Boston Money Market and Atchison Market Overview
The Boston money market opens firm with the clearing house rate at 2 percent while time loans run 3 4 to 5 4 percent and call loans 2 to 3 percent. Atchison and related bonds trade amid mixed sentiment as new funding and coupon payments draw investor interest and bear raids influence prices.
Dividends Declared by Several Banks and Firms
Listings show Warren National Bank of Peabody paying 8 percent, Central National Bank Worcester 3 percent, Chacel Mill Fall River quarterly 2 percent, Merchants Manufacturing Fall River quarterly 24 percent, Beverly National Bank 3 percent, First National Bank Woburn 2 percent, Worcester Gas Light quarterly 14 percent, Breece Button-Hole Machine quarterly 3 percent, St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad preferred stock 1 percent, and First National Bank Danvers declaring 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank of Peabody
Central National Bank of Worcester
Chacel Mill Company of
Fall River
Merchants’ Manufacturing Company of
Beverly National Bank
First National Bank of Woburn
Worcester Gas Light Company
Breece Button-Hole Machine Company
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
First National Bank of Danvers
Investment notes for multiple cities and railroads
April investments list includes City of Boston City of Cambridge City of Cincinnati City of Omaha the Boston and Lowell Railroad Fitchburg Railroad with 4s 78 108 and 6s 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Istes
L. G
At. & Pac
Do Inc
L.G G
Ay Inc
Chi
Kan. & Weds
A. C
K. C
S.J
C. BL
L. R
S. P
N. E
Shee
Renee LL
Sonora
Union P Pacific
S. F
Atlantic Pacing
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston
Cal. Southern
Central of Mass
C.bo&n. Ee
Canton
Aeenee
S. & Cieue
River
Col. Sp. & C Cas
Col Dbet
L. & N. Beeeesusve
Pmmcoen
Eters
Fitchburg
Flint & P.M
K.G
Ft. S. & Gulf
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit Branch
Union
West Eng
Wisconsin Central
Bell See
Caeser Veevaek
Erie
Eastman Car
Lamson Store
Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
City of
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Omaha
Boston & Lowell RR
Fitchburg RR
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Braintree
Mass
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Fitchburg R
New York Money and Bond Market Wavers Amid Dull Stock Session
Money on call tight with last loan at 5 and closing at 5. Sterling at 4.8834 demand with dull but steady government and railroad bonds. Stocks mostly declined and traded narrow. Atchison and Missouri Pacific showed some movement while Perry Coal and San Francisco preferred weakened. After late trading, shares recovered slightly but the day ended dull and firm near opening levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison and Atchison Securities
New York
Collateral Trust
First Mortgage
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Gulf, Colorado & Banta
Atchison Company
Boston
Topeka
A. W. Nickerson
Jay Gould
Financial Chronicle
Atchi-son
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Texas
Jacob
Esau
Oliver Ames
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago & West Michigan
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Pullman
Summit
Union Pacific
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Burlington & Northern
Kansas City
Memphis
Current River
Little Rock
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Perry
San Francisco
Dulness
New England
Bears
St. Paul
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Ohio
Indianapolis & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Oregon Navigation
San Francisco General
South Carolina
Wabash
Pittsburg Pains
Fairport
New York Stock Sales April 1 Railroads Shares Sold
Today's transactions report 185 400 shares traded with railroads as the leading group. Data covers opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for today and the prior closing Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial Market Snapshot From London And Paris
London and Paris markets showed mixed activity with United States and Canadian Pacific listings firming, Mexican and Reading shares nearby, and copper cash prices quoted. Paris rentes and commodity sections moved slowly while bullion deposits at Bank of England reached £121,000 amid stable bourse tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Erie
St. Paul
New York
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Comptoir d’Escompte
Societe Des Métaux
Rio Tinto
Société Des Fétaux
Public Debt Statement Shows Total Debt of 1.675 Billion
Washington April 1 debt statement lists interest bearing bonds at 4 and 6 percent totals and non interest notes and deposits. It shows total debt and interest at 1 675 268 159 and cash in Treasury of 1 114 683 662 with a monthly decrease of 13 605 655 and a year to date change.
