Money Market Steady in Boston with Strong Bond Sales
The Money Market opens steady with call loans 2 to 4 percent and time loans 4 to 6 percent. Clearing balances show bank loans at 244 percent and New York funds discounted. Bond offerings today total 597 150 with various registered and coupon issues trading near 128 to 109. Boston bank surplus increases to 1,675,700 and a favorable weekly statement. The local stock market trades moderately active with Atchison and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy noted.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Reichsmarks
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston News Bureau
Burlington & Quincy
Atlantic & Pacific
Uckiechiandee
Union Pacific
Oregon
Special Commission
Denver, South Park & Pacific
Jan. Jarnings
New York Financial Market Summary Delineates Stock Declines
New York financial notes show money on call easy at 2 percent, prime mercantile paper at 44 to 46 percent, with bar silver near 93 4. Government and railroad bonds hold steady while the stock market ends weak after intraday activity. Key movers include Cottonseed oil, Tennessee coal, and Oregon Short Line with prices sliding to day’s lows. sales total $1,441,000 as many issues close near bottom values. Strong entities include Beech Creek firsts, St Paul & Minnesota, C M & St P, and Utah Southern general 7s among others, reflecting a broad market softness.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Oregon
Beech Creek
St. Paul
Southwestern
Kansas & Texas
Improvement
Utah Southern General
St. Louis
Arkansas &Texas
Keokuk
Des Moines
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Texas Pacific
Richmond & Allehany
Atlantic & Pacific
Market quotes and bonds from London and Paris
United States 4s at 13034, Atlantic & Great Western firsts 41, Canadian Pacific 57, Erie 29%%, Erie seconds 103%, Illinois Central 119%, Mex can ordinary 4758, St. Paul common 6844, New York Central 112%, Pennsylvania 56%, Mexican Central firsts 67%. Money at 1 percent, bar silver 43d. Paris advices show 3 percent reutes at 83f 9c for account and 25f 31c for checks.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Elgin Joliet and Eastern line set for midmonth start
The Elgin Joliet & Eastern railroad a ninety mile belt line from Spaulding to McCool will begin operation soon after midmonth Freight will dominate traffic with coal and other goods via connections at Turner Aurora Matteson Brisbane and Bloom George O Clinton oversees management and L B Jackson is chief engineer The line links through Chicago area routes and adds a Plainfield Gardner branch to reach coal fields
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Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad
Illinois
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co
Spaulding
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
McCool
Baltimore & Ohio
Plainfield
Gardner
Chicago
L. B. Jackson
George O. Clinton
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Elgin
Bloom
Business troubles plague Hermon W. Ladd Company
The Hermon W. Ladd Company of Boston and New York, makers of spring and folding beds, unable to meet maturing payments, has assigned its assets to George E. Smith of Boston. The assignee has taken possession of the business and property in the named cities. Incorporated January 1887 with a $50,000 paid in capital, the firm appears solvent from books but cannot continue operations with its capital. Inventories will be taken immediately and arrangements finalized soon.
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Hermon W. Ladd Company
Boston
New York
George E. Smith
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Atlanta and Beyond
A crowded list shows multiple buyers and firms visiting Atlanta including Gramling, Spalding & Co. Horner. Spragins. Cohen. Brooks. Challis. Hunt. Smartt. Rosenthal. Goldsmith. Brooks. Wallace. A Meyer. Ringgold. Newburger. Bryant. Amsden. Breath. Callaway. RG Wallace. Bassett. Green. Beals. Wollner. Bernstein. Herman. Lion. Campo. Bell. Childs. Putney. Roberts. Crump. Schafer. Baum. Allen. Foot. Sinlih. Childs.
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Atlanta
Stone
Goff & Co
Bloomington
C Wallace
Wallace & Sloat
Cincinnati
A Meyer
A Meyer & Co
Ringgold
Ringgold & Co
Dallas
Texas
J W Newburger
J Lowenthal
Sanger Bros
Davenport
Bryant
Bryant & Co
Dubuque
R Amsden
Large & Arusden
Tre
Galveston
Tex
Breath
PJ Willis & Bro
N Callaway
Texas Cooperative Association
Kansas City
G Wallace
RG Wallace & Co
Lexington
S Iassett
Bassett & Sons
Louisville
J B Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
F Beals
Beals, Torrey & Co
Mobile
Ala
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein
H Bernstein
Nashville
Tenn
B Herman
Herman Bros
Lindauer & Co
New Orleans
Lion
Norfolk
E Campo
D Lowenburg
Philadelphia
Penn
H Bell
Bell, Walt & Co
Pittsburg
H Childs, Jr
H Childs & Co
Market Notes Flat or Rising on Various Commodities
Commercial matters show mixed movement with iron improving while copper and many grains stay quiet. Corn rises, oats firmer, potatoes in good demand. fats and meats vary from pork fairly active to lard lower. Overall, several items remain steady or unchanged in a tentative market snapshot.
Wheat and Corn Markets Open Lower on Reports and Supplies
Chicago trading shows wheat opening weak then rally to 115 percent for May before slipping after news of a 650000 bushel rise in visible supply. Northwest reports bullish notes but weak regional markets and rising flour stocks signal further wheat declines. corn reacts to a government crop estimate of 2 billion bushels for 1888 with gradual declines and lower Chicago stocks. Closing futures and cash prices are provided for wheat corn and oats across Chicago New York and St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Northwest
Minneapolis
Eee
Owen
Lidlea
New York
St Louis
Iron trade improves amid steady sales and tariff postures
Iron markets show a firmer tone with active but small lot sales. Buyers and sellers expect tariff results to clear uncertainty, while anthracite pig iron output ranges around 33,645 tons weekly in Nov and coke furnace production nears a twelve month high. Prices for iron goods remain firm with a slight rise anticipated as ample business resumes. Western demand strengthens and rail markets face price competition, with rail steel rails and copper markets noted in ongoing coverage.
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Philadelphia Record
The
Pittsburg Post
Rtate
Vie
London
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gta
Nel Southern Pig
Historic iron and steel price list amid late 19th century markets
The document presents a detailed ledger of iron and steel prices by item and origin, listing per ton, per cwt, or per piece rates for pig iron, bar iron, rails, nails, pipes, copper, tin, lead, zinc, and related products. It cites various firms and regions, including England, Norway, Sweden, Coltness, Langloan, and Garthsherrie, with extensive commodity breakdowns and discount off lists.
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Eglinton
Summerlee
Garthsherrie
Langloan
Coltness
Ber
Norway
New England
Steland Steel
Bessemer Steel
Sussia
Ile
Baltimore
London
Boston Markets Flour and Grain Prices and Stocks for Nov 12
Boston markets show visible supplies for wheat, oats, barley and corn with stocks in Chicago and Boston elevators listed for Nov 12. Prices at New York and Chicago futures drift lower while spot flour remains quiet with limited demand and a broad range of bread, roller and patent flours priced across regions.
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Aseser
Chicago
Boston
Bush
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
St Louis
J.milwaukee
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Minneapolis
Peoria
Boston & Albany
Hoosack Tunnel
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Richmond
S Putney
Putney & Co
R R Roberts
Roberts & Hoge
J D Crump
Wingo, Ellett & Crmp
W Fleishman
Fleishman & Morri
Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
J Baum
J Baum & Co
A W Allen
Ucilatlin
Tien Shoe Co
St Paul
Minn
Schulz & Co
St Joseph
Sinlih
Yeu
Omi
Childs
Lee & Dunlan
Boston Markets
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