Money Market Turns Tighter with Rates to Eight Percent
The Boston money market remained tight on Tuesday evening, with some Clearing House loans at as high as 8 percent and time loans from 6 to 7 percent. Call loans with collateral rose to 7 percent, while New York funds sold at 10 to 20 cents per $1000 discount. Exchange data, park loan bids, and sugar activity are noted, along with stock market dullness and a surge in sugar certificates.
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New York
Quigley, Harriman & Tuttle
Adams, Blodget & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook and
Blake Bros
Turner
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Commercial
Bank
Charleston
Sayannan
Washington
Windom
Reichsmarks
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Havre
Holland
Lamson
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Inc
Tamarack Mining Declares Dividend of 3 Per Share
The Tamarack Mining Company directors declared a dividend of 3 per share payable April 1, 1890 to stockholders of record March 10.
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Tamarack Mining Company
Electric Stocks Listings in 1900s Catalog
Furnished by F W Prescott Co and detailing several electric stock entries. Companies listed include Eastern Electric Cable Co at 54 Devonshire Street, Hill 1 Gething Electrical Mfg Cov, SY4 Bie Union Electric Car, United States Mall Box Co, Thomson-Houston Co, Thomson European Electric Welding Co with prices or catalog numbers 50, 25, 54, 115, 118.
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Pneumatic Tool Co
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Brunswick Manganese
Jurton
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Boston & Liverpool Co
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Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert & East Shore Oaee
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
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Sugar Refineries CO
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Thomson-Houston Elec
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Lec. Welding
Westinghouse Kiec. Co
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F. W. Prescott & Co
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Eastern Electric Cable Co
Hill 1
Gething Electrical
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United States Mall Box Co
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Thomson European Electric Welding Co
New York Financial Market Ends Dull After Mixed Sessions
Money on call easy with last loan at 3 and bids near 2. Prime mercantile ratings steady. Stocks closed dull with minor changes as bears tested values on Union Pacific St Paul and others but buyers emerged. Trusts active. Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred up on new link to Baltimore & Ohio. Bond activity quiet. notable moves include Baltimore & Ohio 5s, Syracuse Binghamton & New York firsts, and Manitoba 4.2s among others.
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Bears
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St. Paul
Gould
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
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Rock Island
Chicago
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Syracuse
Binghamton & New York
Louisville
New Albany
New York & Northern
Manitoba
Shenandoah Valley
Hocking Valley
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Arkansas &Texas
Northern Pacific
Western Unions
Financial market snapshot from Atlantic and Great Western and peers
London at 12:30 pm shows Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 3478 and Canadian Pacific at 7634 with various rail and utility stocks quoted. Paris eurobond yields and US railroad names appear with prices, while bar silver and money rates are noted. Buenos Aires reports gold premium rising to 1.64 percent.
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London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Siness Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Common
Buenos Ayres
Market Daily Report of Commodities and Prices
Commercial matters note mixed commodity trends with gains in flour corn and several grain items, steady oats and rye, firm meat and dairy markets, and variable activity in fruits and nuts. Prices for butter cheese eggs and pork products show firmness while cottonseed meal and tallow move slowly.
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Florida
Lumber Market Outlook From Maine to North Carolina
Large lumber trade shows firm demand with rising prices for spruce and other woods. Maine and Bangor notes warn of scarce logs and six week delays, while Southern and Western lumber volumes rise, with strong homes and ice house work driving robust buying and varied price levels across species, sizes, and shipments.
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Maine
Portland
Lewiston Journal
Bangor
Kingfield
Vermont
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Atlantic
Gulf
The Coal Trade Outlook In 1890 Analyzed
The wholesale and retail demand for anthracite remains weak with no price gains. Philadelphia reports first class coal at 450 per ton, while bituminous demand shows softness and price relief of about 50 cents. Shipments for the week and year lag last year, and reports from Portsville Miners’ Journal flag a bleak near term despite heavy railroad and furnace use. The industry faces competition from coke, potential overproduction, and cautious forecasting for 1890.
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Centennial
Huron
Tamarack
Boston & Montana
Alionez
Quacy
Caluines & Hecla
Philadelphia
Portsville Miners’ Journal
Dry goods market steadies as spring lines move
New York dispatch notes the Daily Commercial Bulletin reports spring merchandise continuing to move steadily in the dry goods market as buyers show sustained interest and stock levels adjust.
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New York
The
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Trade Report Shows Moderate New Business and Spring Provision
First hands note back orders but new business remains moderate. The jobbing trade is fairly active with Southern retailers stocking for a strong spring. Staple cotton goods stay steady, men's wear woollens sluggish, dress goods performing fairly well.
Print Cloth Market Report in Fall River Decreased Demand
The print cloth market in Fall River on March 4 saw dull activity with few sales at 37 por spots and very little demand at current quotations.
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Fall River
Wheat and corn futures drift with heavy buying noted in Chicago
The Opion Markets in Chicago reports curb May wheat at 7058c bid as markets stay unsettled though weather remains cold. Buying by large local bears and foreign accounts supports a cautious outlook, with expectant inward movement aided by cold weather. Provisions hold steady as hog arrivals ease.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
General Markets March 4 Flour and Grain Prices
Market report notes firmer flour demand tied to wheat strength with price advances across spring and winter varieties. Includes mixed grain inspections, export and domestic quotations for flour, corn meal, butter and cheese markets, and broadly steadier egg and dairy prices with variances by region and grade.
Grain Market Summary with Receipts and Prices
Receipts and shipments for corn oats rye and other grains show a firmer overall tone in New York Chicago and St Louis markets. No 2 red and steamer yellow and mixed prices move with bid ranges and track values across several ports, while oats and barley remain mostly steady and dull on lighter demand.
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