Money Market Firm as Clearing House Rate Rises to 3 Percent
The Boston money market closes firmer with all banks at 3 percent clearing rates. Time loans run 4 1/2 to 6 percent, collateralized calls 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent. New York funds discount 17 to 20 cents on $1000. Boston and New York balance, exchange figures, and a favorable local bank statement show loan contraction and deposit gains, increasing the surplus to 1,381,600 and outrunning New York reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Atchison
Wealthenness
Wall Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared by Banks and Railways in 1920s Dates
A list of banks and companies declaring semi annual or quarterly dividends with rates ranging from 1 to 6 percent. Payable dates include Oct 1 and April. Notable names include Lawrence National Bank, Martha's Vineyard National Bank, Warren National Bank, Union street railway, Union National Bank of Weymouth, First National Bank Woburn, and The National Bank of South Reading Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Mass
Martha’s Vineyard National Bank
Merchants’ Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Warren National Bank
Union Street Railway
Fairhaven
Union National Bank of
Natick National Bank
Boylston National Bank
Boston
National Granite Bank
Quincy
First National Bank
Woburn
New England National Bank
St. Louis
San Francisco
National Bank of South Reading
Wakefield
THE
National Bank OF Commerce OF Boston
Northern Pacific stockholders urged to vote Oct. 17 on consolidated mortgage
A group led by Henry Villard and others invites holders of Northern Pacific Railway preferred and common stock to unite in voting at a special meeting on October 17 for a consolidated mortgage not exceeding 160 million dollars. The plan funds retirements of existing bonds, expands lines and terminals, and sets conditions for bond premiums and a new dividend policy for preferred stockholders. Proxies are requested for both meetings with forms available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vanderbilts
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Ohio, Indiana & Western
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Naumkeag Street Railroad Company
West End
Henry M. Whitney
Granville D. Braman
Whitney
Henry D. Hyde
West End Street Railway Company
Boston & Montana
Havemeyer
Wall Street
Port Huron
Seaboard
Flint & Vere Marquette Co
Ee Esse Ener
Toca Sas Ceans
Henry Villard
Thomas F. Gakes
Charles L. Colby
Colgate How
Cheorge Austin Morrison
Charles SH. Leland
Wmaggin
David
Houghtaling
New York
Eee
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R. Co
C., B. & Q. BK Jlowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Catalog of machinery and electrical items with prices
Report lists various sewing machines, button hole machines, a day process unit, telephone parts, electrical equipment, and winter landscape services. Items include Morley Button Sew Mach priced at 8.50 and 2.00 for button hole, National Telephone parts, Thomson-Houston Electric gear, and Harbor Landscape winter services with prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Ieee
Cas Descveccieeves
Thomson-Houston
Lee Cing Fang
Harbor Landsc
New York Money Market and Stock Activity Sept 30
Money on call was tight with last loan at 15 and closing at 15. Sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 4.8842 and demand at 4.88. Government and railroad bonds dull to firm. Stock list showed dull trading after noon but broad firmness overall led by Jersey Central and Manhattan. Atchison rose but pressured later. New England dipped then recovered.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Sugarrusts
Atchison
New England
Jersey Central
Manitoba
Manhattan
Stock Exchange
London Financial News and Market Quotes
London reports show Consols at 96 11-16 both money and account with various railway stocks and Mexican bonds listed. Paris 3 per cent rentes at 86 francs 50 centimes. Bank of England bullion balance today totals £130,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western First
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
Paris
Canadian Pacific
Bank of England
Ball plans discussed for relief association event
At the quarterly meeting of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Employees Relief Association the treasurer reported healthy finances and a 25 member increase in one year. The annual ball debate focused on moving the event to Boston for larger attendance and greater funds, with ticket buyers largely from Revere and Winthrop. A committee for arrangements was named: P. W. Golliff, W. Creighton, and J. F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Employees’ Relief Association
Lynn
Boston
Revere
Winthrop
P. W. Golliff
W. Creighton
J. F. Hall
In Be half of Colored Men Meeting at Charles Street Church
A meeting of colored advocates in the South convened at Charles Street Church with Rev. Theodore Gould presiding. Speakers urged Northern action to advance black rights, warning that if white men arm, black men must too, while addressing religion and political status and criticizing Rome’s stance on abolition and slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Theodore Gould
John T. Jenifer
Newport
R. L
Japan
East
Gould
Tremont Temple
Cardinal Lavegerie
Algiers
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Brain and Nerve Food Ad
Horsford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a brain and nerve food for lecturers teachers students clergymen lawyers and brain workers generally promising improved mental energy focus and stamina through a tonic preparation aimed at educated professionals and persistent workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Market Report Averages Show Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Dry goods quiet while flour firms and corn dull. Oats firmer and rye quiet. Graham flour slow and cornmeal firm. Butter firm cheese strong and oats dull. Potatoes lower with poultry and hay steady. Straw dull and truck quiet. Apples unchanged oranges nominal lemons unchanged pork firm lard active hogs unchanged. Lambs lower and veals quiet. Tallow steady and sugar steady. Molasses quiet. Oleomargarine unchanged.
Print Cloth Market Report in Fall River
The print cloth market remains dull and featureless in Fall River with prices at 311 16s for 64x64s on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Wool Sales At London Auction Peak Of Activity
Wool sale in London draws strong attendance with 154 000 bales offered and 13 473 sold, led by South Australia and Victoria lots. NSW Queensland and other regions show varied prices for scoured and greasy wool, with detailed bids by region and bale counts.
