Quiet Money Market Faces Mixed Bank and Stock Activity
Boston financials show ample loanable funds at 5 percent while general business paper trades around 6 to 7 percent. Bond and stock activity fluctuates with Atchison moves, Union Pacific gains, and Wisconsin Central rumor notes, as currency, government securities, and foreign exchange display steady to varied shifts.
Multiple New England Banks Declare Various Dividend Rates
The report lists numerous banks and companies declaring dividends, ranging from four to four hundred percent per share or per annum. Notable entries include Naumkeag National Bank of Salem at 4 percent and Natick National Bank at $4 per share, with several others in New Bedford and surrounding areas announcing semi annual, quarterly, or annual rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naumkeag National Bank of Salem
First National Bank of
South Weymouth
Merchants’ National Bank of New Bedford
Mechanics’ National Bank of New Bedford
First National Bank of New Bedford
Commercial National Bank of New Bedford
Citizens’ National Bank of New Bedford
Fairhaven National Bank of Fairhaven
Metropolitan National Bank
National City Bank
Prescott Insurance Company
Charles River National Bank
Cambridge
National Market Bank
Brighton
Natick National Bank
Third National Bank of Boston
Martha’s Vineyard National Bank
Edgartown
Security Associates
Worcester
Fall River Workingmen’s Cooperative Grocer Association
Fall River Savings Bank
Long Island Railroad
Investment securities for sale by dealers list
Buy and sell Stocks and Bonds for investors or on margin. Dealers in Municipal and Railroad Securities. Investment Bonds Boston Cons. Street Railway Chicago Bur. No. 1st Mig e Chicago Bur. No. Debenture Southern Kan Gulf Div 1st Mig e Spokane Palouse 1st Mig e. Gold Northern Pac Guarantee. City Providence Town Randolph Mass Mercer County Ohio and other good securities for sale by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Kan
Spokane & Palouse
Gold Northern Pac
City of
Providence
Randolph
Mass
Mercer County
Ohio
Anoncz
Cverseeces
Ss * Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Montana
Brunswick Antimon
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Osceola Eens
Tamarack
Ee Land Companies
Aspinwall
Sesssseee
Brookline
Maveric Peer
San Diego
Ogst
West End
Secscees
BON Ba Atchison
Eree
Atlantic & Pacific
Atlantic & Pac
Southern Incomes
Western
K.C
Ft. Scott
Loo Ee
N.Y
Oregon
Peab, & Ark
Valley
Eee O
Rutland
Sonora
Hci Keer Ae
Southern Kansas Os
Southern Kansas Inc
Wis. Central
Railroad
Ateh
Topeka & &. Fe
Atlantic & Lacifie Ee Eewe Lotg
Oston & Albany
Boston & Lowel
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Hi. Iu & Annes
Chi, Bur, & Quinney
Chi
Chi. ’Y W
Michigan
California Southern
Central of Mass
Sand
Cleveland
Canton
Com
Flint & P
Hk.c
Scott & Gu
Maine Central
Central Os
Old Colony
Falls '&Con
Union Pacific
Wis
Central
Bell Telephone
New Eng
Erie Telephone
J Mex
Lamson Store Serv. Co
Pullman Palace Car
Quotation activity and railroad finance notes
News briefs summarize New York stock sales volume for Sept 29 and a wide range of highway and rail matters. It reports Vermont Valley fare critiques, Hartford and Louisville lines earnings, and new branch bonds. Also notes ongoing improvements, Baltimore Pullman car work, and various regional railroad earnings to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Harris
Connecticut River Road
Vermont Valley Corporation
Railroad Commissioners of
Vermont
Valley Road
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Continental Bank
Huntingburg
Tell City
Transcript
Wilmington
Del
Cleveland
Pullman Car
Alfarata
Pennsylvania
Velasco
Pullman
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Reported by Fay Co
Stock listings from Wilson W Fay & Co show prices and items including Burton based stocks and items such as Kensington Chair and Eastman Car Heater. The page lists various names and figures without clear narrative, reflecting a market snapshot for mining and miscellaneous securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Burton
Burton Stock Careqsscceereve
Bouanla Liev
Catalpa
Ste Cies
Lord Acoustic Telephone
Soaneee
Kensington
Csereeeee
Eastman Car
Cesssees Bot
New York Money Market and Stocks Mixed on Sept 29
