Money Market Firmer in Boston as Banks Demand Debtor Balances
The Boston money market closed firmer with most Clearing House dealings at 7 percent and banks largely debtor from morning settlements. Lime loans stood 5 to 7 percent and collateral loans 6 to 7 percent. New York funds sold at 20 cents per $1000 discount par. Exchange totals and bank balances rose vs a year ago, while government securities and silver moved modestly. Major stocks and railroads showed mixed gains. Atchison, Union Pacific, and Mexican Central climbed while Pullman and several others moved in varied directions amid a cautious but improved market sentiment.
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Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
London
Eichsmarks
Reichsmarks
Bank of England Rae
Russia
Tunpan
New York Clearing House Committee
Atchison
Boston News Bureau
Macoun
Missouri Pacific
Southwestern
Northwestern
Geo. C. Magonn
Reinhart
The
Union Pacific
Oregon
Dan
Pullman
Palace
Gresham
Wagner
George M. Pullman
St. Paul Road
Burlington & Quincy
Wisconsin Central
New York & New England
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Duluth
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Bell Telephone
Erie
Arkansas
Erie Telephone Company
Orthlexas
Cleveland
West Kind Land
Frenchman’s Bay
New England Trust Co Directors Submit Oath at Boston
The directors named in the foregoing return appeared and swore to the truth of the statement. The document lists profits, expenses, and bond dividends with figures for deposits, sinking funds, and capital stock. Boston, November 7, 1890, before Justice Nathl Hurd Hencyman.
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Boston
Suppoll
The
New England Trust Co
Nathl. Hurd Hencyman
Justice of the Peace
Auction Sales Notices Across Rail and Real Estate Listings
Continued auction sales list items including real estate imprints, railroad securities, and river route shares from 1894 to 1920. Entries reference Boston and Albany Railroad stock, Newport and Richford Railroad bonds, Tarkio Valley real estate issues, Ottawa Os and box Liv valuation notes, and various monetary figures.
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Boston
Mo. Riv
Newport & Richford RR
Boston & Albany RR
Tarkio Valley
Ottawa
Box Liv
Copper stocks gain as markets show strength in 1890s trade
Copper advancers in London push spot to £57 and futures to £672 as markets react to steel and silver shifts. Calumet & Hecla report no copper for sale below 17 cents despite broad stock gains for Tamarack, Osceola, Calumet & Hecla, Boston & Montana, Franklin, Centennial, Butte & Boston, Atlantic, Allouez, and Kearsarge. Sugar Trust certificates rise 3 percent to 59 14, with receivers appointed yesterday and formal possession taken. Edward Lauterbach and John L Hill named counsel.
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Bro EI
STC
Ty Pope
Rioston United Gas
Chi
Burl & Nor
Ps Be & Q
Fuss, & M
Ee. NY
Eeees
Oregon S. L. Gs
Rutland
Union Pacific
Alo Aim
Bell
Brie Tel
Edison Phon Poy CO
Laingon Sore Ser
Aspinwall Renee Ee
Frenchman’s Bay
Conper
Butte
Boston
Cal
Hecla
Frankli
Cess
Santa Fe
Icecetskoswekses i At. & Pac
Dhe B
N. En
Norwich & Worcester
Enee
Ieedeea
Boston United Gas
le Bur. & Mo
Neb
By & Q New da
Oregon
Wis
Erie
Osion W.P
Ewe Ewes
West End
Atlantic
Bonanza
Cce
Butte & Mos
Cesses PO
Tidak
Franklin
Huron
Ccceeen
Obcooia
Flint & Pere Mar
North Arcade
Cegeeus
Ag NY
Gibane
UG Colony
Ee Ee
Milton Pal CaPosss
Warnaise
Ae Ray State
Wayne
Ose
Yg Ill. Steel
Houson-Houston
Thouson
Europe
Wweld
Ance
Treasury
London
Calumet & Hecla
Messrs
Henry R. Merton & Co
England
France
Chile
Australia
Tamarack
Osceola
Boston & Montana
Centennial
Butte & Boston
Allouez
Kearsarge
Sugar Trust
Edward Lauterbach
John L. Hill
Dividend Declared by West Chicago Street Railroad Company
The West Chicago Street Railroad Company has announced a quarterly dividend of 144 percent. This raises investor interest as the payment amount is unusually high for a routine quarter. The decision reflects the firm’s strong earnings and steady service demand in the urban transit market.
