Money Market in Boston Easy with Clearing House Loans
The Boston money market remained easy with bank loans at the Clearing House around 1 percent. General market time loans ranged 4 to 6.2 percent, call loans with collateral 2 to 6 percent, and call money still out at 6 percent. Clearing House balances loaned at 1.2 percent, New York funds quoted par to 16 cents per $1000 discount. exchanges up from a year ago. Bond and stock activity mixed, with Wisconsin Central and other issues showing gains and losses, copper and railroad earnings reported, and several company statements and reorganizations noted in this wide financial snapshot.
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Boston
New York
Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Loreal
Boston Bank
Trust arrangement shifts control of railroad stock
In a plan proposed after last April proxies were sought for an annual meeting, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company adoption of a ten year trust would vest voting power in designated successors while a Stock Trust Certificate structure would grant holders the benefits of the deposited shares and provide for return of shares at trust end, with listings sought on the New York, Boston, and London exchanges.
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Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
George C. Mayoun
Lthomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
John J. McCook
Boston
SAB Deposid& Lause Company
Milk Street
New York
Loston
London
Sales Reported by Wilson W Fay And Co
A fragment from a historical classifieds page shows prices and items with little context. It lists various goods and amounts including drills and tools, metals, and supplies with scattered figures such as 17.50 and 22.00. The legible items include Fourth ChHff Land and Reece Gution Hole Mach. with limited descriptive detail.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Don Isnrique
Reece Gution
New York stock sales show steady trade amid weak demand
Transactions total 256,890 shares with prices for day and Saturday close. Dry goods markets remain muted by unseasonable weather and an epidemic, though cotton goods demand holds for spring and summer. Prices trend higher as raw materials rise, with notable gains in blue denims and sheetings. prints stay steady while wash and printed cottons sell well. Flour and grain markets report quiet activity in Boston, New York, Chicago, and St Louis with mixed receipts and stable price ranges.
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China
Otis Axa
Amoskeay
Clifton
Bloney
Fall River
Providence
Messrs
Remington & Davos
Electric Stocks and Market Notes from Prescott & Co
Electrical stock tickers and market snippets list Thomison Houston Thomson taves Electric Welding Union Electric Car and Eastern electric as active items. The terse entry notes prices and percent changes while signaling varied issuer names and listings without full context.
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Thomison-Houston
Thomson-taves
Union
Eastern Electric
Mal Bons
Wvcsu Rouse
Pri
New York Financial Market Report Closes Mixed on Jan 13
Money on call narrows to 4 to 12, last loan at 6.5 percent. Government bonds steady, stocks pressured after noon with Reading and coal shares dropping, Jersey Central and Delaware & Hudson weak, New England and Wheeling & Lake Erie showing strength. Bond activity modest with Kansas & Texas and Reading issues leading the day, market ends quiet and firm on a late rally.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Col. Coal
Fek
Reading
Bears
Jersey Central
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
New England
Wheeling & Jake Evie
Maarket
Kansas & Texas
Kansas& Texas 7S
Reading Firsts
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Northwestern
Louisville & Nashville Cecilian Branch
Minneapolis & St Louis
Chattanooga
New Jersey Midland
Peosia
Joceatur & Evansville
Louisville Southern
Cleveen & Canton Firsts
Hocking Valley
Omaha Consols
Telegraph Bond Prices and Market Quotes Summary
London market notes show Atlantic & Great Western firsts trading around 66 with Canadian Pacific at 78, Erie at 104, and Mexican Central at about 71. Discount rates for short and three month bills hover near 4 3/4 percent with updates on St Paul common and Reading in the 18s to 19s range.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Central
Peninsyivnia
Commercial Matter Roundup of Dry Goods and Markets
Cotton goods are firm while woollen goods are dull and oats unchanged. Cotton and flour show strength, corn and rye steady, barley and milseed dull, potatoes and sweet potatoes firm, beef quiet, pork products in good demand, fresh beer firm, and various fruits and nuts showing mixed but steady demand. Agriculture and trade items appear with multiple firm, dull, or steady readings.
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Florida
Almeria
Print cloth market dull with few transactions
Fall River reports a dull firm print cloth market on January 13 with minimal sales and three below price offers for G4s. Mills generally hold back while futures trend downward across the sector.
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Fall River
Prolonged cold needed to revive winter cloth trade
The article notes market inactivity due to mild weather. Wholesale clothiers refrain from ordering overcoats, expecting to procure assortments later if winter returns. Linen and blanket trades show little activity while dress fabrics focus on spring deliveries. Strong demand remains uncertain amid uncertain temperatures.
Wool market steady with firm prices and hopeful outlook
Domestic wool shows little change with fine washed fleeces in steady demand. Ohio de laine high at 1 3/4 pence, Michigan at 0.83 pence. Territory heavy shrinkage wools cheap. Bradford market report notes cheerful tone, renewed confidence, and steady business as prices recover.
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Ohio
Bradford
Ing
Dee
Cotton Trade Buoyant As Prices Rise On Market Week
The cotton markets were firmer last week with spot middlings at 10s 10.1d per pound, while port receipts dropped and interior demand rose. For the week ending Jan 10 total receipts reached 139,826 bales, down from prior weeks, with total receipts since Sept 1 at 4,482,545 bales. The visible supply stood at 3,210,826 bales, including stocks in Britain and other ports. The New York Dry Goods Economist notes Northern spinners have bought 24,000 bales less than last year, but cot ton holders remain confident the crop will meet spindle demand.
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New York
Etter
Mexican Central
New England
Preferred
Boston
Lamson
Dommon
Portage Lake Mining Gazette
National
Minnesota
London
Europe
Boston Stock Exchange
Brunswick Manganese Company
St. Martins
St. Jos County
N. B
Oliver Street
Herbert H. D. Pierce
George D. Hall, Jr
James A. Tilden
W. R. Stockbridge
John A. Loring
Gulf
Weil
Liverpool
Great Britain
Continental
East Indies
Grain futures and commodity quotes from Boston and Chicago markets
Reporting wires show scattered grain prices and futures in multiple markets. Wheat, corn, and oats quotes appear for January through July contracts, with bid and asked prices. also note various regional closing prices including New York St Louis and Minneapolis summaries for wheat corn and oats supply and market expectations.
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Chicago
Farnuin, Reardon & Co
Boston
Yas
Oebab
Pealsee Selista
Alee Minyisco
Ulus
Pork
Fey
Jeha
New York
St Louis
Alianeapolis
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railroad Company
Union Ypyrust Company OF
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Atghison Reorganizaton
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Pullman Palace Car Co
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Peat Suir Refineries
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NEW York Financial
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