Money market steadiness in Boston financial notes
The Boston money market shows a steady tone with Clearing House rates at 4 to 5 percent, general loans quoted from 4% to 6% and collateral calls at 3 to 4 percent. Reports on national banks, exchange totals, and Clearing House governance updates accompany a broad survey of securities, bonds, and notable stock movements.
Banks declare semi annual dividends across several towns
The Middleboro Savings Bank and Chelsea Savings Bank announce a 2 percent semi annual dividend. The National State Capital Bank in Concord New Hampshire declares a 5 percent dividend. The First National Bank in Marlboro declares a 2 percent dividend. The Spencer National Bank declares a 3 percent dividend.
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Middleboro Savings Bank
Chelsea Savings Bank
National State Capital Bank
Concord
N. H
First National Bank
Marlboro
Spencer National Bank
New York Financial Market Summary for Oct 2
Money on call remained stringent with offered rates near 3 percent. Sterling exchange quiet yet weak with bills around 4.8244 to 4.8714. Government and railroad bonds dull but steady. Stock market opened higher but drifted, New England fell to 48, then partially recovered. Money market tight at first, eased to 3 percent by close. Bulk of activity centered on Atchison Reading and L&N with Belmon t gold export news checking buying.
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Market Summary of Rail and Currency Rates
London reports Atlantic and Great Western firsts 3548 Canadian Pacific 7158 Mine 3044 Illinois Central 120% Mexican ordinary 4942 St Paul common 7458 New York Central 110% Pennsylvania 66142 Mexican Central news 68% rate of discount in open market for short and three months bills 44%2.4 percent.
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Mexican Central News
Boston Merchants Discuss Congress Plans and Postal Requests
At Young's Hotel the Boston Merchants Association held a board meeting led by President Jonathan A. Lane. They endorsed a conference of American nations, regular port communications, subsidies for service, and arbitration plans. They urged continued postal facilities including direct foreign mail in closed bags to Norway, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal. New members H. S. Hyde and A. B. Sanford were admitted. next meeting is the first Wednesday in November.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate Brain and Nerve Food Ad
An old advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a brain and nerve food aimed at lecturers teachers students clergymen lawyers and brain workers, promising enhanced mental stamina and clarity.
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Market Tones Mixed as Commodities Hold Steady Across Goods
Commodity notes show varied activity with leather firm, boots steady, hides quiet, flour steady, corn firmer, oats quiet, rye dull, malt dull, hops quiet, butter firm, oleomargarine unchanged, cheese strong, eggs higher, beans steady, potatoes in good demand, poultry steady, hay unchanged, straw dull, truck not very active, apples dull, oranges nominal, lemons firm, pork steady, lard active, hogs steady, corned beef dull, fresh beef steady, mutton lower, lambs dull, veals easy, tallow slow, molasses quiet, sugar steady.
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India
Print Cloth Market Slows in Fall River Trade
Fall River reports a dull print cloth market with spots and futures at 35 cents. Demand is weak for regular goods while odd lots show fair demand, though holders resist offered prices.
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Fallriver
Wool sales in London see strong demand for merino grease
London Oct 2 large attendance at wool sales. total offerings 13,764 bales with active competition, especially for New Zealand merino greasy. Good merinos advance. United States purchases small. Attendance and values steady across classes, with continued need for supplies and strong home buying activity.}
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Wheat and corn futures drift as quiet option market today
The Chicago wheat market shows small fluctuations and light trade with steady to lower prices. Receipts moderate. forecasts suggest fewer arrivals tomorrow. Corn holds firm on light receipts while hogs remain abundant. lard and ribs ease. January pork steady amid mixed futures from Minneapolis, St Louis and New York reports.
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Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
United Kingdom
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Ing
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Mievers
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Northern
St Louis
New York
City Horse Market Trade Light for Fresh Arrivals
Fresh arrivals are scarce with light trade while used pleasure horses go to auction at high bids. Moses Colman & Son report trade as fair, about 60 head sold last week. Isburgh & Co note 105 head sold last Saturday, largest week in September for years. Prices for pairs reach $450 to $550, singles $40 to $200. Nina the pacing horse sold for $700 to James Hanley of Providence. Upcoming week promises another fast sale with mixed stock at various prices.
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Portland
Thomas A. Edison
North American Phonograph Company
Edison Phonograph
Edison Phonograph Toy Manufacturing Company
Mr. Edison
Edgar 8. Allien
Europe
Allien
France
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United States
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Oris E. Weld
R. M. FreLp
Lowell C. Briggs
W. W. Jacques
Moses Colman & Son
Isburgh & Co
Wallker’s Bazaar
Nina
James Hanley
Providence
Kri
Eham & Co
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
C H&e Snow
4 per Cent and 50 per Cent P. Iowa Division Bonds 1919
Proposals to sell C B Q R R Iowa Division bonds for sinking fund use due October 1 1919 will be received until October 17 1889 at 12 m The bonds are 4 per cent and 5 per cent and the maximum price is par and accrued interest for 4 per cent bonds and 105 and accrued interest for 5 per cent bonds E Pratt Assistant Treasurer Boston October 1 1889.
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The Boot and Shoe Trade Detail Report
A midweek market summary notes continued movement in boots and shoes with more buyers on hand. Spring goods orders rise as salesmen report strong road trade and regional distributors in the West and South struggle to keep up with demand. fall orders duplicate, prices remain firm and steady.
Hide Market Shows Steady Prices Across Hides and Skins
The hide market shows little demand improvement and flat prices. Rio Grande and River Platte kips sold around 9 1 2 c, with 10,000 River hides last at 9 72 c. Rio Grande cargoes of 15,611 dry hides unsold, Western buff hides bring 5 4 6 2 c, Southern dry 7 4 2 8 c, green salted 3 2 4 4 c, New England dull with nominal prices, tanned skins brisk with small stock and firm prices.
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New England
India Rubber Trade Market Heats Up Amid Strong Demand
The india rubber market remains firm with higher prices as the steamer Finance brings 325000 pounds, all for manufacturers. Para rubber sees active demand with new fine Para selling at 68 68 1/2 cents and old at 71 72 cents, coarse new Para at 44 cents and old at 48 49 cents.
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India
Para
Flour and Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Domestic flour quotations for wholesale and jobbing markets show steady levels with a softening demand. Carload receipts include 107 cars across mixed corn oats rye and corn varieties, with flour receipts totaling 3,925 barrels and 7,330 sacks, compared to last year’s 6,585 barrels and 10,000 sacks. Prices span fine to patent grades from 2.25 to 6.60 per unit, including Minnesota and Wisconsin lines and export FOB figures for Canada and export grades.
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Wisconsin
Canada Superior
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