Money Market and Stock Exchange Report From Boston and New York
The money market remained steady with deposits and loans firm, time loans discounted, bank balances and New York funds showing modest movement. Boston and New York stock trading was dull, with mixed bond offerings and notable activity in New England and Utah & Northern issues. a forthcoming annual election for Boston Stock Exchange officers and a large subscription offer for Utah & Northern bonds were announced.
Dividends Declared by Companies
Cutting Car Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable October 1. Western Union Telegraph Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.44 percent payable October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Car Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boot and Shoe Buyers In Town Ad Notice
Albany buyers from W F Freeman and others, spreading ads for boot and shoe firms across multiple cities including Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Des Moines, Kansas City, Nashville, Norfolk, and Savannah. Notable names include Belknap Carpenter & Co, Childs Groff & Co, Selz Schwab, Rich Bros, W W Kendall, and A Einstein & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Freeman
Baltimore
Mad
G Rogers
Brooks, Rogers & Co
Columbus
Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
Cleveland
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Chicago
McLauchlan
Selz, Schwab & Co
Cedar Rapids
Cobban
Detroit
Mich
E Smith
East Saginaw
Rich
Rich Bros
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall Boot and Shoe Company
Craw
Keokuk
Versteeg
Versteeg Bros
Nashville, Tenn
Big Am
Norfolk
Thomas
Seabury
Seabury’s Sons
Seasickness relief praised by Dr Blackman
Dr W W Blackman of Brooklyn New York endorses Ash Horsford acid phosphate for seasickness noting prompt and complete relief in several cases and expressing strong satisfaction with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Horsford
W. W. Blackman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mortgage Bond Offering for Utah and Northern Railway
The Utah and Northern Railway Company bonds are limited to 15 000 dollars per mile by federal act, with principal and interest guaranteed by Union Pacific. A sinking fund of two thirds of one percent of outstanding bonds retires them at 105, or funds reinvested if not purchasable at 105. Subscriptions open Friday morning September 14 and close September 21 or earlier on Amsterdam notification. Bonds ready on allotment. descriptive circulars and bond copy available. price 95 plus accrued interest. price may advance without notice.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Northwest
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Boston Stock Exchange
Exchange
Henry L. Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Oliver W. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & Co
A. Spencer
Bears
Wall Street
Atchison
California Southern
California Southern Railroad Company
Louisville
Evansville & St. Louis
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon
Utah & Northern Railway
Union Pacific Railway Company
Garrison
Montana
Butte City
Mont
Oregon Shortine Railroad
Utah & Northern
Amsterdam
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Northwest Traffic Association
Eastern Illinois
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway Company
Chicago & Ohio River Railroad Company
Danville, Olney & Obio River
Austin Corbin
Viocent
Albert N. Parlin
Sec
Lowell Times
Franconia Iron Company
Lawrence
Methuen
Lowell
Franconia
N. H
Concord
White Mountain
Boston, Concord
Montreal
London Cables
Spot Lake
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Franklin
Boston & Montana
Montana Territory
Biahlow
Ap Su
Act of Congress
City Horse Market Shows Moderate Trade Amid Varying Prices
The city horse market reports mixed activity with most sales slow and prices uneven. Isburgh & Co and Bowler’s stables note steady demand for stock, while Walker’s bazaar and Welch & Hall see quiet trade. several consignors ship horse carloads next week. Prices range from $40 to $277 with overall tones improving by month’s end.
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Isburgh & Co’s
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
New York
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
P O’brien
Porter
St Lawrence County
Russell
Hayes
Ilinois
Welch & Hall's
The Chicago Markets Summary Report
Market notes show 13,000 bushel gains in Chicago with No 2 red at 91 4c, while Minneapolis wheat softens and No 2 yellow corn trades around 58 59c. New York receipts total 80,900 bushels and prices firm, with No 2 elevator at 55 55½c, No 2 white 5c, and Chicago receipts 351,200 bushels. Oats steady to dull, rye mixed, and various flour and meal futures across regions.
