Money market steady amid hopes of lower rates
The market shows steady to firm liquidity with moderate loan demand. Clearing house rates ease to 3.44% amid expectations of a 3% level tomorrow. General time loans 4–6%, call loans 4–5% with collateral. New York funds discount 12.14 to 16.5% per $1000. Exchange totals rise. bond offers near 57k. Rail earnings and equity activity noted, with Northwestern and Northern lines settlement rumors boosting shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostox
New York
Dividends Declared By Capital Fire Insurance Company
Capital Fire Insurance Company of Concord New Hampshire declares a dividend of 3 percent. The Fire Underwriters Association, Concord, is mentioned in relation to the dividend action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Fire Insurance Company
Concord, N. H
The
Fire Underwriters’ Association
Market closes firm with mixed gains in railroad bonds
The hour saw a decline from the best prices but no weakness in the list as the market closed firm to strong at just below daily highs. Railroad bonds traded widely with total dealings of 1,210,000 dollars. Major gains included Lehigh & Wilkes Barre 58 24 to 10744 and Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe seconds 14 to 73 percent, while losses touched Chesapeake & Ohio, Rock Island 6s, and New York Central firsts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fopeka
Santa Fe R. Kk
Chicago
St. Joseph
Chicago, Kansas & Western
California Central R. R
California Southern R. RR
Mexico
St. Louis
Kan
City & Col. K BR
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe RR
Wisconsin Central
New York
Incom
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre
Chicago & East
Chicago & East Ilinois First Consols, 14% To 12444; Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Atlantic & Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southwestern
Rock Island
St. Paul
Missouri River
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis
Erie
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New York Central
Harlem
New York & Northern
New York Financial Market Drifts as Lead Slumps Then Recovers
Money on call eased to 2 3 percent with mercantile paper at 442 6. Sterling up to 4.86 4.87 on sixty day and 4.87 4.88 on demand. Government and railroad bonds steady. Regular stocks fell in late morning led by Lead Trust, then rallied with Lake Shore Burlington and St Paul leading gains. By afternoon, indices recovered to session highs as market firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Burlington
Lake Shore
St. Paul
Sugar Trust
Chesapeake & Ohio
National Lead Trust
Foreign Financial Market Updates From London and Havana
London stocks show varied prices with Consols at 98 1 2 for money and the account. Atlantic & Great Western securities steady around 30 44 and 5. Canadian Pacific 57, Erie 27, Erie seconds 104 1 4, Mexican ordinary 55 98, St. Paul 70, New York Central 109 1 2, Pennsylvania 52 58, Reading 23 58, Spanish 4s 73. Money rate 1 per cent, open-market discount 1 1 2 per cent. Paris 3 per cent rentes 831 45. Havana Spanish gold 236 1 2 236 3. Exchange firm, sugar quiet.
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Atlantic
Sonanza Pevel’t
Mont
Buite
Boston
Cal
Heeda
Catalpa
Eee
Enner Erene
Crestent
Ccee Everes
Central
Seveaaees Dunkin
Franklin
Huron
New York
Brookline
Campobello
French Bay
Ts Maverick
Newport
Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
Clos
San L Diego
Eevee
Sullivan
Coos
T. i
Topeka
At. & Pacific
West End
Ccs
Winthrop
Wollaston
B. & Air L
Atchison
LDUL
Central Pacific
Ohio
Etca
Alton
St. Weer
L. G
TOY C
Cley, & Col
OL del. & H
Kan, & W
W. Mich
D.D
Wis
Erie
Elk H
Lord Case
Fort W
K. Cy
Houston &Tex
K.C
Ns. Ly L. R
Ft. S
Ee . L
Kan
Tex
Do Inc
Louis, & N
N.Y
N. E
Oregon
Mies S
L.C . Con
N.J. Cent
T. N. & W Yrei
Sonora
Pacific
Sos
F. Ste
Cen
Iales
Tou
Atlantic Pacific
OL cc
Boston & Albany
Ont
Cregan
Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Provee
Oregon S
Southern
I Tc
Central of Mass
Lyslittsburg
Cleve
Canton
Rock Island
Rome
Corn River
Col
Sp & Cin
St. Paul
Fitchburg
Flint & P
K. C
Ft. 8
Gulf
Texas Pacific
K. Gu. Ce & RD
Csecane
Utica & i
U. Pacific
St. L. & Pees
Goo
L. E.& St. Leweess
Land and Agers
Maine Central
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pai
W. Union
Old Colony
Rutland
Seer Chi. Gas Trust
Summit Brianeh
Union Pacific
Bax
Lg Sugar Trust
Wisconsin Central Aee
Am. Bell
D.& KR
Ge Lsts
Kan. P
Pullman Palace Car Co
Ex. T. Am. Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Texas Burton Stock Car Co
