Money Market and Wall Street Notes From Boston Jul 25
The Money Market report shows firmer rates with 7 per cent between banks and call loans at 7 to 9 per cent. Boston imports exceeded 800,000 weekly while exports were half that. The stock market remained dull with West End trading down to 29 1 2 and Atchison under pressure amid consolidation talk. President Strong denies Colorado claims of control over Denver & Rio Grande Western and related moves. The Boston News Bureau opens to provide rapid banking and investment news.
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Boston
New York
Corporation
SR Ca Aon
Clearing House
Paris
Reichsmarks
West End
Atchison
Bears
William B. Strong
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Colorado Midland
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Sidney Bartlett
F. W. Hunnewell
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Burlington
Northern
Boston News Bureau
Clarence W. Barron
The
Transcript
San Diego
Los Angeles
Union Pacific Road
Salt Lake City
Wisconsin Central Road
Nashua & Lowell
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Control
Boston & Maine
Atlantic & Pacific Management
the Tribune
Arizona
Globe City
Tucson
Benson
Calabasas
Sonora
Flagstaff
Atlantic & Pacific
Guaymas
Southern Pacific
Pullman
Pullman Pala Company
Textile and mill firms report varied dividend dates Aug 1
Thorndike Company and Boston Duck Company declare 5 percent dividends with August 1 payment date. Cordis Mills Corporation and Angl a Pe Manufacturing Company set 5 and 9 percent. Street Railway Company of Fall River offers 134 percent quarterly. Ro eson Mills and Globe Yarn Mills in Fall River announce 24 and 2 percent quarterly. Mason & Hamlin Piano Company notes 3 percent quarterly with August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndike Company
Boston Duck Company
Cordis Mills Corporation
Eee A Pe Manufacturing Company
the Street Railway Company of
Fall River
Ro Eson Mills Company
Globe Yarn Mills
Mason & Hamlin A — Piano Company
Ang
Waterworks Company Issues Bonds for Extensions and Debt
The company authorizes a 4,000,000 loan with 400,000 placed in trust to retire equal old bonds and 2,000,000 to be used after January 1, 1888 for water mains extensions. Present indebtedness remains 2,000,000 with 120,000 annual interest. Estimated gross income exceeds 200,000. anticipated earnings 250,000 by July 1, 1888. new consumers 604 in six months to July 1, 1887. Operating costs about 45,000. expected surplus over 85,000 after charges. Price 103 plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
New York Stock Sales July 25 82 000 Shares Traded
Today's transactions show 82 000 shares traded in New York stocks. The report lists shares sold with opening, high, low and closing prices for the day and compares to yesterday's closing.
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New York
New York Financial Market Report July 25
Money on call easy at 4 1/2 to 6 percent with last loan at 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 1/4 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange dull. Government and railroad bonds dull. Stock list fluctuated with a dull close, notable activity in St Paul, Richmond & West Point and Reading but now faded. Rail bonds sales totaled 808,000 with Jersey Central and Iron Mountain moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Transportation Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Company
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Schuylkill Navigation Company
Suez Canal Company
Iron Railway Company
International Trust Company
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
West End
Consolidated
American Loan and Trust Company
Rio Tinto Copper Company
Anaconda
Calumet & Heela
New York Stock Exchange
Burvor Oy
Gov’t
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Richmond & West Point
Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Jersey Central
Keokuk & Des Moines
Erie
Iron Mountain
Central Iowa
Long Island
Mobile & Ohio
United States 44s and Rail Stocks Listed
A London report lists U S rail issues with various prices for Atlantic & Great Western Erie Illinois Central Mexican ordinary St Paul common New York Central Reading Mexican Central and others.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul
New York
Market Report Shows Steady Food Prices Across Items
Canned goods hold stable, flour dull, corn quiet, oats easier, oatmeal steady, rye flour steady, rye quiet, malt unchanged, Milifeed steady. Butter firm, cheese stronger, eggs firm and steady. Beans in fair demand, potatoes easier, hay steady, straw unchanged. Grass seeds quiet, tallow dull, apples plenty, berries abundant with good sale and demand for truck. Pork steady, lard unchanged, hams quiet, fresh beef firm. Other fresh meats quiet. Raw sugar steady, refined sugars firm, molasses steady.
