Money Market Quiet After Holiday Trading in New York
The New York money market closed a holiday week with firm rates. Good business paper offered at 6 to 6.5 percent, with some loans at 7 percent. Call loans steady and banks lending to customers around 6 percent, market wide 7 to 8 percent. Clearing house rate held at 7 percent. money in excess of demand. New York funds traded at 25 to 40 cents discount for 3 days. Week exchanges totaled 99,766,469 with large city gains and Omaha leading clearings outside New York.
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Postox
Stock Exchange
New York
Eae Ee
Bee Ak Sete Ee Inc
Boston Post
United States
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Omaha
St. Paul
Wichita
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
N. York
Boston
Chicago
Ivburg
N.o'vas
T/ville
Detroit
Clevel
Jos
Denver
Peoria
Lowell
Syracuse
O’sole
California mining stocks and New York stock sales July 1
Today's transactions report 146,697 shares traded across California mining stocks and New York issues. The list provides each stock's opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for today and the previous close.
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New York
Dividend Declarations From Several Firms This Week
The Clinton Mills Company declares a 4 percent dividend. The Reece Buttonhole Machine Company declares 174 percent. Pocasset National Bank Fall River declares a 3 percent semi annual dividend. The Consolidated Rolling Stock Company Bridgeport declares 150 dollars per share.
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Clinton Mills Company
Reece Buttonhole Machine Company
Pocasset National Bank
Fall River
Consolidated Rolling Stock Company of
Bridgeport
Conn
Paris Stock Week Tightens After Anti German Declarations
Paris reports a restrained stock market week amid limited dealings and political tensions over anti German statements. The cautious mood influenced trading volumes and investor outlooks as officials weighed potential impact on markets.
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Paris
Bourse
Ade
Market Update Across Europe and London Stocks
The report notes firmer European course prices with gains in three per cents and Suez Canal, alongside firmer Russian notes and improved Erie and Grand Trunk sentiment. London money faced suspense amid gold export fears, while US list included Denver & Rio Grande and Lake Shore strength and Louisville & Nashville weakness on potential dividend changes.
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England
Egypt
Suez Canal
Ps Ohm
Berlin
London
Perera
Frankfort
America
Germany
South America
Stock Exchange
New York
Erie
Denver
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Commodity market snapshot shows mixed demand shifts
Iron unchanged while steel and copper rise. tin plates firm and zinc in moderate demand. Oats firm and beans quiet. Butter and cheese steady. eggs unchanged. Potatoes strong demand. pork quiet and hams in good demand. Sugar and molasses steady. other fresh meats quiet.
Metal Market Brief Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
Demand varies by metal with American pig iron scarce No 1 stock steady abroad market stronger copper and zinc demand. Old rails and steel products show mixed activity while tin plates firm and lead prices hold. pipes and nails in easier quotations with buyer advantage in large lots.
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Lake
Baltimore
Ytec
Gray Forge
Glengarnock
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Langloan
New England
Shell
London
Straits Ek
Coal Production in 1836 United States Coal Output
The U S Geological Survey reports 1836 coal totals: Pennsylvania anthracite 39,035,446 short tons valued at 76,119,120 dollars and other coals 78,707,957 short tons. Total US coal production 112,743,403 short tons valued at 154,600,176 dollars. Pennsylvania anthracite up 699,473 tons from 1886. bituminous up 1,086,408 tons from 1885. Net gain 1,785,851 tons, but value down 4,419,420.
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United States Geological Survey
Charles A. Ashburner
Pennsylvania
United States
West Virginia
Indiana
Maryland
Missouri
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Virginia
Indian Territory
Washington Terr Y
New Mexico
Michigan
Montana
Oregon
DSU
Market Reports July 2 Flour and Grain unchanged
The July 2 market notes show virtually no activity in flour and grain with a chamber session cancelled. Prices listed include flour varieties from fine to winter patents and several exports, cornmeal and rye flour rates, millfeed, rye, oats, barley, malt and hops ranges reflecting a quiet trading day and limited local demand.
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Chamber of Ecommerce
Minnesota Bakers
Michigan Stone
Michigan
New York
Canada Superior
Canada
New
Canada Western
Eastern
Steady Butter and Cheese Markets With Broad Grain Notes
Butter values hold steady with clean stocks. cheese firm at advance. eggs firm on larger receipts. Liverpool cheese at 478. beans quiet near old quotes. small peas firm. old potatoes nearly sold out, new potatoes plentiful. Norfolk boat Monday at 5800 bbls. Hay steady. straw unchanged. Tallow and poultry unchanged. Butter prices listed across regional creameries and jobbing levels. cheese and egg price ranges noted. beans seeds and hay also summarized.
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Liverpool
Norfolk
New York
Vermont
Northern Choice
New
Ohio
Choice
Sage
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Canada
North
Timothy
West
Red Top
Jersey
East Swale
New Southern
Fruit market quotations tight as supply varies
Small strawberry stock sells at 10 1bc. Green ten fair supply at $1 150 per crate. Russets linger at $4 450 a barrel, gooseberries slow at $350 per bushel. Cherries in good demand at 10 15c with small supply. California fruit steady with apricots pears 83, peaches $2 3, plums $160 per case. Bananas strong at Baracoa 1 25, Jamaica 2 2 50, Aspinwall 2 50 2 ov. Oranges lemons ample with Messina Palermo lemons $2 6 per box. oranges Palermo $2 50 3 75 per box. Messina $2 50 3 75 per box.
