Money market steady with New York funds firm
The Boston money market stayed quiet and easy as New York funds showed a shade firmer. Time loans ranged from 4 to 5 percent, call loans with collateral 2 to 3 percent, with discounts at the clearing house. Exchange totals and bond activity are listed, alongside notes on Chicago and other markets. Sugar Trusts and several rail and utility stocks moved, with dividends declared by Bell Telephone and a new stock issue planned.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Exchange
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
California
Wall Street
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Lacrosse
Wis
Zanesville
Cleveland & Canton Railroad
Fort Scott
Chicago & West Michigan
Mexican Central
New York Stock Exchange
Nebraska
Wisconsin Central Securities
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Mobile
Ala
Cairo
New York & New England
The
Wall Street News
Albany
Housatonic Railroad Company
Balen. Con
S. U
D.D
Elk H
K.C
Fts.& G
K. C
L. RB
Central
Doine
Oregon
Puebo, & A
Utland
Southern Kan
Sonora
Lu St. Do
Union Pacific
Top
Boston & Alban Peiaprse
Boston & Lowell
Eater
Boston & Po Fen
Li Loston
Cal. Southern
Ebeat
Ile
Central of Mass
C. i
Canton
River
Col. Sp. & Cin
Flint & VP
de Gull
BO L. R
FIS
Ceesereses Shay
Ener
Rutland
Neon Central
Am. Bell
Serene Ewes
Erie
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton
Trusts Cone SB
Pneumatic Tool Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Boston & Liverpool
Lynn Gas and
Lynn & Boston BiGigheise
Mt. Desert
Dent Shore
Malden Electric Co
Sneer
MUN Ikanes
Heen
Thomson Elen
Welding
Winnisiuunet Co
Westinghouse Bloc. Co
Dividends Declared by Several Firms This June
Middlesex Manufacturing pays 6 percent semi annual dividend on June 18. Winnisimmet Chelsea Ferry offers 14 percent on June 15. New England Mortgage Security Company declares 3 dollars per share payable July 1. American Bell Telephone Company pays 3 dollars per share quarterly and 6 dollars per share extra, both due July 15 to holders of record June 29. Western Union Telegraph Company approves 1.4 percent quarterly dividend to stockholders of record June 20, with transfer books closed June 20 to July 2 inclusive.
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New York
Bell Telephone
West End Railway Company
West End
Thomson-Houston Electric
Middlesex Manufacturing Company
Winnisimmet Company
Chelsea Ferry
New England Ortgage Security Company
Pare
American Bell Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York Financial Market Headlines and Bond Activity
In New York June 12 money on call was easy with rates 2 to 38, last loan 2 42, closing 2 42. Government and railroad bonds were firm. Stocks stayed active after hours, led by trusts, Louisville & Nashville and Atchison, with gains in grangers and Vanderbilts but ending near or below opening levels as many names retreated. Coal and Reading shares rose mid day, then faded. overall tone remained heavy at close with railroad bonds liquid.
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New York
Ratledade
Atchison
Iowa
Central Jacife
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Tel. & L
Voce
Serye
Den
Eastian
Erie
Yale Fort Wayne
Sear Eves
Dessereres
Hocking Vail
Houston
Texas
Central
Kan
Ee & Nash
A& XN
Man
Beach
Sossess
Isis
Minn
St. L Sneer Ig GY
Pacific
Touy
Seere
Essex
Hat
N.J. Cent
itLy
Pacifle
Louis
Natl & St. Lis
Miss
Ont
West
Ave. A
Oregon Navy
Oregon S. Line
Oregon Trans
Aii
Rich, & al
VAR “Iw. P
Rock Island
Rome
W. E G
St. L
St. Paul
M&m
Eva Br 4 & O
Utica & K.K
St. L. & Beves
Cy & R
Kan. P
F. Iwis
Pac
Ista
Coas
Shore
Alta
Col. Central
Ontario
Col. Coal
Potosi
Con
de Monte
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Trusts
Louisville & Nashville
Jersey Central
Grangers
Vanderbilts
Jersey
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Tennessee Coal
Louisville
Foreign Markets and Bank Bullion Report from London and Berlin
London financial listings show Consols at 985-16 for money and account with various market quotes including Atlantic and Great Western firsts and Canadian Pacific. Paris reports 3 per cent rentes at 86 francs 624% centimes. The Bank of England balance today shows bullion in at 299,000 pounds. Berlin notes a 5,540,000 mark drop in the Imperial Bank’s specie.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Furniture Men and the Tariff Meeting in New York
The National Furniture Manufacturers Association held its first annual meeting with about 150 delegates from across the United States. President Charles R. Leigh of Grand Rapids, Michigan, reported 6000 establishments employing 62,000 workers, producing $83 million of goods annually, with profits under 8 percent and a surplus of goods. He urged tariff reductions on furniture manufacturing inputs. A committee was appointed and a recess taken.
