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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1889

Page

6

Money Market and Clearing House Reports March 30 1889

Boston reports a steady money market with discount rates 3% to 6% for loans and 2% on call. New York funds at 15 cents discount on 1000. Clearing house balances at 2 percent, weekly and monthly exchanges up to March 30 show substantial gains across forty cities. Bond sales total 501,500 with 127,282,100 total bonds purchased since April 17. treasury surplus at 51,600,000. Atlantic and Atchison stock movements noted. numerous bank reserve shifts and public debt decrease estimated at 12,500,000 since March 1.

Boston New York New York Clearing House Spitzer & Co Springfield Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Charleston Savannah Treasury Reichsmarks I I Treasury Department Washington New York City

Market notes on stocks and land deals in New England

England second 6s gain to 107 percent while Oregon Short Line holds at 111 percent. Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain up to 98 percent. Sonora 7s fall to 60. Southern Kansas 5s down to 88. incomes slide to 70. Hell Telephone 227 to 228 percent. Lamson Store Service drops to 62 percent. Thomson-Houston stock sells privately at 180, later 185 bid. Aspinwall Land heavy at 8, Water Power steady at 6 percent. Lamoine Land to 27 16. Topeka at 3. Sullivan up to 2. West End at 25. Winter Harbor Land Co to mail stock at $4. Street extension hopes for Boylston Street lands face mixed support. Boston & Montana Mining up to 37, then back. Calumet & Hecla at 225. National 2, Osceola 11 1/2, Santa Fe 75 cents. Adams Blodget & Co offer $100,000 of City of Lynn thirty year water bonds and other investments 4 to 7 percent.

Clearing House The Post New York the Chronicle Northern Pacific Central of New Jersey Interstate Commerce Railway Association Judge Walker Chicago Boston Mexican Central Company Messrs. J. W. Mackintosh & Co Earth One Bears Atchison Gould Nickerson Atch New York Times Wall Street Europe Barings Kidder-Peabody Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Flint & Pere Marquette Sandusky Pullman Oregon Union Pacific England Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Consolidated Sonora Southern Kansas Hell Telephone Lamson Thomson-Houston Aspinwall Topeka Sullivan West End Winter Harbor Land Company Boylston Street Back Bay Park Boylston Street Land Company Boston & Montana Mining Calumet & Hecla National Osceola Santa Fe Oicca Bur & M Land Gs B&q Chie & Wass Nich G&n Og & LC Cen Ars Aspinwall Pane Lamoine Land Suieven F Harbor Land Topeka Land Gecere West End Land Boat & Mont Min Cal & Hecla Ea Gh Ban & Cis Fiint & l Ps& Fe GOD Os Cns Cesbhenen Ar & Q Seena Boston Stock Exchange Mining Companins Gales Anoucz Atlantic B.& Mont Butte & Bong Crescent Iol Franklin Huron Atonson Ae Ccaeseenvesesses Kearsarge Im National Bay Maverick Payron Penobscot Soseraseerees San Diego Winthrop Cess L. Wollaston Ee L. G Kan Do Inc St. I Klk H Kc “Co M.& K C. B Kh. C A. P N. EB P. Bd’o Oregons L. Gs L. C. Con Pueb Kirtland Do Tex. Div St.j Canton Fee River Onis Erie Otter Fort Wayne Ockin Flint & P Cantral L. B K. C Ris Gulf, Caer K. O. Cha Sp Eee Meise St. Rf Louis Maine Central Eoacese An . O Wisconsin Central Eters Ath. & J F. F Frense Das Aim Bell Ee Eastman Lamson Store Ser. Co Pullman Palace Car CO NO. c Wilson W. Fay & Co State Street Pittsburg Talon Eustman McKay Erre St. Rome Wacce Thomsen Houston Elec Robinson- Ed Seeee Eenee St Pref Santa Se Steeene Exas Renige Peer I Pacific Tica & LB. KR Enee Eure Eree Sladhey Falls Holyoke Mount Vernon Ate. Co Everett Mills Great Falls Mfg. Co Lancaster Mills Aya Pruilman Pal East Manchester Mills Sane Union Central Mass American Oil Con Nash. & Roch. RR Essereacs Chelsea Gaslight Co Perry Coal Newton & Watertown Gaslight Oye Tenn. C. & L Lounana T. Co An. Eerre Sugar Trust International S. 8 Eevee Cameron Coal McKay Heeling Macbine Co Gas Tr Weve Showalter Morgage Co Lowell Minneapolis Waren Luns Son Vermont Can N.W Kik. & Mo D.& R. Gelats Stee Gs Rutland Atlas Nat. Bank Ewes Dyw& RG Columbian Nat. Bank Les@ias A Stee Firat Eane D Gloucester Nat. Bank Globe Nat Bank Sneer Tecek Massachusetts Nat. Bani. Peer Er Enne Kan. P New England Nat. Bank Nat Revere Bank Eagle Bank Mak Union Banks Tremont Amoskea Mfg U. M Pacste Isorder City Hig. ‘Co Fall Rivere N. W. Ac Dwit Great Falls Rene Mining Companies Lyman Mills Assalhusetts Cotton ‘Mills Homestake Middlesex Jo Ee Horn Milver Merrimac Mfg Bel Janwmnkeng Sisiin Colton Goll Bullion Ontario Mereeeee Choliar Quicksilver Col Union Cotton Fail Col. Coal Savage Nevada Wamautta Con. C. & Va Toston & Maine i Ducal Toston & Maine i Ducal Mk Ecaceel Mati el Cristo Boston & Albany Sullivan Con Ce Gould Hale & Nor River RR Fitchburg Laos Quincey Railroad Isridge Co Rutland RR Lawrence Gaslight Co Soston Athen Fairbanks Co McKay & Isigelow Heel Mach Fort Fn Vairbanke Cor. Co Osveeneey North Chicago Steel Neces Maine Seers Llouvy Bogton Ge Ae Covneee Lawrence Ss Vis Lynn Paerane Amer Rapid Tel E. Oly Falls & Tie Nhs

