Money Market Opens Firm as Banks Note Higher Rates
The Boston money market shows firmer conditions with bank loans in Clearing House at up to 5 percent. Time loans run 4 to 6 percent. call loans with collateral 4 1 2 to 6 percent. Exchange activity and bond offerings are detailed, with treasury operations and foreign exchange steady amid Brazil unrest and a weakening local reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans
San Francisco
Telegraph
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
John H. Davis & Co
London
Bank of England
South America
Foreign Financial Reports from London and Berlin
London stock market shows Consols and major railway shares with varied quotes as Brazilian securities fall. Bank of England bullion rises by £130,000. Paris and London exchange rates noted. Berlin Imperial Bank reports a rise in specie by 6,740,000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
London Stock Exchange
Bank of England
St. Paul Common
New_York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Reorganization Plan Seeks Exchange for Many Railroad Bonds
The bonds of numerous railroad companies including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Southern Kansas are listed for exchange under a reorganization plan. Deposits may be made at Union Trust Company New York and other offices with circular 63 detailing full terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Central Trust Company
Wall ST
New Lork
Frederic P. Olcott
Joel FF. Freeman
Standard Oil Company of New York
Benny W. Poor
Poor & Greenough
Henry Budge
Hallgarten & Company
Colgate Hoyt
J. B. Colgate & Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
S. F
Cowley, Sumner & Ft. Smith RR
KR. Co
Florence, Eldorado & Val. Val. KR. KR. Co
Kansas City
Emporia & South
KR. KR. Co
Kansas City, Topeka & Western R. R. Co
Topeka & Western R. BR. Co
Marion & Meherson R. R. Co
The
New Mexico Southern Pac
R.r.co
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley RR
BR. Co
Wichita .& Southwestern KR. KR. Co
Kan
City, Lawrence
South
KR. R. Co
Southern Kansas & Western MR. ER. Co
Sumner Suena. H. Co
Ottawa
Burlington
Southern Kansas Br’y Co
Southern Kansas R’y Co
Texas
A. T
F. BR. R. Co
Chicago
Santa Fe
California
R’y Co
Southern K
Topeka & Southwestern R’y Co
Atchison Co
Wichita & Western It. HR. Co
Kinsman, Pratt & West. BR. &. Co
Californa Southern R. Kr, Co
Union Trust Company
Broadway
New York
Milk St
Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire St
Merchants’ Loan Trust CO
Baring Bros. & CO
Bishopsgate
London
E.C
Nassau St
Atchison Company
J. W. Reinhart
George C. Magoun
Union Stock Yards declares second extra dividend
The Union Stock Yards and Transit Company of Chicago declares a second extra dividend of 1 per share for the year, payable December 2. Pratt and Cady Company in Hartford reports a quarterly 3 percent dividend. Jackson Company at 30 dollars per share is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Company
Pratt & Cady Company
Hartford
Union Stock Yards & Transit Company of Chicago
Stocks Rally and Retreat on Nov 18 at Exchange
Mining shares led gains as Reading Lackawanna and Atchison moved higher while coal stocks surged and Tennessee Coal fell. Union Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental showed strength, but Atchison weakened. Market closed unsettled with total sales of 1,486,000 dollars and railroad issues steadier than stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Lackawanna
Atchison
Union Pacific
Tennessee
Oregon
Wabash
Texas Pacific
Union
Chesapeake & Ohio Mortgage
Hocking Valley
Mackinac & Marquette
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Harlem
C.,c
C. & I General
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Sales ledger items from Wilson W Fay & Co list trades and prices
