Money Market Easier With Rates Down and Stocks Mixed
The Boston money market firmed as banks relaxed after Feb 28 Call for bank condition returns. Clearing House rates eased to 6 percent, with off call loans 5 to 7 percent and collateral loans 6 to 7 percent. Exchange totals and balances shifted, government securities were steady, and the Treasury signaled resume of 4 percent bond purchases. Atchison, Chicago Burlingon and Quincy, Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and other rails moved variedly, while Sugar certificates rose and Lamson Store Service faced bear chatter prompting a potential court action and financing moves. Larger banks, stock movers, and copper notes showed mixed results in a broad, active market.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Magoun
Europe
Frank E. Peabody
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
George A. Burdett
Atchison Omens
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Utah
Mexican Central
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Wisconsin Central
Whitewater Railroad
Hagerstown
Ind
Elijah Smith
Edmund Dwight
Spencer W. Richardson
C. William Loring
Joseph
Fay, Jr
Henry Parkman
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad
York & New England
New York & New England Railroad Company
Hudson River
Boston & Albany
Eastern
Boston & Lowell
Central Racca
Common
Bell Telephone
Lamson
New York World
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
L. F. Hayden
Hayden
Powers & Lee
William Street
Randolph
Condict & Black
Joseph IF. Randolph
Morristown
N.J
Boston News Bureau
Messrs. Gilman & Barnes
Larson Company
New Jersey
Butte Boston
Boston & Ontana
gXearsarze
Pewabic
Tamarack
Santa E
St. Mary’s Canal Mineral Land Company
Albany
B. T. Judkins
Portage Lake Mining Gazette
Anc
Spreckels
Prague Electric Railway & Motor Company
Newark
Jeersey Villard
Professor Barker
Ogter
Dr. Duncan
J. H. Beeck
A. Mareu
H. Sprague
John 8. Wise
C. A. Spotford
F. W Prescott & Co
Devonshire
Lainson
Ahi Street
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Ink
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Ars
Gethins Electrical Mtg. Co
Os le Wis
Boston Land
Lysl
Union Electric Ar Co
Lamoine Peete Ee
United States Mail Box Co
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Newport
Thomson-Houston Co
West Lend Land
Oa Wollaston Land
Thomson European Electric
Collie Enw Land
Illinois Coal
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Pullman
Merrimack Manf. Co
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Renfrew Manf. Co
American Oil
Central
Flint & Vere
Plas CIA
Massachusetts
Chicopee Mant. Co. Sugar Tr
Androscoggin
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Ardiington Mills
Ee Ee Tean
Ola Colony
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DeWeese
Oregon
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Ainoly Mbar Coriet Ene
Sevell Gla Bonds Pullman Palace Car
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Wery
Stark Mills
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Lawrence Mant. Co
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Boston & Maine RR
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Allonez
Arkansas Valley
O. Nav
Arion
National Tube Works
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Wees
Bonanza
Buview Beatons
Posi
Hale & Nor ii
Hella
Hoek
McRay & Hie
Hleel Mach
Aaso
Jie
Fort Layne Coal & Iron Co
St Enor
Cal B.H
Dennison Land & Invetment Co
Col. Coal
Winnisimmet Co
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Sneer
Ontario
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Wakefield Rattan Coa
Ds Crown Point
Dunkin
Mas Co
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Franklin
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Mutual
Desdwood
Quicksilver
Vanover Ee
Ewes
South Boston Gas Co
Payee
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Gould&Curry
Kearsarge
Mesnard
Wat
Wks. Co
Omitha
Boston & Lowell RR
Consolidated Railroad of
Chi Bur
Quincy RR
Santa Fe
Waiarae
Anniston City
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Bovibton
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New Port
Payson
Sullivan
Topeka
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Rutland
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West End
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Nash
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Lake Shore
Long Island
L. & Sash
Louis
Beach
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Bal Eastman
O. Lam Son
Pullman Palace (Or Co
Pacific
Cotton Oil Trust
Central Bs
Pneumatic Fool Co
Eastman Carpenter Co
Brunswick
Ioylston Street Land
Burton
Frenchman’s Bay Y Land
Boston & Liverpool Co
Butte & Boston
Cal
Hela
Fort Wayne
North Western
Illinois Steel Co
Ie Santa Fe
Mt. Desert & Ast Shore
Jos Yoo
Cvoe Bugs Pitt
Mulden Electric Co
Ae & St
York Despatch ‘Co
Atlantic & Pacific
N.Y
Miss
Nigel
Thheimson- Sai Lee
West
Oregon ‘Trans
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Thomson Klee
Westinghouse Flee. Co
Rich. & al
Winnisiumet Co
Bela Kk
W. V. Tsar
Rhi
Wil & Wather Rs
Rock Islance
Caraca Halal
Stock Exchange Towne
Catalpa
Coevestsee
St P.M
Boston United Gas Sa
Don Enrique
Denver
Carew
Southern Pac
Enee
Avi
Pen
TOOL
Oie Ness
Roceas Shoe
East
Car Heat. Co
Dick Kay & Thompson Lasting
Milwaukee Water Department Construction Bonds Auction 1890
The Commissioners of the Public Debt of Milwaukee invite sealed bids for 100 Water Department Construction Bonds of $1000 each issued under Wisconsin law 1889. Bids close March 20, 1890 at 10 am and bonds delivered April 1, 1890. selections may be rejected.
