New York Markets Mixed Despite Fort Worth & Denver Drop
New York May 9. Financial news shows dull to firm trading with readings in Reading and New England powering activity while Fort Worth & Denver fell over 2 percent on a shorts settlement. Bond and railroad note prices were steady, closing firm with some fractional gains and overall light turnover of 1,188,000 dollars.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Reading
New England
Fort Worth & Denver
Electionf Stock Exchange
Shorts
Erie
Houston & Texas
Louisville, New Albany
Law and Order League holds fifth annual meeting in Tremont Temple
The Citizens' Law and Order League of Massachusetts elected officers for the year at Tremont Temple. President Rev. Dr. Elmer H. Capen led a report praising liquor-license actions, enforcement efforts, and the rise of branch leagues. Speakers included General A. B. Nettleton and Bishop Henry C. Potter.
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Citizens’ Law and Order League of Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Elmer H. Capen
Rufus 8. Frost
George D. Robinson
Alexander H. Rice
George Henry Quincy
D. Webster King
James Sturgis
L. Edwin Dudley
B. B. Johnson
James Freeman Brown
J E A Holbrook
Christopher R. Eliot
A. Rogers
Frank Foxcroft
J. Henry Blanchard
T. W. Bicknell
Charles T. Barry
Edmund T. Eastman
Dudley
League
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Board
Boston
Suffolk County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Paddock
Temple
Capen
Law and Order League
Hts
New England
A. B. Nettleton
Michigan
Nettleton
Minneapolis
Henry C. Potter
Diocese of
New York
Robinson
Liberty
Herbert Spencer
Long
Money Market Quiet. Clearing Rates Drift Lower
The Money Market opens the week with quiet demand and easier lending. Clearing yard rates show the loaning rate at 4 1/2 percent with general and double-name paper quoted between 4 1/4 and 5 1/2 percent. Loans on call with collateral run 4 to 5 percent. bank balances and New York funds show several changes. The Boston and New York exchanges rise versus last year, while government securities hold near 108 to 110 for 4s. The local stock market remains dull with limited activity and mixed shifts across several rails and utilities, amid London buying interest and scattered price moves in bonds and stocks.<|vq_13721|>
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Reserve Agen's
London
Newark
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Transcontinental
Flint & Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central Common
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago
West Michigan
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Springfield
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg Preferred
Fitchburg
Cheshire
Boston & Providence
New York & New England
Old Colony
Providence
Bostwick
Bell Telephone
Erie
Mee
England
Lamson
Dunkin
Osceola
Calumet & Heela
Calumet & Veela
Atlantic
Liveston
the Herald Tonight
Boudholiders
American Loan and Trust Company
Trust Company
George F. Richardson
G. T. W. Braman
Water Power Company
I. C. Weeks
John Shepard
Braman
Weeks
Shepard
Dividend Declarations Highlight Columbian and Cordis Mills
The Columbian Manufacturing Company declares a dividend of 1000 dollars and Cordis Mills a dividend of 100 dollars. The distributions reflect accumulated earnings over years. Columbian’s capital stock stands at 350000 dollars.
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Columbian Manufacturing Company
Cordis Mills
The
Columbian Company
Market closes with gains across ledgers in London
London May 9 Consols exchange rates and bond figures show modest gains. Atlantic and Great Western firsts trade around 4342, Canada Pacific at 65 percent, Erie seconds near 106 and Illinois Central around 13814. Reading and St Paul listed at 24s and 4s 6d respectively.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Real estate transfers and mortgages in Dorchester and Roxbury
A sequence of real estate transfers and mortgages dated April to May details loans on various parcels in Dorchester Roxbury Winthrop Revere and surrounding areas. Parties include Samuel Williams Joanna Morse Leroy Dinsmore Charles Judkin Emma Young Peter Taft Osgood Caswell Thomas Heman William Jobbing Ira Moore Frederick Yohadld William Murphy and others with sums from 50 to 18000 and properties on streets such as Williams Worcester Centre Middlesex Ashmont Payson Falmouth Fay Jay and Winthrop avenues.
