Mineral stock closing figures partial list
The record shows closing prices for several mining stocks on July 22 and July 23. Names include Crown Point El Cristo Homestake Mexican Occidental Quicksilver Union Consolidated Ward Consolidated Copper and Mexican Central, with prices ranging from about 1.05 to 14 percent changes and various percent gains or losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Bob
Es Col. Central
Col Colock Col
Crown Point
el Cristo
Occidental
Atarin
Quicksilver
Union
Ward
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Geldher
Con, Cal
Gould & Curry
Sierra Nevada
Hale & Norcross
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Money Market and Stock Report from Boston Notebook
The Boston money market eases with Clearing House rate at 2 percent and intraday loans 3 to 5 percent. New York funds show 10 to 12 percent discount, exchange totals rise from a year ago, and government securities hold firm. Atchison stock shows volatility amid railroad merger chatter, while Chicago and Western options, Wisconsin Central, and other rail assets move on fluctuating forecasts and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
City of Worcester
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Atchison
State Street
George A. Lord
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Harris
The
Daily Indicator
N. B. Ream
Chiago
Wisconsin Central
Interstate Railway Association
Wisconsin Central Securities
Northern Pacific
E Boston
H. H. Stevens
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Cicago
East Ilinois
Union Pacific
Mexican Central
Cleveland & Canton Common
Dividend Notice From Boston and Montana Mining Company
The Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company will pay a dividend of 1 dollar per share as dividend No. 6 at its office 246 Washington street Boston on August 20 to stockholders of record at close of business July 31 1889. The transfer book closes from July 31 to August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silver Mining Company
Washington Street
Boston
North American Salt Company Securities Subscriptions Close
Subscriptions to the North American Salt Company stock and bonds totaling eleven million dollars and four million dollars will close at the Central Trust Company of New York on or before Thursday July 25. For particulars and abridged prospectus see the July 22 issue. If blanks are desired contact Central Trust Company at 54 Wall Street New York by call telegraph or mail and they will be promptly furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Steel Company
Sugar Trust
London Statist
Canton
London
North American Salt Company
Stock Exchange
the North American Salt Company
Central Trust Company OF
New York
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
Pacific
Atchison
Air L. Deel
Or, &Nooee
Central Iowa
Central Pacifc
Vita
Chea
Ohio
Akia
Alton
Eene
Chi
del. & H
del. & L
Den
K. Gee
Erie
Fort Wayne A. Willy
Ft. W
Jalan Ficusion
Ang
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louisa
Net
Louis
N. Seers
Mem
Es Bet LL
M. & Whio
Lisle
West
Oregon
Grego
Ener
Ittaburg
Kitch, & al
WLP
Rock Island
Rome
Bu Law S
Vic Weve
St. Pat
St. P. M&m
BOO
Texas Pacific
Texo. C. Pref
U. Pacific
Tica & Be
Wis St. le
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Union
Perry Coal
N.W
Ihe D.& Rk
H.G. St. Tat
Wee St
Erie Bas
I & Kan. P
Sulver
Vila
G. Rs L
Tex. P
TU. Pac. Lsts
J.C. Int
N.P
Baring Brothers and Co. Exchange and Telegraph Transfers
Baring Brothers and Co based in London with correspondents buy and sell foreign exchanges and telegraphic transfers across Europe California and the British Provinces. Stocks and bond orders are executed in Boston New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
California
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds From Various Firms
The sale list includes Old Colony RR Topeka and Southwestern RR Marblehead National Bank Hamilton Woollen Co Payne Coal Iron Co Freeman National Bank Boston & Maine RR Lowell Manufacturing Co National Revere Bank Webster Bank State National Bank Globe National Bank National Hide Leather Bank Jackson Manufacturing Co Bates Mfg Co Pemberton Co etc. The auction occurs Wednesday July 24 1889 by order of administrators and executors with numerous railroad and bank securities and bonds offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony RR
Savenworth
Topeka & Southwestern RR
Atchison Guarante
Florida Southern Railway Co
Costa Alta
Manchester
Ilius
Boston & Maine RR
Lowell Manufacturing Co
National Revere Bank
National Webster Bank
State National Bank
Weet Ataaediwal Bank
Lilo Nla
Azores
Globe National Bank
National Hide & Leather Bank
Jackson Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co
Bates Mfg
Pemberton Co
Lawrence
Mass
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR
Boston & Providence
Northern Railroad of
New Hampshire
Reece Button Holesiack, Co
Fort Wayne Coal.& Iron Co
