Money Market Holds Steady Amid Broad Stock Activity
The Boston money market shows steady rates as banks buy good paper, with first-class double named at 5 5 16 per cent and single named at 3 4 per cent. Clearing house balances hold at 4 1 2 per cent, New York funds 15 to 26 coins discount, while Atchison and California Southern headlines drive stock strength and new earnings reports outline shifts in railroad and land sectors.
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Boston
Corporation
Devonshire Street
New York
Blake Bros. & Co
Kansas City Cable Railroad Company
First Mortgage
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
California Southern
Wisconsin Central
Lamgon
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Flower Syndicate
Uito
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & East Ahinois
California
Raymond
Riverside
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Oregon
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & St. Paul
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Cleveland
Atlantic & Pacific
Iowa Falls
Memphiad Birmingham
Summit Branch
Old Colony
Fitchburg Preferred
Maine Central
Eastern Railroad
New England
Bangor
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine-Lowell
Maassachusetts
Clertral
Lamson
Lamson Store Service Company
Rapid Store Service Company
Detroit
Rapid Company
West End
Philadelphia
Baltimore
the Journal
Tremont House
Aspinwall
Margeriel
Brookline
San Diego
Frenchman’s Bay
Local Firms Declare Varied Bank and Company Dividends
The Equitable Cooperative Bank of Lynn declares a 234 percent dividend. Boston Suspender Company pays a quarterly 2 percent dividend. Salem Marine Insurance Company proclaims 5 percent. First National Bank of Salem 3 percent. Merchants' National Bank of Salem 3 percent. Middleboro Savings Bank declares a semi annual 2. The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company declares a 1 percent dividend payable May 15.
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Equitable Cooperative Bank of Lynn
Boston Suspender Company
Salem Marine Insurance Company
First National Bank of Salem
Merchants’ National Bank of Salem
Middleboro Savings Bank
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Bond list for sale by auction including multiple railway and city securities
A sale notice lists several bonds for sale. Securities include Foote & French in Northern Pacific groups, first and second mortgages, dividends, and Oregon Short Line Railroad. Also noted are city bonds from Minneapolis Kansas City Portsmouth Cincinnati St Louis Omaha. Auction details not provided.
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Oregon Short Line R. BR. Co
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Bond Offerings and Stock Listings From Chicago Brokerage
A dense price sheet shows bonds and stocks traded by brokerages including Bla ke Brothers & Co and Santa Fe rail lines. It lists first mortgage gold bonds due various years, guaranteed by railways, with extensive broker call details and bidask ranges across hundreds of equities and bonds.
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Chicago, Kansas & Western Rr, Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Co
Atchison Co
Kansas
Chicago
Santa FE & California R. CO
California Southern R. R. CO
Kingman, Pratt & Western R. R. CO
Wichita & Western R. R. CO
Gulf, Colorado & Santa FE. RR. CO
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Foreign financial market snapshot from London trade
In London April 5 Consols stand at 1023 16 for money and 10214 for account. U S 4s at 131 percent, U S 44s at 11249, Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 45, Canadian Pacific 6134, Erie seconds 104, Illinois Central 18342, Reading 2148 with other listed bonds and rates.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
Reading
New York Financials Describe Bullish Stock Rally and Bond Activity
The report notes easy money on call at 5 to 7 with last loan 6 and closing 6, prime mercantile paper at 5 6, bar silver around 93 144, and steady sterling. Stocks surged after 2:15 with Readings leading, Western Union and Fort Worth & Denver prominent, and railroad bonds active. Burlington & Quincy debentures rose to 108 14, Jersey Central debentures to 244, Colorado notes varying, with overall bullish market and strong close. April 5 saw 525,870 shares traded and multiple issues changing hands.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Memphis & Charleston
Reading
Carlers
Western Union
Fort Worth & Denver
Jersey Central
Green Bay
Burlington & Quincy
Rock Islands
Chicago & Indiana
Morris & Essex
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Mobile & Ohio
Jand St. Joe
Grand Island
Real estate transfers list for multiple Boston streets
Real estate transfers show numerous March 15 to 16 conveyances on North street Commonwealth avenue Greenwich street Wabton street Fal mouth street Harold street Savin Hill avenue Midland street Marginal and Louis streets Broadway Massa shore avenue Eighth M streets and Haynes street. Purchasers include James R Mur phy George Wheatland Salome Zimmer Memard Steinauer Leander Huntington Eliza Skilton Bridget Gartland Lydia Holbrook Helen Sibley Joseph Hubbard Charles Rollins Melina Webber and others with several mortgages recorded. Prices range from 500 to 18 000 dollars with multiple parcels noted.