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Minneapolis
New York
St Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Chicago
New
Peoria
Canada
Bush
Choice
New York Money, Stocks, and Bonds Move in Quiet Market
New York market reports easy money on call from 1% to 2% with last loan at 2% and 2% close. Sterling and mercantile paper steady. government and railroad bonds quiet and strong. Stocks opened higher but retreated, then rallied, before closing dull and heavy. railroad bonds active with total sales $1,672,000 led by Fort Worth and Denver, West Shore, and Green Bay. Notable gains and losses listed for several issues including Brooklyn Elevated, Chesapeake & Ohio, Houston & Texas, New Jersey Midland, Richmond & Alleghany, Burlington & Quincy Townes, Pensacola & Atlantic, and Omaha & St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Bar
Sterling Exchange
Actul
Lackawanna
Lake Here
Northwestern
Fort Worth & Denver Firsts
West Shore
Green Bay
Brooklyn
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fort Worth & Denver
Houston & Texas General
New Jersey Midland
Richmond & Alleghany
Burlington & Quincy
Pensacola & Atlantic
Omaha & St. Louis
Homestead Cooperative Bank Elects Officers for Year
The Homestead Bank held its annual meeting in Wesleyan Hall at 36 Bromfield street. President Joseph S. Ropes spoke on the bank's 11 year history and praised Josiah Quincy as a founder of the cooperative bank system in Massachusetts. Officers elected: President and director Joseph S. Ropes, vice-president and director H. Thomas Elder, secretary treasurer and director D. Eldredge, plus a slate of directors. Auditors named. Treasurer reports a balance of 19,800 72. A new $2000 issue was offered at good prices. Meeting adjourned to the evening of Wednesday the 25th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Cooperative Bank
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Ropes
Josiah Quincy
Cooperative Bank System
Massachusetts
Joseph S. Ropes
H. Thomas Elder
D. Eldredge
Joseph Hendry
James N. Deer
Joseph Uttley James M. Simpson
John D. Campbell
W. H. Roberts
Mason
James Waters
Charles West
P. Hayes
John H. Simpson
C. H. Banister
P. Bostwick
J. A. Parker
Edwin A. Stevens
Roberts
Charles £. Lowd
E. B. Hooper
Commodity Market Report Shows Mixed Farm Goods Trends
Flour and several flours hold firm while corn and oats ease or stay quiet. Rye, beans, and hay show steadiness. Fresh beef and pork hold firm with steady poultry. Butter cheese eggs and sugars display varied strength with refined sugars active and molasses quiet.
Boston Market Grain Prices and Market Tone Sept 12
Boston market report lists carload grain prices with flour ranges across grades and regions. New York receipts and exports noted. Chicago and Milwaukee demand quiet while prices firm. wheat prices show mixed activity across No 2 red and spring grades. overall market tone cautious with steady to firm tendencies.
Butter Market Holds Firm Amid Light Movement
Butter quotations show light movement due to bad weather with small receipts and firm prices across Western creameries and Vermont grades. Trade in New York Chicago and other regions remains steady or quiet with strengths in fresh and extra grades. eggs and beans follow similar firm or steady patterns.
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Choice Western
Western
Western Fair
Vermont Extra
Vermont
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
Bush
California
West
North
Redtop
Jersey
Houston
Hebrons
Burbanks
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Retary
Everett R. Reynolds
Mexican Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Pullman's Palace
Flint & Pere Marquette
Cleveland Canton Common
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Old Colony
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook, Kidder, Peabody & Co
J. Howard Brown
Old Colony Railroad Company
New England
Evans
Green & Bateman
New York & New England
Vanderbilt
New Haven
Hartford
Erie
Boston & Albany
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Hudson River Bridge
New England Road
Eastern
Herald
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Lamson
West End
San Diego
Penobscot
Adolph Boissevain & CO
Holland
THE
Utah
Northern
LEE, Higginson & CO. G
Williams & CO
Metropolitan Nat
B. Belting Co
Sugar Refineries Co
Tol. Cin, & St. Louis RR
Maine Cent
Vermont &Mass
