Wool, Wheat and Wool Prices In Boston Trade Report
New York stock sales show 275 472 shares traded with bank listings and prices. Boston and Cincinnati wool markets described as steady to firmer with varied prices for unwashed and delaine wools. strong demand noted for Texas and Oregon wools and a general quiet market in many categories. Cattle and livestock markets report declines in Western cattle prices, steady sheep and lamb prices, and active milch cows and veal calf sales in Maine and New England yards.
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New York
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Watertown
Brighton
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
J Melloy & Son
A Stone
J Cibby & Son
W Scollans
J S Henry
J Wieler
J C
Libby & Son
F H Coolidge
G A Sawyer
F Gosselyn
J A Hathaway
Farrell & McFlynn
GA Sawyer
Crafford & Lunnis
H Walker & Son
A A Monroe
Farrell & Nagle
Russell
Ot Sonia
Mich
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
H A Wilcox
JC Libby & Son
Dow & Moulton
W Meloy
J B Sargent
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Money Market Stays Tight as Funds Remain Scarce
The Boston money market remains stringent with loanable funds scarce and rates stable. Discounts range 5 to 8 percent, call loans with collateral 7 to 8 percent. New York funds discount 15 to 20 cents per $1000. Stock activity weak as market nerves hold, with Wall Street turmoil influencingBoston prices and debt sales.
Edison Electric Aluminating Co Declares 1 Percent Dividend
The Edison Electric Aluminating Company of New York announces a dividend of 1 percent.
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Edison Electric Aluminating Company of
New York
Wall Street stock market weak amid broad declines and dull trading
In New York July 138 money on call eased to 4 6 percent with last loan at 6 and prime mercantile paper at 4 1 2. Stocks opened weak and stayed heavy with notable declines in New England Lake Shore Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis. coal stocks also weak. A late rally failed. rail bond sales reached 685000 as various issues traded lower or held near reduced bids.
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Oie National Bank
Nion
Nj Peional Bank
Hiverett
S National Bank
Surrey
Ing
Hide and Leather National Bank
Webster National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Wit & Lb
Oott Cotton Mills
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Acdue Mail
Bates Manut
Gomreteria Pullman Pal
Worcester, Nashua & Roch, RR
W. Union
Norwich & Worcester R RR
Concord Panne Sna
Cheshire
Closin Man
Ha Oor
Central Ait of
Iowa
W. Deb
Cambridge Horse
L. Ae
Dastern
D& R
Gt. P
Boston & Lowell
S. P
Old Colony
Cin
Sand. & Cleve RR
Columbus, Sprin & Cinn
Cheshire Railroad
Kan
I Tex
Ists
I Tex. P
Jamaica Plain
Boston Gaslight Co
RBI
N. Pac
U. Pac
Boston & Colorado
W. Shore
Bay State Live Stock Co
Ate Express
Reece Nome Eens
Belle Isle
Ontario
Boston
Con
Mont
Kingman, Pratt & West
Plymouth
Rutland
Burl. & Qu
Con.Cal
Col. Coal
Second National Bank
Hl Cristo
National Bank of Commerce
Colombian ‘National Bank
Globe National Bank
Union National Bank
Boston National Bank
Il Atlantic Cotton Mills
Douglass Axe Company
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Jackson Manufacturing Co
Lancaster Mills
National Tube Works
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Franklin Company
Manchester Mills
Boott Cotton Mills
Middlesex Mills
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Rutland RR
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Con
Fitchburg RR
Boston & Maine Ae
Hastern
N. N
Boston & Albany
Ames Sword Co
Boston Wharf
United States
Washington I. & M. Ins
New Hampshire
Cincinnati
Bangor
New York & New Hagtend
Old Colony RR
Atchison Union Depot & RR
Boston Art Club
Lake Champ
Alloncz
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Lys Brunswick Antimony
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Wee Se
Aspinwall
Boaton
9 &Y
Broookline
San Diego
Lew
West Ind
Lis
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacifics
Atlantic & Pac. Inc
Cal
Southern Incomes
Chi
Kan, & Western Bs
Kan, & Western Inc
Bk Astern Aa
Nh Ilroads
L. Rook & Ft. Smith
Tex. Central
Central
Ase
Eng
Ches. & Ohio Eee
Bokoke IB
Wis
Chi. & Alton
Atch
Topeka & S. Pe
Pacific
Boston & Es Fa
Boston & Maine
Il Cleve
Renee W
E. Mlinois
Col
Burl. & Northern
del. & Fi
Lols Jurl. & Quincy
del. & L