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North Street
Louis Abrams
James R. Murphy
Commonwealth Avenue
George Wheatland
Charles 8. Andrews
George F. Parkman
Greenwich Street
Robert Treat Paine
Salome Zimmer
Ditto
Memard B. Steinauer
Francis V. Balch
Roxpury
Augustine J. Keaton
Lorenzo Vose
Wabton Street
Henry M. Whitney
John Porteous
Falmouth
Parker Street
Wint Turor
Charles D. Griggs
Joseph Hubbard
Massashore Avenue
Arthur M. Clement
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles Rollins
Boston
Charles S. Judkins
Melina A. Webber
Eighth
M Streets
East
Bocton
Edward N. Pickering Et al
Fliza W. Skilton
Haynes Street
Mortgages Recorded in Dorchester Roxbury and Chelsea
A list of mortgage actions dated March 15 to March 16 involving William H Merrill to Mary Tucker and others. Properties include streets in Dorchester Roxbury Chelsea and Chelsea with various lenders Provident Cooperative Bank Union Institution for Savings Seamen's Savings and Suffolk Savings Bank among others. Amounts range from 800 to 100000 with property on Walton Crescent Court Franklin Commonwealth Washington Heath and other streets.
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William H. Merrill
Mary E. Tucker
Idal
Dorchester
Peter Riley Et al
Florence E. Sawyer
Crescent Street
Lorenzo Vose
Solomon A. Bolster
Walton Street
Roxbury
Annie Coleman
Provident Cooperative Bank
Franklin Avenue
J. Q. Adams Et al
Quincy Savings Bank
Court Street
Larkin T. Tutts
Mary ©. Pearson
Middlesex Street
Chelsea
Daniel W. Russell
William Stearns
Heath Street
Frank Ridlow Et al
Seamen’s Savings Bank
Lawrence Avenue
Charles S. Andrews
George Wheatland
Commonwealth Avenue
Peter J. Curran
Union Institution For Savings
Sterling Street
John C. Chaffin
Suffolk Savings Bank For Seamen
Washington Street
Joseph Hutchinson
Franklin Savings Bank
Forest Hill Avenue
Memard B. Steinauer
Robert Treat Paine
Greenwich Street
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed By Doctor Cable
Dr. B A Cable of Dauphin Pennsylvania testifies to the value of Horsford's Acid Phosphate in all cases it is recommended and expresses strong appreciation for its excellence.
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B. A. Cable
Dauphin, Penn
Commercial market report shows mixed commodity demand
Lumber and coal show better and fair demand while flour, rye, oats, and many grains are quiet or steady. Butter, cheese, beef, and fats remain firm or unchanged. eggs and beans ease slightly. Apples remain very firm amid steady provisions and truck demand.
Lumber Market Shows Strong Demand As Building Season Nears
The lumber market remains firm with upbeat sentiment as building season approaches. Hemlock boards scarce, Western pine and spruce in demand, and prices hold at quotations. hard woods and walnut show steady to strong demand with active export interest and rising prices.
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Vermont
George McQuesten & Co
Boston
Indiana
West India
Coal Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Anthracite retail trade remains fair with prices near last quotes. Retail Quotations note stove coal 550 per 6 000, egg and furnace 550 5 75, and broken 550. Wholesale activity dull as dealers buy only for necessities. Bituminous and gas coals show little movement. foreign coal unchanged. No season prices fixed yet.
Market Reports April 5 Flour and Grain Quiet with Firm Corn
Market notes no change in flour with quiet trading while corn remains firm and bids hold. Oats steady with No 2 white on track firm though dealers push up asks. on calls April and May oats prices listed. Detailed bids for No 2 white, spring and mixed grains, and Liverpool receipts show steady to mixed movement. Election holiday in Chicago pauses reports. prices for flour and corn products listed across grades and exports.
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Liverpool
Atlantic Arts
Q’s
Pacific
Oes Sears
Chicago
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada Rollers
Canada
Grain and butter markets mixed with multiple commodity quotes
Prices for millfeed, rye, oats, barley, malt, cottonseed meal and fats show varied bids. Butter and cheese steady to firm across major markets while eggs and poultry trade holds with mixed regional quotes. Potatoes, hay, beans and canned goods circulate with wide regional pricing and on call bids.
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Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Ile
Western
Nastern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Vermont
Choice
Nova Scotia
Minnesota
Timothy
North
West
Red Top
Jersey
Fruit price list with assorted apples nuts and oranges
A fragmented catalog of produce prices including apples such as Baldwin and No 2 apples, peanuts and pecans from Virginia, dried apples, and foreign fruits like Valencia oranges and Messina lemons with various box and barrel prices. Florida oranges and tangerines are listed with multiple grade prices.
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Virginia
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida
Pork Market Steady with Broad Meat Price Listings
The pork market remains firm and unchanged with steady lard and hams. Fresh beet demand is fair with quotations steady. Veals and lambs quiet. Prices show varied but stable ranges across pork cuts, lard, backs, lean ends, and fresh meats including beef and mutton items.
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Chicago
Brighton
Cotton futures open firm in Liverpool with varied April to July prices
Futures in Liverpool opened firm and closed quiet with April at 5 40-64d, April and May at 5 40-64¢, May and June at 5 42-640, June and July at 5 46-64d, and Join shown as 6 for June and July.
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Liverpool
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Sonora
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Bankers & Brokers
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H. M. Payson & CO
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Boston Stock Exchange
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