Nationwide Bank and railroad securities listing
A dense financial listing shows numerous preferred and common shares across banks including National City, National Eagle, Manufacturers and Natl Mkt Bank Brighton, Tremont, Globe, Middlesex, Boott Mills, Lyman Mills, Amory and others, plus railroad stocks like Consolidated RR of Vermont, West End Street RR, Union Stock Yard, New England Mortg Sec, and Boston & Albany. The market closes with varied gains and losses across issuers and a total day volume of about 180,277 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Bank
Eagle Bank
Natl. Bank
Mkt. Bank
Brighton
Tremont Natl. Bank
Merchandise
Globe Natl. Bank
Middlesex Co
Do Lawrence Mfg. Co
Boott Cotton Mills
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Cocheco Mfg. Co
Tremont & Suffolk
Do Lyman
Ae Elk Horn & J
Boston & Lowell RR
New Eng. Mort. Sec
Law. & No
Franklin Co. Ohio
Eastern RR
State Natl. Bank
China Mutual Insurance Serip
Quincy & Palmyra RR
PK Agyneers
Ogi
Gan & Grand RE
Bincohies RR
Do Metropolitan RR
Kansas City
Bath
Minneapolis
Brunswick
Citizens
Bank
Newport
N. H
Verett Natl
Mercantile
Saiem
BOK
Sess
Itan
Bank Wise Eesesesester Erchandise
Anther Bank
Market Bank
S.ss
Ee Yannak Nj Bank
Salem
HANK
Milla
Agsachusetts Cotton Mills
Boston, Gon, & Mont
Boston & Albany
Seneereeeeres
Concord
Coun
River
Old Golony
Vermont & Mass Bose
West End Ri
Tolsceseeevees
Boston Gasli
Citizens’ Gaslight
Reading
Boston & Roxbury Mill
Frem. & Elk
Falla
Sioux City
Northampton
N. J. Mort
Veese
Gt. F. & Con
Wisconsin
Res New England Natl
Sha Merchants
Bank of Commerce
Do Suffolk
Ank
Do Manus
Ban
Natl
Doe Merchan
Manchester Mills
Droscoggin Mills
Midesex Mills
Bates Mills
Mckay Big. Heel. Mach. Asso
Agar Afineries Co
Boston Towboat Co
Arkansas Valley Town and L. Co
Concord RR
Mercantile Natl. Bank
Burton Stock Car Co
Lansing & No. RR
City of
St. Va
M. L
Town of
Dalmariscetta
Naumkeag Street RR. Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
N. E. Mort. Sec. Co
Delaware
Safety Ina. Co. Scrip
Safety Ins. Co. Scrip
Boston
Blue Hill Nat. Bank, & Boylston Nat. Bank
Milton
Freaman’s Nat. Bank
Cent
First Nat. Bank
Portland
Lincoln Nat. Bank
Merchants
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Mercantile Nat. Bank
Manufacturers
Nat
North Nat. Bank
Nat. Bank of Commerce
Agiaase
New England Nat. Bank
Nat. Exchange Bank
Nat. Bank
Suffolk Nat. Bank
Wachusett Nat. Bank
Fitchbur
Bates Disg. Drees . Aeeere
Douglas Xo Mfg, CO
Lowell Machine Shop
Eereserresees
Lyman Milla
Oston Towboat Co
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Beverly Gaslight
McKay Heelin, Machine Co
Newnglan
Sersees
Sugar Refiners’ Co
Washington
Charlestown
Ratland
Thouton & Bag
Money Market Report Shows Easy Conditions In Boston
The week ends with abundant loanable funds and cheap rates. General market time loans run 4 to 54 percent while collateral calls range from 8 to 4 percent. New York funds trade at discounts to 17 cents per 1000, with weekly clearings and balances summarized, and imports and exports of specie noted alongside bank reserves and securities activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Mium
Treasury
Paris
Frances
New York City
United States
Hiladelphia
Francisco
Altimore
Cincinnati
Orleans
T. Paul
Omaha
Inneapolis
Jennet
Galveston
Detroit
Leveland
Ndianapolis
Emphis
Olumbus
Artford
En Haven
Johita
Otfolk Casey
OTIA
Ortland
Joseph
Cook
Grand Rapids
Opeka
Sorrento Maine to be summer hub for administration officials
Washington mission results spark Maine focus as Sorrento near Bar Harbor becomes favored summer base. Whitney and Lamont buy Oak Point and a Lamont cottage. Secretary Vilas and President show interest. cabinet members may visit. Frenchman's Bay stocks and Boston area shares rise amid local excitement. New directors include Ames, Almy, Currier, and Keasby. Mining shares stay firm with diverse prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchman’s Bay