Trustees
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Toledo
New Bedford
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Quincy RR
Bridge Co
National City
Massachusetts National Bank
Rutland RR
Co.-Common
Loston Electric Light Company
Para Rubber Co
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Kansas
Old Colony Rik
Leominster National Bank
Leominster
Falls Mfg. Co
St. Paul City
National Union Bank
Howard National Bank
Unawick & Chillicothe RR
Oydensburg & Lake Champlain
Consol. Mort
Rand Rapids, Lansing & Detroit
Hi Qi
Maverick
Weer Eenee
Newport
Payson
San Diego
Eerevesee
Sullivan
Topeka
West
Winthrop
Wollaston
Essereeeee
Atchison
TBM
Ae Do L. G
At, & Pac
Do Inc
L. G
Q. Ts
Kan. & W
W. Mich
Con. Vt
L C
D.D
K. C
C. B
L. R
Ft. S
Scrip
St. P
N.Y
N. E
Oregon S. L
L. C. Con
Pueb. & A. V
Kan
Sonora
Bale St. Jo. & G
Union Pacific
Lst
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albagy
Boston & Lowell
Ieee OO
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Cal
Southern
Central of Mass
Eenee
Eeere
B. & Niss
Gunton
Col. Sp. & Cin
Fitchburg
Flint & v. M. Com
Seeee OG
F i
BOUL
K.C
Mem
KK. C
L.R
L.b
Maine Central
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
Esio Union Pacific
Wise
West End
Wisconsin Central
Eueever
Bell
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. CO
Pullman Palace
Cotton Oil Trust
Burton Stocs
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Joy Mfg
Illinois Steel Co
Lynn & Boston Wtailroad
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Mit. Desert & East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Pespatch Co
Orth Chi. Roling Mills
National Lead Trust Sugar Refineries Co
Thomson-Houston bLlec
Vieryy
Thomson Ilec
Westinghouse
Winnisiuunet CO
Auction Sales Continued of Historic Railroad and Mills Bonds
Auction list covers shares and bonds including Nashua Manufacturing Lyman Malls Mass Cotton Mills Toledo St Louis Nass up Kansas City RR Dayton Fort Wayne Chicago RR Nahimkeag Steam Cotton Mills Watervliet Turnpike RR Union Pacific RR Boston United Gas Fitchburg RR with various 1890s and 1919 dates and price quanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Mass, Cotton Mills
Toledo, St. Louis
Kausgas City RR
Scrip
Dayton, Fort Wayne & Chicago RR
Nahimkeag
Watervliet Turnpike & RR
Union Pacific RR
Boston United Gas Co
Fitchburg RR
Market and currency brief from London and Havana
London reports Canada Pacific 57 Mexican ordinary 5459 St Paul common 69 percent New York Central 108 percent Pennsylvania 5258 Mexican Central 67 4 with open market discount at 1 percent. Havana notes Spanish gold 236 237 exchange and sugar markets quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada_ Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central News
Havana
New York Financial Market Day Briefs and Bond Moves
Money on call eased to 2% to 3% with last loan at 2 1/2%. Sterling steadies near 4.87 on bills, 4.87 on demand. Railroad and government bonds subdued. Stocks opened higher, then drifted, with notable gains for Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis and Burlington. Sugar and Hocking Valley boosted late. Reading and other bonds mixed. market closed strong at top figures amid active rail and sugar moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Burlington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
St. Paul
Ohio
Indiana & Western
Minneapolis, & St. Louis
Belleville & South Illinois
Cairo
Arkansas & Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Shore
Market Report Shows Mixed Agricultural Prices Across Commodities
Lumber steady while corn advances and oats soften. California fruits and oranges remain active and firm. Pork, lard, and fresh beef hold firm, with hogs steady. Other staples like butter, cheese, eggs, and molasses show little change as overall market conditions stay subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
California
Grain futures closing prices listing various months and bids
New York closing prices show Wheat July 88c August 8642c bid September 86%4c asked December ss ec asked May 94c. Corn July 44c August 44c September 44%ac asked October 44%4c bid. Oats July 2758c bid August 28c asked September 27%4¢ bid October 28¢ bid. Louis closing Wheat July 75%¢ asked August 75%ac bid September 7644 76%8¢ December 7a ec year 76c bid Corn July 33¢ bid August 33¢ asked September 33 c bid May g4%c. Oats July 22¢ bid August 2ic bid September 26%4¢ bid. Duluth July wheat opened at 99%C and closed at 99 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
New York
Louis
Duluth
Lumber Market Dull Season Yet Steady Demand Persists
The week sees a fairly active but subdued lumber trade with no new features. Southern lumber shows steady demand, arrivals totaling about 2,020,000 feet including pine and some cypress, plus a large rail tie cargo from Wilmington. Rumors of large orders surface, freight rates ease modestly, and steamer space remains scarce. Prices hold across cargo and yard lots for spruce, pine, and hardwoods, with firming notes if demand continues. Maine drives report better water but uneven profit outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Maine Lumber
