Money Market and Wall Street Notes from July Evening
The money market remains firm as banks withhold loanable funds. Clearing house balances and New York exchange firms show mixed movement, with rates around 6 7 percent for general paper and 7 8 percent on collateral loans. Stock markets swing from weakness to gains, led by Atchison and Wisconsin Central, while Chicago Burlington & Quincy holds near 144 and Bell Telephone prepares an extra dividend amid leadership changes.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Chicago
San Francisco
J. H. Woodward
Woodward
Wabash Company
Pacific Coast
Mojave
Atlantic & Pacific
Southern Pacific Met
Burlington & Northern
Montu
T’l
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Inc
California
New England
New York & New England
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Rutland
Central Massachusetts
Worcester & Hudson Road
Gilman
Shrewsbury
Westboro
Marlboro
Concon
Massachusetts
Larlboro
Bell Telephone
W. H. Forbes
Howard Stockton
Forbes
American Water Works Company
Water Works
Omaha
Nebraska
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Kansas City
United States
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Columbus
Denver
Detroi
Minneapolis
Boston
Providence
Portland
Maine
Worcester
Springfield
New York Stock Exchange
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
East Tennessee Railways Declares 4 Percent on Preferred Stock
The East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company and the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company declare 4 per cent on preferred stock with payments due August 1. The Deadwood Terra Mining Company resumes dividends at 10 cents per share ($20,000) payable July 20. June bullion production is 8188 ounces worth about $53,800, with a June 1 surplus of $174,070. Wareham Savings Bank declares a semiannual dividend of 3 4 per cent. National Bank of Wareham declares a semiannual dividend of 3 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway Company
Deadwood-Terra Mining Company
Wareham Savings Bank
National Bank of Wareham
Bond Listings From Railway Companies
Chicago, Burlington and Northern Be benture 6s due 1896 and Northern Pacific Railway Guaranteed Branch Line 6s due 1937 are noted among available securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Northern Pacific RR
Boston Stock Exchange Shows July 12 Sales Totals
New York stock sales on July 12 report 86,777 shares traded. Data lists shares sold and daily opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices for market movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crmatawslaers
Market Dull and Steady as Bonds and Stocks Close Flat
The market remained dull and steady across government and state bonds while railroad bonds showed the weakest activity. Stocks opened dull with little change, trading stalled after 2:15 pm as readings, with Wheeling & Lake Erie and Louisville & Nashville modestly firm early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Louisville & Nashville
Stock Exchange
Reading
Wheeling & Lake
Northwestern
Erie
International
Colorado
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Sioux City
Atlantic & Pacific
Lawson & Co
Baltimore
Foreign financial markets note US bond and stock prices
London July 12 United States 4s quoted at 1515 16s do 442s 112 Atlantic and Great Western firsts 4414 Atlantic and Great Western seconds 10 Canadian Pacific 6214 Erie 31 Pennsylvania 57984 Reading 2914 St Paul common 89 Pennsylvania 57984 Reading 2914 and Mexican ordinary 587% in active trading across major markets.
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London
United States
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Money on Call and Market Quotes in New York
New York on July 12 reports money on call easy with rates from 322 to 66 and closing offers at 2. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5 5 2, silver at 0%s, and sterling exchange available in market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Sterling Exchange
Helping Hand Society Holds Market Plan For City Fair
The Helping Hand Society at Children's Mission advanced plans for a week long fair in Horticultural Hall starting October 81. Proceeds fund a home for working girls. The 110 member society will host a market with volunteers pledging stalls for vegetables fruits and other city market goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Children’s Mission
Commercial Market Snapshot from a Local Ledger
The report shows strong demand for lumber and new potatoes, with flour firm, corn quiet, oats steady, oatmeal quiet but steady, rye flour steady, malt unchanged, millfeed steady, butter firm, cheese firm, eggs unchanged, beans quiet, seeds firm, hay unchanged, straw quiet, poultry quiet, tallow dull, truck demand solid, pork quiet, lard unchanged, hams quiet, fresh beef easier, other fresh meats quiet, raw sugar steady, refined sugars very firm, and molasses steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
United
Turrentine
GOO Bbls Mess Pt
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Liverpool
ST. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukee
Lumber Market Remains Strong Across Regions and Species
The lumber market shows steady demand across Eastern, Western, Southern, and Northern markets with fair receipts. Prices hold firm for Western and Southern lumber, while spruce and pine varieties see broad movement. hemlock remains ample with solid demand and various cut grades and lengths quoted for shingles, boards, lath, and hardwoods including walnut, ash, oak, and cypress with cargo and yard values detailed.
