Money Market Quiet as Bonds and Rates Edge Up
The Boston money market was quiet with clearing house balances at 3 percent. General market time paper ranged 3 to 5 percent, call loans with collateral 3 to 4 percent. New York funds sold 12 to 16 percent discount. Bond offerings totaled 732,500 with multiple coupons and registered bonds at 108 to 130. The Bank of England and Banque de France reported asset shifts. local stock market showed steady to strong tone amid recoveries and notable activity in Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Atchison
A. W. Nickerson
Burr
Cheney
Speare
Strong
Codman
Governor Ames
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Atchison Financial Syndicate
Magoun
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington and Northern
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
California Southern
Cleveland & Canton
Louisville Evansville
Atlantic & Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Mexican Central
San Luis Postosi
Salinas
W.S. Lawson & Co
St. Louis Cable & Western
New England
Dayton
Eastern
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
West End Railway
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Old Colony
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
New York & New England
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon
Frenchman’s Bay
Frenchman's Bay Land Company
Sorrento
Frank Jones
Whitney
San Diego
San Diego Union
Cuyamaca
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Alioubz
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’ T. Sere
B. & Mont
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Central
Huron
Ironton
National Aee
Eerer
Osceola
Sear Ee Pe
Quincy
Ridge
Tamatack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
W. Ee
Loulston Street
Brookline
Penobscot
Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
At. & Pac
Rene
Kan
Elk H
N.Y
N. i
Nor. Pac
P. D.O
Pueb, & A. V
Sonora
Atch
Atlantic &Pacific
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Prov
Central of Mass
Cleve
Canton
Del
Col
Sp. & Cin
Mecca
Alt
Flint & P
At. & Pacific
K.C
Looo
Els
Central Iowa
Mey
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
New Eng
Sido
Ole Chi
Alton
Rutland
Ee C
Cleve. & Col
West End
del. & H
del. & L
Den
Eeereeres East ‘Tenn
Bell
Erie
Fort Wayne
Aad
Ft.w
Setae
Hocking
Eaustman
Tlexas
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific Ie
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Iola
Green Bay
Arkansas &Texas
Dividends Declared by Regional Firms in Fall River Area
The Northern Railroad Company declares a $3 per share dividend. Bourne Mills tops with a 2 percent monthly payout. Globe Street Railway proclaims a 144 percent dividend. Skoye Mills issues a 2 percent quarterly dividend. Cape Cod Five Cents Saving Bank posts a 2 percent semi annual dividend in Harwich.
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Northern Railroad Company
Bourne Mills Company
Fall River
Globe Street Railway Company
Skoye Mills Company
Cape Cod Five Cents Saving Bank of
Market Climb in Rail Stocks Lifts New York Trading
New York stocks show gains led by Union Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred with Oregon Short Line and other rails advancing. Rail bonds trade heavily as overall market ends quiet but firm near day’s highs, with losses in Erie firsts and Missouri Pacific hits.
Foreign Financial Markets Across London Berlin Paris
London markets show solid consols and U S bonds with varied yields while the Bank of England reports bullion gains and higher reserve ratios. Berlin records a fall in specie at the Imperial Bank of Germany and Paris notes a gold decline with silver rise in the Bank of France weekly statement.
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London
United States
Canada Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Danny
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Paris
Bank of France
Real estate transfers of the week detail Boston properties
Herbert L. Perry sells to Samuel Wells et al estate No 98 Boylston street with rear frontage on Providence street 2884 square feet and estimated price near 54000. Several other parcels on Boylston West street Union park Cobb Shawmut and Forest street change hands with prices from 19000 to 75000 and mortgages arranged by Suffolk Savings Bank and others. Multiple houses and lots in Dorchester Roxbury South Boston and surrounding areas listed with buyers including Ludlow Manufacturing Company University Publishing House and various individuals.
