Money Market Steady in Boston on June Fourth
The Boston money market remains steady and quiet with moderate demand for loanable funds. Rates show little change. call loans with collateral run 3 to 3 percent, commercial paper 3 to 3 ½ percent, and prime to good mercantile paper 4 to 5 percent. Government securities are quiet and foreign exchange weak in early June reporting.
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Boston
New York
Prices and Closing Quotes From the Market Report
The day shows steadier to stronger tone in local stocks with notable activity in Atchison Bell Telephone New England Water Power and Mexican Central among others. Union Pacific rose on favorable news while bonds traded higher and several railroad and mining shares posted gains or steady levels.
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Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Eastern
Mexican Central
New York
New England
Marquette, Howehton
Ontonagon
Rutland
Union Pacific
Inc
Cemue Pn
Inse Norces
Unclear Sales Ledger Entry From June Catalog
A fragmented sale list shows items with quantities and prices including references to Breece, Mexican Telephone, McKay Heeling Mach, Burton Stock Cer Com, and Caroline Quien. The text is heavily garbled with stray letters and lacks coherent context or complete items.
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Serene Tae
Wall Street closes firm after late rally in rail shares
Money on call at 1 2 percent and prime mercantile paper 4 5. Sterling rates dull with bills at 48714 and 489. Railroad bonds show strength as a late surge lifts many issues. Total sales 334 108 shares with Richmond and West Point active but down lx percent. Several rails and bonds listed with varied gains and losses.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Richmond
West Point
Omaha
Northwestern
Free Cay
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ilaig
Chicago and Alton
Cleveand
Columbus
Indianpolis
Denver
South Park
Erie
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Houston
Texas General
International and
Gear Northern
Michigan Centrl
Chattanooga
Nickel Plate
Texas and Pacific
Danville
Mobile
Ohio
Jersey Central Adjustment
Ottumwa
New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
New York City
Northern Trust
Mississippi
Mutusx Union
Mining Stocks at 2050 Ontario and Quickstiver Values
The list shows prices for mining stocks including 2050 Ontario at 2850 Quicksilver, 400 Quickstiver preferred at 2000 Hiorn Silver, 800 Deadwood Tetra, and 300 Best & Beicher with a value of 1.09.
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Ontario
Quicksilver
Hiorn Silver
Deadwood Tetra
Best & Beicher
Mining stocks close in San Francisco on June 4
The official closing prices of mining stocks were reported today in San Francisco California with a list of names and figures showing gains and losses for the day. The periodic market summary reflects activity across various mining sectors and firms.
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San Francisco
Cal
Chicago and Northwestern Stockholders Name Directors and Officers
The annual meeting in Chicago re elected D O Mills John M Burke Marvie Hughitt N K Fairbank and Horace Williams as directors. Percy R Pine replaces the late C J Osborne. Officers re elected include Albert Keep president M L Sykes vice president secretary treasurer S O Howe assistant secretary treasurer in New York Marvin Hughitt second vice president J B Redfield assistant secretary assistant treasurer and auditor. Net revenue is about 4 700 600 with 6 percent and 7 percent dividends totaling 3 444 500 and a 1 255 500 surplus.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
D.O. Mills
John M. Burke
Marvie Hughitt
N. K. Fairbank
Horace Williams
Percy R. Pine
C. J. Osborne
Albert Keep
M. L. Sykes
S.O. Howe
New York
Marvin Hughitt
J. B. Redfield
Rail companies plan upgrades and leadership renewals nationwide
Louisville and Nashville directors deny a receivership report while Connecticut River freight officials announce monthly changes. Union Pacific plans extensive improvements along its line with heavier rails from Ogden to Omaha and new depots and cars. Toledo, Cincinnati and St Louis gauge change is likely this winter. Central Iowa Ry reelects directors at Marshalltown. Southern Pacific to import foreign steel rails to New Orleans at favorable terms. May earnings rise for Boston New York Providence and other lines. Newtasket Beach road purchase cited. New York and New England steamers moved substantial freight. Connecticut River RR boasts two top business days during Springfield 250th, with a 4 percent dividend declared. May and yearly totals for several lines show growth in earnings.
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Union Pacific
Washington
New York
Pacific Mail
Chicago
Burlington
Quinney
Northern
Oregon
Mansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Atlantic and
Pacific
California
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Symon
Eastern
Arthur Sewall
Bath
New England
Devonshire Street
Old Colony
Rutland Common
Boston
Providence
Connecticut
Passumpsic
Bell Telephone
Boott
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Amory Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Louisville
Nashville
Connecticut River Road
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Ogden
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Central Iowa Railway Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Messrs
William Hanna
F. W. Huidekoper
Edward E. Chene
Russell Sage
Alfred Sul
Old Colony Railroad Company
Newtasket Beach Road
New York and
Hudson River
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Business Troubles Signal Ongoing Bankruptcies Across States
A telegraphed report from Dun and Co and E Russell & Co shows 187 U S and Canada failures last week, led by Western and Pacific states. Insolvency hearings in Suffolk County closed. Boston firms and individuals named include Goldthwaite Kendall Haraden Robinson Quinn Cutting Porter Kidder Messenger and others facing liabilities. A notice from Moses W Richardson invites creditors to Lewiston mills meetings to discuss affairs after George C Richardson’s death.
