Money Market and Stocks in a Turbulent Trading Day
The Boston money market shows steady liquidity with a light loan demand. Rates for time paper 4 to 5 percent, call loans 2 to 3 percent. government securities hold steady with varied Treasury balances and large interbank exchanges reported. Stocks turn weak with Atchison leading declines, other rails and telephones slipping then modestly recovering. broad market softness persists amid rumors and broker concerns.
Kansas Investment Company Statement of 1888 Directors
Eleventh semi annual statement shows loan securities mortgage real estate figures 81 591 995 91 remittances interest 60 days 2 481 69 past due items cash on hand and in bank special trust fund mortgage loans liabilities capital stock surplus undivided earnings debenture bonds trust deposits and certificates of deposit details with oath by H E Ball president and notary public in Shawnee County Topeka Kansas dated October 31 1888 accompanied by a long roster of directors and officers from banks railways and businesses including Jo shua Hall Hox Hall Howe McFarland Carr Smith Horton Garrison McFarland Howe Lloyd Garrison G R Wheeler Sims Alexander Ball Morrell Wheeler Sims Leavitt Wilmot Wilmot Roberts Mason and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Anthony
Providence
R. L. Greene, Anthony & Co
Trader’ National Bank
Joshua G. Hall
Dover
N. H
Congress
Dover National Bank
Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Mass
N. C. McFarland
Topeka
Kan
General Land Office
Isaac J. Carr
Gardiner
Gardiner National Bank
Samuel T. Howe
Kansas National Bank
State of Kansas
Edwin A. Smith
R. I
City National Bank
Albert H. Horton
Supreme Court
W. H. Winants
Kansas City
Armour Gros. Banking Co
Daren
Bank of Opeka
William Sims
State Board of Agriculture
Flrst National Bank
Reid Alexande
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway
Herbert E. Ball
George C. Morrell
Bennett R. Wheeler
Sylvanus L. Leavitt
Foneka
G. J. Wilmot
Kansas
Ity
Byron Roberts
Shawnee County
Kann
Rankin Mason
Jones & Mason
Dividends Declared by Three Local Firms
The Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares a 4 percent dividend, the Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad Company a 2 percent dividend, and the New Bedford Institution for Savings an extra 1 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad Company
New Bedford Institution For Savings
Auction Sales at Boston Stock Exchange 1888 List
Auction on Wednesday November 14 1888 features a long list of stocks and bonds from banks mills railways and mining concerns including First National Bank Attleboro Continental Mills Cheshire Railroad preferred stock McKay Manufacturing Amory Manufacturing Co Amoskeag Manufacturing Co Boston Gas Light and many others with varied maturities and amounts by order of Executor and Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat. Bank
Attleboro
Mass
Continental Mills
de Lowel
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Cheshire RR
McKay Met
Maine Central RR
Manchester & Lawrence RR
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
Nat. Car Co
Corcord Mining Co
Boston Electric Light Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Kansas
de McKay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
Newling. Mort. Sec. Co. Hs
Little Rock & It. Smith Ry, Co
N. Y
N. E
Brockton St. Ry. Co
Boott
Amory Mfg
Amoskeag Mfg
Appleton Mfg
K. & Lowell We ‘Lso
National Car Co
First N. Bk
Portland
Atlas N. Bk
Shawmut N. Bk
N. Webster Bk
Nat. Union Bk
Faneuil Hall Nat. Bk
Naumkeag N. Bk
Salem
Howard N. BK
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Fitchburg RR
Pfa
Conn
River RR. Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
Mass. Mutual Ins. Co
Farmers’ Loa. and Trust Co
American Ins. Co
Boston & Albany RR
Burl. & No. RR
Taner
Northern
Eersseeee Eve Orev
Colon Line
Rutland
Seeeeveseeees Adoret
Summit Branch
Union Pacific
Wis
Central
Cercers
Eeerecia
Boc Tropical
Eastman Car Heater
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace
Mining and Stock Exchange
Boston
French Bay
Burton
Huron
Orean
Catalpa
N.Y
N.E
Crescent
U. Pac
Allouez
Beg
Pontiac
Arnold Au
Rappa
Azlec
St. Mary
Security
Bonanza
South Side
Breece
Wash
Bruns
Winthrop
Aim
Elect Crescent
Usi
Eureka
Eee
Ken. Ch
Lord Ente
Huron Hung
Sane
Mesnard
Ocean
Toledo
New York Financial Markets End Mixed on Nov 13
Money on call easy at 2 to 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Stocks opened volatile, then drifted lower before inching up, led by Tennessee Steel and New England. Toward 2 p.m. market quieted, closed steady just below opening, with rail bonds largely steady and total sales at $1,163,000 amid broad weakness earlier and notable strength in New England and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers’ Board
