Money Market Stays Tight as Rates Hold Firm in Boston
Boston money market shows little let up with loanable funds scarce. Time loans rule above 6 percent, calls at 7 percent, and New York funds trade at par to 16.4 cents premium. Atlantic & Pacific and Atchison stocks gain interest amid rail and oil sentiment, with orange shipments and Pullman earnings notes shaping the scene.
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Boston
New York
Elijah Smith
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Sterling Exchange
London
Atchison
Messrs. Adams, Blodgett & Co
Paris
Berlin
Atlantic & Pacific Securities
California Southern
Arizona
Atlantic & Pacific
Flagstaff
Pullman Palace
Kiernan
Chicago
Pullman
Here
Wagner
Webb
Palace
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
George, Sr. Evans
Continental National Bank
Burlington & Northern
Manitoba
Burlington & Uincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Summit Branch
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Margquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Mexican Central
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
The
New York Herald of Today
Baltimore & Ohio
Wall Street
Ives
Stayner
Irving A. Evans
Massachusetts Common
New York & New England Common
New Haven
Derby Railroad
Common Council
Derby Road
Consolidated Road
Boston & Lowell
Journal
New Hampshire
Lowell
Nashua & Lowell
West End
Levonshire Street House
Congress Street
State Street
Beacon Street
Devonshire Street
Insurance and mining firms declare April dividends
The Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company will pay a 3 percent dividend on April 1. The Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares a semi annual 3 percent dividend payable April 1. The Boston and Colorado Smelting Company declares a 342 percent quarterly dividend. The Lamson Store Service Company pays $150 per share. Salem Savings Bank declares 2 percent. Security Associates declare their regular quarterly dividend of 12 percent payable April 1.
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Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Boston & Colorado Smelting Company
Auarterly
Lamson Store Service Company
Salem Savings Bank
Security Associates
New York Stock Sales March 23 Report Highlights
Today's market highlights 104,218 shares traded with listings across bonds and mortgages. The report lists opening high low and closing prices for various securities, including Old Colony notes, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stock, New England Mortgage Security issues, and Rutland railroad bonds.
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New York
Revere National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Giobe National Bank
Webster National Bank Eae
Hamilton National Bank
Ates Otaea Ae
Eliot National Bank
Everett National Bank
New England National New
Market National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Fagle National Bank
Boston National Bank
Union National Bank
Bates Manufacturing Co
Washington Mills, New
Douglas Axe Company
New York, New Haven & Hart
Conn. & Passumpsic Rivers RR
Cheshire RR
Cusihuirachie Mining Co
Chelsea
Leveland
Akron
Nashua
N.H
Pixon, Peo. & Han
Burl
Pleasant Hill & DeSoto
Kansas City, Law. & So
Old Boston National Bank
Gol New England National Bank
Oy Exchange National Bank
Eagle N National Bank
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Continental Mills
Eee
Chicopee Et Ne Co
Newmarket
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Stark Millassed
Androscoggin Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
Fitchburg RR
Old Colony Railroad
Boston & Albany RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Wise
Rockport Granite Co
Essex Company
Arkansas Valley ‘Elevator Co
Globe Nail Co
Newburyport
Boston
Gulf, Colo. & Santa Fe
Cedar Rapids& Mo
Fremont, Elk. & Mo
Val
FP. K
Boston, Clinton & Fitch
Manfield & Framingham
New York Financial Roundup of March Market Movements
Money on call eased to 2 1/2 to 6 percent with last loan at 3 1/2. Government and railroad bonds steadied. Fort Worth & Denver weakness weighed on the market. The close was dull but firm after a minor rally led by Pacific Mail, with Richmond & West Point strong and Fort Worth & Denver weak.
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Can Loan and Trust Company
San Diego
Topeka
Kan
Wollaston
Boylston Street
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Baltimore & Oxford
London Cables
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Fort Worth Denver
Pacific Mail
Richmond
West Point
Fort Worth
Denver
Louisville & Nashville
Texas Pacific Terminal Trust
South Carolina
Wabash Chicago Division
Kansas City & Northern Omaha
Ohio Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Albany & Susquehanna
Illinois Central
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Market Notes From London on March 2
Foreign financial markets report Consols at 1021 16 for money and 1024 for the account. United States 4s at 13058, 442s at 11144, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 4844, Canada Pacific 63, Erie 345 percent, Erie seconds 10602, Illinois Central 13334, Mexican ordinary 635 percent, St Paul common 9244.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Market Report Shows Mixed Movement Across Commodities
Leather improves while hides remain unchanged and flour, rye, oats, and many grains hold steady. Butter and cheese stay firm, eggs soften, potatoes and hay stay quiet, grass seeds and provisions firm. Fresh beef firm, sugar steady, molasses steady, apples quiet but firm. No changes noted in poultry or many other staples.