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Herbert L. Perry
Samuel Wells
Boylston Street
Providence Street
John G. Ropes
Julia M. Marsh
Executrix
West Street
Mason Street
John D. W. Joy
University Publishing House
Suffolk Savings Bank
Gordon Prince
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Essex Street
Essex Place
Charles L. Flint
William H. Riordan
Union Park
Tremont Street
William H. Agey
Louis Rosenbaum
Cobb Street
Shawmut Avenue
Sarah E. Corey
Amariah A. Taft
Cusson Place
Michael Gillridge
John Cram
Billerica Street
Parkman Street
George J. Hickford
Louis Siskind
Dorchester
John H. Edwards
Edmund J. Baker
Longwood Avenue
Walter T. Winslow
Patrick A. Burns
Linwood Square
South Boston
James Matthew Et
Abraham Morris
Broadway
James Sullivan Et
Mary Welch
Fourth Street
Ericson Street
Fulton Street
W. Bassett
West Chester Park
H. P. Cutter
Frank W. Dana
Freedom Street
Main
A. Rogers
Jacob Gelle
Brook Street
Bellevue Avenue
J. M. Prouty
G. M. Prouty
New Street
Cambridge Street
John Bass
W. Stecker
Sydney Street
Riedell
E. Rothfuchs
Beech Street
Grandview Street
Roberts & Murray
J. M. Murray
Fuller Street
Morton Street
W. B. Cameron
D. Pratt, Jr
Chester Street
Brighton Avenue
H. de Servie
R. F. Burt
Bailey Street
Dorchester Avenue
Hannah ©. Pierce
Victoria Street
W. H. Coffin
Rockview Street
Hazel Street
Bb. D. Whitcomb
Mayer Street
W. Sanby
Albert Lewis
St. Johns Street
Samuel Hane
Hano Street
Market notes on farm commodities and staples
Leather and wool show steady to firm tones while flour and several grains remain dull or quiet. Butter and cheese are strong, eggs firm, beans and poultry in good demand, potatoes steady, sweet potatoes plentiful, hay in good demand, lambs plentiful but dull, molasses strong, refined sugars in fair demand, tallow nominal.
Metal Market London Prices Steady Across Tin Lead
London reports a steady metal market with Chilean bars at £78 7s 6d. Tin remains firm with spot at £102 10s and futures at £102 15s. Lead trades at £14 7s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wool Market Remains Firm with Broad International Support
The wool market shows little change with a firm tone and rising prices. Demand is steady abroad, Texas wools move large volumes, and London and Pacific coast markets stay strong. U.S. regions report firm fleece prices across Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and California with restrained supplies and careful buying by mills.
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Texas
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
London
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Choice
Oregon
California
Messrs Coates Bros
Philadelphia
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Mississippi
Territory
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Georgia
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
Wool price list roundup from Pacific textile market
A dense catalog of wool varieties and prices across regions including Southern free, Oregon wools, Washington Territory, Australian wools, and Cape, carpet, and India wools. Notable entries include Eastern fancy, fine Valley, combing and carding grades, with price ranges from 11 to 41 cents per unit and several regional labels such as ADEE, Cordova, Kandahar, Bagdad, and Kandahar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington Territory
Aleppo
Adee
Cordova
Donskoij
Leather and Hides Market Steady with Broad Splits Movement
The leather market remains firm with steady demand across finished, wax, kip, and grain leathers. Split leather shows better demand at firm prices while polka splits stay quiet. Hides and rough leather stay steady with improved rough calfskins. Prices for various leather categories and hides are listed, with bullion-like quotations for buffalo, belting, and calf skins across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entré Rios
Corrientes
Nomsinal
Cordova
Entre Rio
Grain markets show weak wheat with bear pressure in Chicago
