Money Market firm as October opens with high rates
The Boston money market opens the month firm with the Clearing House rate up. Loans show no figures under 6 percent, with general time loans at 5 to 7 percent and call loans at 6 to 7 percent. Exchange figures, silver prices, and government disbursement projections are noted along with stock movements and notable exchanges in Atchison and Denver routes.
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Boston
Clearing House
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
City of
Somerville
New York
Chicago
St. Loui
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Treasury
London
Messrs. Zimmerman & Forshay
George A. Farlow
Richardson, Hill & Co
Charles W. Tewksbury
Boston Stock Exchange
Tewksbury
L. B. Trazier
Atchison
TOCO
Sonora
Denver
Denver & Io Grande Road
Denver & Rio Grande
Ihe
Burlington & Quincy
Carngoes
Sandusky
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Utah Northern
Wisconsin Central
Pullman
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Boston & Albany
The
Stock Exchange
Fitchburg
Cheshire Road
New York & New England
New Yok & New England
Garand
Providence &Pringfield Road
Bell Telephone
West End
Brookline
Coper
Lake Ingoi
Kearsarge
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack I
Albany
Atlantic
Franklin
Osceola
Huron
Banks declare mixed dividends in regional notices
Multiple banks across Massachusetts and nearby towns announce dividends ranging from 2.2 percent to 8 percent. Institutions named include Martha's Vineyard National Bank, Methuen National Bank, Union National Bank of Weymouth, First National Bank of Newburyport, Ocean National Bank of Newburyport, Fairhaven National Bank, Lechmere National Bank, First National Bank of Marlboro, Natick National Bank, Spencer National Bank, Charnes River National Bank, Pow Wow National Bank of Amesbury, Reece Button Hole Machine Company, First National Bank of Cambridge, Old Colony National Bank of Plymouth, Salem National Bank, South Danvers National Bank, Warren National Bank, National Grand Bank of Marblehead, Georgetown National Bank, and National Bank of Commerce of New. Some dividends are semi annual, others quarterly. several figures contain OCR errors in the source text.
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Martha’s Vineyard National Bank
Methuen National Bank
Union National Bank of Weymouth
First National Bank of Newburyport
Ocean National Bank of
Newburyport
Fairhaven National Bank
Lechmere National Bank
First National Bank of Marlboro
Natick National Bank
Spencer National Bank
Charnes River National Bank
Pow Wow National Bank of
Amesbury
Reece Button
National Grand Bank of Marblehead
Georgetown National Bank
National Bank of Commerce of New
Dividends Declared by Local Firms and Banks
Prices and particulars on application to Brewster Corb Estabrook Bedford. Randolph National Bank declares semi annual 6 percent dividend. Middleboro Savings Bank declares semi annual 2 percent. Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares quarterly dividend of 6 dollars per share. Wampanoag Mills Company Fall River declares quarterly dividend of 12 percent. New Bedford Manufacturing Company declares quarterly dividend of 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Randolph National Bank
Middleboro Savings Bank
Girard Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Wampanoag Mills Company
Fall River
New Bedford Manufacturing Company
Municipal Bonds and Electric Stocks Auction Record
Auction sales list a wide range of securities including 6% street railroad bonds of Des Moines Portland Seattle and various electric stocks. The report notes a detailed October circular offering investment securities and furnishes prices for utilities banks mills railroads and mining stocks with closing values across multiple firms and issuers.
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Des Moines
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Investment agents offer stock orders by telegraph
Interest on deposits subject to check. Orders executed for cash or margin in stocks and bonds listed on the New York and Philadelphia stock exchanges. Customers may telegraph orders at our expense. Promoters and negotiators. New England representatives of Lawrence & Mott & Co., agents for English investment syndicates, 115 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Losten
New England
Lawrence
Mott & CO
English Investment Syndicatoa
Broadway
London Markets and Buenos Aires Gold Quote
London exchanges report Consols at 9 41 money and 9 5 account with various securities listed. Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 35 percent, Canadian Pacific at 80 percent, Erie seconds 10 5 percent, Illinois Central 108 percent, St Paul common 63 8, Mexican ordinary 58 48, New York Central 108 42, Reading 20 percent, money 442 5 percent. Discount rate for bills 5 5 percent. Buenos Aires gold quoted at 143 percent premium.
