Boston Money Market Report on Rates and Bank Deposits
The Boston money market remains quiet yet easy with abundant funds at the clearing house. Government deposits and New York funds show mixed movements while rates for long term and call loans range from five to six percent, and a high level of trading in railroad stocks and mining shares is noted alongside concerns from Reading and Chicago budget reports.
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San Diego
East Boston
Brookline
Boston Land
State House
Boston
Newport
New England
West End
Wollaston
London
Lake Copper
New York
The
Metal Exchange
Arnold
Ridge
Tamarack
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Franklin
Osceola
Dunkin
Quincy Mining Company
Pewabie Mining Company
Congress Street
Newabie Copper Company
Michigan
Pewabic Mining Company
D. L. Demmon
Financial notes on shares and dividends from multiple firms
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad offers preferred stock at 125 dollars per share. Insurance Company of North America in Philadelphia pays a semi annual 74 1/2 percent dividend. South Weymouth Savings Bank declares 2 percent. Wellfleet Savings Bank pays semi annual 2 percent. Ir Mining Company offers 4 dollars per share payable February 15. Quicksilver Mining Company issues 2 percent quarterly payable February 1.
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Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain Railroad Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
South Weymouth Savings Bank
Wellfleet Savings Bank
Ir Mining Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Market closes with dull strength amid mixed bond moves
Trading stayed mostly quiet and narrow with railroad and Missouri Pacific showing weakness and steadiness. Reading and Western Union led gains as overall prices held near best levels. several bonds advanced while others fell, with total railroad bond sales at 1 518 000 and key issues cited at varied highs and lows.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Arkansas & Texas
Reading
Western Union
Lackawanna
Hocking Coal
Arkansas
Texas
Jersey Central
Northwestern
Hocking Valley
Mackinac & Marquette
Metropolitan
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Central Pacific
Central Pacific Land Grants
Quincy & Toledo
Louisiana & Missouri River
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Wabash
Richmond & West Point
New York Stock Sales Jan 12 Market Snapshot
Today's transactions total 147 300 shares with sales breakdown across listed issues. Data include opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for today and the previous closing, detailing share movements and values in the session.
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New York
San Francisco
Cal
Looinbvajo
Rest & Belcher
Ophir
Con
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Os Union Oolici
Utah ii
LAO Eureka
Gowd & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Commonwealth
Art Mexican
Nevada
North Belle Isle
Money on call and mercantile paper figures in New York market
New York financial brief notes money on call easy from 2 to 41, last loan 2, closing 344. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5l 71, bar silver 9634, sterling exchange dull and steady. Actual business at 4.84 4.8414 for 60 day bills and 4.3642 4.86% for demand. Govern-
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London and Paris Money Markets Report and Bank Rates
London financial news notes Consols at 10211 16 for money and 10113 16 for the account. United States bonds quoted, Bank of England cuts discount rate to 30 y per cent, bullion increase of £245000 in a week. Paris Bank of France weekly statement shows a 6,475,000 decrease. Havana treasury accepts Mexican silver at 80 cents on the dollar.
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Boston
General Market Corporation
News Bureau
White
Congress
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
New Orleans
Commercial
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
London
Bank of France
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Kansas Board of Railroad Commissioners
Alton
Wabash
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Army Engineers
War Department
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Mexican Central
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Varis
Paris
Havana
Progress of Electricity at Merchants Club Banquet
At the Boston Merchants Club January banquet guests included Governor Ames and Prof Cross of the Institute of Technology. E H Johnson discussed electricity's growth, Edison lab improvements, and plant investments while Blake Jaques Whitney and others spoke on telephony and electric motors.
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Boston Merchants’ Club
Professor Cross
The
Institute of Technology
E. H. Johnson
New York City
Clarence J. Blake
W. W. Jacques
C. A. Coffin
Lynn
H. M. Whitney
Beacon Society
J. H. Benton, Jr
Stopford Brooke
Governor Ames
Richard Briggs
Edison
New Jersey
Johnson
United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Blake
Jaques
New York
London
Whitney
Mr. Johnson
Messrs. Benton
Coffin
Calvin A. Richards
Richmond and Danville reports strong earnings and assets
The annual report shows Richmond and Danville net earnings of 2,067,804 with net income after rentals and interest of 584,786 and 240,022 spent on construction. The balance sheet lists floating debt of 2,433,060 and assets including cash 552,577 due from agents 770,495 bills receivable 620,613 securities 4,248,885 and advances to leased lines 1,125,510.