U. Pac
Boston & Liverpool Co
al B
Ental
Malden Electric Co
ChoUar
New York Despatch Co
Ube Sae
North Chi
Commonwilth
Nots Iy
National Lead Trust
Huronshiver
Sugar Refineries CO
Eureka
Thomson-Houston Elec
Hale & Nor
Silver King
Gang Og Cok
Standard
Go Trust
Eseress
Do Int.l
Do Int
el. Press
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisunmet Co
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Havana
Sugar Quiet
Morocco Manufacturers Association Names Officers at Banquet
The Morocco Manufacturers' National Association met at Point of Pines yesterday with a banquet and business session. Officers elected include President J. Parke Postles of Wilmington, Del. Vice-President Henry A. Pevear of Lynn. Second Vice-President W. J. McCleary of Wilmington. Secretary Charles A. Meurer of Philadelphia. Treasurer M. S. Atkinson of Baltimore. Executive committee members are George L. Rose of New York. W. S. Fitton of Philadelphia. Percy A. Seely of Newark. W. 4. Mills of Glenworth. Charles Baird of Wilmington. A. Bb. Martin of Lynn. M. S. Atkinson of Baltimore.
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Morocco Manufacturers’ National Association
Point of Pines
J. Parke Postles
Wilmington
Del
Henry A. Pevear
Lynn
W. J. McCleary
Charles A. Meurer
Philadelphia
Fitton
Percy A. Seely
Newark
N.J
Mills
Glenworth
N. Y
Charles Baird
A. Bb. Martin
M. S. Atkinson
Baltimore
Ger Mania Band to perform on Sullivan Square Tonight
The programme for Sullivan square this evening features the Ger mania Band under conductor Mr. mil Mollenhauer. Items include March Bunker Hill, Concert waltz Santiago, Baritone solo Romanza by Mr. George W. Stewart, Bouquet of popular melodies, Duet for cornets by Gumbert Shnebruk and Bowron, Mazurka Thoughts of Love by Warren, Grand potpourri of Irish melodies by Beyer, and Galop Au Revoir. Concert begins at o'clock.
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Sullivan Square
Germania Band
Bunker Hill
Overtu E
Jolly Robbers
George W. Stewart
Wadsworth
Bolgno
eeGumbert
Shnebruk
Bowron
Warren
Beyer
Galop
Au Revoir
Skids Ois
Mil Mollenhauer
Largest Codfish Fare of Season Reaches Gloucester
Gloucester July 11 Special The Marguerite from Grand Bank lands 291000 pounds of codfish aboard John F Wonson Co schooner commanded by Captain David Morrisey of Pubnico Nova Scotia crew from the same place The license was from Nova Scotia and the catch was made in fresh air during a three month voyage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
John F. Wonson & Co
Marguerite
Grand Bank
David Morrisey
Pubnico
N. S
Inova Scotia
Have you tried Elastic Starch It needs no cooking
A brief note promotes Elastic Starch as a no cook option, suggesting it requires no preparation before use. It hints at convenience for quick meals or easy starch substitutes without detailing specific applications or instructions.
Market Notes on Goods and Commodities Activity
Wool is strong and corn remains firm while oats show steady demand. Butter unsettled and cheese easy. eggs dull. Hogs quiet, fresh beef improving, pork steady, molasses strong, apples oranges lemons and bananas in varying demand. Truck is active as fruit and grain items show mixed firmness across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wheat and wool market sway as bears push July wheat lower
The July wheat market weakened amid bears selling and a bearish government crop report. Prices in Minneapolis and New York showed declines, while exports of flour offered limited support. Wool trading remained firm with mixed regional quotes and London auctions showing higher prices for Sydney wool. U.S. and European demand kept overall activity steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
New York
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Minneapolis
St Louis
Wool Receipts and Prices Hold Steady in Market
The past week saw 27 028 domestic and 1 874 foreign wool bales received, with no dramatic shifts in tone. Prices remained steady as sellers maintain current quotations while buyers pay well, led by firm Michigan X fleece prices around 33 to 34 cents and strong Western advices, even as overall stocks grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Print Cloth Market Sees Minimal Stock At Fall River
July 11 report from Fall River notes the American Printing Company cannot start the season with sufficient goods. Estimated total stock under 100,000 pieces, with sales under 20,000. No mills sold this week below 4 cents, and value contracts affected by print works actions are quoted around 3 1 2 to 3 1 8 cents.