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St. Louis
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Choice Creamery
Choice Dairy
Vermont
Liverpool
Abbott
Bermuda
Norfolk
Eastern
Vermont Dairy
Minnesota
Timothy
North
West
Clover
Jersey
Amdle Jsay
Houlton Nebrons
Aroostook
Aroostook Hebrons
Vermont Hebrons
Hebrons
Burbanks
Maine
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
St. Andrew
Cape Cod
Leather market shows active bid for sole leather demand
Sole leather markets report active quotations with good export demand and strong rough leather inquiries. Finished leathers show sales, but some categories like heavy lots and calfskins are slow. hides supply remains ample while foreign and New England hides demand weak.
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New England
Brogan
Brighton
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Boot and Shoe Market Shows Slow Yet Steady Gains
The boot and shoe market improves slowly across Haverhill Lynn and Brockton with mixed signals from manufacturers. Buyers from the West arrive. demand remains steady for calf boots and Brockton buff lines while brogans and plough shoes stay quiet. The rubber market stays quiet for manufacturers but retailers report brisk business.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Brookfields
Spencer
Knights of Labor
Brockton
Kip
Split
Market Reports March 23 Flour and Grain
Market activity shows no change in flour with quiet trade and steady prices. Corn stays firm with fair business as interstate commerce bill approaches effect next month. Oats, butter, cheese, eggs and other produce display varied but mostly steady quotes across markets and warehouses.
Bulk grain and feed prices for spring on futures markets
The bulletin lists bulk prices for spring grains and feeds, including winter wheat 19 to 25 per ton, middlings around 19 23 Pp ton, cottonseed meal 24 50 per ton prime and 23 76 to arrive, rye prices at GU 64c per bush for No 1 New York, oats and barley ranges, malt and hops by state and Canada, and 1885 1886 hop quotes with varying grades.
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Chicago
Sole &O
Cscs Enon Ee
Juvic Caves
Bakers
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Canada Western
Eastern
Fruit Prices and Ship Cargo from New York Market
The Alsatia steamer cargo quotation lists fresh fruit values: oranges, apples, nuts, and dried fruits. It includes Boston to New York ranges for fancy to poor oranges, Baldwin and greening apples with regional prices, assorted nuts, evaporated and sun-dried apples, and foreign and Florida fruit prices per box or barrel.
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New York
Massachusetts
Maine
Tailman
Virginia
Farmer’s
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida
Market unchanged as pork and lard prices hold firm
The market tone and prices remain steady with no provision changes. Trading notes show March and May pork and lard figures, plus long cuts priced at 18 25 to 19 25 dollars, lean ends at 17 26 to 17 75, and assorted meats with varied premiums and tonnage.
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Chicago
Beef and Fresh Meats Prices Across Dressed Hogs to Lambs
A listing of fresh beef and other meats with varying prices for dressed hogs, beef plates, roods, mess quantities, and beef cuts. Shows per unit prices for choice steers, roods, hinds, fores, backs, rumps, loins, and lambs with quality ranges and regional terms.
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Chicago
Brighton
Cotton futures rise and fall with irregular opening in Liverpool
Liverpool markets show uneven open with March to August futures around 5 26-64d to 6 38-64d and steady demand in the spot market. New York futures opened steady with varied bids and quotes. reports note 10,000 bales sold and 8,000 received. Also listed are price levels for sugar and molasses with multiple refined sugar grades and current market steadiness.
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Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Fes Sept'm
Manila
Iloilos
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Livestock Market Report Watertown Brighton March 23 1887
Live stock market totals for cattle sheep hogs and calves at Watertown and Brighton districts with arrivals and car counts by road. Prices ranges for beef store cattle hogs sheep hides and calves and notes on milch cows and oxen movements. Facilities at Brighton stables and notable sales and buyer activity are listed.
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Maine
Erik N.ilampshire
Vermont
Murlayeoun
Ois Gassoes
Brighton
N. B
Watertown
Hollis & Co
William Scollans
Glines & Weston
H M Taft
W W Hall
A Williamson
F H Coolidge & Son
J . Henry
Breck & Wood
W Scollans
M F Flett
H Coolidge & Son
Wells
C H Merrill
Hall
J C
Libby & Son
New Hampshire
E Winn
A Moulton
J N Morse
Cow & Moulton
E F Adden
H A Wilcox
George Harris
Aldrich & Johnson
J B Holmes
W G Townsend
F Fairbanks
Flint & Blanchard
Kimball
TZ Johnson
L W Tinker
J Engrem
J Golden
Hall & Seaver
BS Hastings
MG Flanders
French & Co
Ricker & Son
Knights
GH Sprigg
Massachusetts
C W Smead
Bardwell
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