Money Market Quiet in Boston as Rates Steady
Boston financials show quiet money market with rates 3 to 5 percent for time paper and 2 to 4 percent on call loans secured. New York funds sold at par with premium. exchanges and balances reported. Public debt and bond offerings listed, with Treasury gold and silver data, and notes on shipments of gold and currency movements. Stock market activity in Boston mixed, Atchison and other majors move, and new securities listed with conversions discussed.
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Boston
New York
Boston Clearing House
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Kranes
Reichsmarks
Comin
State Street
Wall Street
Atchison
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway Company
Atchison Company
Union Pacific
Philadelphia Press
Portland
Oregon Navigation
Walla Walla
Oregon Short Line
Adams
Atlantic & Pacific
Jenison
Frisco
Burlington & Quincy
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Denver & Rio Grande
Milwaukee & St.aul
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago Times
Burlington & Northern
Wisconsin Central
Bee
Marsheld
Flint
Pere Marquette
Pullmnan
St. Louis, Lion Mountain & Southern Railway Company
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Oregon Improvement Company
Arnings
Dividend Declarations From Quicksilver Amex Michigan Land and Iron
The Quicksilver Mining Company declares a 14 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 2. The American Express Company declares a $3 per share dividend payable in July. Michigan Land and Iron Company pays $2 per share (2 percent) today after a 4 percent in 1882. Northern Central Railway cuts its dividend from 8 to 6 percent due to lower net earnings, noting a four month decrease of $336,400.
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Quicksilver Mining Company
American Express Company
Michigan Land and Iron Company
Northern Central Road
Bondholders committee seeks cooperation in 1888 default
In anticipation of default on June 1 1888 interest due on the General Consolidated Mortgage Bondholders of The Missouri Kansas and Texas R R Co a committee is formed to protect bondholder interests. Those willing to cooperate should supply names addresses and bond amounts to any committee member Edward D Adams Winslow Lanier Co 17 Nassau St New York William L Bull Edward Sweet Co 38 Broad St New York William Whitewright Union Trust Co 71 Broadway New York William Mertens J von Hoffmann Co 50 Wall St New York William E Work Strong & Co 6 Broad St New York
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General Consolidated Mortgage Bondholdiers
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
R.R. Co
New York
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
N. Y
William L. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
William Whitewright
Williams & Co Auction Sales at Boston Stock Exchange 1988
Auction on Saturday June 16 1988 lists 10 shares Winchester Furniture 50 Douglas Axe Mfg 10 Dwelling House Ins 2 National City Bank 20 Shoe and Leather Natl Bank 6 B Belting 50 McKay Metal Fast Asso and more. Quotations and last sales follow with numerous railroad and bank issues and corporate securities Offered by executor with collateral and mortgage notes. mentions city, state, and various investment instruments.
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Winchester Furniture Co
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Do Dwelling House Ins. Co
City Bank
Shoe and Leather Natl
Bank
Do B. Belting Co
McKay
Fast
Asso
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Metropolitan Cable RR. Co
Kansas City
Eastern RR
Ola Colony RR
Lawrence Machine Co
Boylston Mat. Ins. Co
Colorado Springs Investment and Improvement Co
Rock & Fort Smith RR. Co
Top
St. Fe RR
Ogdensburg
Lake Champ
Consol, Mort
Rutland RR
Merchants’ Bank
Salem
Boston Anc Ie
Marblehead Gas and Elec. Light Co
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway RR
Tremont Nat. Bank
Sugar Refineries Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
American Bell Telephone Co
West End Street RR
Old Colony RR
Boylston Lis, Co
Chicago
Nashua Mfg
Amoskeag Mfg
Boston Water Power Co
Sumner Co
Boston & Lowell RR
Evansville & St. Louis RR
Portsmouth
N. H
Dan
Bangor
Lowell & Lawrence RR
Charleston
Ren
Lansing & No. RR
Cincinnati
Detroit, Lansing & No. RR
Mexican Central RR. Co
Money market and stock activity in New York on June 15
Money on call easy from 1 to 174 with last loan at 14 and close at 1 1 2. Sterling exchange active. actual bills 4.87 for 60 days and 4.8844 on demand. Stocks opened with gains, rose late, St Paul and New England strongest, final quiet but firm. Railroad bonds dull. notable declines in several issues. total bond sales about $894,000. New York Stock Sales listed with daily totals and names.
