Money Market and Stock Movement Report for Boston
The Money Market remains easy with little change in rates. Town loans and city loans show lower rates, while call loans with collateral run 3 to 4.4 percent. New York and Boston stocks move higher on optimism about European markets and labor tensions. notable activity centers on New England and Bell Telephone among others.
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Boston
Lowell
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bell Telephone
Lamson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Eastern
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Boston Land
Boylston Street
West End Land
Bonanza
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Pullman Palace
Congress
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Gresham
Henry Crawford
Oregon
Transcontinental
Wisconsin Central
Chicago& West Michigan
Flint & Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Birmingham
Memphis & Birmingham
New England
Rutland Common
Supreme Court of Vermont
J. M. Haven
Rutland Railroad
Haven
Minneapolis
Lee, Higginson & Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad
State Street
Cambridge
Metropolitan Road
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony
Boston & Providence
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Lowell Road
Lexington
Arlington
Concord
Bedford
Enie Lust
Bavlston Land
West End
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
The Globe Street Railway Company Fall go declared a quarterly dividend of 16 oe cent. The Union Mills Company Fall River has declared a dividend of 3 per cent and an extra dividend of 8 per cent. The West Michigan Lumber Company declared a dividend of 5 per cent ($125) on its stock payable Feb 5 to stockholders of record Feb 2.
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Globe Street Railway Company
Fall Go
Union Mills Company
Fall River
West Michigan Lumber Company
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Long Island
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O. & Miss
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Ui. & B Sl. Riv
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Wella Fargo
Amado
N. Belle Isle
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Sales At Baok Jointing of a Commission Boosts Gas Stock
New York stock sales report February 2 shows Consolidated Gas stock likely to approach par as trading moves with 01,855 shares changing hands. The list details opening high low and closing prices for today and yesterday's close.
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New York
New York Stock Market Summary on February Trading Day
Money on call remained easy around 4 to 4 1/4 percent with late closes at 3 1/4. The day's activity centered on railroads and major names like Lackawanna Reading New England and Richmond & West Point as the market swung from gains to declines before a late rally.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Reading
New England
Richmond & West Point
Omaha
Western Union
Texas Pacific Rio Trust
Baltimore & Ohio 5S
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Bonds
Ohicans
Burlington & Quincy
Mackinack & Marquette Land Granta
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
New Orleans & Mobile
Kansas & Texas
Nickel Plate
Oregon Navigation
Richmond & Danville
Richmond
London
Evenera
Foreign financial markets steady after Paris rumor
London bond prices show mixed moves with Consols at money and account levels. Atlantic & Great Western firsts and Canada Pacific quotes shift as Paris reports a firmer market despite initial Berlin price dips. At 4 p.m. 3 percent routes closed up 5 cents from yesterday.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennnsylvania
Paris
Stock Exchange
General Boulanger
Berlin
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Albany and Beyond
A long list of boot and shoe buyers and agents from multiple cities including Albany Allentown Baltimore Bloomington Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Hopkinsville Kansas City Louisville Omaha Oswego Pulaski Springfield Tex Ward Keet and others. The OCR fragment details names firms and locations such as W M Whitney J E Luetz Stern Bros Ads Farr Haas Gunby Betsworth Grotten Mitchell R H Fyfe C R Mably Pollak Dabney Smith Simonson Weller Kleinhans Adler Frank Armitayer Wolfson Keet Roundtree and Smith Simmons Peabody with various duties in the shoe trade.
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Albany
R P Smith & Sons
Ads
Centerville
H Goss
Chicago
George P Gore
Geore P Gore & 50
Os ‘Incinnati
S H Phipps
Mably
Champaign
B Arnold
Giela
George Simon
O'Neill & Simon
Detroit
Mich
R H Fyfe
R H Fyfe & Co
Decatur
Iun
Downing
Hopkinsville
I Pollak
Pollak & Co
Omaha
Par
Savannah
BR Aitmayer
Attmayer
Mien Wolfson
Pyman
Antonio
Tex
L Wolfson
Far
Springfield
Quand
Keet
Roundtree
Leather Markets Show Buyer Favor With Sole Leather Demand
Leather goods markets reveal buyer dominance for most commodities with steady to firm prices. Sole leather remains strong due to active foreign demand while rough leather softens and finished leather holds values, aided by export activity and limited New York buying.
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New York
Boston
Ayres
California
Hide. Light
Firstsel
Hervy
Boots And Shoes Market Outlook And Shipments
The boot and shoe market remains quiet but improves for Worcester county manufacturers as unions resist. Demand varies by line with steady calls for grain and rubbers, slippers and low cuts selling well, and shipments outside New England totaling 50 102 cases this week versus 64 756 last year.
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Worcester County
New England
Market Reports February Flour and Grain Quiet and Dormant
The flour market shows dull activity with prices slightly lower and limited demand. Corn remains unchanged as trading stays light with sales at quoted levels, while terms for oats and other grains show minimal movement and mostly on call bids and asks.
Butter and dairy markets hold steady amid mixed quotes
Butter is steady with buyer favored markets in Western and New York. On call bids show Western extra 27¢, extra firsts 27–28¢, imitation creamery 28–22¢. New York and Chicago hold firm cheese prices while beans seeds and hay show muted activity. prices for potatoes and other items remain mixed.
