The Money Market Steady with Rates Firming and Bank Balances
The money market shows steadiness with a tendency to stiffen. Loans on call with collateral sold up to 5 and 6 percent, prime paper unchanged in a 4 to 6 percent range. Bank clearing balances near 4 to 54 percent, New York funds discounted, and gross exchanges totaling millions. Government securities firmer with varied yields. Washington reports suspended bond calls for now to protect treasury balance. Stock market remains active amid bullish sentiment, with notable moves in Atchison, Chicago & Quincy, and New York & New England amid broader trading. A wave of insider speculation and corporate shifts is noted, including leadership changes and agency reorganizations at several rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostox
New York
Washington
Treasury
Boston
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleveland & Canton
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Central Massachusetts
Mexican Central
New England
Boston Land
Columbus
Springfield
Cincinnati
Y3s
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
California Southern Securities
San Diego
St. Mexican Central
Barlow
Jackson
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Sandusky & Cleveland
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Wisconsin Central
Summit Branch
Albert N. Parlin
Ohio
Boston & Lowell
Worcester
Nashua & Rochester
Eastern
Euston & Maine
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Vermont & Massachusetts
South Boston
Senora
Atchison Trust
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Oregon Short Line
Fort Scott & Gulf
Consolidated Vermont
Ogdensburg
New York & New England
St. Louis Cable & Western Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Oregon
Sage-Gould-Field Arty
New York Graphic
New York Financial Review
Cyrus W. Field
New York & New Cep Sera Securities
Massachusetts
Field
Northampton
Massachusetts Railroad
New York financial market closes strong amid broad gains
New York on Oct 13 reports Morey on call 9, prices firm after 2:15 rally. Manhattan leads advance with 10% rise. Lake Shore New York Central and Omaha also strong. Railroad bonds steady. government issues dull. Trading volume 524,704 shares with notable gains in Canada Southern, Kentucky Texas, Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific and Reading among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morey
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Manhattan
Massachusetts Central
Northwestern
New England
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Nickel Plate
Atlantic & Pacific
Erie
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Hocking Valley
Morris & Fasex
Utah Southern General
Missouri Pacific
Shenandoah Valley
General Gs
Toledo, Peoria & Western Trust
Wabash
Northwest
Ont. & Western
Pace
Peoria
Bree
St. Paul
Omaha
Ponds Pac
Western Union
Wadi Sh
Weathered market notes with steady farm goods and staples
Commercial matters show oats, rye, flour and meal quiet or steady. Butter and cheese firm. Beans apples and hay hold at existing quotations. Livestock demand remains healthy for pork lard beef and poultry. Cotton remains quiet. Sugar unchanged and molasses quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Western
Lo@ite
Lag Lse
Ldaldteec
Lltsaldve
Nova Scotia
Vermont
Hebrons
Baltimore
Review of the Boston Market Week Ending Oct 13 18386
Review of the Boston Market notes steady to firm prices across flour, grains, and provisions with widespread demand for beef cattle and sheep. Western and Michigan flour and patent varieties show modest activity. cheese, butter, and nuts hold steady. Cattle, veal, and sheep movements remain brisk at Union and Watertown yards, with export trade showing cautious sentiment toward Liverpool and Glasgow shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltec
Tazbeec
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Seftor
Manila
Shert
Entre Rios
Rio Grande
Ponce
de Mayacuez
Elaine
Newfoundland
Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
California
Eastern
Maine
Vermont
N Jame
Combs & Farrar
N K Campbell
A Williamson
AA Pond
C P Burke
F Kimball
Hastings
O Turner
W Rocker
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Scolians
