Money market and stocks drift in unsettled trading
The money market remained firm with rates steady though loanable funds were scarce. Clearing House business held at 4 percent, with time loans at 6 to 7 percent and call loans at 6 to 6 1/2 percent. Domestic and London exchanges rose, silver declined, and treasuries saw mixed activity. Major rail and utility stocks moved, with Atchison, Oregon Short Line, and Wisconsin Central among notable changes, while bond and currency figures showed varied shifts across markets.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Loui
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
London
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Frances
Reichsmarks
James Seligman
Bank of England
Atchison
Colorado Midland Railroad
Union Pacific
Farmers’ Alliance
Nebraska
Oregon Short Line
R. Gardner Chase & Co
Wisconsin Central
Villard
North American
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Lee, Higginson & Co
Chicago Stock Yards
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Quincy
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Cincinnati & Springfield Road
Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railroad
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Road
Columbus & Springfield
Sandusky
Wade
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
West End
New England
Bay State Gas
Boston Gas
Bell Telephone
Lamson
Frenchman’s Bay
Cutler
San Diego
London Cables
Chili Bar
Franklin Mining
Franklin Pedple
Pewabic
North Drift
Arnold
Atlantic
Allouez
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Kearsarge
Quincy
Calumet & Hlecia
Boston News
Calumet & Hecla
Thomson-Houston
Thomson- Houston
Westinghouse
Dividends Declared by Rail Rates and Firms
A roundup of recent corporate dividend declarations includes the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad Company at 1 percent quarterly, Thomson Houston Electric at 350 per share on preferred stock, Merchants' Manufacturing of Fall River at 142 percent quarterly, Waltham National Bank at 4 percent payable Oct 1, Dwelling House Insurance Boston at 3 percent, Dime Savings Hartford at 2 percent semi annual, and Morley Button Sewing Machine Company two directors approving 2 percent payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record Sept 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Chattanooga
Hartford
Morley Button Sewing Machine Company
May-matenna Silver Mine Promises 12 Percent Monthly Dividends
This notice advertises May-matenna Silver Mine offering monthly dividends at 12 percent annual rate with ten years of in sight. It claims safety equal to top investments and urges purchase at a present price of 5 cents per share, with anticipated price rise to 100. Prospects and details are provided by the issuer.
Coxheath Copper NLNES on inspection at stock exchange office
Reports show Coxheath Copper NLNES undergoing inspection at the Buxton Stock Exchange office. Officials have not released further details about the inquiry or potential impacts on trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxheath Copper Nlnes
Electric stock listings from Eastern Electric firms
Furnished stock notes show prices and names of companies such as the Eastern Electric Cable Company, Union Electric Car Company, Thomson-Houston Company, and Thomson European Electric Welding Company. The list references priority stock details and market figures, indicating an overview of electrical industry shares and related securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Pfd
Db Gethinsoe Ad Umpany
Ee Se Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Companys
Ceseess
Thomson European Electric Welding Company
Iy Alpha Tvs
Snort Ganae
New York Financial Market Rally Fades After midday Gains
Money on call was easy at 2 to 3 percent with last loan at 7 and closing at 2. Sterling exchange steady around 4.80 to 4.85. Government bonds dull and heavy, stocks mixed but overall firm near day’s best. Lackawanna rose briefly, St Paul fell, markets closed dull but firm with total transactions at $626,000.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Bears
GV RT Eait Gs
Rock Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
St. Paul H. & D
Norfolk & Western
Oregon Improvement
Peoria Decatur & Evansville
New York stock sales report for September 23
New York stock transactions on September 23 show 241,400 shares traded. The report lists shares sold with opening, high, low and closing prices for railroads and other listed stocks, including Atchison and Pacific lines, with closing prices compared to September 22.
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New York
Vst
Ing
Alt
T. Ti
Stea
Eee
Atchison
Wat L
Pacific
Market quotes from Loxpon on Sept 23 at 12 30 pm
Loxpon financial desk reports Consols at 953 16 for money and 955 16 for the account. Atlante and Great Western lead at 3642 with Canadian Pacific at 142. Erie, Illinois Central and Reading show varied prices. St Paul and York Central near 677s and 109 respectively. Mexican Central notes 75 4, money at 3 5 4 percent.
