Money Market Report Sees Slight Easing and Rates
In Boston on Wednesday evening November 21 the money market tilted toward creditors with time loans at 4 to 6 percent and collateral loans from 8% to 4 percent. Clearing house balances showed interbank loans at 3 percent and New York funds discounted at 15 to 16 percent per $1000, while bond offerings totaled 130,700. Treasury holdings and foreign exchange shifts accompanied a broad market session with bears dominating stocks and notable moves in rail and utility stocks.
Daly Mining declares 25 cent dividend per share
Daly Mining Company announces a dividend of 25 cents per share. Ipswich Mills declares a dividend of percent per cent.
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Daly Mining Company
Ipswich Mills Company
Auction of Hartford stocks and bonds on November 24 1888
A detailed list of securities to be sold at auction including City of Hartford and Boston related notes, railroad bonds, bank shares, manufacturing company stocks, and railroad company warrants. The summary notes daily transaction totals and then moves to a separate section listing New York stock sales for November 21 with opening, high, low and closing prices.
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City of
Hartford
Conn
M. L
City of Chelsea
M.L
City of Boston
W. L. Ae
Avi. WD
New York
Leather Bank
Eeeeceres
Hingham Bank
Atlas Hiank
Eeeeteaes
Shawmut Pank
Union Bank
Seen Mechanics’ Hank
Nowara Vank
Continental
Great Falls Manu CO
Lymn Mills
Appleton Manus
Heston Belting Co
Shoe
Gu Vwabketeld Kattin Co
Traviston Manus. CO
Rremont
Suffolk Mills
York Siannf
Dwight Sanift
Correa Reees
Amory Sianut
Seer Oenene
Dougsing Axe
Traveller Newspaper ‘Association
Amnes Swud Co
Ooi
America
Loan and Trust
Poston Athenmum
Ceeeee Econ
Soni Era Nisacurl Land CO
North
Chicago Rolling Mills
New York Stocks End Week With Mixed Downward Tone
Money on call eased to 2 to 2 1 2 percent, last loan 2 1 2 percent, close 2 2 7 8. Sterling steady. government bonds dull but strong. Market weak at open, rallied then slid to day lows, Omaha preferred plunging 132 percent. Toward close activity returned, but overall weak, with Reading second liens and various issues trading down. total sales $1,175,000.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Omaha
New England
Louisville & Nashville
Centraldows
Northswestern
Hocking Valley
Denver & South Park
Knoxville & Ohio
Lexes Pacific
Market Report Of Agricultural Commodities Quiet To Steady
Flour is very quiet. Corn is easier. Oats are finner. Oatmeal is steady. Cornmeal is firm. Rye is unchanged. Rye flour is steady. Millseed is firm. Cottonseed meal is steady. Malt is dull. Hops are quiet. Barley is dull. Graham flour is finner. Butter is very firm. Cheese is firm. Eggs are unchanged. Beans are in good demand. Potatoes are in fair demand. Sweet potatoes are firm. Poultry is in good demand. Game is quiet. Hay is firm. Rye straw is steady. Truck is very quiet. Apples are unchanged. Oranges and lemons are quiet. Grapes are steady. Pork is unchanged. Lard is active. Corned beef is quiet. Fresh beef is steady. Veals are unchanged. Muttons are quiet. Lambs are firm. Tallow is easy. Sugars are unchanged.
London markets steady with mixed bond and stock quotes
London open shows Consols at 96916 for money and 9658 for account. U S 4s at 130, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 39, Canadian Pacific 54, Erie 27, Erie seconds 99, Illinois Central 119, Mexican ordinary 45, St Paul common 65, New York Central 1105, Pennsylvania 641, Reading 2444, Mexican Central firsts 665. Discount on short bills 344 to 0.38 percent. Paris rents 83 francs 20. Bank of England bullion withdrawals today total £275,000 on balance.
