Money Market Sees Clearing House Rate Jump to Six Percent
The Boston money market opens firm with clearing house rates rising 2 points to 6 percent. General loans quoted 5 to 7 percent for time paper, while New York funds carry a premium on £1000. Local bank reserves expected to fall by $145,400, with deposits dropping $2,350,100. Union Pacific continues sinking after recent selloffs amid congressional speculation chatter.
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Boston
Monpar Evrenrne
New York
Sterling Exchange
la Champagne
Lazard Frees
Muller, Schell & Co
Heidlebach, Seckelheimer & Co
J. W. Se
Osceola
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Central Massachusetts
Metropolitan Horse
New England
Rutland
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Bell Telephone
Boston Land
Franklin
Oregon Transcontinental
Cineinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Catalpa
Flint & Pere Marquette
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Allouez Mining
Richard Price
House of
J. Pickering & Mosely
Bears
Wallace
Syracuse
N. Y
Venner
Gulf & Colorado
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Union Paceific
Washington
Int & Pere Marquette
New Yorks
New York & New England
Clark
New Haven Road
Higginson
Summit Branch
J. W. Johnson
The
Quincey House
Summit Branch Railway
Elijah Moseley
Metropolitan
South Boston
the Herald
Clark, Ward & Co
Townsend
Secretary of the "Treasury
Tanlbee
Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury
Ambridge
Mass
Cambridge Railroad Company
Plank
George M. Brooks
Knowlison S
Dividends Declared by Several Industrial Firms
The Fast Boston Dry Dock Company declares a 2 percent dividend. The Lowell Manufacturing Company declares a dividend of 20 dollars per share. The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company declares a semi annual dividend of 250 dollars per share.
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Fast Boston Dry Dock Company
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Market Close Sends Stocks Down as Reading Leads Decline
The New York market shows weaker closes after 2:15 p m with Reading leading declines and DLs in Susquehanna & Western firsts spiking. Trading volume totals 416 895 shares as rail bonds stay quiet and most active issues slip to the day’s low levels.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Western Union
Lackawanna and
St. Paul
London
Atlantic & Pacific Firsts
Erie
New York City & Northern
Oregon Transcontinental
Texas Pacific Rio Trust
Richmond & Danville
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Manitoba
Shenandoah Valley
Dls
Susquehanna & Western
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware, L. & W
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Pirie
Sce
Repuet LoutuOose
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & Charleston
Northwest
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Mississippi
G. A. & Western
Pacific Mail
Fife 'Eh OD
Peoria
Dec
Evans
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Sloyd Hocking Valley
Foreign Financial Markets. London Dec 20 12 50 P M
Market report from London shows Consols at 1003 16 and U S bonds near 48 181 2. Do 41s at 113 1 2. Atlantic Great Western Isls 51. Do 2ds 14. Canadian Pacific 60 4385. Erie 3444. Do 2us 102. Illinois Central 136. Mexican ordin ary 49. St Paul common 92545. New York Central 1162s. Pennsylvania 58 14. Reading 17%.
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Oregon Trans
Adams Express
Alton & Terra Haute
Oregon
American Express
Panama
Boston Air Line
P’a
Peoria
Dec
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Pittsburg
Iowa
Pullman Palace
Central Pacific
Reading
Rich
Allegheny
Los
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Louis
Gils
St. L
San. & Cleve
Paul
Cleveland Co
St. P
Min. & Man
Consolidated Coal
del. & Hudson
St. Paul
Omaha
Dek. & Lack
Pen
Rio Grande
Texas
Union Pacific
Petter Ees
East Tenn
New
Wabash
Wells Farvoix
Western Union
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
A. & Pac
Hinds Central
Col. & Hock
Val
Ind
Bloom
West
Une
Daes
Kansas
Thca
Black River
Tenn
Coal & Ironian
Lake Erie
Bos Lake Shore
Long Island
Am Oil
Louisville & Nash
Louisville N. Albany
Atast
Manhattan Beach
Manhattan
Memphis & Charl
X - O Wes
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
San F
New York Central
St Pow
So. Pac. Cal
N. Y
Tex. P. L’d
de Pref
Qhio & Miss
T. P. RG
Cystwies
Union Pace
Ontario & West
West Shore
Oregon Nay
S.ce
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
New York
Real estate transfers in Suffolk County some December figures
Suffolk Savings Bank transfers to Charles L. Cooney on 50 West Cedar Street land and buildings. Multiple transfers listed in Dorchester Roxbury East Boston South Boston Charlestown Revere Roslindale Brighton and Whitman areas with prices from 2000 to 11400 and mortgages backing values, including parcels on Norfolk Street Washington Street and Baldwin Street.