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Brokers’ Board
Do Inc
Boston United Gas
West Mich
Con. R
Bell Tel
ProoKkline
Seeeerere
Cesses
Esce
Auianlic
Ios
Mont
Cal
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Franklin
Huron
Pamarack
Cobes
Aeeenseresee
Crewesseore
Ewer Eenes
Conn
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Nor
Fitchburg Ptd
P.M
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N.Y
West Pit
Nash, & Koch
Pr. M
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Bell ‘Tel
Elk Horn
Uta Rutland
Wis
Cent. Inc
West End
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San. & C
St. L. Con
Cessseece
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Fort Wayne
Illinois Steel
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Lane Shore
Long Island
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Pacific
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Northwestern
N. E
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Ohio & Miss
Oregon
Kass
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Rock Island
St. Paul
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Southern Pac
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Texas Pacific
U. Pacific
Contac Sess Ess
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Prabey Ieee
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Pacific Mail
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Tenn. C. & Ss
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St.p
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So. Pr
Lex. R. Li
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Boston Stock Exchange
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Vidas Butte
Boston
Cal & Hecla
Catalpa
Dana
Hanover
Ces Coos
Ironton
Kearsarge
Mesnard
Osceola
Pontiac
Quincy
Lee Ridge
Tamarack
Tecumsch
Washington
Annison
Aspinwall
Boylston Street
Brookline
Corea
Campobelle
Cutler
East
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Mavellek
Ccacecorenesees
Lye Now
Payson
Penovscot
Sores Seer
Petit Mena
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
Uell
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London
Illinois Central
New York
Ayres
New York Market Ends Quiet Despite Silver Rally
Money on call easy, mercantile paper at 5.47, sterling active at 4.5144 and 4.86. Government bonds dull, stocks overall quiet. Louisville & Nashville strong, Union Pacific weak, silver back to opening price. Silver certificates rise, Missouri Pacific eyed on Southwestern deal. Chicago Gas leads gains while coal stocks falter. Erie employees seek wage increases, pressure trims quotes. late losses checked, close near first prices amid mixed rail and bond activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Gas
Erie
Delaware & Hudson
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Atchison
Texas Pacific
Fine Imported Stallion Bendigo Arrives for Maine Stud Ties
The stallion Bendigo, owned by Eben D. Jordan, arrived on the Warren line steamship from England. Seen at 475 Harrison avenue stables for a few days, Jordan plans to send Bendigo to Maine for stud work. Bendigo, 15 hands 8 inches, brown, won first prize in England, with a noted lineage including Perfection and Fireaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben D. Jordan
Warren Line
Towa
England
Perfection
Boon’s
Jackson's
Catton
Alice
Trotaway
Read’s
Fireaway
Betts
Jessie
Welcher
Quicksilver
Jackson’s
Prickwillow
Baxter’s
DY Prickwillow
Dobbins
Bendigo
Caroline
Bettingson
Hive and Cry Shales
Coy
Hue and Cry
Phenomenon
Bultstaft
Cambridgeshire
Wright
Henerey
Missionary Voyage Sails From East Boston on Cunard Scythia
A large party of Baptist missionaries will sail from East Boston aboard the Cunard steamer Scythia on Saturday at 1 o'clock to Burma Assam and India. Farewell services precede the departure at Bowdoin square Tabernacle Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Rev A J Gordon and others speak. The women plan a farewell at Clarendon Street Church Friday at 8 o'clock under the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard
Scythia
Burma
Assam
India
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
J. Nelson Blake
Arlington
A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Woman’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Leather and food markets show firm prices and steady demand
The article notes rough leather quiet finished leather steady and domestic hides firmer. Butter cheese and pork products steady or firm while flour corn oats and other staples vary. Fruits show mixed supply with apples plentiful and Florida fruit in small supply. Overall business is active with orders rising and retailers enjoying strong trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jamaica
CITY HORSE MARKET REPORTS STABLE DEMAND WITH FLAT PRICES
The city horse market shows slightly better demand but no price improvement. Sales at Isburgh & Co and Walker's Bazaar total around 220 head with prices from $30 to $450 for various classes. many stables report no real price gains, heavy horses near $160 to $225, ponies $75 to $90, and acclimated stock selling slowly at low to mid ranges.
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Isburgh & Co
Walker's Bazaar
Moses Coleman & Son
Brockway
Michigan
Welch & Hall
Atk Ham & Co
Russell & Drew
International Horse Exchange
Edgar Snow &Co
Leather Trade Shows Quiet Yet Firm Market Tone
Leather merchants report reduced stockpiles with absorbed receipts and steady demand. Prices remain firm across many lines including hemlock sole and Calcutta buffalo, while buyers push for full prices. Expect a steadier market as activity rises and carriers resist concessions.
