Money Market and Stock Report From Boston
The Boston money market remains dull with clearing house rate at 21% and call money 3 to 3 3/4 percent for good borrowers. Time money 4 to 514 percent. Bond and stock activity shows varied movements across Atchison, Chicago lines, and union bonds, with large turnover in exchange figures, foreign rates, and Bank of England reserve changes. Local market notes include earnings by railroads and mines, plus a large Union Pacific Lincoln Colorado bond subscription offering.
Railroad dividends declared by several companies
The East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad pany declares a 5 percent dividend on first preferred stock. Directors at Chicago and Eastern Illinois and Chicago and Indiana railroads declare quarterly 142 percent on preferred stock payable December 1. Ashton Valve Company declares 242 percent quarterly payable November 1. Books close November 17 and reopen December 3.
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East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Company
Chicago & Eastern Inds
Chicago & Indiana Railroad
Ashton Valve Company
Union Pacific Lincoln Colorado bonds issued for subscription
The Union Pacific Railway Company offers four million four hundred thousand dollars in 5 percent gold bonds secured by pledge of the parent company. Subscriptions open October 30 in Boston and New York, with trustees American Loan and Trust Co. of Boston. Bond terms include gold payment in New York or Boston, registration options, sinking fund, and detailed debt per mile figures. The issue supports expansion within the Kansas Pacific system and involves multiple international banking houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Trust
Oregon Short Line
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Texas
New England_Telephone
Erie Telephone
West End
Aspinwall
Boston & Montana
National
Huron
Tamarack
Kearsarge
Osceola
Opechee
Calumet Mine
Messrs
Lee
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado Railway
Kansas Pacific Railway
Salina
Lincoln
Waldo
Colby
Kansas Pacific
Oakley
Kan
Denver
Canon City
Col
Salina, Lincoln & Western Railway Company
Oakley & Colby Railway Company
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Adams
New York
Boston
American Loan and Trust Company of
Colorado
Salina, Lincoln & Western Railway Co
Oakley & Colby Railway Co
Union Pacific Railway Co
Do Lombard Invest. Co
Freeman’s
Nat
Bates Mfg. Co
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Market
Citizens’ Bank of
Wichita
Farmers’ Loan and Tr. Co. of
State of
New _ Hampshire Trust. Co
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston Incorporated 1784
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston. Details about its incorporation and historical note appear in the text. The document references the Boston bank's long history and foundational date, noting its enduring presence in the Massachusetts financial landscape.
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The
Massachusetts National Bank OF Boston
Boston Stock Exchange Report of Oct 25 Sales
Official report of stock and bond sales from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. shows prices with ranges and figures for several issues. Details include highest and lowest values and multiple lot sizes such as 2 000 and 5 000 shares.
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Can M. Co
Continental Nat. Bank
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Boston Marine Ins
Reece Button Hole M. Co
Arkansas Val. ‘Town
Boylston Nat
McKay Metallic
Concord RR
First Ward Nat. Bk
Blackstone Nat
First Natl. Bank
Hyant
Lewell Bleachery
Laconia Mfg. Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Northern RR
N. K
Cheshire RR
Aes Rolling Machine Co
McKay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
de Tamarack Mining Co
Taunton Locomotive Co
Chicago
Boston & Liverpo
Webster Bank
Boston Heating Co
Boston & Maine RR
Mass. Mutrice Ins. Co
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Geses Valley RR
Erie
Lamson SS
Frenchman’s Bay Land
West End Land
Ais
San Diego
Allouez
Dublin
Huron
Kearsarge
National
Tamarack
Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Lowell
Chi & E
Ill
Chi & W
Cleve
Canton
Chi, Burl & Nor
B&q
Summit
T & S Fe
Boston
Mont
Eset
Aspinwall
Frenchman’s Bay
Winthrop Land
Allonez
Es Atlantic
Franklin
Luron
Ee Kearsarge
Ee National
Seacess
T&s Fe
Bog
At & Pac
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Ny&ne
Summit Branch
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ane Rappa
Ay Allouez
Arnold
Mary
Bonanza
South Side
Winthrop
Catalpa
Crescent
Burton
Eureka
Muss
Napa
Toledo
Pontiac
Bakers’ BO
Werse
Financial markets show quiet close with mixed bond moves
New York trading opens uneven as money on call remains easy at 1 to 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 44 6, bar silver 94, Sterling at 4.84 bid for 60 day bills and 4.87 for demand. Government bonds dull, rail bonds heavy. New England and Richmond West Point preferred weaken, notable swings in list. late session shows slight firming but overall unchanged from opening. Railroad bonds total sales 1,064,000. Specific moves include Chesapeake & Ohio 6s 1911 at 114, Albany & Susquehanna 6s at 122, East Tennessee 5s at 142, Kentucky Central 4s at 73, others mixed with several issue adjustments.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Commercial
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Carney
United States
Ranes
Lorins
Sight
Ank of England
Bulfin
Bank of England
Bank of Tranc
Atchison
Ood
Wellington
Kan
Santa Fe
Pan Handle
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Ripley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington Quincy
Union Pacific
California Southern
Oregon
Mexican Central
Inc
Hird
Repor
Gales
ALLON
Arnold Eer
Atlantic
Soho
Bonanza Devel
B. & Mont
Satalpa
Central
Franklin
Eseteeteer
Huron
Ironton
Kearsar
Southbay
Boston W.P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
French Bay
Lamome
Vayson
West Ind
Winthrop
Wolmasson
At. & Pac
L. G
Kan. & W
Ae Inc
Mich
D. D
Wis
C. Be
E. & St. L. Linu
Acne
Railrooads N.Y. & N
Saae
Vac
Ing de P. D.O
Eee
Ing
T. H
L. C. Con
AL. & Pacific
Pueb. & A. V
B. & Air Line
Rutland
Southern
Kans
Nuttiaace
Gan
de Tex
Central Iowa
Eree Do
Central Pacific
Sonora
St. Jo
G. L
Chi. & Alton
Cehit
Do Inc
Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Del
Boston & Maine
del. & L
Boston & Prov
den R. Ge
East Fenn
Central of Mass
Ener Oe
Eae
Ressee
Canton
Ft. W
Anne
Houst
Texas
Col
Kan, & Tex
Fitchburg
Flint & P
COM
Onerne
Lake Shore
Pt. S. & Gulf
Lon
Beach
K. C
Man
Goducl
Essus
Minnis
New
Eng
Aise
Old Colony
Essex
Vic Hedewe
Summit Branch
Rae Pacific
Reese
Lilys
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Richmond & West Point
Terminal
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Albany & Susquehanna
East Tennessee
Kentucky Central
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
St. Paul & Northern Pacific
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Unionacific
Shenandoah Valley
Wenerd
Arkansas
Market Report On Agricultural Commodities And Provisions
Commercial matters show varied activity with specific items listed as firmer, steadier, or quiet. Butter and potatoes demand rise, while cornmeal and rye show firmness. molasses unchanged and refined sugars in active demand. Livestock like beans, pork, lard, hogs, veals, and muttons display mixed trends across the market.
