Money Market News of June 24 1889 Boston
The money market shows firmer demand at the clearing house with time loans 3% to 5% and call loans up to 8.4% on collateral. Bank proportions shifted as deposits fall and surplus reserves shrink, while sugar and lead trusts surge amid broad market volatility and new stock offerings and bond activity.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Boston Bank
Semi annual stock dividends listed for multiple firms
The document enumerates semi annual dividends and per share payments for many companies including American Dredging, artford Trust, Reversible Collar, Cheshire Railroad, Dwight Manufacturing, Hill Manufacturing, Bates Manufacturing, Fisher Manufacturing, Cabot Manufacturing, and Norwich & Worcester Railroad. Falls include percentages and per share amounts with payment dates or record dates where specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dredging Company
Artford Trust Company
Cheshire Railroad Company
Dwight Manufacturing Company
Hill Manufacturing Company
Bates Manufacturing Company
Fisher Manufacturing Company
Cabot Manufacturing Company
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Company
Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road Company Notice
The general offices will move to No 45 Broadway New York on July 1 next and all stock transfers must be presented to United States Trust Company of New York transfer agent and registrar at No 45 Wall Street New York. Jess Williamson President Boston June 15 1880.
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Broadway
New York
N. Y
United States Trust Company of
Wall Street
B& N
G & Ao
Eastman Car Heater Co Op
Jend van
Montens
Cal
See
See Eee
Host & Albee
L& Mo Kkpid
Maine
Man & Law
M. A
T&s
So Inc
Little Rock & Fis
Ee Og & L Ham
Wis Cent
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Wollaston Lind
Atlantic Mining
Og Ae
Mont Mining
Butte
Sceeve
Bondholders Meeting Notice at Parker House
The bondholders of the Boston Water Power Company are asked to meet in Room 6 at the Parker House on Wednesday the 26th at 2:30 PM. A full attendance is desired. John Shepard Lewis Coleman and others.
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Boston Water Power Company
Parker House
John Shepard
Lewis Coleman
Money market notes and bonds steady amid light stock action
In New York on June 24 money on call ranged from 1 42 to 3 with last loan at 1 42 and a 1 percent offered close. Prime mercantile paper 344 5 percent. Bar silver 92 copper. Sterling exchange dull and steady with 60 day bills at 4.87 and demand at 4.88 to 4.89. Government bonds quiet and firm. Stock market eased after noon with trusts failing to rise above earlier highs.
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Reichsmarks
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Kansas Roads
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Lake Steamship Lines
Northwestern
Wisconsin Central Securities
New York
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
West Michigan
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Ee OB
Frenchman’s Bay
Frank Jones
Charles Sinclair
Mr. Jones
Sorrento
West End
Thomson Electric Welding Company
Huhu Thormson
Great Britain
Europe
Chomson Electric Welding Company
Thomson International Electric Welding Company
Comany
State Street
Orefore
J. N. Smith
Boston News Bureau
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Sugar Leads Wall Street Rise After Rough Morning
The market opened weak with sugar slipping to 122 and trusts dipping, but sugar recovered to 123 as insiders boosted demand. Lead rose to 335s amid talk of Atlantic Works acquisition, while trading remained robust in unlisted shares, with National Lead and Cotton Oil seeing strong activity. Bonds showed mixed moves though overall tone stayed firm. notable gains appeared in Hocking Valley issues and several rail and utility stocks.
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Atchison
New England
Stock Exchange
Europe
Atlantic Works
Chicago Gas
St. Paul
Lackawanna
National Lead
Sugar Trust
Chicago & East Illinois
Chesapeake & Clio 53
Hocking Valley
Kansas City
Atlantic & Pacific
Ohio Southern
Burlington & Quincy
Kansas & Texas
Richmond & Danville
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Market closes with large pace for multiple issues
London stocks steady as Consols quote 987 16 for money and account. Erie 284 and New York Central show firm levels. Mexican stock trades at 50 percent, St Paul common 73 4, Hai nois Central 1172 amid mixedCable market activity.
