Money Market Steady Amid Oklahoma Proclamation Rally
The Boston money market shows little change with a firmer tone at the clearing house where balances loaned at 2 percent. New York funds trade at 15 to 16 percent. reports note strong stock gains following the Oklahoma proclamation and daily bond and share activity.
Market report shows mixed gains and losses across miners and bonds
Montana rises 4 to 374 percent, Calumet & Hecla down 3 to 227, Osceola slips 1 to 1234. Tamarack holds at 5, Santa Fe falls 0.05 to 0.90. Fort Worth Land and Street railway 7 percent April interest coupons payable on presentation at International Trust Company.
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Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Tamarack
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Dividends Declared by Multiple Banks and Firms
A list of dividend announcements from financial institutions and companies including First National Bank of South Weymouth 3 percent and First National Bank Salem 8 percent. Others include Rollstone National Bank Fitchburg 4 per share and Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred 1 3/4 percent. Payments span April to May with record dates and book closures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
South Weymouth
First National Bank
Salem
Weed Sewing Machine Company
Rollstone National Bank
Fitchburg
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Middleboro Savings Bank
Marlboro
National Bank of
Bond Deposit Window Closes for Mexican Central Bonds
The Mexican Central Railway Company reports that bond deposit deadlines expire April 10 1889 for remaining holders. Depositors receive full terms via January 30 1889 circular with deposits at Boston Safe Deposit Trust and London bankers. Early deposits already cover most First Mortgage and Income bonds, funding 50 year loan at 5 percent.
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Boston
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Milk St
Glyn, Mills, Currie and Company
Lombard St
London
Levi C. Wade
New York Financial Roundup March 27 Market dull then firmer
Money on call eased to 2 5 with last loan at 2 and bills at 144. Prime mercantile paper 414 614. Bar silver 93. Sterling exchange steady with 4.95% for sixty day bills and 4.88% for demand. Government bonds dull but firm. Stocks opened higher then drifted. late day firm tone with some gains in Northwestern Atchison Lake Shore and Burlington. Railroad bonds active with $1,658,000 sales. Oklahoma Territory opening affected Atlantic & Pacific briefly.
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Boston
New York
Frances
Sight
Oklahoma
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Northern
West End
Massachusetts
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Central Branch
Cook
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Charles A. Whittier
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Board of Directors
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
R. Gardner Chase & Co
Chicago & West Michigan
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Central Massachusetts Common
Eastern Preferred
New York & New England
Boston & Providence
Old Colony
Bell Telephone
Oregon
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Southern Kansas
New England
City Hall
Aspinwall
Sullivan
Topeka
Lampire
San Diego
Messrs. King, Lawrie & Co
Boston News Bureau
Lower
California
Atlantic
Ranklin
Onanza
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Northwestern
Lake Shore
Burlington
Reading
Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Oklahoma Territory
Baltimore & Olio
St, Paul South Minnesota
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Lackawanna & Western
Guill, Colorado & Santa Fe
Ohio, Indiana,& Western
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield
Utah Southern Generals
Iron Mountain
Foreign Financial Markets Roundup from London and Paris
Market notes from London and Paris dated March 27 report Consols at 98 14 for money and account and various securities including Atlantic and Great Western at 3 3 4, Mexican shares at 4 4, Erie at 28 1 2, and St Paul at 63 4 2. Paris quotes Comptoir dEscompte at 95 francs and Rio Tinto at 287 50, with Bank of England bullion withdrawals totaling 83 000 pounds. Copper closes at 40 5s cash and 40 for three months in London. Paris closes Rio Tinto at 292 50, Societe des Metaux at 27 50. A government inquiry into the copper syndicate formation is announced.
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Ing
Ing. Alt
T. Hewes
Pacifie
Air GL
Luz B
Nee & Veo
C. A&n
Brie
Canton
Low ‘Ik
Central
Seer
Ches & Ohio
St. Li
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Chi
Serene
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East
Teun
Erie
Fort Wayne
Kings
Lake Shore
Low Island
Louis. & Nash
Louis
N. Avese
Beach
Sof
Pacis
Ohio
Sysex
Nath. & Chat
Pacific
Coor
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Nu PY. &X
Boks & Ie
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Tangissess
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W. P
Rock Island
Rome
St. le
St. Paul
St. P
Texas Pacific
London
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Comptoir d’Escompte
Rio ‘Tinto
Bank of England
Rio Tinto
Societé Des Métaux
Auction Notice At Faneuil Hall Boston Stalls 4 and 76
Public sale details reference a location at 8 North Market Street and stalls 4 and 76 in Faneuil Hall Market Boston. The text lists a venue and stall numbers without further context or dates.