Metal Market steady copper lead tin in London
The Metal Market report from London shows copper steady at spot £78 563 and futures £78 15s, lead steady at £13 12s 6d, and tin firm with spot £103 and futures £103 10s.
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London
GMB
Wool Market Firm Amid Tight Supplies And Higher Prices
The wool market remains firm with limited supplies concentrated among a few dealers. Producers hold out wools for higher prices as mills show strong demand. quotes advance for XX and above, while Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces stay short and firm. Combings and delaines stay in good demand with steady to firm prices across regions.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kentucky
Territory
Montana
Texas
California
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Indiana
Mississippi
Wyoming
Utah
London wool sales conclude brisk demand at Antwerp
The concluding wool sale of the series was held today in Antwerp with a good attendance and brisk demand. Of 2700 bales offered, 779 bales of Montevideo sold at 105 230 francs, 303 bales of Algerian at 80 186 francs, and 138 bales of sundry material were included.
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London
Antwerp
Montevideo
Leather and hides market steady with firm prices
The leather market remains firm with small stocks and steady demand for finished leather. Wax and hip leather trade is quiet but prices stay firm. Rio Grande brogan leather shows better demand while polka splits are dull. Hides are in easy domestic stock with quiet trade and firm foreign demand. New England salted hides are weak and Southern dry hides scarce.
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New England
Brighton
Wwe
New Englan
West
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Cordova
Entre Rio
Grain Markets Report from Chicago and New York Closing Prices
Wheat opened higher in Chicago with strong intraday trading led by Linn and Cudahy as shorts were scarce and buyers like Ream dominated. Northwest reports were bullish and corn softened after shorts covered. New York and St Louis futures closed with December gains in wheat and mixed moves in corn and oats. old crop and new crop spreads highlighted a buoyant grain market.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
Chicago
Linn, Cudahy
Ream
Hutchison
Northwest
Earavs
Jon Ee
New York
St Louis
Boston Markets Flour and Grain Prices Oct 25 Report
Boston markets report firmer tone from wheat, quiet demand, little flour sold. Grain prices for carload lots quoted with ranges for flour and export grades. New York receipts and exports noted, with wholesale and jobbing levels for winter and spring wheat products and Minnesota, Michigan, Canada grades.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Xtra
Neww
York
Aty
City Mail
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Guadalajara
San Luis
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Wisnsin
Fottesn Pacific
St. Louis Cable & Western
Chicago & Indiana
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Wee
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleveland & Canton
Messrs. Ountze
Webb and Robinson
Fitchburg Road
Massa- 900
Massachusetts
Eastern
Blake
Boissevain & Co
A. Boissevain
Cial
Union Pacific Railway
Ccvcecetiecscescesees
Csceeeeeeenes
Shoe and Leather N. Bk
Third N. Bk
Columbian Natl. Bank
Union Bk
On Mfg. Co
Lowell Mfg
Dwightate. Co
Amouskea . Co
Amory Mfg
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Pacific Mills
Lowel
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Fitchburg RR
Maine Cent. RR
Metropolitan St. By. Co
Kansas City
Busell Trimmer Co
Mass. Mutual Ins. Co
American Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Oakland Garden Assn
McKay Met
Fast
McKay & Bigelow Heelin Machine
Saginaw Valley
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Haskell Post Co
Norwich & Worcester RR. Co
Georgia
Nebraska
Maine
Washington Territory
Aleppo
Angora
East India
Kandahar
Jafia
Bagdad
Lamson Store
Pullman Palace
Lisa
Mass
Ing. In
As . C. & Steee
Evre
St. P
Se Pac
Lehan Tol & O. U. Vret
Tica & B. Ree
Ite
St Orn
Ww. & L . Ey Land and
Eae Eeee
Oregon Im
Oo Pac
Mah
Puilinan Pal
W. Union
Sig Ose
Eeee Ener Petroleum
N.W
P. Sts
D.& Rog
N. Pac
U. Pac
Do Sia
W.shore
N. W. Cons
Aes Ee Adams
American
Hei Welle Fargo
Ees Mining Companies
Nava. Oo
Union
United
Wrans Exchange
China
Frencu
W. Perkins
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Philadelphia
C.H. Venner & Co
Congress
Williams & CO
Foreign Financial Markets
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Paris
LEE, Tigginson & CO
Blake Bros. & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Bur & M
Chie & West Mich
NEW York Financial
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington
Boston Markets
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