Money Market Eases as Loans Stand at 4 Percent in Clearing House
Boston on November 13 reports money market steady with Clearing House loans at 4 percent and ample liquidity. Time paper yields 4 to 6 percent while collateral loans run 4 1 2 to 5 1 2 percent. Bond offerings total 23 1000 with 4s at 127 and 5s at 105 54.
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Telegraph
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Union Pacific
Mellen
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Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Eastern
Boston News Bureau
George C. Lord
Boston & Maine
Messrs
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Aul
Lawrence and Jones
West End
Aos Ppan
Reorganization Plan Details For Missouri Railway Stakeholders
Bondholders and stockholders may obtain the plan of reorganization the security holders agreement and other circulars at Central Trust Company 54 Wall St New York Participants must deposit securities with Central Trust by December 23 1859 The committee is led by Frederic P Olcott Joel P Freeman Henry W Poor Henry Budge Colgate Hoyt and others.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Central Trust Company
Wall Sr
Standard Oil Company of New York
Henry W. Poor
Poor & Greenough
Henry Budge
Hallgarten & Company
Colgate Hoyt
J. B. Colgate & Company
Bond sales and stock quotes from New York and Chicago markets
The report lists bonds from various firms and a New York Stock Exchange sale, including International Button Hole Mach and Edison Polyforum, with figures on shares traded. It also covers Chicago grain futures, with Wheat, Corn, and Oats prices and closing bids, and market commentary from Farnum Reardon & Co.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Passion Telephone
Morley
Boston Land
New York
Fennessy Armstrong & Co Bankers Advertises High Grade Bonds
Fennessy Armstrong and Company bankers announce their office in the former Market National Bank building. They deal in bills of exchange on London and specialize in high grade investment bonds while offering general banking services.
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Market National Bank
London
New York Financial Summary Echoes Market Choppiness and Bonds
Money on call eased to 4 percent with 4 percent closing. Prime mercantile paper at 5 4 4 7 percent. Bar silver 94. Sterling steady with bills at 4.80 percent 60 days and 4.84 percent demand. Rail bonds quiet. St Paul Cotton Oil Tennessee Coal lead advances then retreat. Evening activity waned with mixed gains and notable weakness in Cotton Oil and some rail trusts.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Tennessee Coal
Louisville & Nashville
Tennessee
Sunar
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
St. Paul & Northwestern
Ontario & Western
Richmond & West Point
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Morris & Essex
New York, Lackawanna & Western
Aransas Pass
Atlantic & Great Western Firsts Reported in London
Foreign financial reports from London note Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 36 4, with 12:39 p m update. The report reflects a concise market bulletin on rail stock trading and prices.
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London
Atlantic
Market Report Presents Quiet Leather And Varied Goods
Commercial goods show subdued activity with leather quiet and boots moderate. Agriculture notes demand for India rubber fair, flour steady, corn firmer, oats stronger, oat meal dull, rye and rye flour easing, cornmeal very firm, cottonseed meal dull, and livestock mixed as pork and beef hold steady while hogs and poultry trend downward. Strong activity noted in game and Almeria grapes.
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India
Almeria
Print Cloth Market Firms in Fall River Trade
Navy 13-Print cloth market remains firm with many inquiries for spots at 3 percent. Mills hold onto goods and sales are sparse amid steady demand.
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Fall River
Navy
Leather Market Woos Cautious Buyers Amid Steady Trade
The leather trade remains quiet with small urgent lots only. Buyers seek low prices and immediate needs while hemlock and crop soles show steady demand and firm quotes. despite ample stock, no major price increases are seen and futures offers are being refused when not aligned with dealer views.
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Buenos _ Ayres
Montevideo
California
Hemlock
Leather market steady with improving tones and variable demand
The report notes steady business in leather goods, with overall improvement and some large lots possible if prices soften. No 1 domestic and No 2 ranges are quoted across several hides including pelt knife, Union knife, wax and hip leather, calfskins, grain, and finished splits, with prices indicating moderate demand and firming in some segments.
The Boot and Shoe Trade Promises a Bright Season
The quiet period for boots and shoes continues with moderate weekly trade and few buyers. Mail orders satisfy, stocks are lean, many orders refused for prompt delivery, spring demand remains strong, and fall orders keep factories busy. prices steady with demand for higher quality goods.
Hide market shows modest demand and buyer-friendly prices
The hide market reports moderate demand with small sales in New York and elsewhere. Prices favor buyers with quotted rates around 15c for Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, Western buff hides at 34 to 54c, and seconds around 44 to 46c, while Southern hides and New England sales stay near previous levels.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
New England
India rubber trade steady as Gregory arrives from Para
Demand remains fair and prices firm. The steamer Gregory from Para brought 600000 lbs, most of which sold on arrival. Prices quoted: fine Para 72 73c for new and 78c for old. coarse 60c for new and 66c for old.
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India
Gregory
Para
City Horse Market Sees Steady Demand for Drivers and Packers
The city horse market reports steady demand for good drivers and pairs of coach or sporting horses. Sales at Isburgh & Co A E Bowler's stable and Walker's bazaar show strong activity, with prices ranging from $40 to $165 for various grades, including trotters and Kentucky high bred stock.
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Isburgh & Co
Walker's Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
Ch& EC
Snow
Flour and Grain Prices and Market Report
John E Welsh flour and grain firm at 206 State Street reports carload grain prices for all grains except rye. Domestic flour quotations range wholesale to jobbing. receipts today include 5048 bbls and 3700 sacks with steady market and strong demand. Prices listed for fine to patent flours and various winter and spring blends. New York and Chicago markets cited with active selling and firmer tones. rye flour, buckwheat flour, and cornmeal noted with mixed signals.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
City Mill
St Louis
Chicago
New York
Grain and feed market report with mixed prices firming
The market shows firmer tone for oats and cornmeal with higher quotations for No 2 yellow and steamer grades. Receipts vary across New York Chicago and St Louis as futures hold steady, while oat and barley prices ease slightly amid quiet trading.
Butter Receipts and Market Notes Across Regions
Receipts for the day include butter in 3014 pkgs and 1809 boxes, oleo 1395 pkgs, cheese 422 boxes, eggs 8 boxes, 804 cases, beans 101 bbls, potatoes 37 cars, sweet potatoes 1308 bbls, hay 33 cars, straw 5 cars. Last year’s day showed butter 1300 pkgs and 922 boxes, oleo 2727 pies, cheese 351 boxes, eggs 9 boxes, 131 bbls, 1135 cases, beans 437 bbls, potatoes 46 cars, hay 18 cars, straw 6 cars. Butter markets stay firm with little change. Western creameries and fancy butter in short supply, prices rising, Elgin at 26 1/2 c. Current asking prices 24 25c for fine creameries. extra firsts 18 20c. imitation creameries quiet. Eastern markets vary. dairy receipts overall small but stock ample. New York and Chicago reports show firmer butter. cheese markets begin to quote steady ranges.
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West
Elgin
Franklin County
New York
Vermont
Western
Chicago
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