A fragmented ledger shows various goods and prices including telephones, land, coal, toys, and electrical items. Entries reference sellers such as Sisson Ave, Winter Harbor Land, Newport Land, Fort Payne Coal, Edison products, Union Elee, and McKay & Bigelow among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Fort Payne Coal & Lion
Edison Hon. Toy
Eeeeres Eeeerers
Edison Volyform
ACT Ce
Mortey Batton Sg Med
Union Elee
Wlenaka
New York Money, Rates, and Stocks After Noon Trade
Money on call tight from 6 to 20 with last loan at 6 and 12 15 closing offered. Prime mercantile paper at 542 7%4. Bar silver 95. Sterling exchange quiet with actual business 4.81 for 60 day bills and 4.85 for demand. posted 4.82 4.86. Government bonds dull and steady. rail road bonds active and firm. In the stock market after 12 o'clock Union Pacific led activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin Central Securities
Telegraph
Louisiana & Missouri River Road
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad
Wagaee Palace Car Company
Canada
Massachusetts
Isoston & Lowell
Atchison
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Sonora
Housatonic Road
Lainson
Bell ‘Telephone
Erie
E. C. Converse
National Tube Works
John H. Flagler
West End
Boston & Montana
Tamarack
Franklin
National
Quincy
Pewabic
Kearsarge
Claus Spreckels
Brazil
London
Boston
Union Pacific
Coppers
Wall Street
New Mexico
Texas
Sorauch
California Southern
California Central
Consolidated Company
Southern California
Clossold
Ing. Ing
AL & Pacific
Hic
Alton
Del
del. & L
Eset
T&f. W
Hocking Waies
Houston & Texas
Central
Kan
Tex
Long Island
Louis & Nash
Louis, & Nla
Blev
Ower
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Ub. Pacific
Ohio
Esas
Ae Oh
J. Cent
An & W. Pref
Pacific
Aeee Oor
Fone
Sill Sliga
Ea Northwester
Ie Sane
N. A C.& Ste Levee
N - Ee
Obie & Iss
Oregon
Park— Oregon
Trans
S. E
Rock Island
Lord— St. L. & S
Paul
M.&m
Aeve
Eeer
Southern ‘ Pac
Sree
Eaee
P& D
Texas Pacific
Ecember
Tol
O. C
Sc Id
Pace
W.d& LE
St Louis
Breick
Pacific Mail
Pullivan Pal
Minneapolis
W. Union
Navy
R.G
Lust
St. P
P. RG
N. P
UT. Pac
W. Shore
Alice
Secce
USA
Alta
Ontario
Tye
Cal
B. H
Ophir Weer Col. Coal
Overiman
Comstock T
Con
Cristo
Savage U. Co
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Commercial Market Summary From Quiet to Firm Averages
Dry goods are quiet with flour firm and corn firmer. Eggs, poultry, butter, cheese and several meats show steady to firm demand, while oats, hops and hay remain slow or quiet. Grapes and Almeria grapes are noted as firm or strong, with miscellaneous items like truck and molasses also quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeria
Print cloth market steady at 35sc for 64s
Fall River reports a firm print cloth market with prices at 35 shillings per 64s for spots and futures. Average sales were recorded, indicating stable demand and unchanged rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Market Report Chicago November Wheat and Cotton Prices
Curb December wheat drops further as near options bear brunt. Prices firm overall with heavy December to May transfers and larger output expectations. Corn eases on weather and receipts. provisions mixed with lard strong. Print cloths rally with steady demand. Fall River and Providence weekly sales total 316000 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Minneapolis
Hutchinson
Clique
Fall River
Providence
Dry Goods Trade Hindered by Weather and Prices
The dry goods market remains subdued as warm weather dampens demand and retailers hold stocks. Fresh orders are modest, though outside outlets report some gain. woolen and men’s wear suffer, while dress goods stay firm. Prices are uncertain, with wool costs looming and last year’s prices likely to persist.
