Money Market Eases Amid Loans and Bank Balances Shifts
In Boston, July 18, the money market eased with nominal quotes on loan and time paper as borrowers and lenders set terms. Clearing house balances show 6.6 to 7 percent on call loans, and New York funds discounting at par to 10 cents. The report also notes a favorable Boston bank surplus and a dull but firm local stock scene led by Atchison and various rail securities.
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Boston
Corporation
Clearing House
New York
Sterling Exchange
Dividends Declared by Several Rail and Company Stocks
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad declares a 3 percent dividend. Stafford Mill Company Fall River also declares 3 percent. American Loan and Trust of Ashland Nebraska declares a 5 percent semi annual dividend payable July 20. Charters Valley Gas declares 21 percent payable July 28. United States Cable directors to recommend a final 2 percent per share dividend payable after July 30. St Louis and San Francisco Railway declares 3 percent on first preferred stock. Second preferred likely discussed at next meeting.
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Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Stafford Mill Company
Fall River
American Loan and Trust An
Ashland
Neb
Omaha
Charters Valley Gas Company
United States Cabie
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
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New York Stock Sales and East Coast Rail News Mix
Daily market summary shows 129,018 shares traded with varied opening and closing prices. Rail and shipping updates mention new Bar Harbor Limited cars on Boston & Maine trains, heavy summer tourism, and possible expansion plans for lines including Vanderbilt and Grand Trunk. A Boston capitalists group pursues a Lake County California railroad subscription of 100,000 dollars. Canneries discuss demand, prices, and the need for national uniform standards. prices for peaches, tomatoes, and other canned goods are listed with tentative supply outlooks.
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New York
Boston & Maine
Bar Harbor
Philadelphia
West
LB. W. Wrenn
East Tennessee, Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Canadian Pacific Railway
Victoria
B. C
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Northern Pacific
McNulta
Wabash System
Lake County
Cal
Maine Railroad Commissioners
Green Mountain
Mt. Desert
Vanderbilt
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Ives-Stayner Syndicate
Baltimore & Ohio
Sully
Ives
Stayner
Garrett
Maryland
New York State
London
Maine
Baltimore Exchange
United States
Rane
Lima
Mae
New York Financial Report Shows Mixed Market Activity
On July 18 the money market remained easy with call rates 4 to 5 and last loan at 4. Prime mercantile paper quoted 6 4 2 6. Bond markets were dull to firm while equities fluctuated after 2:15 with Richmond & West Point recovering losses and Tennessee Coal rising. Several railroad bonds and stocks moved modestly amid overall dullness with near opening prices at close.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Richmond & West Point
Tennessee
Canada
Iim
Morris & Essex
Illinois Central
International
Cleveland
Painesville & Ashtabula
Metropolitan
New York City & Northern
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Northwestern
Fort Worth
Denver
Ohio Southern
Foreign Financial Markets Echo Panama Canal Loan Plans
London reports mixed U S government securities with yields ranging from 1 14 to 126 percent and equity bids for major railroads and Canadian firms. The Panama Canal loan will be opened in Paris and New York on the 26th inst.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Hrie
Erie
Illinois Central
Mexican Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Canada Northwest Land Company
Paris
New York
Colebrook Rail Project Advances to Build Standard Gauge Line
A public Colebrook New Hampshire meeting secured the remaining funds to insure a $25 000 standard gauge railroad. Groundbreaking planned before August 1 with cars running by October 15, a 500 man survey crew will push the first North Stratford section. The Megantic system aims to link Quebec to Boston via Groveton Plymouth and Concord, with cross border spur plans approved by Canadian minister of railways Mr Pope.
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Colebrook
N. H
Frank Jones
Charles Sinclair
G. Vandyke
Vandyke
Upper Coos
Quebec
Boston
Megantic
Groveton
Plmouth
Concord
North Stratford
Canada Line
Charles A. Sinclair
George Vandyke
Megantic Corporation
Mr. Pope
Megantic Road
Ar Ives
Cookshire and
Hereford
Boston & Lowell Railroad approves bonds for Mystic River assets
A special stockholders meeting at the Causeway street station authorized issuing bonds up to 350000 to repay funds used for lands wharves piers docks and related property of the Mystic River Corporation Ocean Terminal Railroad Dock and Elevator Company under Massachusetts law. William H. Coolidge is to approve and certify the bonds issued during the current year.