E* Am Bell Tel
F Trust
Atlantic & Pacific Inc
Eeeeeneer O
Aenee
An & W
O Inc
Pueblo & Ark Val
Sonora
Pines Lang
West End Land
Allouez
Eeew
Atlantic
Sss
Bost & Mont
Copper
Butte & Boston
Cal & Heo
Peersares
National
Pewubic
Seer
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Bur & Now
Cin, Sen & Ee
Concord
Ematern
Eneee Ay
Fitchburg Pfd
Flint
See
Mar
West End
Cal & H
Bsoh
Ets & G
Bell
Boston
Lipston Land
Frenchman’s Bay Land
San Diego Land
West Sind Land
Bonbusb
Boston & Mont
Cal & Hec
Franklin
T&sco
Oan
Maine
Cal
Chi
Burl
Nor
San
San & Cleve
Canton
Flint & Pere Marpid
Ny&n
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Tennessee Seal
Northern Pacific
New England
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Vanderbilts
Michigan Central
Tennessee Coal
Reading
New Englan
Brooklyn Elevated
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
New York Central
Union Pacific
Great Western
Burlington & Quincy Towa
Erie
Minneapolis & St. Louis Iowans
Shenandoah Valley
London Financial News On Rail Rates Shock Market
London reports at 12:30 p m prices for Consols and U S railway bonds. United States 4s 13014 and 4 2s 110% are noted with various issues bid and offered. American railway securities stay flat after surprise cuts to US rates. Paris advices show 3 per cent routes at 821 97 2c for the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer Ab
Air Line
N. Orenee
Pacific
Canton
Ceeeee
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
I. P
Col. del. & H
del. & L
Saga
Erie
Fort Wayne
Hockin Val Texas
Tilwolk Central
L. Kan
R Tex
A Kings
Pem
Long Island
Lou. & N
Lou
N. A
Man
Beach
Elev
Mich
Central
St. Leeeree
Ul. Pacific
Essex
Eves
Nash, & Chat
N. J. Cent
Pacifie
North'estern
Ohio & Miss
Oregon
Pittsburg
Rock Island
Rome
St. L
St. P.M. & Seer
W- Ag O
Sita
Roxas Pacific
Mr Tol. & O. C
U. Pacific
Utica & BK
Pacific Mail
Pullman
W. Union
Pamplenii
N. W
Cen
D. & KG. Lsts
D. & Trans. Goon
C. & Kan
Tex
N.J .C. Int
Meeris
Adams
lLweils Fargo
American Mining Ree
Amador
Odie
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Stock Exchange
Paris
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town ACA Ga J R Gramling
A condensed list of boot and shoe buyers and firms from across the United States with names such as Gramling Spalding and Co, Barbgat and Co, Horner and Co, Spragins Buck and Jo, Cohen Adler and Co, Brooks Rogers and Haltimore, and many others. The directory-like item catalogs purchasers and associated firms in multiple cities including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Philadelphia and St Louis with brief attributions to representatives and firms in the footwear trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca, Ga
R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & O
Burlington
Brown
Barbgat & Co
Baltimore
F Horner
AF & J
Horner & Co
Spragins
Buck & Jo
H Adler
Cohen Adler & Co
Nee
Clautice
Brooks, Rogers & Co
Haltimore
Mad—I Halle
Halle & Son
Binghamton
Goff
Stone
Gott & Co
Bloomington
J T Challis
Charleston
Hunt
Hunt & Co
M Smartt
Smartt Bros & O
Chicago
R Rosenthal
Cincinnati
Crane
Butterworth
Butterworth & Co
Craw
Dallas
Texas
J W Newburger
J Lowenthal
Sanger Bros
Davenport
P Bryant
P Bryant & Co
Dubuare
R Amsden
Large
Amsden
Galveston
Tex
F Breath
Willis & Bro
Callaway
Texas Cooperative Association
Kansas City
G Wallace
RG Wallace & Co
Lexington
Bassett
Bassett & Sons
Louisville
J B Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
Cave
Cave & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Heals of
Beals, Torrey & Co
G P Mayer
F Mayer Boot and Shoe Co
Memphis
Tenn
O H Vogel
Hill & Sons
Mobile
Ala
M Woliner
Wollner & Lowenstein
H Bernstein
Tre
New Orleans
Lion
Berni Va
E Campe
Lowenburg
Philadelphia
Penn
Childs of
Childs, Lee & Dunlap
Portland Steamers Leave For Portland Daily at 6 P M
The Portland Steam Packet Company runs steamers from this city to Portland every day at 6 p m except Sundays, providing regular transport for passengers and goods to the river port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland Steam Packet Company
Market Report Of Grain And Livestock Prices
Commercial matters show mixed demand across commodities with flour dull and corn firm. Potatoes and pork show stronger activity while hogs fall and veals rise. dairy items move slowly as butter and cheese remain subdued and eggs steady. Beef, mutton, lamb, and tallow trend show modest shifts in price.
