Money market steady with 3 percent at Clearing House
Boston money market firmer, banks comfortable, Clearing House rate steady at 3%. Time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans 3% to 4%. Exchange totals and balances split between New York and local banks. various foreign exchange rates listed. Stock market dull, bonds and shares down with Atchison and Union Pacific movements and notable earnings reports.
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Boston
New York
Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
Reichsmarks
Foreign Exchange
Atchison
Strong
The
Herald
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Phinney and Morrison
Union Pacific
C. F. Frothingham
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Union Pacific Company
Navigation Company
Mexican Central
Ccesc
Iemecanlaionle
Boston Stock Exchange Market Summary Report
Leather and hides show activity gains while flour and grains vary with corn booming and oats quiet. Butter and eggs hold firm. cheese in fair demand. potatoes, oranges, lemons, and California fruits firm to steady. Pork, lard, and beef markets mixed with sugars lower and molasses quiet. Hogs steady. meats overall mixed amid active and dull sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
California
Westinghouse declares 1 percent quarterly dividend
The regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on Westinghouse Electric stock has been declared and is payable August 26. Transfer books will be closed from August 15 to 26 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson-Houston
Thomson- Houston Common
Fort Wayne Company
Thomson- Houston
International Trust Company
Thomson-Houston Common
Fort Wayne
Westinghouse Electric
Financial market overview shows mixed bonds and steady stocks
New York trading opened with easy money and steady prime paper, while government and railroad bonds remained dull. Stocks held near opening levels then drifted downward before a late recovery, led by Rock Island, Erie, and railroad names with Delaware & Hudson and Lake Erie & Western showing gains.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohios
Northwestern
Norfolk & Western Preferred
Dlaware & Hudson
Delaware & Hudson
Rock Island
Erie
Lake Erie & Western Preferred
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Mobile & Ohio
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Arkansas & Texas
St. Paul
Houston & Texas
Ohio, Indiana & Western
Iowa Central
Northern Pacific Terminals
Quincy & Toledo
Foreign Financial Reports From London Markets
London August 14 Consols quoted at 983 16 for money 985 16 for the account Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 33 1 2 percent Atlantic and Great Western seconds 5 percent Canadian Pacific 63 1 4 Erie seconds 106 1 4 Illinois Central 119 3 4 Mexican ordinary 57 St Paul common 73 Pennsylvania 54 Reading 23 Mexican Central news 68 Money 2 1 2 percent Paris advices 3 percent rentes 85 francs 45 centimes for the account Bullion withdrawn from Bank of England today amounts to 50 000 pounds on balance.
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Asred
Ing. L. E
St. Lewer
Ft. W
Ull
Gale
East Tenn
Maine Central
N.Y
Erie
Sane
Liz Fort Wayne
Old Colony
Hocking Valley
Houston
Texas
Rutland
Care
Sumit
Kan
Union Pacific
Kings
West End
Wisconsin Central
Lake Shore
Long Island
Bell
Louis
Nash
Louis, & N
Eses- Mich
Eeer
UN & St. Levee
Plece Securities
M. & Ohio
Essex
Cotton Oil Trust
Cho Tga
Eae Am
Pneumatic Tool Co
Ove
Qu . J. Cent
Burton Stock Car Co
Dore Sewer
Boston & Liverpo
Phonograph Toy Mfg
Sases Ee
Malden Electric Co
Or York Despatch Co
N.E
Brokers’ Board
North Chi
Ren National Lead Trust
Pal
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Jlighest
Oregon Nav
Thomson-Houston
Oregon
Bell Tel
Oregon Trans
Pittsby Evocovtee
Cae Cans Nee
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse
Elec
Coca
Vuly Hk
W. P
Wiunisimmet Co
Rock Island
Rome
Erie Tel
Ste Be
Teleis Eee
Lamson Store
Anniston City Land
St. Paul
Seers Ee
Vg Tai
Boston Land
Boston Water Power
St P .& M Rees
West End L Land
St. P
Cal. - Ocia
Texas Bacille
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Santa A Be
U. Pacific
St. L. E P
Louisiana & Mo
Oregon Im
Seat Seeeer
Pacific Mail
Ee W. Union
American Oil
Eeee
Con
C.K & Eres
Con. C ‘Oul
Chi. Gas ‘Vrust
Cox
Amer
Oregon Short Line
Ae Lead Trust
Srcccseseee
Sugar Trust
Eae
Evie Tel
Mex
Tel
Ee Weee
Bly
Frenchman's Bay
Cen
Nav
San Diego
Ig A&r. G
W Prans
St. L. & Ji. M. Osceola Mining
RG Y
L. & S. Sunt& PO
Ary & P
Kan. P. Econs
San. & Cleve
T. G Baer
Oda C
Bo & Q
Tex
Rec R
Tex. P. R. ST J
Lsts
Ir. Tex
Ig. Pac
W. Shore
Eee Ener
Alta
Ophir
Best
Ot & Va TL
Plymouth
Cristo
S. Nevida
OL Am. Pneu. Tool
Lock Coal Union
Illinois Steel
Eveeerve
Hlomestake
Mt. Bes
East Land
Mus. & M Utah
Ontario
Ward Con
Boston Stock Exchange
Allouez
Atnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
B. & Mont
Butte & Boston
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Oly Huron