Money on call ranged 4⅓ to 5 percent with the last loan at 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper steady at 6 1/4. Bar silver weak at 96. Sterling dull and steady. Government and railroad bonds quiet and firm. After 2:15 only modest business with prices drifting downward. Pacific Mail stood out with a notable gain on higher activity. The general list showed no significant features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
New York
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Continental
Frances
Sight
London
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Bears
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago
Stickney
Supreme Court
Galena
Dubuque
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railway Company
Potter
Northern Pacific
Oregon &Transcontinental
Oregon Navigation
Wisconsin Central
Rocky Mountains
West Michigan
Wisconsin Central Common
Larem & Atavia Railroad
Cicero
Flint
Pere Marquette Common
Pacific Mail
Market closes dull with irregular openings and gains in bonds
Trading opened firm then drifted below opening with Richmond and West Point rising sharply. Pacific Mail led late gains as bonds showed broad improvements with many rail consols edging higher and several income and miscellaneous issues closing at varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Dewng
Richmond & West Point
Pacific Mail
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Omaha
Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette
Evansville
Terre Haute
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Hannibal & St. Jo
Louisville & Nashville
General
Metropolitan
Milwaukee & Northern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Oregon Navigation
San Francisco
Texas Pacific Rio
Richmond & Alleghany
Texas & New Orleans
Sabine Division
Wabash General
Ohio Southern
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Report
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Lowell Roxbury Dorchester and Harlestown with buyer seller parcel sizes dates and mortgage backs. Transactions include Wigglesworth street parcels mortgaged back various sums and Lincoln Roxbury and Forest street deeds with prices ranging from 1 to 8600 dollars.
Land Transfers at Monument Square and West Side Avenue
Thomas G. Frothingham to Isaac Cook conveys land and buildings on Monument Square on Sept. 17 for 8500 dollars. Arthur B. Curtis to John Reed transfers a 6229 square foot lot on the westerly side of Reah Avenue on Sept. 16 for 1 dollar, transferred back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigglesworth Street
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Lowell
Daniel I’. Eagan
John Ff. Kenney
James L. McGiovern
Ditto
Malachi Kilduff
Lincoln Street
Roxbury
Lewis J. Bird
Sarah A. Rich
Charrles J. Page
Elbridge G. Miller
Slyde Park Avenue
Charles J. Pawe
Benjamin Chipman
Poplar Street
Charles M. Mivans
Fred E. Parks
Walnut Street
Francis BE. Rea
Edward Graham
Forest Street
Maria E. Dexter
Dorchester
Mary W. Hall
Charles C. Hall
Foster Street
P. E. Galley
Harlestown
John Kelley
Robert F. Manders
Wsemirnon Street
Thomas G. Frothingham
Isaac Cook
Monument Square
Raver E
Arthur B. Curtis
John Eed
Reah
Mortgage transfers in several Boston area properties
Notices show Henry B Stratton George Curtis mortgage on Shirley and Clifton corner Roxbury and Dorchester districts with values from 800 to 8000 dollars, Martha Farrie to Reading Cooperative Bank on Ocean avenue Revere mortgage 400 dollars, Lucy Hayford to Howard Hayford 600 dollars on Revere land, Joan Kelley to Warren Institution 2000 dollars Washington street Charlestown, Martin Heavey to Merchants Cooperative 1000 dollars Parker street Roxbury, James King to Orlando Davenport 3600 dollars Gordon street Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Stratton
George Curtis
Shirley
Clifton Streets
Martha S. Farrie
Reading Cooperative Bank
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Lucy A. Hayford
Howard L. Hayford
Joan Kelley
Warren Institution For Savings
Washington Street
Charlestown
Henry Bb. Stratton
Nelson Curtis
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Martin Heavey
Merchants’ Cooperative Bank
Parker Street
Michael Drury
Hampden Street
Maiden Lane
James A. King
Orlando H. Davenport
Gordon Street
Dorchester
Business Troubles and Assignments across Several Firms