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
Causeway Street
Mystic River Corporation
Ocean Terminal Railroad Dock and Elevator Company
Massachusetts
William H. Coolidge
Boston & Albany Announces Weekend Special Trains
The Boston & Albany railroad will run special trains from Boston to South Framingham on Thursday and Friday at 9 58, 11 02, 12 30 and 1 25 p m. The 12 30 train is accommodation. others express. Return trains depart South Framingham at 6 40, 9 30 and 9 55. Friday adds Worcester to South Framingham to aid Worcester Ninth Regiment visitors with reduced rates. The line also offers baggage check to St Louis, Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Chicago, with delivery on destination. Office: city ticket, 232 Washington St. Agents: J L Waitr and A S Hanson.
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Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
South Framingham
Worcester
New Worcester Company
St. Louis
Buffalo
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
City
Washington Street
J.L. Waitr
A. 5
Hanson
Stagnant to steady commodity market signals mixed demand
Commercial notes show canned goods unchanged while butter and cheese trend firm. New potatoes are in good demand, fresh beef firmer, and truck demand strong. other staples like flour oats and eggs stay steady with many meats quiet.
Chicago Markets Opening Prices and Yearly Closing Comparison
The opening, highest, lowest and closing quotations from Chicago markets yesterday are listed. The closing price matches the same day last year.
Wheat Exports Surpass Prior Years as Flour Leads Trade
A review of the past fiscal year shows wheat exports greatly exceed earlier years, with flour exports reaching record highs. The report notes wheat exports up by tens of millions of bushels versus 1886 and 1885, while flour exports double the levels of 1879 and 1880, signaling strong growth in both commodities.
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Market Reports July 18 Flour and Grain
July 18 market notes show draggy flour with steady prices and limited corn activity due to the interstate bill. Oats remain steady with moderate business. reports cite specific on track and elevator lots, while stock tallies for July 18 list corn, oats, rye, barley, and wheat in Chicago and other markets with visible supplies and prices for flour and millfeed across several grades.
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Chicago
E.w
New York
Minnesota Bakers
Michigan Stone
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
No 1
Canada Western
Eastern
Market summary of dairy produce and staples in multiple cities
The butter market shows firmness with steady or unchanged quotes across Canton Chicago New York and Philadelphia. Cheese remains very firm with higher prices. Northern Ohio and New York regions show strong demand and elevated quotes. Eggs potatoes seeds hay tallow and straw follow mixed but steady patterns with regional price variations and adequate supplies.
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Canton
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Vermont
Northern Choice
Ohio Choice
East Fresh
Choice Canada
Choice Fresh Western
Michigan Choice
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Canada
West
Jersey
East Swale
New
Long Island
Jerseys
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Truck Goods
The listing shows onions Egyptian 1 75 per case Maltas 250 per basket native 2 50 350 per 100 tomatoes Norfolks 75 cent crate Rhode Island 3 percent bush Chicago lots 17 per crate cabbages 7 per 100 cantaloupes 2 50 per crate beans wax.
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Maltas
Rhode Islands
Chicago
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Atchison
Collater Trust
Chicago, Kansas
Atlantic & Pacific
New Ork
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Udiana
Bloomington & Western Road
Sandusky
S Ir. Villard
Wisconsin Central
Elijah Smith
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Durango
Mexican Iron Mountain Company
Iron Mountain Company
Huntington
Villa Lerdo
New York & New Distant
Central Massachusetts
Boston &Maine
New Hampshire
State Street
Concord Railroad
State of
West End
American Loan and Trust Company
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San Diego
Osceola
Franklin
Tamarack
Tamarack & Osceola
Leonard Lewisohn
Charles X. Larrabee
Montana
Charles van Brunt
A. 8. Bigelow
Bell Telephone
New Haven
Springfield
Farmers’ Loan
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American Water Works Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
C.H. Venner & Company
W. T. Hatch & Sons
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Woodbury & Moulton
Portland
Portsmouth
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Blake Brothers &Co
Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company
Treasury
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Kilby St
Thomas Leavitt
Devonshire Street
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R. L. Day & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Salem
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Erie Telephone
Pullman Palace Car
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Catalpa
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