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London
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South — Australia
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
The Option Markets Signal Mixed Wheat and Corn Movements
Wheat prices moved unsettled with declines then later gains as receipts rise and Northwest arrivals loom. Corn weakened under heavy selling pressures while provisions ease. Far futures show October movements and distant prices in Minneapolis St Louis New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Vork
Minneapolis
Norl
Northern
St Louis
New York
Quiet Demand and Firm Prices Mark Early Spring Trade
The week saw subdued consumer demand for goods from first hands amid poor weather and late season. Stocks held by leading commission firms remain small and prices stay firm as orders for spring and summer items rise, notably dress goods. Raw materials stay firm and cotton crop outlook suggests barely enough to meet needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aaron W. Spencer
E. Rollins Morse
Murray R. Ballou
Henry L. Higginson
Joseph E. Hall
Edward C. Hodges
Henry Wainwright
Wallace G. Webber
George ©. Wilder
Atchison Securities
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Atchison Consolidated
Cowley, Sumner & Fort Scott
Florence
el Dorado & W. WY
Marion & McPherson
New Mexico & Southern Pacific
Kansas City
Lawrence & Southern
Ottawa
Burlington
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Mohave
Atlantic & Pacific Road
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Birmingham
Sugar Trust
Evans
Flint & Pere Marquette
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago,Burlington & Quincy
Cheyenne
Kik Mountain
Isconsin Central
Union Pacific
Boston & Maine
Astern
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Gouron Division
Central Trust Company OF New York
J. W. Mackintosh & 60
Rilk Street
City OF
Buffalo
Fitchburg Railroad CO
Windsor
Vermont
Evansville
Madison County, Asa
Territory
New Mexico
Trinidad Water Works CO
C.havenner & CO
Pine Street
Congress St
Foote & French
Oregon
Congress Street
OF the
Pacific
Railroad Company
Ker
Ns’ Boa
Ale Huron
God Ironton
Kearaarge
Anne Cacedla
Tamarack
Ivssee
Vas
Asmmwail Pi
Os Eeicecvachcas
Boylston Street
Brookline
Alf Campobello
Krench
Bay
Lamoine
BASSO
Penobscot
L. G
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St. P. Ge
D. D
Wil
Serene
N. Y
N. E
P. D.O
Pueb
A. V
CIA
Rutland
Southern
Kansas
Texas
Sonora
Rentee
St. Jo
Top. & S. FB
Atlantic & Pacifier
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Waco Ce
Hipston & Prove
Cleyv
Canton
Col
Sp. & Cin
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M. Com
T. Scott & Gulf
Sacaee
Ric C., Cl. & Sp
Kh. Ou
Beee Tee
L. R
Ftes
Utland
Summit Branch
Wisconsin Central
Am. Bel
le Erie
Eastman
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Burton Stock Car Co
Boston & Liverpool Co
Elec
Fort Wayne
Tilinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Ees Malden kElectric Co
L . New York
Thomson Flee
Westinghouse Elee
BRCAD
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L. Bis
Fiese Rutland
Tex
Wis
Ain
Bell ‘Tel
Lamson S
W. Power
West End Land
Dunkin
Kearsarge Mining
Osceola
Atlantic ‘& ‘Pacific
Mich
Pullman Pal
Cartenes
Ae K.C
Mem
Mirin
Rock & Ft
Og. & L. Cham
S. L
Wis. Cent. Inc
BEU Telia Eeeese
Lamson
Joston Water Power Ees
Wollaston Land
Bost. & Mont
Cleve
Anton
Mex
Cent
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S. Fe
Sen
Old Colony
Car
Union Pacific Se
Neuen Ae
Aim
Pneumatic Tool
Edison
Toy
Wayne Elec. Co
Mt. Des. & Fast
Thom
Hous
Bec
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
Mont
Butte & Loston
Cal
Hecla
Crescent
Tt. U
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OCA Iti. Roch. & P
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Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Aiten, Sees
Cia&p. Ee
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CIA, H. & Dewes
Iowa
Chi. & KE
del. & L
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Abel
Hocking Val
Ies Sees
I. 1
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Wees
Tex Meese
Kings
Lake Shore
Saicaset
Li. & Nash
Louis
Man
Beach
Blevige
Mith. Cent
Minn
POL Svc
Nash
N. J. Cent
Northwest
Tel C. & St. Lien
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon S. Line
P.O
Pittsburg
Rich. & al
W.P
Rock Island
Rome
Arene
Rene Scen Re . . . S
St. Band
Sar
St. P M.& Meee
Texas Pacific
Volvo C
Tee Pacific
Eae
B. Rees
Bir & Presses
Liu
Land Dand
Pacific Mail
Toi
W. Union
American Oil
Govt
Tenn. C. & Se
Brunswick
Manly
Ee&i. M
St. P
Wee UN
Tex. P. R. N Wis
Bae Ists
W. Shore
W. Deb
Belcher
Occidental
Crown Point
Ontario
Potosi
Con. C. & Va
Hock
Utah
Mil
Ward Con
City of Boston
City of Worcester
City of Pawtucket
City of Waltham
City of St. Cloud
City of St. Paul
City of Chicago
Blake Brothers & CO
Nassau Street
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
California
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Chollar
Sae
Occidentalas Es Wewene
NEW York Financial
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Gold and Silver
Missouri River
Dends
Sylvamite Himing
Colorado
Denver
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Co
Deorce W. Dresser
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Iowa Division
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Mearthew
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Siest
Hammond & CO
State National Bank OF Boston
Geo. B. Warren
Dolvidends
Faneuil Mall National Bank OF Boston
JT. G. Huer
Third National Bank
F. B. Sears
G. W. Hares
First National Bank OF
Minot, Dakota
Moro Amos Oy
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