Money Market News and Stock Debates Across Cities
The report details a firmer money market with steady bank discounts around 6 percent and calls at 7 percent, plus New York exchanges and government securities trading. It notes a Cleveland loan award and wide shifts in rail and mining shares, including Rutland railroad chatter and Lamson cash-carry gains amid competitive pressure.
Market Report Highlights Steady Early Trading Then Slump
Stock prices remained fairly steady until 2 15 p m with limited notable activity. Major movers included St Paul Lackawanna Teading and Richmond West Point as the day wore on markets turned feverish and weak. The close was heavy near day lows with overall declines across speculative stocks while money rates climbed to 7 percent before easing.
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Atchison
Geo
Gould
Southwest
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Summit Branch
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Pullman
Birmingham
Union Pacific
Patterson
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
St. Paul, Lackawanna
Teading
Richmond & West Point
Kansas & Texas
Reading
Great Western
New York Stock Sales Report November 28
Today's transactions total 870 571 shares with details of shares sold and the opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for the day and the prior close. The report lists per security the volume and price movement across session milestones.
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New York
New York Financials Shows Weak Market Amid Losses
Money on call ease with rates around 7 percent, mercantile paper at 6 8, bar silver 0.5, dull steady exchange. Government and railroad bonds weak. Canada Southern and Lackawanna lead declines, St Paul and Union Pacific down about 7 percent. By 2 p.m. market quieted and rallied marginally.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Starling Exchange
Canada Southern
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Financial market notes from London early trading
Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 40 percent, Erie 5012, Illinois Central 12014, Mexican ordinary 45 3 4 cents, St Paul common 7942, New York Central 112, Pennsylvania 5655, Reading 3d. Wigs 1 30 p. m. Varis advices quote 4 percent fronts at 81 87. The rate for open market short and three months bills is 1 16.
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San Diego
Osceola
Quincy
T&s
Loo
Summit Branch
Rutland Oes
Union Pacific
T&s Fcolitr
Ei CO
H & C Bs
O& Lceon
LamsonSs
Ainuskeage
French Bay
Newport
Uo Hhett
West Ind
Catalpa
Franklin, Bo
Hibbinyg
Air B
Cheshire
Ches
Ohio
Ees KC
Spr & MM
Seer
Nyv&ne
T.ie
Ae C
BL & Q
Pulinan
Col
H. Y
del. & H
del. & L
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Esate Eeekh
Boston Stock Exchange
Erie LL
BG Diels Sa
Bonanza Development
Fort Wayne Steven
Aspinwall
Lake Shore
Boston
Jy Tha
Long Island
Lou
N. A
West End
Man
Geach
Nev
Soy Atchison Lst
Vie Ae
Central
Athiantie & Pac. Inc
L. 5
Se So Cal
Southern
Eee
Fe Minn
St. Li
Chi
Kan
West
Welsstad
Vila L. Rook & Fr
Olio
Central Ls
Nash
J. Cent
S. Pac
Pacific
N. E
Ni Wy & No. Gs
Hy Pa & He. Ki
Northwest
Oregon
Lust
Noe & St. J
L. Charmavef
Ark
Vouley
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Ohio & Miss
South Kansas
Oregon ‘Trans
Santa Ie
Goms
Pittsburg
Atlantic & Pacifie
Boston & Albany
Rich. & al
Loston & Lowell
Rt & Pp
Ers
Roch. & Pitts
Boston & Maine
Providence Stock Island
Chis
Burl
Quinney
wAlifornia Southern
Aly
Reeves
St. Paul
Cleveland
St.2
M.& Moar
SEDI
Levyeland
Canton
Thy
St. P
Pere Mara
Texas
Flint & Pere
U. Pacific
Utica
B.R
N. Fi
Ae J & B
LIA
G Ogdens' Re
Lake Chi
Old Colony
Rutiind
Eeewe
Ntland Pre
Orevon Lin
Bile Aim
AG Pacific Mall
oShe Union Pacifie
W. Union
Bile Miscellantous
COR
Lainson Store
Pullman Palace
N. W. Dev
Rt. G
Ljéy
Bd & R. Ge
Ihde
Oe Dd
RG. W. Mm
F & Pr
Ll & Wi
Brunswick Gold Mining
L.go
Abe
Oriental and Miller Mining
Eric Seconds
Pewabie Mining
Stormont Mining
Lsts
Dan.d
Lin
Winthrop Mining
Dunkin Mining
Lowy
M Ki & Tig
Branklin Mining
Gals Rex RK
Rappahannock Mining
Sewere Mul Union Gs
LO Lly Nes
Osceola Mimi
U. Pac
Gurney Mining
N. W
UW. Shore
Bowmnn
Uxpresa
Hooston
San Diego Land
iWells Fargo
Ais American
East
Houston Land
Ate
Hur
Amadot
Joan Till
Athisutie & Pac
I Mono
N & DB
Brunswick
Ontario
Simnul Broweh
Biel
Hiale
Nor
Allonez
Los Or
G. C
Trou
Arnold
Bonanza
Bowman
Oursouth
Stormont
Bruna
Italpa
Lee
Crescent
Mass. L
Mesnard
London
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Varis
Cambridge Druggist Convicted for Liquor Nuisance
Edward Thorndike, a Cambridge druggist, was convicted in district court for maintaining liquor nuisances. Fourteen sales were charged. Thorndike testified he made three, with his clerks handling the rest. He argued a license-law misunderstanding but was fined 50 and costs.
