Money Market and Stock Activity in Boston and New York
The Boston money market held steady with demand for Joanabis funds strong and general business paper at 5 4 to 6 percent. Clearing house balances and New York funds figures are listed, with government and Sterling rates noted. The New York market shows broad activity. Mexican Central and other securities led gains while unions and rail stocks fluctuated. The piece details prominent stock moves, rights trading, and corporate notes, including Atchison suit developments and Union Pacific matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joanabis
New York
Sterling Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
West End
Ironton Iron Lining
Central Massachusetts
Metropolitan Horse
New England
Summit Branch
Union Pacific
Bonanza
Catalpa
National
Quincy
San Diego Land
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Providence
Cleveland & Canton
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Chicago
Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Quincey
California Southern
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Eastern Illinois
Franklin Mining
Sania
Clarence H. Venner
Supreme Bonet
Comany
Herald
Atchison Company
St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Road
Union Pacific Railway Company
Horticultural Hall
Corps of Engineers
Portage
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Illinois Central
San Francisco Chronicle
California
Riverside
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Flint & Pete Marquette
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New York & New England
Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Albany
Wollaston
San Diego
Boylston Street
Dividend declarations from Connecticut River Railroad and Missouri Pacific
The Connecticut River Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. Missouri Pacific declares a regular quarterly dividend of 134 percent for payment April 1. Books close from March 19 to April 1 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Missouri Pacific
Stock and sales figures with multiple securities noted
A fragmented list shows highest and lowest prices among stocks and bonds. Entries include Boston WP, West End Ld, Wollaston Ld, Union F, and multiple 6s, 5s, and 4s, with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Names like Boylston St, Frenchman’s Bay, and San Diego Ld appear amid scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Pullman
Rutland
U Pac
Sevevnee
T&s
Ironton Iron Co
St Ld
Boston
West End Land
Wollaston Ld
BC St Ry
Cen of
Iowa
Cal So
Cove Eaee
C & East Ill
Fitchburg
Wis Cent
A & Pine
Ci&s Bs
Lou
Ev & St L
Kansas
Bell ‘Telephone
Erie
Bonanza
Franklin
Aspinwall Ld
Boylston St Ld
Frenchman's Bay
San Diego Land
Wollaston Land
Ironton Bron
At & Fae
T&s Fe
B& A
B& M
Boston & Providence
B&n
C&e Ill
Eserves
Cen Mass
NY &Ne
Og &E
Pullman
Summit Br
UN Pac
Sac & Ports
AT & SF
Igre Tere GY
Boylston St
West End Ld
Cgincatarete
Vt Ces
Union F
Essiessee Sos
M. C
B& N
K&w
Suttig Este
C, & W Inc
Sp& M
NY & Negs
Ieee
Catalpa
National
Pacer Angitar
Quincy
Ironton Tron Co
Peas Gcs
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego Ld
Sera Ee
Teese
A&p
Boon Les Ebsie Ene
B&a
Cole
Iiss Cense
Aeesees
MGR
New York Financial Market Summary March Report
Money on call eased from 3 to 6 percent with last loan at 4 and close at 8 4. Government bonds dull, railroads firm, stock market dull yet closing firm near day’s highs. West Point turmoil caused a first hour dip, later recouped with an overall upturn and strong finish despite intraday volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Baltimore & Ohiomegane
Gould
Sage
West Point
Hocking Valley
Bears
Chicago & Milwaukee
Erie
United States and Canadian Rail Stocks Quotes
London markets report mixed stock quotes with U S railway shares listing figures for United States 4s 15154 United States 442s 11556 and Erie 843 Erie seconds 101 Illinois Central 188 New York Central 116 Pennsylvania 59% Reading 193% St Paul common 94 Canada Pacific 61% Mexican ordinary 695% Atlantic and Great Western firsts 485% and other notes in the table dated London March 15.
