The Money Market in Boston and New York Nov 10 1888
The money market closed steady with time paper 4 to 6 percent, call loans 3 to 4, and clearing house funds at 2 1/2 percent. New York funds brought 10 and 17 cents discount. bond offerings totaled 670000 with various 4s and coupons. New York bank reserves fell by 2,172,650 while deposits and circulations drifted. weekly exchange tables and several city bank figures are listed with interstate comparisons.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Frances
Reichsmarks
New York City
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
New England
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Atchison
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Consolidated Vermont
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Sonora
Lamson
Bell Telephone
Long Distance Telephone Company
West End
Maverick
Wollaston
Frenchman’s Bay Land
The
Globe
Frenchman’s Bay Land Company
Sorrento
Lewis
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Allonez
National
Huron
Franklin
Kearsarge
Emerson
Portage Lake
Lake Superior
Eagle River
Atlantic Mine
Calumet & Heela
Tamarack
Quincy
Osceola
Atlantic
Allouez
Pewabic
W. F. Fitzgerald
Water Street
Simmons
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange Prices and Auction Notices
Mining and Stock Exchange Boston November 10 1888 lists a long auction sale of shares including First Nat Bank Attleboro Continental Mills Lowell Bleachery Cheshire RR Medkuy Metrast and many more. It notes closing prices and a final market roundup with detailed fractions and percentages across railroad and industrial securities.
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Mining and Stock Exchange
Boston
Nat. Bank
Attleboro
Mass
Continental Mills
Lowell
Russell Mills
Wrymouth
Cheshire RR
Medkuy
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Nat
Maine Central RR
Manchester
N.Y
N. E. RR
Brockton St. Ry. Co
National Car Co
Flrat N. Bk
Atlas N. Bk
Shawmut
N. Webster Br
Wat. Union Bk
Faneuil Hall Nat
Naumkeag N. Bk
Howard N. Br
Gt. Falls Mtg. Co
Alantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Fitchburg
River RR
Worcester
Nasiuu & Rochester RR
Mass. Mutual Ins
Farmers’ Lea and Trust Co
Arelian Ins
Boston & Albany RR
Chi
Burl, & So
Adin
Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe RR
L. G
Boston & Montana Copper Mining Co
Oneard RR. Co
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Fall River
W. Tl
St. Louis
Bank
National Eagle Bank
Eae eeeleGe
Union Bank
Eeee Merchants
Globe Nat. Bank
Jeanne Amoskeng Mig
Phil
Wil. & Balt
Fitebourg
I West End
American Loan & ‘Trust Co
Dorchester Gaslight Co
Seesveess Lorys
Farmers’ Loan & ‘Trust Co
Manufacturers
Faneuil Hall
Merrimac
Haverhill
Howerd Nat
Mechanics
Exchange Bank
Hill Mfg. Co
Mills
Atlantic Cotton
Lowell Bleachery
York Mfg
Wal. & Balt. RE
Ee Astern
Wor
Nash, & Roe Hosas
Ins. Co
Boston Athenawuim
Ieaes Keene
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Sugar Refineries Co
Marshalltown
Snes
Boston & Albany
Chic
East IL
Nash
Low
Maine Central
Veers Ahl DU
Louis
Lowell Machine Shop declares five percent dividend
The Lowell Machine Shop Company has declared a dividend of five percent. The Pennsylvania Natural Gas Company has declared a quarterly dividend of one percent.
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Lowell Machine Shop
Comany
Pennsylvania Natural Gas Company
Money Market and Securities Report from New York
New York money on call easy at 1 percent close 1 percent. Prime mercantile paper in good demand with moderate supply. Indorsed bills receivable 4 to 5 percent, four months' acceptances 5 5 percent, single names four to six months 6 4 2 6 percent. Bar silver 93 15-16, sterling dull. Government bonds dull to firm. railroad bonds dull but active. Stock market dull and irregular. Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental cores weak. Vanderbilts weak. changes fractional. Bond list slightly more active.