Charles H. Lewis
Frank Jones
Washington
Sorrento
Maine
Bar Harbor
Herald
Whitney
Oak Point
D. Lamont
Nalenene
Lewis
Frenchman’s Bay Company
Fran H. Smith
Colonel Lamont
Vilas
Colonel Lewis
Se Harbor
Boston Land
Boylston
Lamson
Frank M. Ames
John Shepard
Oakes Ames
Boston
James F. Alimy
Salem
B. W. Currier
Lynn
William S. Lamson
Lowell
A. J. Lane
Frank W. Fitts
Manchester
N. H
Edward L. Keasby
Newark
N. J
Messrs
Almy
Currier
Keasby
Allouez
Atlantic
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heela
Franklin
Kearsarge
Quincey
Tamarack
Dividends Declared by Several Railroads and Insurance Firm
The Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland road will pay 3 percent on the preferred stock on May 1. The New York Providence and Boston railroad declares a quarterly dividend of 24 percent. The Washington Insurance Company plans a 15 percent dividend payable May 1 from surplus rather than capital, under a new law restricting capital division until all policy liabilities are resolved. Some policies run five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Road
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad
Washington Insurance Company
Market Notes From London and Paris Financial Roundup
London and Paris money markets show stiffening after gold outflow to South America. Rates for three months at 14 percent and spot at 1 percent. Economist commentary flags American bond purchases and political factors affecting finance, with attention to President’s decisions on fisheries Samoa emigration and canal schemes. Strong demand for American railroad securities abroad. rumors of a tin syndicate collapse. price spread £60 per ton between spot and three months delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paulomoo
New York Central
Paris
South America
Cape Colony
Iine Stock Exchange
America
Europe
England
Samoa
Germany
China
Morocco
French Republic
de Lesseps
Boulanger
Onliue
Norfolk & Western
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
New York Financial Shares Rise Amid Broad Market Action
Money on call eased to 2 percent with last loan at 1 4 percent. Sterling at 4.86 to 4.88 for 60 day and demand. Government bonds quiet, railroad bonds firm. New York & New England led gains, up to 4 1/2 percent, Missouri Pacific up about 1 percent, Kansas & Texas recovering to near flat. Fort Worth & Denver first highlighted by active trading as part of railroad bond strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Eenetronane
Bell Tel
Lamson
Atlante
Csce
Boston Laneenee
Boston Wee Eee
Bovyiston Stenone
French Bay
Ban Diego
West End
T&bee
S&c
C. B&nee
C.beq
F & PM
K, M&b
Coletree
Rutland
Ny&neereree
Boston
AMOMG
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Csees Crescent Ae Ae
Central
Durkin
Franklin
Huron Eeae
Trenton
Kearsar
Nationa
Osceola
Ovuingy
Ridge
Tamarack
Winthrop Eenee Ee Land Companies
Aspinwall
Boylaton Street
Brookline
Winthrop
Wollaston
Receses
Atchison
L. G. Ta Ccuss
Pac
L. G
Ig Lees
Brees
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ae Oston
C. Tan
Han’k
M. St
D. D
Ilk
Arnold
T. Lo
Bonanza
Aztéc
St. Mary's
K. St
Bowman
Usk
Elect
Mt. Dunkin
Burton Car
Hanover
Eureka Tel
BTA
Lord Ac
Esnard
Ocean
Napa
Reece Toledo
Oregon
L. Gs
C. Con
Do Inc
Pueb, & A. V
Kan
Ooan
Wis. Saag ‘Libs
Arch Top
Atlantic & Pacificc
Oston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Cal Southern
Mass
Col
N. Bil
Fitchtburg
M. Com
K.C
Aia &G Gulf
Union Pacific
Secese Telephones
Am. Bell
Eastman Car
Pullman Palace Car Lamson Store Ser. Co
New York
Syracuse
Grand Rapids
Omaha
Minneapolis
Peoria
Norfolk
Louisville
Memphis
Cincinnati
Topeka
Pry Spn
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Wheat and grain markets slip then rise on export demand
Chicago markets show wheat opening strong on dry weather, then dampened by trading dullness before export news pushes prices up. Bears doubt crop damage persists, oats stay flat, corn softens with Monday carloads expected. hog receipts and prices listed with closing wheat and corn futures and monthly outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Seaboard
