Money Market Mixed with Rail and Stock Activity in Boston
The Boston money market shows little change with a small advance in the clearing house rate. Time loans run 3.14 to 5 percent, call loans 2 3/4 to 3 1/2 percent. Merchants' Bank transfers over 4 million from New York. Trading dull then steadier, Atchison and Burlington & Quincy moves dominate with rumors of control and potential leases. Bond offerings, foreign exchange, and earnings reports are noted amid broad market activity and list of rail and industrial stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
Merchants’ Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savanseh
Washington
Ranes
H. L. Hollins & Co
Vanderbilt
Northwest
Rock Island
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
Bears
Gould
Huntington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
New York ‘Times
San Luis
Potosi
Wisconsin Central Common
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Wisconsin Central
Isconsin
Norther Pacific
Milwaukee
Lint & Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Clinton
Springfield
Eastern
New York & Newngland
West End
Old Colony
Old Colony Road
Trust
Sonora
Kansas
Chicago, Kansas, & Western
Chicago & West Michigan
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Lamson
Sullivan
San Diego
Aspinwall
Lamvine
Jabor
Dividends Listed By Banks On Stockholders Dates
Dividend notices show rates across several banks including National Bank of South Weymouth First National in New Bedford Naropa Bank of Commerce Citizens National Bank Mechanics National Merchants National Andover National Fall River National Bank Fall River Savings Bank South Danvers National Peabody Wollaston National Quincy National South Eating Old Boston National Bank and payable dates April 1 with per share amounts and record dates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
C. O. Burbank
Watson
C. H. Ward
Johnson Vivian
Thomson-Houston
American Waltham Watch Company
Ea National Bank
South Weymouth
Bedford
First National Bank
Naropa Bank of
Wollaston National Bank of Quincy
Sao N. National Bank of South
Old Boston National Bank
Recor
Stock and Bond Orders Executed in Three Cities
Stock and bond orders were executed in Boston New York and Philadelphia. The report notes institutional trading activity across major financial hubs with details on volumes and counterparties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Stock and Bond Brokers
State Street
Market declines in Union Pacific and Reading stocks drag list
Atchison Union Pacific and Northwestern show weak tone with Union Pacific and Atchison leading the losses. Reading weakens, other stocks soften late, bonds active with mixed gains. Copper closes firm. Bank of France gold and silver rise. Buenos Aires bourse resumes after bullion time-bar decree rescinded.
Money market and bond rates steady in New York trading
Money call easy with rates 24e 4 and last loan 3, closing 3, prime mercantile paper 444 6 4. Bar silver at 92%. Sterling dull but firm with 4.86 for sixty day bills and 4.88 for demand. Posted 4.86 to 4.89. Government bonds dull and firm. Bond market quiet. stock trading thinned after noon with Reading remaining active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Foreign Market Snapshot London March 28
Markets show consolidations with Consols near 987 16 for money and 98 1 2 for account. Atlantic Great Western firsts 33, Canadian Pacific 524, Erie 28 1 2, Mexican ordinary 44, St Paul 64 4 3, New York Central 109, Reading 22, Pennsylvania 55, Mexican Central firsts 71. Open market discount 2 1 4 per cent. Paris advices yen 3 per cent at 85 francs 65 centimes account. India council bills allotted at a 1 16 decline per rupee. Copper cash 39 10s, three months 39 5s. Market quiet. copper shares weak. Bank of England bullion balance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Allonez
Seeesse Guc Arnold
Railro Avs Atlantic
Bonanga “Devel't
Anee
B.S Ont
Ee Nner
Tenison
Dunkin
Brunk
I & Air GL
Baee Vee
Tronton
Pacite
Ener
Kearsar Ee
CBN
Nationa
Lowa
Ches
Chio
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Chi & Alton
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Sneer C
Boston
W. P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Clev
Col
TOV
Campovelle
Chi & E. Ml
Bay
del. & H
Maverick
East Tenn
Tees
Penobscot
San Diego
Caeeesees
Sullivan
Aeene
Erie
Topeka
West End
Fort Wayne
Esee Leys
Hocking Val
Wollaston
Essessicors
Ve Hous
Low Island
Louis, & Nash
Louis, & Nee
Eeee Sane
Ance
Buss
L. G
St. L
Ohio
Kan
Essex
Hexy Do Inc
Con
Ats & WV
Pacific
Wis
Kik H
Ft. S
Yu F & St. L
Ft . S
Ohio. ? Sills
West
Oregon
Enee
Rock Island
Eveee Uguy
Rome
P. D.O
L. C. Con
St. Paul
Pueb. & A
Utland
St. Ferd
Southern Kan
Tex. Ho
Texas
L’acific
O. C
Sonora
U. Pacific
St. J
Utica & B. R. Ener ' Ee
Union Si
L. E
Do Inc
Sane
Top
S.F. Csesescs
Pacific Mail
Atlantic & Cern
Sve
Cuess R
Pullman Pal
Boston & Albany
Union
Boston & Lowell
American Oil
Boston & Maine
Central of Mass
Sugar Trust
Il da C
B.& Neen Enrege
Cameron Coal
Canton
Conn
River
Geb. Sp. & Cing. sess +s
N.W
Det
Cen. P
O. Nav
D.& RG
Dd, & m Lh
Fitchburg
Flint & P.M
St. P
K. C
Ft. S. & Gulf
Lets
Den
Sts
KC. Op
Iota
Suiver
L. K
Tex
Maine
N. W
W. Shore
Ewes
MININ
Northern
Eeeseees Ee Ener
Amador
Col. Chis
Ontario
Summit Branch
Col. Coal
Ophir
Union Pacific
Eves
Con. C. & Ah
Ymonth
Ascies
Wisconsin Central
el Cristo
Eureka
Exchequer
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
India Council
Bank of Eng
Commercial Market Summary Shows Steady Conditions Across Goods
Wool and leather trade quiet while hides dull. Flour and oats quiet. corn dull. rye flour slow. Graham flour dull. cornmeat moderate demand. Butter quiet. cheese firm. potatoes easy. Oranges, lemons steady. cranberries dull. Pork weak. fresh beef plentiful. raw sugars strong. refined sugars firm. tallow steady. oleomargarine dull.