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California
Baracoa
Jamaica
Aspinwall
Messina
Palermo
Market report lists mixed truck and produce prices
The note shows supply and demand for beans, asparagus, cabbages, and other produce. Prices include native wax beans 350 per crate, green beans 1 per crate, Norfolk cabbages 150 per barrel, Long Island celery 150 per barrel, and assorted items with varied crates, pounds, and counts.
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Long Islands
Norfolk
Bermuda
Market Report Shows Steady Pork and Beef Demand
Pork and lard hold steady with quiet demand while fresh beef remains steady. The market notes good supply and slow sales for mutton and yearlings at old prices. Lambs and veals appear dull with diverse price listings for cuts, tongues, roasts, and tripe across multiple beef and pork items.
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Chicago
Brighton
Sugar Prices Steady Across Various Grades
Market report shows sugar prices holding firm across multiple grades with quotes for fair, centrifugal, Manila, and other types all unchanged. Confectioners' sugar and refined varieties also displayed steady pricing as market activity remained calm.
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Manila
Lioilos
Belmont
Quotations for Cargo Lots From Caribbean Prices
Quoted prices for various cargo lots include Porto Rico at 86c, Cienfuegos 23c, Barbadoes 27c, and Cuba boiling 50 test nominal 20 204ec. This item presents market quotes in a compact shipping price ledger style.
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Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Cuba
Chicago area trade centers report steady flour and dull provisions
Reports from trade centers show light flour trading in St Louis on July 2 with wheat at No 2 red 72 to 73 cents and corn weak at 88 cents. Oats around 26 to 26 and a fraction, rye dull, whiskey steady at 106 dollars. Receipts include 58,000 bushels of wheat and 45,000 of corn. shipments list 3,000 barrels of flour and 6,000 bushels of corn.
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ST Louis
Hog and cattle markets steady as receipts arrayed
Chicago July 2 cattle receipts 25 000 steady for natives with Texans in supply and fair prices. Hogs receipts 12 000 market opened active on speculators account and closed five cents higher than yesterday. Sheep receipts 1000 nominally steady with average supply and fair demand.
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Chicago
Cotton Markets July 2 Regional Receipts and Stocks
Augusta Net receipts 14 and 91 sales. Galveston Net 24 receipts 50 exports coastwise. New Orleans 10 receipts 834 exports coastwise 200 sales stock 97 938. Mobile 2 receipts stock 4535. Memphis 8 receipts 125 stock 8506. Havana one receipts 19 exports 1038 sales 3 stock 1108. Charleston none receipts 53 stock 562. Wilmington none receipts 181 stock 1039. Norfolk stock 2040. Baltimore stock 3194. Philadelphia stock 14 794. New York stock 165 168. Cincinnati receipts 35 gross 35 sales 250 stock 7183. St Louis receipts 10 122 shipments 112 stock 8186. Louisville quiet. Consolidated receipts 85. total US ports stock 270 466.
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Foreign Markets Dulness in Havana Trade With Nominal Close
Havana reports a quiet week in foreign markets due to weak London activity and calm New York dealings. Demand by holders keeps buyers aloof as prices close nominal, with outport markets steady and only small business at full prices. Shipments and stock levels in Havana and Matanzas noted, alongside week receipts and exports to the United States.
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We of
Boston
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London
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United States
Wool sales in London brisk with brisk merino demand
London July 2 wool sales show strong turnout as merino competition remains brisk led by French buyers. Prices firm for good combing grades while shorter faulty lots vary. Details cover New Zealand Victoria New South Wales Queensland Tasmania South Australia Swan River Cape of Good Hope and Natu sale figures and prices for scoured greasy and locks and pieces.
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Staple Goods Receipts From Railroads on July Second Eighty Seven
Ledger of July 2 1887 receipts shows Boston & Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York & New England Fitchburg Boston & Maine Eastern Western divisions and other lines reporting quantities of wool bales butter eggs cheese hides leather flour oats and more across rail lines including Carroll and Sea deliveries, revealing substantial commerce networks and commodity flows.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
By Express
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Imports July 2 1887 Continentals and sugar cargoes listed
A historical shipping brief lists vessels and cargoes importing in 1887. Bark Ocean reports 101 hogsheads of sugar aboard with 50 bagged sugar. Schooner Y Gregory carries 200 000 labs of crowell 1090 barrels of pickled alewives. Henry Norwell at Arecibo shows 211 hogsheads 66 barrels 9 tierces of sugar plus 300 puncheons and tierces molasses. Gossler & Co. at Bilaufort note Messier schooner with 266 436 feet hard pine and George Mowquesten & Co. involved with further cargoes.
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John
Y Gregory
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Arecibo
Barkentine Henry Norwell
Gossler & Co
Bilaufort
Messeer
George Mowquesten
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