Bears
Oeme Ices Owen Abbtyr
Laarp
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool report wheat prices firm with active cargoes. May July and August futures listed from California and American corn. Paris and English markets show steady to firmer prices for wheat and flour, with breadstuff markets quiet but firm demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beervohm
Mark Lane
California
Paris
Liverpool
Steel and metal markets show quiet demand and mixed pricing
Industry reports a subdued week with demand for iron and steel lagging, bar and sheet iron steady to improving in places, and copper tin and lead trading amid weak spot demand. Prices across iron and steel products edge lower in spots while some districts report healthier pig iron movement and finished steel interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Alabama
Tennessee
Pittsburg Post
London
Metal Exchange
Baltimore
Lo Vance
Gray Forge
Iebrands
Eglinto
Summerlee
Gartsberry
Langloan
Glengarnock
Coltness
New England
Piper
Lennon
Strait
Flour and grain price report from Boston markets April 28
The Boston market notes steady flour prices and quiet business with carload grain quotes excluding rye. Various flour grades range from 25 800 bbl for fine to 6 15 6 30 bbl for spring patents extra fancy. New York, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Detroit quotations follow, with mixed wheat and corn values and regional market firmness or dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Extra
New York
Expo
Southern
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Duluth
Toledo
St Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Milk Street
Devonshire Street
Commission
Foote & French, Bankers
Congress Street
Williams
Boston Stock Exchange
M&b
K & So
Boston & Mont
San Diego
Cessecres
Wwcseass
Ny&ne
Wis
T&sfcoltr&s
Iisit County
Valley
Hocking Valley
Kansas & Texas Cs
Utah Southern General
Texas Pacific Terminal
Richmond & Danville General
St. Joe & Grand Island
Iron Mountain
Pag
Pacific
Air Line
Jan
Olan
Buia Canton
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ohes
Ohio
Mae Reese
Ae i & Ivabebessen Para
Bove
Eee
Enee East
Oust
Texas
Ease
Tex
C. Ee
Lake Shore
Long Island
An. Beach
Ohlo
M. & Lissex
N. J . Cent
Nor. P. Sifle
Ohio & Mien
West
P., Db. & Keee
Pittsburg
Rock Island
St. I &5S
Etenee
St P.M & M.nveee St. P. & O
Texas Pacific
Gad
Utica & B
Ee W
Gbee
Pas c Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
ITV
American Oil
Eere Petroleum
Cn Cioaing
Aril
N.W
Il Cen
Bate
K.G
Lei
N.J
iTéex
P. R. Tr
N. P. Ists
V. Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Amador
Mono
Best & Belch
Ontario
Pismouth
Cal. &Y
S. Nevada
el Cristo
Tenn. C. &I
Decreane
Eesrevesenerve
Seseseee
Messrs. Cordley & Co
Far West
Western
St. Louis Cable & Western Railway Company
Forest Park
Missouri River
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Flint & Pere Marquette
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Atchison & Nebraska Railroad
Burlington & Missouri
United States Supreme Court
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Wall Street News
Chicago & East Ilinois Railroad Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Calfornia Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Sandusky
Birmingham
New Haven & Hartford
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony Road
W. H. Starbuck
Old Colony
Ken
Sewell
Maine Central
New York & New England
Clark
Consolidated Road
Providence Journal
Boston & Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York, Providence & Boston
Stonington
Providence & Worcester
Comany
W. H. Holsbird
Coronado Beach
San Diego County
Portsmouth
City of St. Louis
Blake Brothers
Foreign Financial Markets
NEW York Financial
Chicago Markets