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Ang
Alt
T. i
Ore & Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
St. le
Cleve. & Co
Col. & IL. Y
Pine
del. & H
Oeais
del. & L
Bos
Oan R R. G
LOO
DBI
POL
Vuverk
East Tenneae
Fort Wayne
le Han
St. Jo
Kua
Tee
Eaks Shore
Vole Lou. & N
Memphis & Ch
Central
Eit Oseakin
St. L.ee
Pactic
Essex
Nash
N. J. Cent
Pacific
Northwestern
Zhou. C
West
Oregon Navola A
Oregon Trans
Panama P
Pittsburg
Sii
Rich
Reading
Dan
W.P
Pre
Roch
Pitts
Rock Island
Ener Oo
Ly St
Paul
Bo, Sup. & O
Texas Pacific
U Pacific
Utica & B
St. L. Vy
Oregon
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal Asean
Union
American Oil
Con
V. Lsts
N. W
St. Ae
S. PP
Pis St. R
Isis
Erie
W. Shore
Xpryuss
Adams
Wells’ Fargo
Alice
Agmador
N. Beil Isl
Bodie
Ontario
Bulwer
Plymouth
Col. Central
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Real estate transfers across Suffolk County and environs
Transactions list numerous land and building transfers dated March 2 to March 8 across Boston areas including Tremont Street Albany Street Wareham Street and East Boston. Names include Cobb Collins Ball Nason Dolan Shedd Baker Leahy Roughan Barrett Page Burnham Olsson and Pease with prices ranging from $1 to $8 000 and mortgaged backs noted for several parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Columbus Avenue
Charles H. Cobb
Charles A. Collins
Tremont Street
William A. Davis
Joshua D. Ball
Durham Street
Rollin H. Allen
George W. Nason
Boston
Lyman Street
Hannah Dolan
Henry C. Angell
Wareham Street
City of
Joseph G. Shedd
Renton Whidden
Albany Street
Timothy D. Baker
Hewlett W. Fisher
Roxbury
John McNally
John P. Leahy
Dolan’s Court
Charlestown
Hingham Mutual Fire Insurance Company
James Roughan
Monument Square
Revere
Henry Barrett
Henry Barrett Et al
Horatio N. Page
Olive Street
Winthrop
David B. Burnham
Matthew B
Anne Olsson
Otis Pease
Bennington Street
Mortgages Filed in Local Real Estate Transactions
Several mortgage records listed including George W. Nason to Franklin Savings Bank on Durham street for 2000 dated March 3 and 12000 on March 8. Additional mortgages include George A. Gibson on Durham street March 3 for 13000 and 18000, Roxanna Eaton to Jacob Berwin on Camden street March 3 for 3000 and 1000, Rollin H. Allen on Durham street March 8 for 16000, Florence E. Belden trustees to Ellen Holden on First street South Boston March 3 for 2000, Renton Whidden to Andreas Blume on Wareham street March 5 for 4800, Charles E. Folsom on Brookside avenue West Roxbury March 4 for 1000, and Athens street and Adams street parcels March 4 for 8000 and 1000 respectively with other related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Nason
Franklin Savings Bank
Durham Street
Ditto
George A. Gibson
Roxanna Eaton
Jacob Berwin
Camden Street
George W. Nasov
Rollin H. Allen
Florence E. Belden
Ellen B. Holden
First Street
Boston
Renton Whidden
Andreas Blume
Wareham Street
Charles E. Folsom
Edwin Smith
Brookside Avenue
West Roxbury
Adans Street
H. Thomas Elder
Louis A. Wyman
Athens Street
Borsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed for Nervous Exhaustion
Dr N B Reap of Chandlersville Illinois testifies to the medicine’s high value in treating mental and nerve exhaustion with sick headaches dyspepsia and reduced vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borsford
Reap
Chandlersville
Ill
Commercial Matters Quiet Market Across Commodities and Provisions
Commodity notes show little movement with most items steady or firm. Fresh beef provisions remain steady while eggs butter cheese and fats hold firm. potatoes demand remains fair and poultry shows no change. Apples stay quiet but firm amid overall stable trading.
February Exports Of Provisions Cotton And Oils
A Washington bureau report shows United States exports for February. Beef and pork products rose to 7 108 943 dollars from 6 169 644, dairy products fell to 205 483 from 481 674, copper oils dropped to 2 400 182 from 3 259 461, and cotton exports climbed to 18 744 246 from 17 261 681, with mineral oils down to 2 400 182 from 3 259 461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
Lumber Market Shows Steady Prices and Light Arrivals
The lumber market remains quiet with light water and rail arrivals. Demand is moderate with steady prices for clapboards shingles and Western lumber. dry hemlock scarce and Southern lumber fair priced. Ottawa and Saginaw reports hint at higher saw costs and mixed future output amid cold conditions in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Ottawa
Saginaw
Northwestern Lumberman
Mich
Saginaw Valley
Chicago Times
A. G. van Schaick
Luwimberman
Wisconsin
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Flinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
New England
New York
Vermont
The Coal Trade Market Edge Remains Quiet
The anthracite coal market shows light demand with active port shipments but little domestic flow beyond Cape Cod. Retailers have cut prices by 25 to 50 cents amid lively competition while gas coals stay quiet with unchanged prices. Cumberland receipts are light and new figures report no sales. In New York, activity is strong across branches while Philadelphia notes unchanged overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
The
Philadelphia Ledger
New York
Anthracite Coal Prices and Stock Versus Last Year
Dealers expect spring coal price cuts amid varied corporate stances. Some larger firms resist reductions while others favor concessions to spur spring purchases. Week ending March 5 shipments reach 622,119 tons, up from 580,662 last year. year to date output at 5,468,188 tons, above 5,369,681 a year ago.