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R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
New York
United States
Canada
Western and Pacific States
Suffolk County
McKim
Timothy Goldthwaite
Columbus Avenue
William P. Kendall
Tremont Street
Flora J. Haraden
Broadway
Chelsea
Benjamin F. Robinson
Henry Quinn
Pedler
Harrison Avenue
Hiram G. Cutting
Hanover Street
Albert D. Porter
Washington Street
Nahum J. Kidder
Beckler Avenue
Charles Rickenberg
State Street
Thaddeus W. Messenger
Augustus W. Doyie
T. W. Messenger & Co
Aoard Provisions
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Moses Paul & Co
New Farnell Hall
James P. Hackett
Jerome T. White
Frank Wheeler
Atlantic Avenue
George M. Guild
Boston
May, Nash & Winslow
Gardner
Hawkins
Oliver Street
John Dyke
Edmund T. Lamb
D. R. McKimon
Moncton
N. B
Cunen & Kelaher
MeKiaen
Conn
BE. Ballentine
Lexington
S. C
Brigham Bros
Mercantile Market
E. B. Wildes & Bro
Doane Street
Guild, Church & Co
Elias Bartlett
Raymond
Daniel J. Keefe
Cheshire
Mass
George Hegerich
Moses W. Richardson
Lewiston Mills
George C. Richnee
Death of Benjamin T. Gould Remembrance in Boston
Benjamin T. Gould born Hillsboro New Hampshire February 1809 died in Boston on the 8th inst. He came to Boston in 1826 and worked in the West End grocery trade from 1830 to 1854. He served in the customs house and later as a weigher and gauger at 281g India Street. He was an overseer of the poor and a six year member of the school board. A lifelong Democrat and churchgoer, he leaves a widow and one daughter. He was viewed as genial, courteous, and blameless in life and memory.
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Hillsboro
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Boston
West End
Custom House
India Street
First Baptist Church
R. H. Neale
Gould
Prince W. Page
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Dairy Movements
The flour market is firm with improvement noted in spring patents. Corn trading is moderate with steady prices, oats firmer and demand up. Butter and cheese hold steady, eggs dull at old quotes, beans similar to prior levels, poultry and tallow unchanged. Foreign fruits firm and hay dull with buyers favored. Potatoes unchanged. Refined sugars easier. Pork and lard unchanged, fresh beef slightly lower, other fresh meats stable.
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New York
Elgin Creamery Extra
Chicago
Liverpool
Maryland
Delaware
Express
New England
Delaby Prabid Herrhamond
North Carolina
Jesse Freeman
Jamaica
Severns & Co
Gate City
Eastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ile
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Palermo
Valencia
Messina
Jersey
East Swale
Aroostook
Hebron
Maine
Bermuda
Brant
Market reports show firmer prices across grains and staples
Fleur and Grain notes firm general market with spring patente firmer. Buyers eager, good demand, no corn change. Steamer yellow 50c, good no grade 46 47c. No2 white cats around 40c. Oats, cornmeal, rye flour and malt prices listed with receipts and car lots.
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Fleur
Minnesota
New York
Canada
Ian Bulk
New New York
Market Notes Signal Dull Trade and Stable Prices Across Foods
The market remains dull with many prices Listed as steady or only lightly firmer. Butter, cheese, eggs, beans, and apples show little change while hay remains dull and buyers have the upper hand. strawberries and other produce move in small quantities with several shipments noted for New York and Norfolk routes.
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Pond
Pond’s Extract CO
New York
London
Provisions Hold Steady Amid Mild Beef Demand
No change to pork and lard. Fresh beef shows good fair demand with prices a shade lower. Other fresh meats unchanged. Detailed price ranges for pork cuts, meats, and fresh beef items listed by weight and grade.
Mixed Cotton Quotations Steady Market Signals
The cotton market shows a quiet tone with steady quotations for Mid uplands Gulf and Orleans. Liverpool futures opened steady then declined. New York futures opened quiet and closed steady with notable price points for June through November.
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Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Vurne
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Cotton and commodity prices in New York trading notes
New York tels cotton prices steady with 1081 bales sold. uplands and Orleans grades listed. Flour receipts 14,060 bbls with exports, prices firm. wheat, corn, oats, rye quoted across markets. Chicago and Detroit show mixed grain and meat futures. pork, lard, and beef levels. Local notices include rail and shipping trade data and regional price movements.