Chicago reports a day of scalping in wheat with prices fluctuating from discount to premium and back. Northwest traffic brings poor quality wheat, while mills store and sell ahead, with traders bearish and forecasting prices around 105 to 115 cents. Corn dull on higher receipts. mixed futures quotes across Wheat Corn and Oats with New York and St Louis closing prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Northwest
New York
St Louis
Boston Market Prices and Wheat Outlook Oct 18
Boston market reports a dull grain trade with weaker wheat and softer flour prices. New York and Chicago receipts and shipments show steady to lower demand, with Minneapolis futures and cash bids ranging across No 1 hard and No 1 Northern.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City
West Indies
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Norther
Northern
Duluth
Toledo
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Guadalajara
Tamarack
Allouez
Kearsarge
Pewabie
National
Honerine
Boston & Montana
Vivian
Jay A. Hubbell
Santa Fe Copper Company
Ballou
San Pedro Company
San Pedro
Disute
Treasury
Santa Fe
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
State Street
Exchange
The
Massachusetts National Bank OF Boston
China
W. A. French
Chas, W. Perkins
G. H. Venner
Kidder
Peabody
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Williams & CO
Boston Stock
Bell Tél
LB & N Bs
Nye
Broken BO
Metropolitan St. RR. Co
Kansas City
Gamewell Auxiliary Fire Alarm Co
National Exchange Bank
Nat
Concord Mining Co
Ado Blackstone Nat
Nat. Webster Bank
Third Nat. Bank
Hamilton Woollen Co
Little Rock & Vf Smith RR
Nat. Car Co
Lowell
Manchester Mills
Northern RR
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore RR
Manat. F
M. Ins. Co
Farmers’ L.and Tr. Co
Concord Copper Co
Phila., Wilmington & Balt. RR
Nat. Bank
Boston & Maine RR
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Springfield & Cinn
Brunswick & Chillicothe RR
St. Vannl
Sioux City RR
Wichita & Western RR
Con
Pass. R. RR
Bur
Denver
Ft. Scott & Gulf RR
Ford County
Investment Co
Tonia & Lansing RR
Grand Trunk RE
Bur. & Quincey RR
Aim
Bell Tel. Co
Bank of Redemiption
Gloucester Nat. Bank
Gloucester
Mass
McKay
Essex Company
McKay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
City of Cinn
M. L
Pleasant Hill & de Soto RR
Bell. Tel. Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Shares Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
Salem Gas Light Co
Old Boston Nat. Bank
Merchandise Natl. Bank
Amory Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Amoskeag Mfg
Atlantic Cotton Mill
Pacific Mills
York A Co
Amory Mfg
Chicopee Mfg
Concord RR. Co
de Maine Cent. RR
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Mass. Mutual Ins. Co
American Ins. Co
Lombard Investment Co
Oakland Garden Assn
McKay Metallic Fast
Savinaw Valley & St. Louis RR
Top. & Western RR. Inc
Consolidated RR
Northern RR. Co
N. H
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern RR
Atch. Guar.eavenworth
Topek
U. P. Guar
Tua Mills
Southwestern RR
Cecutor
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing SS. Co
Allen Gymnasium
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
Lowell Machine Shop
McKay & Bigelow
Fort Scott & Minn. RR
Det
Lansing & No. RR
Cheshire RR
Natl. Heating Co
Boston Heating Co
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Rockland
City, Sopeka & Western RR
Hell
Samson SS
Lana
Bonanza
B & Mont
Cal & — Se
Kearsarge Eeeer
Bos & Aid Cscs
A, T&s
Cin
San & Clev
Cleve & Can
C.E
Osk
M. A
T&s Fe cd Trust
Chie
Kan & West
Pueblo & Ark
Beil Tel
Samsun S
Lamoine
Steers i
Sullivan Harbor
Tamarack Mining
Pa CO
A&p
B&a
Eereee
Bos & Lowell
San & Cley
Esate
Eenee
Cesses
Crescent Burton
Eureka
Ya Ken
Os. Everett
Lord Re
Mesnard
Ocean
Napa
al Ok
Ing
Long Island
Weer
Beach
As & St. L
Pacific
ESSOX
Nash
Chat
J. Cent
Ny. Cent
St . Bayer
Ss . Sear
Oregon N&vv
Pitteburg Ee
Eeeae Kh
W. P
Rock Island
Rome
St. L
Tex. Pac
Tol. & D. C. Pref
U. Pacific
Pullman Pal
Wille Vim W. Union
Am. Oil
N.W. Deb. Bs
Cen. P
O. Nav
O. & Trans
D. D
Os M
Tex. P. G
Union
N. Pac
Shore
Adams
American
Ells Fargo
Alice
Amador
Ontario
Belle Isle
B. H
Plymouth
Col. Chis
Quicksilver
Vref
STU Col. Coal
Silver King
Deadwood T., Tenn. C. & I
Exchequer
Union Con. Kale & Nor
Hesey
Fea
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission Bokets
Washington ST
Boston Markets
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