Money Market Easier With Clearing House Deals
Boston and New York money markets show easing with 114% loans at clearing houses and time loans 3% to 5% in general. Clearing house balances loaned at 114 2 percent. New York funds at 10 cents per $1000 discount. Government securities quiet. earnings and stock activity mixed with notable moves in Atchison and Union Pacific.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Milwaukee River Dam Bonds Auction Call 1889
Milwaukee announces sale of 50 bonds at 1000 each to fund dam construction across the Milwaukee River between Racine Street and the northern city limits. Bonds mature July 1 1999 with 4 percent interest, 5 percent retired annually. Bids due June 20 1889 at 10 a.m. in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
City of
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River Dam
United States of America
Milwaukee Isiver
Sail City
Racine Street
Andi
Geo. W. Porth
Dividends Declared by Several N H Companies This Year
The Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares a semi annual dividend of 5 percent. The Laconia and Lake Village Water Works announce a 6 percent dividend. The Union Stock Yard and Transit Company declares a quarterly dividend of 142 percent for payment July 1 to stockholders as of June 20. This brings three regular dividends of 1 percent and an extra 1 percent this year.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Central Company
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
San Luis
New York & New England Common
Governor Hill
New York
New York & New England
Jefferson and
Rutgers Streets
East River
New York City
Wilson’s Point
Newark
Committee of
Mt. Desert & Eastern Shore
Journal
Augusta
F. A. Laughton
Bangor
Board of Railway Commissioners
Bar Harbor
Green Mountain
Mountain Railroad
Mt. Desert Railway
Mt. Desert & Eastern Shore Company
San Diego Land and Town Lot Company
Butte & Boston
Abbott
Wisconsin Central Telegraphs
Colby
Lake Superior
Colby Mine
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Laconia and Lake Village
N. H
Union Stock Yard and ‘Transit Company
San Miguel River
San Miguel County
Colorado
Placerville
James Gilfillan
Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road Company Stock Transfers Move
The general offices will be moved to 45 Broadway New York on July 1. After that date all transfers of the companys capital stock must be presented to the United States Trust Company of New York transfer agent and registrar at 45 Wall Street New York. J A Williamson President Boston June 18 1889.
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Reichsmarks
Flavins
Atchison
H. P. Goldsmith & Co
New York
London
Boston
Atlantic & Pacific
Williamson
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Broadway
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
A_ Chicago
Cahn & Co
Chicago & West Michigan
Boston Stock Exchange
Summit
Lykens Valley
tNet
Schwartz & Dunpee
Chicago
W. B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago & Alton
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Oregon
Oregon Transcontinental
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Campbell
N. Y
United States Trust Company of
No. 45
Wall Street
Gold mine in Gilpin County offered for sale or lease
For sale or lease to a responsible party one of Gilpin county Colorado’s best mines. Great inducements to a reliable party with capital to control it. Details available at an interview. Address “trustee” this office.
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Gilpin County
Col
Union Pacific By. Co. III Mortgage Bond Series 3B
Notice of bond issues indicating 5 percent mortgage equipment bonds with denominations and amounts due, including 7000, 17000, 7000, and 27000, with price at 100. Applications to Blake Bros. & Co. at 28 State Street Boston and 56 Nassau Street New York.
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Blake Bros. & CO
State Street
Noston
Nassau Street
New York
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Gor
Washington ST
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Quotations and Last Sales From the Boston Stock Exchange
The corrected daily quotations show New England and Atchison leading activity with Oregon Transcontinental and related issues gaining. Prices surged after 1 p.m., then eased. lack of broad market strength followed by renewed sugar and railroad stock vigor. Bonds and various railroad issues traded actively with mixed gains and declines.
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The
Boston Stock Exchange
New England
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Ackawanna
Transcontinental
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Atlantic & Pacific
Reading
Kansas & Texas General
St. Louis & Chicago
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Kansas
Proposals for Milwaukee City Bonds to 250000 School Bonds
Commissioners of the Public Debt invite sealed bids for up to 250000 dollars of Milwaukee school bonds at 4 percent interest, dated July 1 1889, payable at the city treasury for erecting school houses. Bids due June 20 1889. bids to be opened in presence of the Comptroller.
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Milwaukee
State of
Wisconsin
City of
United States of America
Public Debt
Care
Geo. W. Porth
Wis
Tod Peos
Market Note: Money Rates Steady in New York
Money on call ease prevailing with bids from 2.2 percent and last loan at 2.42 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 3 and 5.2 percent. Bar silver at 92. Sterling exchange dull and steady with actual business around 4.87 for sixty day bills and 4.88% for demand. Government bonds, railroad bonds, and post-noon stock trading show steady to firm tones with increased business after noon.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London and Berlin Financial Briefs June 18
London markets quote Consols at 97 15 16 for money and 98 for the account. Erie 28 1/2, Illinois Central 118 14, Reading 2442, Pennsylvania 52 4, Paris rentes 85 francs 472 centimes for the account. Open market discount on bills 1 1/2 to 1 per cent. Berlin Imperial Bank notes a 3,640,000 mark increase in specie.
