
Thonson-I Houston
Thomson Thee Welding
Westinghouse Elec
Winnisitainet C
Paciti
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Altim
Jens
East Penn
Hocking Villey
Eeae
Olly
Eeee
Louis
Nush
Eley
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St. Aa
Yvel
Pacific
Isa
Nor
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Oregon O. Line
Rock Island
Lizbe
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Gog Ob
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Aim
Brunswick
Aly
Pacific Mail
Pullmental
Union
Enee
Gos
Goa
Suvar
Ia As
Sh Heer
NEW York Financial
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
General Markets
Wwe
St .Louis
Bush
Graham
Farnum, Reardon & Co
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