Money market and stock market summary from Sept 11
The money market remained firm with rates steady at clearing house levels and general market loans quoted from 4% to 6% while call loans secured by collateral ranged 4% to 5%. Exchange activity rose versus a year ago, with notable totals in New York and Chicago. Government securities held firm and several railroad and industrial stocks traded strongly, with Atlantic & Pacific and Union Pacific among the active names and Pullman stock showing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Atlantic & Pacific
New York & New England
San Diego Land
West End
Prime
Crop Bureau
Atchison
Atchison and Frisco
Eugene Hale
Mr. Kasson
Iowa
Sullivan Harbor Land Company
Frenchman 'S Bay
Maverick
National City & Otay
Otah
National City & Otay Railroad Company
San Diego Land Company
Bell ‘Telephone
Lamson
Eastman Car Company
Hoosiers Victory as Bostons Fall in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on September 11 the Indianapolis club defeated Boston in a 56 to 43 game amid strong defense by McGeachy Glasscock Johnston and Quinn. Attendance reached 1600 as Clarkson’s early lead faded under steady Boston pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clarkson
Bostons
Kelly
McGeachy
Glasscock
Johnston
Quinn
OG Brown
Seery
Fassett
iKelly
Nash
Bivens
We McGeachy
O Ray
Bchoen
Flornung
Myers
Morrill
Oye
Eo Buckley
P.O' Poss
Oia
Penny
Brown
Schoeneck
Hornung
Balla
Hines
Shreve
Pete
Denny
Indnapolis
Lowells Defeat Burke Temperance, Then Disband
In Lowe on September 11 the Lowell team beat the Burke Temperance Institute 4 to 0. After the game the Lowells announced they have disbanded their club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowells
Lowe
Burke Temperance Institute
Baseball Scores and Postponement Update
In Cleveland Brooklyn game the Cleveland club won 2 to 0. St Louis defeated Louisville 9 to 7. Kansas City beat Philadelphia 11 to 2 while the Athletic Baltimore game was postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyns
Clevelands
St. Louis
Louisville
Pucinnat
Neimnatis
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Rich and Woodbury Shoe Makers Assign to Peterson
Rich and Woodbury shoe manufacturers with factories in Salem and Gloucester assign for the benefit of creditors to Joseph N. Peterson of Salem. There are 123 creditors, mainly from Lynn and Boston, with liabilities around 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich & Woodbury
Salem
Gloucester
Joseph N. Peterson
Lynn
Boston
Boston Merchants Association Mourns Ex President Wood
The Boston Merchants Association held a meeting yesterday afternoon to honor William B. Wood. Vice President Farley presided. a three member committee presented resolutions praising Wood’s public spirit, charity, integrity, and service to state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Association
William B. Wood
N. W. Farley
Lane
Wood
Messrs
Jarvis Tolman
Weston Lewis
B. K. Moore
Wood Boston
Boston Harbor Line Hearing Reveals Harbor Boundary Debate
The Board of Engineers of the U S Army met in Boston to discuss harbor lines beyond which piers or deposits shall not extend. Attending were General Henry L Abbott Lieutenant-Colonel Gillespie Major William B Livermore and two state officials. hearing was informal with Neponset River remarks. A report will be filed with the Secretary of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Engineers
United States Army
Secretary of War
River and Harbor Commissioners
Boston
Henry L. Abbott
New York
G. R. Gillespie
William B. Livermore
State Board of Arbor and Land Commissioners
W. Hiunt
Neponset
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Unt
Neponset River
Hampden Park Races Climax In Unfinished Event
Hampden Park opening day drawn fair crowds on a warm afternoon as favorites dominated in four trotting and pacing heats. Elda B. led early on 2:21 with Golden Rod close, then Golden Red won a later heat while Elda B. faltered. Lady Hill claimed the 2:25 pacing with strong heats, but the program kept one race incomplete after a dead heat in the 2:24 trotting segment, leaving the final results undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hampden Park