Ironton
Aspinwall
Hootnday
Boston
Fast Boston
Bay
Va Maverick
Newport
de Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
Sa Diego
O i Sullivan
Topeka
Winthrop
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Atchison
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Plains
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Chi
C. & W. Mich
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Central
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S. P
N. E
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L. C. Con
Pueb. & A.V
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Do Inc
Sonora
Ao Uo Do
S. Bo
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Southern
Mass
Newrees
Panton
Crees
Gol. Sp. & Cin
Seeeers
Pet
Bastar
Fitehbuarg
Fiint & P.M. Com
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K.C
Ft. 8
Gulf
K. G
Sp. & Mem
B.C
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Ilinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Paris
Bank of England
Boston Wholesale Grocers Lunch at Young's Meeting
Boston wholesale grocers held their regular quarterly gathering at Young's last evening led by George C. Power with sixteen attendees. The event listed numerous late arrivals from diverse cities and hotels, reflecting a wide network of members and guests from across the Northeast and Midwest.
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Young’s
Boston
George C. Power
Parker’s
S. W. Dorsey
New Mexico
O. E. Stanton
Brooklyn
J. H. Drummond
Portland
H. M. Wills
U.S.N
Thomas H. Stark and Family
Louisville
Levy Appears at Point of Pines With Baldwin’s Cadet Band
The great cornet soloist Levy performs daily at Point of Pines this week with Baldwin's Cadet Band. Also staged is The Apaches or Life in the Wild West as an outdoor spectacle every afternoon and evening. Next week marks the sixth annual midsummer musical festival starting Sunday for eight days with many soloists and bands taking part.
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Levy
Point of Pines
Baldwin
Fall River Market Quiet as Cloth Prices Hold
FALL RIVER Aug 14 The print cloth market remains very quiet with little activity in spots. Market nominal and futures steady at 3 3/4 cents for 64x64s.
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Fall River
The Option Markets. Wheat, Corn and Provisions Rally
Weather disruptions at home and abroad push August wheat higher with light speculative volume. Corn strengthens on bad rains and crop damage in Kansas and Nebraska while oats stay steady. Provisions weaken as longs sell and bears push prices lower amid rising country arrivals. The report notes decreasing primary receipts and ongoing cash demand, with a table of evening highs and lows to close.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
St. Louis
Duluth
Kansas
Nebraska
Gilman, Cheney & Co
England
France
South America
Leather trade steadies with firm prices across sectors
The leather market shows improved tone and steady to firm prices this week. Demand remains strong for hemlock sole leather and finished leather with limited stockpiling, while failures trigger only modest policy shifts. expect continued movement as factories run at capacity and exports stay robust.
City Horse Market Shows Dull Trade Across City Stables
A muted horse market across stores and stables with light sales and steady to falling prices. Buyers and shippers defer large purchases, with August slow but notes of potential revival next month. Prices ranged from about $37 to $380 per head across numerous houses, including Walker's bazaar Moses Colman & son and Isburgh & Co, while heavy draughts stayed weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Ea Bowler
Isburgh & Co
Uiet
Welch & Hall
C H&e Snow
International Horse Exchange
Ham & Go
The Boot and Shoe Trade Sees Healthy Demand Opening Week
The boot and shoe trade reports strong demand from West and South buyers with full factory operation. Re-orders are not as large as hoped though the season may improve. Buff and calf shoes sell well, sample spring goods appear soon, and price decisions are not expected to change much from last year at opening.
Hide Market Shows Firm Prices for Hides and Goats
Activity rises in domestic and foreign hides with firm pricing. Bark Hattie G McFarland brought 2000 dry hides and 35,000 ox and cow hides, 10000 sold on arrival, 27000 sold at 15 4c. Foreign arrival of 2290 Goree hides noted. Buff hides demand up. prices 5c to 6c, some at 5 6c. Short hides guaranteed. fanned goat skins firm. New England hides quiet. Southern green salted hides slow at 4 1/2c and dry at 8c.
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Hattie G McFarland
Montevideo
Goree
W CA
New England
India Rubber Market Steady Amid Moderate Demand
The rubber market shows moderate demand with recent price declines. Arrivals are small and stocks not large, supporting a steady market. fine Para now quoted at 62c and course at 88 39C.
