Boston Money Market Mixed But Rates Steady In June Start
The Boston money market opened steady with fair demand for funds amid June disbursements. Time loans rated 6 to 8 percent and call loans 2 to 4 percent with collateral. exchanges rose markedly from last year, while New York and other centers showed gains. The local stock market was strong despite NYSE ticket service gaps, led by Atchison and Pacific-related names, with several rail and copper concerns advancing and a robust end-to-day close.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Frances
Reichsmarks
Amomib
New York Stock Exchange
Morse
The
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon Short
Crewe Navigation
Oregon Railway and Washpation Company
Northern Pacific
Oregon & Transcontinental Treasury
Boston News
Oregon
Chicago & West Michigan
Avril
Wisconsin Central
New York & New England
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
New England
West End
Railway
International Thomson Welding Company
Cambria Iron Company
Boston Water Power Company
Parker Street
Boylston
Europe
Montana
Montana Was the Feature Amon
Boston & Montana
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Grangers
Regan Transcontinental
Missouri Pacific
Jersey Central
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
Jersey
Burlington
Reading
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Nly
Inion Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Kansas City & Omaha
Ohio, Indiana & Western
Local Mills Declare Quarterly Dividends in New England
The Merrimac Hat Factory of Amesbury declares a 3 percent dividend. Grinnell Mill Co of New Bedford announces a 2 percent quarterly dividend. Pocasset Manufacturing Co of Fall River declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend. Johns Prat t Co and Pratt Cady Co of Hartford Conn each declare dividends.
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Merrimac Hat
Amesbury
Grinnell Mill Company
New Bedford
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Johns-Pratt Company
Pratt & Cady Company
Hartford
Financial market summary London and Paris quotes
London prices show Consols at 98 15 16 for money and 98 5 16 for the account, Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 337 ½, Erie at 29 ½, Erie seconds 106 ½, Illinois Central 119, Mexican ordinary 50, St. Paul 74, New York Central 110 58, Pennsylvania 53, Reading 23, Mexican Central firsts 77 ¼. Paris reports 3 per cent rentes at 6 francs 47 ½ centimes.
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Pacific
Atchison
L& & Air L
Roch. & Power
Bay
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
St. L. Es
del. & Ln
Seer den
BR. Ge
Rg East Tenn
Erie
Fort Wayne
Deee
Enee Ebee
Hocking Val
Isi
Houston & Peedr
Obe
UL. Central
Tex
Pem
Shore
Long Island
L Ouis
Nasit
Louis
Ain
St. Ie
M. & Ohio
Ag & Chat
N. & W. Pref
Seeves
Lil Northwestern
Uilye
Shay
N. Y
Miss
Ont
West
Oregon
Oregon S
Pittsburg
Rich. &al
Rock Island
Rome, W
St. L
St. Paul
Mi. Eee
Texas Pacific
Tol
D. C
U. Pacific
Ctica& E
Ener Buid Wasi L
Pereeees
Pacific Mail
Uyullman Pal
W. Union
American Oil
Ts Cou
GAB
Perry
Sean Seer
Fane
Union Pacific
West End
Wisconsin Central
St. P
Bell
Kan. P
Cress
Tex. P. L
Ji Tex. P
Tata N.J.C
Pas. Ists
Lamson Store Sér. Co. Eastman Car Heater
W. Shore
Pullman Palace Cat
Brokers’ Board
N. W
PneUmatic Tool Co
Amador Ad Horn
Oo Stock Car Co
Éloher
Best & Bel
Bisoston & Liverpool Co
Mig
Wee . Chollar
Lynn & Boston R&r
Col. Coalntario
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Con. C. & Va
Gould & Cur
Itale
Nevada
Avago Wees
Sugar Refineries Co
Thomson-Houston Elec
FA Yy Hock
Coal
Sullivan Con
Do Trust
United Copper
Thomson Elec
NE ‘Tel
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisimmet Company
Aspinwall Land
Fréenchmani’s
San Diego
Cal & Hecla
B& Mont
Wilson W. Fay
Hes
State Street
Osceola
B&m
Edison Phonm Toy
Penobscot Bay
Maverick Land
Pullman Palace Oak
Ny&ne
Ld Pueblo & Hg Val
Llile Rutland
Ambell
Lamson
Ieee
Winter Harbor
Allouez
Franklin Seer
B & Q Ousreigeeene Cos
Westyma Ity
Miles
East Land
Thom-Houst
London
Ividend
Atlantic & Great Western
Illinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Chamber of Commerce votes Central Wharf site for new building
At yesterday's noon meeting the Chamber of Commerce approved Central Wharf as the site for the new building by a large majority. A ballot on June 4 narrowed the choices to Atlantic avenue junction with Commercial street, India street and Central wharf, with Central wharf receiving strong support. The chamber referred the matter to a seven member committee to secure land price, abutter contributions, leases, and a full building plan with financials. Subscriptions were opened for Pennsylvania disaster relief, led by President Speare with $100.
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Chamber of Commercce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
A.D. &. Bell
Atlantic Avenue
Hersey B. Goodwin
Merchants’ Row
Commercial Street
Goodwin
Committee of Seven
India Street
Central Wharf
Aney
Pennsylvania
Speare
Boston Business Groups Align With Oil Trade Over Rail Policy
At a Boston Executive Business Association meeting, leaders and a guest from the Oil Trade Association urged cooperation to oppose a proposed change to the interstate commerce law. They argued Boston would be cut off from inland western trade and bottled up by New York monopoly, citing benefits from Canadian rail lines and previous rebates. The assembly adopted a resolution to urge the Senate interstate commerce committee to maintain Canadian road privileges, with Goodwin and Jones added to the supporting committee.