Resolutions of North American Insurance on Jacob Sleeper
Directors mourn the death of Jacob Sleeper and note the vacancy on the board. He provided rare counsel and unpaid service since organization, often attending meetings despite age and infirmity. The board extends condolences to his family and signs a copy for the records. The office will close during the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Insurance Company
Jacob Sleeyer
Liverpool Wharf Company Elects Officers and Declares Dividend
At its annual meeting at 40 State Street yesterday the Liverpool Wharf Company elected D. W. Salisbury as president J. G. Francis as treasurer and M. B. Inches as clerk. A dividend of 16 per share was declared. The Lewis Wharf Company met at 28 State Street yesterday naming C. A. Welch as president F. A. Dewson as clerk and treasurer and listing S. White Kilby Page W. A. Rust J. T. Heard and F. C. Welch as directors. The Aspinwall Land Company also held its annual meeting and reelected directors M. P. Kennard George C. Barrett kh. E. Dennison William Simes Thomas Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Wharf Company
State Street
D. W. Salisbury
J.G. Francis
M. B. Inches
Lewis Wharf Company
C. A. Welch
F. A. Dewson
S. White
Kilby Page
W. A. Rust
J. T. Heard
F. C. Welch
Aspinwall Land Company
M. P. Kennard
George C. Barrett
Kh. E. Dennison
William Simes
Thomas Aspinwall
Market Quiet Across Commodities With Mixed Signals
Commercial matters show a steady to dull tone with wide variety. Agricultural items like corn, oats, and rye are unchanged or quiet, while citrus and meats display modest movement. Overall activity remains subdued and prices hold steady in many categories.
Wheat and corn futures slip as Chicago markets weaken
Farnum Reardon & Co note a bullish opening in wheat that failed to hold as selling increased and prices fell to 86 2/3 cents for July. May also weakens while oats stay firm. London and New York markets show broad weakness with lower or steady prices across wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Milwaukee Clique
Williams & Co
St Louis
New York
Avril
Iron market remains dull with cautious buyers and steady prices
The metal market shows little activity with buyers seeking immediate use only. Prices stay as last quoted while production falls and supply exceeds demand. Notable quotes include Pennsylvanian pig iron at 18 dollars a ton and southern 18 to 18.50, with various steel and plate iron values and related metals remaining steady or nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
London
Pennsylvania
Eglinton
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Langlean
Coltness
Olad
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Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
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Do Trust
B&n
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U.P
Bell Tel
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Aspinwall Land
Boston Land
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Atlantic Mining
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United Copper
Secretary of the Treasury
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Bell Telephone
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Los Angeles
Warren Wilson
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Santa Clara
Atlantic
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Central Mining Company
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Fitchburg Railroad
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Union Pacific, Lincoln & Col. Ry. Co
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Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York City
New England Mortgage Se
Curity Company
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Kinder, Peabody CO Uy Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Philadelphia
April Investments
Kansas City Cable Railway
Portland & Ogdensburg RR
Brewster
GOD & Estabrook
R. L. Day & CO
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Fort Payne
Thomson
Robinson-Foster
Thomson-Houston
Lamoimne Land
NEW York Financial
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Hale & Nageross
Commonwealth
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Mono
North Belle Isle
Washington
Navy Pension Fund
Pacific Railroad
Sss Esce Eee
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Jacob Sleeper
Norway
Shell
Bessemer
Russia
Baltimore
John E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Marshall
Reeb & CO
Colchis Mining
Robert G. Ingersoll
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress St
Brown Bros
Louis Curtis
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrirew
Union Mebeneture Company
Water Street
J.H. Bauerlein & CO
Kansas City, MO
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman
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John Jeffries & Sons
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