Louisville distillers J B Wathen & Bro assigned, liabilities 90000. Boston and Hull creditors of John J Flanagan offered 10 cents on the dollar. Montreal boot dealer Joseph Perrault assigned. Rochester grocer George W Webb failed. Carlisle currier George Ensminger assigned. Peebles general merchants J W Davis & Co assigned, liabilities 4000 to 5000. Mitchell Vance & Co NY met. liabilities 767268 15, contingent liabilities 406959 86, actual assets 504558 19, deficiency 605 967 71. Committee of largest creditors to review the statement and aid reorganization. report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wathen & Bro
Distillers
Louisville
John J. Flanagan
Tremont Street
Boston
Hull
Joseph Perrault
Montreal
Que
George W. Webb
Rochester
N. Y
George Ensminger
Currier
Carlisle
Penn
J. W. Davis & Co
Peebles
Mitchell, Vance & Co
New York
Network of Shoemakers Linked to Major Listings
A sprawling listing ties numerous individuals to shoe and boot firms across cities from Atlanta to Toledo. Names include A Smith, J P Smith, C McLaughlin, B Hirkman, J Taylor, W Thorne, A B George, S Belknap, C E Smith, W B Bentley, C Hapgood, J H Prescott, Aaron Blum, N M Solomon, J M Dunwoody, J M Goodbard, C B Heflefinger, T E Greacen, J A Fields, G W Terry, L P Ross, A W Allen, D B Lindsley, F A Einstein, and O C Smith with various outfits such as Moore Marsh & Co, Hirkman Taylor, Belknap Carpenter, North Star Boot and Shoe Co, Samuel Bunting's Sons, Claflin Allen Shoe, and Smith Simmons & Peabody. The entries cover numerous markets in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
Bloomington
J P Smith
R P Smith & Son
Chicago
McLaughlin OM Selz
Schwat & Co
Cincinnati
J B Hirkman
J Taylor
Hirkman, Taylor & Co
J Thorne
Thorne & Co
Cedar Rapids
Mich
B George
George
Weeks & Co
Columbus
C Bel
Macon
N M Solomon
Coleman, Burden & Solomon
J M Dunwoody
Witkowski & Dunwoody
Memphis
Tenn
M Goodbard
Goodbarn & O
Minneapolis
Minn
B Heflefinger
North Star Boot and Shoe Co
New York
Old Sol's Movements Lecture at Educational Union
Professor Bailey delivered his second lecture at the Educational Union rooms recounting sun movements, zodiac signs, and astrological beliefs. He illustrated celestial positions with a sphere, discussed day length across latitudes, and referenced ancient poetry in the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Educational Union Rooms
Middle Men and Working Girls at Club Meeting
At No 3 Park Street the Working Women's Club met with Mrs E R Hazeltine presiding. Miss Lottie Smith led a discussion on middle men in the clothing trade and mistreatment of working girls with input from Mrs Griffin and others. A public meeting is planned for Oct 8 with reform speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Women’s Club
No.3
Park Street
E. R. Hazeltine
Lottie Smith
Griffin
Merryfield
Digas
Undertakers' Convention Elects Boston Leader President
At the New England Undertakers' convention held yesterday in Chapel Hall 88 Tremont Street officers were chosen Lewis L Jones of Boston as president five vice presidents H Burpee Maine J B Moore New Hampshire M E Sanctuary Vermont John Reade Massachusetts and John P Luther Rhode Island recording secretary C W Hills Hartford Conn secretary E H Marsh Somerville treasurer Ralph Houghton Randolph. Delegates to the National Undertakers' convention in Pittsburg were Charles F Tinkham Lewis L Jones and Ralph Houghton. Next meeting set for the first week in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Chapel Hall
Tremont Street
Lewis L. Jones
Boston
5. H. Burpee
Maine
J. B. Moore
New Hampshire
M. E. Sanctuary
Vermont
John Reade
Massachusetts
John P. Luther
Rhode Island
C. W. Hills
Hartford
Conn
E. H. Marsh
Somerville
Market Report Shows Steady to Firm Prices Across Commodities
Leather and hides are quiet but firm while flour remains very firm. Corn oats rye and malt hold steady with quiet or unchanged movement. Potatoes rise as hay straw and apples stay steady. Butter eggs cheese and pork show firmness or steadiness. Fresh beef and other meats hold firm with little change. Sugar and molasses stay quiet. There is a quiet demand for beans and good demand for truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Journal of Commerce
San Francisco
Drowth
Hali
Kid
Brogan
West
Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Leather and Hides Market Mixed Signals Amid Steady Prices
Leather and hides markets show little overall change with quiet activity and rising inquiry. Dealers hold stocks awaiting better prices while a easing money market offers cautious optimism for an upswing in demand, particularly for light weight leathers and finished hides.
