Money Market and Stock Activity in Boston Markets
The Boston money market eased with Clearing House transactions at 4 percent. General time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans 4 to 5, New York funds 10 to 15 cents per $1000 discount. Bank reserves fell slightly despite gains in deposits and specie. Local stock trading stayed buoyant amid expectations of cheaper money and higher freight rates, with notable activity in copper stocks and bonds.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
SORIE
Iue
Treasury Department
Reichsmark
Reichsmarks
Wallstreet
Stock Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Atchison
Rinehart
London Cable
Baring Bros. & Co
Atchison New
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Senara Ts
Southern Kansases
Texas Division
Exican Central
Bondholders urged to apply for circular No 63 details
Bondholders of all ATCHISON TOPEKA SANTA FE issues invited to obtain circular No 63 from Union Ermont Company New York or KIDDER PEABODY and CO Boston or LONDON BARING BROTHERS for full details. Boston stock exchange sales list shows 287100 shares traded with daily ranges and Saturday close.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Union Ermunt Company
Rector Street
Broadway
New York
Kiddper, Peabody & Co
Nassau Street
Kidder, Peabody & C
Devonshire Street
Boston
Baring Bmythers & Company
Bishonsgate-withity
London
E. C. J. W. Reinhart
Milk Street
New York Stock Market Mixed as Declines Narrow
Stocks opened lower with percentage drops in Missouri Pacific, New England, Reading and others, then recovered while coal shares fell further. After a feverish mid day, prices drifted upward into a quiet close with Reading and Kansas & Texas lagging. total sales were $856,000. Reading thirds fell 34 to 47% and Kansas & Texas 53 14% to 57 72.
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Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
Memphis
Birmingham
Fort Scott
Toledo
St. Louis
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wall Street
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Chicago
H. H. Porter
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway Company
Indiana Coal Company
New York
Ingalls
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio Roads
Vanderbilt
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Chicago & Hast
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern
R. P
Boston
Lake Superior
Europe
New Yorks
Missouri Pacific
New England
Reading
Kansas & Texas
European and American market quotes and bullion movement
London stock prices show Consols around 96 15-16 and 97 1-16 for the account with various rail and utility shares listed. Paris rates at 8 percent on the account indicate mixed bullion movements, while the Bank of England reports bullion outgo of £115,000. Berlin notes a 7,180,000 mark drop in imperial bank specie.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Commodity market roundup shows mixed steady signals
Cotton goods firm while woollen goods weaken. Corn, oats, potatoes and hay show firmness or steadiness. Eggs, pork, lard and grapes rise or stay strong. sugars and tallow soft. Oranges scarce, lemons quiet, cranberries dull. fresh meats plentiful. overall muted demand across goods and farm products.
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Almeria
Wheat Market Recovers Strongly as Bearish Pressure Abates
Chicago reports curb traders seeing a sharp recovery after an early decline in wheat. Bears were active but absorbed by late buying and export talk, with visible supply disappointing bears. Corn weak early on clear weather, but demand remains solid. hog prices pressured as margins tighten.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
New York
Bears
Dry goods market unchanged amid steady trade
There is no material change in the general market for dry goods with steady activity. Traders report stable price levels and consistent demand across textiles and related merchandise during the current trading period.
Woolen goods trade holds firm with scarce stocks and cautious buying
The October dry goods scene shows steady prices and limited stocks across woolens, cottons, and prints. Strong demand for light-weight cassimeres and dress fabrics contrasts with heavy-weight woollens and back orders, while mill concerns fear last year prices for new goods.
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New York
Fall River
Providence
Print cloth market quiet in Fall River trading
In Fall River on November 4 the print cloth market remained quiet with little business reported at 89-16c for spots and 648, 35c for futures.
