New York Financials Show Mixed Results in Bond and Stock Movements
Money on call remained easy with rates 1 to 2 percent. Sterling exchange steady around 4.86 to 4.89. Government bonds dull. railroad bonds soft. Stocks opened lower, led by coal stocks and grangers, with notable losses in Burlington, Rock Island, Lackawanna, and St. Paul before a late rally eased some declines. Trading volume about $1,659,000 with varied sector moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Burlington
New England
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Erie
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Burlington & Rock Island
Chicago Gas and Coke
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Ohio, Indiana & Western
New York & Northern
Lexus Pacific
Ohio Southern
Money Market Steady Amid Mixed Bond and Stock Action
The money market remains practically unchanged with time paper 3% to 5% and call loans 2% to 4% per year. New York funds traded at par to 10 cents discount, while government securities held firm from 108 to 129 percent across issues and bond offers totaled 897,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Springfield
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Stock Exchange
Tomore
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis Cable & Western
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Eastern
George C. Lord
Boston & Maine Road
Boston News Bureau
Boston & Maine
Eastern Companies
Boston & Maine Peo E
Lord
Lowell Road
Eastern Board
Fitchburg Preferred
Fitchburg Railroad
Grain markets report mixed as wheat leads decline and corn holds
New York stock sales show total 236 257 shares with wheat opening weakness, then partial recovery on buying. Farnum Reardon notes heavy selling pressure at open and rumors of Buffalo millers contracting for 300 000 bushels. July futures favored, May trading active, prices around 109 to 110. Corn remains firm though lower grades drag, oats mixed. St Louis and New York futures close with varied cash and futures quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Montana
Tamarack
Osceola
Franklin
Atlantic
Calumet & Hecla
Santa Fe
Allouez
St. Collins
Texins
Hancock
Mich
Daniell
Stock Exchange
H. L
Messrs. Spitzer & Co
Congress Street
Dwight, Braman & Co
Devonshire Street
St. Louis, Kansas & Southwestern Railroad Company
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
BE. H. Rollins & Son
Concord
N. H
South Denver
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Buffalo
Williams & Co
St Louis
New York
Ays
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
City
Southern
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Northern
Detroit
Toledo
Bush
Peoria
State
Vermont
Eastern Creamery
Western Creamery
Elgin Cream
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Ohio
West
Foreign Financial Markets and Bank of France Update
London market reports Consols at 98 15 16 for money with 99 for the account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 35% and Mexican Central firsts 71% for money. New York Central 111% and Reading 24%. Paris notes Bank of France gold up 3.65 million francs and silver 3.775 million francs. Bank of England bullion 22,000 today and 127,000 this week, reserve ratio at 45.40 percent.
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Boston & Lowell
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Concord
Boston & Maine
West End
Central Massachusetts
New York & New England
Hartford
Stevenson
Housatonic
Bostwick
Starbuck
Connecticut Air Line
Housatonic Road
Mexican Central 4S
England
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Second
Vermont
Chicago
Ansas & Western
Boston & Montana Mining
Kansas City
Lawrence & Rutherk
Fort Scott & Memphis
New York
New England
New Mexico & Southern Pacifc
Oregon Short Line
Rutland
Southern Kansas
Texas
Union Pacific
Lamson
Bell Telephone
Erie
Zia
Sullivan Harbor Land
Lamoine
Frenchman’s Bay
Brookline
Penobscot
Newport
San Diego
London
Boston Stock Exchange
Allovez Cane
Bost & Mont
Franklin
Eeewe
Keargarge
Santa Fe
Ceeseereurs
GOD S
Best & Albeevee
Pees
Maine
Cin, San & Cleve
Eastern
Fitchbu
Flint & Pa
L, E & St L Scrip
Ever
Ny& E
A. Sage
Kani West
Mil & St P
Dub di
FIS & Mos
Mex & Pac
Bell
Boston
Wat Power
Eectatives
Eerree
San
Franklin Vee
National
Osceola
Ener
Eeeteae
A.t&s
At & Pac
Bost & Lowell
Civaaves
Cal So
San & Cleve
Cal
Flint & PM
le& T
NY & NE
Eeee Ae
AL E Pacific
