Money Market Quiet as New York Loans Hold Steady
The Money Market closes dull with moderate demand for accommodation. Time loans run 3 to 5 percent, collateral loans 2 to 4 percent. New York Clearing House balances stand at 2 percent, weekly exchanges total 80,379,107 with 9,828,593 balances. Government bonds steady with 4% at 107 to 108, currency 6s at 121 to 130 bid. Foreign exchange steady and specie imports and exports reported for the week. Bank statement shows a sizable reserve surplus, while overall clearings and stock market present a cautious, subdued tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Daigs
Messrs
Blake Bros. & Co
City of Albany
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
United States
Treasury Department
Reichsmarks
Wall Street
New York City
Dividends Declared by Merrimac Hat and Grinnell Mill
The Merrimac Hat Company of Amesbury declares a 3 percent semi annual dividend. The Grinnell Mill Company of New Bedford declares a quarterly dividend of 2 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac Hat Company
Amesbury
Grinnell Mill Company
New Bedford
Utah Bonds for Sale by Territory Loan Commission
The Utah Territory Loan Commission advertises that bids for sale of bonds will be received until noon in Salt Lake City on the 31st day, 1888, for 150 bonds of $1,000 denomination bearing five percent interest, payable semiannually, maturing within twenty years but redeemable after ten. The bonds are issued under an act of the Governor and Legislative Assembly to fund educational institutions, with redemption funds set aside and a high degree of bid requirements. the Territory claims no other bonded debt and limits indebtedness to 1 percent of taxable valuation. James Jack, Territorial Treasurer, governs the process and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
New York
Opti
Territory of
Utah
Deseret National Bank
City of
United States
Fr Ul
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Territorial
James Jack
Bond sales and stock auction notices from Peoria era list
The notice lists $100,000 City of Peoria water loan refund bonds and notes Massachusetts savings banks eligibility, followed by a June 2 1888 stock auction of 10 Charlestown Gas Co shares 4 Marblehead Gas Co 250 Automatic Can Machine Co 50 Champion Iron Co 100 McKay Metal Fast Ass 30 First National Bank Hyannis 9 000 Androscoggin Kennebec RR 7000 Androscoggin Kennebec RR 1947 2200 Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 3 percent 1891 250 Lake Champlain RR income scrip 8100 Old Colony Steamboat Co 6s 1891 1896 1000 Algonquin Club 2d mortgaged bonds and many other listed securities and bank stocks. Also notes executor orders and local bank names. New York stock sales May 26 shows 172,406 shares traded with opening high low and closing prices and prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clos- Atchison
Ori
Atle
Chicago
Burlingto
N & Quincy
M & Northern
Messrs. Gordley & Co
John
Burlington & Northern
Quincy
M. Forbes
Wall Street
H. K. Enos
Texas
Burlington & Wisconsin Central
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin Central Associated Lines
Memphis
Fort Scott
Birmingham
Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
West Michigan
Cleveland & Canton
Oregon Navigation
Union Pacific
Oregon
California
Southern
Ce Central
Union
Consol Pacific
Vermont
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Rutland
Atchison
New York & New England
New York
New York & New England Railroad
Peekskill Bridge
Yesterda
Lord, Ricker and Jones
Boston & Maine
Conso Eastern Railroad
Portland & Ogdensburg
le Central
Maine Northern
Boston & Albany
Olde Colony
Concord
Frenchman’s Bay
West End
San Diego
Bell Saga
Lamson
Mercantile Houses
Gilman Cash Railway Company
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet News