West End Street Railway Co
Eagle Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Co
Hill Mfg. Co
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Wainwright Mfg. Co
Attleboro Branch RR
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Portland, Saco & Ports, RR
Vermont & Mass
Metropolitan Street Ry. Co
Bay State Live Stock Co
International Button Hole Sewing Machine Co
Howard Watch and Clock Co
Dedham Water Co
Little Rock
Fort Smith Ry. Co
Chicago, Michigan
Lake Shore RR
Cedar Rapids & Mo. River RR
Fitchburg RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Union Pacific RR
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
American Bell Tel. Co
Sonia & Lansing RR
Little Rock Junction RR
Metropolitan St. RR
Pueblo & Arkansas Ae RR
Chicago, Burl. & Cee R
Chicago & West Michigan By. Co
West Michigan Lumber Co
N. W
LOO O.& Trans
St. L.& IM
St. P. Cons
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Gales. C. & W. Micn
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Werner
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Central of Mass
Canton
Goi, Sp
Flin & Si. Com
KC. Ft
Gulf
K. Cape
Fes
A. Ae
E. & St. Eenee
Maine Central
N.Y & New Engle
Shori Line
Rutland
Wis
Central
Bell
Renee Ew
Uae
Eastman Car Heater Co
Pullman Palace
Brokers’ Board
T &S F
Lans & N
Penobscot Bay
Myan Diego
A&p
A& N
Soso Ereseoesscoseres
Ny&ne
B& Ar
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B& N
C& W
Busness
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Wollaston
Allouez
Bos & Mont
Copper
Ewes
Famarack
A.T
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A&g Piceseeseeese
Ba&m
B&g
Sarge
B& Q
Cl& Can
Flint & P M
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Pullman
Aloucz
Arnold
Cccceeers Atlantic
Gentral
Huron
Ceesees
Hugo
Tamar Aspinwall
Land Piresenal Sd
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
East Boston
Shay
Maverick
Newport
Lamoine
Payson
Ss Reee
Sullivan
Topeke
Lea Onds
Atchison Isles
L. G
Troy GO
UDB
Cc Cree Do Eenes
Ns OS
Evens Pom
Chi
Kaa, & W. Bs
Ccaveceses As
Mining and Stock Exchange
Reppa
St. Mary
Bonanza
South Side
Crescent Catalpa
Winthrop
Elect
Burton Everett
Eureka
Ken
Ch. Hung
Lord Tel
Mass Wee Ee
N.e.meter
Minn
Merchandise Bank
Mt. Vernon Bank
Eagle
Atlas Tank
Old Boston Bank
New England Bank
Metropolitan Bank
City Bank
Tremont Bank
Grove Bank
Merrimac Mig. CO
Eaeereeereeres
Lancaster Mills
Team Cotton Mills
Naumkeag
SoHs
Manchester Mills
Eee
Stark Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mill
Bes Weeee
Wakefield Rattan Co
Lyman Millis
Great Falls Mfg
Pacific Mills
Lowell Mfg. Co
Boston & Maine RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmonuth RR
Reese
Consolidated RR. of Vermont
Boston Gas Co
Cambridge Gas
McKay & Aa Ewer
New England ¢ Glass CO
Reece Buiton Side Mach. Co
Dorchester Gas Co
Cresceone
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp
Crescent Mining Co
N. M
Col. Sp
Mo. KR
Bell Tel
Chi. & W. Mit
Metropolita
Cal. So. RR
Inc
Marion & McPherson RR
N. Eagle Bk
Idoston N. Bk
Ahares Do Hopkinton N. Bk
Atlantic Cotton Mita
Do Manchester Mills
Do Stark Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotte Atlantic Cotton Mills
Franklin Company
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Salmon Falls Mfg. Co
Do Cahot Mfg
Do Wakefield Kuttan Co
Thorndike Mfg
Lyman Mills
Bon’ Ornaw
Pacific Guanchi Co
Glove Gas Li
McKay & Bigelow Oriental Coffee Hous
West Michigan
Yn Mills
Wiston
Ing. Ing
Seer
Pacific
Air Line Press
Euee
Roch & P
Cor. & Nowe Ee
Ci Pacific
Seeeeve
Ogy
Central Iowa
Central Pac
Che
Alton
Den
Greece
Qoig
East Tenn
Seeree
Ore Wayne
Hocking Valley
Tioust
Texas
de Kan
Lake Shore
Long Island
Lou
LO Man
Beach
Man
Eley
Nares
Memphis
Met
Gonsrn
Sweer
Rees
N.Y
Reading
Ose
Baie L
Rich. & al
Rock Island
Ceves
Bo Rome
St. Ou
Ataee Ep
St. Pp
Tex. Pac
U. Pet
Utica
St. Ae
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Pactie Mail
Pullman Pal
Union
R.G
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Lodvg
Mat. U
J. C. Ink
Ry - P. Ists
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Adams
American
Wells’ Fargo
Mader
Ge Plutus
Proustite
Sutter Creek
N. Belle
Sle
Ontario
Tenn. C
City Horse Market
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Sziga
NEW York Financial
Homestead Bank
Minnesota
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
York
City
Tolédo
Bi Louis
Bay State
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