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Port Lawn
Sullivan Harbor
Lamoine
Boothbay
West End
Mt. Desert An Eastern Shore Land Company
New York Stock Exchange
Boston & Montana
Franklin
Kearsarge
Quincy
Calumet
Calumet & Hecla
Franconia Iron Company
George E. Manning
Treasury Department
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Land Department
The
William H. Turner
E. S. Nutter
George }. Manning
L. D. Stevens
John M. Mitchell
Turner & Ray
Chicago
Edward Spaulding
M.D
Indian Head National Bank
Nashua
N. H
Louis Dowing, Jr
National State Capital Bank
Abbott Dowing Company
Concord
E.S. Nutter
W. W. B. Stimson
W. F. Brewster
Boston
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
St. Aul
St. Paul
New England
Erie
Chicago, Burington & Northern
Evansville & Indianapolis
Wentuccky
Central
Lake Ivie & Western
Memphis & Charleston
Kansas & Texas Cs
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Sinois Central
Cleveland
Painsville
Ashtabula
San Francisco
Richmond & Alleghany
Green Bay
Market Update and European News on Emperor's Death
London stocks show limited activity with Atlantic and Western firsts at 38 percent and New York Central at 106 percent while foreign securities edge firmer amid news of the German Emperor’s death. Paris and Vienna markets firm. Berlin bourse closed for the day.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Funeral of Massachusetts Plough man proprietor George Noyes
The funeral services for George Noyes of the Massachusetts Ploughman were held at his Savin Hill home. Masonic officers led the ceremonies, followed by Episcopal rites conducted by Rev. Arthur L. Wright. Colonel Daniel Needham spoke, honoring a life long friend and associate. Notables included George T. Angell and Stevens of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Burial was private at Dedlain in the family burying ground.
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George Noyes
Massachusetts Ploughman
Savin Hill Avenue
Joseph Warren
Noyes
George T. Angell
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mr. Stevens
Hammond
Barre
B. P. Ware
The
Grange
Dedlain
Northern Legion Organized in Massachusetts Fraternal Order
The Northern Legion, a fraternal order, has incorporated in Massachusetts and is meeting with marked success. A subordinate lodge is forming in Boston, with charter lists opened in Portland, Missouri, and New York City. Supreme lodge officers aim for high standards and vigorous action, led by Colonel J W Spaulding of Portland, Cassius Clay Powers, and Dr B C Thayer of Boston.
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Northern Legion
Massachusetts
Boston
Portland
New York City
Supreme Lodge
J. W. Spaulding
Cassius Clay Powers
8. C. ‘Thayer
Boot and Shoe Buyers Across the Nation
Lists Nash buyers and firms from multiple cities. Names include L Weinberger and A Leonard of A G Leonard & Co in Chicago, S C Sutter of P Baldwin & Co in Detroit, FE H Devaney in Fort Smith, G H Reeder in Grand Rapids, W N Emery in Jacksonville, J Wolf in Little Rock, J Baumot in Plattsburg, E Meyer in Pine Bluff, Theo Collat in Savannah, F Powell and J H Schafer in St Louis, and W Lord in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fla
Emery
Emery & Co
Little Rock
Ark
J Wolf
Wolf & Jo
Meridian
Miss
Baumot
Baum « Co
Plattsburg, NY
C MebDougall
KG Moore & Co
Pine Bluff
E Meyer
Meyer & Co
Tre
Swedesboro
Tallman
Savannah
Theo Collat
Collat Bros
St Louis
Powell
H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
Market Report Highlights Steady to Quiet Agricultural Goods
Commercial items show mixed movement with several staples steady or quiet. Butter and lard firm, oats dull, corn easier, eggs firm, beef and pork steady with fresh beef higher, sugars active, and truck activity aiding distribution across agricultural commodities.
Boston Fish Market Sees Mackerel Fleet Movements Dominate
The Boston fish market centers on the mackerel fleet with old stock depleted and receipts of fresh mackerel around 2000 barrels chiefly from Nova Scotia. The Novelty brought 160 barrels of salt mackerel. prices around 13 per barrel. Halifax steamer shipments and block island catches feature, while Gloucester reports scarce mackerel and weak demand. Cod, haddock, halibut, pollock and herring markets show varied activity, with overall steady to quiet trading and price readings from Georges Bank, Western Bank, and local fleets.
