Money Market Dull With Rates Steady At 3 Percent
The money market remains quiet with the Clearing House rate fixed at 3 percent. General time loans run 4 to 6 percent, call loans with collateral 3.25 to 4.5 percent, and New York funds discounted at 20 cents per $1000. Exchange volumes rose in Boston and New York, while the local bank statement shows a favorable reserve surplus despite a drop in specie and a rise in deposits.
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Bostox
Clearing House
New York
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Treasury
Reichsmarks
J Flonns
Boston Stock Exchange Daily Trades Aug 12 Summary
New York stock sales report shows August 12 transactions totaling 199,200 shares. The list details shares sold along with opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices for today and the closing Saturday.
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New York
Railroads in Kansas Atchison opinions and Chicago shipments
Pearmain Brooks letters survey Kansas views on Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. Arkansas City and Hutchinson residents praise management, growth, and prospects amid Western railroad building. Eastbound Chicago shipments rose 53,524 tons last week vs 40,318 prior year while earnings data show mixed trends across lines. Manchester delegation opposes relaying tracks near Canada to Suncook.
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Atchison
New York
Chicago
Boston Shorts
Selec
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorado
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
California Central
California Southern
Boston
Pearmain & Brooks
Kansas
Atchison Securities
Arkansas City
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
I’risco
Missouri Pacific
Oklahoma Country
Indian Territory
Texas
Hutchinson
Missouri River
Reno County
WicwitTa
Manchester
N. H
Canada
Suncook
North Weare
Henniiker
Dividends Declared By Littleton Bank and Delaware Railroad
The Littleton National Bank has declared a semi annual dividend of 4 percent. The Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad Company has declared a quarterly dividend of 2 percent.
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Littleton
N. H
New York Financial Market Report Aug 12
Money on call easy at 3 to 4 1 2 percent with last loan 3 and 3 to 3 1 4 offered. Sterling rates steady. government and railroad bonds dull. Stocks turned strong after 2:30 led by Chicago and East Illinois up 2 to 4 1 2 percent. Sugar Trust weak. Wabash and others posted gains. market closed quiet but near best. Shenandoah Valley receipts down 1. Tennessee Coal and Birmingham firsts down 1. Wabash certificates up 6 to 50.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago & East Illinois
St. Louis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wabash Preferred
Chicago & East Ilinois
Rock Island
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Canadian Pacific
Shenandoah Valley
Tennessee Coal & Iron, Birmingham Division
Wabash General
Market quotes from London financial reports
Foreign financial reports from London list Canadian Pacific at 6 25 percent Erie at 28 percent Mexican ordinary at 65 percent New York Central at 109 percent Pennsylvania at 53 percent Mexican Central new at 48 67 percent Money at 2 percent and open market discount rate for short bills at 2 percent.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central New
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
London markets show firmer wheat with higher quotes and steady flour while corn prices vary. Paris wheat quiet as Liverpool spot wheat holds firm. futures mix with August No1 California at 73d, October 76d, November 73d, January 78d. Breadstuffs in Liverpool firm on weak demand, corn quiet. key prices for pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow listed.
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London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Ltd
California
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A long list of buyers and representatives from multiple cities including Alexandria Denver and Shreveport, with firms such as Bauer and A W Force of H and A W Force, J P Dill, Danial of & Janners, Gore & Co and others, all active in local boot and shoe trades. The page names many agents and firms across states highlighting regional trade networks and distribution links.
Commercial Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Food Product Trends
Dry goods steady and flour unchanged with corn and rye quiet. Oats dull and oatmeal slow while potatoes rise and fresh beef strengthens. Butter and oleomargarine steady to unchanged. pork, lard, and cheeses in fair demand. Fruits firm with California demand. truck activity and various meat prices noted.
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California
Print cloth market steady in Fall River
Fall River reports a quiet steady and firm print cloth market with prices at 3 3/4 cents for 64x64s. Futures quoted 31 16 cents for September delivery.
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Fall River
The Option Markets. Wheat and corn prices shift on report
The government wheat condition report showing a 2 percent drop surprised traders in Chicago and Boston. Short sellers became buyers as December wheat rose briefly, while winter wheat held firm. Corn and oats moved mixed, hog receipts pressured provisions, and prices closed near day lows with cautious sentiment about further declines.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Minneapolis
Deacon White
Cudahy
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Washington Report
Northwest
Signal Service
Flour and grain prices charted with market notes
John E. Welsh at 206 State Street lists carload grain quotes for flour and mixed grains with daily inspections and stock figures. He provides wheat, corn, oats, barley, and flour receipts across Chicago Boston and New York markets, noting prices for various grades and futures, with market tone unchanged and demand cautious.
Dry Goods Trade Shows Satisfactory Week Amid Woollen Disturbance
The dry goods market remains fairly active in commission and jobbing, though not exceptionally brisk. The Providence Worsted Mills collapse unsettled woollen trade, yet favorable weather boosted jobbing and retailer interest, with prospects for an active season and encouraging reports from Western and Southern distribution centers.
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Providence
Jobbing Trade Shows Steady Activity Across Textiles
Trade observers report conservative purchasing by retailers with steady, not spectacular, demand. Commission houses remain busy on old orders while new business grows, with cotton and wool markets supported by tight stock control and firm prices.