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Boston
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Chicago
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Sanrancisco
Telegraph
Orleans
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Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the “Treasury
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Reichsmarks
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Germany
South America
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Midgeley
J. W. Hamilton
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Beneft
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Chicago Tribune
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Boston & Maine Group
Boston & Maine
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Hastera
Boston News Bureau
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Samuel
G. Lawrence
Frank Jones
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Eastern Railroad Company
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New Hampshire
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Eas
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Furber
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Wbaster
New England
England
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Atchison Trust
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Little Rock & Fort Smith
Samson
Bell ‘Telephone
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Penobscot Bay
Pullman’s Palace
Calumet & Heela
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Boston and Providence Railroad annual meeting report shows favorable lease with Old Colony
The Boston and Providence stockholders met under President Whitney, receiving the directors' annual report praising the lease to Old Colony as beneficial for both parties. The capital structure, assets, and earnings were detailed, bylaws updated, and officers elected while noting the Fitchburg and Chestire lines' financials and a discussion of alleged secret rate reductions by major railroads.
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Boston & Providence Railroad
Whitney
Old Colony
Providence
Pebit
Providence, Warren & Bristol
Union Freight Road
Old Colony Railroad Company
John Wilson Smith
James (. Johnson
Henry A. Whitney
Thomas P. J. Goddard
William R. Robeson
Joseph W. Balch
Royal
Taft
Robert H. Stevenson
Roger Wolcott
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company
Knoxville
Penn
Richmond & Danville Company
Chancery Court of
Samuel Thomas
George
Scott
J. G. Moore
E. J. Sanford
John Greenough
Richard Irving, Jr
Thomas P. Fowler
Grannis
Calvin
Brice
John HL. Inman
Thomas MM. Logan
Clisholm
Es Bate
George Cappel
Charles M. Methee
Horse market mixed as 150 head sold at Moses Colman & Son
Conflicting reports mark the week with a generally quiet market. Prices vary from $40 to $320 for horses, with a large sale at Moses Colman & Son featuring 150 head and good weather sustaining saddle horse demand. Trade remains uneven across dealers and regions.
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Moses Colman & Son
Maine
New Hampshire
Walker's Bazaar
Isburgh & Co
Russell
Isaac Skinner
Iowa
H Brockway
Drew
Welch & Hall
Indiana
Kansas
Atc H & E Snow
International Horse Exchange
Grain Markets Report from Chicago and New York
Chicago trading opens with wheat down and selling to near 108 for May as buyers step in late. Corn and oats move modestly with mixed activity, futures quotes show November through May spans. Foreign markets stay dull until export demand and flour needs rise, keeping wheat pressure unless prices recover.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boyra New York
Sec
St Louis
Flour and Grain Prices in Boston Markets November 21
Boston markets show quiet demand for flour with no price changes. Spot quotes include fine and superfine at 4.50 to 5.50 per barrel, various Minnesota, Michigan, and Canadian grades, plus New York receipts and sales near 3.30 to 6.75 per barrel. Wheat across cities shows firm, higher prices with No 2 red around 1.00 to 1.15 and winter and spring varieties rising. reports from Chicago, Milwaukee, St Louis, Minneapolis, Duluth, and Detroit indicate active demand at elevated rates.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City Mills
City Mall
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Toledo
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Joe St Louis
Peoria
Boston & Albany
Hoosac
Eran
Erades
S7tec
Bstec
Choice
Market snapshot shows corn and oats price shifts across cities
New York receipts and exports climb as bid quotes rise for No 2 yellow corn and steamer yellow. Old and new corn values firm or higher with several ranges noted across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and other markets. Oats trade quiet yet steady with No 2 whites and 3s quoted, while rye flour and meal markets hold firm amid moderate demand.
Butter Market Steady as Prices Fail to Rise
Butter prices remain firm with Western creameries quoted at 30c and dealers asking 32c, yet no sales at that level. Chicago and New York show easing demand. market steady, not active, with potential price cap. Quotations cover butter types from Western to Vermont and eastern creamery, plus jobbing adjustments.
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New York
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North Choice
West
Liverpool
Egga
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
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Island
Canada
York State
North
Red Top
Jersey
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rest
Bush
Aroostook
Hebrons
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Chenangoes
Prince Edward Island
Ross
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Virginia
Norfolk
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Amory Mfg. Co
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Washington Nat. Bank
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Chicopee Mfg
Lawrence Miz. Co
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N. Cat Co
J. & L. Fairbanks Co
Rockport Granite Co
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Ames Sword Co
Clinton Mills
Saco Water Power and Machine Shop
Clinching Screw Co
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Em, Lawee
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Bates Mfg. Co
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