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Boston
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Executive Business Association
Young
Oil Trade Association
Executive Association
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States Senate
Goodwin
Association
Sayward
Executive Business Association
Senate
United States
George H. Leonard
KE. R. Delaney
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Grand Trunk Road
John J. Henry
Boot and Shoe Club
Osborne Howes
Fire Underwriters’ Association
Philadelhia
Newngland
Middle States
Transportation Committees
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Jerome Jones
Market Sum Up From Grain to Grocers
Flour and rye remain dull while oats and oatmeal hold steady. Corn, barley, and cornmeal show little change. cottonseed meal quiet. Fresh beef higher, pork firm, canned items mixed. Fruits pull demand with oranges strong and apples dull. sugars and molasses firm.
Wheat Market Slumps in Chicago Trade Amid Dull Provisions
Wheat opened weak at 75c for July with Bulls selling out, dragging prices to 74 3/4c. Northwestern markets weak, exports seen limited until new crop. Curb wheat steadies later after rally, corn dull, hog receipts high, provisions weak then mixed. Minneapolis reports open and close prices for wheat, with futures in mixed positions across regions.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Northwestern
Duluth
Minneapolis
Armourth Shorts
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Oponing
Wales
Eeeene
Ssrseee Pc Ron Hn
Betes Anes
New York
St Louis
Grain Market Report Reflects Slow Trading Conditions
A broad market snapshot shows dull to steady tones across grains. Wheat prices in New York and Chicago drift lower while receipts rise. corn and oats fluctuate with mixed demand. rye and barley show light activity and unchanged ranges. Major grain segments note quiet futures with varied regional quotes and inventories.
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Chicago
St Louis
New York
Sigerre
Milwaukee
St Lone Road
Toledo
Peoria
New England Railroad
Aston & Albany
Eee
Canada
Michigan
Prices and stocks across flour and grain markets
Grain dealers report quiet trading on change day due to a building site meeting. domestic flour quotes span wholesale and jobbing prices. Stocks show Chicago and Boston levels for wheat, oats, barley, rice, and corn with May to June 1889 figures. Butter, eggs, cheese, and margarine markets display mixed demand and steady prices with regional price spreads and receipts. Potatoes rise as Houston, Aroostook, and New York markets move firm. Hebrons exit.
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Ess
Chicago
Push. Bush
Ccoccce
Cdcadvtsue Esteinsens
Boston
Bush
Cine Tees Cnerace
Bvev
Ballov Os Os
Shorts
Aika
Spe
Minesota
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
New York
Minnesota
Vermont
Eastern Creamery
Anton
O.eomargarine
Ohio
Canton
York
Iverpool
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotias
Islands
West
Jersey
P Bush
Timothy
North
Houston
Aroostook
Rose
Hebrons
Burbanks
Vegetable market prices and supplies report
The market shows ample vegetables with steady demand at quoted prices. Bermuda onions 90c per crate, Spanis onions 86c per crate, Egyptian onions 25c per bush, Bermuda beets $1 per crate, carrots 160 per bushel, lettuce 7c per box, radishes 25c per dozen, native spinach 26c per bush, cucumbers $7.00 per 100, North Carolina wax beans $3 per crate, Florida tomatoes 1.50 per crate, Southern cabbage 1.50 per crate, Maryland peas $2 per bbl, Jersey ears 1.50 per basket, Florida marrow squash 3.50 per bbl.
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St Andrews
North Carolina
Florida
Norfolk
Maryland
Apples and Bananas Prices and Receipts Update
Today apples show 95 barrels received versus 15 barrels last year. Prices are steady with Baldwins and russets at 2 25 per barrel, common at 1 60, and 2 2 25 for choice Maine. Bananas receipts are light and sales active with Jamaicas at 1 2 25 per bunch. Oranges and lemons demand solid at old prices with Messina lemons 3 50 and Sorrento oranges 4 4 50.
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Baldwins
Choice
Maine
Tiberal
Dana
Messina
Sorrento
Catania
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Boston Stock Exchange
Sales Allouez
Ceccere Ener Atno
Ces Esscrissaseses
Atlantic
Honanza Devei
T. Eree
B. & Mont
Butte & Bostoneses
Cal
Hecla
Franklin
Huron
Lonton
Kearsar Nationa
Pewable
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Tvs
Soothbay
Wees
Oston
Koylaton Street
Campovello
Toy Maverick Seer
Sullivan
Winthrop See
Wollaston
Ernee
C.& . Bich
Viba
St. P. És
Bik H
K.C
Allie K. C
K. C
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Eerie
P’o
Pueb, & A. V
Rutland
Do Tex. Div
Sonora
St. Jo & U. IL
Atch
To &S
Oun Atlantic Tenna Tae
Oston & Alban
Boston & Miner
Boston & Lowe
Boston & Loy Tenne
Central of Mass
Flint & P.m.com
Ft. 8
Gulf
K. U
Spewer
Mem
RE. C
L.E
St. Leee
Maine Central
Roston Stock Exchange
California
Alta
Best & Belcher
Pam
Cohn. Cal
Eureka
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Utah
Hale & Norcross
Vada Queen
Foreign Financial Markets
Boston Interests
John
E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Franklin Park Land
Moody Merrill
Robert B. Fairbairn
Treas
Oakland Garden Association
New
Franklin Park
Pemberton Square
John Pickering & Moseley
Bankers and Brokers
State ST
Worcester Water Loan
Worcester
Mass
Committee On Finance
Wenesday
Ana
City of
WM. S. Barton
Brown Bros. & CO
Gro. E. Butuarp
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Treasuer
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Ee TR
Mexican Central Railway Company (Limited
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Earre
Trust Company
Ss. W. Reynolds
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newrunswick
Prince Edwardsland Chenangoes
Bermudas
Tennessee
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