Large Dealings in Bell Telephone and Money Markets
Boston on February 6 reports money markets active with easy rates. Banks discount to 4.5 percent for regular customers and 6 percent for others. call loans 4 to 5 percent with collateral. corporation notes 4.5 to 4.75 percent. Note brokers transact around 4.5 to 5 percent. New York funds show premiums of 35 to 40 cents per 1,000. clearings total 11,674,869 with balances 1,445,819. Exchange rates weak. English bills around 48.23 to 48.60 per pound. Paris francs about 51.8 to 51.75, 52.07 to 52.03 per dollar. Reichmarks 60-day 9.43 to 9.15. British consols 102 1/16 money, 102 5/16 accounts. U.S. government securities strong. closing bid table shows 5 percent higher than yesterday with listed bonds and notes.
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Boston
American Bell Telephone
Mexican Centrals
Wisconsin Central
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Sil
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Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railway
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Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Penekee Range
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Marquette
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Massachusetts Central
Massachusetts Central Railroad
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Pacific Mail
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Dec
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Ike
Milwaukee &St.p
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Omaha
Texas Pacific
Lush East Tenn
Coosccereeses
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Oregon Navsbeiseroaveedsteye Adams Express
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Market summary of stocks bonds and commodities
Despatch notes a mixed session with money on call at 3-4 percent, steady exchange, and generally higher government and railroad bond prices. Stocks closed weak after early gains, with notable declines in Union Pacific and Rochester and Pittsburg and gains in Pacific Mail and Western Union. Mining shares showed dull activity. trading volume around 320,000 shares. Chicago and New York price quotes for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and butter are listed, with mixed movements across cities.
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Boston Post
New York
Ferty
Alton and Terre Haute Division
Atlantic and Pacific
Tennessee
Lowa Midland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas
Texas
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Northwest
Michigan Central
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail
Western Union
Denver
Rio Grande
Rochester
Pittsburg
Wabash
St. Paul
Cannes Northern
Texas Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Hall Anderson
Albiob
Standard Consolidated
Horn Silver
Navajo
Senora Consolidated
Slock Exchange
Liverpool cheese and market report from Elgin to New York
A detailed market snapshot lists cheese prices from Elgin and creameries, butter markets in New York, and state factory notes. It covers eggs, beans, kidneys, and skim, with Western and state quotations, plus price ranges for hogs, lard, and several wheat and corn futures. The report notes rising corn and general market shifts and ends with a question about the future.
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Liverpool
Elgin
Silxee
New York
Elgin Creamery
Iowa Creamery
State Cairy
State
Western
Tnion
Breadstuffs and grain markets steady with mixed quotations
The market reports steady flour prices, with western superfine at 350 per barrel, Minnesota bakers at 4755, and several regional quotes for rye and winter wheat. Oats, corn, and rye show small changes. butter and eggs are largely unchanged with varying regional grades. Potatoes and apples remain steady, while onions hold at 2 23 per barrel and cranberries see light receipts and firm pricing.
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Mininesota
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Michican
New York
Michigan
Hay and straw prices hold steady amid lively meat market notes
Market reports show hay and straw quotations steady with upward hint for lard and pork. Dressed hogs, beef and fresh meats quoted firm, poultry and game prices high yet steady, with tropical fruits, sugar and cotton markets also reported. New York and Liverpool futures indicating dull activity and steady to rising prices.
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Sutton
Worcester County
Gong Yea
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Florda
Belmont
Live Stock Market Report From Boston Post
Report by George J. Fox details weekly livestock totals at the market including cattle sheep calves horses and swine. It lists regional arrivals by state plus car counts by railroad and price ranges for beef cattle cattle parity and hogs with notes on hides wool and miscellaneous byproducts.
Boston Imports Report Including Cotton and Goods Flow
Trade ledger lists numerous cotton bales and assorted commodities imported at Boston and adjacent ports. Entries name firms such as Lewis ton Mats co Bates Manus co Geo S Priest-T and Everett Mills with cotton hides rice leather paper stock and spirits among others. Locations include Havana Demerara and Galveston with shipments of sugar cigars hemp and bales destined for various merchants and steamer lines.