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Fall River
The Cotton Trade Sees Active Futures Amid Weather Swings
Dealing in cotton futures stayed fairly active as weather reports from the South moved prices. Spot demand remained fair with midweek gains then losses, quotes around 10 1 2 to 10 3 4 cents per pound for middlings. Reports say picking advanced in most regions, while rain slowed gathering in parts of the Atlantic States and Arkansas. Frosts were noted near Memphis and in Arkansas and north Texas.
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Uplands
Gulf
Reater
Cotton
Atlantic States
Arkansas
Memphis
Texas
Wool market steadies as dealers resist price drops
The Woogs trade notes demand for wool remains strong but prices cannot rise. Dealers incur losses due to high interior costs and handling expenses. Sellers push to liquidate, yet are unwilling to concede further to manufacturers. Market outlook remains steady amid high foreign and interior costs.
Flour and Grain Prices and Stocks in Major Markets
Market report details domestic flour quotations and grain carload receipts. Inspections show mixed lots of wheat, oats, and corn. visible supply tallies for Bush wheat, corn, oats, and barley across Oct to Nov 1889. Chicago stocks and Boston elevators listed. prices for various flour grades and exports noted amid a quiet market with single car lot sales.
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Coonvass Ieee
Chicago
Bush
Boston
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
New York
City
Butter Market and Receipts Report from Elgin and New York
Receipts today include butter 652 pkgs 18 boxes oleo 95 pkgs cheese 1123 boxes eggs 1877 cases beans 161 bbls potatoes 14 cars sweet potatoes 3 bbls hay 68 cars straw 9 cars. Last year butter 412 pkgs 3 boxes oleo 545 pkgs cheese 820 boxes eggs 2 bbls 1731 cases beans 1248 bbls potatoes 46 cars sweet potatoes 2278 bbls hay 38 cars straw 4 cars. Butter market quiet steady large producer activity. creameries vary by region with quoted ranges for Western extra creamery 23 24c, fancy 25c, firsts 20 22c. New York Vermont 24 25c extra, 21 22c firsts. New York Vermont dairy 15 22c. Eastern creamery 20 24c. New York market steady. Chicago butter firmer Western creameries 22c Elgin 24c. Cheese market steady.
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K.C
Ing. K. Oy
Central
TORE
Do 1St Inc
Texas Pacific
OC. Press Soc
Serip
Pacific
Utica & B
St. O
N. Am
Nor. Pac
P. D.O
Oregon S. L
1. C. Con
Brunswick
Pueb. & A
Oregon
Rutland
Pacific Mail
Pailman Pal Ieee” Ae
Union
Southern
Kan
Ieee
St. Jo& Glos
Tenn
Union Pacific Ae
Wis
Cen
Es de Inc
Can
N. W
P. Lsts
Atch
Top. & S.fiveessses
R.G. Mote
Atlantic & Pacific
Leston & Albany
J. Boston & Lowell
Sary G
Boston
T. P
Cal
Erie
Central of Mass
Tex
P. L Sleek
Anton
N.d
U. Pac. Ists
Col. Sp. & Cim
Ontario
Best & Belec’r
Potosi
Fitchburg
Ceed Cay
Flint & P.M
Quicksilver
Lloek
Sava
Gulf
Staniasus
Horn
K. C
Cl. & Sp
Kk. C
Mem
Union Con
L. G
Stent
N.Y
N. i. Ee
Do Inc
G & Tell C. Ts
Summit Branch
South
Union Pacific
Iversusis
Texas
Wisconsin
Ain
Bell Tel
Lamson
Boston Water Power
West End
Allenez
Atlantic
Lin
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Host. & Mont
Sol
Pullman Palace Car Co
U Butte & Boston
Secon Vu
