Money Market Holds Steady in Boston Ledger
Boston money market steady with clearing house rates at 2 percent and time paper yielding 3 1 4 to 5 1 4 percent. New York and Boston exchanges show large declines from a year ago. government securities and Treasury holdings listed. bond offerings and purchases noted. multiple corporate and railroad securities quoted with varied movements and dividends discussed.
Dividends Declared by Various Firms This Quarter
The Fall River Workingmen's Cooperative Association declares a 7 percent dividend. Tecumseh Mills Company of Fall River pledges 2 percent. Androscoggin Mills Corporation announces 4 percent. Security Associates of Worcester declares a 12 percent quarterly dividend. Grand Avenue Railway of Kansas City sets 1 percent for the quarter ending June 30 but cautions that quarterly payment amounts are not yet determinable.
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Fall River
Principal and Interest Guaranteed by the First Mortgage Bond
In Boston New York or London guaranteed by interest payable January and July. Secured by a First Mortgage on the new road from Kansas City to Chicago now in operation with satisfactory earnings. Recommended as a conservative investment safe for Trust Funds. Bonds can be registered. KIDDER PEABODY & CO Boston. To be known after July 1 1888 as
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Wisconsin & Minnesota
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
New York
New England
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Boston & Lowell
Connecticut & Passumpsic
Central Massachusetts
Grand Avenue Railway
Grand Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Business Centre
Chicago & Alton
Missouri Pacific
Missouri River
Atchison
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Twenty-first Strest
City
Washington Park
Post Office
Sumer
Westport
Rosedale
Boston
Ands
London
Auction Sales at Boston Stock Exchange June 30 15538
The Boston Stock Exchange announces 104 auction sales on Saturday June 30 involving numerous stocks and bonds from American Stespphiance Co. to Sugar Refineries Co. and railroad and utility issues. The list includes shares from Metropolitan Cable RR Co. of Kansas City to Fitchburg Railroad bonds and City of Muscatine Iowa notes, with total sales around 887000 dollars and market movement described as dull to firm.
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American Stespphiance Co
American Paver Lag Co
Continental N. Bank
Do Hamilton Nat. Bk. Y
Do North Natl Bank
Metropolitan Cable RR. Co
Kansas City
McKay Sewing Machine Co
McKay
Boston Gas Light Co
Consol
Electric Light Co
Merriam & Morgan Parratine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Thayer & Judd Paraffine Co
New Bedford
Mass
Bay State Live Stock Co
Manchester
Shoe and Leather N. Bk
Appleton Mfg. Co
Lancaster Mills
Lyman Mills
Chicopee Mfg. Co
West End St. Ry. Co
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balt, RR. Co
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Charlestown
Fitchburg RK
Shetncket Co
Norwich
Conn
Cheshire RR
Pia
Globe N. Bk
Merrimack
Haverhill
Boston
Revere Leach & Lynn
Clinton & Fitchburg
Fitchburg RR
Florida
So. RR
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
Sugar Refineries Co
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Kanine Ee
Bell
Erie
Boob Lainson
Hille 5 Ir Harbor Land
Newport Land
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Reese Vo
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Old Colony
Ratland
Summit
Union Pacifis
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American Bell
Eastman Car
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Toledo
New York Stock and Money Markets Close in Stagnation
Money on call eased to 1 1% closing at 1 1 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 92. Bar silver firm at 92 5. Sterling dull and steady. Actual bills 4.8634 for 60 days and 4.885 for demand. Government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Stock market opened firm then stagnated with insignificant changes. Missouri Pacific led gains while Burlington & Quincy rose mildly. overall turnover the weakest of the year.
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Mexican Central
Oregon Short Line
Birmingham
Louisville & Eynsville
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
New York
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
West
Bell Telephone
Erie
San Diego
Bears
Arizona
Frenchman’s Bay
Lamson
Bar Harbor
Newport
West End
Calumet & Hecla
Montana
Franklin
Quincy
London
Missouri Pacific
American Dock
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Colorado Coal
International
Green Bay Incomes
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Acme
Grawers
Burington & Quincy
Foreign Financial Markets Report and Bank of England Data
London market figures show prices for Atlantic and Great Western and other securities with mixed results. Paris notes 3 percent rentes at 82 francs 77/2 centimes and bullion movements. Bank of England bullion in today’s balance at £18,000 and weekly gain of £511,000 with reserve ratio rising to 48.26 percent. Paris Bank of France reports weekly gold gain of 925,000 francs and silver gain of 4,325,000 francs.