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London
Erie
Hainois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Market figures and bullion movements in London and Paris
The record notes high discount rates in open market for short and three months bills at 15 to 16 percent. Paris advices quote 8 percent rentes at 84 francs 77.42 cenimes. Bank of England balance today shows bullion outflow of £30,000.
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Mexican Central News
Paris
Bank of England
Commodity Market Watch Across Staples and Hogs
Dry goods steady and flour quiet but firm. Corn firmer. oats stronger. rye flour dull. Graham quiet. cornmeal firm. oatmeal strong. Rye quiet. millfeed firm. cottonseed meal steady. Malt very dull. hops unchanged. Butter steady. cheese strong. eggs quiet. Beans firm. potatoes unchanged. grass seeds quiet. Poultry steady. hay easy. straw dull. Track active. pork steady. corned beef dull. Fresh beef lower. lambs and muttons easy. Apples nominal. oranges quiet. lemons firm. sugars firm. molasses quiet. Lalliow slow.
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Graham
Wool Sales Report From London June Auction Results
At the London wool sale on June 24 a poorer selection was offered with strong bidding for special lines. New Zealand cross breds sold well. Cape of Good Hope and Natal lots were in brisk demand. Offered 15,330 bales. withdrawals total 2,667. Detailed prices show varied per region and grade across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Swan River, New Zealand, and Cape of Good Hope and Natal consignments.
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London
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Swan River
Dry goods market shows cautious strength in woollens
The past week’s dry goods scene holds firm in woollen goods with price advances and growing buyer interest. Jobbers stock up before July 4 while mills readjust output. cotton goods show firm demand and steady price levels as June shipments, prints, and carpets trend with cautious optimism in a slowing but hopeful market.
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West
Seaboard
New York
Ciret
Fall River
Cotton market in New York sees large sales and price fluctuations
Speculation in cotton runs high with large New York sales. Prices fell early due to crop reports but recovered later on reports of bad Texas weather. Crop prospects remain strong with good plant development and solid demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Spot Cotton Prices Edge Lower in Mixed Demand Week
For nearly the entire week spot cotton was noticed with exporters as free buyers and strong home trade demand. Prices eased slightly lasting at 11 1/4 to 11 1/4 4 cents per pound for middlings including uplands and Gulf. Total visible supply 1,627,074 bales and total cotton in sight 6,802,356 bales.
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Uplands
Gulf
Print Cloth Market Holds Firm Amid Mills Shutdown
The print cloth market in Fall River remains firm at 3 percent, with 64x64 spots and near futures inching higher. Production this week is expected to fall by about 80,000 pieces due to mills shutting down tomorrow.
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Fall River
Wheat Market Opens Firm on Russian Crop News
The option markets in Chicago report strong demand for wheat at open as news of a damaged Russian crop lifts prices to 78. Hutchinson sells large quantities, keeping gains in check. Corn shows solid cash demand amid heavy visible decreases. oats dull. Provisions firm near day’s end with cautious outlook for rallies.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
Kent
Gilman, Cheney & Co
St Louis
Toledo
Seaboard
Bileara
GAO
Bsa
Minneapolis
New York
Aly
Flour and Grain Prices and Receipts in Boston Market
John E. Welsh reports carload grain prices and today’s inspections totaling 26 cars including mixed corn, yellow corn, oats, and white cats. Boston elevator stocks and June receipts are listed with prices for flour categories, export grades, and regional market firmness noted for spot sales and Chicago St Louis and New York exchanges.
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Boston
Isso
Lush
Bush
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
New York
City
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Peoria
Lake and Rail
Huron
New York & New England Railroad
Boston & Albany
Graham
Michigan
Canada
Bates
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices Across Regions
Demand moderate with sparse spot corn and firm shipping rates. Wheat and rye markets soften on weaker receipts. oats and linseed show firmer spot prices while futures dull. Key locations New York and Chicago report mixed No 2 and No 3 grades with varied elevator stocks and imports.
Dairy and produce market recap with steady prices
Butter receipts reach 6061 pkgs today versus 2073 last year while higher grade butter sells readily to cold storage. Cheese and eggs show steady demand and prices. beans and potatoes remain firm with small stock. Poultry and hay market quiet with old price levels across regions including New York Chicago and Liverpool observations.