Golden Red
Lena Wilkes
Elda B
Golden Rod
Elda Be
Elda
Gracie B
S.ceceeeeteteeee
Sas
Kernsett
Lady Hill
Columbus Girl
Lady Hall
Columbus
Sir Archy
Fedv Eillis Isos
Easilly
Helen Wied
Irish Gentlemen Cricketers Arrive for Longwood Tour
The Irish gentlemen cricketers arrived in the city and lodge at the Quincy House. They come from Baltimore after defeating its club, with Dublin University and Phoenix Cricket Club well represented. Captain Dunn leads a strong side noted for early success and winning their initial matches in Kingston, Ottawa, Orillia, Toronto, Hamilton, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore before meeting Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Quincy House
Baltimore
Dublin University
The
Phoenix Cricket Club
Dunn
Eighth Regiment
Messrs
Edward Fitzgerald
J. P. Fitzgerald
D. Cronin
J. W. Hynes
J. W. Weldon
T. J. Tobin
Leinster
D. F. Gilman
Blackrock College
J. P. Maxwell
F. W. Kennedy
Walter F. Lynott
J. Dunn
Ottawa
Ontario
Orilla
Toronto
Gentlemen of Canada
Gentlemen of
Longwoods
George Wright
J. W. Dutton
Lott Mansfield
J. ©. Hubpar
C. L. Bixby
E. Caton
R. D. Brown
Sam Wright
Fred Mansfield
R. Mudie
Tom Pettitt
Chambers
Lawrence
Concord
N. H
St. Paul's
New England
Philadelhia
New York
University O Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Sale of Fine Horses From Northampton Street Sale
Among the horses sold by A. W. Davis of Northampton street the past week were a family horse to Mr. Tufts of Newton, a saddle and harness gelding to J. A. Brooks, a finely bred chestnut mare to C. Merton Haley for his four in hand, a Kentucky saddle horse to Mr. Laselle of Whitinsville, a coal black coupé horse to Mr. Ranlett of Auburndale, a pair of fine knee acting Morgan cobs to Mr. Turner for his four in hand, and a fast trotting mare to a gentleman in Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Mr. Tufts
Newton
J’. A. Brooks
C. Merton Haley
Kentucky
Laselle
Whitinsville
Ranlett
Auburndale
Morgan
Mr. Turner
Longwood
Fresh autumn overcoats from Macallar Parker Co
Macallar Parker Co announces a fresh stock of autumn overcoats with best grades on offer. Prices range from 12 to 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallar, Parker & Co
Dividend notices and recommendations from multiple companies
The Manhattan Elevated Mailroad Company and San Diego Land and Town Lot Company announce quarterly dividends of 1 percent and 2 percent payable Oct 1 respectively. The Tremont & Suffolk Mills declares 8 percent dividend payable Sept 16. Western Union executive committee recommends a 1.44 percent quarterly dividend and Lehigh Valley directors declare a 1.44 percent regular dividend today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Meigs Elevated Railway opens stock subscriptions
Meigs notice announces subscription books for the first issue of stock in the Meigs Elevated Railway. Office details and full particulars are available at the office or by mail upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Elevated
Williams & Co Auction Sales at Boston Stock Exchange
The Williams & Co sale lists 2000 Old Colony KR shares and multiple collateral and trustee holdings. Items include Merrimac Mfg Co Lancaster Mills Atlantic Cotton Naumkeag steam, Attleboro RR stock, Cambridge Gas Light and Union Metrast, plus numerous railroad and bank securities with payment terms and delivery conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Mfg. Co
Cal
Springfield & Cin. RR
Vermont & Mass. RR
Union Met. Fast. Co
Boston Marine Ins. Co
Vermont
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Atari
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Natl
Eagle Bank
Boston Gas Light Co
Fitchburg AK
Metropolitan Street Ry. Co
Kansas City
Snugar Refineries Co
Chicago, Michigan & Lake Shore RR
Hopkinton N. Bk
N. Eagle Bk
Old Boston N. Bk
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Bates Mfg. Co
Amoskeagg Mfg. Co
Manchester Mills
Stark Mills
Salmon Falls Mfg. Co
Do Cabot Co
Lancaster Mills
Nashua Mig. Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Concord RR. Co
Fitchburg RR
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers RR
Pfd
