Silver certificates and harbor appropriation plans noted
Four thousand of the new twenty dollar silver certificates have been printed and will circulate. The note features Secretary Manning with labor and prosperity symbols and a distinctive back design. Separate items discuss harbor and jetties funding for New Haven Milford Milford Harbor Housatonic River Black Rock Norwalk Stamford and related political remarks by Senator Hoar General Cogswell Putnam and others.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Graves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
O'Neill
Manning
Washington, D.C
Market snapshot shows copper and bond shifts across regions
The report notes copper price strength, New England and Calumet and Hecla gains, and a dividend possibility for Frenchman’s Bay Land Company. It covers Boston money market, bond sales, treasury holdings, and Western rail stock activity, with mentions of Atchison and Mexican Central amid crop-led bullishness and steady commercial rates.
Harbor Improvements Plan News on New York and New England
Lieutenant Colonel P D C Houston reports on harbor work in New York Massachusetts and Connecticut for the year. Thames River dikes near Saybrook progress continues with one more dike to complete and dredging planned to maintain an 11 to 12 foot channel at Norwich. Connecticut River below Hartford may be dredged if funds allow and widening of the Saybrook jetties annex considered. Clinton Harbor needs 7000 dollars for next year while New Haven area aims to finish a dike and dredge the Fort channel.
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Hale Bar
New Haven
Milford Harbor
Conn
Bar
Housatonic River
Black Rock Harbor
Norwalk Harbor
Stamford Harbor
PD. C. Houston
Corps of Engineers
New York
Chusetts
Connecticut
Thames River
Norwich
Hartford
Saybrook
Clinton Hart
Wages at Sutton's Mill in North Andover Mills
In North Andover Mills run by General Sutton four weavers work on the same goods. They have been notified of rising pay to 21/4 per cut, or 25 cents more than Sutton's Mill offer. It is said a similar raise will be offered to workers affected by the lockout when operations resume, reducing the first cut from 47 4 percent to 4 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
General Cogswell
William L. Putnam
Professor Page
Republican Committee
Chicago
Hoar
Cogswell
Great Britain
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
The United States Cable Company declares a 2 shillings per share dividend for the year. Lombard Investment Company announces its usual semi annual dividend. First National Bank of Dexter Maine pays a semi annual 4 percent dividend. Haverhill banks declare: First National 4 percent, Haverhill National 4 percent, Merrimac National 1 percent, Essex National 4 percent. Edison Electric Dominating Company declares 1 percent dividend with Aug 1 pay date to stockholders of record. Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway directors declare 1 percent quarterly dividend.
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United States Cable Company
Lombard Investment Company
First National Bank of
Dexter
Haverhill
First National
Haverhill National
Merrimac National
Essex National
Edison Electric Dominating Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Williams & Co Auction Sales Add July 15 1888
No sales on Saturday until further notice. Auction sales list stocks to be sold on Wednesday July 15 1888 including railroad banks manufacturers and real estate with varied lots and values. New York stock sales July 11 report 267 720 shares traded and price ranges.
