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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1890

Page

6

Money Market Shows Little Change With Clearing House Rates

Boston money market eases slightly with Clearing House loans at 7 percent. Time loans run 5 to 7 percent, call loans 6 to 8 percent. New York funds at 5 to 6 percent. exchange figures and government securities unchanged. Copper and stock markets show bears dominating with varied shifts in various issues. Osceola increases dividend to 1.50 and totals distributed reach 1 447 500 for the year.

Boston New York Clearing House New York Clearing House Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Charleston Savannah Frances Reichsmarss Reichsmarks London Cabie Bank of Esport Brazil London New York Stock Exchange Bears Westevers Anit Atehrsen Sis Atchison Colorado Midland Amer Pacific Rio Grande Western Denver & Rio Grande Coolorado Midland Denver Pueblo Saltlake City Oxden Union Pacific Union Pacifc Iio Grande Colorado Rio Grande Wabash du Pont & Kansas Union Pacifnc Western Roads Union Pacifie Mississippi River Burineton & Quincy Mexican Central Pullman Palace New Eagland Boston & Montana Sheatsarge Atlantic Pamarack Osceola May-Mazeppa Colorado Mining Investment Company Messrs Barnard & Stanwood Lowell Needham Pierville Lewis County Wash

London Money Market Report Nov 6 12

London,timings show Consols at 94 16 for money and 4 percent for the account. Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 33 34, Canadian Pacific 77 1 2, Erie 22, Erie seconds 102 1 2, Mexican ordinary 49 51 1 2. New York Central 104, Reading 18, Mexican Central new 48 7 4 4. Bar silver 48 4 2, money 3 4 2 3 percent.

London Atlantic & Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie Paul Common New York Central Reading Mexican Central

New York Financial Markets End Mixed Amid Heavy Losses

The New York financial scene shows money on call easy at 6 to 7 percent, with government and railroad bonds dull. Stocks slumped after noon, led by Vanderbilts and New York Central, while Sugar rose briefly before erasing gains. The day closed heavy near day’s lows as selling intensified.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Vanderbilts New York Central Lake Shore New England Pullman Union Pacific Louisville & Nashville St. Paul Illinois Central Suzar Bears London

Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Movements Across Dairy and Produce

Leather steady and boots and shoes firm while hides dull. Flour firm, sugar quiet, molasses steady, butter rising, eggs steady, beans firm, oats steady, grass seed slow, straw steady. Potatoes higher, sweet potatoes lower, poultry steady, fruits varied with Florida and Mediterranean firm, Jamaica quiet, apples steady, pears firm, grapes selling fairly, dried apples steady, peanuts unchanged, pork and corned beef slow, fresh beef firm, other fresh meats steady.

Florida Jamaica

Dining and arrivals at hotels spotlight Boston clubs

A social page notes Cheshire County Club dinner at Young’s with N. H. Keene and C. H. Ramsay retiring to become cashier at Winthrop Bank. South Boston Yacht Club met at United States Hotel with routine business. Royal Arcanum, Loyal Legion, and numerous arrivals listed from New York, London, and various U.S. cities, with many names and places.

Cheshire County Club Young’s N. H. Keene J. H. Adam S. P. Jones C. H. Ramsay Commonwealth Bank Ramsay Winthrop Bank South Boston New York WN. Crawhall-Wilson Lionel W. Crawhall England D. d. Perkins London G. L. Stratton Concord Austen G. Fox W. Colquhoun South Wales Brunswick L. Anthony P. Ralph Providence Edward W. Holbrook A. B. Eddy Maxin Magnus Butrel Detroit Harry L. Cushing U.S.A J. W. Coghlan Leeds Eng Joseph Gregory Mauchesses W. H. Walker A. B. Cutter Indianapolis Henry ‘Re Gill Hartford Gunpisen Portsmouth W. Cottin Nashua N. H R. L. Mitchell Skowhegan Kk. W. Dickson Lancaster N. T. Quincy Nathan C. Jamison Antrim M. Washburn Bethel HH. Eaton Calais A. D. Nate Auburn G. W. Woodman Lewiston H. EB. Thayer Pawtucket J. R. Reynolds Orange D. Clark M. Traube J. Falkenberg D. W. Stevens Vineyard Haven A. St. Mal