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New York
National
Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Charles R. Leigh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Newport Objects to Electric Roads
Newport residents through counsel filed an injunction against the street railway crossing Bellevue avenue and against the use of electricity and poles defacing the avenue. The hearing was held recently in Providence before the Supreme Court. Rails across Bellevue avenue have already been laid and work on the road continues pending the hearing.
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Newport
H. A. C. Taylor
Edward R. Wharton
J. J. van Alen
Henry E. Jones
F. W. Vanderbilt
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Bellevue Avenue
Supreme Court
Steamboat Thieves On Penobscot Steal From Passengers
In Rockland Maine on June 12 professional thieves aboard the steamer Penobscot traveling between Boston and Rockland stole from passengers last night. One passenger lost 200 dollars another 175 dollars and numerous smaller thefts were reported. There was no crew to the perpetrators.
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RockLand
Penobscot
Boston
G W Simmons Adverts for Swiss Courts Vests and July Outfits
Multiple announcements from G W Simmons and Company target gentlemen with Swiss courts vests custom suits and outfits for officers for the Seventeenth and Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ill Effects Of Tobacco Relieved
An old advertisement proclaims Horsford's Acid Phosphate as remedy for ill effects of tobacco use. It presents a medical claim in brief, urging readers to seek relief through the product.
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Horsford
Market Report Shows Mixed Farm Commodity Trends
Flour and rye are dull while oats and corn remain firm. Potatoes and hay show fair demand, with grass seeds and sweet potatoes quiet. Eggs and pork steady or firm, beef quiet, oranges steady, lemons quiet, and sugars steady as molasses and tallow stay quiet.
Print cloth market steadies with firm quotations
Fall River reports a quiet steady market for print cloth on June 12. Quotations hold at 3 for 64 by 64 spots, with solid demand supporting stable prices and activity.
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Fall River
At3
Lumber Market Holds Steady Across Regions
The lumber market remains in good condition with fair demand and firm, unchanged prices. Eastern regions show supply shortages lifting prices. spruce especially firm while overall stock is ample. Hemlock and shingles demand steady to firm. hardwoods steady with ample supply. Western and Southern pines well supplied and in firm demand. General price ranges unchanged from last week.
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Pennsylvania
City Horse Market Shows Easier Trade And Slower Activity
The city horse market remains subdued with big horses in low demand. Auctions at Walker’s Bazaar sold 125 head from $50 to $300, while Moses Colman & Son’s offered 65 head from $250 to $40.50 due to poor weather. An annual import pony sale is planned for the 20th, including Shetland, Welsh, Iceland, and Russian breeds. Other sales across Is burgh & Co's, A E Bowler’s, Russell's, Welch & Hall's, International Horse Exchange, KX Ham & Co, CH & E Snow's, and CH Snow’s reported varying prices and steady to lighter trades, with trotters to be sold midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker’s
Beach
Moses Colman & Son
Shetland
Iceland
Isburgh & Co
Bar Harbor
Russell
Brockway
Kansas
Welch & Hall's
Wheat market mood shifts as July buybacks falter
In Chicago the option market shows buy the July contract while selling December, yet gains fade after the bell. Wheat futures slip from opening highs as sentiment remains bearish amid light foreign demand and ample harvest. Corn steady to firmer with light receipts, while provisions stay weak and hog demand softens with a large nine‑city total. Bears reemerge on pork and ribs, suggesting lower prices ahead as packing markets stay cautious.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
St Louis
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Russia
Grain futures and cash prices across markets
Receipts of wheat total 47 520 bush for shipments 82 400 bush. Flour shipments 18 616 bbis. New York and St Louis futures show wheat at 81 4c to 82 6c bids and asks. corn 41 to 42 5c. oats around 28 to 29c. Duluth July wheat opened and closed at 90c bid.
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New York
St Louis
Duluth
Miers’ Sponte
Canada Superior
Canada
City
Minnesota
Chicago
T Louis
Peoria
York
Graham Fleur
Michigan
Flour and grain prices and market summary in Chicago era
Prices for carload grain lots, domestic flour quotations, and receipts across markets in New York Chicago and St Louis. Notable figures include 2251 barrels flour and 4050 sacks received, with spring and patent flour prices, and corn and oats values, reflecting a firm to steady market with varied regional activity.
Butter and dairy prices steady amid large receipts
Butter receipts show no material market change with good demand for choice lots while lower grades are quiet as receipts stay high. Oleomargarine receipts are small and trade is quiet. Cheese demand fair with high grade lots scarce. eggs firm with steady prices and no accumulation. Potatoes show steady prices as supply matches demand amid concern over new potatoes.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Maine
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Truck Market Review Shows No Material Change
A careful canvass of the truck market finds no material change from yesterday’s report. The sole new item noted is Maryland peas selling at 2.2 dollars.