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Cambridge
Edward Thorndike
Thorndike
Chief of Police
Wits
Clarence Pullen to Speak on The City of Mexico
The Hon. Clarence Pullen will deliver an illustrated lecture on The City of Mexico tomorrow evening at Lasell Seminary Auburndale.
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Clarence Pullen
Lasell
City of
Mexico
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Railway commissions discussed and stockholders meet
A Bangor despatch details 1886 actions to form a court of railway commissioners to settle disputes, regulate traffic and rates, and govern track construction. It notes a sub committee studying US interstate laws and Massachusetts claims, plus Providence Warren Bristol Railroad stockholders meeting with new officers and directors.
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Bangor
Dominion
Alexander T. Galt
Collingwood Schiester
George Maberly
E. R. Burpee
New Brunswick Railroad
Thomas E. Kinner
Canada
Messrs. Burpee and
Maberly
United States
Boards of Railroad Commissioners
Burpee
Montreal
Massachusetts
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Providence, Warren & Bristol Railroad Company
Henry A. Whiney
B. B. Torrey
T. R. J. Goddard
William P. Robeson
Royal C. Taft
Henry A. Whitney
William
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Major Trade Lists
A long list of boot and shoe buyers and firms across the United States is noted, including Grailing of Gramling Spanking Co in Atlanta and Adler of Cohen Adler Co in Chicago. The passage also mentions church pastor Rev Henry I Lane of Worcester resigning after five years, with past roles in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Atlanta, Ga
John R Grailing
Gramling, Spanking & Co
Burlington
H A Brown
T W Bardydt & Co
Tre
Baltimore
M Daniel
R Janderl & Co
G Rogers
Brooks, Rogers & Co
If Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
Chicago
EP Dodge
T Helos
Dodge & Palmer
Henry I. Lane
Menasant Street Baptists
Worcester
Lane
Brown University
Newton Theological Seminary
Third Massachusetts Cavalry
N. B P. Banks
Louisiana
Boston
Lawrence
Portsmouth
N. H
Malone
Commercial Market Notes From A Winter Day
Dried fruits unchanged while canned goods hold firm. Flour and rye show steady levels with malt unchanged. Oats and oatmeal quiet, potatoes and sweet potatoes moving, poultry easy, and beef steady. Lambs dull and plentiful with veal in moderate demand. Butter cheese hees and tallow steady. Raw sugars molasses and grass seed steady with hay fair demand and straw unchanged.
Canned Goods Market Holds Steady Amid Tight Supplies
The canned goods market shows no major changes with tight supply and firm prices. Gallon apples fetch top prices for best packers while dried fruits remain firm with upward price pressure. mackerel receipts are light but prices stay strong, and currants from Patras show continued strength as Trieste shipments rise.
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New York
Baltimore
West
Southwest
Trieste
Germany
Finme
Patras
America
Trpitert
Athens
California
Ohio
Michigan
Delaware
Malaga
London
Valdincia
Valencia
Muscat
Government crop report notes November condition by state
The November government crop report shows overall small production with regional variation. New England states report higher condition indices while Gulf states show lower yields. Ohio orchards lagged, declines from June to September, with Michigan around 67 percent and several states near single figures.
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Ap Yes Aus
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Carolinas
Gulf States
Sears
Mississippi
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
Regis Ot Tve
Potatoes Show Severe Crop Loss and Rising Prices Across Regions
Crop reports indicate disaster from planting through the season with August records the lowest yet. Nebraska shows demand from California and the Territories, while Dakota reports a larger crop than average. National yield around fifty six bushels per acre, total near 134 million bushels amid frost damage in Michigan Illinois Wisconsin. Prices rise as seed storage concerns grow with limited next year seed.
