Boston Money Market Stays Steady Amid Abundant Funds
In Boston on Wednesday June 13 funds remain plentiful while demand is light. Clearing house rates steady at 2 percent. General time paper quotes 5 to 4 4 percent, loans on call 2 to 4 percent. Exchanges fall vs a year ago. treasury and national bank balances report sizable totals. Market for bonds and stocks mixed with Atchison and several rail issues leading activity. treasury gold shipments and foreign exchange steady.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Ign
Reichsmarks
American Loan and Trust Company
FE. H. Baker
Atchison
Friends of “Ateh
Eirone
West
Kansas
General Winslow
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
New York Commercial Bulletin
California
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Perkins
Feasley
Burlington & Quincy
Mississippi
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Oregon “Kickers
Pullman Palace
Micago, Burlington & Northern
Flint & Perearquette
New York Stock Exchange
Mexican Central
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Sonora
Oregon Short Line
Eastern
New England
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
Eastern Preferred
Portland
Saco
Western Union and Flint & Pere Marquette Dividend Notice
Western Union Telegraph Company declares a quarterly 1 percent dividend. Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company pays an extra six percent on preferred stock, payable July 3.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Bondholders seek committee to protect interests
In anticipation of default on interest due June 1 1988 on Missouri Kansas & Texas R R bonds a bondholders committee is being formed. Members from Winslow Lanier Edward Sweet Union Trust Work Strong and others invite investors to send names addresses and bond amounts to participate promptly.
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General Consolidated Mortgage
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R.R. Co
New York
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
Boston Auction of Stocks by Williams & Co 1888
Williams & Co Boston announces an auction of numerous stocks on Saturday June 16 1888. Listings include Winchester Furniture Doug 3 Axe Mig Co Metropolitan Bank Old Long RR and many railroad and utility holdings with collateral and mortgage certificates. Also New York Stock Sales June 13 report shows broad activity across lands, mining and transportation stocks with closing prices.
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Winchester Furniture Co
Doug
Axe Mig. Co
Do Dwelling House Ins
City Bank
Shoe and Leather
Bank
Do Bb. Belting Co
McKay Met
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Metropolitan Cable RR. ‘Co
Kansas City
Eastern RR
Long RR BC
Lawrence Machine Co
Boylston Mat. Ins. Co
Colorado Bpunes Investment and Improvement Co
Bai Rock & Fort Smith
Top
St. Fe
Ogdesburg & Lake Champ
Hie
Consol. Mort
New York
Metropolitan Bank
Revere Bank
Glove Bank
Shoe
Second Bank
Fremont l See
Ener 'Ee
Blackstone Bank
Asiatia Bank
Reka
Andover Bank
Columbian Baik Eter
Boston Belting Co
Naumkerg Sham Cotton ‘Mills
Lancaster Mills
Boston Duck Co
Manchester & Lawrence
Aover
Old Colony
Seer Consolidated RR
Vermont
McKay
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Arkingas Valley Town Lot Co
Simpson’s Patent Dry Deck Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
F. & M. Wee Ab
Plymouth Cordage Co
Sonore Ewes
Chicago
Ally Rowe's
Leuis County
Oston
W. L. Lidl
Topesa & Santa Fiors
Kan
West, Rr, Inc
Louis
Evans. & St. L. RR
New York Market Ends Quiet With Mixed Bond and Stock Activity
Money on call easy at 1 to 1 1, closing at 14a. Prime mercantile paper 4 6%. Bar silver firmer at 92.1%. Sterling active. 60 day bills 4.86, demand 4.88. Government bonds dull and steady. railroad bonds quiet. Stock market open strong but drifted, late gains by St Paul and Reading faded. market closed dull but firm. Notable moves: Missouri Pacific -1.4%, Oregon stocks dip, Evie seconds raided, Knoxville & Ohio 1st up to 100, Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western up 1, Kansas & Texas 0.73, New York Central to 105.42.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Alloucz
Atlantc
Setter
Bonanza Development
Cal
Hec
Eeuweeet Siaees Asta
E. Eenete
Franklin
Huron
Kearsurge
Eestetere
Ationa
Osceola
Peese
Pewabic Etet Crete
Oo Ta Quincy
Teres Ener
Kadge
Eeete Eerererer
Vamarack
Aspinwall
Boothway
Boston
Isoyiston
Brookline
Tate
Campovello
Esas
East Boston
Frenchman's Bay
Eater
Oly
Maver
Eae
Ble
Newport
Eaee Seeuer
Lamoine
Eet
Eeeereetenst Wig
Payson
Esenanver Eee
Penobscot Ene Oases
San Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
West End
Winthrop Enewsse
Wollaston
Atchison
At. & Pac
Pachiclle
Eee
Bikey Grhi
Do’ Inc
AG Con
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Fuus, & G
K. OM
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Uer J. &C. B
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St. L. Lin
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N. EB
Seeeve Veatthesiaoyve
P. Bd'o
Oregon
Ysle Psy Og
Pueb. & A. V. TS. Ee
Sonora
Union Pacific
To &S
Boston & Aldany
Boston & Lowell Rr
Boston & Maine Cr
Boston & Providence
Cevers Vg Cal
Southern
Central of
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Cleve
Canton
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Sneer
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K. C
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Gulf
Cl. & Sp
American Bell
New England
Eastman
Lamson Store Service Co
Pullman Palace
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Reading
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Bears
Knoxville & Ohio
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Kansas Pacific
Utah Southern General
Wabash
Detroit River
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Erie
Ohio Southern
Market summaries from London and euro exchanges
At London and European bourses, Consols closed near 998 for money and 993-16 for the account. U S 4s reached 130 percent. Atlantic & Great Western bonds and Canadian Pacific shares traded around 341 and 57 1/4 respectively. Erie and its sec ons at 24 and 964. Reading 29. Illinois Central 120. St Paul common 63. New York Central 107. Pennsylvania 53. Mexico 38. Emperor of Germany ill as Paris, Vienna, and Frankfort markets weakened. Paris quotes 3 per cent routes at 82 francs 25 centimes for the account.