Air L Va
Allouez
Seerere
C.R. & Meee
Arno Pease
Pacific
Atlantic Sevietse Wes Aneeont
Can. Sc
Bonanza Devel
T. Aeeee
Canton
Catalpa
Col
Chi. & E. Ll
del. & H
del. & L
Tamarack
den. & R. Geevee
Eade
East Tenn
Aee
Aspinwall
Eeesereee Ee
Boothbay
St Boston
Boston W
Wayne
Boylston Street
Cern
Hocking Val
Campobello
Ill. Central
East Houston
Beeen'e TV I
Bay
Eserereee
Kan
Tex
Kings & Pem
Isi
Payson
Save Penobscot
Shore
Long Island
Lou
Sullivan
Winthrop Eevreee
Wollaston Eee Aeene
Dee Bonds
E Central
Weeseese Atchison
Aus
At. & Pac. i de
Aa & Chat
N. J. Cent
L. G
Ohio Miss
Do Inc
Oregon Nav
Cen. Vt
C. & W. Mich
Oregon Tranc
P.d
Pittsburg
Ieee One
St. Paul
Seeee Cere
Renee
Paci
Utica & Ble
St. Couee
Il Allman Ee
W. Union
Sonora
Aes
St. J
G.I
M. W
Cen. P
D& R.G
O. Navists
Arch
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Alvan Eerere
P. Cons
Eenrweree
D.S
St. P., Co
P. Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
P. Cal. Southern
Kan. PY
Central of Mass
Den.d
M. de K
T. G
Lex. P.L BL. GN
O ‘Anton
P. R. G. Cleve
Eeeseeerseeee
N.J.C
de Pre
N. Pac
W. Shore
Sp. & Ane Eawenenwee
L- 54
Amador
Ontario
Belcher
Plymouth
Col. Chis
Quicksilver
Eeeree
Col. Coal
Flint & M. Com
Crown Point
K. C
Senee Fe
el Cristo
Sullivan ‘Ohare
K.C
United Gopner
Yellow Jacket
I & Ft
de St. Ls
Rutlan
Eeneeeer A
Wisconsin Central
Eatt
A. T & SF Col Trust
Ross & Mont Taeee
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
OH & L
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Don Enrique Ee
Watisiah Senate
Kensington
Bell Rose Sone
Thomson-Houston
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Paris
Bank of France
Bank of England
Market Signals Mixed as Commodities Hold Steady
Commodity notes show Leather and Butter steady with Eggs improving while Wool and several flours stay quiet. Corn tips down and Meat demand varies as Potatoes remain plentiful and Hops, Molasses, and Oleomargarine stay dull.
Leather and Hides Market Slightly Shifts Amid Demand
The leather market remains steady with fair demand and some improvement in cheaper finished leathers. Rough and grain leathers show mixed activity while finished calfskins hold at old prices. Hides show firmer tones abroad but weaker domestic conditions with varied regional quotes for Western and Southern lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Cordova
Entre Rio
Print Cloth Market Holds Firm In Fall River Trade
The print cloth market remains firm at 315 16 cents for 645. Printers contract ahead to September and report small sales for later delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Flour and Grain Prices and Market Activity Report
The report details domestic flour prices by grade and region, with steady to firm trends and varied demand. It lists extensive grain receipts and shipments across cities like New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Detroit, noting futures quietness and spot movements for corn and oats, plus rye, barley, and millfeed pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Canada
Michigan
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Findlay
Muncie
Ind
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China
A. French
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Spitzer & CO
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Kidder, Peabody & CO Bankers
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Philadelphia
R. R
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M. Bolles & CO
Foreign Financial Markets
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Alta
Seer
Ophir
Best & Belcher
PotoSi
Savage
Setae
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Union
Seeres
Eeevresee Erere
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Commonwealth
Uconn Sneer
Mexican
Settee
Nevada
Navyajo
North Belle Isle
J. E. Carter & CO
Barkers & Commission
Washington St
Boston Mines
United States
Seaboard
Prenter Flous F America
Boston Markets
Graham
Rye
The
Atkinson House Furnishing Co
Portland
David W. Sears
Milk St
Electric Securities
Rea
Thomson Electric
R. D. Wilson & CO
Devonshire St
St. Paul City
Wheildon & CO
Water St
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co. Capital
F. B. Rogers
S& Congress Street
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
New York Exchange
J. B. Bauerlein & CO
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman
H. Tyler
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