Money Market Report Signals Steady Rates and Big Clearing
The Money Market closes steady with unchanged discount rates. Call loans with collateral sit at 3 5 percent, prime paper around 4 5 percent, country banks at 5 6 percent. Clearing house totals rise, with weekly exchanges near 689.9 million and balances around 10.1 million. The report notes US bond offerings, foreign exchange levels, and a mixed local stock market led by Lamson Store Service and Chicago Burlington & Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
New York
Mexican Central Railway to Pay Coupon Notes in April
The Mexican Central Railway Company Limited will pay all its Coupon Notes on April 16, 1889 at 70 Kilby Street Boston MA with accrued interest to that date. Denominations are 1900 500 and 100 dollars dated July 1 1884 issued in exchange for coupons Nos 6 7 and 8 of the first mortgage 7% bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central Railway Company
Luimites
Kilby Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Levi C. Wade
Boston Stock Exchange
Cpa
Arnold
Atlantic
Catalpa
Vac Franklin
Bay Tener
Maverick
Esseee
Newport
Vere
Lavoine
Payson
San Tiego
Sullivan
Topeka
West End
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchson Isles
Vac
Kan
Ee C. & W. Mich. Sc
Eik H
Los
K. C
RCL
Eee
C. B
Kk. S
M. Gs
Tai Reais
Peers le
A. V
Aea
Tex. Div
Eaee
Sonora
Union Pacific
Has Do Inc
Fitchburg
Ft. B.& Gulf
Ft. Sco
L. BK
Verve
Maine Central
AGA
Union Parisic
Csiveeeess
Wisconsin Central
ARMA
Am, Bell
Eeeerere
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser, Co
Llman Palace Car
Veelio Sit
California mining stocks close on a San Francisco list
The official closing prices for mining stocks are reported from San Francisco on March 23. Notable entries include Mexico and Crown Point, with figures such as $40 for Gould & Curry and various small cap listings like Sierra Nevada and Union Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bale & Norcross
Petcher
iSierra Nevada
Con
Cal
G Union
Crown Point
Togaes Fine Cesnk
Aes Gould & Curry
Auction of Selected Stocks From Tremont and Other Firms
Auction sales report lists stocks sold Saturday including 20 Tremont Nat Bank shares 115 percent, 10 Boston Lead Mfg Co rights, and 1 Hamilton Mfg Co share. Details indicate mixed lots and pricing from the auctioneer.
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Ene Mills
New Bedford
Cleve
Canton R. Pref
oRoyston Lectria Li
Cess
He Son Phonograp
M. Son
McKay & Bigelow
IOC
Maine
Vermont
Titchburg
Beare Lit
Rock & Ut
Columbian
Suffolk
Appleton Miz
Amoskeug Mfg
Boston
Riguts
China
Mfg
Dwight
Dwight 3 We Eeee Eer c ‘Abe BM
Everett Hig
Ween
Great Falls Mfg
UBM
Lowell Wfg. Co
Ike le
Oren
Scare
Middlesex Ce
Naum
Eag Steam Cotton Co
Nashua Mfigy Co
Shaw Stocking Co
Wainsut Mills
Akefiel Rattan Co
Eer Sr
Conn
Pass
Eereeeere
Ghie
Bur
Nor
Fitchburg R
Lynn
Wil
Uacclonal Inslight
American Mayiden Collar Co
Roxbury Mall
Edison Polyfor A Co
Point of Vines Co
Lea
Amer
Rapid Tel
Boston, Con
Mont
Boston & Albany
Cin
San
Tremont Nat. Hank
Cesesecees
Boston Lead
Nba
Hamilton Mfg
Money market and stock roundup from New York trading day
Money markets show easy money with no loans and 24 percent closing. Indorsed bills 44% to 46% for four months acceptances 4% to 5% for single names. Bar silver at 93 percent. Sterling at 4.86% for sixty day bills and 4.88% for demand. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds steady. Stocks dull and weak led by Chicago Burlington & Quincy Chicago Gas and Chesapeake & Ohio first preferred. Traders price decline with bank reserve loss over 1.25 million discounted. Pullman strongest of list. Week sales total 7.463 million versus 6.607 million prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Atchison
Boston
New York
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Sac and Fox Reservation
Interior Department
Congress
Indian ‘Territory
Clarence H. Venner
Topeka
Burlington & ‘Quincy
Ew York
Post
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Chicago, Burlington, & Northern
Catalina
Burlington & Quincey
Poston
Quincy
Cleveland & Canton
Sandusky
Pullman
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Boston & Albany
Ames
Boston & Providence
Cheshire
Connecticut River
Concord
New England
Old Colony
West End
Atlantic & Pacitive
Atention Trust
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Vermont
Kansas City
Memphis
Oregon
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Puerto & Arkansas Valley