California Southern
Den
R.G
Central of
Slass
Erie
San
Cleveland
Clave
Canton
Cleve
Fitchburg
Fort Wayne
Flint
Houst
Texas
Isi
Kemp
Central Ee
Maine Central
Tex
Union Pacific
Bent H. Tre
Wisconsin Central. Com
Uae
Eley
Wisconsin Central
Mem
Hell
Ae Central
Eaee
New
Erle Telephone
Vinn
St. Ee
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Pullman Palace
Miss. Paci
M. & IO. Fais
M. & TS Ee Ae
Nash. & Chat
J. Cent
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
N & W. Pref
Bowman
N. Y
Lord
Ohio & Miss
Oregon
Lord Acoustic
Fiekthla
Agus
Boston Rapid Transit
Pittsburg
Oknt Lho
IV Rich
Dantener
M. Ates
American Water Works Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Denver
Detroi
Minneapolis
New England
Providence
Portland
Maine
Worcester
Springfield
Massachusetts
New York Stock Exchange
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Hamilton & Dayton
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Pat Consols
Chicago & Pacific Los
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Brie
Pensacola & Atlantic
New York City & Northern
New Orleans Pacific
South Carolina
Shenandoah Valley Generals
Ohio Southern
Alton & Terre Haute
Wool market remains steady as purchases drift in slow trade
The wool market is unchanged with dull trade and small sales. Large lots move only at concessions as new wool arrives. manufacturers keep out, buying only to meet necessities. The National Association of Wool Manufacturers pushes for tariff aligned action while Treasury confirms duty on angora nails. Philadelphia and western markets show weak demand and slow transactions amid high foreign prices.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Department
New York
Ohio
Georgia
Texas
California
Oregon
India
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Canada
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Louisville
St. Louis
California Fruit Union Sells Shipments in Boston Sales
The California fruit union of 600 growers, handling 1500 to 2000 car loads, offers bi weekly and tri weekly sales in Boston via H Harris Co. The first car arrived and sold with Bartlett pears at 3 37 per box and Hale’s early peaches at 2 25. Next sale Friday. Blake & Ripley Boston agents.
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California Fruit Union
Boston
Messrs. H. Harris & Co
California
Speer Robe Bartlett
Hale
New England
Blake & Ripley
Flour Market Firmer With Anticipated Price Rise
July market notes show flour prices advancing as Millen bids rise and trade remains backward. Buyers, especially jobbers, grow more active with spring and winter patent quotes up about ten cents. Corn trade shows no change.
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Everett National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Chicago
West
Dochoice
Valley Oregon
Wyoming Fine
Delaine
Montana Fine
Doaverage
North
Do Mediaen
Kentucky
Texas Med
Montevideo
Cal Pee
Brighton and Watertown Yards
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Eastern
N. B
Kaneas
Liverpool
Istrian
Scandinavian
Glasgow
Combs & Farrar
Dwyer & Lavene
A Brackett
Glee
J C Libby
Horse Market
J C Libby & Sor
W G Townsend
Brighton Yards
Monroe
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
A & Pacine
Ban Diego Ld
uBs West
M. A& Pine
Ny&n
Cai
Erie Tel
Een Ee
Atlantic Mg
Bonanza Mp
Conn & P
Ny&ne
Swe
A&p Inc
Bell
T& F
B&n
K& W
M& Bobs
O&l
Bonanza
Huron
Oxsceda
Lamson SS
East
San Diego Mg
West End
T&sf
At & Pac
B& Albee
B&em
Ors&n
Fairchild
New York Sub-Treasury
Henry S. Ives
Baltimore & Ohio
Bears
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Short Line
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New Mexico
Chicago, Burlington& Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Connecticut & Passumpsie
New York Commercial Bulletin
London Cables
Messrs. A. Strauss & Co
London
Coper
Europe
Bell Telephone
Howard Stockton
W. H. Forbes
Messrs
H. Venner & Co
Basset, Whitney & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau ST
Boston Consolidated
Ielding
R. L. Day & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Congress Street
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, N
the American Water Works
C.H. Venner & Company
W. T. Hatch & Sons
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Woodbury & Moulton
Portland, ME
Foreign Financial Markets
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
Chicago Markets
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