Flour and Grain Prices and Wheat Flour Market Tone
Domestic flour quotations cover wholesale and jobbing ranges with a dull market and lower prices. Carload inspections today include 25 cars No 2 red winter wheat and 53 total grain cars. flour receipts reach 2195 barrels and 11,030 sacks, with lighter demand and stocks described as very light.
Banking and grain prices mixed in New York and Chicago markets
Commodity receipts and shipments across New York Chicago St Louis and point to a cautious market. Wheat and corn advance on demand while oats and rye mix show firmer tones. No 2 red and white flour futures drift, with steady rye flour and firm cornmeal hints amid variable export sales and domestic demand.
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New York
City
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Port Huron
New
Lake and Rail
New Chicago
Graham
Michigan
Canada
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Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Denver & Rio Grande
Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad
Expcdsos
Uleiaane Owen
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Utah Northern
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Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
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Fitchburg Railroad
New York Commissioners
Frenchman’s Bay
Mt. Desert
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Tamarack
Quincy
New York Evening Post
Aeal
Santa Fe Copper Company
Thomson-Houston Electric
Messrs
J. M. Graham
Hk. ‘Jt. McDonald
Fort Wayne Electric
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
State Street
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Summit Branch RR
Palsion
Ee Ener
Everett National Bank
National Hide & Leather Bank
National Webster Bank
National Exchange Bank
Continental National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Newton National Bank
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lower Mig
Great Falls Mans
Ates Mfg. Co
Manchester & Lawrenc
Boston, Rhevere Head
Fitchburg
Champion Iron Co
Northern Ianking Co
McKay Heeling Machine Co
Denison Land & Investment Co
Charlestown
Bath
Cleveland
É-E - Il
Portsmouth
Lovd
Loston & Lowe Lurk
Eve Tsyl
Burl
Lans .& Sag
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Providence
United Gas
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Hopkinton
Republic
Eevee
Ban Senee Seer Ee
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Eevere Bank
Blackstone
Bank of Commerce
Massachusetts Nat. Bank
Amory Mig. Co
Ener
Manchester Mill
Nashua Mig. Co
Ae Wo
Ates Mig. Co
Appieton Mfg
Great Falty
Lowell Mfg
Pacific Mills
Salmon Falls Mfg. Co
Heston & Revere
Douglas Ay
Mans
Union Dock Yards
Loston Wharf
Port Kayne Coal & Iron Co
Cincinnati
Rutland Ist
Cove
Bur. & Mo
Sp. & Mein
Alt. & T.H
At. & Pacific
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U B., Koch
Milliweee
Pacific
St. L
Central Pacific
Ches. & Ohio
Alton Oreeree
St. le
Iowa
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NEW York Financial
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Potosi
Savage
Cal. & van
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Oo Commonwealth
Union Com
Gowd & Curry
Utah
Eee Eye
Yellow Jacket
Halo & Norcross
Wee
Mexican
William Blair
Edith Waters
Thomas B. Kennedy
Chambersburg
Penn
L. B. Barker
Stryker
O. W. ‘Til-lingham
H. Howard Hart
B. H. Hall
Mary Hall
B. E. Collins
Washington
Dp. C. Williams
D. Warner
E. Jd. Harkness
Robert Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Brunswick
George F. Baker
Mississippi
J. B. Riley
New Albany
Ind
Arthur Ryerson
A. H. R. Baker
Thorndike
Rufus_ Shepley
W.W. Conklin
A. BR. Barnhart
E. J. Humes
Charles Brown
L. J. Brewster
Racine
Wis
G. Peyser
Brattleboro
Joseph Graf
H. B. Muich
Salt Lake City
Revere
Lady Knight
L. W. Atwood
E. H. Merrill
Orono
J. W. Vannest
John L. Vannest
Trenton
N. J
T. F. Mead
York
Neb
Charles H. Henry
Keene
Lacon
Charles Lewis
Y. Quincy
E. Danforth
Albany
G. G. Loyd
C. Loyd
Sioux Falls
J. H. Jaggett
E. 5. Paul, Lewiston, Me.; G. B. Lewis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Andrews
Belknap
Bridgeport
Conn
Crawford
John H. Colton
M. F. Penfield
Tenn
Ing Aus
Minneapolis
Northern
Exah Batcheller & Co
Buenos Ayres
City Horse Market
John E. Welsh
General Markets
Northwestern Land Co
Minn
W. B. Clark Investment Co
Minnexapol'is
Summer St
Prudential Loan and Trust CO
Maceas City
Kanu
Suffolk Trust CO
Trusstees
Globe Building
H. B. Quimby & CO
Hicom 10
Globes hKuilding
Washington Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Mortyaces
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
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