Market Reports July 12 Flour and Grain Pulse
Market shows little change with firm wheat-led prices. Flour ranges hold at firm levels as sellers seek 10c advances. corn quiet with steamer yellow around 51c on track and 52%4c in elevators. oats steady with 42c No 2 white sold. call bids mixed, settling at 42% to 43c. Milling goods and feed items list varied prices across multiple grades, including long tables for flour, cornmeal, rye flour, oatmeal, and malt with regional price spread.
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Minnesota Bakers
Michigan
New York
Canada
New
Canada Western
Yale P
Eastern
Butter and cheese markets show steady demand across cities
The butter market is steady with fair trade and ample supply. Elgin bids 19c, Chicago and New York steady, St. Albans at 16 to 19c for general and selections. Cheese remains firm with good demand, Utica reports 14,000 sold at top 85c, New York and Chicago steady, Liverpool at 46s 8d. eggs unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Chicago
New York
St. Albans
Utica
Liverpool
Prices hold steady across eggs butter and grains in markets
New York eggs steady with Eastern firsts at 16 cents and Western 15 15 cents. Chicago eggs firm at 13 13?e. Butter surges and ranges from Western creamery 20 21 cents to New York creamery 21 22 cents, with Vermont and Eastern variations. Cheese prices mixed, eggs and poultry steady, beans and seeds showing modest shifts, hay and straw firm to steady amid large receipts. Wheat and corn markets show suppressed activity with dull demand and ongoing jobbing price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Vermont
Vermont Dairy
Northern Choice
Choice
Canada
West
North
Jersey
Fruit Market Report Signals Steady Prices Across Produce
Watermelons close at 20 26c, pears at 175 per crate, green apples 1560 175 per crate. Berries plentiful with blackberry 13 14c, blueberry 18 14c, blackcap 8 12c. Currants 8 12%ec quart box, native raspberries 16 20c per quart, Hudson River berries 8 41 44c per pint. Delaware peaches scarce and low, steamer Sleipner cargo to be sold Thursday. California sale: 249 pears, 240 peaches, 111 plums. Oranges Messina 5 7 per box, Palermo 5 60 7 OO per box, lemons 2 50 6 00 per box. Dried apples steady. evaporated 17c ib, good to choice 15 16c, quartered and sliced 5 7c. California fruits: apricots 2 25 per case, pears 3 4, peaches 28, plums 2 25. Overall good fair sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Erate
California
Messina
Palermo
Market Prices For Vegetables And Produce Items
Market notes show strong demand for trucks at old quota prices. Tomatoes plentiful with sales around $1 125 per crate. Rhode Island tomatoes at $3 per bushel. Chicago crates $150 to $175. Cabbages abundant at $7 to $9 per 100. cantaloupes moving slowly at $8 3 16 per crate. Onions plentiful. Matta onions on Cephalonia steamer sold at $27 65 per basket. native onions $2.50 per 100 or $8 50 up to 100 count. Native beans in good supply at $12 per bush. peas higher at $1 1 2 54 per bush. Jersey green corn dull at 15¢ per dozen. Beets and turnips $3 per 100. Long Island turnips Ye per bunch. Native summer squash quiet at $3 49 per 100. Southern lots at $1 operate. southern squashes $1 50 per crate. Carrots $2 60 per 100. lettuce $1 per head. Native cucumbers 24c each. $2 60 per 100 peck or quart.
