Money Market and Stock Report in Boston Heading to August
The Boston money market shows light strengthening despite New York checks. Banks near legal limits loaning at 4 percent between institutions, with 4.4 percent short term papers and 4 percent for four months. Stock market holds as a waiting bulls mood with ongoing demand for solid issues and signs of higher figures ahead.
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Boston
New York
Europe
Treasury
Clearing House
Exchange
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
London
Reichsmarks
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Baltimore & Ohio
Vanderbilt
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Grand ‘Trunk
Dividends Declared by Local Firms This Month
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company declares 3 percent dividends payable August 15. Whitebreast Fuel Company pays 1.4 percent on August 12. Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company declares 5 percent semiannual dividend payable on or after August 6. Richard Borden Manufactory and American Linen announce 2 percent and 3 percent quarterly dividends respectively. Troy Manufacturing Company posts 6 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company
Whitebreast Fuel Company
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Richard Borden Manufactory
American Linen
Troy Manufacturing Company
Railroads weighing consolidation amid Ohio Indiana Illinois lines
Discussion on possible merger of the Toledo Peoria & Western Ohio Indiana & Western and Chicago & Eastern Illinois with the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati & St Louis. Consolidation seen as aiding harmony and economy across Ohio Indiana and Illinois. New C C C St Louis yields 5 percent on preferred at 101. Chicago & Eastern Illinois preferred pays 6 percent at 103. In total, 2264 miles would form a powerful Midwest network centered near Chicago. Also Governor Larabee asks railroad commissioners to report stock holders salaries wages and ticket structures in annual audits.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cairo
Ohio
Indiana
Illiois
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Chicago & Eastern Mlinois
Oledo, Peoria & Western
Ohio, Indiana & Western
St. Louis
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago
New York Evening Post
Des Moines
Larrabee
Stock Market Gains After Noon Amid Mixed Trading
New York reports money on call easing to 2% 3% with a last loan at 3 and prime mercantile paper at 4% to 6%. After 12 o'clock market tone improved, most stocks rose, led by Missouri Pacific St Paul and C C St Louis and Lake Erie Western and Chesapeake Ohio. Overall list remained dull with late-day firmer closes, notable bond movements and varied stock shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Man
Peach
Burton Stock Car Co
Fener
Ener
Boston & Liverpool Co
etiElev
Elec
Yelding
S.&w
Lee Enee
Illinois Steel Co
Lyon & Boston Railroad
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Execm
Malden Electric Co
Ohio
Eure New York Despatch Co
Essex
North Chi
Nash
Chat
Ween
J. Cent
Idig
Fidie
Seeee N.&w
Thomson
Houston
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnissimet Co
eenee _N. a &N . E
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Oregon Trans
Morley Button Sew
Boston Land
Pitsburg
Crescent
Rich, & al
Maverick Land Ewer Steer
Robinson-Foster
Rome
Wilkins
Bonanza
Catalpa
St. Paul
Utica & BR
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
Stl
Nat. Bank
Salem
Prescott Nat. Bank
Lowell
Pullman Pal
Atlantic Cotton Mills
W. Union
Hill Mfg. Co
Arlington Mills
Poperg. CO
Jackson Mfg
Tee Ee Nashua Mfg
Enevaere
Chi. Gas Trust
Ye Igewasset Val
Lib
Lexington Water Co
Wee Tener
Dedham Water Co
Denison Land & Invest. Co
Car Co
N.W
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Kan
Navy
Lil
Thomson European Welding
D.&r.g. Lats
Rae & Trans
Elison
1. M. Ek D
Con
Oston United Gas Co
Erie
St. P C
Rutland
Kan. P