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York Dry Goods Trade Report July
The Daily Commercial Bulletin notes a light week for commission and importing circles but steady movement in fall fabrics due to back orders. Jobbing trade remains quiet while staple cotton goods stay firm. Prints and ginghams show reduced first hands activity but are steady. Dress goods sell well and men’s wear woollens show improved demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Print Cloth Market Dull in Fall River Trade
July 23 Fall River market notes dull unsettled trading as American Printing Co offers goods at a 3 1/2 percent cut. Local mills lack data on stock while a pool of manufacturers bids 100000 pieces at 9 1/2 percent off. Quotations rise to 31 5 16 cents with little business and a tug of war between the agent and local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Werst
Northwest
Gilman, Cheney & Co
London
England
St Louis
Europe
Russia
Fall River
American Printing Company
MC 10 Borden
New York
Borden
To Print Works
Coal Trade Shows Mixed Demand and Growing Western Role
The coal market remains firm but uneven with little new anthracite business and high freight costs hindering growth. Western demand rises after freight rate cuts, and shipments reach 22,930 tons for the week, while bituminous activity remains quiet. A June Bureau report traces 1888 production by region, noting Western trade expanding toward Eastern levels and Southern coastal activity limited to a few states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville Miners’ Journal
Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics
Pennsylvania
New York
New_ Jersey
New England
Pacific Coast
Canada
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Grain and flour markets show steady prices with mixed demand
Wheat, corn, and oats supply totals reach 63 cars and 3923 bbls of flour receipts. Prices range from 88-90c for No 2 red wheat to about 35-50c for various white oats and patent flour grades, with New York and Chicago receipts, exports, and ship rates noted amid quiet futures and modest winter wheat flour sales.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada
New York
City
Chicago
St Louis
Graham
Daily Produce Receipts and Market Notes Across Cities
Today’s receipts list Butter 3744 pkgs Oleo 1790 pkgs Cheese 805 boxes Eggs 1 bbl 1064 cases Beans 5635 bbls Potatoes 18 cars Hay 36 cars Straw 2 cars. Last year Butter 4885 pkgs Oleo 1000 pkgs Cheese 2512 boxes Eggs 1 box 4 bbls 2965 cases Beans 1 bbl Potatoes 110 cars Hay 33 cars Straw 2 cars. Butter unchanged. Elgin sales 38 820 ths at 16 16 percent. New York trade dull. Western creamery 15 16 rec. Chicago demand quiet except fancy. Elgin 16c. Dairy receipts large. St Albans trade quiet Eastern creamery 18 19c dairies general price 13 14c selec-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
New York
Rec
Chicago
St Albans
Eastern
Dairies
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Miere
Belt Telephone
West Endland
Aspinwall
Rookline
Frenchman’s Bay
Thomson-Houston Electric
Thomson- Houston
Boston Stock Exchange
Thomson European Welding Company
Capital
American Loan & Trust Company
Oliver Ames
Tressurer
W. A. Oland
Standard Oil
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co. F. B
BS Congress St
Yiass
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & Co
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Burton
Catalpa
McKay
Reece
Don Enrique
Edison Phonograph
Oear
Marblehead National Bank of
Marblehead
Hamilton Woollen Co
Payne Coal & Vas Ont, Iron Co.—Trustees
Nollip Freeman
National Bank
City of
Salem
M. L
City of Providence
R. 1
Heroic Phaeton Co
City of Boston
Terence, Eldorado & Walnut Vailey RR
Iowa Falls
Sioux City RR
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR
Suitable Trust Co. of
Omaha
Iowa
RK. Co
Stk
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Manufacturing
Brokers’ Board
Am Bell Tel
Fitchburg RR Bs
Cere Bo
Mara, Ho & Ont
Seeee
Montcopper
Niur
Cleve
Flint & Pere Mar
Ny&ne
Samson
Toston Water Power
Mont
Cal & Hec
Punkin
Osceola
T&s
B&a
Chi, Bae & Nop
Wis
Illinois Steel
Alloucz
Arnold
Bonanza
Catulpa
Central
Franklin
Kearsarge
Scottndavy
Soston
tHroston W. Seer
Boylston Street
Eeee
Inc
Minneapo
Foreign Financial
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
Pevenvers Seereee Io
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
NEW York Dry Goods
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihews
J.C. Davis & CO. Bankers
School Street
Texas
Securities Safe and Prompt
D. P. Ives & CO
Water S
John Jeffries & Sons
Coal Trade
John E. Welsh
General Markets
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