Money market and stock activity in Boston and New York
The Boston money market firm with clearinghouse bank loans at 3 percent and time loans 4 to 6 percent. New York exchanges rise, with substantial movements in bonds and foreign exchange. The local stock market shows dull, bearish pressure earlier, then partial recovery. broad notes on Atchison, Chicago Burlington Northern, Manitoba, and West End issues. Also includes railroad earnings, dividends, and a Twin Mountain rail extension note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mortgage Security Co
Union Depot Wax. Co
National Webster Bank
Union National Ip of
Weymouth
Mlinois Steel Co
Metropolitan National Bank
Hailton Woollen Co
Fitchburg Ark
Boston & Lowell
Boston Low Boat Co
Winnisimmet Co
Reece Button Hele Machine Co
Boston & Colorado Limelting Co
Cheshire RR
Market National Bank
Hights Boston Tow Boat Co
Amory Mans. Co
Busell Trimmer Co
Fortayne Coal & Iron Co
Trustees’ Ree
State National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Manchester Mills
Lowell Manf. Co
Kights Boston Tow Boat Co
Naumkeag Street Railway Co
Salem
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Trustees
Siem
West End Street Railway Co
Boston Flow Moat Co
National City Bank
Globe National Bank
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
National Exchange Bank
City of Boston
M. L
City of St. Vanles
Evansville, Terre Haute & Chicago RR
New Engl and Mortgage Security Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Denver x
Cowley, Sumner & Fort Smith RR. Co
Mort
Chicago,Arlington & Quincy RR
Consol. Mort
Louisville & Nashville RR
Iowa Central RR
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
Pac. Uar
Leavenworth,Topeka & Southwestern
Atch. Gar
Boston, Barre & Gardner 3d Mort, Bonds
Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Green
State Street Exchange
New York Financial Market Report Sept 10
Money on call eased to 22 to 4a with last loan at 2¾, sterling steady around 4.85–4.89. Government and railroad bonds dull to heavy. Stocks opened weak and fluctuated, with Lake Erie & Western rising to 65% on preferred, while Lackawanna fell to 143 5/8. By close, declines persisted in most active issues though some late gains limited losses. Railroad bonds active with Reading leading at $519,000, others modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Lake Erie & Western
Northern
Stock Exchange
Tennessee Coal
Lonudon
Reading
Line
Jersey Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Reading Firsts
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg
New York Stock Sales Report Sept 10 1923
Today's New York stock sales total 262 300 shares. The report lists shares traded with opening high low and closing prices for the day and the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial Market Summary from London and Paris
Foreign financial reports from London show Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 35 tied to Canadian Pacific 68 Erie 30 Illinois Central 120 Mexican ordinary 54 St Paul 75 New York Central 111 Reading 24% Bar silver 42 1 2 Money 2 per cent. Open market three month bills discount 37 16 to 3 percent. Paris quotes London exchange at 25 francs 20 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sles
Old Colony
Rutland Pee Mae
Summit
RY Union Vaciiie
West End
Wisconsin Central
Bell
Erie
Eastman
BRM Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trust
Burton Stock Car Co
Brokers’ Board
Boston & Liverpool Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
UC Aeee
Malden Electric Co
Chi
Tsee
North Chi
Roll Mill
Pul. Tel
Ee Sunar Refineries
Thomson-Houston Elec
Do Trust
Ain
Bell Tel
Peas
Krie Tel
Lamson S
Thomson Flee
Boston Ton
Westinghouse
West End Land
Wlinnisitamet Co
Bost. & Mont
Cal
Sula
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Tee
Boston & Albany
Boston & Miaine
Ceese
Canton
San. & Cleve
Denver
Tex
Ft. W
N.Y
Union Pacific
Ee Enone
Pas & Pacific Inc
Bur. & Mo
S- Chi
Ossessen
Hastern
N. BE
Og. & L. Cham
Ss. L
Mass
Nook
N. E
Essa West
Rapid Cent
Lee Dy
Pneumatic Tool
Illinois Steel
Phom
Hous
Kiec
Cceaes
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonnza Devel
B&b
Mont
Isutte & Iboston
Hella
Cataipi
Crescent
Vpoewadic
Bk Quincy
Sajita
Tamialack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Iostor
Boston
Boylston Street
Ampobello
Brench
Bay
Newport
Lamoine
Enews
Bic
Payson
