Money Market and Stock Movements Report
The Money market remains quiet and steady with rates from 2 to 3 1 4 percent. Clearing House at 2 percent, loans on call with collateral 24 to 34 percent. bonds and foreign exchange fluctuate. New York exchanges rise to 108 million plus. telegraph and other city discounts vary. Rail and utility stocks shift. Atchison shorts, Union Pacific gains, Wisconsin Central up, and several bonds and trusts move. The report notes the Adiron dacks rail line earnings and potential leverage, with dividends due August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosttoy
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Shorts
Atchison
Atchison Shorts
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Bam Woon
United States
Jay Gould
Shettle Rock
Mississippi River
Pexas
Jean
Entral
Sinocedan
Rome
Watertown
Ardensburg
Kuime, Watertown & Ogden B R Railroad Company
Seling Iver
Adirondacks
Thousand Isles
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Sriver
Newpat
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
New York & New England
Chicao
Kansas & Western
Kansas City
Kimpora & Southern
Kansas
Whitney
Frenchman’s Bay
Anniston City Land Company
San Diego Land
Boston News Bureau
King, Lawrie & Co
San Digo
San Diego Land Company
Sweetwater
Kimball
California
Butte
Haggin
Comptoir d’Escompte
London
Te Société Des Méraux
England
Counstl
Ans
Bn En Flict
Ing C. B
Rock Island
Canton
Kome
River
Col. Sp
St. Paul
Ian ‘Paci
C. C
I. R
I G. Sp. i Ein
L. B
Beas
le L Be & Sa
Oregon
Pacific Mail
Maine Central
Pullman
Eves
Perry
Rutland
Gas Trust
Amer
Cattle Trust
Summit Branch
West End
Bell
At. L. & A Erie
D.& KG
D& KG
W. I
St. Y
PB. & P. Eastman Car Hester
St. P
Lamson
Loz
Pullman Palace Car Co
Am. Cotton of Trust
Tex
L. Tr
Aim
R. G. Burton Stock Car Co
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
N.W
W. Shore
Illinois Steel Co
Lynn & Boston Railroad
I. Oh Pucinentaas
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Tella Isle
Aes
Itarlo
Desert
East Shore
Kest & Bel
Ophir Ane Malden Electric Co
Bodie
Volosl
Brokers’ Board
Esnrtch
Col. Coal
Quiessiive
North Chi
Rolling Mills
Crown
EE Cristo G
Sarge
Sugar Refineries Co
Goult & C
Nevada
Ee Thomson-Houston Hléee
Hale & Nor
Silver King
T&s Fe Trust
Union
Do Lee
Ward
Cymporia & So
Fts & Gulf
Thomson T Lec
Wea
Lk & Fos
Westinghouse
Ent Inc
Aimbell Coes
Ieee
Lainson
Aspinwall
Joston Water Power
Fragcimian’s Bay
Ewan
Bib & Mont
al & Heck
Eeenee
Punkin
É& S$ Fe
Chie & Haater
Sau & Cieve
Sen Canton
Spr & M
Ow & L
Air Bell
Louison Ns
Ener
Aspliva
Renehman
Heer
West Tock
Pnan Tool
Swef
Shiinats Stee
Eeee
Thom Houst
Ser C
Dividend Declarations From Firms Include August Payouts
The Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company declares a 3 percent dividend payable August 1. Erie & Western Transportation Company declares an 8 percent dividend. Ashton Valve Company declares its usual quarterly 2 percent dividend payable August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
Erie & Wastern Transportation Company
Ashton Valve Company
July Investments and Mortgage Terms Highlighted
July Investments shows paid in capital of $1,037,600 with mortgages on city and farm property at 6 and 7 percent interest. It notes 6 percent debenture bonds with semi annual interest. Principal and interest guaranteed.
New York Money Market and Stock Activity Report
Money on call remained easy 2 to 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent and a closing offer at 24 percent. Bond and stock activity showed dull government bonds, steady railroad bonds, and a volatile day with Atchison and Missouri Pacific among leaders, closing near best prices after a strong late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Stock Exchange
C. & St. Louis
Sugar Trust
Union Pacific
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
Buffalo & Evie
New
Utan Southern General
Wheeling & Lake Erie
International Firsts
The
Seconds
Bae
Central Pacific
Commercial Market Quiet Across Commodities
Wool and flour stay quiet while corn holds firm and oats stay very quiet. Rye and Graham flour soften, cornmeal and oatmeal run steady, butter and eggs dull, pork strong, lard easy, and California fruits remain active with oranges firm. Potatoes lower and hay dull. straw firmer. apples in fair demand. molasses steady. tallow firm. meats mixed with subdued activity overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Print Cloth Market Firm in Fall River Sale Totals 2000 Pieces
The print cloth market remained firm and quiet in Fall River on July 25 with 64 by 648 priced at 315 16 cents. About 2000 pieces were sold today and demand could have driven higher if inventory had allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Apple Crop Outlook Dims Across States in July Report
Government July report shows heavy declines in apple condition across many states with notable damage from insects and frost. New England and New York hit hard, Rhode Island and Connecticut show slight promise. Best conditions found west of the Mississippi and along the Pacific, with several states mid to high nines in crop indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notch
New England
New York
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Missouri
California
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Kansas
Wool receipts rise for week with 30 392 bales recorded
Wool receipts for the week totaled 30 392 bales, compared with 22 241 bales in the same week of 1883. The figures indicate a notable increase in domestic wool shipments during the period.