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New York
Minnesota
City
Chicago
Rio
Petroleum—United
Bbis Mess
Western Steam
State
Western
Detroit
Michigan
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Canned Goods Demand and Salmon Pack Outlook
Demand for canned foods remains firm with high prices for peas and a strong front for new and old stock. A Astoria report notes a sparse salmon pack on the Columbia River, with about 200 000 cases by July 1 and a heavy dependence on the July run, while Maine’s produce trade signals large future packs and drought impacts on Eden peas.
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Cook
Columbia River
Baltimore
Astoria
Lower
Columbia
Maine
Mainé
New York
Eden
Booth
West
Opening and closing stock quotes from yesterday
The opening, highest, lowest and closing quotations yesterday, with yesterday’s closing equal to last year’s same day closing, were as follows.
Market Reports July 25 Steel and Flour Prices Unchanged
The flour market remains dull with no change in prices. Wheat in Chicazo and Minneapolis trends down slightly, while corn stays quiet though some business occurs. Steamer yellow in elevators quoted at 5244 to 6144c. steamer mixed steady at 6014.45 to 4ac. No 2 whites quoted around 414e 42c, on track 41 41%40c. No 3 whites on track at 40e. Closing bids show varied levels for No 2 white and future months. Inspections total 98 cars. stocks in elevators listed.
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Chicuzo
Minneapolis
Grain stocks and market prices in Chicago and New York
The report lists Chicago grain stocks for oats wheat corn rye barley and oats figures for July 16 24 1887 and visible supply totals for July 23 24 1887 and 1888 with New York stocks by grain plus afloat figures. It also details flour prices per barrel and milling terms as well as cornmeal rye oatmeal malt hops and other related market values.
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Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada
Canada Western
Eastern
Market Report Shows Mixed Butter and Cheese Activity
Butter markets firm with Western creameries at 22 to 24 cents and Chicago demand rising. Canton sells 600 tubs at 22 to 23c. Cheese firmer with Northern at 10c and Western at 9 9 1/2c. Canton 4500 sold at 10 1/2c. Eggs steady in New York and Chicago weak at 11c for Western extras. Beans, potatoes, hay, tallow, seeds, and poultry listings follow with varied prices and steady to higher jobbing quotes.
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New York
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Canton
Liverpool
Vermont
Northern Choice
Ohio Choice
Vermont Choice
Northern Sage
Choice
Canada
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
West
North
Northy
Red Top
Jersey
Eastswale
Norfolks
Long Islands
Bristol Ferry
Market Report On Fruit and Produce Prices
Watermelons sold today at 18 25c for Norfolks and 25 30c for South Carolina. Green apples plentiful and sold at 150 250 per barrel and 1 1 25 per crate. Pears at 2 2 50 per crate. Canteloupes arrived in bad order and sold at 1. Wetus. Blackberries plentiful at 20 cents per quart. Raspberries and blueberries sold current rates. Evaporated apples firm, with specific price quotes. Oranges and lemons listed with Messina Palermo boxes. California fruits priced by item. Steamer D J Foley brought bananas and coconuts for George S. Harding. bananas 1 and 1 12% for yellow and red, coconuts 27 per 1000 count.
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South Carolina
Savannah
Messina
Palermo
California
D J Foley
George S. Harding
Market Notes on Truck Demand and Produce Prices
There is strong demand for trucks with prices near prior quotes. Egyptian onions sell at 1 75 per case, Maltas 2 50 per basket, native onions 2 50, Norfolks 1 1 crate, Rhode Island tomatoes 3 per bush, Chicago lots 1 1p crate, cabbage 5 47 per 100, cantaloupes 2 2 50 per barrel, wax beans 1 75, green bush beans 1 60, native corn 15 cents per dozen, Prov ence beets 50c per bush, Long Island turnips 1 75 per peck barrel, squash 2 50 per 100, Southern 1 25 per crate, carrots 2 per count, lettuce 1 per box, cucumbers 2 cents each and 2 100, citron melons 2 50 per barrel, parsnips 75c per dozen bunches.
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Maltas
Rhode Islands
Chicago
Tcanteloupes
Long Islands
Meat Prices and Provisions Listing For Local Market
A dense catalog of grocery meat prices and provisions listing pork and lard cuts with varied price points, beef grades, and other fresh meats. It includes ranges for hams shoulders and ribs, bacon types, tongues, tripe, and lambs with unit prices and packaging notes.
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Lord
Choice
Tierces
Market Prices for Lamb Veal and Mutton
The report lists live stock prices with quality ranges for mutton veal and yearlings. Prices show variations from poor to good, including Brighton and Eastern lots with fractions and cents per unit.
