Money Market Opens Easy as Week Starts in Boston
The Boston money market opens with rates largely unchanged. Clearing house loans run around 2 percent, with time loans 3 to 5 percent and collateral loans 2 to 12 percent. Government securities remain steady, and the Boston bank reserve shows a gain of 1.8 million in loans and a total reserve rise of about 29 thousand. The local stock market is dull and weak with broad bearish sentiment and notable declines in Atchison and other issues.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francico
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Sa- Gacesh
United States
National Bank
Treasury
Reichsmarks
Amun Sa
Gould
Issouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Atchison
Bears
Jay Gould
Atlantic & Pacific
Mercantile and Travellers Credits Advertised Worldwide
New York Office at 1 Nassau Street promotes MERCANTILE AND TRAVELLERS CREDITS available globally through MESSRS Baring Bros. Co London and their correspondents.
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New York
Nassau Street
Mercantile and
Travellers
Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
London
Auction Sales Continued Including Insurance and Railroad Stocks
Auction catalog lists shares and bonds from American Insurance Company Mfg Co and various banks and railroads. Notable items include 126 shares East Boston Gas Light Co and 1000 Ogd and Lake Champlain Railroad company cons. Also listed are Pullman car stock, New Hampshire Trust Debentures, Maine and Cleveland bonds, and a Boston rail line issue.
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Charlestown Gas Co
Boston Wharf
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light Co
Automatic Can Machine Co
Champton Iron Co
McKay Met
Fast
First N. Bk
Hyannis
Mass
First Nat, Bank
Portland
Androscoggin & Kennebec RR
Androscoggin & Kennebec Itt
Iowa Wails
Sioux City RR
Massachusetta College of Pharmacy
Ann
Odg
Lake Champlain RI Income
Maine Cent
Consol Mort
Qgolony Steamboat Co
Algonquin Club
American Ins. Co
Ee Mfg. Co
Russell Mills
Essex Co
Ee Ma Bank
Oewmarket
Shetucket Co
Norwich
Cheshire Rr, Co
Boylston Mutual Insurance
Philadelphia
Wilmington & Balt. RR
Shawmut Natl. Bank
East
Boston Gas Lignt Co
Boston & Maine RR
Do. Merchants’ Natl. Bank
Maverick
Ogd
Lake Champlain RR
Do Ind
Pos
Do Ind. Cp Ips
Gullman’s Palace
New Hampshire Trust
Bertes
New York financial roundup signals dull market in late May
Money on call ease persists with rates near 14 percent and 11 percent for last loans. Sterling exchange stays steady. government and rail bonds quiet. Stock list shows broad weakness, led by Rock Island and Missouri Pacific amid light trading, with Union Pacific rising on Conress action rumors and later a broad minor downturn across the board.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
Conress
All Life
Canada
Chicago
St. Paul
London Financial Summary May 28 Bank bullion and bond quotes
London market notes Consols at 995 16 for money and account United States bonds 4s 130 14 Mexican ordinary 41 18 Reading 30 ¾ and New York Central 103 Pennsylvanian 63 44 Canadian Pacific GARE Erie 24 84 Bar silver 41 18 164 per ounce Paris 8 per cent rentes at 82 francs 77 centimes for account Open market discount 113 16 per cent bullion Bank of England £19 000 on balance today
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Pennsylvania
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Lake Erie & Western
Peoria
Chicago
Missouri
Omaha
Union Pacific
Brayeen Ives
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexico
Central
New York
New England
Lindson River
Bosto Lowell
Central Massachusetts Common
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Eastern Railroad
Sonora
Mazatlan
Great
Boston Stock Exchange
Allouez
Eseces
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel
Crescent
Ldge
Tamarack
Aspinwall Eae
Boston
Ya Oston W. P
Soulston Street
Brookline
Campobello
Payson Penobscot
Oye
San Diego
Topeka
West Lend
Senees Oad
Wollaston
Atchison Lst
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Ate & Pac
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Paome
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Oston & Maine
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B. & Newsevees
Cleve
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Te Do Pref
Conn
River
Col. Sp. & Cin
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Gamit
West End
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M&bbs
Mont
Wecess
Franklin
Kearsarge
Eng
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Miscellaneods
Topeka Eeeneee
Lamson Btore Ser. Co
Ceereee Mining and Stock Exchange
Bobton
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Ody Sled
FIRAT
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Bowman Ecurit Conn & Pass
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Bruns
Winthrop
Hanover
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Regon
Peifig Mail
Pullman Pal
Union
Ba American OU
London
United States
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Gare Erie
St Paul
Paris
Bank of England
Commercial Grain and Produce Market Roundup
Flour is steady and firm while corn oats and other staples show varied firmness. Rye and rye flour demand remains solid. butter eggs poultry and meats trend steady to firm. Sugar and molasses stay steady, with refined sugars active and truck demand strong. Overall market activity shows cautious stability across commodities.