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Shires Railroad
Bank
Lowell
Presott
Hank
Merchants
Stony Brook KS
New York
National Bank
Columbian National Bank
City Nation
New England National Bank
Naumkeag
Canton Manufacturing CO
West End Street Railway
Fitchburg RR
Portland
Saco & Portsmouth
American Insurance
United States
Maine
Carroll County
N. H
Fiehburg
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
F. Land Grant
Boston & Lowell
Ralland RR
Globe National Bank
Merica
National B
North
Hve and
Leather National Bank
Boston National Bank
North Natonal Bank
Ener
Lyman Mills
Appleton: Manufacturing CO
Eee Cue
Edwards Mill
Augusta
Hill Manufacturing
Lowell Manufacturing
Manchester Mills
Vistes
Cinela
Sand’y. & Cleve
Eerpee Meane
Sugar Refineries Co
Cesses Kan Ly
National
Cleveland
Falla & Col
Evens
St. L
Wisconsin Central
Rutland RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mort
Topeka
Chipa Mutual Ins
Scrip
New York Money Markets and Stock Action Report
Money on call easy at 1 to 1 1 percent last loan 1% closing 1 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange dull and steady 60 day bills 4.87 demand 4.88 posted 4.8724. Government and railroad bonds active and firm. Stocks opened strong with gains up to percent, feverish early trading 167000 shares, St Paul Missouri Pacific leading, later mixed and firm near opening. Texas Pacific New England Louisville & Nashville prominent at close. overall market quieted but firm. Railroad bonds very active with Texas Pacific seconds firsts and other large blocks traded. notable quotational moves included Morris & Essex consols 1 to 137 1 2. Denver & Rio Grande Western 1 4 to 67. Houston & Texas 4s 14 67. Kansas & Texas 5s 1 60. Mobile & Ohio 4s 1 to 44. Erie seconds 1 to 96 42. San Francisco class B 1 to 118.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
City of
Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb & Co
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Ign
Cable Ark
Reichsmarks
Atchison, New York & New England
Mexican Central Securities
Atchison
Burlington
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Northwest
Union Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
Jaly
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
California Southern
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Wisconsin Central Common
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Company
Mexico
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
New York & New England
Oregon
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Concord
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
West End Railway
Old Colony
Pullman's Palace
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacific
New England
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Morris X& Essex
Houston & Texas General
Kansas & Texas
Mobile & Ohio General
Erie
Financial market report from London and Paris lines
At 1 30 p m Paris quotes 3 per cent rentes at 83 francs 42 centimes for the account. Consols show 997 16 for money and 99 5 for the account. Bar silver at 423 16d per ounce. Bank of England withdrawals today amount to £100 000. Market prices for Atlantic and Great Western firsts 3658 Canadian Pacific 684 Erie 25 Erie seconds 98 Illinois Central 120 Mexican ordinary 42 St Paul common 695 New York Central 108 Pennsylvania 54 Reading 31 Mexican Central firsts 68. Bond and stock figures as listed.
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Corr
Boston
Allouncz
ALOM
Atlantic
Ali Bonanza Development
Cal
Reese
Kearsarge
Quincy
Tamaratlirr
Land Compani
Aspinawall
Seeeeses
Boothbay
S. Ee
Vayoston
Ceases
Seeeer
Boston Water Power
Louiston Street
E.seees
Brookline
Campovello
Frenchman’s Bay
Maverick
Newport
Atchison
At. & Pac
L. G
Eerett
Tees
Do Inc
Kan. & W
C. & W. Mich
Con
St. P
D.D
Wis
Elk H
K. C
K. GC. Sp. A M
St. L. Lin
Central
Nvles
N. Y
N. E
Dol
D'V
Oregon
Vcce
Pueb
A. V
Union Pacific
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Eertee
Boston & Providence
Cal. Southern
Oerenee
Central of Mass
Cleve
Canton
Col
Sp. & Cin
Det
Fitchburg
K.C. M
Ft. S
LL. B
Maine Central
New Eng
Old Colony
Hort
Rutland
Summit
West End
Wis. Central
American Bell
Erie
New England
Eastman Car
BOS Yp Simson Store Service Co
Sullivan
Bruns. G
Catalpa
Winthrop
Crescent
Nu Tlect
Hutton
Wee Oh Dunkin
Eureks
Eve
Slumb
Ken Chair
Lord Ac
Huron
N. E. Meter Mesnard
Ocean
Alt
T. & Pacific
Gsi
Air Line
Enee
Roch & Peree
Ct. L
Del
KR. G
Eeessees
East Tenn
Fort Me
Hocking Val
Wees Houst
Texas
Wil. A
Beach
Man
Esev
Aly Inn
St. L
Uhio
Bisex
Nash
Hat
Ener
N. YY
N. Ee. C. & St. Were
N.E
Ohio & Miss
Ont
West
Gregon
Ibs
Scieukre
Eee
Rock Island
Rome
W & Seen
Vera Pacific
Ib U. Pacific
Bait Everan
Utica
Cere
Aere
L.E
MCE
Oregon Iim
E. V. Pacific Mall
Aes
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Patroleum
N.W
D.& RG. Lsts
O. & Rane
Bova
Seer
St P. i
St. P.C
P Seay
Bas
P. Econs
Tex. P. L
Tex
N. Pac
U. Pac
W. Shore
Comeanira
Bee American
Fiargo
Amador
Ontario
Barcelona
Ophir
Deadwood T
Ae Santhigs Jo. Yy
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Bank of Engdon
Commodity Price Snapshot From Market Notes
Canned goods hold firm while flour remains steady and corn stays nominal. Oats rise and cornmeal eases with oatmeal steady. Rye and rye flour firm or quiet, millfeed steady, cottonseed meal quiet. Butter cheese eggs and beef show varied strength, while pork lard and mutton trends mix. Trucks remain active and refined sugars climb.
