New York Financial Markets Quiet Amid Steady Closing
Money quiet with yields near stable levels. Government and railroad bonds largely steady. stock market dull then firm by close. Key issues include Shenandoah Valley, Wabash, Great Western, Indiana Bloomington & Western, and Kansas City & Southwestern firsts. Transactions total 225,978 shares reported by Wilson W. Fay & Co. of Boston.
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Niew York
Cantie
Sterling Exchange
Richmond & West Point
Fnally
West Shore
Shenandoah Valley
Wabash
Detroit
Mackinack & Marquetie
Money Market Notes from Boston Banking Scene
The Boston money market reported steady general rates with coed paper at 5 to 6 percent and most transactions near 5 to 6 percent. Clearing house funds showed mixed balances, New York funds traded at premiums, and government securities maintained even prices. The stock market was dull with some activity in California Southern, Atchison, and Marquette lines, while dock expansion plans for the Marquette road promise improved ore shipments and future dock capacity.
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Boston
New York
Wall Street
London
Belmont & Co
California Southern
Atchison
Chicago
Bonanza Development
Boston Water Power
Boylston Street
Great Falls & Conway
Atlantic & Pacific
Atelison
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison Comany
Central Division
Indian Territory
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Little Rock
Mississippi River
Texas
Little Rock Junction
Marquette Mining Journal
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Railroad
Lake Superior
G. W. Joslin
Marquette
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Marquette, Hougton & Ontonagon
Hornby
Com
Houghton
Ontonagon
Union Pacific
Cleveland
Oregon
St. Paul & Duluth
California Southern Securities
San Diego
Larely
Devonshire Street
Eastern
Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Declares Dividends
The Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company has declared a two percent dividend to policyholders. The notice indicates distribution details and eligibility for recipients.
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Mercantile Fire and Marie Insurance Company
Stock market bonds and bonds list from London trade
London stocks and bonds report shows prices for 8. bonds 4s 1313% and 414s 114% plus Atlantic & Great Western firsts OKe Canadian Pacific Erie Mexican ordinary St. Paul common New York Central Pennsylvania Reading and Reading yields with percentage figures including 6O% and 19 Ys.
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Tuustern Gs
Aspinwall
Boylston St Land
Rookline
San Bell Tel
Cera Atlantic
Sataay Alloues
NAEA
B& Maine
le Vores
GALES
M. Betwt
E. Ri
Adams Impress
Oregon Nav
Stie Pee
Oregon
American Express
Panama
Peoria, Dec, & Evans
Mada Southern
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Sepirak Pacidl
Phil Ik
Rich
Allegheny
Danville
West Point
Pee Wee iRoek
St. Louis
San Fran
St. Paul
Teveland Col Min
Man
Isn. Paul
Pel
Wedson
St. Paul & Omaha
Ore Arts
Wells Fargo
Pi M
Western Union
Texas
Atlantic
Pacife
F .T . Sit
Hoximwe Valley
Mids
S & West
Vitea
Eake Erie
New York
Loukyville
Nash
Lonsville & N
Manhattan
Bow
Momnhattan Lev
Pacific
Evel Rutland
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Central Pacific
Rayinwsall Land
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Boston
Pacifie
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Ohio
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Ayery
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At.l
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Nerthowe
Itio
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Peiste
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Pullman
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Martin White
Cala
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San Francisco
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Cal
Savage
Hellar Siet
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Arnald
Hale & Nearcross
S & So
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk and Surrounding Towns
Suffolk County records show numerous transfers including Davis street James 8 Potter to Pauline Berry for 8600 with mortgage to William Miver for 96000. Shattuck to Knapp on Fulton street for 1. Rowden street Emerson to Goodsell with transfer back. Several other deeds and mortgages listed across Charlestown Charlestown Revere Winthrop and nearby areas with prices and dates in Oct and Nov.
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Davis Street
James
Potter
Pauline Berry
Willam Miver
Fulton Street
Eliza R. Shattuck
Oren
Knapp
Rowdein Street
Moses Emerson
Penfield B. Goodsell
Rowden Street
Dorcalster
Harriet N. W. Baker
Sarah Be. Lynde
Brent Street
Rox Avary
Renenin C. Clark Et A
Thomas C. Lothrop
Terrace Street
Joseph J. Abeie
John H. Apeie
Adams Place
Daniel Canty
Jeremiah
Samuel Little Et
Juliet P. Pope
Homestead Street
Charlestown
Mary Jd. Deane
Freeman C
Q’brien
Robert Treat Paine
Warwick
School Street
Boston
Mary A Piover
Ellen FE
Farracq
Silver Street
Mien A. Simmonds
Phast BosvTon
Istrapp
Webster Street
Meridian Street
Coelsea
Fred MN. Goldthwait
Maria A. Ministon
Chestnut Street
Sihoa
Joshua Parsons Et al
John T. Pope
Ariington Street
George W. Clarke
Livia Bo Tuttle
Sarah L. Mosely
Thomas Chester Avenue
Samuel BH. Garnett
Maria A. Marston
Winthrop
Lizzie E
Jemuel M. Blaisdell
Frederick D. Sperry
Fann Bar Avenue
Bullock
Charles Street
Beware of Imitations Florsford's Acid Phosphate
The advertisement warns that imitations and counterfeits have appeared. It emphasizes that "TOORSFORD'S" on the wrapper is not genuine and urges buyers to check the true branding.
