Money Market Report Favors Easier Rates in January
The Boston Money Market notes a trend toward easing with bank balances near 3 percent and loans on time and collateral at 4 to 6 percent. Exchange activity rose, with New York funds and bond issues moving, while government securities held steady at 104 1/2 for the 4s and 125 for the 4s amid a narrow market. The piece surveys stocks, railroads, and commodity action, highlighting Wisconsin Central and Eastern common strength, with Atchison and Fitchburg movements and investor questions on preferred stock versus incomes.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Wisconsin Central Securities
Boston Stock Exchange
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E. L. H. Vavier & Co
Atchison Voting Trust
Wisconsin Uentra
Treasury First Mortgage
Wall Street
Wisconsin Central
Paeitie
Oregon Improvement Company
Flood
Chapman
Cleveland & (Anton Road
F Aling
Salem
Lamson Store Service Company
Salem Electric Light Company
United States Mail Box Company
Burlington & Quincy
Fitt & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Pullman’s
Fitchburg Railroad
Bath
Les Alameeti
Fitchbure Railroad Company
E. B. Phillips
Phillips
Oremion
Wiel
Boston & Maine
Astern
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Old Colony
Rutland
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Lamson
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Falmouth Street
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Boston Water Power Company
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San Diego Land & Town Company
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Hat National Gin & Olay Railway Company
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Local banks and firms declare varied dividends
The Collins Comp any Hartford declares a 242 percent dividend. The Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank defines a 2 percent January and 3 percent April 1 dividends. Cape Cod National Bank Harwich announces a 3 percent semi annual dividend. Huntingdon Broad Top Railroad and preferred stock pays 125 per share. Union Debenture Company Minneapolis declares a 4 percent semi annual dividend.
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Collins Company
Hartford
Ile Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank
Cape Cod National Bank of Harwich
Huntingdon & Broad Top Railroad Company
Union Debenture Company of
Minneapolis, Minn
January investments af res EN Col. Mich. 98
January investment figures from Michigan sources show a 98 percent return in the eastern district. Local analysts note steady growth across the state with continued demand for industrials and energy.
Seven Per Cent First Mortgage Consolidated Bonds and Odds
A Boston stock market notice outlines bond and stock details for the Seven Per Cent First Mortgage Consols and related securities. It promotes depositing securities at the Central Trust Company for engraved certificates and cites the official sale report from the Boston Stock Exchange with prices and transfers for multiple instruments.
Bondholders of Union Trust certificates reorganized plan cash payment
Holders of Union Trust Company certificates for listed bonds under the reorganization plan will receive cash on or after January 1 upon presentation of their certificates at Union Trust Company offices in Boston and New York, and Baring Brothers in London. The eligible issues include Ayodee S&S Pec, Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe second 6s, Kansas City Lawrence & Southern first 6s, Marion & McPherson first 7s, New Mexico & Southern Pacific first 7s, Ottawa & Burlington first 6s.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rairoad Company
George C. Mungoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
Joan J. McCook
Boston
Deposie & Trust Company
Mill Street
New York
Union Trust Company OF
Broadway
Milk St
Baring Brothers & Company
London
Wichita & SO
Western III
Wichita & Western Ist
Union Trust Company
Gulf
CI Rado & Santa FE
Kansas City
Lawrence & Southern
Marion & McPherson
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Ottawa
Burlington
Milkstreet
Baring Brothers & Co
Bishopsgate
Electric Stock Prices and Supplier Listings
Furnished by F. W. Prescott & Co. 54 Devonshire Street. Thomson-Houston, Thomson-European electric welding, Ention electric, System lectric Cable, and United States Weal stocks listed with various figures. Fragmentary OCR notes indicate multiple company names and prices with unclear context.
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F. W. Prescott& Co
Devonshire Street
Thomson-Houston
Cence
Thomson-European Electric Wwelding
Ention
Rca
Unitedtates Weal
WestleNouse
New York Stock Market Opens Mixed With Gains Later
Money on call was easy with last loan at 8 and barsilver at 9632. Sterling exchange stayed quiet yet firm with bid rates around 4.52 sixty day and 4.86 demand, while government and railroad bonds remained dull. The stock market showed initial dullness, then a late rally led by Consolidated Gas and Wisconsin Central with notable gains in Sugar before a midday setback and a renewed but cautious advance into the afternoon.
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Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Bears
Consolidated Gas
Wisconsin Central
Colorado Coal
Tennessee Coal
Chicago Gas
Reading
Brie
International
Norfolk & Western
New River
Central Pacifics
Oregon
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
London Financial Markets Update January 9
London market bulletin records afternoon rates for Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Mexican ordinary, Reading, Mexican Central, and others with prices in fractions. It cites bullion drawn from the Bank of England, weekly bullion change, and Bank of England reserve ratio, plus a Bank of France weekly statement showing decreases in gold and silver.
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London
Atlantic & Great Westernursts
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Mex Aean
St. Paul Dominion
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Bank of England
Bank of France
Hearing on Mrs. Abbott license for children's home in Roxbury
The Board of Health held a morning hearing on Mrs. E. Abbott's petition to keep a lyings in hospital at Dearborn place Roxbury. She testified she has resided there over three years caring for infants and takes babies to board while housing orphans. Officials referenced lack of records of adoptions and discussed the establishment's needs before closing the session.
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City Board of Health
E. Abbott
Dearborn Place
Roxbury
Shurtleff
Fae
Draper
Cummings
Frank B. Fay
The
Society For the Prevention of Key To Children
Abbott
Steam Fitters Plan Feb Ball and Constitution Revisions
The Steam Fitters' Association met in St Stephen's Hall and arranged a ball for Feb 1 in Cotillon Hall Mechanics' building. They began revising their constitution and bylaws while many members are reported on the sick list and $58 was appropriated toward their re-
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Steam Fitters’ Association
St. Stephen’s Hall
Cotillon_ Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Market Report: Commodities Steady to Firm Across Foods
Wool and rye flour show firmness while oats and Graham flour stay dull. Cottonseed meal and malt run dull. Butter weak, eggs steady, poultry firm, potatoes in fair demand, sweet potatoes firm, and pork products in good demand. Fruits and meats mixed, with Florida oranges and med fruits firm and fresh beef steady.
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Florida
Almeria
Print cloth market steady in Fall River sales
In Fall River on January 9 the print cloth trade moved quietly with about 25,000 pieces solid at 342e, mostly odds and a few sixes, the first sale by agents in three weeks in this city.
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Fall River
Leather market steady with modest week of sales
Leather dealers report little change through the week due to year-end stock-taking. A firmer demand emerges as buyers show interest in cheaper crude and certain hides, though overall prices stay low with plentiful supply. Quality varies across hides, calf, and hemlock leather, while output remains cautious amid ongoing market adjustments.
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Messrs Palen
Buenos
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Woburn
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