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Maryland
Fruit Market Report Shows Languid Demand and Low Prices
The fruit trade is quiet with weak demand and poor strawberry sales. Russet apples scarce at 2.25 per barrel, oranges and lemons steady at old quotes, long island and Jersey prices vary, southern peaches California fruit unchanged, bananas and coconuts sold by steamer Schweigaard at 125 per yellow bunch and 112 per red bunch and 25 per 1000 count respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseys
Fruit Steamers Arrival and Cargoes for Boston
The Victoria is due next Saturday with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns & Co. The Mir a nda is due Thursday with Jamaica bananas. Valencia arrived with 8900 cases Valencia oranges for Boston. Timor passed Gibraltar June 5 with Messina oranges lemons and Palermo fruit for Boston. Coila due about next Tuesday with Samana bananas for the Bay State Suit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Boston Fruit Company
Miranda
Jamaica
Valencia
Boston
Timor
Gibraltar
Coila
Bay State Suit Company
Pork Prices and Market Trends in Provisions Report
Provisions report shows pork receipts 6 bbis and 437 tierces lard and 465 boxes bacon. last year higher. Demand for pork and pork products quiet with steady prices, corn beef and tongues unchanged. Beef demand soft, cattle and lamb markets described with prices for spring and fall lambs. New York pork quiet with sales. beef hams firm. lard dull. Chicago pork quiet and lower.
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New York
City
Chicago
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Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Chicago & St. Louis
Denver & Rio Grande
East Tennessee
Houston & Texas
Dubuque & Sioux City
Mobile & Ohio
Bain
Lushanna & Western
South Carolina
Alton & Terre Hanie
Hocking Valley
Brokers’ Board
T& S
C.K
Am Bell Tel
Erie Tel
Aspinwall
Eeeereree
East
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San Diego
B&m
Cal & Tec
Santa
On & W
Ny&nl
Rypid
Cesta Fereetnee Eee
T&s
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M & Hbbs
Ee Pa
Samsonss
Ares
Cereee
Campobello
Ran Diego
Wollaston
C& West Mich
Eastern
Ee KC
Fis&g
Seeerveee
Ashua & Lowell
O&le Eee
Reareee Bye Sons
West End Ryper
Wis Cent
Edison Phon
le Joint Des & Last Land Oss
Bae’ Nat Lead Trust
Thom Houst
Fe ' Westinghouse Elec Co
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Speer
American Pneumatic Tool
Don Enrique
Sullivan Harbor Trust
These Osten Steely
Alloucz
Eeeeeerenresnens
Gt Atlantic
Eens
Ieeissee
Honangza Devei't
Eer
Batte
Peeseee
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Crescent
Cbcbow
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Ertreee
Yamarack
Aldinwall
Boothbay
al Boston
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Brookling
Campubello
Nneeere
Moston
Eee Caer
Bay
Areresesesee
Lamoine
Payson
San Liego
Sullivan
Winthrop
Seeeacevere
Lode
Seeurerrer ‘ C
Be & N
Seeeres
I C
W. Mich
Suffolk Bank
Seerns
Second Bank
Framingham Bank
South Danvers Bank
Eeevigo
Mercantile Bank
Salem
Commercial Bank
Shoe and Leather
Salmon Falls
Dianf, Co
Eee &Yu
Lowell Machine Shops
Pacific Mills
Ames Manf
Wayne & Seeuen
Renee Am
Sand. & Cleve. Fit
Eeree
West Nd Street
Pueblo Brieltings and
Re Aming Co
Huntington Ie
Tana Ruentes
Sereeceretesgereue
Davidson Investment Co
Firemenu’s
Eeeensees
Arkansas Valley
Qeeveneer
Globe Investment Co
Union Investment Co
Kansas City
Wee Ts
Bath
International & G & Gt
Renee
Malden & Matness
Gas Co. A. Spasans
Jackson, Lanain & Sag
Freeees Lothe
China Mat
Ins
Naumkeag Street RY
American Bell Telephone
NEW York Financial
Boston Investment CO
Company
Washington St
Glock
City Horse Market
S&s
Willians & Co
Ieat
John E. Welsh
Office
Honerine Mining CO
Devonshire St
Mass
Amor Bradley
E. Ve
Crowel
Abram
Emery & Hodges
Field
Cha
Farren
John
Johnson
Mrs
Ellen C
Lowell
John A
Lewis
Morgan
N.d
Tay
Abbke Moseseccesenes
Wellies
H.W
John Munroe
Post Office
Devens, Lyman & CO
Massachusetts
J. W. Hobart
Milk Street
Brown Bros. & CO
Gxv
E. Buiuarp
Louw Curtis
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire
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