Print Cloth Markets Providence May 28
The print cloth market is the feature of the trade, with stock now only 13 000 pieces. Large sales and deliveries have trimmed inventories from 450 000 a year ago, and buyers in Providence and Fall River have contracted over 600 000 pieces to October. Prices advanced to 334 cents, bid up to 648 and then generally declined. Fall River sales show some at 3 1/8 to 3 1/4 cents, with 56x60s at 53 16 cents bid and no goods available. Traders forecast 4 cents for goods.
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Providence
Fall River
Canned Goods Market Shows Quiet Demand and Shifting Prices
The canned goods market remains quiet due to a surge of Southern green goods. California fruit packing has begun on the Pacific coast but fresh supplies are delayed. Apricot crop shortages tighten prices, while pine packing in Baltimore stays active though scarce stock limits gains. Pearson's new crop June peas offered at 110 with 1000 case sales but no further orders, and current quotations ease slightly.
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California
Pacific Coast
Baltimore
Pearson
Boston Market Flour and Grain Prices May 28
Local carload grain prices quoted for all grains except rye with flour market steady and firm. New York and Chicago receipts and shipments cited. overall trade dull or quiet in multiple cities. notations include various white wheat, patent, and export flour prices and spot corn values.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Extra
New York
City
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Cora
Benepe
Cy Toledo
Commodity Market Flush With Firm Tone Despite Caution
The spot market remains very firm yet dull as May oats and cash grain show pressure. No 2 white stocks stand at 12,001 bushels vs 16,606 last week, with distributions across Bo ton Albany and Hoosac Tunnel elevators. Reported sales include No 1 white at 40 cents on track and No 2 white at 44 to 44 1/4 cents in tunnel and on track, while ship markets hold at 45 1/4 to 46 1/4 cents. Calls show varied bids and asks across cash and futures, with settling price at 48 1/4 to 48 1/2 cents. Inspections list mixed corn and oats among grades. New York and Chicago receipts and prices reflect firm to higher tendencies for No 2 white and No 1 white. overall market tone remains unsettled and busy across regions.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
Bush
Hoosac Tunnel
Barney
York
Chicago
St Louis
Toledo
New York
VOIA@Inc
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Butter Prices Slide Amid Quiet Trade Across Markets
Receipts of butter rise as trade remains subdued with prices around one cent lower. Western creamery and Vermont creamery quotes vary from 20 to 28 cents for different grades, with receivers’ wholesale prices noted while other markets show weakness. Cheese and eggs also see stable or soft tones, while potatoes and beans reflect mixed demand across regions.