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New York
Orleans
Minnesota
City
Chicago
Northern
Milwaukee
C. F. and
Adiac
Philadelphia
Petroleum—United
S.A
State
Western Flat
Liverpool
Lake
Detroit
Michigan
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Toledo
Cotton Markets June 4 across ports show mixed receipts and steady to dull prices
The report lists net receipts at Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and consolidated totals for the week. Prices range mid 8c to mid 9c with markets described as quiet dull steady and firm across ports. Notable figures include New York exports to Britain France and the continent totaling 1984 1209 and 598 respectively and overall stocks at all ports around 508 066 with year over year comparisons.
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Augusta
Galveston
Noei
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
C. Savannah
Charleston
Whimington
C. Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
France
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Continent
United States
Liverpool
Clark and Ward's Letter on Chicago Markets
Special despatches from Chicago to Clark & Ward describe mixed market conditions with brilliant weather and 6d lower cables. Opens steady with good buying, insiders buy, and local shorts drive demand. Prices rise to 97% before sea board news triggers selling and a July decline. Inside broker activity noted. recommendation to avoid new buys. Market closing figures for WHEAT, CORN, OATS, PORK, LARD, and other commodities listed with opening, high, low, and close. Shipments total 7,151 59,223 48 406.
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Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Seaboard
Julie
Ne Difference
Wurat
Gye Ping
Secessreeesees
Cess BO Tower
Aa Incne
Neuen Chobidts
Market Signals Tie Active Grain to Weather Rumors
A late private despatch notes active markets with gains not exceeding yesterday’s highs. Bulls discuss dry West weather while traders heed lower cables and foreign selling. wheat remains volatile as crop prospects weaken and supplies dwindle.
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Emery
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Postea
Wheat Slow in Coast Cargoes as Market Dulls in England
Beerbohm reports to the Chamber of Commerce that cargoes off the coast show wheat slow and buyers hold off on shipments. Corn remains steady, English and French country markets dull, with cool early June weather noted in England. Liverpool spot wheat quiet but steady. corn strong and breadstuffs subdued overall.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Mark Lane
England
Market notes from London on United States bonds and rail stocks
London reports U S bonds at 43 1283 and 43 1135g with Atlantic and Great Western firsts 48 and seconds 11. Canadian Pacific 67 percent, Erie 27 percent and seconds 94 14. Illinois Central 140 percent, St Paul common 93 percent, New York Central 101 percent, Pennsylvania 54.
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Ohio Central
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Pittsburg
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Pualiman Palace
Chic
Rochester & Pitts
Rock Island
Gack
St Louis & San Fran
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Tex
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Wellsange
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Atlantic
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New York Central
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Stoughton
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Return
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Abington
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Retarn
Whitman
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Hingham
South Braintree
Quincy
Neponset
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Betara
Weer
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hyannis
Barnetabi
Sandwich
Bourne
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Multiple vessels report cargoes across Atlantic and Canadian ports
Listings show schooners Nellie G Davis Princess Magnum Judith Ann Aldine Nathaniel Lank Kotian Willie A and others delivering lobsters codfish lobster crates eggs mackerel and butter to ports including Barrington Ponce Yarmouth St John’s Halifax Bridgewater and Metaghan. Steamer Alpha and Brig Mechanic carry eggs fish flour and other goods. Foreign exports to Liverpool and Savannah noted with wide cargoes. Local traders include F L Clements Delong Morrison J E Cassidy and Bates Barnet among others.
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Barrington
Nellie G Davis
L Clements & Co
Burgeo
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Mateghan
Es Delong & An
ST Johns
Sugar Ray State Sugar
Hamilton
Rev
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McKenzie
Morrison & Co
Cassidy
Elis& Co
Ponce
Aldine
Bates & Barnet
Yarmouth
Delong & Seaman
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Barclay & Co
Hall & Co
Lopster Co
J Jones & Co
H Johnson & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Bulgaria
Bridgewater
Meteghan
Yarmouta
Willie
Halifax
Staple Receipts by Rail and Port Totals for June 4
A detailed list shows Friday receipts across lines of the Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Vid Colony abroad, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Western and Lowell lines plus By Express and By Sea. Totals compare 1886 with 1885, including cotton, wool, butter, cheese, eggs, cornmeal, oats, malt, millfeed, hay, leather, hides, flour, beef, pork, lard, tea, coffee, potatoes, wheat, peas, and lumber.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
P&ge
Boston
Maine
Boston and
Maine Hal Road
Dales Wool
Baiss Vale
Lowell Railroad
Uleo
Gauke Os
Pelte
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts Ending June 4
Commerce at the port shows weekly totals for 1886 and 1885 across staples. Cotton bales, flour, oats, wheat and corn led shipments while butter, lard, cheese, tea and coffee appear among smaller consignments. Notable volumes include flour, oats, corn and wheat with substantial variations from prior year.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Fairchild
SGMENSMAN'S PEPTONIZED BEEF TONIC CLAIMS
The advertises a beef tonic by Caswell Hazard & Co New York promoting blood making force generating and life sustaining properties. It claims to aid indigestion nervous prostration general debility exhaustion overwork acute disease and pulmonary complaints and notes sale by druggists.
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Sgmensman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
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