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Bos. U. Gas
N. Gs
Be & Q
C. M
St. P
Wis
I iv
W. Mich
le Con
Fe & At. L. Lin
N.Y. WN
Oregon
U.na
G. L
Union Pacific
Coust
Ateh
Tom & S
Atlantic & Acuie
Boson & Albany
Bee Aes AG
Coase
Eaves Asses
Cleve
Cantony
Wae Ny Col. Sp
Ah Coun
Mags
Blink & P.M. Com
B.C. Ob
Ftes
K.U
Atue Entral
Setae
Therness
Old Colony
Saco & Ports
Isu
G. FP
Lintlind
Cab
Syintit
Vito Pacific Bevcoe Hihy
Wu Wiscorsin
Ing
Eastman
Toy Mill
Lumaon Store
Eng Pullin Vial
Union Stuck
Cotton OL Trust
Ceees
Powumatic 100i Co
Brunswick
Shurton
Boston & Liverpool Co
Patron
Elee
Fort Wa
Desert & Last Shore
Walden iLiee, Co
Ose Mechanical An
New York
National Lead Trust
Sane
Lel Mig
Ye Sugar Reneries Co
Luuston Tole
Boke Thomsor
Thomson Elee
Ling
Eau Westinghouse Llec, Co
Nea
Son Winnisimmet Co
Eeee
Loxpon
Atlante & Great Western First
Canadian Pacific
Brie
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
President Amsden Leads Boston Banker to Build Terminal City
Joel F. Amsden, head of a Boston banking house, presides over Terminal City, an Eastern Nova Scotia project aiming to make the extreme east a railway and ocean steamship terminus. He, with trusted collaborators, seeks to bring Europe and America two days closer, transforming world trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal City Company
Joel F. Amsden
Boston
Terminal City
Nova Scotia
Europe
America
Ainsden
Census Bureau assigns Potter to gather Boston manufactures data
Mr Charles F Potter chief special agent of the Census Department is assigned to collect manufacturing statistics in Boston. Headquarters set at 28 School street Room 26 with fifteen districts and fifteen subordinate agents under his direction. Confidentiality guaranteed. answers not disclosed to unauthorized persons. Agents sworn officers. penalties apply for violations. Data will not form taxes or licenses and names of individual establishments will not be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Potter
Census Department
Porter
Boston
School Street
Roo 26
Potter
Ereo
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Noted in Suffolk Registry
A $100000 mortgage is recorded against Simpson's Patent Dry Dock Co on Marginal Street East Boston by American Loan & Trust Co. House at 38 Worcester Square sells for 8300 from Honora Horgan estate though assessed at 10000. Week ending Sept 20 shows 352 transfers and 182 mortgages at Suffolk Registry with $662 in mortgage value. Lt Rivley sells 8354 feet of land at Atlantic Quincy to Louisa M Rogers of Boston.
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Simpson’s Patent Dry Dock Company
Marginal Street
Boston
American Loan & Trust Company
Worcester Square
Honora Horgan
Real Estate Exchange
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
John T. Pope
Congress Street
Rivley
Chicago
Atlantic
Quincy
Louisa M. Rogers
Commercial Matters Report Steady Dull Mix Across Markets
Lumber improves while flour remains dull and corn oats stay firm. Milk products are strong with butter firmer and cheese steady. Eggs and beans show strength, hay and potatoes firm, sweet potatoes in steady demand. Poultry unchanged. Lemons and apples similar, pears firm, grapes plentiful, peaches fair, plums scarce. Pork products firm, corned beef and tongues slow, fresh beef steady, other meats easy. Sugar firm, molasses steady.
Lumber Market Tone Improves After Weather Boosts Demand
The lumber market shows a firmer tone with stronger inquiry and heavier trade in hardwoods and southern pine. Prices steady or rising for cargo and mill stock, while cargo spruce, hemlock, and whitewood demand improves. Western markets turn firmer and UK supply signals caution for prices. Freight rates ease and overall demand remains healthy with several large orders in the week.
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New York
Stern
Pric
Iiais
Mit
Navy
North Carolina
Savannah
Gulf
Sap Extra
Sap
Heart
Wheat Markets Show Mixed Signals Across Exchanges
Wheat prices moved firmer in Chicago while London and Liverpool traded higher, but UK demand declined as large US farmer deliveries swelled supplies. December wheat opened at 1.0154 and closed at 1.0045 dollars, down about four cents from both the previous close and opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Liverpool
England
United Kingdom
St Louis
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Produce Trade Receipts and Market Prices Summary
Daily receipts show nuts butter cheese eggs and beans in large quantities with prices moving modestly. Butter demand steady with wholesales firm. creamery grades vary from 13 to 24 cents, New York and Chicago markets mixed. cheese firm with ranges 8 to 10 cents. beans and peas show small stock and firm pricing. poultry demand steady, fowls and ducks priced, live fowls steady. hay straw and seeds steady with hay priced around 13 to 16.50 per ton and grass seeds firm. potatoes and sweet potatoes show firm prices as markets clear. various regional prices listed for several commodities including roses and Hebrons.
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New York
Western Creamery Extra
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
St Albans
Liverpool
Michigan
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Stouan
Ise
Bush
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice Canada
North
Alsike
Lucerne
Red Top
West
Jersey
Roode Island
Timothy
New Hampshire
Hebrons
Burbanks
Houlton Rose
Aroosok
Houlton Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Provision Market Sinks in Western Hogs and Meat Prices
Western markets show weakness with light hog receipts yet heavy outside supplies poised to hit the market. Pork and pork products stay firm with strong demand. price quotes cover a wide range for cuts, lard, and byproducts while fresh beef and lamb markets reflect steady to dull activity and anticipated receipts.