Regional Banks declare varied dividends across New England

The Beverly National Bank declares a dividend of 342 percent while the First National Bank of Woburn posts 242 percent. Union National Bank of Weymouth reports 3 percent and First National Bank of Malden 34 percent. Falmouth and Plymouth National Banks announce 3 percent semi annual dividends. Ola Colony National Bank of Plymouth declares 4 percent and Salem Electric Lighting Company 14 percent quarterly. Central National Bank of Worcester pays 3 percent on April 1.

Beverly National Bank First National Bank of Woburn Union National Bank of Weymouth First National Bank of Malden Falmouth National Bank Plymouth National Bank Ola Colony National Bank of Plymouth Sie Salem Electric Lighting Company Naumkeag National Bank Salem Merchants’ National Bank Mercantile National Bank Central National Bank of Worcester

Wall Street Opens Strong Then Slumps Amid Broad Selloff

Money on call easy with loans at 4 and bills receivable quoted around 4 1/4 to 5 65. Bar silver at 92. Sterling near 4.86 to 4.88. Government and railroad bonds dull but steady. Stocks open firm then decline, led by Atchison and Union Pacific before partial recovery. total bond and stock activity noted with weekly sales around 7.26 million.

New York Sterling Exchange Atchison Bears Lackawanna New England Chicago Gas Union Pacific Rock Island Burlington Missouri Pacific Jersey Central Louisville & Nashville Roses Houston & Texas South Carolina Indianapolis Decature Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Kansas & Texas

California mining stocks close in San Francisco

Official closing prices for mining stocks in San Francisco on March 30 list Nevada Queen 10 North Belle Isle Water is scarce at Sierra Nevada 16 Onion Con 1.00 Yellow Jacket 2.85 2.55 3.10 with varied values across several listings.

San Francisco Ale & Norcroas MexXiCan Rceccerss Vajoresnesestres Nevada Queen North Belle Isle Sierra Nevada

Atlantic and Great Eastern Firsts and Paris Market Notes

London market summary reports Atlantic and Great Eastern firsts and various Canadian and Mexican securities with quotes in percent and francs. Paris shares for Société des Métaux Comptoir d Escompte Rio Tinto move through 22 to 279 francs with late 3:50 pm quotes. London discount weak, settlement expectations in Paris loom, some brewery stock activity and new offerings noted.

ONDON Atlantic & Greatestern Canadian Pacific Erie Pennsylvania Reading Paris Société Des Métaux Comptoir d’Escompte Comptoir ’Escompte Rio Comptoir d'Escompte Société Des Taux Rio Tinto Stock Exchange

Assignees seek creditor assent to E Cummings & Co assignment

George R Fowler and Francis H Gould assignees in the E Cummings leather dealers case urge creditors to sign and send assent to the assignment. Law requires majority in number and amount to authorize continuing work and finishing hides. They warn closing the tannery would cause large losses, and express willingness to continue only with creditor assent. James Warnock insolvency. Asa Bushby insolvent. Henry W Bigelow & Co now led by Henry W Bigelow.

George R. Fowler Francis H. Gould E. Cummings &O High Street James Warnock Haverhill Asa Bushby Agbington Street Henry W. Bigelow & Co Haverhill Street Have Henry W. Bigelow

Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town

No new buyers have arrived since the publication of the list on Saturday last.

Profitable Investments by C. & Williams & Co

A sample of profits from trades listed by C and Williams & Co shows gains across several stocks and options. Investments ranged from 10 to 1000 units with net profits illustrating the potential returns if extreme market moves occurred, and claims of confidentiality and prompt, mail or telegraph orders.

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