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Richmond & Danville
Harnings
Norfolk & Western
Evansville & Terre Haute
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago & Atlantic
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
St. Louis
Arkansas
Texas
Louisville
San Antonio & Aransas Vassroad
J. C. Clarke
Sinois Central Railroad
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Clarke
Oregon Improvement Company
Ashland
Wis
Northern Pacific Road
Demnity
Northern Pacific Company
New York Central
London Stock Exchange
Benin
Tradespeople and Firms Listed Across U S Cities
A compiled roster lists numerous names and firms from Albany to Wilkesbarre including W II freeman Addison NY G W Farnam Perry Mason & Co Buffalo and Chicago based brokers. The document reads like a directory of agents and representatives with firms such as Ramsdell Sweet & Co Carroll Acamns & Co Mantonya Goldsmith Rosenthal Goldsmith and Co and others in multiple states.
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Albany
Buffalo
Ramsdell
Sweet
Sweet & Co
Run
Baltimore
Carroll
Carroll, Acamns & Co
Chicago
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
Goldsmith of Rosenthal
Goldsmith & Co
Marka
Craw
Cincinnati
A Wailer
J Waver Sons & Co
Dubuque
Vogel
U S
Greenville
Humphreys
Kansas City
Hall & Co
Philadelphia
Veon
Lippincott
Lippincott, Son & Co
Penn
Bainbridge
Barkersburg
Dils
Dis & Son
Quincy
J Metzer
Metzer & Ireburg, Craw
St Louis
J Frank
Adler, Frank & Co
Commercial Market Summary Shows Broad Steadiness Across Goods
Wool and leather hold steady while hides and corn lag with dull notes. Flour, oats, bean demand, grass seeds, potatoes, hay, poultry, tallow, cranberries and Florida oranges show firmness or fair demand. Beef, pork, lambs, veals and sugars remain steady or quiet with mixed activity.
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Florida
Wool Market Faces Quiet Week With Steady Prices
The wool market held steady last week with firm demand for desirable wools and little change in fleeces in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Michigan, Oregon, California, and Texas wools show varied activity. imports, exports, and production figures are noted, while debates over Donskoi washing methods and Alta California’s review shape industry chatter.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Missouri
Territory
Texas
Oregon
California
Odessa
Alta California
Boots and Shoes Market Signals Busy Demand
The boot and shoe trade shows a healthy tone with factories restarting after holidays. Demand rises in plough shoes brogans calf boots and women s grain and goat and kid lines. Rubber boots stay active after snow storms and shipments totals compare with prior years.
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New England
Leather and Hides Quiet Market With Steady Prices
The leather market shows quiet demand for finished leather with samples only. Wax and hip leather hold firm while Brogan leather remains quiet at steady prices. Bed grain and buff leather see steady or good activity, and rough leather remains quiet with unchanged prices.
Leather market shows steady demand and firm prices
The report notes dull cheaper calf skins but steady prices overall. Hemlock sole leather is quiet with moderate demand. crop sole leather is scarce. Export demand is quiet with 20,963 total co leather exported last week. Hides trade is cautious, New England hides easy, foreign hides slow. Prices for various leather types and hides are listed with specific grade ranges and ounce-based values.
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New England
West
Brighton
Buenos
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Flour and Grain Market Report from January 12
The market remains firm with quiet trade and few sales for small lots. Flour prices range from $2.50 to $5.60 per barrel for various grades, cornmeal and oats show firmer footing, oats to ship quoted at 44 to 45 cents, and millfeed and barley prices steady to weak as demand stays moderate.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Ryu
New
New York
Choice
Butter and Cheese Markets Stay Steady in Wholesale Trade
Butter demand remains steady with small lot sales and various regional prices. Northern creameries show quiet activity while prices hold for Western and New York creamery items. Vermont and Eastern lines show mixed values. Cheese market remains steady with firm tone for all kinds and Northern cheese around 12 to 12 1/2 cents.
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Boston
New York
Vermont
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Springfield
Memphis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
California Southern
Pullman
Flint & Pete Marquette
Oregon Transcontinental
Columbus
Boston & Maine
Eastern
Boston & Albany
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Lowell
Rutland
Fremont & Elkhorn
Frenchman's Bay
Newcastle
Middlesex Banking Co
Middletown
Conn
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Conn. Bank
Boeston
Equitable Building
Nativl S. Breayw
Williams & 60
Boston Stock Exchange
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French Bay
Wollaston Oerere
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Canton
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Texas Pacific
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Y Pacific Mail
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Union Pacific Dee
Brey American Oil
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Lamson Store
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Allouez Mining Sereenes
Bonynza Mining
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Canada Mining
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Boston Water Power
Amador Line
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Union Pace RR
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
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Hastman
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Progress OF Electricity
Merchants’ Club
Railroad Matters
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Interior
SHAPE
Oregon Wood
Coast
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Mendocino
Humboldt County
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Delaine
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Maine
Texas Ia Il
Texas Tau
Leclo ES Tamibs
Isies
Georgia Ann
Western Lambs
Caifornia
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Montevideo
Lowdon
Austin Cross
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