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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
London
Heston
New York & New England
West End Preferred
Old Colony Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison Trust
Denver
Burlington & Missouri Land Grant
Burlington & _orthern
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Chicago & West Michigan
Little Rock & Fort Smith
New
Boston Post
Cert
York
Seston
Philadelphia
Sybicagy
Fit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Vittsburg
Kansas City
Lowiville
Providence
Jilwankere
Bt. Paul
Ty Cleveland
S Jndianapolis
Columbus
Los Angeles
Lew Haven
Wichita
Norfolk
Joseph
Worcester
Grand Rapids
Duluth
Sioux City
Vacuma
Montreal
Cout
Lloston
Francisco
S. 2
L. Ss
Wittsburg
Ilwaukee
J. Paul
Omaha
Jenver
Inneapolis
Galveston
Detroit
Cleveland
Richmond
Memphis
Hartford
New Haven
Eorla
Portland
Ingfield
Rapids
Toneka
City of Lincoln, Ned
Fitchbure Railroad
Blake Bros. & Co
State St
Nassau St
Kansas City Belt Line Railroad
Kansas City, Fort ,Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Consolidated
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Collateral Trust
Eastern Railway Co
Minnesota
ST. Paul, Minneap’s & Manitoba Railway
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Col. Ry. Co
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Mortcadge
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Company
City of
Framingham
Minneanolis
City of St. Paul
Congress ST
Ena
John M. Graham
William Claflin
Robert M. Morse, Jr
William T.i’ Rker
FP. A. Collins
Thoma
Evonshir
Ana
William W. Crapp
John Goldthwait
Warren B. Potter
Whitlam E Jase
John C, Paige
Temple
Lent, JY L
Jewett
Adams, Blodget & Co
Congress Street
City of Lynn
C. Hi. Venner & Co
April Investments
Cambridge
Boston & Lowell RR
Fitchburg RR
Kansas City Cable Railway
Portland & Ogdensburg RR
Brewster, Gobo
Estabrook
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
Nansacene
Ing
Bey Eane
Sre
Anne
Ig Pacific
Als
I. & Alr L
Koch. & P
Pacific
Central
Iowa
Central Pac
Bos
California
Foreign Financial Markets
Boston Investment CO
George Leonard
Ag’t
10 & 11
Advertiser
Washington St
Mass
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Prancis
Merrieew
Thomson Houston
Electric Company New Stock
D. Wilson & CO
Bevonshire Street
Suffolk Trust Investment Co
H. B. Quimby & CO
Globe Brock
Informa Ion
Campany
Water Street
J.H. Bauerlein & CO
Kansas City, MO
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Avenue
Commercial Street
Andrews and
Jacques
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Summer and
Devonshire Streets
Weston Lewis
Alfred H. Batcher
Nathan P. Coburn
Benjamin W. Manre
Henry H. Proctor
George B. Nichols
A. Shuman
Shepard
H. Staples Potter
C. &. Williams & CO
Lake Shore
Northwest
Canada Southern
Boucht
Investment, PLC
Penge L
Richmond & Terminal
Williams & CO
Devonshire St
Quincy Meuse
Ebeston
Mower’s