Money market steady amid bank deposits and disbursements
The Boston market sees clearing house rates slip to around 2.44 percent with time loans ranging 3.4 to 4.5 percent and call loans with collateral at 3 to 3.5 percent. City finances include temporary deposits of 975,000 in five banks and a planned loan to the sinking fund around July 1. July disbursements on interest and dividends total roughly 90,000,000 in New York and 10,000,000 in Boston, while government interest payments near 8,000,000 on 4s and currency 6s are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Clearing House
Boston
City Sinking Fund
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Sanrancisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Reichsmarks
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Pawtucket
R. L
Blake Bros. & Co
Atchison
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
New York Stock Exchange
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railroad
St. Louis Cable & Western
Wisconsin Centrals
Chicago & West Michigan
London
New England Common
F. W. Prince
Messrs
Coffin & Stanton
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Connecticut
Aspinwall
Aspinwall Land Company
Bell Telephone
Cccescsvessse
Market closes quiet but weak after broad activity
The market showed little feature with a quiet close and small losses. Among stocks, only St Paul Reading New England and Aitchison showed animation with New England fluctuating up to 1%. Rail bonds were quiet with notable gains in several issues, while other bonds and names moved unevenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Reading
New England
Aitchison
Brooklyn Elevated
Rock Island
St Paul, Lacrosse & Davenport
Hocking Valley
Ohio, Indiana & Western
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Prescott & Arizona
Ohio Southern
Ohio
Indiana & Western
Kansas & Texas
Mobile & Ohio
Dividend declarations from New Bedford mills and banks
The Howland Mills Corporation and The Potomska Mills Corporation in New Bedford have declared dividends of 5 dollars per share and 33 cents per share respectively. The Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Company declared a 2 percent quarterly dividend, and The First National Bank at Easthampton announced a 3 percent semi annual dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Mills Corporation
New Bedford
Potomska Mills Corporation
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Company
First National Bank
Easthampton
Brewster Cobb Estabrook Bankers July Investment List
Brewster Cobb Estabrook Bankers announce their July list of investment securities they recommend. Details available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road Company Notice
The general offices of this company will be removed to No 45 Broadway New York on July 1. After that date all transfers of capital stock should be presented to United States Trust Company of New York transfer agent and registrar at No 45 Wall Street New York. J A Williamson President Boston June 18 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
N. Y
United States Trust Company of
No. 45
Wall Street
San Miguel Gold Placers Co
Thomas Henry Edsall
C. E. Parker
James Gilfillan
United States
L.L. Nunn
San Miguel Valley Bank
Telluride
Col
Standard Cattle Company of
Wyoming Territory
Standard Cattle Company
Sears Building
Boston
Mass
George K. Blanchard
Thos. H. Perkins
A. Forbes Freeman
Bonds of the Standard Cattle Co
Financial Market Summary From New York on June 27
Money on call was easy at 3 to 5 percent with the last loan at 3 and close offers at 38. Sterling exchange rose with actual business at 4.86 percent for sixty day bills and 4.884 percent for demand. Government and railroad bonds remained dull and steady. Sugar Trust advanced strongly, and the Distillers and Cattle Feeders Trust showed a notable gain, while the market gained some activity after delivery hour with Atchison, New England, and Reading among movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Sugar
Trust
Atchison, New England
Reading
London and Paris Financial Bulletin Amid Currency Moves