Hog and Castle Markets Mixed U.S. Hog and Cattle Prices
Cincinnati hog market steady at 325 to 475 with receipts 1,431 today. St Louis hogs easier with workers at 445 to 456, butchers firmer at 450. Peorian hogs firm 430 to 460. Kansas City cattle 7,692 with shipping steers 32 to 435, cows 150 to 300, stockers 250 to 300, range cattle 195 to 240. Hogs 14,121 steady to weak, heavies 410 to 430, Yorkers 445 to 445, lights 360 to 435. Chicago cattle receipts 8,000 with firm active market. steers 350 to 450, Texas and range steers 260 to 445. Hogs receipts 15,000, higher. prime weights 459 to 470, light 460 to 476. Sheep receipts 1,000 with steady to 324 to 375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Market Prices For Fresh Produce Listed By Type And Price
Market reports show a quiet, well supplied produce market with prices for onions coal onions 2 bbl 3 dollars plus baskets 2 50. Other items include lettuce 25 cents per head cabbages 2 48 per 100, cucumbers 1 26 per 100, tomatoes 50 cents per basket, parsnips 1 per bush, spinach 26 cents per bunch, green beans 1 25 per dozen, Lima beans 2 per bush, peppers 1 per box, corn 40 50 cents per bush, and Savoy cabbage 7 0 per barrel. Prices vary by item and unit across several local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
St Andrews
Fruit prices and supply in Florida and beyond
The fruit trade shows limited supply and quiet, firm prices across categories. Florida fruits quote small supply with $41 25 per box trade, Mediterranean citrus firm with various box prices, Jamaica oranges slow at multiple box prices, cantaloupes steady at $1.50 to $1.75 per bush, bananas slow at $1 per crate, and apples firm with limited high quality stock and lower prices for common lots. Pears and grapes show modest demand with specific price lists for Bartletts, Seckle, Beurre d Anjou, and several grape varieties. overall stocks tight and prices firm.
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Florida
Palermo
Jamaica
Missouri
Vermont
Gravenstein
Nova Scotia
Harveys
Duchess of Oldenburg
Hubbardstons
Sweels
Dia
Bartletts
Beurre Bose
Seckle
Louise Bonne de
Olio Brightons
Ohio Concords
Ohio
Delawares
New York Concords
New York Niagaras
New York
Marshas
Zoe
Wyoming Reds
York Salems
York Brightons
York Wardens
York Delawares
Salems
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Sisar
Matenna
Colorado
Minna Investrien, Co
Congress ST
James Gilfillan
U. 8S
Eastern Development Company (Limited
Mile Steelrt
Isaac P. Gragg
Buston Stock Eoxchange
BP. M
Lzby Am
Bell Tel Bbe
Lionton United Gases
N.Y
N. Be
Santa Fe
Au& P
B &M
Be & Steeee
Saba
Boston United Gas
Mar
Ho. & Ont
Wees Sae
Tel
Ween Eeaee
Wee Oe
Newport
West Bud
Allonez
Auunuic
ONAL
Boston & Mont
Ulte & Boston
al. & Hee
Alalda
Crescent
Cse
Franklin
Pac
Ee & M
Drie
Pail Pal
U P
Veneer
West End Pta
Cyenseene
Bay State Gag
Fort Wayne
Klee
Boston Stock Exchange
Eeneee
Bonanza Development
Bulle & Bosson
Cal
Hevla
Catalpa
Crescen
Dana
Dunkin
Hanover
Humboldt
Huron
Pontiac
Mavence
Lly
Payson
Petit Menan
Pan Biexo
Sullivan
Swampscott
Topeka
West Bund
Winter Harbor
Sree
Winthrop
Reese
Wollaston
Oveee
Well Tel
Mort
Let
OULD
Onl Ore
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Stu
Mike Val
Central Pacific
Uohlo
A & Alton
Perks
Ee St. L
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Ts & Fuw
Erie Sear
Wos
Green Bay
Hocking Val
San
Lex
St. L
Lusk
Vis Cent
Teaee
Lou
Lis
W.&l
US Pac
Atail
BLOO
Atic
Paiste Seaee
Zib
Boly Aa Petroleum
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Seit
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Union
BP & NS
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Hex
Shore
Lusby
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Alta
Ontario
A Fest & Belevec
Cal B
le Chollar
Pheonix
Arizona
Col
Potosi U Ciomid & Cutty Care
Mutuals. & M. Co
Sutter Creek
Utah
Nevada Queen
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Pay & Co
State Street
Fort Payne
Edison Polyturin
Fee
Russell Blec
Lamp
Nportelectric
Oa T
Morley Button
F. W. Vresett & Co
Devonshire
NEW York Financial
Hale & Norcross
Belchers
North Ivelie
Ophir
Hlta Commonwealth
Cela
Crown Point
S, Nevada
Gould & Currys
Real Estate News
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Roller
Graham
Glen Bush
Jude
Eastern Shores
Hutchinson
Ars Lee
Bio Huswall
Choice
Brighton
Fair P
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