New York and Boston Money Market Report November 2 1889
The Money Market summary shows Clearing House rate at 4.5 percent and time loans from 4% to 6% with collateral loans at 4% to 5% per annum. New York funds trade at 10 to 15 cents discount on $1000. weekly clearing exchanges total $100,452,586 with balances $11,046,204. Domestic and foreign exchange rates, bond offers and U.S. bond purchases are listed along with stock market activity and Atchison rights movements.
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Wichita
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Cent
Bent York
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Francisco
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Portland
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Buttato
Ade Beattie
Portland,Or
Coun Ieee
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Tacoma
New York City
Reichsmark
Ight
Reichsmarks
Tremont Nat. Bank
Eseveeseeres Libiq Nat
Webster Bank
Nrwe
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Central Nat. Bank
Ee Etree
Nat
Market Bank
Brighton
Union Nat. Bank
Weymouth
Newmarket Mfg
Wee
Arlington Mills
Naumkeag Steam Gaiton Cook
Wamsutta Mills
New Bedford
Manchester Mills
Union Pacific RR
Seere Anew
McKay Steeling Machine Co
Eeere
Boton Towboat Co
Ewer
Union Invest. Co
Kan
City
Farmers’ Loan & T. Co
Astern Elec. Cable Co
St. Paul
Margy
Hough
Rutland 2d
Middlesex Sank Co
Middletown
Rock & Ft
Scrip
Ps Saee
Suffolk Nat. Bank
Globe Nat. Bank
Third Nat. Bank
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Continental Mills
Eeeseee CO
Great Falls
Salmon Falls
Eesepessemtaya
Old Colony
Dwelling House Ins. CO
Lombard Investment Co
Union Stock
Fall River
Eserves
Toledo
Vermont
F Fough
Kansas City Belt Line
Ilinois Gr. Tr
Bur
Maine Central
Michigan Central
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
San Francisco officials list mining stock closes for November 2. Best & Belcher shows 34, Potosi and Chollar around 1.70, Savage 180, Con Cal. & Va. 9 1/2, Sierra Nevada 1.90, Commonwealth 3.05, Union Copper and Mexican firms noted.
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San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Potosi
Savage
Con, Cal
Sierra Nevada
Commonwealth
Union Com
Atchison Bondholders urged to learn of reorganization plan
Paine, Webber & Co. offer information on the reorganized securities and explain the exchange plan. Bonds may be deposited by Dec 15 while rights expire Nov 15. the firm cites conservative values for the New Mortgage 4s at 80 and New Income 5s at 48 and promotes buying Atchison Lands at current prices.
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Atchison
Paine, Webber & CO
Bankers and Stokers
Devonshire ST
Boston
Bondholders invited to discuss Atchison notes conversion
Paine, Webber & Co. at 52 Devonshire St Boston invites Atchison bondholders to convert their bonds into Union Trust Co. of N. S. receipts. They will exchange at the earliest practicable moment and provide full details of the Reorganization Plan. Bondholders may confer on the status of their securities.
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Atchison
Union Trust Co
N. S
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Office of Union Trust Company
Hector Street
Broadway
New York
Kidder, Plabsody & CO
Nuuau Street
Kidder, Prabody & Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
Baring Beuthhers & Company
Bishopsgate-within
London
K. C
K. C. J. W. Reinhart
Milk Street
Foreign financial reports from London market notes
In London at 12:30 p m Canadian Pacific 70 4 Erie 29% Reading 22 Mexi can Convent now 48 69 Money 372 3% firsts Atlantic Great Western 35% Canadian Pacific 70% Erie 29% St Paul 71% Reading 21% Money 3.3% Paris quotes 3 percent rentes at 87 francs 30 centimes.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Reading
Mexican Convent
Atlantic
Great Western
St. Paul
Paris
Wall Street Quietly Mixed as Traders Seek Rally
Money on call was tight with no loans and 6 percent closing, while prime mercantile paper stayed in fair supply for good names amid light out of town demand. The stock market opened steady then slipped as Missouri Pacific and three trusts sagged, later recovering but finishing weak with small fractional losses. railroad bonds showed activity, Morgan Louisiana & Texas 7s rose to 124, and Louisville & Nashville trusts fell to 110 as weekly bond volume reached 6.86 million.