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Nova Scotia
Novelty
Halifax
Gloucester
Georges
Caroline Vaught
Block Island
Lunenburg
Canso
St Pierre
St. Peter’s
Straits of Canso
St. Peter’s Island
Boston
Bay
Strait of
Western Bank
New York
Eastport
Frenchman's Bay
Maine
Aoeae
Seattle
Wash) Daily Press
Caulder
Mollie Adams
Flattery Banks
Port Townsend
Cape Flattery
Chicago
Jacobs
Alaska
BOM Ieee
Labrador
Georges Bay
Best
Norfolk
Providence
New England
Jeffreys
Haddock
Chicago Markets Report Bears Rule Wheat Pit
Bears dominated trading with heavy selling as July hit 83 and bulls rushed in early. Receipts remain large while harvest looms and crop forecasts differ, leaving prices volatile across wheat oats pork and lard futures with notable shifts in June and July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnuin, Reardon & Co
Bears
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Dodge
Gorn
Chicago Board of Trade
Doug Sare
Peach crop outlook in southern Delaware favors heavy yield
Southern Delaware reports confirm a very heavy peach crop this season though the rose bug may cause some damage later. Trees are bearing heavily and some fruit may run smaller due to limited nourishment. Farmers resist low bids of 65 cents per basket while railroads plan improved transport and the bureau of distribution connects with 300 cities to widen sales reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Bureau of Distribution and Information
Flour and Grain Prices Decline in Quiet Market
The market for flour and grain remains quiet with price shading by some mills to move goods. Minnesota and Michigan flour bids sit at range bound levels, while New York receipts and sales reflect dull activity with mixed grade quotes for Western and Minnesota references. No significant upturn expected until new supply arrives.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ede
Lake
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Eer
Central Massachusetts
Fitch“ Ag
Old Colony
Sonora
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Oregon
Bell ‘Telephone
Tucker
Maine Central Railroad Company
City OF
Omaha
Blake Bros. & 60
State St
Basset, Whitney & Co, Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Io Municipal and Railroad Securities
BS Gee Geels
Brewster, Cou
Estabeck
Congress ST
Toledo
Mancock County
Peoria, Lil. Lynn
Boston & Maine
R.R
Railroai Ompante
Cleve
Canton
Eeenee
E . Eeae
Fitchburg
K.C. Vt. S.& Gulf
Pfa
K. C
Seerevereeres
St. L
Tor
Maine Central
New Eng
Uae
Rutland
Summit Branch
Fastman
Lamson Store Service Co
Big Pullman Palace
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Chic
Riverie
City of Portsmouth
Outio
M. L
Hyde Park
Pa & Santa Fe RR
Ontsburg
Lake Champ. Consol, Mort
Mort. Os
Lombard Investment
China
Ins. Co
Odgdensburg & Lake Chacats RR
State Live Stock Co
State Nat. Bank
Manchester Mills
New England Mort. Sec. Co
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
Southern RR. Co
Columbian Nat. Bank
Do Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing Steamboat Co
West End RR. Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Clinton Mills
Middlesex Mills
Lowell Diaghine Shop
Champion Iron Co
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
N. Br
N. Fagle Br
Washington N. Br
Tremont N. Br
Columbian N. Br
Commercial Wharf
West End St. RR
N. Crescent
Winthrop
Am. Elect
al Biz Dunkin
Burton
Hanover Eureka
Ken. Chase, Hung
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Huron
Brokers’ Board
Mesnard
E. Meter
Ocean
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Bell Tel
Lamson
Harbor
San Diego
Sullivan Ae
Land
BAO
West Ind
Mont
Ore
Osceola
Tee
Fereeee
A Pr
Giles Bere
NY & NE
Dorfid
Pullman
Union Pae
West End Bypid
Bur & M
CK & Y Y Inc
Ueblo & Ark
Lamson S
Ergeeee Nee
Boviston St Land
Frenchman’s Bay
West
BOL
Central Mining
B& Albany
Eneer Severe
Atoll
Atlantic
Evens Bonanza Development
Cal & Hee
Catalpa
Crescent
Ae Central
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Joston
Boston Water Power
Boylston
Seer
At. & Pac
Piblo
Huby
Kan, & W
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L. C. Con
LA Ilo Inc
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Southern
Kan
Do Inc
To &S. I
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Toston & Alvan
Boston & Lowelly
Aalv Cn B
Goenas
Beri Satna Seana Eas
Bein
Pacific
Air Line
O.R
Can
Col Tee Eens
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Dic
Csees
Fort Wayne
Texas
Ll. Central
Tex
Kings
Long Island
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Este
Elev Saeses
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Ohio
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N. J
Nor
Northwestern
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St.l.&p
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Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Union
American Oil
Eree Eaee
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Tig T . & Trans
Dick Gow
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W. Shore
American
Wells Fargo
Amador 21
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Cee
Barcelona
Ale Ontario
Odie
Hale & N Hock
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Ae Mono
NEW York Financial
California
Cal
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Potosi
Savage
Chollar
Con
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Utah
Gound & Corry
Cass
Hale & Norcross
Eeeser Queen
Nevada
Mount Diablo
North Belle Isle
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Joledo
Wachter, Tre
Wheeling
Lord of Boyd & Ca
Boston Fish Market
Chicago Markets
John E. Welsh,lour
Boston Markets
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