Money market dull with clearing house rates and loans mixed
The May 15 market notes a dull money market with clearing house rate at 144 percent. Time loans run 3 to 5 percent while collateral loans are 2 to 3 percent. New York funds fixed at 8.12 percent discount on call. Bond offerings totaled 58,500 with multiple bids and Adams, Blodget & Co. securing the park loan. a 450,000 park loan earlier performed well.
New England Stockholders Urged to Vote in June Oregon & Transcontinental Election
A 1889 Boston notice urges New England stockholders of the Oregon & Transcontinental Company to send proxies to Frederick L. Ames for the June 17 election in Portland. The letter cites Henry Villard’s alleged misuse of power, a nominal Portland board, and a plan to issue 10 million dollars in preferred stock to influence the outcome and seal stock lists. Led by Charles Francis Adams and others, the appeal emphasizes protecting company assets and shareholder interests.
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Bell Telephone
Associated Press
Brunswick
New York
Quincy A. Shaw
Calumet & Hecla
Henry J. Stevens
Franklin
Huron
Lewissohn
Tamarack
Osceola
Boston
Montana
John Stanton
Oregon
Sidney Dillon
W. L. Bull
G. M. Lane
The
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Europe
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Henry Villard
Portland
Frederick L. Ames
Equitable Building
Charles Francis Adams
F. Gordon Dexter
Edwin F. Atkins
Edward Edes
New York Stock Sales Record May 15 Summary
Today's transactions total 206070 shares with details on shares sold and daily prices. Listing includes St Louis and Mississippi securities, closing values, and various lumber yard prices for southern pine and spruce products.
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New York
Wall Street Money Rates and Market Movements Report
New York May 15 Money on call easy at 2 to 2 1 2 percent last loan 2 closing 2 Prime mercantile paper 332 5 Bar silver 92 Sterling exchange flat actual 4 87 4 89 posted 4 88 4 89 Government and railroad bonds dull steady Stock market quiet then revived lifting Western stocks Atchison crossed 140 Kawanna active Chicago Gas Transcontinental led gains Several gains across list late day strong Western bloc Atchison Lackawanna Chicago Gas Transcontinental prominent Close firm to best levels Bond gains across Canada Southern Burlington Erie Long Dock Kansas City Wichita N W Kentucky Central Lake Shore Norfolk & Western and others Note partial declines early but coal shares strengthen market
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Bostox
Houtse
New York
Cochituate Water Service
Farson, Leach & Co
Franklin Savings Ban
Adams, Blodger & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Kidder, Peabody & Co
N. H. Harris & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Paty
Chicago
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Telegraph
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Union Pacific
Henry Villard
Oregon
Villard
O. T. Directory
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William L. Bull
New York Stock Exchange
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Mr. Willard
Gardiner M. Lane
Boston
O. T. Company
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Brayton Ives
Henry Vilpra
Charles L. Colby
Colgate Hoyt
Spofford
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Frederick L. Ames
F. Gordon Dexter
Eljijah F. Atkins
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London Stock Market Testimony and Rates Report
London stock prices show mixed results with United States and Canadian issues quoted alongside major rail and canal stocks. Money rates are described as scarce with Paris rentes at 3 percent trading around 87 francs 80 centimes for account.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Commercial Market Report Notes Mixed Commodities
Lumber steady while iron weak and unsettled. Copper and tin quiet. Lead steady. Flour corn oats and rye flour mixed. Agricultural items show beans grass seeds and potatoes active or quiet. pork beef lambs and muttons abundant. oranges in demand and lemons moving.
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Graham
Cloth market holds firm at 3 percent for 64 by 64
Fall River reports a firm print cloth market with 3 percent for 64 by 64s and good demand for spot delivery. Odd lots are in strong demand at full prices with large sales of these grades.
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Fall River
Lumber market reports steady demand across varieties
A market summary notes good steady demand for lumber with prices held from prior quotes and even distribution among kinds. Eastern lumber remains fair at old prices while carload spruce is in demand. shingles and clapboards show mixed activity. several hardwoods and pine products list varied prices and stock positions.
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Pennsylvania
Canada
Indiana
Wheat Markets Open Lower Amid Slowing Demand in Chicago
Wheat started dull and lower with weak outside buying and a late-day decline. Corn firmed on steady receipts and strong shipping demand while hog receipts pressured provisions. traders foresee lower prices ahead and note ample wheat for the new crop. Iron and steel price details follow the market report with sector specifics.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Lo Gilman, Cheney & Co
The Metal Market Shows Slight Uplift After Monday Cut
The pig iron market remains dull and unsettled though a modest improvement follows Monday’s cut. Demand is careful and small, with a scarcity of special brands but ample production to meet demand. Prices may harden as costs cover production and western markets show limited activity.
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Pennsylvania
Enon
Treasury Department
Southern Pig Iron
Eglinton
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Coltness
Norway
City Horse Market Shows Active Week Across Multiple Stables
The city horse market reports strong activity with about 125 head sold at Isburgh & Co and similar volumes at Walker's Bazaar and Moses Colman & Son. Prices span from $40 to $300 per head, including family stock, trotters, saddle horses, and milk wagon draught, with high breds like the five year old stallion Glendon fetching $950.
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Walker's Bazaar
Glendon
Moses Colman & Son
Russell
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
E Ham & Co
Lowa
Vermont
Canada
Alich & E Snow
Flour and grain price report with carload totals
John E Welsh lists carload receipts and quotes for flour and grain across markets. Domestic flour ranges and futures are shown alongside Midwest and New York prices for wheat, corn, oats, and mill products with receipts totals and market tone noted as steady with modest demand.
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Boston
York
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