Wool market steady amid low movement and scarce desirables
The wool market shows no new features with buyers cautious and спрос limited. Demand remains for sample bales and fine wools, while interior and seaboard supplies stay tight, keeping prices largely unchanged across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and other regions.
Leather Receipts Surge Across Various Formats
The week saw receipts of 10 146 rolls 8722 bolls 1608 bales 381 cases 2846 bags 226 pigs 93489 sides and 27 cars. Last year the same week showed different totals.
Weeklong receipts and steady leather market quotes
Receipts totaled 11 947 rolls 6711 bolls 2510 bales 300 cases 2029 bags 197 pkgs 119 687 sides and 20 cars. Weekly hides receipts 223 bales 1662 bolls 608 numbers dry hides 8 bales 29 bolls 2449 numbers green hides 486 bdl s 1419 numbers skins 241 bales 444 bdl s 169 cases 155 numbers calfskins 65 bales 270 bdl s 669 numbers pelts 257 bolls 99 numbers. Last year receipts show declines in most categories. Demand for leather remains fairly active with steady prices and broad activity across wax, hip, grain, buff, and split leathers though rough leather quiet. Prices quoted for various hides and finished leather reflect modest movement with firming in some grades and a generally balanced supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Cordova
Entre Rio
Grain markets signal bears as July wheat leads dull trade
Farnum Reardon report dull wheat trading with July activity dominant amid favorable crop outlook and dry weather. New York and Antwerp markets show weakness while Northwest remains bearish. corn and oats follow with subdued moves and varied cash quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
New York
Antwerp
S Williams & Co
St Louis
Grain Prices and Markets Across Cities
Reports show mixed activity in corn wheat and oats with dull or steady tones. Prices for No 2 white and No 3 varieties quoted across Chicago Detroit Toledo St Louis New York and Minneapolis as futures and spot values shift amid light demand and quiet calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
New York
City
Southern
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Bush
Detroit
Toledo
Peoria
Minneapolis
Graham
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The
Massachusetts National Bank OF Boston
China
W. A. French
Gnas
W. Pexains
Cashier
Interibure Railroad
Massachusetts
Blake Bros. & Go
State St
Nassau St
LEE, Wigginson & CO
Kansas City , Belt Line Railroad
FISI
RST
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Consolidated
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Eastern Railway Co
Ist
Paul, Minneap
S & Manitoba Railway
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Col. Ry. Co
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York City
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Franklin
Lestone
Little Rock
Ambell
Eer Et Ene
Aspinwall Land
Lamoine Land
Sullivan Arbor Land
West End Land
Allonea Mining
Bonanz
Bost & Mont Min
Cal & Mecia
Aero Eeeeeweenyes P&s
E & St
Y&ned
Erree
Lr&f Sis
Bonanza Minin
Os & Mont Min
Quincy
Seeee
Banta Fe Mining
Reces
Dobb
Separaeers
Eastern Pleas
Flint & Pe Diar Peeeeteee
Ny&n Mex Cen. Bapteasteeers
Tneereeee
West End K Pief
Cob Ave
Apeporope Acaregate
Aes Bs
Northwestern
Dulness
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Brooklyn Elevated
Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Utah Southern General
Richmond & Danville
Wabash
Tennessee Coal
Tennessee Division
Atlantic & Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Purchase
Morris & Essex
Houston & Texas
Long Island
Metropolitan
Bank of England
Comptoir d’Escompte
Société Des Metaux
Rio Tinto
Bank of France
Société Des Métaux Cer
California
Fet & Belcher
Sava A
Sierra Nevada
Con, Cal, & Vareees
Union Conef
Crown Point
Utan
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Nevada Queen
Mexican
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
SALES
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Thomson-Rogeien Hoc
Rélson Phonograph
Robinson-Foster
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter & CO
Balers & Commission
Washington ST
Seaboard
Marseilles
Liverpool
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Territory
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Georgia
Pains
Nebraska
Tine Valley
Medium Valley
Washington Territory
Cape
Aleppo
Angora
Assyrian
Donskoi
East India
Kandahar
Juria
Bagdad
Boston Markets
Western
Dakota
Deadwood
Chase National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
William H. Lincoln
Jerome Jones
Franklin Street
C.S. Tuckerman
Milk Street
William W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Joseph Burnett
Central Street
George
Parker
Kilby Street
S. M. Houghton
Sec’y
ONE
Thomson
Houston
Electric Company New Stock
R. D. Wilson & CO
Room
Suffolk Trust Investment Co
H. B. Quimby & CO
Keoom
Globe Block
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Union Debenture Company
Water Street
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman, Kansam& Office
Bromfield Street
New York Exchange
Bauebleln & CO
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