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Boston Post
United States
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
An Francisco
Providence
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Gt. Paul
Owibha
Detroit
Memphis
Cleveland
Columbus
Duluth
Denver
Galveston
Indianapolis
Cotia
Yortland
Norfolk
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Bt. Joseph
Worcester
Jos Angeles
Lowell
Syracuse
Chita
Grand Rapids
Topeka
N.Y
Atchison, Oregon
Frenchman’s Bay
Atchison
Strong
New York
C. P Hantington
Southwestern
Huntington
Mr. Huntington
Southwestern Railway
Russell Sage
Midgeley
Mr. Sage
New York Herald
Atchigan Railroad
Kansas
Burlington & Quincy
Boston News Bureau
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Missouri, Asas & Texas
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf
Michigan Central
Oregon
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Armings
Sterling Exchange
Northern Pacific
Financial Market Roundup From London Berlin and Paris
London and Paris report show US securities and Canadian issues trading at varied discounts. Berlin records a drop in specie of 3.48 million marks as German bank reserves adjust. London money markets note low discount rates amid gold exports to South America, signaling abundant money with weak demand and dull stock activity. Investors eye American rail securities after General Harrison’s election and Reading bonds attract interest.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Paris
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
South America
Stock Exchange
Lord Salisbury
Harrison
Reading
Cape Cod Association Holds Annual Meeting at State Street
The Cape Cod Association held its annual meeting at 50 State street naming officers including President Joshua M. Sears and vice-presidents Osborne Howes Paul Sears Nathan Crowell Eben Bacon Elisha Atkins George Thacher Philip H. Sears H L Hallett Pliny Nickerson George A Nickerson Francis D Cobb Alpheus H Hardy John Oakes Shaw and treasurer Eben Bacon Corresponding secretary O Howes Jr recording secretary George Thacher Resolutions in memory of Ezra H Baker were adopted Three students were noted as taking college courses under the association and all were in high standing The fund will aid another student next year Charles M Baker and E Henry Baker were elected members.
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Cape Cod Association
State Street
Joshua M. Sears
Osborne Howes
Paul Sears
Nathan Crowell
Eben Bacon
Elisha Atkins
George Thacher
Philip H. Sears
H. L. Hallett
Pliny Nickerson
George A. Nickerson
Francis D. Cobb
Alpheus H. Hardy
John Oakes Shaw
O. Howes, Jr
Ezra H. Baker
Charles M. Baker
E. Henry Baker
Trouble in the Fish Trust
The Fish Dealers Association faces dissolution as 45 firms consider ending a nine month old pact. Members paid 1 dollar initiation plus 6 cents per 100 pounds to a pool, with daily price fixing aimed at 50 cents profit per 100 pounds. Allegations of price undercutting trigger the dispute over $13,000 in the pool.
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Alt
T. He
Pacific
Air Line
C.H
Can
Canton
Ewer
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
de BO
Toy C
St. L
Serene
Aes
East Tenn
Erie
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
Dos
Hocking Val
Lil
Central
Tex
Kings
Pem
Lake Shore
S.sesse
Long Island
Lou
Neeve
Man
Beach
Eecs Ae
Veesevse
St. Lo
Minn
Ae AL
Ati
St. Pacific
Aeee
St. Oee
Sane
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
W. P
Rock Island
Bi. L
Il “ Uy
Eevee Peeve
SiMe San
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Bai
Enee
Eeee Eeee Petroleum
N. W
Cen. P
N.W
D.& R.G. Way
S. F
Tex. PR
U. P
W. Shore
Adams
American Lil Lil Wells Fargo
Hock. Coal
Silver King
Tenn. C
Union
Crown Point
Gould & Coe Ee
Fish Dealers’ Association
Crop Report Shows Record Corn Yield and Large Overall Crop
Washington dispatch reports corn yields per acre resemble 1885 levels and surpass any since 1880. Total U S production nears 2,000,000,000 bushels, about 52 bushels per capita, with potatoes averaging eighty bushels per acre and total around 195,000,000 bushels. Buckwheat yields about twelve bushels per acre. total nearly 11,000,000 bushels. Drought no major damage. area expanding in the South. yields from cultivated land remain strong.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Print Cloth Markets Fall River Report
Fall River market summary shows weekly print cloth production at 175000 pieces deliveries 170000 stock 22000 sales 202000 spot 20000 futures 182000 with large future sales to April Price 31316c for 64x64s 3percent econ for 60x56s market firm and active
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Fall River
Wheat opens weak in Chicago with limited buying
Chicago reports wheat opening weak with ample offerings and light buying, shorts mainly purchasing, visible supply likely to rise slightly. Gorn market dull and easy with light receipts and solid shipments. oats firmer with May up to 29 4 cents. trading light. New York and St Louis closing futures show mixed gains and steady cash prices across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Shorts
Bas
Ccseus
Aeesere
New York
St Louis
Boston Markets Flour And Grain Prices November 10
A compact report on domestic flour and grain prices across markets with steady or dull activity. Winter wheats show slow movement while New York receipts and prices reflect a broad range from low extras to patents. Regional reports from St Louis Milwaukee Chicago and Duluth note dull to steady trade, with various No 2 red and white grade prices and futures shown.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City
St Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Duluth
Toledo
Minneapolis
Markets Voice Steady Grain Prices Across Regions
The report shows firm cash corn quotes in Baltimore and Philadelphia with no clear demand surge. New York receipts rise while exports and sales stay steady, and oats and rye markets display modest activity with mixed elevator prices across multiple cities.