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London
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Commissioners Hear Chief Inspector Hanscom Appeal
Chief Inspector Hanscom faces charges brought by Superintendent Small as reporters fill the room. Counsel for Hanscom refuse to argue, claiming a public right to refutation and a vindication, then gather their papers and withdraw as the police board considers the case.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Small
Hanscom
Mir. Hanscom
Whiting
Russ
Mr. Hanscom
Mr. Russ
Adams
Messrs
Dartmouth Alumni Hear Trustees On Representation Plan
An adjourned Dartmouth alumni meeting discussed alumni representation in college governance. Trustees appointed a joint committee with alumni to confer, while a morning procession and church services followed with multiple addresses and honorary degrees announced. The day concluded with a dinner in Bissell Hall and a senior ball, as officials noted a yearly income rise and various toast remarks. Market notes on spruce prices and related yard orders were also reported.
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Smith
College Yard
Daniel Luther Lawrence
Malden
Gilbert Sykes Blakely
Compton
N. H
Charles Henry Morrill
Orange
Newton Marshall Hall
Manchester
N. K
Charles Lincoln Sawyer
Lee, N. H
Wendell Williams
Mendow
William Byron Forbush
Springfield
Warren Fenno Gregory
Winchenden
Lee Fairchild English
Lisbon
Walbridge A. Field
Boston
Benjamin F. Butler
Lowell
Lewis W. Clark
William Burnett Wright
New Britain
Conn
New Haven
George W. Nesmith
Thomas Coggswell
E. ©. Carrigan
Judge Barrett
Vermont
Bissell Hall
Enthusiastic for Cleveland Organizes 600 Member Exchange Club
The Consolidated Exchange Cleveland and Thurman Club organized with about 600 members and elected officers led by C. G. Wilson as president. Joseph J. O'Donohue donated 500 Cleveland and Thurman buttons, boosting morale. The group plans to grow to about 1000 members and appoints committees for various purposes.
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New York
Cleveland and Thurman
Consolidated Exchange
Cleveland and Thurman Club
C. G. Wilson
Exchange
Joseph J. O’donohue
Coffee Exchanger Y
Baltimore
Produce Exchange
Commercial Matters in Market Report Tone
Market notes show wide price activity across commodities. Butter and pork firm or active while oats and corn show varied strength. beef steady, potatoes steady, and leather quiet with general firm or quiet trends in grains and products.
Market steady as demand holds for regional lumber items
The market shows quiet but steady activity with prices near prior reports. Eastern arrivals are large, hemlock and Pennsylvania lots move fairly. 12 foot planed lumber sells around 12.50 per 1300, with many grades of shingles, clapboards, pine and spruce priced and available, movement fair to good for several regional products amid ample yard stock.
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Pennsylvania
Canada
Leather and Hides Market Sags Across Grades
The leather market remains dull with buyers scarce as manufacturers stock up. Tanners shut production in several plants while finished leathers move in small lots at old prices. Wax leather shows some value for heavy stocks. Oregon leather and pebble lots show modest demand at steady or old prices. Hides are very dull with small sales and ample dry foreign supply.
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Oregon
Wool Market Pressures In Decline Amid Weak Demand
Week of dull demand, limited sales, and mills shutting down. Old stocks are being cleared slowly, new clips small, with Wyoming dominating the bulk of newly traded wools. Prices largely steady with some regions and classes showing firmer bids, while Texas and California wools exhibit modest activity and crossbred demand remains cautious.
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Missouri
Territory
Wyoming
Utah
Texas
Oregon
Georgia
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New_York
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Delaine
Montana
Colorado
Southern
Tex
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
Washington Territory
London
America
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Swan River
Tasmania
New Zealand
Natal
Montevideo
Cape
Aleppo
Angora
Assyrian
Donsko Carding
Donsko Black
East India
Vicaneer
Kandahar
Jara
Cordova
Eas India
Bagdad
Provincial Fish and Canned Goods Trade and Regulations
Delong and Seaman report 1927 barrels of mackerel last week with a fair early season catch. Large No 3 rimmed at 315, plain threes at 14, small mackerel at 8 per barrel. prices ease as demand shifts to immediate needs. Codfish stocks are scarce and prices rise. herring is unavailable with nominal prices. Boston customs now requires certified invoices for Canadian shipments and oaths on mackerel detailing catch and consignor. Yesterday's Codyfish quotations were…
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Messrs
United States
Boston
Codyfish
Lara
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Bank
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R. L. Day & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Old Colony Road
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A. Keene & Co
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Bank of Rance
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van Emburg
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Edward Sweet & Co
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Hen Crews & Co
Sandusky
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Mad River & Lake
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New York Stock Exchange
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J. H. Benedict
Henry H. Cook
Charles F.tag
Fred L. Ames
C. H. Lewis
Joseph Simon
Henry Failing
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Profile & Franconia Notch RR
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