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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1887

Page

6

Boston Money Market and Stock Trading Report June 22

The Boston money market eased with call loans 6 to 7 percent and time papers 5 to 7 percent. Clearing balances and New York funds showed mixed movements amid overall dull stock activity. Major listings include Atchison, Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line and Pacific rail notes with varied shifts, while Erie Telephone and other utilities posted April results and new subscriber gains.

Ontario Silver Company declares regular monthly dividend

Ontario Silver Company declares a regular monthly dividend of 50 cents per share. Erie Telephone Company issues four quarterly dividends of one half of 1 percent. Bourne Manufacturing Company, Fall,

Ontario Silver Ane Company Erie Telephone Company Bourne Manufacturing Company Fall

Mining and Misc Stocks Reported by Fay Co Boston

Mining and miscellaneous stocks list from Wilson W Fay & Co Boston updates. Entries include telecommunication and shipping related firms with quantities and prices though OCR reads are garbled. Notable names appear: Lord Acoustic Tele, People's Telephone, Bowman, Dunkin, Brans Ships Berth, Honerine. Prices and shares vary across items.

Wilson W. Fay & Co State Street Boston Ees Summit Cin St. Louis Jonne Lord Acoustic Yia Catia Lord Acoustic “Telerarevicee

Foreign financial markets in London report steady U S and rail shares

United States 41s 11212, Atlantic and Great Western firsts 46, Atlantic and Great Western seconds 10344, Canadian Pacific 634, Illinois Central 135 percent, Mexican ordinary 62, New York Central 11614, Pennsylvania 54, Reading 2758, Canada Northwest Land Co 24 percent.

London United States Atlantic & Great Western Canadian Pacific Illinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Canada Northwest Land Co

Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Multiple States

Aberdeen Mississippi Stern of Stern Bros Baltimore Maryland J Preiss Chicago Illinois H M Phelps of Phelps Dodge Palmer Chicago Illinois B R Wells of MD Wells Co Qu Columbus Georgia M N Curtis of Wells Curtis Ref Columbia South Carolina W D Lever and G K Stark of Lever Stark Craw Evansville Indiana W J Dallam Jr of WJ Dallam Son Craw Harrisburg Pennsylvania G W Nelly Ad Lexington Kentucky G E Spencer of Watkins Spencer Lafayette Indiana D Murphy of Murphy & Company stock Ad Louisville Kentucky J J Schulten of J J Schulten Co American Kentucky W C Cave of W Cave Co m Shreveport Louisiana H Florsheim of Florsheim Bros Pa St Louis Missouri J Frank of Adler Frank Co ra St Louis Missouri C H Smith Tre Tenn es Tex Sleeper of Sleeper Clifton Co Waco Texas J A Solomon of Lessing Solomon Rosenthal Pa

Aberdeen, Miss Columbia S$ C Lever G K Stark Lever & Stark, Craw Evansville Ind J Dallam, Jr WJ Dallam & Son Craw Harrisburg Penn Nelly Lexington G E Spencer Watkins & Spencer Lafayette D Murphy Murphy & Comstock Louisville J J Schulten J Schulten & Co C Cave St Louis Hf Smith Tre Iteness Tex—J Sleeper Clifton & Co Wwaco Tex

New York Market Drags Through A Desultory Day

June 22 New York money on call easy at 4 1/2 to 7 with last loan at 6 and close at 4 1/2 5. Prime mercantile paper 5 6. Sterling dull and steady. government and railroad bonds weak. Stock market active then weak after 2 15 led by Pacific Mail Reading and New England. New England fell 1 1 2 to 2 3 4 while Pacific Mail dipped. later slight recovery but finish quiet and heavy. Reading dominated activity. overall list sagged under coal stocks. Late afternoon decline renewed. railroad bonds soft. Buffalo, Rochester & Philadelphia trust receipts down 4 to 42.

Boston New York Sterling Exchange Berlin Boston Stock Exchange Irving A. Evans Merchants’ Exchange Atchison Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Burlington & Northern Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Oregon Transcontinental Elijah Smith Christopher Meyer Sidney Dillon Frederick L. Ames C. L. Colby J. J. Higginson W. L J. N. Hutcheson W. L. Ladd Henry Farling C. H. Lewis C. A. Dolph Lloyd Brooke Joseph Simon Jonathan Bourne, Jr C. J. Smith J. M. Fox Southern Cincinnati, Sandusky Common Canton Cleveland & Canton Company Cleveland & Canton Massachusetts Common Boston & Lowell Theoston & Maine Eastern Boston & Maine Mexican Central Trust Southern Kansas Chicago, Kansas & Western Bs Rutland Oregon Louisville Evansville & St. Louis Bell Telephone Erie Telephone Erie Telephone Company Prime Mercantile Bur Pacific Mail Reading New England Bears Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Trust

The Rose Show at Horticultural Hall

Visitors admired many roses including Baroness Rothschild John Hopper Jean Linbaud Mme Victor Verdier Marquise de Castellane Mme G Luizot and hardy perpetual and hybrid tea varieties. Awards listed for best vase design best kept display assorted gift prizes and multiple certificates of merit honor numerous collectors and specialists in roses and related plants.