CITY HORSE MARKET REPORTS SLOW TRADE AND LOW PRICES

The City Horse Market shows large stock at auction with mostly common grades and many low prices. Quality horses bring higher prices but overall demand remains tepid with slow disposals and prices ranging from about 60 to 330 dollars across consignors and sales.

Walker’s Bagnar Pacer Nina Mioses Colman & Son Isburgh & Co Hougston Grable L H Brockley Welch & Hall Russell & Drew’s International Horse Exchange Edgar Snow & Co

Leather Trade Sees Firm Market With Broad Demand

The leather market remains firm with steady demand and generally held prices. Rough upper leather shows slight weakness but is expected to hold. hemlock sole leather, calfskins, and other segments report solid activity, varied by item, with prices quoted for bleached hides, wax leather, grain weather, dragoon stock, and finished upper leather.

Buenos Ayres Montevideo Wiechstec Calentia Vic lilta@ize Rio Grande Litgaiztec Nough

MAD MILLIONAIRES INSANITY FEARS IN NEW YORK CITY

A crowd of prominent New York figures including William Van Schaick Chas Prentiss Chas Johnson Chas M Leupp Colonel Wells John Platt are cited as having become insane from mental strain. The piece promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a brain and nerve food backed by Dr A W Newton who endorses its use for loss of appetite sleep and peace of mind.

New York William van Schaick Chas. Prentiss Chas. Johnson Chas. M. Leupp Colonel Wells John Platt Paine A. W. Newton Boston

Market Grain Trends and Prices In Early May Trading

Traders expect May wheat around 60c. corn steadier then weak as imports and selling pressure push prices lower. Oats ease slightly amid solid cash demand. receipts light but selling pressure remains. Chicago prices show wheat around 1.05 per bushel, corn near 60c, oats around 44c. St Louis Milwaukee and Minneapolis markets reflect softer spot values with ample receipts and mixed demand.

Messrs Gilman, Cheney & Co Europe Bears St. Louis Toledo Farnum, Reardon ,& Co Chicago Silly Alesis Wate Sa Ee Ic Cee Ie Wine Sak Aes Wogheat Sais Park Sanippias Agibb New York Milwaukee St Louis Minneapolis Northam Minnesota Canada

The Boot and Shoe Trade Steady, Promising Spring Market

The boot and shoe trade shows steady activity with many orders secured or in sight. Personal and mail orders indicate a strong season ahead, factories likely to run full, and spring business opening well. Market remains firm with full advanced prices demanded and favorable external reports.

The Hide Market Faces Limited Demand and Soft Prices

Market notes indicate little activity in foreign hides with small stock. Buenos Ayres and Montevideo hides are priced at 14c but likely to drop to move larger amounts. Half hides show moderate movement with easier prices, while Ohio point sales run around 6 1/2 to 7 cents, and New England hides stay dull at 12 1/2 cents.

Buenos Ayres Montevideo Ohio

Breadslouffs Markets Mark Grain Decline At Open

Markets eased for all grain types amid bearish sentiment at speculative pits. Farnum Reardon & Co note factors weighing wheat prices include a 888000 bushon passage rise, a 750000 bush December sale at the open, lower cad es, Bradstreet noting 3000000 bash more supply, and a generally bearish crowd selling heavily.

Messrs

Provisions Trade Mixed as Chicago Markets Falter

Chicago provisions show pattern of weakness alongside grain prices with light speculative interest. Pork and pork products remain well supplied with steady demand. prices quoted for long cuts to hams and various pork byproducts. Beef and tongues markets are quiet, while corn and tripe prices appear steadier amid overall market softness.

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