Butter and Cheese Prices Steady Across Regions
Wholesale butter demand remains quiet with Western creameries showing mixed 24 27¢ quotes and Eastern markets firm. Cheese and eggs hold steady amid light activity while beans and potatoes show varied prices driven by ample supply and improving receipts.
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Vermont
Rsis
New York
Canton
Liverpool
North Choice
West
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Michigan
Island
Canada
York State
Red Top
Jersey
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Aroostook
Vermont Hebrons
Burbanks
Rose
Hebrons
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Oregon Transcontinental Company
Oregon Improvement Company
California Southern
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Beacon
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad
Farlow
Corbin
Flint & Pere Marquette
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
Devonshire Street
Foote & French
R’y & Nav. Co
M’ge
Jos. & Gr
Congress Street
Broston
Loma
Devonshire ST
Vdir
John M. Graham
William Claflin
Robert Mi. Morse, Jr
William T. Parker
A. Collins
Thoma
ORS
Illiam W. Crapp
John Goldthwait
Warren
Henry L. Jewett
Exchange
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Baok
and, Bk
Salem
Hocking Valley
Louisville, New Albany
Rs’ Board
Am Bell Tel
Ke Col Trust
Bos, Con & Montie
Cal Wee Inc
Chic, Kan & Westinc
Ny&n
Bonanza
Bost & Mont
Butie
Huron Ore
Maines
San & Cleve
FIS & G
Wee
Flint & Pere Mar
Nyane
Eure Eenee
Cerre
Boston Stoc
Arnold
B. & Mont
Boylston Street
Brookline
Osee
Campobello
East
Bay Cs
Newport
Newnee
Lamoine
Eeeer
Payson
Penobscot
Winthrop
BONDS
WA Atchison Ist
At. & Pac
Oo Do Inc
Do Inc
Kan
Ilk i
K. C
Ft. 8
K.C
K. Ci
Nek
Ak K.G
M. Gs
Cn VV
Sai
N. EK
Nor
Pac
W.O
OLY
Oregon S. L
L. C. Con
Enous
Southern Kai
Sonoya
Atlantic & Pacmc
Boston & Albaniae
Boston & Loweth Sobete
Boston & Mung
Boston & Prov
Southern
Eeesesseres Ee
Venice
Tie
Cleve
Col. Sp. & Cithesseeeees
Ceee Ess
Flint & P
Dot
K.C Ft. S. & Guif
Do Tel
Sv. & Mem
Mexican Centralocercsee
Wis
Central Ee
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car
Sible
Lord
Catalpa
Ocean
Burton Car
Azleg
St. Mary
Security
Breece
South Side
Bruns. G
Wash
Crescent
Ain
Mesnard - Nat
Pontiac
Blake Bros. & Company
Nassau Street
GH. Venner & Go
Congress ST
California
Ophir
Savage
Con. Cal
Sierra Nevada
Union Con
Gould & Curry Ca
Utah
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
North Belle Isle
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Fish Trust
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
the Crop Report
Boston Markets
Baltimore
Peoria
State
Western
C. St Louis
Choice
Devon
Illia Guus
Congress Square
Quincy House
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