Quiet Boston Money Market Hints At Strength Abroad
The Boston money market shows little change with wide price ranges. Clearing House quota at 84 percent. New York funds at 10 to 12 percent discount. Call loans 3 to 5 percent. business paper 5 to 7. corporation loans 4 to 5. Market dull today despite yesterday's strength. Atchison stock active with mixed moves. bond activity strong. Northern Pacific reorganization gains. Treasury gold and other funds reported, while Sugar Trust refineries in Boston dispute counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Atchison
Thomson
Northern Pacific
Villard
Philadelphia
Commission On Atchison
Sonora
Land Grant
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
United States
National Bank
Sugar Trust
Boston News Bureau
Wall Street News
Standard
Continental
Northern Pacific Preferred
W. L. Bull
C. T. Barney
C. B. Wright
T. F. Oakes
C. L. Colby
Colgate Hoyt
Henry Villard
George A. Morrison
James B
Baltimore & Ohio
Northwestern
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Toledo, Columbus & Cincinnati
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & Loston
W. W. Gibbs
J. Newbold
John I. Blair
Blairstown
Jd. C. Stanton
Penn Argyl
Lehigh & Lackawanna
Birmingham
Ala
New York Tribune
Richmond Terminal
Georgia Central
East Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Pacific
Tampa
Fla
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Grangers
Lackawanna
New England
Oregon Transcontinental
Manhattan
Rock Island
Bears
St. Paul
Villar
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond
New York & Northern
Houston & Texas
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Companies
The Pullman Palace Car Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. Swampscott Land Trust Company sets a dividend at 50 cents per share. Boston and Provincetown Steamship Company proclaims a 6 percent dividend. Lowell Cooperative Milk Association declares 2.44 percent. Globe Street Railway Company Fall River issues a 1.72 percent quarterly dividend. Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company proclaims a 2.42 percent quarterly dividend.
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Pullman Palace Car Company
Swampscott Land Trust Company
Boston & Provincetown Steamship Company
Lowell Cooperative Milk Association
Globe Street Railway Company
Fall River
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Market Report and Grain Prices From Chicago and St Louis
Curb December wheat at 82 1/2 cents amid wheat price gains driven by dry winter weather and export demand. Corn, oats, and hog market notes follow with mixed futures, varied receipts, and cautious demand across St Louis and Minneapolis exchanges.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Missouri
St Louis
New York
Baltimore
Montreal
Bie Snemore
South America
Supreme Court
United States Court
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Goss Cove
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Northern
New York Stock Market Sinks Amid Selloff After Noon
New York financial desks report heavy selling after 1 p m on Northern Pacific and granger shares, with declines in Manhattan Lackawanna and Oregon Transcontinental. Markets narrow late as stocks slip to weakest levels in months while some gains in sugar and rare bonds appear.
Mining stock closes in San Francisco market
Official closing prices list for October 17 shows Alb, BeLo, Phil. scope, Best & Belcher at 0.10, Potosi 1.10, Chollar 1.65, Savage 1.60, Cal. & Va. 0.56, Serra Nevada 1.40, Crown Point 2.10, Union Con 2.85, Halo & Norcross 2.05, Yellow Jacket 2.80, Mexican 3.60.
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Allougz
Gee Develt
B. & Mont
Butte & Boston
Cal
Hecla
Santa Fe
Ee Land
Aspinwall
Esa Ueusees Oe
Boothbay
Boston
Boylston Street
Brookline
Cess Poston
Eeveveres
French Bay
Seeee
Maverick
New York
Wport
Lamoine
Payson
San Diego
Su van
Ratlroads
Topeka
Werner Eweeree
West End
Ea Winthrop
Wollaston
Tn & Iy
Ing. Sereenee
Alt
Atchison Istes
At. & Pacific
Atchison
Do L. G
Air L. Pr
Roch
Seb
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Do Inc
Dht & Aiton
Lowa
St. P. Tet D
Elk H
K. C
East Tenn
Kk. C
Erie
Fort Wayne
Hocking Val
Central
Ist Inc
N.Y
Long Island
Louis. & N
Man Beach
Do P. D’o
Oregon
Pueb
A. V
Rutland Rai
Pacific
Union Pacific
Ou Baie de Inc
TAY North Ivester
Iva
Eee Ateh
Atlantic & Pacific
Eaeer Vt
Eae
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowe
Ewer
Boston & Maine
Schbewp
Southern
West
Central of Mass
Lili
Ease
Veneer
Cleve
Canton
Pittsburg
Rich, & al
Rock Island
Col. Sp
Rome
Ene
St. L
Texas Pacific
O. C Ower
U. Pacific
Bee Lh & Jay
Sey
Utica & P
St. Chay
TEL
Seer
Pullman
Union
Summit Branch
Tow
This West End
GTI
ALA Tenn. C
Sugar Trust
Wisconsin Central
Brunswick
Bellseeseeeeesseas
Eastman Car
KR. G. W
Ser
Orseses
Pullman Valace Car Co
Seer Eee
Erte Bas
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Burton
Liverpool
U. Pac
N.iw
Shore
Fort Wa
S. W
Illinois
Desert
East Shore
Malden Electric Co
Alta
Occidental
North Chi
Hale & Nor
Ossk
Thomson Elec, Welding
Yellow Jacket
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnisimmet Co
San Francisco
AlbGc
Best & Belcher
Savage Su
Con
Serra Nevada
Crown Point
Union Con
Halo & Norcross
London Consols Report at Midday on Oct Seventeenth
London markets note Consols quoted at 97 16 for money and 97 1 2 for the account at 12 30 p m as of October 17.