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West Chicago Street, Railroad Company
New York Financial Market Sparks Mixed Trading
Money on call remains tight with last loan at 6 and bar silver at 10214. The market opens higher led by Northern Pacific and passes through a volatile day, ending active and strong near day’s highs as reports of bank relief and abroad improvements boost confidence amid broker suspensions and a later North River Bank examiner action.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Rock Island
St. Paul
Pullman
Decker, Howell & Co
North River Bank
Examiner
Gould
Kansas & Texas Firsts
Richmond & West Point
Texas Pacific
Atchison
Hocking Valley Ds
Erie
Iowa Central
Mobile & Ohio
The
Richmond & West Point Trust
Iron Mountain
Wabash
Fragmented OCR list of stock quotes and prices
A scrambled OCR reading shows a dense list of financial terms and prices in cents or dollars. It includes references to Tex lines, Pacific lists, Ontario entries, Quicksilver, Sutter Creek, Union Consolidated, and various percentages and figures, but the text is garbled with broken words and inconsistent formatting. The readable pieces indicate a stock or commodity ledger style excerpt with multiple entities and numeric values.
Foreign Financial Reports Market Update London
At 12:30 p m consol prices show mixed moves with advances for Atlantic & Great Western first mortgage certificates and St Paul common while Erie and Reading dip. New York Central weakens and American securities slide. By 12:45 trading quieted with overall decline in American issues and weaker tone. At 1:30 p m market remains softer amid rumors of a troubled financial house.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
IDA Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Stock Exchange
Erie
Sinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York
Commercial Matters With Steady Market Notes
Leather quiet and boots and shoes firm. Hides steady and flour dull. Corn quiet and oats in good supply. Millfeed easier and butter very firm. Cheese quiet and eyes about steady. Beans firm and hay steady. Grass seeds quiet and straw unchanged. Potatoes steady and sweet potatoes in fair supply. Poultry plenty and truck slow. Florida fruits steady with Mediterranean fruits in small supply. Jamaica fruits quiet and apples in fair demand. Pears firm and grapes steady. Dried apples quiet. Peanuts plenty and pork products steady. Corned beef and tongues slow. fresh beef easy and other fresh meats steady.
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Florida
Jamaica
Leather Market Keeps Steady With Mixed Demand Across Hides
Domestic and imported hides show varied activity, with upper leather steady and minor concessions possible. Prices quoted for No 1 to No 3 grades across buckskin, oil, pebble, buff, and finished calfskins reflect current supply, demand, and regional imports, while grain and buffalo leathers move in moderate volumes and Buffalo Buenos Ayres items remain in active trade.
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Rio Grande
Montevideo
Ad Lea Her
Calcutta
City Horse Market Shows Slow Price Rise Yet Low Values Persist
The city horse market edges toward improvement with steadier demand and easier selling, but values remain unusually low. Prices for good young horses range around 130 to 140 dollars, with fancy stock commanding better rates. Various houses report mixed sales, from 40 to 240 dollars for common horses, and drivers and draught teams fetching higher sums. Overall, trade is moderate with few high-priced bids and several carloads and family teams changing hands at modest levels.
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Bowler
Isburg & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Rifie
Mose
Colman
Lil Brockway
Welch & Hall
Russell & Drew
International Horse Exchange
Ham & Co
Edgar Snow & Co
Leather Trade Outlook Amid Quiet Market and Steady Demand
The leather trade remains quiet overall though steady activity absorbs much supply. Manufacturers show more buying, with large orders for boots and shoes prompting anticipated leather purchases this year. Prices are expected to hold firm, except rough leather which eases toward a carrier-friendly basis. card leather around 24c and hemlock tannages at 21–22c with limited inquiry.
Boot and Shoe Trade Outlook Brightens for New Season
The market shows no major wholesale activity but orders arrive by mail and volumes compare favorably with prior seasons. Manufacturers expect a strong season with higher prices likely as leather costs rise, and bold distributors foresee broader regional demand, especially in rubber boots.
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New England
Hide Market Jumps and Listing Prices Across Regions
The Hide Market shows scarce South American hides with limited arrivals and modest demand. Buenos Ayres and Montevideo quotes linger around 14c, while New York sees some large arrivals and trades around 13 1/2c, with overall weak行情. Western bus hides hold moderate demand and steady prices, New England shows little activity with cow hides at 6c salt, slaughter hides at 4c, steer hides at 5 to 5 1/2c, and calfskins in fair demand.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
New York
Gavnze
New England
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed Amid Strong Opening
Wheat opened strong in Chicago with gains masked by a rising stock market and improving finances. Hutchinson led large purchases while Bradstreet noted a 2,000,000 bushel rise in available wheat stocks. Corn showed a one man market with Hutchinson pushing prices. receipts were light and expectations pointed to small movement in pen corn. Futures closed steady to firm in New York with quotes across Wheat, Corn and Oats along with St Louis and Chicago spot actions reflected.
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Chicago
Hutchinson
Bradstreet
Northwest
Messrs Giwan, Cheney & Co
Messrs Farnum, Reardon & Co
Corm— Novi
Saeara Aes
New York
C. St Louis
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