Cal, & Heela
Dunkin
Eee
Lee. Wei
Quincey
Santa Fe
Fort Wayne
Eene Tamarack
Liiness Steel Co
PL & S. Eeee
Mt. Desert
East Shore
T . Ee
Ee Maiden Electric Co
Boston & Maine
Ane Bt
New York
Lake I. W& West
Sugar Refineries
Thomson-Mouston Elec
Thomson Klee
Westinghouse Elec. Co
T&s. Fe cd. Tr
Do L. G
Bs.ceeeee
Atlantic & Pacific Inc
Bos
United Gas
Seeee
W. Bseseee
Mein
Me i
Dirma
N. M
S. P
Oregon Agged
Puerto & Ark Val
Ok Do Inc
Aspinwall Ee
Bos Frenchnia
Atlantic Mining
Ils Cal
Hec
Kearsaree
Boston & Mont
Lili
Santa
Boston & Albany
Mass
B. & Nee
Re. M
Maine
B. & Lay
Refini Et Co
Llinois Steel
Do Fr. Sec. Ser
D . Ee
Thom Europ Welding
Atchison
Ois
Westinghouse
Elec Eee
E Lb. & Air L
Eau Hs., Roch. & P
Eee O
Boston Stock Exchange
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Alton
Arnold Ee
Chi
Sone
Rite Atlantic
Bonanza Devel
Bbc C
Be & Q
B.& Montener
Ee L
Utte
Crescent
Joe Cent
Lown Uo
Central E. Veneer Il
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Franklin
Huron
Ironton Seer
Ly del. & L
Ee Eee
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Sosion
Kings
Pem
Ener
Boston W. P
Eboylston Street
Brookline
Esa
Lake Shore
Campobello
Bay Ener
O Louis
Nee Seer
Man
Hank
Newport
Payson
Penobscot Ener
St. Erheetas
Todoka
Big Jan
Otle Winthrop
Oaeer
Bbc
Nash
Chat
Ae Atchison 1857S
N. J. Cent
Jaun
Steldo Plain
Northwestern
Seer . SY. & St
Nev
Ween
Ms E
Ohio & Miss
Ont
West
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Pittsburg
Minneapolis
W. Os
Northern
No Inc
W. Mich
Rock Island
Rome
St. P
Wss
Cis
Cai
St Louis
Chicago
Boston Chapter of Commerce
Whire State
Gore Bush
Graham
Canada
Michigan
New_York
Elgin
Franklin County
Vermont
Eastern Creamery
Western Creamery
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Money Market
Tamarack-Asceola
Calumet & Hecla
August Belmont & Co
Société Des Metaux
Calumet & Heela
Thomas L. Livermore
Calumet & Heela Company
Channing Clapp
Boston & Montana
Quincy
National
Osceola
Kearsarge
Butte & Boston
Houghton
Thomson-Houston
Supreme Court
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson Electric Welding Company
Lenox
Dixon
Messrs. Storey
Thorndike
Eloar
Mr. Fish
Livermore & Fish
Sugar
Eben Stanwood
C. H. Venner & Co
Charles N. Barnard
Irving A. Evans & Co
State Street
Market National Bank
Brewster, Com & Lstantonk
Conahine Street
Cleveland City Gable
First Mortgage
Central Trust Company OF
OF the
Missouri, Kansas
Alway Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Central Trust Company
Wall ST
Frederic P. Olcott
Joel F. Fredwan
Standard Oil Company of New York
Henry W. Poor
Poor & Greenough
Henry Wodgge
Hallgarten & Company
Colgate Hoyt
J. B. Colgate & Company
G. S. Ellis
Prime Investment
National Bank of North Dakota
Fargo
MINOT
Bank OF
Atchison, Topeka
Moors & Bigelow
Devonshire St
ERS
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
SALES
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Burton
Brush Electric
Cleveland
Franklin Mining
Hhronanza Dev
Eeeen Ee
Morley Button Sewing Mach
Pete Ea
Pneum
Catalpa
NEW York Financial
John
General Markets
The
Western Farm Mortgage Incorporated
NMBAL
FF. B. Rogers
Rialto
Eastern Banking CQ
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Wealth
Stevenson CO
New Street
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