Sonora
Union Pacific
Bell
Aspinwall
Brodkline
Water Power
Lamoiwne
San Diego
Sullivan
Frenchman’s Bay
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
J.edward Addické
Beacon Construction Company (Limited
Philadelphia
Boston Gaslight Company
Bay State Gas Company
London
Old Boston Gaslight Company
Bay State Gas Comany
Roxbury Gaslight Company
South Boston Gaslight Company
Haseen
Bay State
J. Eow
Applixs
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio First
Burlington
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Albany & Susquehanna
Louisville & Nashville
Tennessee Cval
Birmingham
Denver & Rio Grande Western
St Louis
Kansas City & Northern
Paris and London Money Markets Skip and Sell Amid Turbulence
The report notes quiet stock activity in London with Consols at 97 percent for money and 97 1 2 to 98 for the account, and Paris seeing firm living conditions as financiers back a large French loan plan. French brokers outline life insurance and bank subscriptions totaling up to 70 million francs with Rothschild leading the efforts, while the Russian 4 percent loan is set at 89 1 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Payal Common
New York Central
Reading
Mexionn Central
Paris
Pris
NDON
Bank of England
America
England
Stock Exchange Oee
Boulanger
France
Russia
Austria
Ittaly
Europe
Bank of France
Comptoir d’Escompte
Rothschild
Comptoir d’Éscompte
Credit Foncier
Banque de Paris
Banque d’Escompte
Credit Mobilier
Societe Des Depots
Heinebiern
Hottingue
Girod
Hentsch
Credit Lyon
Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Trends Across Staples
Flour, corn, oats, and rye show firmness or quiet activity with stable or lower prices. Dairy items like butter stay weak, cheese firm, and oleomargarine steady. Fresh meats and pork hold steady, while sugars firm and molasses strong. Cotton and coffee near steady, with overall muted demand across grains, fruits, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nui
Wool Sales Report From Antwerp Auction
At the Antwerp wool sales on March 23 a moderate crowd attended and demand was fair. Totals show 2700 bales offered with Buenos Ayres selling 682 bales at 90 185 francs per 100 kilos, Montevideo 1040 bales at 110 215 francs, and New South Wales greasy 402 bales at 110 200 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
New South Wales
Copper market muted as bids hold steady in New York
The Copper Market New York report notes nominal bidding with no sales on the exchange. Copper attracted little attention amid absent foreign cables. For the week, only 109000 pounds changed hands despite the French syndicate collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Australian wheat crop falls short of estimates in Sydney reports
Advices from Sydney say the Australian wheat crop is below season estimates with stocks held due to the possible Melbourne tariff. Receipts to date open 60 000 bags short. South Australia reports crop declines and lower yields per acre. Total yield 6 200 000 bushels from 2 000 000 acres, not all worth harvesting. Export surplus projected under 2 000 000 bushels versus last season. Pacific coast port shipments this season are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sydney
Melbourne
South Australia
Pacific Coast
Print Cloth Market Shows Trade Gains Amid Strike
Fall River reports 10,000 pieces produced with 17,000 deliveries and 202,000 sold. Prices hold at 4c for 64x64s spots and 3 9-16c for futures to October, while Providence notes firm demand and slightly higher closes. Weekly sales total 132,500 with varied deliveries and a rack of 8,000 pieces in makers’ hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence
May Wheat Leads Grain Market Rally Amid Weather Fears
Farnum Reardon & Co report May wheat opening strong at 107% with further gains on expectations of dry weather and short-covering. July wheat stays firm near 90% while corn remains firm but ends weak as stocks loom. Prices show tame close for wheat and mixed activity across oats and other contracts. New York and St Louis futures show varied cash quotes and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
J . C. Williams & Co
Bey
Sule Comme Ics Ees
Ican OE Cdr
New York
St Louis
Market report moves staple products to regular table
The figures listed earlier in the table of receipts under Staple Products will now appear in the standard market report for each commodity. This shifts where readers find the data for staple goods.
