Foreign financial markets ledger from London trading
London news lists Atlantic and Western firsts at 32 percent, Erie at 28 percent, Erie seconds at 105 percent, Illinois Central 118 percent, Mexican ordinary 43 percent, St Paul common 74 percent, New York Central 111 percent, Reading 2414, Mexican Central at 48 6814. Money at 1 percent. Paris quotes 3 percent rentes at 86 francs 222 centimes for the account.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Market News From Boston The Money Market and Stocks
The Money Market closes steady with rates 3 to 5 percent for time loans and 2 to 3 percent on call. New York funds quote 10 to 12 percent discount. Clearing house exchanges reach 16.8 million with 1.99 million balances. weekly totals compare with last year. Bank reserves show a drop, currency receipts down, and a shift in deposits and circulation. Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line consolidation updates dominate trading, with large movements in Wisconsin Central and New York & New England.
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Boston
New York
Clearing House
New York Clearing House
Exchange
Chicago
St Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Ravannah
United States
Savinz
Reichsmarks
Boston Post
New York Bank
Treasury
New York City
Rail dividends declared by multiple companies
The Northern Central railway declares a penne dividend of 3 percent payable at the close of June. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis rail road announces a 14 percent dividend payable July 10 with transfer books closing June 26 and reopening July 11. Chapman Valve Company to pay usual 3 percent quarterly dividend on July 1 plus an extra 2 percent. Edison Electric Light Company of New Bedford declares a 2 percent dividend.
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Northern Central Railway
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Chapman Valvé Company
Edison Electric Light Company of
New Bedford
al. & Pacific
Atchison, A
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Central Vacine
Alton
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Hocking Val
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Long Island Od Lo. & Nash
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Seer
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Essex
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J. Cent
N & W. Press
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Misss
Oregon
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Rich. & al
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Pacific Mail
Polman P Ale
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Neve
American Oil
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Hock, Coal
Nevada
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Homestake
United Copper
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Ceees
Milwaukee River Dam bonds offered by Milwaukee city
The Commissioners of the Public Debt of Milwaukee invite sealed bids for up to 50 bonds of 1000 dollars each, date July 1 1889, maturing July 1 1909, interest 4 percent semiannually, to fund dam construction on the Milwaukee River between Racine street and the northern city limits. Five percent of bonds to be retired annually. Bids due June 26 1889 10 o'clock a.m. The city reserves right to reject any bid.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River Dam
Milwaukee River
United States of America
Sail City
Racine Street
Geo. W. Porth
State of
City of
Public Debt
Care Geo. W. Porth
Wis
Milwaukee Seeks Bids for 250 School Bonds Issued 1889
Milwaukee commissioners invite sealed proposals for 250 bonds of 1 000 each to fund school houses. Bonds bear date July 1 1889 and mature July 1 1909 with 4 percent interest semiannually. Proposals due June 20 1889, bond delivery July 1 1889. Bid right to reject all bids reserved.
Bondholders Meeting Notice Boston Water Power Co
Bondholders of the Boston Water Power Company are invited to a stockholder committee meeting to discuss a settlement on Tuesday June 18 at 3 o clock in the afternoon at 23 Court Street Boston James P Farley Jr chairman June 15 1889 Boston Mass
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James P. Farley, JR
Court St
Boston
Committee of Stockholders
Mass
New York Financial Summary on June 15 Markets and Rates
Money on call was easy with no loans and no rate cuts. Rates for bills receivable and acceptances ranged from 3% to 5% with varying terms. The stock market opened quiet with minor gains in Western equities, while New England and Illinois gas showed weakness. overall bonds were steady as the week’s sales totalled 9.88 million dollars.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Burlington
New England
St. Paul
Northwestern
Lake Shore
Oregon
Chicago
New Jersey Midland
Atlantic Pacifics
Hocking Valley 6S
Commodity Market Report Shows Mixed Trade Conditions
Flour and corn hold steady while oats and rye stay quiet. Commodities such as cottonseed meal and malt show little movement, as butter cheese and beans remain stable. Poultry hay and truck trades show modest demand with occasional firmness in certain staples like sugars and molasses.
Fall River Cloth Market Reports Weekly Totals
Fall River print cloth week totals show production 180000 pieces deliveries 193000 stock 12000 sales 186000 spot 36000 futures 150000 with prices 3 8 cents less 42 percent for 64x64s and 37 16 cents nominal for 60x56s. Market steady and firm. Providence market closes steady at 37 sec less 2 percent bid for 64 squares spots and 3 cents asked with 56x60s at 37 16c. Week sales total 27000 pieces with 5500 of 64x648 spots at 34 80, 7000 of 64x648 spots at 3 cents less 7 percent, 1300 pieces 64x648s July August September delivery at 3 50 less 1 percent, 1500 pieces 56x60s spots at 37 160, stock in hand 86000 pieces 648 and 9000 pieces GGxX60s.
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Fallriver
Fall River
Providence
The Metal Trade Market Report Strong in Iron and Steel
There is a strong feeling in the iron market with favorable reports from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Crude and finished iron remain firm in price with steady demand for pig iron and manufactured steel rails. imports and inquiries indicate higher prices ahead as Eastern and Western mills secure large contracts. Copper, lead, tin, and spelter show mixed activity with steady or slightly rising prices and active nails sales. overall, the market signals ample supply and cautious optimism for forthcoming weeks.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gray
England
France
Chile
Australia
London
West
Market notes on sugar coffee and dried fruit prices
Sugar and molasses prices rise as world supply tightens. Raw sugar held by sellers, refined granulated at 9 1 4 c, large sales limited. Rio coffee weak with ample stocks and weekly imports at Rio 68,000 bags and Santos 13,000. Tea dull, Java and Mocha weak, Dutch sale upcoming. Dried fruits stocks small, California raisins and prunes firm or dull as noted, with limited supply and steady prices.
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Rio
Santos
Java
Rotterdam
Batavia Cassia
Singapore
Carolina
Rangoon
Dava
Patna
California
Malaga
Turkey
Citron
Wheat Market Opens With Rush Amid Strong Buying
The Option Markets in Chicago reports wheat opening with a brisk advance as Hutchinson leads heavy purchases. Early bullish despatches indicate demand may exceed supply, signaling another firm uptrend for wheat.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
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