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North Market St
Faneuil Hall Market
Boston
Market Report Stays Mixed for Commodities and Foods
Commercial goods show varied activity with flour and oats quiet while corn steady and butter firm. Eggs and apples are dull, oranges and lemons steady, cranberries plentiful, pork firm, fresh meats steady, and sugars firm with molasses.
Horse Market Steady with Strong Bids and Varied Sales
The market shows cheer with steady prices and large supply. Isburgh & Co reports 75 head sold at a well attended sale. trotters, draught and drive stock, with prices ranging up to 275 dollars per head. Multiple houses including Walker's Bazaar Moses Colman & Son's and Russell's report solid sales and good trade. drafts, roadsters, and business stock sold across auctions and private sales from 40 to 275 dollars per head.
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Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Russell
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
CH & E Snow
James & Abbot Lumber Market Holds Steady
There is little change in lumber this week with the market firm and healthy at close. Eastern lumber shows modest activity and steady quotations while demand for spruce remains noted and receipts for Eastern pine are small.
Lumber Prices Hold Firm Across Species on Steady Demand
Market notes firm demand and rising prices for shingles and hemlock with steady Western pine and Southern pine. Hardwood stocks tight due to limited Southern and Western supply, with outside prices often paid. Cedar shingles and clapboards show strong pricing. laths and spruce vary by grade, while Western pine and southern hardwoods show cautious but hopeful inventory trends.
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Hemlock
Canada
Indiana
Dry Goods Market Sees Mixed Trade In New York
The Daily Commercial Bulletin reports the dry goods jobbing trade remains fair but less active as retailers finish early purchases and return home. First hand demand is irregular and overall sluggish with staple cotton goods quiet, prints in fair demand, and printed silks and lawns in good request. Ginghams unsettled while men’s wear woolen goods move steadily due to back orders.
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New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Wheat markets slip and thin demand hit Chicago trade
Farnum Reardon notes July wheat opens strong on dry weather and trades up to 90 with May option hard to move. Northwest demand weak after Millers' Association dissolves. Minneapolis holds high priced wheat as milling demand falters, with a potential corner hoped for but unlikely. Corn and oats show varied strength across Chicago and New York quotes.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Northwest
Millers’ Association
Minneapolis
Williams & Co
New York
St Louis
State Street Market Report Adjusts Staples Placement
The article notes that figures previously listed under Staple Products in the receipts table will now appear in the regular market report under each commodity. The change shifts where staple product data is displayed in the market section.
Grain market summary and receipts across U S cities
New York receipts 108000 bushels exports 3189 bushels sales 179000 bushels active firm No 2 oats prices and futures quiet. Chicago No 2 34 3478c. Detroit St Louis Milwaukee markets steady higher. Wheat prices in New York and Minneapolis show firm and dull tones with No 2 red around 88 91c and futures quiet. Continuous notes on oats rye barley flour and millfeed with varying demand and small price movements across regions.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Extra
New York
City
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Peoria
Minneapolis
Graham
Cormea
Butter Receipts Reported 3108 Packages Today
Butter receipts today total 3108 packages, compared with 1683 packages on the same day last year, highlighting market activity and year over year changes.