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Brighton
Mixed Cotton and Commodity Market Updates in Liverpool and New York
Liverpool cotton futures opened and closed dull with July and August quotes around 5 33-64d and 6 32-64d, while September and future months also shown. Spot rate weaker at 5 11-16d for middling uplands, with 10,000 bales sold. New York spot closed easy. futures opened weak with listed bids and asks, several contracts moving near 9.3 to 10.2. Market details include sugar and molasses prices with steady trends and cargo quotes, plus pipeline certificates activity and shipment figures.
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Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Manila
Belmont
Orto Rico
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Cuba
Trade Centre Wheat and Flour Prices Across Cities
Reports from New York trading floors show flour receipts and exports with Minnesota and city mill oils priced from $3 to $4 per barrel, while wheat futures and spot prices move lower or steady across Detroit Toledo Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Minneapolis markets.
Kansas City hog and cattle market notes July 25
Market summaries show hogs higher with mixed quotations across cities. Chicago reports strong cattle and hog markets with firm to higher prices for steers and packing hogs, while receipts and shipments vary by region and fare.
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Kansas City
ST. Louis
Sainstay
Peoria
Chicago
Texas
Cotton Markets Report July 25 Across Several Ports
The daily cotton market notes mixed activity with Augusta-Net receipts and Galveston modest, New Orleans strong exports to Great Britain and high stock, Savannah and Charleston quiet to dull, Norfolk and Wilmington limited, Philadelphia steady, New York active with large net receipts and stable prices indicating varied regional demand and supply conditions.
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Augusta
C. Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Dull
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
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Farmers’ Loan
American Water Works Co
C.H. Venner & Company
W. T. Hatch & Sons
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Woodbury & Moulton
Portland
Massachusetts
Aan
Treasury
Company Mason Building
Kilby St
Thomas Leavitt
Iron Mining Securities
Gogebic Investment CO
State Street
Aurora Iron Mine
Aurora
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Consolidated Railway CO
R. L. Day & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Tee Erles
Aries
Brokers’ ‘Board
Bevore
U . A & Pac Inc
T&s
Do Bik
Bcon R
Cam H
Fitchburg Pfa
F & P Mcom
Old Colesees
UN Pac
Boston W P
Bell Tel. Eee
C & Hee
E Tel Serene
San Diego Ld
West End Lad
CALIL
M. A&t Trust
A& Pine
B&nsa
C.b&q
M&b
B&n
Spr & M
Ogs & L
Fitchburg
8 & G Com
Il Oo
A& Pinc
Cee& W
Inc
Ba&n
Aes
Cal So Inc
M & Birm Bs
Y A
T&si
A&p
C,b&n
Cin & San
Bell Tel
Atlantic
Tamarack Ra
Aspinwall
Boston Brookinng
BOS Maverie
Li Ie
New
al. Southern Inc
Chi
Kan. & Western
Kan
Weernine
K.C
S.jo
C.bluffs
Central Phew TL
Central Inc
N. E
Ig. Central
Esteem
Pac
Air L
C.R
Central
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
Seeeer
Col
Del
Heens
Den
R. G
Ft. W
Houst
A . Kan. & Tex
We Kings
Penn
Lake Shore
Glia Ou
S A
Cmt
Reach. Se . la
Pacific
Fesex
Nash. & Obateens
J. Cent
N. & W. Pref
I Bose
SRO Ie
N. Y. Cent
N.E
Ohio & Miss
West Steer
Oregon
Pittsburg
Rich
Rich. & al
Veg Rich
Dan
Roch
Pitte
Rock Island
St.l
St. P
M.&m
Toledo & O
Utica & B.R . E
Eee
Cen. P
N. W
Vata
U DB. & RK
St. L
St Cc
Tex. P.R
Shore
Yg Lood
Plymouth
Cal & Wind
D. Terra
Renfrew
el. Cristo
Cais Ae Santiago
Hale & Nor
Homestake
Standart AG. Horn
I Tenn. C
I. Oboe
Atch
Topeka
Iuston
Albany
Boston & Providence
Quincey
Orma Southern
Sand
Cleveland
Duin
Fine & P
Lint & P
N.Y
Reese
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
Union Pacific
Bell Telephone
New Eng
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Pullman Palace Car
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Il Too Security
Bloc
Lord Acoustic Telephone
Honerine
Anta Fe
Frenchman’s Bay Land
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Chicago Markets
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