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Commission
Fall River
Providence
Market Notes From Grain and Feed Markets Today
Market dull across ports with No 3 white, No 2 white and various grades quoted for August and September shipments. Spot prices show No 2 white at 27 32c, No 3 white at 41 2c, and related bids and asks across oats, rye flour, cornmeal, oatmeal, flour and millfeed with limited futures activity. New York receipts and Chicago shipments indicate mixed demand and firming signals in No 2 oats.
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Port Huron
New Chicago
Ariec
New York
State
Chicago
St Louis
Michigan
Canada
Market Receipts and Price Outlook for Western Creameries
Today's receipts show butter 2618 pkgs and oleo 1006 pkgs with prices firm around 18 to 19 cents, while cheese totals 1154 boxes and eggs 23 boxes. Quotes cover Western creameries, New York Vermont and Eastern markets with varied grades and wholesale versus jobbing prices, noting butter slightly improved and beans and potatoes in tighter supply with rising prices.
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New Yor
Vermont
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Ogdensburg
Canton
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Bunswick
Michigan
Canadas
Bristol Ferrys
Market Quotations for Fresh Produce and Farm Goods
The market shows steady demand with varied prices for vegetables and fruits. Prices include Egyptian onions 150 per crate, Malta 175 to 225 per basket, native onions 6 to 7 cents per bush, beets 35 cents per box, carrots 50 cents, lettuce 80 cents, turnips 24 cents, Long Island yellow turnips 1.25 per dozen, cucumbers 1 dollar per 100, peppers 0 cents, parsley 26 cents per bush, beans 75 cents to 1.60 per bush, wax beans 75 to 86 cents per bush, green corn 50 cents per box, tomatoes 40 to 60 cents per bush, cabbage 5 dollars per 100, native peas 1 dollar per bush, Florida marrow squash 1 per barrel, Norfolk lots 75 cents per barrel, summer squash 1 cent each, crookneck 1 cent, cauliflower 1 dollar per dozen, eggplant 1.50 per dozen, Kalamazoo celery 20 to 25 cents per bunch.
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Karley
Chicago
Bush
Sush
Whaat ii
Boston
aAagiene
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada
Malta
Long Island
Florida
Norfolk
Kalamazoo
Fruit market report lists varied fruit prices and shortages
Apples show ample supply with lower prices. only choice lots in demand. Oranges and Lemons scarce with firm prices. Pears well supplied but only choice in demand. New York Bartletts modest. Georgia Le Contes sold by steamer. Crab apples arriving small lots in poor condition. cantaloupes firmer.
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Demmand
Messina
Palermo
Elaware
New York
Bartletts
Georgia
Virginia
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Boston Bank
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wisconsin Central
Denver & Rio Grande Western Trusts
Memphis
Birmingham
Memhis
Illinois
Union Pacific
Oregon Hort Line
Boston & Alibany
Rolling Morse & Co
Calumet
Thomson-Houston Electric
Thomson- Houston Company
Fort Worth
Thomson-Houston
Kiernan
W. Gray
North River Sugar Refining Company
Ingraham
Supreme Court of New York
Sugar Trust
S.s
BOSTON STOCK _ EXCHANGE
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Higheat Lowes
Erie Tel
West End
Meiers
Amarack
Lutig
PO Meese
N.Y
Summit
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Little Rock & Ft. S
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Huron
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Payson
Penobscot
At. & Pac
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W. Mich
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Atlantic & Pacific
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Boston & Lowell
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Sear
Cal Southern
Nner
Central of Mass
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Fitchburg
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Old Colony
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Union
Pacifie
Am. Bell
Fastman
Lamson Store Ser, CO
BRL
Pullman Palace Car Co
Tsk
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool.Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Ary de Pre
Oston
Liverpool Co
Phonograph Toy Mig
Bice
Thomson-Houston Elec
Do Trust
Rene
Thomson Elec. Welding
Weatinghouse Elec. Co
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
McKay Heesing
Eastinai Car Theater
Catalpa
Edison Phop
Penobscot Bay Land
Caca Mecababancsenectie
Ate Pacific
Tchison
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Fort Wayne
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Houston & Texas
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Vexas
Lake Shore
Lon Island
Louis
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Liz Mae
St. Li
M. & Essex
Nash
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Oregon Trans
Rome
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O Pol & O
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Pacific Mail
Lvemerican Oil
Amer
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P. BR
U. Pac
Best & Bitcher
Belle Isle
Ophir
Ontario
Con
Gould & Curry
Hale & Nor
Union Con
Ye Ji
Ward Com
Railroad Matters
Atchison In Kansas
Southern Pacific
NEW York Financial
Alta Vis Tetcae
North Belle Isle
Jost & Belcher
Nevada Queen
Opie Rae
Crown Point
Sarge
Sierra Nevada
Commonwealth
Union Com
Hale & Norcross
Utah
Sen
Mt. Diablo
Alexandria
F Bauer
Atlanta
H& A
Angusta
J P Dill
J P di B & 5 Company
Cuarras
Baltimore
Daniel of & Janners & Co
P Gore
Gore & Co
Guarjette
Gilmer of Gubratth & Co
Cincinnati
Au. Corinth
Miss
Rubel & Co
Corsicana
Tex
J ‘F Sullivan
Qu. Taston
Tenn
Hangood
Hay & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
R Mayhew
Indianapolis
And
Branham
McKee & Branham
Atic
Duluth
Northern
John E. Welsh
General Markets
City Mill
West
Lake
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
John Jeffries & Sons
Toa
Devonshire Street
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