Charlestown Gas Co
Bo Nane Go
Marblehead Gas
Nectric Light Co
Automatic Can Machine Co
Anne
Champion Iron Co
McKay
XN. Bk
Hyannis
Mass
Flrst
Worans
Androscoggin & Enhebec RR
Old Colony Steamboat Co
Algonquin Club 2d Mort
Mercantile Nat. Bank
Salem
Tan Nat. Bank
Nat
Eagle Bank
Webster Bank
Powow River
Washington Nat. Bank
Atlantic & Pacific RR
Cleve
Canton
LE Arts
Great Falls & Con
Boston Towboat Co
Howard Watch Co
Globe Nat
McKay Metallic
Ins
Eeeere
Reece Button Hole N Machine Co
Sular Refineries
Scrip
Atlantic
Atch. & Ston & Lowe
Ener . Se
Reneedar Rapids & Mo
River
Dixon
Atlas Nat
Sneer Fae
Freeman's T. Bank
Milford
Home
Eather
Hide and Jather
Bank
Lynn Mills
Merrimac Mig. CO
Wakefield Rattan CO
Boston & Lowell RR
Chester RR
Manchester & Uaw
Vermont & Mass
West Eind RK
American Ins. Co
Boyston Ins. Co
Bury Mill
Boston
D& Kox
Loulaville
Mont
Boston & Ma
Midhbure
Mem
Kan
Pullman Palace Gards
Sonora
Union Pac
Auction Sales-Continued Brief Notice in 1893 Ledger
Auction sale fragment lists railway and railroad shares including Sonora Ry, Boston and Montreal RR, Central RR mortgage, and Pittonk Mills. Dates show April 1893 to 1898, with 6 shares and 7s notes. Sparse details imply continuation of a longer list from prior column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoop
Louisville
Sonora Ry
Boston
Montreal
Mont i Pittonk Mills
Central RR
New York financial markets mixed as Gould stocks lead slide
Money on call remained easy at 2 percent with last loan and close at 2. Prime mercantile paper quoted 44 60s percent. Sterling steady. government bonds dull. Railroad bonds quiet. market uneven. Gould stocks sold freely, closing ¼ to ½ percent lower. Several issues fell amid a bank reserve rise. notable losses in Chesapeake & Ohio, Indiana Bloomington & Western, and Texas Pacific income receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Imere
Northwestern
Evansville & Terre Haute
Minneapolis
Mobile & Ohio
Foreign Markets Mixed as Bond Yields and Bills Edge
The day's notes report Consols at 996 186 for both accounts with Atlantic and Great 36 Canadian Pacific 60 Erie Illinois Central 122% St Paul New York Central 108 Pennsylvania 53584 Reading 3132 and bar silver at 41%. Paris rates show 82 francs 9212 centimes per account with bullion placements around 04000. Berlin Bank of Germany notes 35 815 000 marks in specie gains while London quotes 134 1? on discounts as foreign and English rail securities hold, American rails softening and readings of a tentative rally fading. May money and Westerns show mixed bids with 9534 63% on primaries and secondaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Att & T
Abs Pacific
Air Line
Root
Can
Pacific
Eeee
Canton
Central Lowa
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Alton
St. L. & Bar
R. Eer Sone Werner Ova
East Tenn
Esse Nseeseset
Fort Wayne
Lake Shore
Man
M.L
Kasex
Anne Ane Nash
Oeree
W. Press
Ont
Wests Voesse
Oregon
Oregon ‘Tran
Rome
Bt. L
Paul
St. P
Texas Pacific
Bas U
Tiea & B
Iki
Es Sd
Asee Aeee
Land and Miso
Oregon Sn
Pacific Mail
I Pullman Pal
W. Union
Suse American Oil
Eree Petroleum
Ma Va N.W
Vo ‘Trang
Cen
I. M. Dv
Erie
St. Y
An. P
Kk . Sie
N. J. O. Int
Shore
Adams
Bellea
Amador
Ontario
Cristo
Hale & Ore
Nevada
Hock
Tenn. CO
Ellow J
Atlantic & Great
Canadian Pacific
Erie Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris Sudvices
Frances
Enviland
Im Berlin
Perial Bank of Germany
London
Stock Exchange
Markets steady across commodities with mixed signals
Iron remains unchanged while copper holds firm and tin stays steady. Lead dips while spelter and zinc ease. Flour corn oats and meal show varied firmness. Rye supply tight and rye straw firm. Butter cheese eggs and potatoes with muted activity. Meat prices mixed with beef quiet and pork firm. Refined sugars active as raw sugar remains quiet and molasses steady.