Penobscot
Vlego
Sullivan
Poveka
Cneb
L. G
Lst Gs
Pe & W
D. D
Wis
Boiv
EL O
L. Kk
Central
Do ‘Inc
A. Puev
Ido& G
Railroad
Top
Houston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Vrov
Southern
Central of Mass
Nert
Ereereeeeree
Clev & Wastes Sescair
BD Co
Sas
Col. Sp
Flint
K.c
Fi.s
FL S
Maine Central
Cau
Chi. & Alton
Il & D
Lowwessi
del. & H
del. & L
East
Fort Wayne
Hocking Val
Houston
Texas
L. B
Vem
Tesee Lake Shore
Long Island
OB L. & Nash
Minn
Pacific
Ohio
J. Cent
BI & W
Northwestern
Isle Or
Qari
Oregon
Pittsburg
Seerae
Rich. & al
Lal Koike
Ock Island
Ase Ae OL
Rome
Eeeve
Paul
Oregon Tinee
Pacific Mail
Aes
Pullman Pal
W. Union
D.w R.G
St. P. Co & P. Erie
R. G. Ti
LLL N
Potosi
Hale & Nor
Union Con
Ward Con
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Dominion
New York Central
Reading
New Trears
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Paris
Concord Railroads Consolidate into Concord & Montreal Railroad Company
A special stockholders meeting in Concord approved consolidation of the Concord and Boston and Concord and Montreal railroads by a vote of 16 255 yeas to 43 nays. The new corporation will capital at 4 800 000 in four classes with defined dividends and preferences. The note adds a Duluth dispatch on rate cuts by Duluth South Shore and Atlantic and earnings figures for Missouri Kansas Texas for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Railroad Company
Concord
Boston, Concord & Montreal
Concord & Montreal Railroad Company
Boston, Concord & Montreal New Stock
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Boston, Concord
Minneapolis
Commodity Market Report Shows Broad Steadiness Across Goods
The market notes steady to dull tone across items including lumber flour oats rye and cornmeal with several meats and dairy products showing firmness. Pork and butter display activity and strength while vegetables fruit and fats show mixed demand and nominal prices in a general portside commodities snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
The Option Markets In Chicago Wheat and Corn
The Chicago market news notes December wheat at 78 4 cents amid mixed influences. Early buying momentum fades after rumors about government reports. exports and seaboard clearances improve. Corn shows firmer trends while provisions stay unsettled. Local hog activity remains moderate with liberal seller pressure on the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Loledo
Grain futures quotations and closing prices across exchanges
Farnum, Reardon & Co Boston report grain futures with Wheat Corn Oats quotes for Sept Oct Dec May and Year figures. Closing prices shown for Minneapolis St Louis New York and cash markets with bids asks and percentages for No 1 and No 2 Northern and Hard red winter varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Reardon & Co
Boston
Loys
Rae Peer
Noviass
Woor
Minneapolis
St Louis
New York
The Cotton Crop Report From Washington
The September cotton report notes the crop is late with excessive moisture causing weed growth and delayed boll development. Rust appears widely, especially on sandy uplands, with Atlantic gray soils worst affected. Drought limited to light pine lands in Mississippi and similar soils in Louisiana and parts of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Gulf States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic Coast
New York Dry Goods Market Shows Busy Week
The Daily Commercial Bulletin reports an active dry goods market in New York with leading jobbers distributing seasonable goods. Commission houses and importers received many reorders from the interior as overall business remained satisfactory. Staple cotton goods prints and ginghams held steady demand at first hands while dress goods stayed active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Petroleum Flurry Sends Oil Prices Up on Decline Stock
New York, Sept 10. The petroleum market on the Consolidated Exchange rose to 102 ½ as officials reported a stock drop of nearly 1,000,000 barrels and a large drop in outstanding certificates. Early there was fear of a squeeze for short sellers, but part of the advance faded and the corner was averted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Exchange
Foreign wool sales postponed to Sept 24 in London