Grain Market Report Shows Firm Spot Prices and Strong Demand
Receipts today include 4 cars steamer yellow corn 32 cars steamer corn 2 cars No 2 white oats 1 car No 3 white oats. Weekly receipts cover flour corn wheat oats rye millfeed oatmeal cornmeal barley malt hops. Spot market firmer with prices 15 cents higher as wheat rally boosts demand. Corn steamer yellow quoted 46 46 1 4c track price with other grades steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Anada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
New York
City Mills
City
Milwaukee
St Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
Northern
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Clearing House
United States
Reichsmarks
Fate
Ate
Brown Bros
Boston Post
Francisco
I. Faltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Rlisburg
Uisville
Meilwaukee
Maha
River
Salveston
Ae Cleveland
Ndianapolis
T. Joseph
New Haven
Rioux City
Tacoma
Montreal
Can
N.Y
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
S. W. Reynolds
Wiliam W. Crapp
John Golathwait
Warren
Potter _— A. Haskell
John C. Paige
Temple
John M. Graham
Henry L. Jewett
nternatinal Trist_ Company
Ckplus
John M,. Graham
William Claflin
Hubert M. Morse, Jr
William T. ?Erker
P. A. Collins
Thomas F
California
Rs’ Board
Seenenee
KO Inc
Tile Rock & Ts
Centoou
Ogd & Lake Cine
Sane
Reson
Boston Water Power
Brookline Law
French Bay
San Lamoine
San Diego Land
Seth
Eerpeseys
Riteee
Sessas
P Stey
Coe
Speer
Dita
Iata
N. W
Shore
Amador
Belcher
Heck
Liomestuse
Helle Isle
Ontario Tone Fom
iYellowdacket
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Edison
Edison Polyform
Robinson-Foster Lee
Fort Payne Coal and Tron
Thomson-Hongton Llet
Thomson Elec
McKay
M.di
JS Carte
Ing
Deere Creer
At. - Pacific
Be & Air L. Pret
Koch
Neebawe
Canton
Central
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
He & Ds
Chi
E. dl
Fort Wayne
E . Eeee
Hocking
TCX
OM In
Lex
Lake Shore
Bahan Island
Luo
Elév
Kiev
St. 'S
Pacific
Cooper
N. E
Oiuto & Miss
Oregon Nuay
Oregon ‘Trans
Yaittsburg
Rich, & al
Seeee R.& W. P
Rock Island
Texas
Oh & O. C. Doe
Enee Pacific
Utica
Isi
Pullman P
Union
Base Bay
Tenn. C
Sugar Trust
Sri
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter &C
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
John E. Welsh
State Street
Boston Markets
Boston Investment CO
Fora Severi
George Leonard
Advertiser
Mass
Electric Company New Stock
D. Wilson & CO
Bevonshire Street
Room
Suffolk Trust Investment Co
H. B. Quimby & CO
Globe Block
The
Atkinson House Furnishing Co
Portland
David W. Sears
Milk St
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Informaion
Union Wdebenture Company
Water Street
J. G. Bausbleln & CO
Kamsas City
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Toledo
Peoria
C. Toledo
Graham Filour
Carmen
C. S. Williams & CO
Lackawanna
Northwest
Newsey Pre
Canada Southern
St. Paul
Richmond & Terminal
Williams & CO
Congress Street
Devonshire St
Quincy House
Mower’s
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