Mining stock closing prices from San Francisco market
The list shows official closing prices for several mining shares in San Francisco on November 18. Names include North Belle Isle 8.25, Ophir 1.65, Crown Point 2.55, Union Con 9.30, Hale & Norcross 3.00, Yellow Jacket 2.85, Mexican 3.70, Gould & Curry 1.85, and others with varied values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
K. C
Ft Ss
Mem
N.M
Y.g
Pueblo & Ark
Val
Sonora
Weenee
Cent. Inc
Aum
Bell Tel
Orf
Eric Tape
Lamson S
Oston
Eanre
Boston Land
Newport Land
Fly
Swaimpscott
Sullivan Harbor Land
West End
Wollaston Land
Allouez Mining
Atlantic
Bos
Montyeeros
Franklin
Quincy
Santa Fe
Boston & Lowell
Cin
Clev
Den
Tex
Ft. Kok
Fitchburg
Oregon
Union Pacific
Wis
Ee A. T
L. G
Bo & M
Beseevers
Law. & So
Do Ist Inc
Val. 'S
Kansas
Texas
Ewer
So. Kan, Inc
So. Kan. & West
Doinc
Co Am
Hell
Boston
W. P
Brookline
Sullivan Harbor
Ee West Pnd
Wollaston
Bos. & Mont
Pranklin
Sseseers
Ee National Eeneeeeens
San Francisco
Cal
PGE
Aiagra
North Belle Isle
Ophir Cas Hale
Potoal
Savage
Crown Point
S. Nevada
Boston Heating Company Edges Toward Thorough Evaluation
Treasurer Leland says affairs at the Boston Steam Heating Company remain unchanged from a week ago. Company men have done light pipe examinations and await bondholders in New York to begin a full review within about two weeks, after which a clearer policy outline will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Heating Company
Boston Steam Heating Company
Leland
the Post
New York
Boston Glass Co Stockholders Authorize Sale of Plant
The Boston and Sandwich Glass Company stockholders met at 20 Federal Street and authorized the treasurer to sell the plant for 20000 dollars. About 7000 dollars from material sold will be divided among stockholders.
Dyspepsia Treated With Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr. Lorenzo Waite of Pittsfield Massachusetts reports a dramatic recovery after eight weeks using Horsford's Acid Phosphate to treat a patient with nervous prostration and severe dyspepsia. The patient, emaciated and unable to tolerate food, was deemed incurable by a senior physician before the remedy restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Lorenzo Waite
Pittsfield
Mass
Aatient
Cotton Trade Faces Decline After Crop Report
Government crop report released last week shows an 8 percent improvement in the cotton crop compared with a year ago, triggering a drop in speculative prices that remains unresolved. Abroad advisories are unfriendly to bulls, and spot demand stays light with prices held steady though favoring buyers at around 10.14 to 10.5 cents for middlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Gulf
Wool Trade Shows Little Change in Prices This Week
Dealers quote prices the same as last week and manufacturers buy for immediate needs. Future orders are scarce, with large mills only securing desirable lines on favorable terms. If the goods situation does not improve, manufacturers will continue conservative wool-buying through the season. Foreign advices quote very firm markets.
Flour and Grain Prices and Stocks in 1889 Market
The report lists carload grain movements including mixed corn, steamer corn, oats and rye with a total 121 cars. It records visible supplies for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and notes Chicago stocks and Boston elevators alongside flour receipts and market tone. Prices for flour show firm demand with various grades and export terms and New York St Louis Chicago market activity remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Bush
Isiais
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City
St Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. L
K. Cok Colorado
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Oregon Short Line
Vanderbilt
Omaha
Denver, Texas
Ort Worth Road
Fort Worth
Denver
Market National Bank
Rairoad Company
Milk Street
Missouri, Kansas
G. S. Ellis
Atchison, Topeka
Boston Stock Exchange
Ae Lowesl
Pewabic Equesses Aces
Macy A
Ae & Lowell
Eure
Central of Mass
Pullman Pal
Esss
Atlantie
Bonanza Devel’t
Butte & Boston
Catalpa
Dunkin
Huron
Trenton
Cs Voce
Eevers Sants
Ccc Aceecese Tees
Aspinwall
Cscs
Cece
Ceeves
Boothbay
Tease
Boston W. P
Wee
Boylston Street
Ceeserees
Aly
Campobello
Escesseeee Ile
C.ceeseek
Bay
Mavetick
Lamoineg
Payson
Peewee
Penobscot
San Diego
Ees
Sullivan
Todgea
Winthrop
Pac
Do Inc
Sly, Cc
W. Mich
Oss C
D.D
Elk H
S.d
C. B
K.C
St. S
New Mex
S. P
Lll
N.Y
N. E
Oregon S
Doine
TAN St. Jo & G
Llstye Do S
Flint & P. M. Com
Cl & Sp
Eevess
K. Cu
L.R
Maine Central
Y.&n
Old Colony
Rutland
Lainson Store
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Burton Stock Car
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Tyr
Phonograph
Elec
Fort Wayne
Minois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
Thomson Blec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisimmet
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
New York Journal of Commerce
New England
FF. B. Rogers
Rialto
Devonshire Street
Postofice
Parkinson & Buit
Congress Street
Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Stevenson & CO
New Street
John E. Welsh
General Markets
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