Bur
T. G. Ce
Louis, & Nash
Freeman's Nat. Bank
Tex. P. L. G
Boston Stock Exchange
Asiatic Nat. Bank
N. J
P. R. Mining Companies
Salem Nat. Bank Een
Lsts
Jt Ir
Last Blackstone Nat. Bank
One
Lt. Pac
Rich
Ales. Gorn Nat. Bank
Iw. Shore
Allouez
Bank of Commerce Eare
Arnold
Bank
Chelaea
N. Queen
Atlantic
Tremont Nat Bank Vente
Hest & Bicher
Crown Point
Plymouth
Qos
Naumkeng Steam Cotton Cov
Euee Pocasset Mills
Fall
el Cristo
Manchester Mills
Amory
Tron
Ward Con
Franklin
Ly Saco Water Power & Mach
Yellow Jacket
Huron
York Mfg. Co
S.é
McKay
Bigelow
Neptune Ins. Co
Thinois Steel Co
Quincey
Ridge
Ses
Seeee Senor
Cincinnati
Santa Teo
Malden
Jamarack
Little Rock & It
Scrip
Land Companies
Aspin Wall
Toothbay
Boston
Eeree
W. P Pe
Brookline
Campobello Eeer
East Boston
Eere Ae
Bay
Maverick
Newport
Lamoine Os
Payson Oenene
Penobscot
Wee
la Diego
Sullivan
At, & Pac
Doine
L. G
C. & W. Mich
St. P. Gs
D.D
Elk H
K. C
L.R
Aaa
ABE
Noles
N.Y
Pac
P. D’o
Do Tex. div
Do Inc
Sonora
Ae Eee Ee St. Jo & G. I
Union Pacific
Isoston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Provene
Cal
Central
Muass
B. Eee
Canton
Eee
Casis
Peere Wee
Rie S
Gulf
Sens
K. U
L. K
Petre Neasie
Thy Union
Pacifc
Wisconsin Central
TPOE
Am. Bell
Vlan Ope
Tlodica O.cchiniwisl
Eastman Car Heater
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas & Texas
Richmond & Alleghany
Burlington
Sioux City
Duluth
South Shore
Houston & Texas
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Manitoba
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Commercial price trends for commodities in market report
Market notes show steady leather and cheese prices while hides and hops weaken. Corn, rye flour, oats, and cornmeal vary from dull to firm. potatoes strengthen and bananas stay steady. Fresh beef and pork demand remains fair. lambs abundant and veal dull. California fruits active, molasses nominal, tallow steady.
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California
Prices for Hides and Skins Mixed Across Grades
Market report shows varied demand as buyers stock BP Wax and hip leather hold at old prices. Grain and buff feather sell fairly. splits and finished calfskins steady. Quoted per foot and per pound ranges cover buff feather No 1 to No 2, various grain and finish types, and domestic versus Western stock.
Print cloth market stalls in Fall River at steady pace
Fall River market reports printing cloth at 31 5 16 cents per yard with limited activity. Buyers show little demand as traders hold prices and wait for better activity.
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Fall River
Wheat market eases on export demand and weather
The Chicago option market reports a 1.3 million bushel rise in wheat on passage to the United Kingdom and Continent, with better weather abroad and mild Liverpool prices. Corn runs dull and steady amid expectations of larger receipts, while provisions stay active near best prices. Export demand for lard remains strong and bullish sentiment shifts with large local purchases and potential supply shifts.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
United Kingdom
Liverpool
New York
South America
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Leather Market Holds Steady as Demand Moves Forward
The leather trade shows a steady tone with a fair movement rate. Buyers remain confident, prices sustain, and overall market outlook is favorable with limited supply of top tonnages. Reports cover hemlock sole leather, common hide, crop leather, rough leather, and finished leather with varied price ranges and steady close.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
The Hide Market Prices and Hides Trading Report
The general demand for hides is quiet with prices steady. Weekly sales show varied prices for calfskins, green salted hides, packers, New England lots, and overseas dries, noting specific values for cows, steers, lambskins, and dry goods across regions including Brighton, West, New England, and Southern districts.