Pacific Guano Co
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Globe Gas Light Co
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co
New York & New England RR. Co
Union Pacific RR. Co
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Sugar Refineries Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western RR
Cedar Rapids & Co. River RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Union Pacific RR
Lynn & Boston RR
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Do Otis Co
Thorndike Co
de Lyman Mills
Pleasant Hill & de Soto RR
Boston & Montana Comme Co
Burl. & Mo. RR
American Bell Telephone
Topeka
New England N. Bank
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore RR. Co
Tamarack Mining Co
Cambridge Gas Lt. Co
Pacific Mills
Globe Natl, Bk
Boston & Albany RR
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy RR
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Old Colony KR
Merrimac Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Co
Attleboro Branch RR
Boston & Maine RR
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Union Metrast. Co
Merchandise Nat. BR
Mt. Vernon Natl. Bank
Hill Mfg. Co
Hamilton Woollen Co
Continental Mills
Boston Maine RR
Asso
Berkshire RN
Do Meikkay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
New England Glass Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Old Colony RR
Housatonic RR
Consol. Mort
Fort Scott & Gulf RR
New York financial roundup sees mixed bonds and stock activity
Money on call eased to 1% 2% with the last loan at 2 and receipts closing at 142 2. Prime mercantile paper 5 6%. Bar silver strong at 93 24. Sterling quiet with 60 day bills at 4.84 and demand at 4.88. Government bonds scarce dull but firm while railroad bonds stay quiet yet firm. Major stocks fluctuated with New England leading gains then retreating. Pullman and Manhattan moved opposite. Strong tone in high class bonds with notable activity in Fort Worth & Denver and several regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Bar
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
New England
Pullman
Manhattan
Fort Worth & Denver Firsts
Reading First
West Shore
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fort Worth & Denver
London Market Summary From Sept 11
London financials show Consols at 983 16 for money and 987 16 for account. Atlantic and Great Western bonds traded 40 and 84 in second lines. Canadian Pacific 68 percent, Illinois Central 122 percent, Mexican ordin ary 491 percent, St Paul 72 14, Reading 274 2. Money rates 2 to 2 percent. Open market discount 3 percent. Paris Paris Paris advices quote ver cer rentes 84 francs 45 centimes for account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man. Beach
Man
Memphis & Ch
Mich
Central
A. Fett
Ulac Pacific
Essex
Ase Nash, & Chat
N. J
St. Te
Ohio & Mib
Ont
West
Oregon
Esese
Pittsburg
Tees
W & Wef
St. Paul
St P.M &M
St. P
Tex. Pac
Tol
O. C
U Pac
Utha
Sae L
eiMes
Cen. P. Lats
N. Do
P Erie
Texa N.jd. C. Inf
N. P
Iu. Pac
W. Shore
Adams
American
Fiargo
Sistagreors
Amador
Qle
Ontario
Best & Bel
Plutus
Bodie
Proustite
Quicksilver
Sutter Creek
Con
London
Great Western
Paris
Commercial M Tters: Crop and Market Conditions
Lumber is improving while flour and corn stay firm. Oats and rye are quiet, with graham flour and millseed steady. Butter and eggs show firmness, beans and potatoes in fair to good demand, hay and grass seeds steady, pork and corned beef firm, fresh beef in fair demand, and raw sugars nominal with refined sugars active.
Wheat market slips after government crop estimate shocks Chicago
Wheat opened weak as government data put crop in the 425 to 450 million bushel range, above popular guesses around 400 million. December at 92 1/2 cents. local traders tried to hold, price fell quickly. Corn mixed. hogs strong on short-covering. receipts and future carload estimates noted. Trading showed weakness in wheat with potential for another advance, while oats and pork markets moved on speculative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Shorts
Momtie Jae
Lumber market signs improvement with steadier movement