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London
General Markets
Market Rundown of Agricultural Commodities and Foods
Wool steady flour quiet corn not plentiful oats firm rye flour dull cornmeal very firm oatmeal strong rye very quiet millseed steady cottonseed meal nominal malt dull hops quiet eggs strong beans quiet fowl not very active game steady potatoes easy sweet potatoes quiet hay plentiful rye straw steady truck quiet apples firm oranges scarce lemons in fair demand grapes not so plenty pears steady cranberries dull pork unchanged lard firm fresh beef firm other fresh meats steady tallow firm eunars steady molasses quiet
Wheat glut floods rail lines from Ainck ley to Duluth
Minneapolis dispatch reports all wheat grades cut to per bush as shipments flood the Manitoba line. Elevators and railways are overwhelmed by farmers deliveries. Duluth bound wheat traffic expected to surge Friday.
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Minneapolis
Ainckley
Duluth
Manitoba
Fall River Cloth Market Quiet at 3 Percent for 64x64s
Fall River brokers report the print cloth market steady and quiet at 3 percent for 64 by 64s with moderate business overall observed.
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Fall River
Wool market receipts and prices show mixed outlook
Weekly wool receipts total 3032 bales domestic and 4860 bales foreign with overall sales at 2,268,000 pounds. Domestic sales dominate, compared with last year, as dealers grow more confident yet some holdouts resist current prices while others sell at full rates.
Wool market reports steady values across regional wools
The report notes wool sales totaling 817,500 lbs with prices mostly steady. Territory wools lead demand while Texas and California grades show slower activity. Prices for fine, fine medium, and combing wools vary by region with foreign and carpet wools remaining firm yet not advancing locally.
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Texas
Oregon
Valley
California
Georgia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maine
Australian
New Zealand
Montana
Leather Trade Shows Steady Demand With Skipping Price Drops
The leather market remains steady with modest demand from manufacturers and buyers covering immediate needs. Prices hold, but larger dealers could raise business by shading prices. calves and hides show dull tones yet core grades sell well while exports remain fair and stock reductions pressure higher values.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Flour and grain prices and market notes
John E. Welsh at 206 State Street reports carload level prices for flour and grain with extensive quotations across flour grades and wheat types. Inspections show mixed receipts of wheat, corn and oats, with 41 carloads today and overall quiet, steady markets. prices include various flour grades and wheat mixtures, while corn and rye futures are noted as inactive or easing.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City Mills
City
St Louis
Chicago
Shipmen
St Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
San Diego Land Company
Calumet & Heela
Boston & Montana Company
Tamarack
Calumet & Hecla
Veesen Suvebeee
Atchison Company
Municipal Bondingland Savings Bank
Hayes & Sons
Bankers
Superior Street
State
Cleveland
Atchison, Topeka
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Union Thrust Company
Rector Street
Broadway
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau Street
Devonshire Street
Baring Brothers & Company
Bishopsgate- Within
EF. C. J. W. Reinhart
Milk Street
City of
Blake Bros
State St
Boston, A
Nassau St
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Wisisas
Cal. South, Inc
Cbs & N
Den
Gy. K
Senses
K. G. Ft
K.C
Ge CIA
Us St. J
Pueblo & Ark
Val
Kansas Inc
Tex
Evesuee
Pannon
Ndiaicas
Boston & Albany
San
Ab Y
N.ealvwia
Gaysg
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Don Enrique
Do Do Goa
Pneum. Tool
Eneenseweeneeers
Thomson-Houston
Thomson European
PeaeRaesede
Ceee Et
Port Electric CO
Ceee Eee
CGY
Pers Cal. Southern Inc
Na & N. Seas
We Con. RR
P. & Ark. Val
Peeeere
Wis
Bell Tel
Eng
Oes
Bas Renchman’s
Loston
Albany
Old Colony
Elec. Co
Eat
Elec
Lec. Weld. Go
Thom
Europ. Welding
NEW York Financial
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
New Yor Central
Mexican Central News
St. Paul Common
Paris
New York Central
Reading
Bank of England
Bank of France
Foreign Financial
American Tontine Investment Union
William Montgomery
Massachusetts
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Brockton Gas Light Company
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
J. W. Whitmarsh
Ie Sana SF
Boston Investment CO
George Leonard
Gen. Ag’1
Office 9
10 & 11
Advertiser
Washington St
Mass
Hoston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
John E. Welsh
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