Market-price fragment for metals and alloys
Market reports show zinc and spelter quiet with refined spelter at 54.4¢, sheet zinc at 64.2¢. Copper items listed include Lake copper at 17¢, sheet copper not above 80x72 and 16 oz, with bars at 26¢. Iron prices cover pig iron at 18 per No 1, 17 for No 2, forge ton at 16 to 16.50, and refined iron at 1.96–2.00. Steel rails and beams quoted. scrap, tank plate, shell and flange iron prices noted. Lead, tin, and zinc prices given with several off discounts for different forms and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Baltimore
Ray Forge
Gray Forge
Eglinton
Tony Summerlee
Langloan
Glengarnock
Caltness
New England
London
Strait
The Chicago Markets Wheat Futures Summary
The wheat market opened weak and sold until BoYge for July deliveries. Demand improved to 874cc before turning weaker, closing much lower. Corn receipts and Monday car estimates over 9000 cars weighed on prices. cash demand for oats was light with little futures trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum, Reardon & Co
BoYge
The Metal Markets See Weak Pig Iron Prices Dip
The market shows little new business in American pig iron with a weak overall tone and downward pressure on prices. Competition remains keen as large firms endure a patience-testing market, while Southern furnaces limit impact on Pennsylvania demand for near term months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Record
Square Ami
Chicago
New York
Metal Exchange
Geller
Boston
Lake Ingotina
Baltimore
London
Boston markets may 26 flour and grain prices steady
Local price report for carload lots covers flour and grain including domestic flour types from fine to Minnesota extra patent. Notes steady tones with moderate demand and firm to soft price movements across Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Milwaukee New York Detroit and Toledo receipts and shipmets. Entries list specific bid prices, grades, and on hand stocks for corn oats rye and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Toledo
Louis
Hoosac
Stig Abc
de Toledo
Graham Fiour
Choice
Newark Common
Eastern
Butter market trends steady as prices ease
Butter receipts rise last week with prices lower than before. Demand fair and Saturday's market stable. Creameries vary by grade from 24c for choice to 21 22c for imitation. Western creameries show mixed prices from 28 7c to 22c for fancy and seconds at 20s.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Peoria
Duluth
New York Stock Exchange
Wee Ma Bank
Gav
Seeeereer
Seeeneeeve
Peris
Philadelphia
Altimore
Bittsburg
Cansas City
Bi. Paul
Clevelan
Denver
Columbus
Oss
Biemphis
Indianapolis
Joseph
D . Hartford
Eorla
Lowell
N.Y
Devonshire Street
Utah Territory
Lil
Massachusetts
Brewster, Gob & Estabrook
Congress Street
Tll
Adams, Blodget
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Atch
Pses
Alantic & ¢ Pacific
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Saco Water Power and Machine Co
Freeman's Natl. Bank
N, Exchange Bs
Somersworth N. Bank
Great Falls
Enles
Oston Maine
Oston
Oo Press
Seer
Flint Bi
L. R
Seener
Maine Central
Cae
Old Colony
Vos
Cseveceve
Wis. Central
de Presseseeeeres Mining Companies
Allonez
Eseces
Franklin
Huron
Trenton
Kearsaige
Wainarack
Brie Brookline
Campbello
L. G
W. Bs
Do Inc
Tou Ee Aad CO
W. Mich
Aoe
D. Oi
Cat H. És
K.C
N. Eis
Nor. Pac
P. D'O
L. C. Con. Ge
Pueb
A.V. Ja
Butland
Routtiers Kan
Rionore
Union Rep
Con Do S.F
Wis. Cen
Aes
Bell
Fastman
Lamaou Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car
Brokers’ Board
Ales
Seteer
M&b Bs
We Am Bell Tel
Eene
Corever
French Bay Eee
ORG
Bvo
KC M & B Bs
Og & LC
Batianw
UN Pac &S
Am Beli Tel
Bar Harbor
French Bay
Cal
Pullman
Crescent
Winthrop
Cualeee
Urton
Ureka
Hung Lord Ac
Seete
Mesnard
N.E. Meteor
NEW York Financial
San Francison
Alta
Tos Best & Be Ieher
Aiath
Ophir
Eowere
Savage
Evada
Cal & Va
Sierra
Crown Point
Union Con
Gould & Curry
Nevada Ueen
Hale & Norcross
North Bee Igle
Chicago Markets
Cee
Seeee Ad Se
Ceeecsre
Eee
Fs Jung
Cserre
Boston Markets
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