Foreign Financial Highlights From London and Paris
Atlantic and Great Western seconds and other major stocks quoted in London. Canadian Pacific and Erie listed with varied percentages. Open market discount rates at 14.41 percent. Paris advices show 3 percent rentes at 83 francs 87.42 centimes. Bank of England bullion withdrawals and reserve ratio decline. Paris weekly Bank of France notes rise in gold and silver holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Paris
Wool market trims week with steady prices and quiet demand
Wool trade shows little change from last week with total sales around 2.44 million pounds. Domestic output predominates with 2,109,000 pounds. foreign sales reach 335,000 pounds as buyers delay purchases awaiting better terms and confidence remains mixed across Ohio, Michigan, Territory, and California wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Texas
Oregon
California
Ohio
London
St Louis
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Liverpool
Pensylvania
Eereee
Dicleneters Lab
Wheat Market Slips as Northwest Supplies Loom
Chicago wheat opened weak with selling surge after yesterday's rally as bears push prices on bearish news. Minneapolis quotes show July at 87% on bids, with cash No 1 hard around 103, while corn dull amid crop scare claims. Hog prices fall 10 cents, while exports remain robust and local operators cap declines and renew weakness in provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Northwest
Minnesota
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Bostop
United Kingdom
Cudahy
Minneapolis
Sc. Louis
Grain futures bid summary for July to May contracts
The report shows corn bids with July at 33 cents, August 33, age 33%40 bid, and May at 345%¢. Oats bids list July 22%6¢, August 21 cents, September 21346 bid, and May 25 cents.
Wholesale dairy and egg prices across regions and items
The report lists wholesale quotations for extras and firsts across creamery products, butter and eggs, plus cheeses, beans, poultry and produce. It gives varied regional prices from New York, Vermont, Nova Scotia, Michigan, and Ontario with market conditions described as quiet or steady and notes on supply and demand.
Butter Receipts and Creamery Market Pressures
Today’s butter receipts are heavy but not as large as last year, with ample cold storage and stores. Western creameries supply is large. quality is mixed due to heat damage, pushing sale prices down for off grades while demand for top stock remains modest. Prices range from 14 to 18 cents, with extra firsts near 16 to 18 cents and trunk butter around 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City Mill
Chicago
St Louis
Lake
Port Huron
New Chicago
Graham
Franklin County
Vermont
East Creamery
Fort Washington
Ohio
Liverpool
Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New Hampshire
Western
Canadas
York State
Bush
Alifornia
Lima
Bristol
Long Islands
Jerseys
Hebrons
Maryland
North Carolina
Red Top
Jersey
P Bush
Millet
Market prices quoted for fruits and berries range firm demand
The market shows steady demand and varied quotations across many fruits. Jerseys, oranges, lemons, pears, blackberries, peaches, cantaloupes, currants, blueberries, raspberries, huckleberries, pineapples, grapes, and watermelons are listed with prices by region and size, noting firm or well supplied conditions and seasonal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Palermo
Nova Scotia
Georgia
North Carolina
Nova Scotias
Florida
South Carolinas
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Threadneed'e Street
Thomson-leuton Electric
Slinows Steel
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Penobdscot Bay Land
Santa Fe
Boston Land
Crescent
Edison Phonograph Toy
Robinson- Foster Blec
Honerine
Don Enrique
Cal
Ilalo & Norcross
Heat & Wieicher
Con. Cal
Commonwealth
Ationez
Erenee
Eeneeereere
Atlantic
Eevee
Bonanza Devei
Iniee Bor
Haltte
Franklin
Huron
Konton
Ationa Kevrsarge
Osceola
Quinney
Tamsrack
Soo
Inston
Lston Street
Campobello
Poeka
Slg
West Digs
Desus Te
Winthrop Wenee
Wollaston
Aveenee
Atchison Istes
L. G
GO Mort
LYVOW
Seace
D& Pac
Do Inc
B.& Mo
St. A D.D
Sik H
K. Us
K.C
VM A
W M
Occas
Chives
Sewer
Rene
Love
L. C. Con
O ‘Do Inc
Pueb. & A. V
Do Inc. Bs
Severe Com
Atch
F&f
Atlantic & Pacific
Eree
Boston & Lowe
Bustohi & Vrov
Li Val
Soulhen
Central of Mass
Eeree
Los
Ing
Alt. & T
At. & Pacific
BK. & Air Sp
Kouh
Iess
Tts Son
Iowa
Ches
del. & L
den. & RK
Aewer
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
zoYy
Hocking Val
Sig
Louis
Eee
O . Man
Beach Man
le M
Ohlo
Kssex
Pacific
North West
Ubio
West
Ittsourg
Aig
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter & Co., Bakers & Commission
Brokeis
Washington ST
Farmes
Foreign Financial
John E. Welsh
General Markets
the Eastern Banking
Milk Street
T. Merrihew
Francis A. Osborn
D. P. Ives & CO
Water St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!