Money Market Outlook Sees Gold Exports Rising and Stocks Dip
The report notes heavier bank reserve requirements and a weak market as banks lose cash this week. Gold exports total 5.51 million with routine subtreasury moves and a $500,000 transfer to Chicago. Interior transfers show small net gains for New York while foreign obligations hint at outgoing gold next week. March disbursements are projected high at about 67 million, prompting cautious selling and narrow bond activity with par-value sales around 3.29 million.
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Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis Street railway bonds and preferred stock are listed with rates. Commercial paper in Indianapolis at 4%4 to 6% for time loans. total clearings and balances across major markets show volatility with New York call money steady around 2 to 3 percent.
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Chicago
New York Exchange
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Cincinnati
Financial rates and exchange notes from London Paris and New York
London money and discount rates feature 2 percent, 3 percent, and 242 percent figures with consol values and Spanish bonds noted amid exchange data. Paris reports three percent treasuries and London checks exchange, while New York shows bar silver and Mexican dollar quotes. Washington Treasury Statement lists cash balance and gold reserve details.
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Paris
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Treasury
Live stock prices at Indianapolis market February report
Fat cattle active and firm with steady to strong prices. Hogs 5 cents higher with prompt demand and firm liquidation. Sheep and lambs show steady demand as receipts trend higher. lambs 6.45 to 6.90, sheep 2.50 to 4.75, bucks 2.00 to 3.75. Receipts: cattle 90 head plus 300 shipments. hogs 4,500 with 1,400 shipments. sheep 20 receipts and 150 shipments. Union Stockyards Indianapolis. February 28.
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Interstate Stockyards Report Mixed Cattle and Hog Markets
Cattle receipts light at Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis Feb 28 with improved demand and firm to higher prices driven by strong local dealer interest. Good fat cows and heifers best, top steers around 6.50, hog market active, top hogs $6.05, lambs and sheep steady to strong with prime stock in demand.
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Polish Up Railway Men Chicago & Northwestern Rules Begin
The Chicago & Northwestern unveils a refined rules code to trainmen. Terms shift from common railway jargon to university English with new labels for signals routes and staff roles. By April 1 engineers will be enginemen and sidetracked becomes this train is on an secrecy waiting for a train of superior right to pass.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Northwestern
Grains Rally Amid Weather. May Wheat and Corn Lead Gains
Grain markets rose as weather worried traders. May wheat and corn advanced while oats and provisions added strength. Bulls controlled sentiment with heavy rains in the West and good commission demand supporting prices. receipts remained modest and cash markets showed mixed signals.
Grain Markets Rally As Weather Cites Support In New York
In New York on February 28 a steady to firm tone emerged across grains and foods. Wheat drifted with early weakness giving way to modest gains on higher coarse grains amid favorable weather. Corn opened steady and finished with a net advance while oats, rye, and fats like lard and coffee showed subdued to firmer moves.
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Trade in General Prices at St Louis and Louisville Markets
Market notes from St Louis and Louisville report mixed commodity prices for February. Grains show wheat No 2 red steady, corn higher, oats up, and rye firm. pork and lard rise with salted meats steady. hay and whisky hold. Cotton ties and twine quiet. flour and grain receipts listed. various bean and clover prices included.
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Manitoba
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Food market and grain prices across multiple cities
The report lists diverse commodity prices by city including Baltimore and overseas markets. It covers lettuce cabbage peppers flour wheat oats rye sugar and lard with bid and ask levels, spot and futures figures, and regional nuances from Baltimore to Milwaukee and Duluth.
Butter Eggs and Cheese Markets Across Cities
New York reports firm butter receipts 2 196 packages with steady to firm tone on dairy and creamery lots. eggs at 2715 packages and higher in some regions. Philadelphia notes lower butter and higher eggs, cheese firm across New York and Ohio. Baltimore shows firm butter and eggs, Chicago softens butter with firm cheese, Kansas City and Cincinnati report mixed egg trends, St Louis milk products steady, Boston wool market quiet with wool stock data, Louisville poultry prices and New York poultry mixed, New Orleans cotton and market summaries follow trends with regional price notes.
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Fragmented Atlantic Rosin Markets Report Summary
Wilmington and city market notes show rosin firming at $1.25 to $1.20 OM. Credit balances and certificates reported in City notes with shipments and balances, while Montpelier reports crude steady at North Lima and South Lima. Charleston notes rosins unchanged amid scattered market details and typographical errors.
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Market Report Shows Shifts in Cotton Goods and Metals
New York reports a change in general sea prices for cotton goods with less demand for prints and cloths while burlaps remain dull. St Louis notes metals steady including lead at 4.07 and spelter strong at 4.12 to 4.15, with gray lead around 4.07.
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Prince Henry and Grant World Tour: A European Welcome
The 1877 world tour of General Ulysses S. Grant and his wife and son Fred is recounted as they were hosted by mayors, monarchs, and dignitaries across Europe and Africa. The narrative notes lavish honors from Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and beyond, highlighting respect for the American visitor and his status at home.
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Senatorial Antithesia Prompts Refusal of Hospitality
A South Carolina senator elects to refuse an invitation hosted by a Boston gentleman. The exchange questions whether civility demands a formal treatise on society as the guest declines the offer and the host contemplates proper decorum within colonial era norms.
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