QUOTATIONS BID AND ASKED MIXING COMPANIES FIRST CALL
Mixed quotes show bids and asks across Atlantic Pacific lines and regional railroads. Several listings from Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, California Southern, Mex Central, and Boston firms appear with bid ask decimals and paragraph entries, reflecting a volatile market section. The document notes bond and stock activity including rail, mining and miscellaneous sectors and cites sales data and prices as of June 3 and June 8.
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Can
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Atchison
Atlantic & Pac
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Cal
Southern Incomes
Bee US Chi
Kan
Western
Boston & Montana
Boston
Necetednees
Brookluds Sccesserees Gp
Mugatte
Lfm
N. Y
N.Y
New
N. E. Ga
Og. & L. Chain
Rutland
Isintirrosere
Sonora
Central
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Mars
California Southern
Centralof Mass. Com
Ysiq
Central of Mass
Bole
Allouez
Brunswick Antimony
Calumet & Hecla
Wravklit
Ecsaeeee
Osceola
Kane Kcay
Quincy
Bo Land Companies
Aspinwall Pereree Cree
Fan Diego
Barl
N. E
Ee Passand
Asummit
Wisconsin Central
Bell Telephone
Money Market and Stock Movements in Boston on June 8
Boston money market largely unchanged with ample loanable funds and easy rates. Stocks show mixed activity led by West End Land rebound and railroad fosters, with notable shifts in Atchison, Union Pacific rumors, and Bay State Gas Trust trustees elected. overall dull market following New York.
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Works
Richmond and Danville Railroad declares semiannual dividends of 3 percent on capital stock. New York Central (lessee) to pay 1/2 percent dividend on New York and Harlem stock July 1 as books close June 15 reopen July 2. Western Union declares 1 percent dividend payable July 15 with books closing June 20 reopening July 2. Net income to June 30 estimated at 1,050,000 up from 1,000,000 last year. Passaic Print Works declares 3 4 percent dividend.
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Richmond & Danville Railroad Company
New York & Harlem Road
New York Central Road
Western Unionee
Market Report New York Stocks and Bonds Quiet After Volatile Session
New York June 8 Money on call easy 3 to 4 percent last loan 372 closing 342 prime mercantile paper 5 6 bar silver 95 sterling dull and steady government bonds dull to firm railroad bonds quiet heavy market quiet after 2:15 p m lone heavy Consolidated Gas down 1 percent overall market dull but steady close steady prior opening figures stocks opened active but weak declines extended to percent feverish with spurts hammering process prices irregular but generally weak first hour then firmer thereafter gas centric trading GasP devoid of feature after 1 p m heaviest decline day accomplished late hour market dull steady except Consolidated Gas weakness close quiet steady railroad bonds dull heavy weak sales 1 087 000 Jersey Central consols 116 000 Central Lawn firsts 90 Jersey Central debentures 104 Northwestern coupon gold 7s 129 Osidigo St Louis & Pittsburg firsts 100 Denver & South Park firsts 79 Five seconds 100 Michigan Central 5s 1931 142 10849 Ann Texas 6s 98 New York City Northern Trust receipts 24s Thi Lexas Pacific Terminal receipts 704 Wabash St Louis division 0s 112
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Boston
Corporation
Prime
Good Mercantile
New York
Sterling Exchange
West End
Atchison
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
California
Southern
Collateral Trust
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Chicago, Kansas & Ectora
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
la Fe
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Rattlesnake Island
San Pedro Bay
Los Angeles
Chicago, Burlin & Quincy
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Cleveland & Canton
Wisconsin Central
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Tlantic & Pacific
Yesterby
H. C. Nutt
B. P. Cheney
W. B. Strong
Jesse Seligman
E. F. Winslow
C. Nutt
H. W. Gardiner
F. E. Hancock
O. W. Smith
H. L. Morrill
Main Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Mexican Central
Herald
Mexico
Wade
Irapuato
Guadalajara
MacKenzie
Encarnacion
Penuelas
Boston & Lowell
Asters Railroad Company
Manchester & Lawrence
Boston & Maine
York Harbor
York Harbor & Beach
Boston & Albany
Nhat Massachusetts
New York & New England
Northern
Old Colony
Connecticut & Passumpsie
Boston Fame
Consolidated Vermont 5S
Bell ‘Telephone
Erie
Lord Acoustic Telephone Manufacturing Company
Bay State Gas Trust
Samuel Little
Eustace C. Fitz
J. E. Addicks
W. E. L. Dilloway
Henry Gilson
W. E. J. Dilloway
Asa P. Potter
Irving A. Evans
Henry ©. Gibbons
Erwin F. Toland
Andrew Moore
Joseph P. Sinnott
United Gas Company
Philadelphia
Consolidated Company
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
London
West End Land
San Diego
Winthrop
Penobscot
Boston Land
Frenchman’s Bay
Mercantile
Consolidated Gas
Jersey Central Consols
Central Lawn
Jersey Central
Northwestern
Osidigo
St. Louis & Pittsburg
Denver & South Park
Michigan Central
Ann. & Texas
New York City & Northern Trust
Lexas Pacific
Wabash
St Louis
Foreign financial markets in London report
London June 8 Consols at 101 11 16 for money and account Atlantic and Great Western firsts 46 1 2 do seconds 11 Canadian Pacific 61 5 8 Erie 84 % do seconds 103% Illinois Central 140 Mexican ordinary 61 54 St Paul common 118 4 New York Central Pennsylvania 56% Mexican Central 8%
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Market report notes steadiness across farm commodities
Wool and corn show no change while flour and oats hold steady. Butter and eggs are unchanged, cheese dull, beans firm, seeds and hay steady, potatoes in good demand, straw unchanged, tallow quiet, apples dull, strawberries plentiful at low prices. Truck demand fair, provisions unchanged, raw sugar steady, refined sugar stronger, molasses unchanged.