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Fall River
American Printing Company
Sullivan Consolidated
Black Hills
Gilbert E. Batley
Rapid City
Lookout
Geo. E. Yarrington
Chester M. Sprague
Deane St
Castle Creek
Pennington County
Dakota
Sullivan
Beaver
Elgin
Volunteer
Almont
Tariff
Revenue
Eclipse
Hoosac
Astor
Grain and flour markets show firm tone with mixed oils
John E Welsh notes carload grain prices for flour and all grain except rye. Domestic flour quotations span wholesale to jobbing levels. Today’s inspections include spring wheat, mixed oats, steamer corn, and white oats. Receipts total 24 cars. flour receipts 4269 bbls and 1000 sacks. Markets, though quiet, are firm with some spring patent brands higher. Wheat in Minneapolis eases. New York and Chicago show mixed activity with firm undertone but weak flour markets. Continuous receipts and varying grades across regions. overall market volatility persists.
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Minneapolis
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Peoria
Port Huron
Burlington
Graham
Butter market unsettled amid large receipts and holdouts
Receipts for today show butter 5638 pkgs and 11 cars of potatoes with hay 49 cars and 1877 cases of cheese while last year’s figures were lower for butter and beans. Butter buyers hold off expecting lower prices as receipts remain large and sellers resist forcing sales.
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Wei@muUyuUUyenes Exchange
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Reichsmarks
Bree Ee
Buoches
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Wvltislmos
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Orthern
Granger
Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Mexican Central
San Juis
Kiernan
Peabodys
Vanderbilts
H. H. Porter
Philip D. Armour
Forbes
Alexander Geddes
Roswell P. Flower
Great Mass
Northwestern
Standard Oil
New York & New England
Evans
Eastern
Concord
New Hampshire
Vermont
San Diego
Anniston City
George M. Pullman
Anniston
Ala
Penobscot Bay Land Company
Penobscot Bay Company
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Company
R.eersesece
Januaty Sce
Cass
DAG
Evésseevce Sud
Henry R. Merton & Co
Europe
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Stock Exchange
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
F. B. Rogers
Congress St
Foote & French Bankers and
Dr. R
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Allouez
N.W
Stl
IL M
Sulver
Brokers’ Board
B&n
B&q
Vt Bs
Jo & Ont Gs
du 1St Inc
NY &N
Alli Sell
Tel
O. West
Chi
Bus & Nor
C.bm&yq
L&n Pfid
Fitchburg Pfd
Maine Cent
Ny&ne
God's
Port
Saco
Seer Eesee
T&s S Fo
At & Pacific
Bb &N
Santa F
Sol Db
Ur & Siaa
Clint & P
Odin
West Ind Ryp
Svenree
Centeee Enree
Edison Phon Toy
Eeereee
Thom-Houst Llec
Seerewee
Westinghouse
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Robinson-Foster
Sree
Reece
Fort Payne Coal and Iron
Thomson-Houston Carbon
Thomson Internat
Eacee
Setae
Catalva
Reese
Burton
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial
TBE
Morocco
Charlestown
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
Kansas City
Farm
Montana
Texas
Montevideo
Cape
Sydney
America
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Jacomb, Son & Co
United States
Antwerp
Platte River
Tbs
P T
John E. Welsh
Stave Street
Max Kets
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Kansas
Kansas New England Loan and Trust CO
State St
J. M. Atwood
Safe and Prompt
D. P. Ives & CO
Waller St
Cottonwood
Territory of
Utah
Thos, P. Boole & CO
Coaress St
Pacific Mills
Henry Saltonstall
Kilby St
Lagrange St
Wash. Loring
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