Movement in boots and shoes stays strong with rising demand
The article notes continued robust demand for boots and shoes in a growing market. Strong consumer interest, supported by steady sales, signals sustained momentum for footwear retailers this season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandusky
Kansas City
Mazatlan
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Posquiera
Canedo
Torres
California
Clinton & Springfield
New York & New England
Wall Street
Central Massachusetts
Massachusetts Central
Helchertown
Northampton
Es de Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Boston & Maine-Eastern
Cheshire
West Ind Land
Boston News Bureau
New York Times
Standard Oil
Adder
Peabol & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Nassau St
Messrs
Baring Brothers & Co
Europe
British Provinces
Philadelphile
Basset, Whitney & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Adams, Blodget & Co
Congress Street
Mining and Stock Exchange
Brokers
B&n
KOO
M&bbs
Kauine
T . Kod
Topeka
T&sf
A&p
B&m
BN Q
Ny&ne
Union Pacific de
T&s
At & P
B& N
Cooley
Tex
Bell Tel
Bastman C
Samson
Dunkin
Frenchman's Bay
At& IV
M&as
Scoee
S&c
Fitehbu
Summit Ranch
M. A &Pinc
A. K& Was
Kc, M&bos
Keston
First Board
Dunkin Mining
Rappahannock Mining
Lee
Breece
Bowman Silver
Arenes
Napa
Osceola
Seeereenw
Electric Mig. Co
New England Water Meter Co
Brunswick Berth
Santa Fe RR
Lainie Bisa Miales
Ci Hic
Bur
Menai Sae
Allonez
Mil
Arnold
AZNEC
Rgid
Sul
Bonanza
Stor Uont
Bowman
Elec
Brung
C.co
Crescent
Oak Lord Ac.t
Mass.L.a
Empire
Fales Hellam
Ev & St L Scrip
Bell Tell
Cal & Hee
Ova Ave
San
A.t&spf
Ene
B&l
Ban
T& SE
A & Pine
Cc & Q
Cl & Spr
M & Bos
Erie
Union ‘Pacific
Board OF Equalization
Espe Ee Ee
Cscs
R. Ke
St. L
Ayaml
Huntingburg, Tell City & Cannelton
Wabash River
Aire
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Colebrook
Stewartstown
Upper Coos
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Malden
Summer Street
Fort Worth
Denver City
Chicago & West Michigan
Fort Scott & Gulf
Springfield
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Esas ST. Louis
Arkansas
Texas
Paul & Duluth
Kingston & Pembroke
Alt &T.H
At. & Pac Steer
So - Pa
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Alton
del. & L
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Pal
Den
R. G
Io Erie
Fort Wayne
Ill
Rssath
Kan, & Tex
Kings & Em
Lake Shore
Ieee
Long Island
Lou
Genurel Ad S
Bam
Onree
King & St. Liew
Esse Senor
Iter
Nash
Chat
N.J
Oho & M
Pitsburg
Rich
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Dan
Li RK
W.P
Roch. & Wilts
SIAN
Sti.l
S ‘ Sr
St. Es
Texas Pacific
YOO
Toledo & Eeeee
Eee Union Seclic
Sie
Ee Enere
Kia T Utica & B. R
Seer
Weife Bio Foo
Oregon Inn
Eeusaee
Union
Seeee A. Oe
Y. W
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RG Ists 120 120 Db & RG W St. Ll
Reth P
P. St. P
St. Piss
Erie Oe
Kan. P
Tex. P. L. G
Texe R. G
Pac. Lats
Eae Los
Pac
Ista
Ay. Lsts
Shore
Adams
U. S
American
Wells Fargo
iHomestake
Ontario
Eeere
Brunswick
GC. & Va
Col. Coal
Standard
Crown Point
Surinam
Junkin
Igh
el Cristo
State Board of Equalization
Ashuelot
Boston, Cesie & Montrea
Fitchbure
Nashua & Lowell
USA
Wilton
Grand Trunk
Northern
M.&n
Dover & Winn
Sullivan County
Mt. Washington
Bullcock Valley
W.A. Branch
N.& B. Snesse
P& D
Peterboro
Ees
Western Union
Mutual Union
Chester & Derry
Atlantic
Ee Ee
New Eng. Tel. & Tel
Plymouth
Brattleb’ro
NEW York Financial
Cal
Alta
Rest & Belcher
Gould & Curry
Uriah
Hale & Norcross
Suffolk County
Old Sol
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