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London
United States
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Vienna
Frankfort
Germany
Market tone steady with mixed crop and livestock notes
Canned goods and flour show quiet demand while corn, oats, rye and related products hold steady or firmer. Butter, eggs, pork, lard and refined sugars show activity, with beets and muttons steady or unchanged. Overall, agricultural commodities display a cautious but stable pattern.
City Horse Market Sags as Buyers Gain Edge in Week
The city horse market shows weaker sales and cheaper prices with buyers driving bargains. Major auctions report large crowds, optimistic demand for family driving horses, ponies, and drivers, while some sellers note softer prices and increased difficulty in disposing stock across multiple sale stables.
Canned Goods Trade Prices and Crop Outlook Report
Canned goods prices stay steady as Columbus Packing Co lists rates for San Francisco packages including peaches pears and grapes. 24th can prices given for each item. Agricultural outlooks show tomato crop issues in Hartford county and elsewhere with wet May harming plants. Corn, marrow peas, and regional weather loom as packers expect variable yields and later arrivals.
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Columbus Packing Company
California
Messrs Delafield, Morgan, Kissel & Co
San Cad Francisco
Hartford County
New York
Baltimore
Packer activity and salmon market outlook in early June
Packers active in early June are expected to support marrow prices to protect the market as contracts for delivery are delayed awaiting yields. In the Pacific salmon trade, the Columbia River pack may total 850,000 to 375,000 cases, with English buyers purchasing 30,000 cases at high prices. May 19 weekly catch reports show declines versus last year, prompting anxious packers about June and the forthcoming July run. Purchases include 16,000 cases of Kinneys for Lusterli at high prices.
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Pacife
Colambin
Columbia
Wool sales to open June 19 in London series
London reports the next wool sale series starting June 19 through July 24 with arrivals totaling 804000 bales Australian and 61000 Cape. Available stocks include 74000 New South Wales 17000 Queensland 58000 Victoria 22500 South Australia 10000 Tasmania 8500 Swan River 108000 New Zealand and 89000 Cape. About 4000 bales have sold at a 1d advance on May closing rates. demand from France is noted and industry remains well employed with rising lops and yarns.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape
France
Boston Markets Flour And Grain Prices June 13
Local market report shows flour and grain prices for carload lots with dull demand. Spring patents at mill priced high while common white wheat and Minnesota extras see weak to steady action across New York Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee and Detroit receipts and shipments. No. 2 yellow and mixed corn hold steady to firmer, oats and oats futures mixed. overall market cautious with light bid activity.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Sears
Toleto
Goa
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Grain and Feed Prices Across Cities
Grain receipts and shipments listed for Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and St Louis with prices ranging from No 1 white at 94 4c to No 2 red at 83 4c. Rye and corn futures steady to unsettled, with export kilns and feed items quoted. New York offers dull trade while oats and middlings hold firm.
Butter and Cheese Prices Across Markets in Wholesale Listings
Butter demand remains active with firm wholesale prices at creameries and varied quotings for Western and Vermont grades. Cheese and egg markets steady in New York and Chicago areas, with mixed bean and potato price movements and continued hay and straw demand. poultry prices show slight regional differences in fresh kill markets.
Banana steamers sail to Boston and Seaverns ports
The Samana arrives June 18 from Jamaica with bananas for Boston Fruit Company. The Ydun arrives June 14 from Baracoa with bananas for Seaverns & Co. The Carl Konow arrives June 16 from Baracoa with bananas for W. W. & Co. and R. Noyes.
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Banana Steamers
Samana
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Ydun
Baraccoa
Seaverns & Co
Carl Konow
Baracoa
Fruit Sale Signals Busy Market At California Fruit Union
The first sale of the season in California Fruit Union goods drew brisk demand for peaches oranges and other fruits with Apricord Palermos and Lemons traded at varied prices. Future cargoes include the Pontiac steamer shipment and prices for bananas coconuts and meats were noted along with upcoming auctions and fresh arrivals.