Market Report on Hay Straw and Poultry Prices
Hay receipts firm demand for choice lots with rising prices noted for top grades Rye straw prices steady Poor to ordinary hay values ease east swale and rye straw top at 23 to 24 50 Poultry market dull live fowls 12c Western small turkeys 11 14c Northern fresh killed chickens 22 25c fair to good 16 20c Northern fresh killed fowls 15c
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Western Fancy
Western
Western Air
Vermont Extra
Vermont
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
Western Creamery
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Elgin Creamery
Partskims
Skima
Ohio
Ovedensburg
Sic
Canton
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Seminal
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PA Island
St. Louis
California
West
North
Leeds
Red Top
Jersey
Savannah
Hermudas
Fa Grote
Oulten Rose
Shay
Bush
Houtton Heprons
Aroosto
Banana steamers slated for late May and early June
The steamers Stamford Balder Lorenzo D. Baker and Gambetta carry bananas from Baracoa and Jamaica to Boston Fruit Company Seaverns & Co W. W. & Noyes and G. H. ca. for delivery in late May and early June.
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Banana Steamers
Stamford
Baracoa
W. W
R. Noyes
Balder
G. H. Ca
Lorenzo D. Baker
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Gambetta
Seaverns & Co
Market prices for vegetables from a late issue
A fragmented price list shows asparagus at several cents, Norfolk green peas, Florida tomatoes and cucumbers by crate or basket, North Carolina beans, beets and carrots by bush or bunch, lettuce and cabbage values, and assorted onions. Regional varieties include Maryland Florida and North Carolina items with varied crate and bush pricing across the page.
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Norfolk
Maryland
Florida
North Carolina
St Andrews
Fruit prices and arrivals in a New York market report
The market notes fair demand and steady prices for apples with Baldwins at 850 per 400 pounds and russets at 33 to 40 cents. Granges, Lemons and other citrus show ample supply with Palermo oranges 3 60 to 4 50 per box, Messina and Valen varieties listed, fruit receipts large including strawberries with Maryland and Norfolk sales, and bananas arriving from Jamaica with varied crate and bunch prices.
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Baldwins
Palermo
Messina
Valen
Samana
Jamaica
Siofna
California
Provisions Market Steady Across Pork and Beef Notes
Pork market steady with fair demand and strong export lard. Prices quoted for long cuts and bacon reflect minimal changes, while New York and Chicago markets show quiet to lower movement on pork and lard. Fresh beef steady with varied cuts. mutton and veal plentiful and trading slowly.
Sugar and Molasses Market Report Summary
Sugar trade remains quiet with firm prices across raw and refined sugars. New York notes a firm market for standard A and granulated grades, with assorted tropical sugars and molasses showing varied quotes. Prices for pulverized to confectioners’ sugars stay steady, while wholesale granulated goes for seven cents per pound.
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Cuba
Manilas
Javas
New York
Porto Rico
Gienviegos
Mayaguez
Momia
Stock Yards Market Roundup Across Cities Report
Receipts vary with cattle hogs and sheep mixed across markets. Chicago shows steady to higher cattle with slow hogs and dull sheep. St Louis and Peoria report weaker hogs. Cincinnati and Cincinnati shipments mixed. read as a broad market snapshot with price ranges and activity notes.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Peoria
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cotton market drifting with limited demand
Allan Asher & Co reports a still quiet cotton market with buying capacity diminished and no strong pressure. Liv erpool shows static spot arrivals while closing prices fall one point since Saturday. U.S. crop movement cites 5,352,000 bales ginned to date versus 5,171,000 last year. stocks stand at 402,000.
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Allan Asher & Co
Exchange Place
Livervool
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Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Bell Telephone
Erie
Frenchman’s Bay
Jlamoine
Bar Harbor
Boston & Montana
Alumet & Hleda
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Ill
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Brewster, Gal
Estabrook
Congress Street
Cordley & CO
Devonshire Street
Geo. F. Parmelee
Topeka Land and Development Co
Williams & CO
Kers’ E
Tay
Eastern RA. Co. Com
West End Street RR
Central Mining Co
Currant River RR
Boston & Majie RR
Ogdenabviry d& Lake Champ. RE
Consol, Mort
Saco Waters and Machine Co
Exchange Isk
Somersworth N. Bank
Great Salls
Merrimack Bank
Jaunton Locomotive Co
Wakefield Rattan Vo
Vermont & Mass, RK. Co
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Bk of Commerce
Louisville
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Concord
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