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Atchison News
Atchison
New York
Thomas Nickerson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
North Topeka
Newton
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Boston News
Nickerson
Baring Bros
Mr. Baring
Kidderpomeee & Co
Barings
Reading
Atchison Trust
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Cowley, Sumner & Fort Smith
New Mexico & Southern Pacific
Pusblo
Arkansas Valley
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Southern
Texas
Wisconsin Central
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Trusts
Missouri Pacific
Morgan
Louisiana & Texas
Louisville & Nashville Trusts
Commodity Market Trends in Irrigation Region Cacheton
Iron and steel rails hold firm while copper remains steady and lead quiet. Tin shows activity while sugar drops and molasses remains dull. Corn and oats demand steady with rye flour dull. Potatoes and sweet potatoes rise. beef and pork markets show activity and steadiness. apples and grapes firm. oranges scarce.
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Almeria
Fall River Print Cloth Market Signals Firm Demand
Fall River reports weekly production 190000 pieces and deliveries 188000 with stock 19000 and sales 147000. spot 41000 futures 106000 at 39 160 for 64x64s. Providence closes with firm tone bids 29 16 to 64 square spots and futures sold at 35s but down for February to April delivery.
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Fall River
Providence
Market Report From The Option Markets Chicago
The wheat market was dull with New York sales and Hutchinson as notable buyers. Receipts stay fair in the Northwest while shipments remain light and foreign markets ease. Corn weak with limited bullish activity. In oats brisk purchases by Hutchinson but overall limited participation. Provisions weakened as sellers dominate November and buyers hold off.
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Chicago
Jlo Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
New York
Hutchinson
Northwest
Cats
Iron and steel trade quiets with firms holding prices firm
The metal trade shows subdued activity with sales down and no price cuts. Crude iron demand lingers, but buyers resist peak rates. exports to Liverpool seen as minor. Pennsylvania and Southern brands hold firm at 18 for No 1 foundry, 17 for No 2, 16 for gray forge, with small lots earning slight premia and Swedish iron remaining active.
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Thomas Iron Company
Liverpool i
Gray Forge
Iron
Pennsylvania
Southern
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Reo
Central Trust Company OF
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Alabama
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George Wykes, Sr
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Charles Turner
Nottingham River
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Mt. Desert
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Maiden Electric
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Do Trust
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Wiese
aNey
Eley
Oeseevseenet
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Eeee Pacific Mail
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Mem & Birm
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N. W
Mexican Central
Union Electric Car
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Catalpa
Eevetes
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Poe Pueblo & Ark
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Lamson Store Servic
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Union
N.d. C. Int
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Enue
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Pac
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Shore
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Dunkit
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Quicksilver
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el Cristo
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Stanislaus
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Oil Trust
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At. & Pac
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Sant Eebe
L. C. Con
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Southern Kan
Eeer
St. Jo & G
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Vo Rte Do Inc
Hg & Blp
Atlantic & Pacific
Eessee
Pee EA
Clos- Clossold
Ing
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Opt. Son
At. & Pacific
Air
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Atchison Bondholders
Fuller, Harding &Co, Bankers
Atchison, Topeka
Santa FE
Marden Gar Brake Company
Mass
Chas. FH. Davis & CO
NEW York Financial
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
MINOT
Investment National Bank Stock
National Bank of North Dakota
Fargo
Bank OF
International Loan & Trust CO
Missouri
Herbert B. Church
BS Congress St
Jine American Tontine Investment
William Montgomery
Massachusetts
Eastern Banking CQ
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
St Louis
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