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Jikers
West End
Re & Q
Paceae
Wis Conti cc Weirs
T&se
A& P
K & W Bs
C. R
Nan
Pacific Ae
Entral Low Ee Ae
Eeee Lamson SS
Aee ii
Entral Pac
Ener
Erie Tel
Che
Ohio
Atlantic
Chi
Alton
Mast
Boston Ld
B&l
Ba&n
den. & KR. G
F& PM
Ny&ne
East Tenn Serene Ee
Rutland
Fort Wayne
PEW. &D
Tex
Lake Shore
Ugs
San Diego la
T& Bee
Ewer
Lley
A&p
Mem
Bs& Ee
C B&q
K& M Pfd
Cis Minn
St. Ae Oe
Miss. Pacific
Reese
Ohio A&p Inc
Essex
Nash
Chat
D. Cent
Ae & W
Orel
K& W
Pacific
Bys
Gols
St . Ig
Aliouez
Ai & Hee
N. E. Ae
Olio & Miss
Erie
West
Oregon
Boston
Ypittsburg
Rich
Dan
Maverick Ld
Diego Ld
West End Lince
Koch. & Pitts
Owe
Rock Island Aeee
St. LO
St. Paul
C.B& Een
Pullman Pal
iSiy Arouoe
Ztonanza
Calumet & Hee
Franklin
Osceola
N. W
Quincy
Cen
Tamarack
Land Companie
Aspinwall
St Eee
St. P
Ile
Ee E
O P. & Psu Pa Cy Ree Brookline
G .Kt
Lsts
San Diego
New
Eere
M. Es & Ig
I - Aie Pines
Senor
L. G
Den.d
Pac
Atchison Ae
U. Pac
Atlantic & Pacific
W. Shore 48,101 1101” Atlantic & Ac. Inc
Cal
Southern Incomes
Kan
Western
Adams
Kan. & Western Inc
OG American
Alls Fargo
Lagtern Ds
K. C
Central
TL Alice
Ontario
Centralinc
Ewes
Aviador
Sue
Belcher
Plymouth
Central Deb
Bell Isle
Ole
S. Pac
DO Best & Belch
Ng A
Bodie
Renfrew
Brunswick
Santiago
Col
Savage Oys
Nevada Casas
Te Pend, & Ark
Val
D. Terra. Venn
C. &S. Sonora
Hale & Nor
Poe
Entral
Homestake
Yellow Jacket
S/g
Wistral
Atch. Opeka
Fe.lijs
Atlantc Pacific
Eco
3Oston & Albany
Boston & Lowel
Soston & Providence
Northern
Burl. & Quincy
Alifornia Southern
Entral of
Mass
Com
Massara
San. & Clevaland
Leve
Canton
Astern
Stebbur
N. E
Hes
Acs
Eides
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central. Com
Wisconsin Central
Bell Telephone
New Pie
Hiie
Samson Store Serv. Co
Ullman Palace Car
Rhode Islands
Chicago
Cephalonia
Jersey
Long Island
Provisions and Fresh Meats Market Update
Pork and lard steady with quiet demand as hams hold firm. Fresh beet in fair supply and demand quiet. Mutton and lambs dull, unchanged. veals small supply but very choice. Pricing lists cover pork cuts, lard in pails, smoked shoulders, ribs, bacon, and various beef and mutton prices for nearby lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton futures open steady close lower by margins in Liverpool market
Liverpool futures opened quiet at the decline and closed steady with July at 5 42 04, July and August at 6 42 64, August and September at 5 41 64d, September and October at 5 22 64d, October and November at 5 14 64d, November and December at 5 11 64d, and December and January at 6 11 64d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Prices 1837 Weekly
Report for the Boston Post by G J Fox for the week ending July 12 1837 detailing market totals beef store cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices hides tallow skins and cattle and sheep classifications with price ranges and notes on quality and regional distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
G J. Fox
Brighton
N. B
Boston & Pens Railroad
Trade Centre Flour and grain market report dates
Reports from New York and other cities show flour receipts and exports with firm prices for Western grades, mixed activity in wheat and rye, steady corn and oats, and varied livestock and byproducts. Prices list No 2 red and white wheats, spring and winter stocks, and rail delivery terms across markets including St Louis Detroit Milwaukee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashland
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Gogebic Iron Range
Mexican Central
Stockton
Cocheco
Salmon Falls
Essex Manufacturing Company
State Street
East Boston
Calumet & Heela
William B. Dana & Co
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
J. G. Martin
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Lord — Telephone
Elec
Jene
Lord Acoustic
Bowman
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, N
The
American Water Works
C. H. Venner & Company
W. T. Hatch & Sons
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Philadelphia
Woodbury & Moulton
Devonshire Street
New York and
Memphis
Birmingham
Kansas & Western
Boston Stock Exchange
Clus, Yussoluay
Vnaveios
Est
lOphire
Bode
Potosi
Savage
Cala. & Va
iSierra Nevada
Crown Point
Union Con
Gould & Curry
Utah
Gig Hinle & Norcross
NEW York Financial
Helping Hand Society
Indiana
West India
Employers Labiity Assurance Corporation, LC
Trustees
Oliver W. Peabody
Esc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Chauncey M. Depew
Esa
Pres. N. Y. Central R. R. Co
Selpeers Esq
Rhea & As R. R. Co
John Lowell
Endicott & Macomber
den’! Managers
Samuel Appleton
New Hampshire
Manchester
Eng
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Cuba
Watertown Union Live
Hamshire
Fitchburg
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