London stocks list United States 4s at 131 Canadian Pacific 66% Evie 27% Erie sec onds LOGYs Mexican Central 51% St Paul common 73% New York Central 110% Pennsylvania 528 Reading 2458 Spanish 4s 75% Money 34.1%. Bank of England bullion up £361,000 in a week reserve ratio now 43.75%. Paris weekly Bank of France statement shows gold up 26,600 francs and silver up 2,300,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza
Bbc
Mont
Ebelees Ao
Heelawcess Iees
Franklin
Huron
Tfonlon
Eses Aces
Kearsarge
Cce
Ceedees
Cost Tecesisacs
Santa Fe
Ewer
Tamarack
LUZ
Aspinwall
Woguings
Boston
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
Owenliigh
East
Houston
Bold
Ing
T. A
Laimoine
Emer
Payson
Atchison
Ponodrcou
B. & Air L. Pref
San Diego
BOCH
Sullivan
B., C Lie & Nice
Aig
Pacific
West End
Owe
Winthrop Tee
Wollaston
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
L. G. Ts
Chi. & Alton
Pac
L. G
Del
Cy He & Q
Kan
Fort Wayne
Did
Texas
Elk H
Tex
Eure
K. U
Lake Shoe
Mein
N.Y
Minn
Nor, L’ac
P. D’o
Lorry Mo
Oregons
Va M
Con
Ly M
Jr . Nash. & Chat
YG Pueb
A. V
Kutland
Suu
Southern
Obado Tex. Div
Northwest
Peel
Ceer E* . O
Sonora
Riot Lee
M. Y. Cent
Wes C. & St. and . Oe
St. Ju
A. Ie
Es. E
Union Pact
West
Oregon
Atlantic & Paucific
Boston & Albany
Pickee Et . Rhoston & Lowell
Pittsburg
Huston & Maile
Reading
Hoston & Provee
Rich, & A Cher
Cal. Southern
W. P
Rock Island
Neewwee
Rome
Canton Secon
St. Paul
St. Fs
Mea M
L X& Mipis
S.a
Ces & Wee “Press
Fitchburg
Fiint & P.M
Utica & B. RR
K. C
Stl
W.& Lk
K.C., Sp. & Slem Tee
Klrland and
Miscallan Ee Companies
K.C
Oregon Lin
Oper Seer
L. K
Pacific Mail Eee
Bose L E
Corsair Oly
Old Colony
Ns Wm Tenn
C & Ta
Cameron
Ruthind
Sugar Trust
Llée
Summit Island
Union Pacific
West Kina Pref
Eee
Wisconsin Central Siege Wy O Pref
R.cecces Sneer
Am. Fell Ree Ewes
Erie
Eastman Car Heaters
Lainson Store Ser. Co Vo
Pulman Palace Car Co
Lynn
Boston RR
Lynn Gas and Electric Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
North Chicago Rolling Mill
National Lead ‘Trust
Sugar Refineries Co
Thomson-toreton
OOM
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisluimet Co
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Evie
Mexican Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Barnadettes
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Kennebec River Announces New Steamer Route
The Kennebec line will soon operate the Kennebec steamer along with the Stars of the East, offering four weekly trips from Lincoln’s Boston on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 6 p.m. The vessel is praised as a fine side wheel steamer with 124 state rooms, furnished in modern style. Credit is given to Charles H. Hyde, the Boston agent succeeding his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Stars of the East
Lincoln's
Boston
Charles H. Hyde
Commercial Matters Market Trends Report
Flour firm corn easy oats firmer rye flour quiet graham very quiet cornmeal firmer oatmeal steady rye dull mill feed firm cottonseed meal unchanged malt dull hops steady butter quiet cheese fairly steady eggs fairly steady beans steady potatoes quiet grass seeds slow poultry firm hay quiet straw easy truck active pork steady corned beet dull fresh beef easy lambs muttons quiet apples dull oranges fair demand lemons firm sugars strong molasses quiet tallow weak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Hemlock and leather markets show firmer demand abroad
The market for hemlock and sole leather notes increased foreign demand with large export sales in New York and locally. Prices stay near recent levels as domestic demand remains steady. tanners anticipate better activity after the 4th of July, despite potential price reductions if receipts grow.
The Boot and Shoe Trade Outlook Steady in West and South
The good jobbing trade in the West and South remains strong with signs of growth this week. Retailers report solid business, and prospects for fall and winter are bright. Factories are well employed with fair orders for heavy goods. men’s calf boots improve while women's light goods lag. Prices show strong resistance with no expected concessions, rubber goods still dull but showing some cautious improvement.