Dry goods market shows modest improvement in demand
New York reports in the Daily Commercial Bulletin that business opened quiet but improved for seasonable goods and spring fabrics. Staple cotton goods steady to moderate. some bleached goods reduced by agents. Woollen goods quiet. wool prices up strengthen tone. Fancy holiday goods active. foreign goods generally quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Copper Lead Tin Market Prices From London Reports
The Metal Market in London shows copper at spot £78 28 6d and futures £79 2s 6d, with lead steady at £13 7s 6d. Tin remains steady with spot £101 5s and £101 78 6d, futures £102 6s and £102 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grain Markets Show Mixed Change as Wheat Leads Fluctuation
Chicago wheat starts firm on short covering and Russian crop shortfall rumors, pushing prices up briefly before closing half a cent above opening. Corn and oats show divergence with selling by longholders weighing on corn while oats rise on steady Milwaukee buying. futures and cash prices listed for Chicago New York and St Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Hutchinson
Milwaukee
Owen- Sligh
S .S
Mt. Ie
New York
St Louis
Timber Prices From Long Lost Ledger Read Like Rustic Trade Echo
A garbled OCR list catalogs spruce, laths, hardwoods, cypress, and pine by type and size with prices. Entries span spruce extras, ash and oak boards, yellow and white pine varieties, and cargo versus yard terms, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century timber market with tonnage and per unit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Grain Market Report From Baltimore and New York
John E. Welsh flour firm reports state street prices for corn oats and barley with bids calls and futures. Spot and futures show firmer tone with No 2 white oats quoted around 34 to 36 cents, mixed oats and steamer corn listed, and December March calls trading. New York receipts exports and sales indicate moderate activity with No 3 white 33 33 1 3 cents and No 1 white around 40 cents, total 78 car deliveries across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
New York
City Mills
City Mall
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Detroit
Messrs. Ruggles & Buss
Dayton
Peoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
Bank
Savannah
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Frances
Reichsmarks
Bears
Atchison and
Uell Telephone
Atchison
Forbes
Sterne Morse
Boston News
Magoun
Strong
Peter A. Dey
James W. Savage
George M. Bogue
California Southern
Oregon Transcontinental
Idaho Central Railway
Mexican Central
Wisconsin
Trust
Western
Atlantic & Pacific
Consolidated Vermont
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Est End Railway
West End Street Railway Company
Henry M. Whitney
Prentiss Cummings
James H. Goodspeed
D. F. Longstreet
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Concord Railroad
Central Massachusetts
Bell Telephone
Eric
Kansas Investment CO
Devonshire
H.E. Ball
The
Kansas Investment Company
H. E. Ball
Joan P. Goeatn
Blake Bros. & Company
State Street
Nassau Street
C. H. Venner & Co
Bankers
Williams
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
London Statist
Devonshire Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Nat. E Xchange Bank
Do Union Inves. Co
Det
Lansing & No. KR
Read Rapids, Lansing & Detroit RR
Salmon Falls Mfg. Co
Phila, Wilmington & Balt
Boston Gas Light Co
Washington Mills Co
Boston Heating
Boston & Lowell
Sen Central RR
Algonquin Club
Aisnue
Boston & Montana Copper Mining Co
Concord RR. Co
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Fall River
Wall River
Lowell
PLOOU
Bays
Daily Exchange
Giles
Allouc
Arnold
B. & Mont
Eve
Eree
Quincy
Ridge
Eeeeerree
I Tamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Eaere Boston
Eve Brookline
Caimpobeilo
Bay
Newport
Payson
At, & Pac
W. Mich
L. Gs
1.D
Regency
K.C
Ft. 8
N. I
E . Lol
Ana
P. D'O
Oregon S. L
Pueb
Ie We
Atlantic & Panic
Boston & Alban Sherteeee
Boston & Lowe
Southern Pee
Central of Mass
Enee
Cleve
Camton
S.seees
Sceves
Rivol
Col. Sp
Ee Echneseeseek
TOL
KC. It
Clinton Mills
Atlas Natl. Bank
Wakefield Rattan Co
Do. Exchange Bank
Burton Stock Car Co
Leavenworth, Top. & So
Western RR
Atch. Guarantee
Nisu
Shoe and Leather N. Bank
California
Eeeeree
Potosi
Sercacce
Ophir Cece
Beat & Lelcher
Savage
Bodie Con
Sierra Nevala
Bb Chollar Ae
Con
Union
Utah
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norecross
Commonwealth
Big Nevada
Mono
North Belle Isle
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
John E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Hheibae
Illianio GL Uus
Congress Street
Ie Street
Hes
Congress Square
Quincy House
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