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West Cedar Street
Suffolk Savings Bank
Charles L. Cooney
Washington Street
Daniel S. Rich
Lewis A. Roberts
Washington Reet
Dorchester
Francis Polleys
Henry W. Edes
Norfolk Street
Edmund W. Miller
Ella G. Dillaway
Olney Street
Roxbury
Nelson V. Titus Et al
George A. Frost
Langdon Street
West Roxpury
Edward H. Williams
Henry S. Batchelder
Seaverns Avenue
Charles V. Ingersoll
William C. Peters
Centre
Weid Streets
Louise H. Williams
Boston
William Hawkins
Thomas H. Hawkins
Chelsea Street
John McLaren
George Shackford
Border Street
Thomas Googin
Daniel W. Beckler
Oo Park
Charlestown
Frank W. Goodrich
Charles R
Baldwin Street
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Edwin J. Venables
Walnut Place
Arlington Avenue
Roslindale
John H. Bradford
Wash-eington Avenue
Market Report Shows Steady to Firm Agricultural Goods
Flour and rye values are steady with light demand, oats and barley quiet, butter unchanged, cheese strong, and eggs in good demand. Potatoes and sweet potatoes show modest activity, while provisions sugars and molasses remain unchanged. Truck demand is reported as good to fair and general grain millfeeds hold steady.
Mortgages Filed On Boston Properties December 3
A series of mortgages recorded in Brighton South Boston Dorchester Roxbury and Chelsea. Transactions include James M. Smith to John C. Leighton mortgage on Greenwich street for 6000 and Thomas N. Hart to New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank for 85000 at Broad and Franklin streets. Other transfers list borrowers lenders properties and dates December 2 and December 3.
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James M. Smith
John C. Leighton
Greenwich Street
Henry Gabel, Jr
D. van Durzee
Rand Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Charles L. Cooney
Annette C. Young
West Cedar Street
Frank W. Tucker Et al
Charles A. Barrett
Pleasant Street
Walter Gordon
Samuel Jamison
Cambridge
Gordon Streets
Brighton
Catherine O' Keefe
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
East Seventh Street
South
Boston
Louis L. Cushing
Herbert RB. Cushing
Chauney Street
William B. Harding Et al
Belzora Blamey
Firth Street
Gertrude Haley
Ida W. Cunningham
Milton Avenue
Dorchester
Thomas N. Hart
New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank
Broad and
Franklin Streets
Anton Oelschleger
Henry A. Johnson
Centre Street
Roxbury
William Robinson
Josiah Lawrence
Everett Avenue
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Trade notices of agents and firms across multiple cities
A list of agents and firms with their associated cities and roles, including G H Lester of Lester & Co in Binghamton NY, M Fargo of C H Fargo & Co in Chicago IL, George E P Dodge of Phelps Dodge & Palmer, Cincinnati OH, J Straus of Am in Detroit MI, Aaron Blum of L & H Ginn in Galveston TX, David Murphy of Murphy & Comstock in Lafayette IN, J A Fields of Austin Fields & Co in Philadelphia PA, W B Taylor of American Hand Sewed Shoe Co in Toledo OH, S Feder of Rosenthal Feder & Co in San Francisco CA, S W Rosenstock of S W Rosenstock & Co in San Francisco CA, Paul Redfish of Charles Oppenheimer & Co in San Francisco CA, J M Jenks of J Jenks & Co in Sand Beach MI.
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Binghamton
H Lester
Lester & Co
Chicago
M Fargo
H Fargo & Co
Ill
George EP Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Ads
Cincinnati
John Straus
Detroit
Mich
Sutter
H P Baldwin
Galveston
Tex
Aaron Blum
L & H Ginn
Par
Lafayette
Ind
David Murphy
Murphy & Comstock
Philadelphia
Penn
J A Fields
Austin, Fields & Co
Toledo
William B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
Tre
San Francisco
Cal
Feder
Rosenthal, Feder & Co
W Rosenstock
Rosenstock & Co
Paul Redfish
Charles Oppenheimer & Co
Sand Beach
J M Jenks
J Jenks & Co
Iron market and prices rise amid firm demand across regions
Market reports show strong demand for pig iron with price increases. Thomas Iron Company quotes 1857 delivery at 20 for No 1 and 19 for No 2. Glasgow and English ports list higher prices for pig iron, with steady or rising shipyard demand. Steel, pipe, tin, and copper markets also firm with quotes for ingot copper, lead, zinc, and tin plates.
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Thomas Iron Company
Gray Forge
Glasgow
Coltness
Langloan
Gartsherrie
Summerlee
Glengarnock
Englington
Pirate Iron and Tuber
Shell
Arizona
Sneiter
Banca
Pth
Straits
Clarke
London
Europe
Messrs
James Lewis & Son
Anaconda
England
France
Chili
United States
Funeral rites for Henry Stauncke at Carleton House
Funeral services for Henry Stauncke were held yesterday morning at the Carleton House where he was a proprietor. The ceremony included Knights Templars and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company among attendees, with interment in the family plot at Waltham.
