Money Market Mixed. New York Stocks Rise On Exchange Activity
The Boston money market shows firmer clearing house rates with interbank loans at 2 percent and general time loans 3 to 6 percent. New York exchanges rise sharply led by railroad and trust stocks. Chicago Burlington & Northern gains. Oregon holdings discussed for sale to stabilize management. bonds steady with government issues quiet.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Oregon Railway and Marination Conant
G. M. Dodge
Oregon Short Line Company
Villard
Oreon & Transcontinental Company
Ivis
Oregonian
Oregonian Lease, Shall Be Used By the Incoming Board of Directors
Sharles F. Adams
A. F. Oakes
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Short Line
Atlantic & Pacific
New York
Seliemans
Wisconsin Central
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
New England
West End
Boston
Dividends Declared by Railroads in June
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company pays an extra one per cent dividend. Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company declares semi annual three per cent on common stock and quarterly one per cent on preferred stock, all payable June 27.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston Quotations and Exchanges
The Massachusetts National Bank of Boston reports daily corrected quotations and last sales from the Boston Stock Exchange. The bank notes its London San Francisco and China exchange lines with Wa. A. Fuenn, president, and Cons. W. Pergrys, cashier, among the listed figures 106 47% 4215 p.
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London
San Francisco
China
A. Fueney
Cons
W. Pergrys
Boston Stock Exchange
London Financial Bulletin and Bank of England Reserve Update
London reports gains in Atlantic and Western firsts at 33 percent, Erie 2044, Illinois Central 110 percent, Reading 235 percent, Mexican Central 78, and others with rates quoted from Paris at 86 francs 65 centimes. Bank of England bullion withdrawn today 7000 pounds. weekly loss 402000 pounds. Bank of France weekly gold up 40,337,000 francs with silver down 2,725,000.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Wall Street Opens Higher as Grangers Lead Broad Rally
New York on June 6 reports Money on call easy at 2 to 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent and prime mercantile paper at 3.5 percent. Bar silver 92, sterling at 4.87 to 4.89 for sixty days and demand. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds active. Missouri Pacific and New England stocks show notable gains while other shares pause. The day ends quiet and barely steady after 2 PM with New England at day’s high, and several rail and utility issues advancing or retracing as traders realize profits.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
Grangers
New England
Gould
Kansas & Texas
Chicago
Denver & Rio Grande Western
St. Paul
IL & M
Northern Illinois
Hocking Valley
Erie
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Louisville & Nashville Ds
Minneapolis & St. Louis
The
New York Central
Wabash
Alton & Terre Haute
Sioux City
Northern Pacific
Commercial Matters In the Market Report
Wool is very firm along with corn and potatoes very firm. Leather and grain items show mixed steadiness while oats and hay display firmness and strength. Eggs and pork show firmer prices. molasses and sugars are very firm. lemons appear miswritten as ipecony with dull fruit readings overall.
Cloth Market Steady at 64s for 64s Print Cloths
Fall River reports moderate business in print cloths priced at 3c for 64s. The market remains quiet and steady with odd goods in demand.
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Fall River
Wool Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Wool receipts in Boston for the week totaled 8611 domestic bags and 2385 foreign bales, with year over year gains. The market is tight with scarce desirable lots, buyers cautious, and manufacturers holding small stocks awaiting larger supply. Prices vary by region with strong demand in St Louis and Chicago ranges, while Oregon and California describe dull activity and persistent firm values in other centers. Auction-like sales in London commence June 18, and reports from San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Texas show mixed activity and firm or improving tones in certain grades.
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Boston
London
Edane
Michigan
St Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Kansas
Ilinois
Arkansas
Nebraska
Southern
Louisville
Oregon
Valley
Chicago
Wisconsin
Iowa
San Francisco
California
Humboldt
Mendocino
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wool Market Report From Various States and Territories
Unwashed wools from Michigan and Ohio steady to firm with prices 20 to 37 cents for different grades. Territory wools arrive in fair quantities with Southern Utah at 18 to 20 cents. Scoured Utah fine 60 to 62 cents, fine mediums 56 to 68 cents. California, Texas, Oregon and Eastern wools show mixed activity with generally steady to firm tone. pulled, combing, and carpet wools remain in moderate demand and prices.
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New ‘Territory
Utah
Wyoming
Texas
California
Oregon
Montevideo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Elaine Wools
Territory
Montana
Colorado
Southern
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington Territory
Wheat market contrasts with Wednesday in Chicago report
JAMES & ABBOT CHICAGO June 6 Farnum Reardon Co Boston Wheat opened weak after Hutchinson bought heavy July lot. Market eased to day’s low as Russian prices fell. Corn weaker, New York shipping basis lower, provisions firm early then softening. Hog products weaker, cash lard demand slackening. overall liquidation drained strength.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
California
New York
Armour
Cadahy
Gilman, Cheney & Co
CS Williams & Co
Ighest
Minneapolis
Ning
Seer
Ewe Warene
Ee Renee Seer
Caree
Coeer
Greet Lane
St Louis
Leather and Hides Market Holds Steady Amid Decline
Leather and hides markets show steady to improved tones led by crop leather. In Pennsylvania washed out districts many large tanneries were swept away, leaving holders firm and relying on current stocks for the foreseeable future.
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Pennsylvania
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