L Morse
D. Shirley
Charles Michaels
Alissouri
Lowa
P H Dardis
Canada
J F Thompson
D&c A Powers
Balarce
Indiana
L M Mernng
Illinois
Graugh
Tue Lowa
Hathaway
Monroe
Hibernian
Virginian
Cold River
Union Market
Bee
S B Jones
EL F Gilbert
EB B Adden
Abdrich & Johnson
W Fsher
B Hurlbert
E Smith
Combs and
Farrar
W Seok
Libby & Merrill
F M Rogers
CH Merrill
Watertown
New England
California mining stocks close in San Francisco
The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on October 13 show values for several issues including Mount Diablo and Eureka Con with varied gains and losses. Traders monitored improvements in some listings while others declined, reflecting market sentiment in the mining sector today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Bylwer Cca
Momo
Todie
Mount Diablo
Calg
Vaiv
Savare
Weereces & Hureka
Foreign Financial Markets Summary
London on Oct 18 Consols quoted at 100 13 16 for money and 100 3 4 for account. U S bonds at 48 1 8, Atlantic & Great Western firsts 52 1/2, Canada Pacific 73, Erie 36, Illinois Central 137 3/4, Mexican 55 1/4, New York Central 115 1/2 ex dividend, Reading 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell
Lin Coi
Spr & Cin
C& East
Fitchburg
IF &S
Ny&ne
Col
Boston
Union Pacific
LOO Ee
Wisconsin Central
GOD
Cocess
Vt & Mass
Wor
N & Roch Og
At & Pac
Lee
C.B& N
Allonez
Franklin
Boston Land
Maverick Land
Bell Pet
A&p
B& Lowell
Col. Sp & Cin
Chey Gantsa
East Mmn Oe
Noe Nes
Union Vpaec
New
Englel
Kranklin
Napa
Quincey
Osceola
B&a
Cambridge
Cc & East Il
Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Erie
Aspinnail Land
Brookline
San Diego
Eee
Boston Water Power
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
S Eastern Railroad
Mexican Central
Central of
San
Cleveland
Flint
Pere Mara
Iowa Falls
S. City
Hough
New York
New Ene
S & Lake Champ
Old Colony
Chign Pachc
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza
Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Tamarack
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Illlinois Central
New York Central
Business Troubles Prompt Multiple Filings of Assignment
S G B Cook and Co hardware Baltimore has assigned. B P Dunford and Co boots and shoes Columbus has assigned. The Telagenent Conn sash and blind manufacturing made an assignment for creditors. D Cowan and Co Lewiston Missouri creditors meet and put affairs in hands of assignee John Y Scruton. Cowan and Pierce to run woollen operations likely resuming. Liabilities reported around 96000 dollars with unknown official figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. B. Cook & Co
Hardware
Baltimore
B. P. Dunford & Co
Boots and Shoes
Columbus
Telagenent
Sash and Blind Manufacturing Company
D. Cowan & Co
Lewiston
John Y. Scruton
Cowan
Pierce
Notice to Bill Posters General Order Issued by Police
Police commissioners issue an amended city ordinance prohibiting posting and painting notices on posts walls fences or buildings without prior consent of the owner. The superintendent of police will promulgate this order and enforce the rule across the city.
Coal and coffee markets show mixed demand and steady prices
Anthracite shipments remain active to fill earlier orders while Cumberland and Clearfield enjoy better demand. gas coals and Culm selling with higher freights. Coffee markets steady with Rio, Central American, and West Indian grades in fair demand. Mocha to Jamaica and other varieties quoted with stable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Clearfield
Nova Scotia
Java
Ila
Maracaibo
Jamaica
Lse
St Domingo
Sicily
Gambier
Alexandria
Hake
Prince Edward Island
Malaga
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Liverpool Cables Report on Apple Prices and Demand
Cables from Liverpool today show Baldwins at 13s with 1a 3s, Hubbards at 12 pounds, Greenings at 10s 128d, Blue Pearmain at 12 al 4s. Moony apples are landing late and bruising demand as dealers suffer losses on poor storage fruit. Prices fall to encourage consumption. In Glasgow Baldwins fetch 14 15s with solid demand for sound fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Baldwins
Hubbardstons
Greenings
Erier
Glasgow
The Cattle Market Prices and Totals for the Week
