Money Market Quiet as Banks Report Record Clearing Balances
The Boston money market opens with abundant loanable funds and steady rates. Clearing house balances reach the largest in the institution’s history while bank paper discounts hold at 6 to 7 percent and related notes show firm quotes across the market.
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Boston
New York
Nelson Tibbetts stock ad humbles markets in rough print
An aged financial advertising fragment touts Nelson Tibbetts stocks Graln and OL with one percent margin and no interest. It markets mail orders, brokers, and pamphlets, listing various bond and stock tickers with fractional percentages and dates, reflecting a chaotic historical securities notice.
New York Financial Markets End Mixed as Readings Rise
Money on call eased to 3.12-5.00 while sterling held at 4.8134. government and railroad bonds stayed dull and firm. The stock list opened higher led by Reading, Lackawanna, and Louisville & Nashville, with readings of 1% gains in early trades and late-day firmness near the peak prices.
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Reichsmarks
la Burgogne
New York
Europe
Hallgarten & Co
Boston
Wal Street
Henry Clews
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Michigan Central
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Lackawana & Western
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the Post
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Penokee Railroad Company
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott & Gulf
Clinton
Oregon Short Line
California Southern
Summit Branch
Pullman
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Mexican Central
Mexican Central Securities
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Calumet & Hecla
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Uiney Mining
Brunswick Gold Mining
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Maverick Land
San Diego Land
Ollasten Land
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Allouez
Anes
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Bonanza
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Rutland Com
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Lackawanna
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
St. Paul
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Hocking Valley
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Grandpapuen & Indiana
Kansas & Texas
Utah Southern General
Richmond & West Point Trust
Toledo & Ohio Central
Wabash, Detroit
Great Western
Railroad rivalry and rate fights reshape western lines
The New York Commercial Bulletin notes growing competition among Gould roads for Gulf ports as the Atchison, Kansas & Texas and Missouri Pacific push to outpace rivals. Rivalry, rate cuts, and intent to secure Pacific outlets drive rail strategies from Kansas to California, with Chicago connections looming.
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Indian Territory
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Southern Kansas Railroad
Winfield
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Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Gulf Ports
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Caldwell
Missouri Pacific
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Colorado
Gulf
Tidewater
Misssouri Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Pacific
Foreign markets buoyant as American rail shares rise
London trading on November 14 shows buoyant sentiment with American railroad securities bought freely, advances from 1½ to 2½ percent and closes around 3¼ to 4¼ percent. Foreign securities firm, bar silver at 437 5 8 per ounce. Bank of England bullion intake £70000.
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Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
New York
Commercial market notes show mixed firmness across commodities
Canned goods firm while dried fruits hold. flour corn oats and oats firm. rye steady. malt unchanged. milifeed in good demand. Butter strong, cheese quiet, eggs very firm, beans moving fairly, grass seed steady, hay in fair demand, straw unchanged, potatoes plentiful and quiet, sweet potatoes easier. Poultry quiet, apples dull, cranberries steady, pork and lard unchanged, fresh beef quiet, lambs dull and plentiful, veal in moderate demand. Vallow steady, refined sugars easier, raw sugars unchanged, molasses quiet.
Canned Goods and Dried Fruits Market Update
The canned goods market is firm with no major changes. Oysters rise slightly and mackerel remain scarce. Maine packing expands with 16,000 acres in 82 canning establishments and a Portland firm selling 208,000 cases last year. Raisins and currants hold firm, with dried fruit demand steady. prices for honey and other produce remain stable. London layer raisins may be scarce, while Valencia may ease on1shore.
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London
Valencia
Malagas
Messrs. Fels & Co
Patras
Cable
Greece
Ohio
Michigan
Delaware
Flour and Grain Market Shows Firm Prices November 14
Market report notes flour and grain remain firm with millers demanding full figures. Winter and straight flours strong while spring flours quiet. Corn shows a very firm market with better prices but overall trade and offerings are quiet. No grade sales in elevator at 68c. steamer yellow at 60c and up. Vats firm with rising prices.
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New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada
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Market report shows firm prices in dairy and produce sectors
Butter and cheese prices hold steady with Western creamery and New York quotes listed. Eggs, beans, hay, and straw show steady demand and firm or unchanged pricing. Potatoes and sweet potatoes move slowly with mixed demand. tallow and poultry prices vary by region.
Chicago Produce Market Holds Steady Through Weekend
In Chicago the produce market remains unchanged with light orders. Canton cheese sells 1300 packages at 11c, 400 tubs butter at 25c. New York butter sits at 25 28c, cheddar cheese at 11 1 4 to 11 3 4c. Eggs vary by region, beans hold firm with price ranges, dried apples quiet, Liverpool cheese at 59s.
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Liverpool
Auction Sale and Shipping Notice for Jamaica Fruit and Almeria Produce
The steamer Flambrough is due November 19 with cargo of Jamaica bananas and oranges for Sea verus and Co. Stene and Co. sold at auction today Almeria grapes 2 5 37 bbl chestnuts at 3 3 50.
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Seaverus & Co. Stene & Co
Almeria
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