Horticultural Hall Baroness Rothschild John Hopper Jean Linbaud Mme Victor Verdier Marquise de Castellane Mme. G. Luizot Committee On Plants and Flowers Society Sarah W. Story M. Gill A. D. Woonl F. B. Hayes BK. M. Gill David Allan W. A. Manda E. D. Gilmore Jackson Dawson Thomas H. Meade H.H. Hunnewell C. M. Hovey E. Sheppard Mrs. P. D J. B. Moore & Son William Martin Benjamin G. Smith Warren Heustis Hadwin

Wool Market and Wool Receipts Report

Wool is unchanged and several commodities show steady or fair demand across markets in the East. Lampasas receipts reach 200,000 pounds with total stock near half a million, while Galveston quotes for fine, medium, and coarse wools reflect light shrinkage. Domestic and foreign bale counts for the week and year to date are provided, with price quotes for choice wools.

Fort Worth Lampasas Galveston Burry

Cattle Market Report from Brighton and Watertown June 22 1937

Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox covers live stock at market with totals for cattle sheep and hogs, arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards, road car counts, and wholesale prices. It notes Western cattle decline, strong milch cows sales, and varied prices for veal calves sheep and hogs, with detailed yard by yard and dealer results.

Brighton and Watertown Boston Post George J. Fox Ceee Maine Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Canada Brighton Boston & Maine Boston & Lowell Fitchburg Boston & Albany Eastern N. B Hollis & Co D B Thomas F H Coolidge & Son J Melloy & Son J C Libby Henry Sp Rrar W Scollans C Dohan J A George Hilliard New Hampshire Russell Michigan Ohio Welch & Hall International Horse Exchange F Pinseneault E P Clarke Chicago J Thomason Illinois Dexter Bros Lom

Wool market remains firm amid varied regional demand

The wool trade shows firm prices with quiet steady demand. Western prices rise 5 to 6 cents from last year while eastern buyers retreat. Michigan and Kentucky wools show light supply and steady to unchanged quotes. Texas pulls strong demand with abundant B supers. carpet wools move at old quotations as London- and Australia-driven prices influence the market.

Mississippi Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Wost Kentucky Territory California Oregon Texas London

Interior markets show steady prices in wool trade

The report notes wool prices holding firm in interior markets with high bids still paid, especially for ordinary wools at 17 to 21 cents, and a recent sale in The Dalles at 21 1/4 cents. Eastern Montana woolgrowers at Miles City report winter care reduced losses to 25 percent, versus 60 percent for rustled flocks, while New York and Philadelphia markets remain cautious but firmer for certain fleece grades.

Oregon Arlington Dalles Montana Miles City St. Louis Texas Kansas Missouri Illinois Mobile Arkansas Nebraska Indiana Philadelphia Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia New York Michigan Wisconsin Canada Iowa Minnesota Colorado Utah Wyoming Georgia Territorial California

Wool notes report strong Colorado wool market

The blue ribbon day in Colorado was June 15 with receipts over 40 000 pounds and 9 000 pounds sold at 16 to 19 cents. Five wool buyers are in the market besides local dealers. W H H Cogswell returns from the West noting sheep in fine condition after a mild winter and yields of seven to nine pounds. No major changes in wool markets this week as the new clip moves to second hands and prices stay above seaboard levels amid interior strength.

Canada Richmond Breck & Wood Edrich & Johnson Farnham Anse D C Libby & Son Hollis & Co Perth Watertown Yards New York State New York Fitchburg Chicago M Goldsmith Liverpool Watertown W Scollans G Blieler Aldrich A Johnson F S Kimball W G Townsend W G Flanders A Hathaway M Crossman WA Farnham Colorado W. H H. Cogswell Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad Dallas

Market reports June price drift for flour and grain

Market dullness persists in June with no price changes for flour and only nominal trading for wholesale and jobbing. Corn prices vary little with limited activity. steamer yellow and mixed oats steady. several grades quoted. Inspections show mixed winter and spring wheat, steamer corn, and oats volumes. flour and meal prices listed for export and domestic use.

Ous Minnesota Bakers Michigan Stone Michigan Rollers New York Rollers Canada Superior Canada Sivaton New New York

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