Fragmented Stock Quote Ledger From Aged Market Page
A scanned market page fragment shows mixed numbers for grains oats corn and other commodities with June July August and September price stamps. The garbled OCR lists closing rates, percentages, and various coded entries, lacking coherent narrative or clear totals.
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Wool Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Wool Trade
The wool market remains firm with small lot sales and steady prices. Demand favors medium wools while prices for fine wools stay slow. strong activity in Texas and Kentucky offerings, and rising interest in London sales. London series shows higher bids on best carding wools with overall gains across Kandahar and carpet wools, good turnout from home and foreign buyers.
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London
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
Texas
New Hampshire
Maine
California
New South Wales
Queensland
Fey
Victoria
New Zealand
Tasmania
Swan River
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Watson
Kandahar
East India wools dominate sales with high prices
Anticipation of barely held rates proved accurate as East India wools again lead with high prices. Buyers in America take the bulk of top carding wools at extreme rates, while yellows and greys reach strong levels. estimated American take at 7500 bales, continent 1000, home 8600. Local markets show gains in Michigan and Ohio, with St. Louis and Philadelphia noting solid demand for medium wools and rising prices across regions. The London sale looming on June 7 adds pressure, while textile demand shifts toward summer light-weights and cheviots, keeping the boom largely speculative yet persistent.
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East India
America
Continent
Kandahar
Cherian
Marwar
Kurrachee
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Louisville
Southern
Michigan
Ohio
St. Louis
Barker & Pritchard
East
London
United States
Texas and Territory
Texas
Battle
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oregon
Arlington Times
Castle Roc
Chicago
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Western
Canada
Eastern
Valley
Fort Worth Wool Market Boosts Local Industry
The Fort Worth Gazette promotes wool industry growth in the Panhandle with wool scouring efficiency and the soft water claim. Shropshire, a wool dealer, says soft water cuts dirt and grease, aiding a Southwestern wool market boom. Quoted prices and receipts show mixed domestic and foreign bales, with 1888 figures and 1889 updates.
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Eculiar
Great Panhandle
Shropshire
Fort Worth
Botany
Treasury Department
7 Cruiser
Maynard
Market Reports June 8 Flour Prices Steady
The flour business remains firm as wheat stays high boosting flour prospects. Corn and oats show light activity with prices largely unchanged. Steamer yellow corn and steamer mixed tract prices hold around 52 1/2 to 51 1/2 cents, while oats and other grains see limited trading and steady bid-ask spreads. Various flour grades, cornmeal, rye flour, oats, malt, and hops are listed with regional price ranges and export notes.
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Minnesota Bakers
Michigan Stone
Michigan
New York
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Western
Eastern
Butter and dairy markets steady across cities
Butter markets hold near steady with on call bids in Chicago and Philadelphia steady at 17 to 18 cents. New York prices range 17 to 19 cents with Eastern and Western creamery varieties. Cincinnati dull at 12 to 18 cents. Cheese slow sale with firm Chicago demand and New York and Philadelphia varying around 10 to 14 cents. Eggs mixed. potato and bean markets firm. hay steady for good lots. poultry quiet. tallow near 4 cents city rendered. Receivers’ prices for wholesale, with jobbing 2 cents higher.
