Market Notes From Boston and New York Amid Mixed Rates
The report notes steady money market conditions with occasional clearing house rate increases. Bank loan offers range from 4 1/4 to 5 percent, manufacturing paper 4 1/4 to 6 percent, and collateralized loans 6 to 6 1/2 percent. New York exchanges show substantial gross figures and rising balances. government securities are quiet. The Indiana and Boston markets show varied stock activity with gains in several rails and mining issues, while copper shares advance amid strong ore prospects and new cable ventures discussed.
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Bostrox
Slonvpay
Evenina
Ste
Incansoneal
Aw York Feds
New York
Toreign
Saul
Soustin
Elias
Indianapolis
STU
S Ov
Rel Telephone
New
Ingland Telephone
Sid Franklin Mining
Onceola
Quincy
Arnold
Boneza Development
Ajlouez
Cakamet & Fieda
Flavon
Wtsike Atlantic
Boston Water Power
Boston Lanu
Beroekmend
Maveriel
Sun Drive
Cazarias Southern
Chicago
Burlington & Gaines
Flint & Pere Marquette
GSO Mexican Cental
York Weemand
Union Pacific
Wiscor
Atenison
Atlantic & Pacific
California
Burlngton E& Quincey
Burlington & Northern
Flint & Pere
Wi Isconwan Central Was Firm At 23%, and Meranette, Houghton & Guteniae Yuator
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Union
Pacific
Dividends Declared by Regional Rail and Mining Firms
The North Pennsylvania Railroad declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend. The Catawissa Railroad proclaims a 14 percent dividend on preferred stock. Plymouth Consolidated Mining reports its forty third consecutive monthly dividend totaling 1 825 000 dollars distributed to stockholders from profits.
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North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Catawissa Railroad Company
Plymouth Con. Geld Mining Company
Stock and Bond Orders Executed in Major Cities
Boston New York and Philadelphia report shows St. Joseph and Grand Island First Mortgage Gold 6s due 1920 with interest guaranteed by Union Pacific Railroad Company as part of active market activity.
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St. Joseph & Grand Island
Union Pacific Evenllroad Company
New York Financial Market Quiet After Afternoon Trading
New York reports a quiet session with honey on call at 5 to 7 and last loan at 5. Prime mercantile paper at 4 to 5. Sterling exchange steady around 4.80 to 4.86 for 60 day bills and 4.84 for demand. Government bonds dull, rail bonds firm, stocks uneven yet near steady after 2:15 p.m. New England strength noted, Omaha and Reading rise, New York & New England and Richmond & West Point show losses.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Omaha
Reading Ly
Richmond
West Point
Louisville
Financial market gleanings from London trading clock
London notices show Consols at 102 and various securities quoted in mixed figures. Atlantic & Great Western seconds at 1454, Canadian Pacific 7224, Evie 3623, do seconds 102598, Mexican ordinary 46, St Paul common 0814, Pennsylvania 1913, Reading 127.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Evie
St Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Boston Tea and Coffee Dealer Goes Insolvent at Essex Street
Iliam H. Thompson of 10 Essex street Boston has gone into insolvency. The Eagle Cotton Company which runs the Taunton mill on Wales street Taunton faces financial embarrassment with a creditors meeting called for today. Principal creditors include Williams Taunton Staples Phillips Taunton and a Boston cotton firm. Indebtedness is believed to be about 50 000 and capital stock 60 000.
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Hiehest
Jonton & Lowell
Rey Pools
Orvezon
Arnold Oper
Bre
Betwieen
Boston Land
Ea Lao
nWi
Brookline
Bly A
Aim Boll
Charleston GL
Arnold Bon Devi
Disceaia
Huron
Lay
Boston & Lowell
P&p M
Denver
Barteri
Leo Sotan
Mex Cent
Mex Cent Inc
Vermont
Doboa
Osceola
Quincy
Merron
Aces
Alaver Ik
Atlantic
Cairbridge
Boston & Maine
Nygne
Iliam H. Thompson
Essex Street
Boston
Eagle Cotton Company
Eagle
Wales Street
Taunton
Eee E Bb. Williams
Staples & Phillips
Coas
Cotton
McKenzies Pool Hosts Massachusetts Police Gazette Tourney
A crowd gathered at 1120 Washington Street to watch contestants for the Police Gazette pool medal and McKenzie cup. Entrants include John Landers Charles Edwards John Watson Michael Havelin Mark Stone William Hogarty Alfred Dodd F N Wilder Henry Grant and A A Baskill. William Hearty and Mark Stone open the tournament with Tim Murnan as referee.
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McKenzie
Reomus
Washington Street
Police Gazette
Massachusetts
John Landers
Charles Edwards
John Watson
Michael Havelin
Mark Stone
William Hogarty
Alfred Dodd
F. N. Wilder
Henry Grant
A. A. Baskill
Foy William Hearty
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Tim Murnan
Ten Chinamen Case Postponed Exploit Inquiry
The ten Chinamen arrested for exploiting were not ready to plead. They will defend the case to the end arguing they were not gambling but operating a Chinese bookkeeping system at a commercial college. They claim their method was a form of book keeping and insist the Chinese have the right to learn it.
Freight on New York & New England Railroad Crash
An inward freight train on the New York and New England railroad struck and demolished a chaise on the bridge over the Neponset River near the Hyde Park depot early yesterday morning. The horse drawing the chaise was found dead wedged between the pier end and the bridge iron. no sign of the vehicle or its occupant is identifiable.