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Samuel Williams
Benjamin C. Hardwick
Williams Street
Joanna 2
Morse
Charles P. Emmons
Worcester Squire
Leroy W. Dinsmore
Charles S. Judkina
Centre Street
Dorchester
Charles Reinhart
Union Institution For Savings
Middlesex Street
Emma L. Young
Henry
Rabbitt
May
Peter M. Taft
Henry H. Richards
Mills Street
Roxbury
Osgood C. Caswell
East Boston Savings
Ira L. Moore Et
Falmouth Street
Frederick Yohadld
Pioneer Cooperative Bank
Winthrop Avenue
Revere
William E. Murphy
Margaret F. King
Jay Street
William Murphy
Fay Street
David W.thomas
William Minot
Union Station Plan for Northern Lines Receives Fresh Interest
Officials on the Boston and Maine and Fitchburg systems revisit integrating the Eastern and Boston and Maine routes at Perkins Street Somerville. A proposed scheme would grade cross Cambridge Street, curve west, skirt the Insane Hospital, cross the Charles River, and place a union station with turn tracks for Lowell and Maine access centered between Lowell and Fitchburg routes.
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Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Road
Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel Deck and Elevator Company
Northern Lines
Perkins Street
East Somerville
Cambridge Street
Insane Hospital
Somerville
Lowell Road
Lowell
Charles River
Maine
Plan to create grand union station by merging four railroads
A proposal outlines elevating and curving Fitchburg tracks toward Lowell to form a four-road union station eliminating grade crossings. It would shift some routes, allow freight on Fitchburg east of Lowell bridge, and have Grand Junction cross beside Fitchburg. Other lines incur modest rerouting for time savings.
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Lowell Bridge
Lowell Station
Grand Union Station
Fitchburg Road
Grand Junction
Fitchburg’s
Boston & Maine
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
The Union Temple Church report shows receipts of 12302 dollars and a balance of 49693. Fifty-two new members were received by letter and experience. total church membership reached 1816, up one. Mission work logged 7725 calls, 115381 sermons, and 2008 tracts in the year.
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UNION
Tremont Temple
Union Temple Church
Swedish Mission Church
Temple
Temple Eneony School
Market Report Keeps Prices Mostly Steady Across Commodities
In today’s update, grains and related goods show firmness or quiet stability. Flour, corn, oats, rye flour, malt, and millfeeds hold steady or firm, while butter, cheese, eggs, and fresh beef show little change. Trading remains modest with several items described as quiet or unchanged.
Market for American pig iron unchanged with quiet demand
The report shows quiet demand across iron markets with steady prices for bar iron and steel plate. Copper and pig lead hold firm or dull, while nails and car builders show activity. new and reopened mines boost supply along New York New Jersey borders.
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Philadelphia
Western Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
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Gray Forge
Eglinton
Glengarnock
Summertee
Gartsherrie
Langloan
New England
London
Market Reports May 9 Flour and Oats Hold Firm
The May 9 market notes a firm flour market with prices fully maintained and quiet receipts. Corn shows a firm tone with light stock and remaining declines. Oats stay very firm with upward tilt, No 2 white priced around 39 1/4 to 40 cents. May and June oats sales listed, with various on call and off call bids and settlements, plus a stock tally of grain in elevators.
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Spear Bros
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Tucker, Smith & Co
M Daniel
Blandort & Co
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
Bloomington
L D Smith
J D Smith & Co
Burlington
O Adams
H A Brown
TW Barhyut & Co
Charleston
A Hunt
A Hunt & Co
C M Drake
Martin, Drake & Sons
William Jelenko
Jelenko & Loeb
Columbus
S C Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
C Wallace
Wallace & Sloat
C Brooks
Brooks Bros
Laws
J Gates
J Gates & Co
W Butterworth
Butterworth
Ringgold
Ringgold & Co
Fond du Lac
Stickney
Stickney Shoe Co
Breath
Willis & Bro
Louisville
M J Streng
Bamberger, Streng & Co
G A Owen
JH Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe & Owen
Leavenworth
Kan
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Catlin & Knox
Minn
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North Star Band 8 Co
Meriden
Miss
W Baum, Jr
J Baum & Co
D Kilborne
Kilborne Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
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Beals, Torrey & O
M Meissner
M Meissner & Co
Craw
Nashville
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Penn
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Vance, Hughes & Co
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