The Hide Market Slows Amid Large Stockpiles and Weak Prices
Hides show no rebound after a week of slower trade and weaker prices. Foreign hide stocks exceed one million in first hands both here and in New York, with recent private sales of 25,000 Zanzibar and 30,000 Entre Rios hides. Prices for Montevideo and Buenos Ayres hides quoted around 1 cent, Western buff scarce with 3200 sold, seconds at about 3.5 to 4.0 cents, Bs 4.5 to 4.4 cents, and green salted hides offered around 4.14 to 4.4 cents with dry at 8 to 8.0 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Pennsylvania
Salem
Peabody
Zanzibar
Entre Rios
The Wool Market Receipts Rise This Week
The wool market reports receipts of 16 859 bales this week, compared with 8 995 bales in the previous period. Buyers and sellers assess market vigor as trade activity continues across key centers.
Fenancere Dividends Competent Experts Estimate Property Values
Competent experts estimate the values contained in the property of the company at issue. The discussion centers on asset valuations, potential dividends, and the impact on stakeholders as the firm reviews its financial position and distribution policies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
TEE Money Market
Erie Telephone
West End Land
West End Street Railway Company
Thomson-Houston Company
West End Company
Messrs. Whitney and Hyde
Coffin
Griffin
Herald
Electric
Elecric
Thomson-Houston
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
Stock Exchange
Henry R. Merton & Co
John C. Calhoun
Anniston Land Company
W. K. Wood
Sheldon Marble Company
Glebe National Bank
City OF New Haven
City OF New London
City OF Cleveland
City OF Lincoln
City OF Kansas City
OLD Colony Railroad
Grand Ave
Somerset Railway
Congress Street
Iowa
F. W. Parker & CQ
State St
Springfield, C
Minneapolis
Kh. R
Maine Central Hk. R
R. L. Day & CO
Exchange Place
Boston Lock Exchange
I.nd
Can. So
Ud Gilby Cen
D.& RG
P. Cons
Ld K.& T. G. Nene Peebe
N.d. C
N.V
N. W. Cons
Cuommranins Wit Cacage Sr
Best & Bel
Ss & M
Occidental
Cs Col. Coal
Ontario
CaLageVa
el Cristo
Silver King
Goulad& Curry
Sina Hoea
United Copper
Hemistake
N. W
St. i
M. G Dbs
Pepsis Werkee
Ek St. P
St. P
Tex. P. KR
U. Ac
LiTve
W. Shore
Serre
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
STOC
B& N
Sioux City Stock Yards
Samsonss
Aspinwall Land
Hastoston Land
Seeteee
Frenchman’s Bay
Topeka
B & Mont Mining
Butte & Boston
Cal & Uecla Mining
Ir A
T&s F
Vo Bost
Alb
Lost & Lowell
Bost
Maine
Cal So
F & Vere Mar Pf. Sas
FIS & M Rishis
San Fran
Wis
Eaee SU
P. MA
Ts& F Co
FIS &Mgs
Ee Ne Ist Inc
NY &N Nhs
Og & L Chain
Orezon
So Kan Inc
Io Wis
Armisell
Topeka Land
Bonanza Mining
Roen & Mont Mining
Ou Pac
Best & Me
Est
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Raveriaisons
Edison Phon. Toy
Dynamo Elec
Sorey Ao
Rene
Beacon Electric
Ort Payne Coal and Fron
City of
City of Waltham
City of Cincinnati
City of Detroit
Boston & Lowell
Fitchoure RR
Kansas City Cable Rd
Naumkeag Street RR
Blake Brothers & CO
Nassau Street
Trustees
Conservative
Jarvis Conklin Mortg. Trust CO
Kansas City
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Henry J. Nairo
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
J. A. Williamson
NEW York Financial
Alta. c
RAO Opi
Elder Ceeds
Sian Ae
Hale & Norcross
Commonwealth
Foreign Financial
Kennebec River
J. E. Carter & CO
Bakers & Commission
Washington ST
Fenancere
THE
Congress ST
American Loan and Trust Company
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
D. P. Ives & CO
Water St
Lig Cottonwood
Territory of
Utah
Thos. P. Boole & CO
Hooin
Sonia and Lansing Railroad Company
Second National Bank of Boston
Sears
Charles Merriam
Detroit, Lancing & Northern RR. Co
Globe National Bank
John 4. Shueldon
Postoffice
Maia
Seaboard
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