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Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Cordova
City Horse Market Shows Quiet Time in Selling
Horse dealers report a dull trade with no anticipated improvement until September first. Nine months of good business ended July. common grade horses sell low, and shippers find little profit. Auctions vary by stable from 40 to 400 dollars, with many sales around 100 to 225 dollars and a general sense of moderated activity across multiple houses and exchanges.
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New England
New Haven Company
New Haven
Union Pacific
F. L. Ames
Union Trust Company of New York
Calumet & Hecla
Summit
West End
Boston
Lamson Consolidated
Lamson
Maine
Consolidated Store Service Company
Chandler & Barber
Eliot Street
The
Herald
Lamson Consolidated Store Service
the Herald
London
Lamson Company
L. Day & Co
Brockton
Potter, Lovell & Co
Newton
Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic
Oregon
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
Minnesota Iron Company
Vermilion
Chandler Ranges
Vermilion Range
Chandler
Lake Erie
Chicago
Sllinois Steel Company
Pittsburg
Two Harbors
Buffalo
Lake Superior
Newark Fire Department
Coal Trade Journal
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Metropolitan
State
Shoe
Merchants
Salem
Prescott
Lowell
Freeman’s
Atlantic
Asiatic
Blackstone
North
Commerce
First
Chelsea
Tremont
Massachusetts
Beverly
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Hamilton Woollen
Atlantic Cotton
Arlington Mills
Pope
Jackson
Nashua
Naumkeag
Pocasset Mills
Attsburgh & Co
AE Bowler
New York State
New York
Portland
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
Ch&e Snow
Flour And Grain Market Report With Prices And Shipments
Domestic flour quotations range from 2.35 to 5.75 per barrel depending on grade with fine and superfine at 2.35 to 3.36 and winter patent at 5.75. Receipts today total 4001 barrels and 6192 sacks, similar to last year’s 4044 barrels and 8285 sacks. Inspect ions show diverse corn and oats carload figures totaling 29 with No 2 red winter wheat and various steamer and white oats represented. Demand remains limited and buyers cover current needs. Canada export quality flour offered from 4.65 to 4.90 for export.
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Minnesota
Canada Superior
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska
Ilinois
Kansas
Atchison
Gould
Alton
Atchigan
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Hest
C.K
C. Ft & Mem
K.C
Do Ist Inc
SonOrTa Tsa
Tell
Erie Tel
Frenchman’s Bay
Lamoine Land
Sullivan Harbor Land
Catalpa Pere
Duckin. Seees Eener
Osceola Mining
Santa Fe
Tamarack Mininte
At & Pues
Mass
Bb. & Newess
Ore
Improve. Co
San. & Cleve
Evie Tel
Amoskeag Man. Co
M. Mining
Newport Land
Santa Fe Mining
A. J
Central Mass
Estes Aeees
Raneas
N. Y
West End Ry
Quy
Liding Rhom
Houst
Westinghouse Llec
Ing. Said Ag
Ing
Alt
T. H
At. & Pacific
B. & Air L
Roch
B.C
Ds Nee Cess
Aeeer Rosy
Gan
St. L
Qi Central Partic
Ches
Chi. Alton
Sibe & Q
D. Ewer
del. & H
del. & L
Ty den
R. G
Ewer Oom
Fort Ware
Texas
Liz J. B
Wenge
Vem
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louis, & Sash
Ewes
Louis, & N
Pee Ee
Railroad Matters
Vanderbilt Consolidations
Great Britain
Scotch Railways
Pst
Michigan
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Jan Loves
Elizabethtown
Lexington
Big Andy
Anne
Okie Sens
Kentucky Central
NEW York Financial
Boston Investment CO
Ssbart
Washingses St
Ylvanite Mining & Milling Co
Colorado
Norvin Green
Pres
Union Tel. Co
H. Smite
Congress St
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Vss Raterse
Lara
Ararace
Minneapolis
St Louis
City Horse Market
E. Welsh
General Markets
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