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Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
Wester Dairy
Philadelphia
New York
Eastern Creamery
Eastern
Western Dairy
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Michigan
Vermont
Abov
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Basset, Whitney & Co
Bankers & Brokers
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Mortcade
New England Trust Company
Blake Brothers & Co
State Street
C.H. Venner & CO
Bankers
Congress Street
Maverick Lp Bank Corner Water
Congress Sts
J. W. Work
Boston Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Antino Sas
Lord Acoustic
Signer O
Cevantovesenene
Mass
Boston Water Power
Gray’s
Dynamo Elec
Reece
Shaw
Eeteasarees
Alyo Veater
Uve
Brokers’ Board
A. Fepm
Serees O Pfa
M&b
Ny&n S
Bell Tel
Cal & Hee
Tly Boylston
Cal So Inc
M& Bbs
Kv & Sth
Gstu&e A
Ate Penobscot
Con St Ry
Cin
San & Cl
Peeee
A&p Inc
Kk & W
Revereome Bank
West Ena Tm
Eagle National Bank
LOG
T&s
Freeman’s Aia Bank
Ssackstone National Bank
Cley & Cant
National Bank of Commerce
Maas
Eliot National Bank
L & Nor
Tremont National Bank
Everett National Bank
K C
Sp & M
Hide and Leather Natl. Bank
Second National Bank
Ny&ne
Globe National Bank
Howard National Bank
Lechmere
FB. Cam. Ae A.T& Sfe
First Ward Natl. Bank
Woburn
Lowell Machine Shop
Bates Manufacturing Co
A& Ac
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Newmarket Manufacturing
Chicopee
K& Y Vs
Boston & Peny Railroad
Kc, M& Birm Bs
Conn
Pawnmopsic Rivers RR
Portsmouth
Palls & Conn
Central RR of Iowa
Metropolitan Horse Consolidated Street RR
Boston Consolidated Street RR
Boston Gaslight Co
I So Kan
Bell
North Gurcage Rolling Mills
Cal & Slee Mg
Osceola Mg
American Wien Co
Waltham
Quincey
Hingham Water Co
Brookline Land
GOO Glace
Boston Cyclorama Go
Boston Ld
Frenchman's Bay
Boston Towboat Co
Cleveland
T&s Fe
At& Pac
Lewiston
Cedar Rapids
Mo. R
Pale
B& A
B&m
Little Rock
Clin
Fitch
N.B
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Chicago & RP. Linois
N & Onton
Chicago,Burl, & Quy
F. P and
Gran
Leavenworth
SB. W
Central Mass
Freeman's National Bank
Boston National Bank
Ind
Eeee
Trevant National Bank
Lymon
Union National Bank
National Bank
Exehan National Bank
Aid
Aee Sulein
Ereces
Boston Con. Street Railway
Met. H. RR
Manchester & Lawrence RR
Boston & Maine RR
Boston & Alban
Coun
Pass
Vermont & Mass. Rv
Fitchburg RR
Old Colon RR
Boston Athenwam
Pueblo Smelting
Boston & Colorado Smelting
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Acton Valve Co
Este Ones
McKay & Bigelow Hl
McKay
EH. & T. Fairbanks
American Loan and Trust Co. A Bie
Newburyport
St. Louis County
Providence
Massachusetts
Rutland RR
Mort. Us
Chicago & Weat Michie
Cedar Rapids & Mo
Ogag & Lake
Topeka & SW
Summit Branch RR
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy Ta
USA
Quincy & Warsaw RR
Law Ok
Usas & Western Inc
Mil
St. P
Hoton & Onta
Kansas City & Cameron
Spring
1St Mort
Central Air
Burl. & G
Alt
Air L. Pitty LR
Central Pac
Chea
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E . Ry Chi, & Alton
Sane
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Teak
R. Gs
Bia Kric
Rawie
Benee Sane
Fen
Wayne
Fort & D
Jlouston & Htexas
Ill
Eens
Eee Baby
Eas
Kingston & Pettis
Long Island
Lay Lon
Gore
Man
Beach
Sane Sie
Cok
Hee
St. L
Ite
Ohio Ee
Tahe A
Nash
Ais
Nor
N. Ent
West
Pitts
Roch, & Pitts
Rock Island
Aber
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Pullman
W. Union
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Atte
Une
Con. P. Ists
Sete Ste. Tate
Meneus
Tex. P. L. Gene Ds
PR. G. . Pac
Hiero
wen _ Oro
U. Pao
YI W. Shore
Adams Aoe
AMS
Wells Fargo
Alta
Amador
Rouenate
Vajo Saeee
Kelle Isle
N. Bellett Seee Best, & Belch Ontario
Ott Hodle
Quicksilver
Brunswick
Aeee C'rs
R.d.co
Renfrew Ve. Oo
Col. Coal
Santiago
Crown Point
el Gristo
Stanislans
Eureka
Lenn
Topeka
anks—Blackstone, & Lower
Revere
Bugle
Freeman’s
Commerce
Eliot
Timont
Howard
Bates
Lyman Mills
Amory
Pepperell
Naymkear
Lowell Machine Shops
Newmarket
Metropolitan
NEW York Financial
Bulwer
Ophir
Best & Belchier
Sava
Chollar
Sierra Nevada
Foreign Financial Markets
Chicago Markets
the Wool Markets
Texas Notes
Mattason
Helmans
Isc
D. Hirsch
Adams
Corpus Christi
Sanelo
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Colorado City
Kalveston News
Galveston
J.J. Hickey
Goa
Delaine
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Georgia
Sevcosemh
Oregon Fine Valley
Oregon Medium Valley
Montevideo
Zealand
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