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Alicunee
UOC
Arnold
Crescent Ee
Central
Secesses
Dunkin
Franklin
Piua
Huron
Trenton Aeeere
Kearsarge
Eeeer
National
Osceola
Quincy
Ridge
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Waa
Aspinwall
Newport
Cesses
Lamoine
Lys Payson
Wollaston
Vsceees
Eeneene Soc
Atchison
Omer
At. & Pacific
Do L. G
Air L. Pref
G At. & Pac
Ohio
Aston
Lou
Kan
Cleve, & Cor
Seer
Chi
E. i
C. & W. Mich
del. & L
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Den
R. Genese Ee
K.C
Liat Erie
Fort Wayne
Deane
Gs Rt. We & D
Hocking Val
Houston & ‘Exas
Ewer
Texas
Sp & Wein
Soly N.Y
N. E
Lake Shore
Long Island
Rees
Nash
U Us
Oregon
L. És
Segura
Louis
N. A
Man
Beach
L. C. Con
Hlev
Gaia Pueb
A. Y
Mem. & Ch
Ewe
W. Owe
Do .Tex. Div
Essex
Volyg Nash
Chat
N. J
Pacific
Athantic & Pacific
Boston & Alban Ae
Vo Northwest
Boston & Lower Scecare
N.Y. Cent
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St. Li
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Southern
N.Y
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Janiton
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Col. Sp. S Cin
Prittsburg
L. & Eeeersee
Easieti
Fitchourg
Rock Island
NTL
Flint & ?. M. Com
Rome
Gult
Cox
Gos
BOA Do
K. C
Spec . E. Ad
Dwest
KK. M
Jol
L. Re
M. W Maeve
Maine Central
O. Cc
San & Clev
Mexican Central
U, Pacific
Owe
Utica
Ev & St Vis
Old Colony
WOO Wees & L
Og & L Shain
Hulland Gass
Utland
Allaneous Companies
Sumit
Seaee
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific Ee
Vuliman Pal
Ain Bell Tel
Union
Bly
Irie
Wisconsin Central Vene
West End
American Oil
Perry Coal
Aspinwall Land
Seeeene
Eeerenee
Tenn. C W& 1
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Gas Trust
Boylston Stree Lind
Erie
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Cameron Coal
Newport Lan
Si Eastman
Lamson
Ser. Ce
Allouez
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cen
O. & Trans
Atlantic Minin
O'S
Aes
Cent of Mass
Mig
Eiectric Co
V & Ae
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Val, Chi &W
Mich
G. Cleve & Can
Malden Electric Co
Vm Thomson
J. Pac
W. Shore
Do Bio
Lisy Ty Det
Laws & No
Thomson Elec
I Astern
Westinghouse Elec. Co
ATEN
Ev & St L
Potosi
del Monte
Northern
el Cristo
Union Con
United Copper
Utaheees
Uie
Bar & Land
We CO
B&n
Wwe
M& Bbs
Little Rock & Fts
of & L
So Kan. Inc
Wis Centine
Ene
Ambell Tel
NE Tel
Aspin
London
Illinois Central
Mexican Central News
St Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Commodity Market Report Shows Mixed Demand Trends
Lumber and cottonseed meal display firm demand while oats and hops remain quiet. Flour, cornmeal, and rye flour show firmness or quietness. potatoes drop as beans rise. Fresh beef and corned beef move slowly, lambs and muttons weaken. fruits stay steady with oranges dull and lemons steady. Truck activity remains brisk amid overall steady to lower agricultural goods.
New York Dry Goods Market Sees Light Demand
The Daily Commercial Bulletin reports a light and irregular week in commission and importing circles. Jobbing trade was seasonably quiet while staple cotton goods held steady and dark prints, ginghams, and full dress fabrics saw fair on the spot and by order. Printed challies and sateens remained in steady demand. Men's wear was quiet though flannels and blankets were in fair demand.
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New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
The Coal Trade Sees Stable Prices and Rise Ahead
Wholesale demand for anthracite remains steady with a fair market. Reports from Philadelphia indicate more coal moving east and lower freight rates due to ample vessel supply. Most shipments fulfill old orders, suggesting no price downturn. Prices likely bottomed. any change would trend upward. Retail demand was strong, and buyers stock up, expecting prices to hold near current levels. Bituminous coal shows little activity beyond small ongoing sales.
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Philadelphia
Flour Trade Shows Rising Wheat Prices After Prolonged Decline
The flour market faces a rebound as wheat prices advance after weeks of decline. Stocks shrink while mills in the West cut output, prompting active demand and large sales for spring and winter wheat patents, with prices ranging from 5 70 to 6 10 per barrel and higher for superior brands.
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New England
Lumber Market Outlook Posts Firm Demand and Rising Freight Rates
The past week shows strong demand across lumber types with Southern pine firm and freight rates rising. Arrivals remained large with six carloads totaling 1,576,000 feet. cypress and hard pine volume steady as yards absorb shipments. Prices advance on Northern and Eastern lumber, spruce remains firm, and hemlock strengthens due to tight stocks and flood-related supply.
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Gulf
Atlantic
Maine
New Brunswick
Michigan
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Milwaukee City
Co. T. Bradley
Fred Prbst
City of Milwanukee
Ily
Blake
Brothers
Waltham
Mau Street
New Yo
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
J. A. Williamson
Union Pacific BY. CO
Terest
Mont Mining
Butte & Edict
Bast & Maine
Fritchburg
Ft S&m
Edison
Cee
KS Cea
Wen
Fred Pabst
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau St
Messrs
Baring Brothers & Co
Europe
California
British Provinces
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Winter Harbor
Edison Phon
Toy Sewer
NEW York Financial
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Sierra Nevada
Gould & ¢Urry
Hale & Norcross
Commonwealth
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James & Abbot
Liberty Square
San Miguel Gold Placers Co
Thos. Henry Edsall
C. E. Parker
United States
SAN Miguel Valley Bank
Telluride
Congress St
American Fown and Trust Company
Roxston
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co
Minneapolis
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrinew
School Street
Fort Payne
Ionia and Lansing Railroad Company
Second National Bank of Boston
Sears Building
Charles Merriam
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR. Co
John Jeffries & Sons
D. P. Ives & CO
Water St
Cottonwood
Territory of
Utah
THOS
Boole & CO
Aress St
la Farnum
Reardon & Go
Hutchinson
Gilman, Cheney & Co
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