Boot and Shoe Trade Shows Encouraging Market Tone
In the boot and shoe trade a healthy market sentiment prevails with buyers delaying orders for spring goods, hoping for better terms. The outlook remains encouraging as market activity holds firm despite procrastination by purchasers.
Hide Market Shows Firm South American Hides
The hide market remains amok with small stocks and few reports of transactions. South American hides stay firm with Buenos Ayres and Montevideo at 15 32 cents. Western buff hides steady with some price gains and sales 75 to 84 cents. Seconds and Bs listed 64 to 67 cents. New England hides steady and trade quiet. Fanned skins strong but supply small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
New York
New England
Wheat Market Slumps as Receipts Rise in Northwest and England
The speculative wheat markets ease after a weak Chicago open, with clearances small and receipts rising in the Northwest and England. Corn offers increase and oats show little change while futures in New York and Minneapolis reflect a soft tone. prices edge lower despite some short coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Englana
Messrs Gilman, Cheney & Co
New York
Rouse
St Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Graham
VHE PROVISION TRADE REPORTS QUIET MARKET AND WEAK HOG RUN
The speculative market shows no special features with October product sold for futures and a generally stronger but quiet market. Hog runs were about 5000 below estimates and September receipts averaged 21 pounds lighter than a year earlier. Pork and ribs neglected while prices for pork products remain firm with broad demand and ample supply.
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Springfield
Newton
Malden
Lynn
Danbury
Cleveland
City of St. Paul
Cincinnati
Toledo
Winchester
Boston & Lowell
R.R
Boston & Maine RR
Concord
Montreal
R.R. Old Colony
E.R
Brewster
Corb & Estabrook
Ingress Street
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Third Bank
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Guiolk
BANK
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Omaha & Southwestern Bress
Insteass
Boston & Albany RR
Rutland RR
Ceieiass
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Dedham Bank
Dedham
Lyman
N. Hew
Cheshire Ki
Kan
City
Scott & Gulf RR
National Tube Works
Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
Quin
American Rapid Telegraph Rec
Trouross
Boston, Con
Mon
Aik
Ogdensburg & Lake Champs
Amogkeag Manf. CO
Lowell Manf
Reeseeers
Great Palls Mant. CO
Naumkeay Steam Cotton CO
Vermont & Massachusetts
Bo Cin
Sandusky & Cleve. RR
India St
Atlantic Ave
Aueesnanta
Bunker NL Bank
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Eeee Ee Ees
Arlington Mills
Seeo Seer
Seer Esreesers
Cocheco Mant
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Chicago & West Michigan RR
Pass. River RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
McKay & Bigelow
International But
Hobsew, Mach. Co
Cambridge
Ogdens
Lake Champlain Inc
Mil. & St. Paul RR
Col
Coalec Cee SO
Occidental
Hocking “Oal
Mutual Ss. & M. Co
Sutter Creek
Newton, Mass
Marblehead, Mass
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Kansas City, Mo
Minneapolis, Minn
Dallas, Tex
Chattanooga, Tenn
Wichita, Kan
Youngstown, C
Findlay, C
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Mexican Central
Old Colony
Seaee
G. F. & Conway
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Cereees
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Tnion Pacific
Ccsccecssee
Roch
Ore Am
Bell
Elley
Fastman
Phon
Toy Mig
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Too! Co
Bay State Gas
Brunswick Manganese
Fpurton
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Elec
Fort Wayne Elec
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Malden Elec. Co
Mechanical
An. CO
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Nat
Fel. Mig. CO
Eese YL
Sr Paul
Suzar Refineries Co
Thomson-Houston Elec
Sceess
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Dodo
Seeee
Jm Thomson Elec
Ean Westinghouse Elec. Co
Gotionis
Wees Aveeees
Winnisimmet Co
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Bonanza Dev
Crescent Mining
N. E. Portelectric Jsses
Eesereses
Wollaston Land
E.cereserese
Fort Payne Coal & Tron
Fort Payne Investment
Mt. Desert
Eastern Shore
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Dearborn Street
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Golorada Miaica Investment Co
Congress ST
Bosston
James Gilfillan
No. S
Title Insurance
W. Prescott & Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire St
Foreign N Financial Reports
NEW York Financial
Scott S
Scott
Calcutta
Lg@lee
Rio Grande Bregan
Seceereecesere
Grand Junction
Boston & Maine Railroad
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