City Horse Market Shows Quiet Month For Draught Sales
The city horse market reports the quietest month of the season for draught and general business horses. Walker's bazaar posted better sales last Saturday with good attendance and steady prices. Most buyers favored horses 950 to 1200 pounds, with prices from 50 to 200 per head, and several larger lots from York State and Pennsylvania sold at high values. Prices varied by seller, with notable activity at Moses Colman & Son and Isburg & Co, though bidding remained slow at times. Buyers expect many horses to head to beach and country trips for the summer season.
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Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Isburg & Co
Bar Harbor
York State
Pennsylvania
Russell
L H Brockway
Welch & Hail Sale Stable
International Horse Exchange
CH & E Snow
Peach crop estimate letter from J H Mills to Warren L Knox
J H Mills, superintendent of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore railroad, sends a peach season estimate for 1888 to Mr. Warren L Knox. He projects 8,445,000 baskets for Delaware and Maryland Virginia regions, 7,811,580 for other lines, and notes canneries along the Peninsula could take about 2,000,000 baskets while rail movement could reach about 9,000,000 baskets depending on markets. He argues the railroad can meet demand and disputes car-car scarcity claims.
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Warren L Knox
The
Fruit and Produce Exchange
J H Mills
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Delaware
Ches SS
Serers
Sewes
Cam
Seaford
Eeereeerene
Demand remains firm as canners ship heavy California fruit
Demand is good at firm prices and supplies are cleaned up. California canned fruits sell heavier than usual with leading packers contracted to deliver all stock they can produce and declining further orders. Prices are slightly higher than last year but goods have grown in favor in the market.
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California
Trade tensions sour marrow pea packers in Baltimore market
Buyers ready to meet fall demand fear high prices for marrow peas from Baltimore sellers. Despite ample stocks, merchants expect no scarcity due to carryover and show indifference to new goods. Quotations for canned fruits and vegetables list varied pricing from apples to pumpkins, with notable ranges across brands and can sizes.
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Baltimore
California
Lima
P&c
London Wool Sales Firm Market Sees Seller Advantage
At the London wool sales on July 11 the market remained firm with prices favoring sellers. Offered volume reached 12,953 bales from regions including Victoria New South Wales Queensland and Tasmania with varied scoured greasy and locks and pieces prices recorded in old pence per pound. A skin sale is scheduled for July 13.
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London
Victoria
New South Wales
Ted
Queensland
Greas
South Australia
Swan River
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Flour and Grain Prices and Markets Across Cities
The report covers Boston grain prices and export flows, with flour quotations from fine to patent types and related wheat and corn futures across New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, and St Louis. It notes firmer tone due to freight costs, higher milling wheat, and improved demand, with detailed spot and export figures and call market quotes.
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