Bonds Closing Aug 10 Aug 9 Market Tad Mixed Prices
Bond listings show mixed closes for August 9 and 10 with various issues including Canadian, Erie, Illinois, and Texas securities. Prices range around 103 to 125 with several notes at 114 to 116. Market summaries indicate typical fluctuations for government and corporate issues across multiple issuers and maturities.
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Cen. P. Ists
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Erie
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Money Market Report Buoyant Yet Steady in Boston
Boston closes a steady week with unchanged discount rates from 3 to 6 percent on call and time loans. Mercantile paper discounts rise to 5 to 6 percent. New York funds show minor discounts. Clearing House totals reach 12.3 million dollars for the day and 77.1 million for the week. Bond and stock markets remain mixed with Atchison gains and caution in Boston shares.
Railroad Stocks and Beech Creek Purchase Headlines
A stockholders meeting in Springfield Ohio is called for Aug 30 to approve increasing common stock to 5.5 million and a new 2.8 million mortgage at 4 percent. In Bellefonte, Vanderbilt buys Beech Creek railroad stock for 40 and 20 dollars a share, with major cash and bond transfers. Kansas City reports Rock Island chief defends service goals against Alton critique, citing fair treatment and rates. Curiaco notes grain rate rises due to a river crib blocking passage in the Washington street tunnel.
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Wall Street News
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6 percent bonds with stock bonus offered by Winner Investment
The Winner Investment Company offers 6 percent bonds with a 50 percent stock bonus in an apparently safe investment. Capital is listed at 500,000 with a surplus of 715,938.45. The offer promotes guaranteed interest and an unusual opportunity for investors seeking steady income.
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Winner Investment Company
Oregon Improvement Company Declares 3 Percent Dividend
The Oregon Improvement Company declared a 3 percent dividend on its preferred stock payable September 3 to stockholders of record on August 20. Transfer books close August 20 and reopen September 3.
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Oregon Improvement Company
New York Financial Market Report Aug 10
Money on call easy with all loans at 8 percent closing offered. Prime mercantile paper steady at 4 6 percent. Bar silver 92 44. Sterling at 4.8442 for sixty days and 4.8744 for demand. posted 4.85 to 4.88. Government and railroad bonds dull and steady. Stock market dull but firm. Sugar Trust and Wabash preferred advance early, Oregon Navigation up 2 percent later, rest flat. Sugar Trust fell after pool action. C C and St. Louis and Chesapeake & Ohio quiet. Bond sales week $7,181,000.
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Florina
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Atchison
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Sugar Trust
Wabash
Oregon Navigation
Burlington
Northern Pacific Preferred
St. Paul
St. Louis
Chesapeake & Ohio
London and Berlin Financial Roundup August 10
Foreign financial reports list Consols at 981 16 for one and 983 16 for account. Atlantic and Western seconds at 5 percent. Canadian Pacific 6144. Erie 27 . Erie seconds 105 . Illinois Central 12142. St Paul common 74. New York Central 1094. Money 2.2 percent. Bank of England bullion today £19000. Berlin: Imperial Bank of Germany reports an 8,420,000 mark decline in specie.
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Commercial Market Summary of Prices and Demand
Iron is strong and steel rails quiet while lead remains firm. Flour and cornmeal hold steady and oats slow. Rye dull and millfeed very dull. Butter and eggs improve, cheese unchanged, poultry not very active. Potatoes firm, pork firm, lard in fair demand, hogs steady, fresh beef firm, mutton and lambs quiet, tallow easy, sugars lower and molasses quiet. California fruits active and other fruits steady as listed.
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Print Cloth Market Report from Fall River and Providence
Fall River market shows production and deliveries at 180000 pieces with a stock of 7000 and sales of 238600 at 3% sc for 64x64s and 60x56s, market firm. Providence closes slightly lower at 3% sc for 64 squares spots and futures from Oct to Jan, with 160000 pieces 64s and 8000 pieces 56x60s in stock.
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August crop report shows corn and oats near recent highs
The August report from the Department of Agriculture indicates corn at 94.8 and oats at 92.3 condition, with broad gains across the farm belt due to favorable weather and rainfall. Spring wheat declines, rye and barley fall slightly, potatoes stay high, and tobacco weakens in Atlantic states and Indiana amid excessive rains and weeds. Strong state figures include Illinois 90, Iowa 100, Missouri 96, Texas 99, Wisconsin 90, Minnesota 93, Nebraska 91, and Pennsylvania 99 with Maryland 66, Virginia 80, Kentucky 81, Ohio 93, Indiana 56, and Wisconsin 93.
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Weather Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed New England Week
The weather bulletin for the week ending Aug 10 notes lingering crop damage from prior drought, with improvements in the south and late harvests advancing. Northern areas face wet fields and overripe grain, while corn grows well and oats rust lightly. Potatoes rot in many areas, western Connecticut faces possible total crop failure, cranberries brighten, and tobacco remains in good condition.
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Coopera
United States Signal Service
Maine
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Boston as a Fruit Market Advantage Highlighted
Snow and Coin extol Boston as the premier US fruit market noting its large local and New England trade, stronger than Philadelphia and rivaling New York at times. It credits a vast manufacturing base, western shipments via lighter charges, and unrivaled rail and terminal facilities, especially Pennsylvania railroad hubs, for faster despatch and reduced delays.
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The Option Markets In Chicago Trade Note
The option markets report a small weekly increase in visible supply. Exporters are buying in New York and cables show steady conditions with only a minor price decline observed.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
New York
The Metal Trade Strong in Pig Iron Markets
Prices for Pennsylvania makes hold firm and demand for prompt delivery remains good though new orders are quiet. Makers expect higher prices this fall while crude iron producers push for advances. Domestic iron remains strong with little foreign competition and bat iron sells at high levels.
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