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New York
Chicago
Western
Liverpool
Canton
Ordensburg
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Baabeo
Norfolk
North Carolina
Market Report on Fresh Produce Prices
The market shows ample supply and good demand with eggs plants selling at about 1.50 per dozen. Southern and Western tomatoes are plentiful and prices for onions and beets are listed per crate or bunch with varying quotes.
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J. B. Thomas
Charles O. Foster
Treasury
Philadelphia
California
Sugar ‘Trust
Trust
Licht
Atlantic Lead Works
Brooklyn
Atlantic
National Lead Trust
Messrs
Brown Bros. & Co
Bankers
Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railway Company
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Jess Williamson
Boston Stock Exchanges
Allouez
Ee Arnold
Bonanza Devel’ T
Mont
Hecia
Catalpa
Franklin
Boston W
Laimoine
Wollaston
Eae
Atchison Let
Pac
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Gey
Be &N. Bs
Doine
C. & W. Mich
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St. P
D.da
K.C
K. C
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Ree & M. Gs
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Central 45
N.Y
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L. C. Con
Ee Pueb
A. V. Tee
Southern
Kan
Sonora
Union Pacific
Wis. Cen
I. Do Inc
Bos Railroad Companies
Atch., Top. & &. Anh
Atlanue W Pacific
Boston & Lowel
Boston & Maine
S&c
Tee
Fitchburg
Flint & P.M
wSbd. & Mem
L. Re & Fls
E. & St. Leens
Maine Central
Rutland
Summit
Anes
Bell
Eastman Car
Lamson Store
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton
Trusts ‘Tool Co
Burton Yore Car Co
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Phonograph Toy Mig
Lynn & Boston
Lynn Gas and Electric Co
Mt. Desert& East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
North Chicago Holling Mill
Ovece
Thomson Elec
Winnisimmet Co. Senes
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Ing. Cal
Alt
T. H
Ify
Pacific
B. & Air i
Roch, & Fe
Oy Ou B
C.K
Can
Entral
Iowa
Central Pacifc
Ches
Ohio
Sv C
WSF
Loz
St. L
Ste Tenner
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
Hocking Val
Liv Houston
Lexus
Seer
Kings
Pem
Lake Shore
Ae Island
Louis
Kiev
Sol Bil. M
L.S.& V Fe
Ae & Ys
Wil m. & St
Essex
Ash
Watssons
J. Cent
Nor
Paene
Guo
Oink
Tees
Go -Y
Samaia Biv
Ohio & M
Oregon
Pittsburg
Reading
Rich. & Aeeseeet Orl
Rock Island
Rome
Esse
O. C
Pacifie, Goou
Utica
Steig «& A
Wieted Ga
Eene iV
BO Bylo Land and Miscellaneous Companies
Lin Sete
Pacific Mail
Pullman
Val Eeee
So W. Union
Keeak Bey SA
American Oil
Eee
N. W
D& R
St. Y. L
S.F. D
Rex
T Gs
J.C. Int
Tex
R.G
N. P. Lata
W. Shore
Alta
J. On
Lion Silver
Lest & I A
Ophir
Ontario
Potoss
Ksilver
U el Cristo
Quincy Weer
Hale & Nor
Hock
Utah
Cal & Hecla
Santa Fe Ener
Lost & Maine
A, T&s Becesseeve
C& WM
C& WM Ralts
Sassseene
FIS& M
Y&ne
West End Byptd
Cotton Oil Trust
Boy Not Lead Trust
Sunar Refineries
Thom-Houst
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Saleay & Co
Wilson
Dunkin
Robinson
Foster Electide
Reece Button
Idison Phon. Foy
NEW York Financial
Potosi
Best & Belche Te
Savage
Bouis Conserene
Sierra Nevada
Union
Crown Point
Kale & Norcross
Nevada
North Belle Isle
Mt Liable
Qeeldental
Foreign Financial
John
E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Gro. E. Bunnarp
Louis Curtin
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrinew
Ionia and Lansing Railroad Company
Second National Bank of Boston
Sears
Charles Merriam
Detroit, Lansing & Northern RR. Co
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
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