The lumber market shows better conditions and modest movement in building lumber. Quotations remain largely unchanged and Eastern lumber arrivals by vessel are noted as upcoming.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Flint & Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central Common
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Santa Fe & California
Guadalajara
Burlington & Northern
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Texas
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Moston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Eastern
West End Land
Sullivan Harbor Land
Sullivan Harbor
Bar Harbor
Colonel Shepard
Garner
Calumet & Heels
Pennsylvania
Montana
Atlantic
Tamarack
Franklin
Kearsarge
Transcript
Tamarack Company
Treasury
Wainwright Mfg. Co
Algo
E. Howard Watch & Clock Co
Os — & Fort Smith Ry. Co
City of Chicago
M. L
Consol. RR
Wisconsin Centr
Oriental Coffee House
American Bell Si Co
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Simonds Rolling Machine Co
WN. Engle Bk
Old Boston UK
Little Rock Junction RR
Metropolitan Horse RR
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
No. Western
St. Ry. Co
Llonia & Lansing RR
Chicago & West Menoa RR
Mesnard
A. T&s
Conn River
Flint& PM
Ny&ne
Boston Stock Exchange
Allonez
Arnold Eeewnee
Mont
Coepaces
Heewess
Catalpa
Crese
Senate
Dunkin
Loy LV
Huron
Osceola
Wee
Pewabic
Screeeseee
Quincy Ecee
Esenses
Land Companies
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Seat
Hipston W. P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
East Boston
Bay
Newport
Lamoie
Seeeenee
Payson
Penobscot
Winthrop
Atchison Lst
Eee Etna Oseess
Inc
L. G
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KE C
K. C
K.C Nae
M. Gs
St. L.im
Lust
N. E
Nor. Pac
Do P. D'O
Do Inc
Atch
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Southern
Oneness
Central of Mass
Cleve
Canton
Werner
River
Cok
Sp. Ees O
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Ste Flin & VP. M. Com
K.C
Ft. 3
L. BR
E & St. Settee
Maine
Antral
N.Y
New Eng
Lys
Rutland
Sumimit
Oly
Wis
Sesssee
Am. Bell
Esscuss
Eric
Eee
Eastman Car Heater Co
Lamson Store Service Co
TOM
Pullman Palace Car
Hoosiers
Pittsboros
Chicagos
Detroits
Prrrseurg
Staley
Senators
Pittsburgs
Washingtons
Bunday
Hoy
Miller
Kaeline
O' Fuller
Fields
Arundele
Braley
Day
Pieburghas
Ciaes
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Beckley
Smith
Carroll
Hioy
Wilmot
Daily
Donnelly
Fuller
Arundel
palls—Wilmot
Washington
O’brien
O'Brien
Carcaco
John Tener
NEW Yorks
A. E
A. E Ryan
Ward
Sullivan
OG Ewing
Duffy
O Rich
Ds'n
O ‘Anson
O‘kernan
A Pfeffer
L/Connor
Willi
M’n
O’rourke
Barns
Whitney
Tener
Slattery
Farrell
Welch
Anson
Tiernan
Williamson
Connor
Ewing
Richardson
O'Rourke
Vener
Parrell
Pfeffer
Baila
Ryan
Powers
Daniels
Detroit
Philadelphias
Philadelpraias
R. Bh.po
R. BH. PO
A. E. Bronthers
Sanders
White
Andrews
Rowe
Farrar
Ganzel
Foxarty
Twitchell
Mulvey
Bennett
Clirwin
Conway
Iastian
Campan
Offfallman
Scheffer
Casey
Fase Meeca
CPOE
C'S
Detreis
Brouthers
Hallman
Fogarty
Caey
Hhouble
Irwin
Bastian
Gasian
Arrar
Lynch
the Harbor Lines
Meigs
Devonshire Street
Municipal and
Railroad Securivese
Williams & Co
Wellfleet Marine Ins. Co
Portland
Saco & Ports, RR
McKay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
de Bay State Live Stock Co
Reece Button Hole M. Co
Pueblo & Arkansas Val
New Mexico & So
Pacific RR
Cheshire RR
Brokers’ Board
Sept
T&s F
A&p
B&q
Fts & M
South Kansas
Tex
Erie
Frenchman’s Bay
Maverics Land
San Diego
West Bud
Tamarack Il
T&st
B&n Wrights
Colgny
T& SF
Ove Bu
K & Wine
Reidson
Teeree
Etniseee A'S
Los & Mont
Cal & Hee
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ates Sa Bil
Allouez
Shipshone
Rnold
St. Mary
Aztec
Honannszar
South Ee
Breece
Bruns. G
Wash
Crescent
Elect
Burton
Everett
Lord Yel
Hung Fl
N.E
Pontiac
Toledo
NEW York Financial
T. Oh
Pacific
Air Line
Roch
Saeee
Ches
Ohio
Cci
Alton
Oi & D
Erne
C. Cleve, & Col
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del, & L
East Tenn
Lsb Press
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
tHoust
B. EW
Kan
Long Island
Lou
L Louw
Foreign Financial Markets
Chicago Markets
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
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