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Ieee
Nebras
California
Territories
Dakota
Michigan
Ilinois
Wiscons
Dye County
Tenn
Nicholas
Les
Gidea
Market Reports Flour and Grain November 28
Flour and grain markets show steady prices with firm mills and quiet baring. Wheat and corn demand remains steady while oats ease slightly yet stay steady with range quotes and extensive future contracts recorded. Prices for flour, cornmeal, rye and barley are listed with various grades and futures activity noted.
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cSose
Chicago
Oort
Michigan
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Eastern
No notable changes in dairy and produce markets
Butter prices remain firm with Western creameries at 28 to 29 cents, cheese and eggs steady though lower grades weaker, potatoes in good demand and beans and poultry holding firm. Receipts large and trade quiet across butter cheese eggs and poultry with steady to unchanged pricing.
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New York
Vermont
Vermont Dairy
Song
Northern Choice
Ohio
Galle
Nalse
New Hampshire
Dhoi
Canada
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
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Bostosx
Choice
National Bank
City of Cleveland
Messrs. C. H. Venner & Co
Sterling Exchange
Reichsmarks
Messrs. J. & W. Seligman & Co
Wov
P.c
Central Massachusetts
Delaware & Judson Canal Company
Rutland Railroad
Fitchburg
Central Vermont
Central Pacific
Pacific Mail
Rutland
Delaware & Hudson
Traveller
Umerald
Gossond& Maine
Clements
Yeal
New England
Foxe
Albany
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Post
Young
Gaston Way
Lamson
Bears
United States Service Company
Lamson Company
Lamson Treasury
United States Company
Feay
Calumet & Heela
Tamarack
Franklin
Atlantic
Cablegram
London Economist
Rio Tinto
Devonshire Street
Nassau ST
Philadelphia
Exchange Place
Telephone
C.H. Venner & CO
Succanges
Congress Street
New
York Stocks
Rational Stock Exchange
Joseph Cleary
Mass
Beyorkr Gcalls
Ahghest
Amoskeay
Lamson SS
Au Wheayn
Arey Bly
West Enu
Eeeane
Rs Cares
Ss Piet
Yarmarack
Pisa
NY One
T&s F
A&p
KW & W
Buty Am Bell
Campobello
Sun Jotwo
Oye West
Dobgo
Branklin
NY &Ne
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Union Pieifie
Thadnos
Vt Gs
C & Spr
Rutland Gs
Aw Bell Tel
Boson
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Cal
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Mononee
Host
Bedie
North Belle Isle
Ophir
Savage
Crown Point
S . Bi
S . Bi Comnonwerlth
Sierra Novia
Bureks
Union
Gould & Onie
Bod Haie
Sore Roas
Mexiuad
Wilson W. Yay & Co
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Lord Acoustic
Jo Gray
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Oecanu Steamship Berth
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Troy & Hoston Railroad Company
Fitchburg Road
Southern Vermont Railroad Company
Troy & Greenfield
Troy & Boston
Commonwealth
Southern Vermont Railroad
State of
Daniel A. Gleason
Gleason
A. W. Beard
Beard
Fitchburg Company
Portland & Ogdensburg
United States Circuit Court
Portamouth
N. J
Crvosr
Ost SR Ori
Dallas
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Navy
Wabash & Western
Goldsmith of
Rosenthal
Goldsmith & Ad
Pigasgo
Hills of
Boggett
Bassett & Hills Co
Cincinnati
Sachs
The
Spells Shoe Manufacturing Co
Laws
Iilee Co
Simpkinson
J & A Sitipkinson & Co
Clevelannd
Childa
Childs, Groff & Co
Denver
D— H Pionsky
Datler Bros
Dirbique
Mikinsden
Large & Amsden
Duondues
Louisville
Kye
Willimia Rosenberg
Rosenverg, Flexier & Co
Lowisville
Yet
Diranmoan
Fouteville
Aowets
Litre & Owen
Minnespolis
Minn
Kilvourne
Kilbourne Bae
Ads
Vittsburg
C MefDougall
Secet & Cn
Hichmond
Frank
Southern Shoe
Nants
Rome
KG Clark & Co
Cohn, Nickelshburg & Co
San Brancisco
Rosenstock
Rosenstock & Co
Vrancisco
J Cahn
Porter, Slessenger
Congress Square
Quincy House
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