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Henry Stauncke
Carleton House
Crawford House
Stumeke
Joseph Warren Lodge
Masons
Henry Goodwin
J. W. Cadmum
Knights Templars
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Walthai
Unitarian Sunday School Association Meets at Second Church
The monthly meeting was held in the vestry of the Second Church last evening with 175 teachers present. Richard C. Humphreys presided and Tuecy Wheelock spoke on primary teaching and Christmas definition. Several ministers and speakers gave addresses, ending with benediction by G. H. Hosmer.
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Unitarian Sunday School Association
Second Church
Richard C. Humphreys
Tuecy Wheelock
Chauncy Hall School
H. Colburn
K. Elliot
Dorchester
A. Horton
W. H. Lyons
Lewis
South Boston
G. H. Hosmer
J. O. Norris
Kate Gennatt Wells
Mail for Foreign Despatch From Boston for Early Steamer
Post office officials advise mail destined for foreign destinations by steamer leaving New York before 9 am be mailed at the Boston office to be forwarded by registered mail closing at 3 pm. Even if the steamer leaves at 9 am it is late to use 3 pm mail due to the next registered mail not arriving in New York until 7:40 am and possible train delays risking missed connections.
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Post Ofice
New York
Boston
Ex policeman swindled in horse scam by Cobb
John W. Perry once a policeman bought two valued horses from David W. Cobb for 100 dollars. The horse balked midway home and Perry was robbed in the same incident. Cobb was arrested yesterday as the investigation closed.
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John W. Perry
David W. Cobb
Somerville School Committee Accepts Principal Resignation
At a regular meeting the Somerville school committee accepted the resignation of Morse Wagan School principal Harry C. Parker. Parker will become sub-master at Dwight grammar school in Boston. Horatio Newton of Taunton was elected to fill the vacancy.
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Somerville School
Harry C. Parker
Morse Wagan School
Parker
Dwight Grammar School
Boston
Horatio Newton
Taunton
Advertising agent offers lower rates for first class media
E Duncan Sniffen advertising agent at 3 Park Row New York inserts ads in fireclass newspapers and magazines with sheer ness at lower prices than elsewhere. He provides careful placement and guarantees satisfaction in all dealings and invites requests for his catalogue of first class advertising media mailed free.
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E. Duncan Sniffen
Park Row
New York
Butter Market Steady with Mixed Cheese and Egg Demand
The butter market remains about the same as last report with small supplies and a firm tone. Chicago and New York quotations show Western creamery and state grades steady to firm, cheese strong, eggs in good demand, and broad listings for varieties and prices across regions.
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Maine
New York
Baldwin
Virginia
Farmer’s Marks
Bush
Northern
Jamaica
Puneh
Malaga
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
Western Creamery Extra
State Creamery
Western
State Dairy
Liverpool
State
Vermont
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Creamery
Meat Price Table Note from Local Market Report
Provisions of all kinds remain about the same with detailed listings for pork and lard prices, various cuts, and miscellaneous meat products. Fresh beef and veal categories show range notes including choice, good, light, and heavy cuts with per pound prices and packaging specifics.
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Chicago
Gabloc
Lord
Choice
Lola
Giese
Brighton
Cadet Astern
Cotton market summary with futures and spot prices
Futures opened quiet then closed steady with December at 4 12-64d and subsequent months at 6 14-64d or higher. Spot in Liverpool and New York showed quiet trade, with mid uplands and Orleans around 514 1/2d in Liverpool and various prices in New York. Receipts and sales figures are listed. sugar and molasses quoted firm with refined prices easing slightly.
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Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Ees Uiea Ees
FOU Dae Ego Lillies Bereween
Manila
Byac
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
New York Flour Receipts and Exports Report
New York reports Flour receipts totaling 30 539 barrels with exports of 8 303 barrels and 9 218 sacks. Value ranges noted for No 2 and supertype flours with prices listed for Western and State, white wheat, and Minnesota patent grades.
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New York
Minnesota
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Atchinson
Denver
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
California Southern
Atlantic & Pacific
Newngland
San Diego
Calumet & Heela
Atlantic
Copper Herald
Basset, Whitney & Co
Devons
Evonshire
Stree Street
Stock Exchanges
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Bevonshire Street
Nassau St
St.louis Gable & Western
Blake Brothers
State Street
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
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Allouez
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Azkedeter
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Jale & Norcross
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Ontario
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Alice
Sierra Nevada
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Boston Lands
Boston Water Power
Eastern Railroad
Mexican Central
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Little Rock
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Marq, Hough & Ont
Old Colony
Oregon Short Line
Asiege Hom
Bonanza
Calumet & Hecla
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Gray's Dynamo
Brunswick Antimony
Lord Acoustic Telephone
Rutland R. R. Commion
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Foreign Financial Markets
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Henry Stumcke
Somerville School Affairs
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