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New York & New England Railroad
Neponset
Hyde Park
The New Fire Marshal Appoints Staff in Boston
Charles W. Whitcomb began duties as fire marshal in Boston. His offices are in the basement of 5 Pemberton square rooms 1 and 2. Whitcomb named J Newbeck as assistant in chancery and C M Myrick as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Whitcomb
Boston
Pemberton Square
Mr. Whitcomb
J. ¥. Newbeck
C. M. Myrick
Pastor Hilary Bygram to be Installed at Belmont Church
The Rev. Hilary Bygram will be installed as pastor of the Unitarian Church at Belmont on a Thursday evening next, marking a leadership transition for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary Bygram
Unitarian Church
Belmont
Market News Report Shows Steady Demand Across Commodities
Iron and copper show fair or unchanged demand while lead and flour stay quiet. Oatmeal and butter remain firm, beans and seeds steady, and there is good demand for potatoes and sweet potatoes. Pork, lard, and fresh beef stay steady with poultry unchanged.
Iron and metal markets move amid firm demand and steady prices
The market shows strong demand for American pig iron with firm prices and higher bids for next year's contracts. No 1 No 2 pig iron, gray forge, and Southern iron prices are listed with Boston deliveries. foreign pig iron remains quiet. Copper, lead, zinc, tin, and antimony quotes are provided with varied activity and generally steady tones.
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Gray Forge
Boston
Aglinton
Langjoan
Glengarnock
Gartsherrie
Carnbroe
lLatie
Desseimet
Shell
Flance
Lake
Baltimore
Svider
Straits
Market Steady as Dealers Buy on Demand for Flour and Grains
Trade in flour remains quiet with demand only as needed and prices steady. Oats show a premium on track and on call sales include 2700 bushels at 3614¢, 5400 bushels January at 37 4¢, 8100 bushels January at 3784¢, 5400 bushels February 3244¢, and 5400 bushels December 30% ec. Liverpool quotes and Chicago closes cited. corn steamer yellow at 80¢, steamer mixed 40 1/4¢. oats No 2 white cash about 360 362 Strong entity details included in market listings.
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Brice
Liverpool
California
Chicago
Sini
Dole
New York
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada
Mulbat
Minnesota
Souther Stialve
Agu Tits
Boxee Woo
Colles Fur
Petroleam Mek
Seles
Resni
Petatees
Miidhes Dell
Western Steam Spot
Wiese
Su Guo
Pic
Pion
Ahaa Tyecap
Speller
Pteey Ooo
Milwaukee
Tikal
Istese
Bouse
Shute Crear
Vaudt
Pete Ori
Oe Agu
Ak Totees
Bate
Gari Scion
Pbo
Airy Ee
Eans Vic
Tones Aes
Ecla Nice
Pitees
Fics
Fle
Ithe
Firm
Sant Tike
Bles
Oid
Advertised Patent Remedies in 19th Century Catalog
A compact list of patent medicines and grooming products includes Male's Honey as a cough cure, Glenn's Sulphur Soap for skin care, German Corn Remover for corn relief, Hills Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown, Pike's Toothache Drops claimed to cure in one minute, and Means Rheumatic Pulls advertised as a certain cure. Prices range from 5c to 1$.
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Glenn
Cerman
Pike
Mean
Market steady with fair sales for well kept stock
Steady demand and healthy market tone with fair sales for well kept June stock. On call, bids and offers were noted for exmant dairy.
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Bufter
Cheese and butter prices show firm tones in New York market
In New York, cheese quotes remain steady with slight gains noted on some creamery and Eastern items. Butter and eggs markets are mixed with Western creamery values steady to higher and extensive listings across creamery and dairy products reflecting firm demand.
Fragmented Market Notes on Meat Prices and Availability
Fragmented OCR text lists pork, mutton, beef, and lard prices with numerous figures and vendors. References to bears, cuts, terms like brisk, belly, and ribs appear amid inconsistent spellings and interleaved quotations, suggesting a midwestern market report with fluctuating quotes and commodity notes.
Market report shows dull demand across fruit and nut items
A historical market brief notes little change in apple receipts and overall dull demand. Cranberries and dried fruits show selective activity with higher quotes for fancy lots while nuts like hickory and peanuts remain steady or quiet. Evaporated apples and oranges trade at mixed but limited levels across regions.
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Kavenstein
Huobarustons
Baldwit
Duchess
Beutre Bose
Mt OG
Lawrence
Isabella
Virginia
Taney
Oabe
Jaliaica
Market Shrug: Mixed Produce Prices and Boxes Listed
Fragmentary market note lists quantities and items including lemons and bananas. Mentions Sicily origin fruit and assorted boxes with assorted prices. Readable fragments indicate bargaining notes rather than a full sale listing.
Market cattle and sheep shipments report mixed totals
The Chicago market shows mixed cattle and sheep movement with shipments around 16 000 head for cattle and varied goat, lamb, and steer/feeder lots reported. Prices and exact numbers are partially unclear due to OCR noise but indicate steady cattle and fluctuating sheep and goat activity.
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Chicago
Balsaria
Threusa
Seerates Lgv
Corte
Commodity price and trade notes across multiple ports
Net receipts and shipments listed for Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Wilmington, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, Saint Louis, and Louisville. Exports to Britain, France, and the continent cited. stocks, gross, sales, and market tone given as firm or quiet with mid-range figures.
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Coteos Warkets
Nov
Tir
Augusta
Mia
Galveston
Great Britain
Memphis
Britain
Continent
Charleston
Inia O& S
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great
France
Cincinnati
Steway
Lee
Foss
St. Louis
Menis
Stocs
Louisville
Consolidated
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Bell Telephone
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San Diego
New Cable Company
Run National City
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Europe
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Charles
Prelead & Co
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Tog Consolidated Coal
Min
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Gido
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Devonshire Street
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Boston, New York
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PAT Low
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Ask
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Manila
Ora
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Blaadtec
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Pheremarket
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Hedabi
Louheey Ok TS
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