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Mexican Gentral Railway Company, Limited
Kansas City Belt Line Railroad
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Consolidated Gs
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Eastern Railway Co
ST. Paul, Minneap’s & Manitoba Railway
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Col. Ry. Co
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Mortcage
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York City
Gartner Chase
Devonshire ST
Lincoln & Colorado
Union Pacific R. R. Burlington & Mo
Wisconsin Central Company
Iowa Central Railroad Co
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Consol
Duluth & Iron Range
Chicago Gas Light & Coke
Boston Stocc
Eewee
Lamson
Aspinwall Land
Veeaee
Brookline Land
Lamoine Land
San Diego Land
Topekand
Coneer
Sullivan Harbor
Atlantic Mining
Erss
Bost & Mont Mill
Cal & Hee Mining
Franklin Mining
Eevee
Osceola Mining
Santa Fe Mining
Aw Tamarack Mining
Vauees
Boston & Irov
Cheshire
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Sam Branch
Efeee
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Bly
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Tremont Bank
Blackstone Bank
Union Bank
Weymouth
Union Market Bank
Watertown
Cape Ann Bank
Gloucester
Manufacturers’ Bank
Hamilton Bank
Veeseey Hee
Massachusetts Bank
Bea
Asiatic Bank
Salems
Merchants’ Bank
Lawrence Bank
Lawrence
Portland
Sita
Oaks
Eagle Bank
LOD Revere Bank
Etre
Suffolk Bank
Everett Milla
New
Pacine Millis
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Epee
Chapman Valve Man. Co
Wanmsttta Mills
New Bedford
Pembroke Mills
Wakefield Rattan Co
Naumkeag Steam Eease
Appleton Mfg
Amoskeag Mfg
Middlesex Mills
Dwight
Lowell Hosiery Co
Great Falls Mig. Co
Boston Lead Co
Lyman Mills
Worcester, Nashua
Rochester
Vermont
Ccs
Fessick
Saco
Portsmouth
Sugar Refineries Co
Saceo Eos
McKay & Liselow ii
M. A
Vis
Bay State Live Stock Co
Union
Louisville
Iyeeseetais
Lowell Gs
Town Falls & Sioux
Barts
Bur
Quincey
Elkhorn & Mo
Cedar Rapids & Mo
Consolidated KR
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR
Land, & Cleveland IR
Concord & Mont, RR
Ieee
New Eng. Mort. Security
Union Pacific, Lin. & Col RR
Boston & Albany RR
Pen Hich- Low- Clos- Crossold
Ing Ing W. Union
Perry Coal
Heer
Tenn
Cameron Coal
Chie
Aeaee Goweet Sugar Trust
N.w.deb
Cen. P
O. Nav
D. & R.glete
O.& Trans. Gs
St. Vs & Athedd
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Tex. P. L. A Vain
P. RG. Ay
U. Pac
N. W. Cons
W. Shore
Alta Eeeeer
Uamestake
Amador
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Speen
Belcher
Ontario
Con. C
Sullivan Con
Exchequer
United Copper
Hock
Boston Stock Exchange
State Street
Sked
Anouczi
Veces
Arnold
Renee Ener
Butte & Boston
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Lic Crescent
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Dunkin
Ccc
Cevcessersgers
Franklin
Huron
le Tronton
OL National
Eerewe Ener
Ade Osceola Ee Biaceves
Ewabic
Waeerree
Quincy
Eveees
Eeere
Enereese
Tamatack
At. & Pac
Do Inc
LB. & Mo
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Kk. C
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N.Y
N.E
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L. C. Con
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Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Coston & Vrov
Cal. Southern
Central of Mass
Vane Cleve
Vanton
Cesc
River
Ore
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Flint & P. M
Gulf
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Meithiescess
L. Kh
Aren
A KE
St. Leee
N. Y "Ee
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Northern
Sunmit
Cope
Wisconsin Central
Ila Do
Bell
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace
Tse
Wilson Way & Co
Thomson-Houston Elec
Fort Payne Coal
Lon
McKay
Robinson-Foster
Pontiac
New England Mortgage Se
Curity Company
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Irving A. Evans
Newae
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Hoxton
BRO
T& Sr
U& O
BORG
Geist Tens So Kan Inc
Heli Tele
LERS
Ighest
NEW York Financial
Potos
Ophir
Ob Best
Sierra Nevada
Kannes
Cal
Utah
Seestor
Crown Point
Yellow Jacket
Gould & Curry
Hlale & Norceross
Nevada Queen
Xican
North Belle Isle
Bevton
Caverey
City Horse Market
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
DRY Goods Market
John
E. WW
Els
Fis
Boston Markets
Western
Dakota
Deadwood
Chase National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
William A. Lincoln
Jerome Jones
Franklin Street
C. S. Tuckerman
Milk Street
William W. Dallinger
Campridge
Joseph Burnett
Central Street
George
Parker
Kilby Street
S. Mil HT
the Eastern Banking
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Union Debenture Company
Water Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Kansas City
New York Exchange
J. A. Bauerleln & CO