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State of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
City of
Public Debt
Geo. W. Porth
Wis
Milwaukee City
United States of America
George W Porth
Water Department
Suil
City Comptroller
George W. L’orth
Wiconsin
Bessemer Land and Improvement Company Promotes New City Site
The Bessemer Land and Improvement Company owns the city site of Bessemer covering 12,500 lots. First sales began April 12, 1887, with 1,555 lots sold at an average $545. The firm invested in 140,000 acres of mineral lands near seven iron furnaces producing 250,000 tons pig iron in 1890. A rolling mill, fire brick works, and multiple rail lines support a growing city. Prices for pig iron and coal costs shape lower production costs, while hardwood industries promise wealth. A Bureau of Information at 95 Milk Street Boston offers pamphlets and details for New England interests.
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Bessemer Land and Improvement Company
Bessemer
Pittsburg
New England
Milk Street
Boston
Atkinson House Furnishing Co sale of treasury stock shares
The Atkinson House Furnishing Company of Maine invites attention to the sale of 9000 shares of the Treasury Stock. The business pays regularly 10 per cent per annum with dividends paid January and July each year. Full information at Office Room 2, Niles Building, Schovoi Street.
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Atkinson House Furnishing Company of
Maine
Treasury
Roo
Niles Building
Schovoi Street
Wheat Market Decline Amid Snow and Weak Demand
New York stock sales show 267400 shares traded amid widespread wheat weakness as heavy snowfall in Missouri, Kansas and Odessa stocks dampen sentiment. Curb May wheat slips from 79c after a volatile session while corn and provisions fluctuate with limited demand and packer selling.
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Chicago
Vo Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Missouri
Kansas
New York
St Louis
Odessa
Perdridge
Wall Street Roundup Shows Mixed Moves and Reading Decline
Money on call easy at 8 to 5, last loan 3, closing 3. Sterling and mercantile paper firm. Government and railroad bonds mostly steady. Sugar stock leads late gains while Reading collapses on anthracite sales. overall market dull but steadier, with minor shifts in Western Union, Manhattan, and other leaders. Total sales $1,270,000 with notable firsts in Jersey Central and Shenandoah Valley issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Kar
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Rock Island
Manhattan
Bears
Western Union
Reading
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Shenandoah Valley First
Atchison
Jersey Central
St. Paul South Minnesota
Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Pittsburg & Western
Shenandoah Valley
Foreign financial reports from London and Paris markets
Reports from London and Paris on March 5 to 12 include closing levels for Consols Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central and Mexican securities with values for both money and account. Short and three month bill discounts remain near 34a to 3 percent while bar silver stands at 44 percent and Bank of England bullion on balance adds £18000.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central News
Paris
Atlantic & Great Western
Ilinois Central
New York Central
Bank of England
Boston Stockyard Sees Strong Demand for Horses and Wagons
Boston buyers within about fifty miles visit the headquarters to purchase horses and express team stock for resale profits. Dealers report a robust fair last week with strong demand for express work, store wagon and related items, noting a substantial volume of sales and prices around 125,176 dollars in cash.
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Boston
Commodity Price Snapshot from Market Reports
Flour quiet and rye dull while corn and cornmeal firm. Oats unchanged and oatmeal quiet. Butter easy, cheese firm, pork products and fresh meats firm. Potatoes and sweet potatoes steady or quiet. peas and beans quiet. Hops nominal. hay and straw dull. tallow and high wines firm. sugar steady, molasses unchanged. Cranberries scarce. dried apples in fair demand. Apples in fair demand. Florida oranges steady. Mediterranean fruits quiet. Fragmented market notes reflect mixed movements across staples and commodities.
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Florida
Print Cloth Market Quiet in Fall River
In Fall River on March 6 the print cloth market showed quiet activity with 64 by 64s traded at 3 7 16 cents.
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Fall River
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Chicago & Northwestern Road
Tremont & Suffolk Mills Company
Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad Company
Fennessy, Armstrong & CO
State Street
Fiske Building
Boston Safe Deposit & Trus
Kansas Investment
Devonshire St
H. E. Ball
Geo C
Moanect
C. T Bradley
Joan Johnston
Fred, Pabst
Mil
Waukee
C. T. Bradley
Fred. Pabst
Commissioners of the Public Debt
Celt. Bradley
John Johnston
Fred, Palst
Dica
George W. Porth
C. T. Bradley, John Johnston
The
New England Company
Stedman & Kellogg
Congress
Dib
Gon
Blake Brothers
Stre
Gity
Bosto
REET
Androscoggin & Kexaedeo
Androscoggin & Kennebec
Maine Central Consolidated
Frede, Richards
Iexchange
Portland
W. Prescott & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Chlhidelphia
Sir Philip Sidney
Boston Stock Exchange
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Oys Ia
Ysc
Gorn
Duluth
Nolhar
Minneapolis
Sore
NEW York Financial
City Horse Market