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Florsford
Commercial Market Report Shows Little Change Across Commodities
Fiocr remains in about the same condition as Jasi reported. Corn is quiet with moderate sales. Oats steady and unchanged. Oatmeal quiet but steady. Rye demand fair though dour. Rye quiet. Malt quiet and easy. Barley quiet and unchanged. Millfeeds unchanged. Butter market improving. Cheese in fair demand. Eggs firm. Beans steady. Apples steady. Seeds unchanged. Hay dull. Rye straw quiet. Potatoes in fair demand. Sweet potatoes well sold. True demand good. Pork and lard unchanged. Fresh beef quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. Tallow steady. Poultry unchanged. Chestnuts scarce.
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New York
Chicago
Canada
Lie
California
Indiana
Kentucky
New York Creamery
Eastern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Trsts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Eekly West
Rhode Island
Jersey
East Swale
Maine
New Brunswick
Houston
Rose
Boe
Bush
Do Hebrons
Aroostook
Burbanks
Maine Do
Pfe Island
Chenangoes
Virginia
St. Andrew
Market Reports Nov 9 Boots and Shoes Trade Notes
The market remains quiet as jobbers push spring orders and manufacturers handle sample lots. Demand holds firm for staple goods, with higher prices not easily compromised if quality stays high. Rubber and warm goods remain in brisk trading. New England shipments and raw material prices show mixed movement. turkeys and poultry supply, beans, potatoes, and dairy items reflect variable wholesale levels across regions.
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New England
Market Report Signals Mixed Grain Activity and Prices
Flour market steady with fair demand as needed. corn quiet with light sales at yesterday’s levels. Oats hold steady. fall prices unchanged. Notable sales include 10,3800 bush January No 2 white cats at 38e on call, plus 37,800 bush January sold at 37% on release and 5400 bush January at 58a381ge. Closing Chicago quotations show mixed futures and various grain and feed prices.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Canada
Market Report Shows Steady Apple Cranberry and Grape Demand
Apples abundant and cheap with steady demand for shipping fruit while cranberries hold firm prices. Grapes available with moderate sales. Florida oranges strong due to Savannah boat delays. 700 barrels of Almeria grapes sold at $1 622 4 6214 per barrel. Nuts mixed with dull peanuts and high chestnut prices. Various prices listed for apples, grapes, and citrus.
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Florida
Savannah
Norfolk
Almeria
Samaria
Stockholm City
King
Gravenstein
Hubbardstons
Nord
Baldwin
Greening
York State
Sugar and Cotton Market Report with Futures Quotes
The report covers April to July price bands for cotton futures and spot markets. It lists mid uplands and Orleans prices, receipts and sales figures, New York spot quotes for several grades, and steadiness in futures. Sugar raw and refined prices are given with wholesale levels and notes on trade petitions to Washington. Molasses quotes and pipeline certificates data complete the market snapshot.
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Orleans
New York
Yigeth
Cis
Reilly
Webel Us
DRS
Manila
Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Gata
Market Report Shows Firmer Provisions Prices
Nov 2 market update notes firmer meat prices with lamb and mutton up 2c melter while beef remains strong amid ongoing Union stockyards strike in Chicago. Poultry and dairy also steady with eggs and fresh produce eyed for Thanksgiving demand. lists multiple cuts, fruits, and seafood prices reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Chicago
Prine
Vumipkins
Malaga
Butter and Cheese Markets Show Firm Demand Across Regions
Butter demand remains quiet but prices firm and improving for fresh goods. Western creamery items sell well, with New York and Chicago buyers showing solid bids and firm quotes. Cheese markets are very firm for fresh products, with Western lots strong and Utica October cheese sold at 11 1 2 to 12 1 2 cents per pound.
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New York
Eastern Creamery
Eastern
Western Dairy
Chicago
Western Creamery
Elgin
Abe
St. Albans
Glace
Utica
Liverpool
Eges
Provisions and meat prices in Chicago market report
The Chicago market notes stable provisions with detailed quotations for pork and lard, including long cuts and mess prices, and a broad listing of fresh beef and other meats. Prices cover various cuts and pack sizes, reflecting steady demand and seasonal trading in pork, lard, hams, bacon, and beef varieties.
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Chicago
Cotton futures open steady in Liverpool market
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and steady with November at 462 64d and December at 459 640d. December and January registered 468 64d, January and February 458 644, February and March 459 64d, March and April 461 64d.
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Liverpool
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report Week Ending Nov 9 1335
Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox reports on the Watertown Union live stock market for the week ending November 9, 1335. The market lists cattle sheep calves horses and hog prices by quality and origin with totals by state and by road shipments from Boston & Lowell Boston & Albany Fitchburg and Eastern lines. Prices cover market offerings from choicest cattle to Western fat swine and lambs with details on hides tallow and skins.
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Boston Post
George J. Fox
Maine Viber
Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
Brighton
Fey
Reston & Albany
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