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Savann All iScamier Gate City
Lewiston Mats Co
Bates Manus Co
Ubls
Stark Isl 'S
Sowachel & Co
Bulings & Eaton
Jessup & Co
Taurpentine
Leonanda Co
Gedo F
Sands &Co
Smith & Paine
Webster & Co
Havana
Leonota
Y. Demerara
Pig Veruna
Winsor & Son
Niagara
New York
Tigars Chase Perkins
Progreso
Burk
May C
Hale
Galveston
Alice Montgomery
Stephen M Weid & Co
Receipts of Staple Products Fehb and Railroads
A detailed inventory lists commodities received by multiple railroads including G. Old Colony, Providence, Lowell, Eastern, Maine, Fitchburg, New York and New England, Boston and Albany, and Boston and Maine. Entries cover wool, flour, cotton, tallow, leather, hides, beef, pork, butter, eggs, tea, potatoes, and various containers, with quantities ranging from a few bales to thousands of bushels and carloads.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Lowell
Maine
Albury
Fitchburg
Eastern
New York
New England
Providence
Old Colony
Fehb. G
Old Colony Railroad
Providence Railroad
Maine Railroaud
Fitchburg Railroad
Kailrord
Boston and Albany
Markets by Telegraph. New York cotton and grain report
Cotton futures unchanged as quiet deliveries closed a few points higher amid varied grain results. Wheat and corn receipts and exports show modest gains with brisk export demand. prices for futures and spot markets display mixed movement across hard and soft commodities.
Financial market snapshot from London on February six
Erie shares quoted at 39.4 while New York Central at 12949 and Reading at 277g highlight a broad session. Wheat and corn trade remains firm but quiet with English port demand healthy for white Michigan and red wheat. Liverpool markers show mixed grain prices and steady flour and provisions. Cotton activity in Liverpool remains steady with 10 000 bales traded, futures dull, and receipts around 52 000 bales US and 23 000 bales American.
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York
Liverpol Miarket
Uplands
Orleans
Jane
New York
Canorts
Arléeans
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St Louis
Gei Ng Fim
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New York Central
Tmeis Central
Reading
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
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England
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Court Record in Two Navy Tort Actions at February Session
United States Circuit Court hears two combined tort actions arising from naval yard gun handling. Plaintiffs claim assault with a loaded gun and negligence causing injuries amid four naval defendants. Debates surrounding bankruptcy assignee suit over gifts from insolvent William Saunders to wife. court scrutinizes joinder, statute of limitations, and whether any identifiable property can be recovered.
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Charles J. Train
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Barney
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J. O. Teele
Joanies Huntington
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William Hl. Saunder
Driken Ptes
Esis
Pike
Wim. A. Saunders
Berlin
Lowell
Supreme Court
Papps
Sedgwick
U.S
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Burlington and Denver Rio Grande link expands through traffic
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy plans a running connection with the Denver and Rio Grande after the route from Denver to Salt Lake City is completed by April 1. Through service beyond Denver will move over the new line, with no car changes at Denver or Salt Lake City, while some rail upgrades and confirmations are still needed.
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Denver
Boston Post
Evening Post
Thomias J. Porter
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rio Grande
Omaha
Chicago
Rio Grand
Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Denver and
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New York Evening Post
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Will of William Capen Probate Battle Before Justice Devens
The will and codicil of William Capen of Milton were offered for probate and approved. Petitioners contest the instrument claiming infirm intellect, seeking leave to file an appeal after the 30 day limit. William Gaston represents the will, T L Wakefield represents petitioners. evidence closed.
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William Capen
Milton
William Gaston
T. L. Wakefield
Court docket details two civil cases and municipal fines
First session notes in a civil action Moses B Wildes v Wizship seek 325 dollars for a horse claimed unsound. A second suit George E Bullard administrator v Frank H Smith seeks 91091 dollars loss on stock, trial in progress with counsel listed. Municipal court reports fines for sidewalk ice nonremoval larceny and embezzlement, plus bail and robbery-related matters.
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I. W. Richardson
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Frank H. Smith
George E. Foster
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Paul West
W. E. L. Dilloway
Forsaith
Freeman Marble
George Damon
James Kenney
James Sullivan
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