The report lists car counts by rail line with totals 537. Beef prices show a range from 650 to 775 dollars for various qualities followed by store cattle values including oxen cows calves yearlings and young stock. Hides tallow skins and sheep values are given with multiple grades and regional notes. Remarks state hog supply reaching a season high with 20 152 head booked for the week reflecting western origin and Western hogs in the Brighton market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Monroe
JS Henry
Breck & Wood
A Williamson
J D Hosmer
JC Libby & Son
C H Merrill
F H Coolidge & Son
Maine
G W Littlefield
Towne & Co
S R Raymond
Stranger
George Maxfield Guo
J H Fogg
Burleigh & Bodwell
F M Rogers
Libby & Merrill
H M White
J C
Libby & Son
H Merrill
Arnold & Co
H Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
R Merrison
J B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
Dow & Moulton
E F Adden
H A Wilcox
S H Jared
F S Kimball
M G@ Flanders
S A_ Cleaveland
B S Hastings
J Carroll
L W Tinker
A O Turner
W Ricker
G P Flack & Son
B Hurthbert
E Smith
O C Robinson
W Fisher
W Scollans
Canada
H Jones
S Howes
F Pinsonneanit
J N Morse
Hastings
J C Marshall
Western States
J A Hathaway
Hollis & Co
Farrell & McFlynn
G A Sawyer
Boston
Vassalboro
H Bird & Co
H B White
Sige
Tr B White
H Merril
Kimball
Turner
Meley
Jarrow
Aldrich & Johnson Gold & Veals
Los
CH Merrill
N. B
Boston & Albany Railroad
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Money Market
The
Journal
New York & New Haven
American Bell
Boston Land Company
Calumet & Heela
New York Commercial Bulletin
Arizona
Old Dominion
Basset, Whitney & Co
Devonshire Street
Stock Exchanges
C. H. Venner & CO
Congress Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
City OF
Blake Brothers
State Street
Joston
R. W
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
Brokers’ Board
GOO SG
Cal So, Inc
Os IB Co Sien
Te&sf
A& PF
Bos & Aib Richts
BC S&sr
Fai Sp
C.be&n
Sp & Cinc
NY &Ni
Cen Inc
O& LC Inc
Q Son
Bell
Erie Tel
Ee Ee
NEE Tel
San Diego Land
Alionez
Biddeford
Zanesville
St. Louis
Ft. Scott, S. E. & Memp
Red Hill RR
See Mort
Consol
RR of Vermont
Retland
Mort
Old Colony RR
Old Colony Railroad
Sand. & Clevel
City
Scott & Gulf
Essex Railroad
Duliman Palace
Central Jews Eyerype
Reading
Central Pacific
Rich & Allegheny
Rich & Danville
Ches & Ohio
Rich & W Point
Roch & Pittsburg
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
St Louis & San Fran
Bur
Cleve & Columbus
St Paul
East Tenn New
L & Pac
Wells
Illinois Central
Cold Valley
Bloom & Weat
Kansas & Texas
Utica
Black River
Tenn Coal & Iron
Long Island
NY & N
England
Loris & Nash Wise Race
Louis & N
Albany
Manhattan Keach
Coun
Manhattan Ele
Memphis & Ch’ston
Conn
Pacific
Eck Ee
den & RG
Ann & SL
Esse Res
den & RG West
den & So P & YP
Mobile & Ohio
Norris & Blssex
Nashville & Chatt
Central
Norfolk & West
Northwestern Con
NY Central
L. Do
Tex Pacrg
Ohio & Massissioni
Union Pacific Firsts
West Shore Eee
Colorado Coal
Ontario
Cala
Bulwer
North Belle Isle
National Bank
Eevee Ee Ee
Mechanics’ National Bank Eee
Tremont National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Vreeman’s National Bank
Mount Vernon National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Eliot National Bank
Boston National Bank
Brookline National Bank
First National Bank
Woburn
Newton National Bank
Newton
Falls & Conway RR
Fitchburg Railroad
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Wisconsin Central RR
Clie & Ee
National Tube Works
Merchants’ National Bank
Old Boston National Ban People’s National Bank
Roxbury
Vee Ewreere Io ” Central National Bank
Third National Bank Walker, Pratt Mig. Co
Continental Mills
Lowell Breachery
Cleyv
Canton RR
Cambridge Horse RR
Metropolitan Horse RR
Boston Wharf Co
Roxbury Gaslight Co Oeveteene
Brookline Electric Light
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Oakland Garden Association
Ane
Foundry Stupply Co i
Maiden & Elrose Gaslight Co
Town of Winthrop
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Brookline Lands
Crescent
Bowman
Bonis
Mesnard
Review OF the Boston Market
Gray Forge
Simall
Libby & Co
FH Cooldge
J B Fargent
Alerich G Johnson
EF Adden
Moulton & Co
Foreign Financial Markets
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Hampshire
Sheen
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