Market Reports March 15 Flour and Grain Prices
The flour market remains dull with weak Western wheat and lower prices on several fancy grades. Corn and oats also move slowly with lower quotes. steady to lower closing bids for steamer yellow and oat calls. Receipts show mixed weekly totals and favorable winter wheat conditions across the belt, with Liverpool and Chicago quotations listed for wheat, corn, oats, and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Bush
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Liverpool
Atlantic Arts
Chicago
Auvil Sc Sess
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Western
Eastern
Butter market holds steady across major U S markets
Prices for fresh butter remain firm with quiet trade. Elgin and Chicago show steady to firm quotes from creamery and Western sources ranging up to 29c for extra firsts and 24c for firsts, while New York and Cincinnati report unchanged or quiet movement. EU and dairy items like cheese eggs and potatoes also show little change amid large receipts and steady quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
St. Louis
New York
Liverpool
Abbott
Cincinnati
Western
New York Creamery
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Vermont
Market Prices for Fruits and Produce Arrivals
Strawberries by the Savannah boat sold today at 20 25 cents per box. A carload of Washington naval oranges bound for California moves to Boston. California green peas and beans expected Wednesday March 16, consigned to George A. Pierce & Co. Prices listed for apples peaches nuts dried fruits and citrus including Baldwin apples from Massachusetts and Maine, greening, Tallman Sweet, Northern Spy, various nuts, evaporated fruits, Valencia oranges, Messina lemons and oranges, Malaga grapes, and Florida oranges with price ranges per box or per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Naval
California
Boston
George A. Pierce & Co
Baldwin
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tallman
Northern Spy
Virginia
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida
Pork and Lard Prices Firm in Market Report
Market note shows firm pork and lard prices with steady beef demand. Veals hold. muttons quiet. Detailed quotations list March through June prices for pork, lard, beef, and related products, including cuts, tongues, shoulders, ribs, and hams with varied per unit quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brighton
Cotton futures and spot markets show steady to dull trade
In Liverpool futures opened steady and closed dull with various March to September spreads. Spot market opened steady with fair demand, middling uplands and Orleans at 65 16 5 percent. Sales totaled 10 000 bales. receipts 24 000 bales. In New York spot closed dull with middling uplands at 97 3 4 cents. Futures opened steady with steady quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
WEY
Bureau of Statistics
N.Y
Boston
Charleston
Mass
Philadelphia
Penn
Baltimore
New Orleans
S. C
Detroit
Mich
Galveston
Tex
Huron
Hee Mobile
Ala
Wilmington
N.C
Yorktown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Water Power
Boston Water Power Company
Supreme Court
Sidney Bartlett
Francis
Rollins
Ronton Tron Mining
Ironton Iron Mining Company
Ontonagon County
Gogebic Range
Samuel P. Snider
J. W. Peace
A. J. Trimble
Nathaniel D. Moore
E.’. M. Prescott
Hurley
International Trust Company
Messrs. M. A. Hanna & Co
Cleveland
Ironton
Colby
Ashland
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Gogebic Iron Range
Milwaukee
Kearsarge Mining Company
Messrs
Horatio Bigelow
Joseph W. Clark
Henry Sayles
Charles van Brunt
R. Kh. Goodhue
Frederick Leck
Transcrpt
Anaconda
Montana
Colusa
Irving A. Evans & Co
Wall Street
Ohio Central
Ohio Southern
Southern California
Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Verie Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Brookline Land
Boston Land
T& SE
Atlantic & Pacific Lst
Eastern Railroad
Ateh
Atlantic & Aoe
Boston & Maine
Central Mass
Canton
Burl
North
East
San
Flint& Pere
Iowa Falls
City
Wee KC
Pringfield & Mein
My Little Stock
Ft Smith
Marg
Hou & Ont
England
S & Lake Champlain
Old Colony
Allonez
Atlantic
Calumet & Hecla
Ort Jatalpa
Ee Oeysceola
Napa
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Stormont
Burton
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Peper
Seenee
Potosi
Bodle Con
Savage Sere
Chollar
Mietre Benen
Crown Point
Utah
Gould & Curry
Hale & Never
Yellow Jacket
Basset, Whitney & Co
Devonshire Street
Stock Exchanges
H. D. Kyle
New York City
Hl, M
Boston Post
Brokers’ Board
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Government Reports
West India
Coal Trade
Minnesota
Selds
Timothy
Clover
Jersey
East Swale
Houlton
Burbanks
Prince Edward Island
Chenangoes
Prince Eawar¢ Island
Nova Scotia
St. Andrew
United States Seaboard
Bush. Bush
Ae Ee
Portland
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