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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1888

Page

4

Money Market Report Shows June Debts and Bank Clearings

The Money Market notes a firmer tone as July nears. Bank call loans rise to 3 5 percent with collateral. New York funds steady. Treasury statements show declines in public debt for June and a large year-to-date surplus. Clearing-house volumes dip in New York and Boston, with broad caution in the railroad and bond sectors.

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Market Notes and San Diego Investment Opinions

Bond yields and stock prices shift with mixed results across utilities and rail shares. Oregon Short Line and Atchison collateral bonds trade near par to 106, while Bell Telephone and Mexican Telephone Company movements reflect corporate actions and patent litigation offers. San Diego company observations from Boston reflect local market chatter alongside price moves in West End, Water Power, Frenchman's Bay, Bar Harbor, Penobscot, Boston & Montana, Osceola, and Central equities including Kearsarge and Dunkin.

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Dividend Declarations From Security Investment and New York Central

The Security Investment Company declares dividend No 3 at 7 percent per annum payable July 2 unchanged from prior rate. The New York Central directors meet to declare the usual 1 percent dividend payable July 15.

Security Investment Company New York Central

Auction of Stocks and Bonds on Saturday July 7 1888

Listing of numerous stock holdings to be sold by order of trustee including banks, railroads, manufacturing firms and mutual insurance scrip with quantities and issue dates. Also notes New York stock sales data for June 80 showing totals and specific bid history.

Columbian, Bank Continental Nat. Bank de Metrovolian N. Bank de Merchnta’ N. Bank Manu. N. Bank Continental NX. Bank Dee Shoe and Leather S. Bank Merchants’ N. Bank St. Louis Do Exchange N. Bak Itlsburg Penn No. Woburn St. RR Massawippi Valley RR Blackburn Valve Co Shoe and Leather N. Bank Appleton Co Lyman Mills Philadelphia, Kokana & Balt. RR. Co Aisxo Fitchburg RR West End St. Ry. Co Boston Ateneim Hamilton Nat. Bk Merchants’ XII, Bk Sugar Refineries Co Union Stock Yard and Transit Co Juron Wakefield Rattan Co Paritic Pullman Palace Car Co Fi Chourg RR Rocu Cicago Ur. & Quincy RR Ratland Gs Maine Det Union Parisie RR Calla Ogd Lake Champlain RR Falls & Conway RR Louis Evans, & St. Louis China Mutual China Mutual Ins Scrip Naaka National Bank Esses Eavoy National Bank Debe National Bankis Ore Newmngland National Banks Esecees i Honmal Uxchauage Bank Cental National Bank Lynn Naumkeag National Bank Salen Lyne Ai First National Bank Sale

Wall Street Bears Hold Market Down in Late June Trade

New York notes money on call easy at 2 with last loan at 2 and closing at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper in good demand, but supply scarce with rates from 8 to 64 percent. Bar silver 92, sterling 4.86 percent bid for 60 days, 4.88 percent on demand. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds firm. W F Owens criticizes bears for long control, predicting a return to bull conditions by year end. Market closes weak after bank reserve drop. Minor gains in select railroad issues amid otherwise flat tone.

Boston New York Chicago St. Louis San Ncisco Telegraph New Orleans Bank Charleston Savannah Secretary of the Treasury United States Treasury Department Ign Reichsmarks New York City Atchison Messrs Irving A. Evans & Co California Texas Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Burlington & Northern West Shore New York & New England New England Cordley & Co trans-Mississippi Union Pacific Salina, Lincoln & Western Railroad Kansas Waldo Colby Kan Union San Diego National City Kansas City Clinton Springfield Central Iown Ohio & Mississippi Flint Pere Marquette Mexican Central Riuskeol Sss Guadalajana Aelee Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange W. F. Owens Bear Party Wall Street Ramsay & Texas Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Morris & Essex International Kansas & Texas Tennesee Birmingham

Foreign financial markets report steady U S securities gains

London reports on June 30 and July 1 show United States 4s at 130 and rail shares like Reading and New York Central rising. Money market rates ease, stock exchange conditions remain subdued yet prices firm, and optimism grows as American railroad securities improve and the New York account shows oversold signals.

London United States Erie St. Paul New York Central Reading Paris Stock Exchange New York

The London Wool Sales Reported Firm Demand in June

The London wool sales showed a firm market with continental buyers dominating most offerings. 18 251 bales traded across regions including Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Swan River Tasmania New Zealand Cape of Good Hope and Natal with varied prices for scoured greasy locks and pieces in different grades.

London Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Swan River Tasmania New Zealand Cape of Good Hope Natal Sandwich Islands

Boston cecalate for six months 1888 vs last year

The table compares the cecalate in Boston for flour grain produce fruit and provisions during the first half of 1888 with the same period in the previous year. It details quantities and relative changes to show year over year trends in the city markets.

Boston

Flour and grain prices and receipts in June 1883 and 1888

The report lists flour receipts for June 30 and grain receipts by category, comparing 1888 figures with 1883. It covers cottonseed meal, corn, wheat, oats, rye, millseed, oatmeal, cornmeal, barley, malt, hops, and flour stocks in Boston and other markets, with price ranges for various flour grades and regional quotations. The market is described as steady with slight demand improvement and nominal activity in several cities, including New York Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit, with closing quotes for wheat and flour.

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