London reports the next wool sales delayed until September 24 due to the strike. Arrivals up to the new date will be admitted, with stock still awaiting sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Print Cloth Market in Fall River Dull at 3 4 Cents
The print cloth market in Fall River on September 10 remains dull and quiet with prices at 3 4 cents per yard, down a fraction. Stronger demand does not appear, merchants report limited activity and steady declines persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Lumber Market Shows Stable Trade With North South Demand
In the lumber trade this week, overall activity is steady with firm prices for Southern and Northern timbers. Demand for fin ishing lumber remains strong. Georgia mill outputs sold well. shippers protest steamship treatment and seek extra steamer service. cargo floorings and cypress prices are quoted firm while Western pine and spruce show cautious strength amid broad market resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Mills
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Steamship Company
Maine
St. John River
Aroostook Falls
Fredericton
Penobscot
Kennebec
Androscoggin
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Second Clear
Cleveland sewer bond issue details and dates
The document describes a $99,000 sewer bond issue dated April 11, 1889, due April 1, 1905, with 4 percent interest paid semi annually at the American Exchange Bank in New York City. Denomination $1000. Legal investment for Massachusetts savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Exchange Bank
New York City
Savings Banks of
Massachusetts
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
The Coal Trade Pauses for Demand Push
Dealers in anthracite coal wait for a trade upturn as activity remains fair but prices stay firm. Retail demand shows a slight uptick while bituminous coal moves well. Car shortages persist, yet ships rise and freight rates ease. Prices are unlikely to fall due to September production limits.
Flour And Grain Prices In Carload Quotations
Domestic flour quotations range from fine to extra patent with various grades listed. Receipts today include 5599 bbls and 3675 sacks. trade is steady, buyers cautious, prices unchanged across regions from New York to Chicago and St Louis with mixed corn, oats, and rye absent or minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
City
Chicago
St Louis
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Clearing House
New York Clearing House
St. Lewis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Windom
Reichsmarks
Lake City
Bears
Atchison
Interstate Commerce Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Illinois
Govong Fe Ce
Sii
Goscoc Bcs
Gros
Ose
Wall Street News
Par
Mexican Central
St. Louis
Cleveland
New England Life Insurance Company
Alvah Slonson
Ibe B. Tebbetts
Matthews & Whittaker
Noonan
Wisconsin Central Securities
Central Massachusetts
New England
Evans
Street
New York Mail and Express
Land Company
The
West End Land Company
Dribleis
Boston & Montana Mining
Calumet & Hecla
Napa
Tamarack
National Telephone
American Ferrale Company
Sugar Refineries Company
Manhattan Elevated Company
Western Union Executive Committee
Bourne Mill
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co. of
Kansas
Fitchburg RR
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Massachusetts National Bank
St. Louis & Kansas City RR
Lockwood Co
Waterville
Dollar Co
Eastman Freight Car Heater Co
East Tennessee
Toledo
Kansas City
Memphis
van Horne
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
St. Paul Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Twin Mountain House
N.H
Maine Central Railroad
Fabyan’s
Scott's
Comletion
Feneral
Lucker
Scott’s
Fabyan
Whitefield
New Hampshire
Fay & Co
State Street
Wilson W
Union
McKay
Penobscot Way
Mfg
Desert
Don Enrique
Dunkin Mining
NEW York Financial
Ing
At. & Pacific
Atchison, Byoo
Sweer
Air L
Roch
C. Re & Sweer
An. Pacific
Neat
Ches
Union of the
Concord and
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Auust
J. E. Carter & CO
Kars & Commission BF
Washington ST
Farm Tee Priv
NEW York Dry Goods
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
City of
Lanprecht Bros.& CO
Congress Street
Colorado
Newebraska
Havmsas
F. B. Rogers
Francis A. Osborn
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
T. Merrihews
J.C Pavis & C
School Street
Pottsville Miners’ Journal
Joma E. Welsh
General Market
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