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California Fruit Union
H. Harris & Co
Pontiac
State of
Alabama
Gibraltar
Boston
Palermo
Palerm
Messina
Valence
Marylands
Truck supplies and foreign market prices report
The supply of Southern truck is very small and prices for most lots are higher. The Norfolk boat due Friday carries 1500 pkgs cabbage 250 crates beans 300 crates peas 40 crates cucumbers 100 bales potatoes GOO bola squash 100 crates tomatoes and 400 bags peanuts. New murrow squash is selling at 175 dollars per barrel Asparagus 8742c per dozen Norfolk green peas half-obd crates 150 dollars per crate Maryland 25 dollars per Laske 5 dollars per barrel Florida tomatoes 150 per crate Southern cabbage 100 dollars per barrel kale 50 cents per barrel native spinach 10 cents per bush North Carolina string beans 84 dollars per crate North Carolina wax 4 dollars per crate bunch onions 2 cents per bunch Bermuda onions 175 dollars per crate Egyptian onions 22 25 per case beets 1 dollar plus Lew
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Choice
Western Extra
Western
Wester Tuney
Western Fair
Vermont Extr Creamery
Vermont
New York
New York Extra
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Chicago
California
North
Graves
Jersey
Houlton Rose
Houlton Hebrons
Aroostook
Aroostook Hebrons
Burbanks
Brooks
Davis
Burbank
Rose
Southern
State Burbank
Norfolk
Bermuda
Maryland
Florida
North Carolina
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Bell Telephone
Bell
Erie Telephone Company
James W. Bennett
Charles J. Glidden
Charles E. Adams
Francis Jewett
J. W. Pickering
Wesley A. Gove
A. C. Russell
Sullivan Harbor
Bar Harbor
New York Herald
Philadelphia
J. P. Morris Company
Calumet & Hecla Copper Mining Company
Morris Company
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Heela
Lake Superior Copper
Tiffin (O.) Water Works Company
Herald
Boston Cab Company
Wsly
Baw
Foote & French
Europe
Congress Street
Williams & CO
City of Chicago
Artsmouth
Ohio
M. L
Hyde Park
Santa Fe RR
Wegecerare
Lake Champ. Consol, Mort
Kansas Mort
Lombard Investment Co
China Mat
Ins. Co
Odgdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Merchants’ Bank
Salem
Boston Asane
Marblehead Gas and Elec. Light Co
Portsmouth, Great Fails & Conway RR
Tremont Nat.bank
Sugar Refineries Co
Union Stock
Yrtland Transit Co
American Bell Telephone Co
West End Street RR
Old Colony RR
Boylston Ins. Co
Chicago Rolling
Nashua Mfg. Co
Amoskear Mfg. Co
Boston Water Power Co
Sumner Co
Ruland RR
Evansville & St. Louis RR
Portsmouth
N. H
Bangor
Lowell & Lawrence
Charleston Gs
Evansville & St. Louis
Detroit, Lansing & No
Cincinnati
Lansing & No
Mexican Central Rr, Co
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Seisa
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N.W
Nav. Lste
O.& Trans
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Gimmie
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N. J. C. Int
U. Pac
W. Shore
Aace
Or. Ames
Wells Fargo
Amador
Barcelona
Hest & Belch
Bullion
Ontario
Col. Coal
Plymouth
Con
Cal&va
Proustite
el Cristo
Quicksilver
Exchequer
Gould Curry
Nevada
Tenn. C
Col
Bellel
Bell Lelnights
Kirie Tel
Bar Harbor Land
Sullivan Harbor Land
B& Lowell
Maine
Ceeeenssee Pollan
Union
Ethene Sane
Nush & Tuch
Ih & Ae
Ee Union
Am Bell Tel
Frenchman’s Bay
E.ees
Lamoine Land
San Wieso
B& M
I & Albany
Vos
T&s
Burl & Nor
L& N
Central
Ny&n Bk
Port
Aco
Excitange
Allonez
Han’k
Arnold
Royal Golf
Aztec
Bonanza
St. Mary's
Hbowman
Security
South Side
Breece
Brups
Catalpa
Crescent
Winthrop
Am. Elect
Dunkin
Burton
Vanover
Eureka
Humb
Ken, Chatt
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S. Mesnard
N. K
Ocean
Stan. Meter
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Gueeneas
Fitchburg RR
Rutland
Lin
Cheshire RR
Pal. Car Co
Lia
Mich M
Ll Minn
Oh M
E Nash
Northwé
West Oregon
Pittsby
Rich
Rock Hi
Rome
St. Led
St. Pai
Texas Pol
J. Pac
Athens , St
Pacific
Air Line
Roel. & Ae
B.C. R
Chi
Alton
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Den
K. G
Fort Wayne
T. V
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
City Horse Market
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Sons
Horse Mart
Isburgh & Co
Patc
George Hilliard
H Blanchard
Russell
McFenton
Warren Bailey
Welch
All’s
Snow
International Horse Exchange
CH & E Snow
London Wool Sales
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Shorts
Boston Markets
Sle
Grahou
Our
Canada
Troy
Kunstern
Marmion
Wornia
Brighton
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