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Western Creamery
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
China
Good
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Creamery
Chelse
Sage
Ohio
Western
Jersey
East Swale
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston Rose
Gee P Bush
Hebrons
Aroostook
Vermont
Virginia
St. Andstew
Cape
Sly Bush
Quiet apple market with steady prices across varieties
The apple market remains quiet with prices largely unchanged from prior quotes. Cranberries are scarce and firm, nuts and dried apples hold steady, with detailed pricing for Baldwin, greening, Tallman, Northern Spy, and common varieties. Prices for nuts, dried apples, and imported fruits are listed with regional variations.
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Baldwin
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tallman Sweet
Northern Spy
Virginia
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida
Cape Cod
Market Report Highlights Steady Pork and Beef Demand
Pork is steady and in fair demand at quotations. Homes and lard remain about the same as last reported. Fresh beef shows quiet demand with prices fairly steady. There is a good supply of veal with a dull trade.
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Chicago
Wwe
Choice City
Brighton
Miscellaneous market round up of cotton sugar and oil prices
Cotton futures in Liverpool and New York opened firm and closed steady with varied spreads across months. Spot demand steady for mid uplands and Orleans. American sales and receipts detailed. Oil prices for DATARS pipeline certificates and refined oil given. Sugar remains firm with varied grades and prices. molasses steady. wholesale granulated sugar quoted.
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Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Eb Cockyerset
V.m
Manila
Iloilos
Belmont
Rico
Cuba
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown 1887
Weekly report by Boston Post estimates live stock at market with cattle sheep and hogs numbers. Notes shipments from Michigan Illinois and Western stock, prices for beef cattle store cattle and milk cows, and car counts by major railways. Trade tread moderate with stormy day and rising fat hog prices.
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
N. B
Haudh
New England
Michigan
Ilinois
Union Yards
Watertown
Abbott & Reynolds
Brighton
Hollis & Co
CH Mexrill
Weiler & Libby
J D Hosmer
W W Hall
H M Taft
F H Coolidge & Son
W Scollans
Maine
J G Littlefield
S H Wardwell
BR Brown
Thompson & Son
H Coolidge & Son
C H Merrill
Hardings
New Hampshire
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Dow & Moulton
J O Sanborn
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New York Commercial Bulletin
Baltimore
Orford
Tabor
Colorado
Breece
Leadville
Basset, Whitney & Co
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
Philadelphia
City OF
Blake Brothers & Go
Commission
Foote & French
Congress ST
Boston Stock Exchange
Baok
Bell Tel
T&sp
Ny&ne
UN Pac
B&ny
Sp & Mbocks
Ny&n
Union Pacific Ss
Am Bell Tel
New Eng
St Boviston St Land
Vu Cambridge HH
New E
Old Col
Pullman
Rutland
Se&m
Sonora
Yg Am Bell Tel
Franklin
A. T&s F
B&q
UN Pacific
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Guna
Spr & M
B& N
K & Wine
Kc, Ltd & C
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Osceola
Am Bell Telephone
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Boston & Prov
Oewene
Eneene
Aewre
Flint & Pere ‘Sai
Fitchbur “Fractons
Hi Pfad
Oregon Trans
Rid
New England Telephone
Erie Telephone
Mexican
Aspinwall Land
Brookline Land
San Diego Land
Boston Water Power
T&sef
Lst
Essccces
Eastern Railroad
Eee
Union Pacific Link’ Fund
Wisconsin
Californian Southern
Central of Mass
Cleveland
Flint
Pere Marga
Jeane
Town Falls
S City
Clinton
Union Pacificani
Huron
Quincy
Everett National Bank
Boston, Clinton
Boston Consolidated Street RR
Fitchburg RR
Detroit, Law. & Northern RR
Winnisimmet Company
Plymouth Cordage Co
Boston Atheneum
Boston Cyclorama Co
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Portsmouth
Toledo
St. L. & S. F. Equip
Chicago & BE
N. Enland Mort. Security
New Eng. Mort
Conn. & Pass. River Ist m
Nashua & Lowell RR
Merchants’ National Bank
National Bank
Boston National Bank
State National Bank
Manchester Mills
Eevee Laplein
Continental Mills
Amory Mills
Amoskeag Manuf. Co
Michigan Central Railroad
Northern
N. H.) Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern RR
Pitts
Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Boston & Providence RR
Cushumachie Mining Company
San Diego Land Company
Boston Athenium
Wee
Lombard Investment
Wells, Fargo & Co
Cone
D & Mont
Burl. & Quincy
Union Pacific Link
Old Colony RR
New Eng. Mort. Security
Chicago, Zurl, & Quincy
Eis Grand Trunk
Ec Ateres
Hern Kan. & Western
Burl
Missouri L. G
Wilson W. Pay & Co
Cin
St. Louis
Lord
Kensington
Bowman
Gray
Dynamo Elec
Catalpa
Ie Sabate Goo Empire
NEW York Financial
San Francisco
Alta
Beat & Belcher
Mt. Diablo
I .S
Asso
Varig
Savage
Foreign Financial Markets
CG Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabody
Calcutta
Buffalo
River Plate
Central American
Buenos Ayres
Receses
Sss
Matamorags
Cerees
Orinoco
Bogota
Central America
Iisss
Cordova
Cor’tes
Mont’eo
Riog
Pexas
Picea Aee Eae
Westortisi
Jcisesercee
Southern
Es Matamoras
Rio Grande
B.A
R. G
New Orleans
Texas
Brogan
West No 1
Montevideo
Entre Rios
Bow
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
the Cattle Market
Brighton and
Boston Post
Nweeneneeoy
Hampshire
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