Money Market Dull with Declining Clearing House Rate
Boston money market remains dull and easy as clearing house rate drops to 14% percent. Loans on time and call with collateral vary 2% to 5% per annum. four months and six to twelve month paper shown. Bond offerings total 418200, with broad activity in stocks and bonds. Atchison, Chicago lines and Mexican Telephone Company figures highlighted along with foreign exchange movements and a surge in unlisted trust stocks.
Dividends Declared at New Bedford Savings Bank
The New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank has declared a semiannual dividend of 2 percent.
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New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank
Plawe Exchange at Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
The Massachusetts National Bank of Boston announces a Plawe Exchange arrangement involving London San Francisco and China. W Percins serves as president with the cashier role held by FRench.
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The
Massachusetts National Bank OF Boston Plawe Exchange
London
San Francisco
China
Tw. & French
Cons
W. Percins
Bond Investments Across Cities and Rail Lines Noted
City of Boston Cambridge and Malden districts, Winchester town, Cincinnati Omaha Portsmouth Saginaw Kansas City Cable Rd St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba line cited. Bond series 7 38 1078 includes 6s 9s 5s 5 3 5s 4s 8 4s 7 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Winchester
Cincinnati
Omaha
Portsmouth
Saginaw
Kansas City Cable Rd
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Water Works Bonds Offer for Omaha Plant Expansion
Bonds offered at 98 with interest supply funds for Omaha and South Omaha water works. Expanded 1888 plant includes pumping stations and settling basins to serve a growing city. Authorized loan totals four million, with distributions held by Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. William A. Underwood cites rising population, extensive mains, and strong earnings prospects to justify safety and future dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Omaha
O Vaha
Missouri
South
South Omaha
United States
Missouri River
Etroit
Mich
Albany
Rochester
N. Y
Spring Valley Water Company of
San Francisco
Boston Water Works
William. A. Underwood
The
American Water Works Company
Mortgage and franchise copies on file at offices
Copies of the mortgage and franchise can be seen at the offices of the undersigned.
New York Money And Stocks Report April 11 Highlights
On April 11 New York money on call ranged 2 to 3 percent with late loans at 3 and closing offers at 3. Prime mercantile paper stood at 4 1/42 to 6. Bar silver 92. Sterling exchange posted for sixty day bills 4.87 and demand 4.8854. rates 4.8742 to 4.89. Government bonds were dull, railroad bonds active. After noon trading, St Paul Reading Louisville & Nashville and Atchison advanced fractions, Atchison leading with about 4 percent rise. Rock Island jumped 1 1/2 percent. Market ended strong near day’s highs with heavy early gains retraced. Unlisted industrial shares, led by Sugar Trust certificates, rallied to 89 1/2 9542 figures, closing up around 6 4/5 percent. Cotton Oil and Brunswick also firm. railroad bonds active with total sales near 1.589 million.</S>
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Boston
New York
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Chicago
Strong
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody #& Co
Atlantic & Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Northwestern
Omaha
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Mexican Central
San Luis
Potosi
Burlington & Quincey
Burlington & Northern
Fitchburg Preferred
New England
Boston & Providence
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Albany
Trust
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Texas Division
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Consolidated Vermont
Rutland
West End
Lamoine
San Diego
Sullivan
Frenchman’s Bay
Bell Telephone
Erie
Mexican Telephone Company
Robert Colgate
Orlando P. Dexter
M. L. Guiraud
Mexico
W. H. Harington
John D. Sargent
W. French Smith
Harmon Hall of
Sweet
Koston & Montana
Calumet & Heena
Atlantic
Sagar
Yesternas
Philadelhia
Drexel, Morran & Co
Uhn, Loeb & Co
Baltimore
Bar Road
K. C
Ft. 8S
Gulf
Kcs
Cl.& Sp
Mmi
K.C
M. B. Serene
W. & la Bu
Boo
SR Sea Aeee L
Oregon
Tees
Maine Central
Pacific Mail
W. Union
Perry Co
Tenn
Enee
Cameron Coal
Padua
Can
N.W
Bell
RVG
Rene Weer
St L
Ea F. Tropical
Eastman Carpeater
St. B. C . Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Coton Oil Trust
Toston & Liv. Co
Jnion
M. Edison Phonograph Toy
Tex. P. Lynn & Boston RR
N. P. Lets
Lynn Gaslight
U. Pac
F Coll Trust
Malden Electric Eeeeeere
N. W. Cons
W. Shore
Ces Ccussis
Asia
K & Wine
Thomson-Houston Elec
Oh Amador
Mut. S
Elec
Best & Elch
NY & Neta
Ee Westinghouse
Col
Santiago
Con. CO
Ee Savage
el Cristo
S. Nev
Hell
Exchequer
Sa & Sullivan Con
Erie el
Hale
Union Con
New Hie
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Hock
United Copper
Edison
Hoston
Lamoine Land
Phetibatis Tool
Penobscot Bay Land
San Diego Land
Kos & Mont Min
Don Enrique
Ee Cal & Hecla Mining
Thomson-Houston
B&a
Bonanza
Boston & Ptov
Santa Fe
Bu & Eserves
CE & Sagem
E & St Loo Steer
Seethees
Pera ePeer Oyen
Old Colony
Ee Enee
P.M. A
T&s F Coll Trust
Kc, Law & Sos
KC Mau
Ny&ne
Lamson S
Anne Nee
Winter Harbor
Bast & Mont Mine
Cal & Hec Mining
Kearsarge Mining
C.B& Q
Fitehbure
Flint & Pere Mar
Ny&n
Cot Oil Trust
O* Edison Phon
Bn Toy
Wee 2
Vos Dbi
Thom Honst
Westinghouse Elec
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Cotton Oil
Grangers
Philadelphia
S. Brunswick
Chesapeake & Ohio 6S
Colorado Midland
Illinois Central
New Orleans & Mobile
Commercial Markets Report Shows Mixed Agricultural Demand
Wool quiet and leather steady. Hides dull and oats firmer. Corn higher while rye and barley weaken. Butter firm, cheese weak. Potatoes favored by buyers. Poultry and hay steady. Apples dull, oranges in demand, lemons fair. Dried goods vary and overall supply steady with several items unchanged.
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Graham
Canned Goods Market and New Lines Added by Potter & Wrightington
The canned goods market shows steady demand with good stock movement. Potter & Wrightington add new lines with prices for turkey, chicken, and roast beef tins. peas and other canned fruits and vegetables show active movement as stock runs short and season advances.
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Messrs Potter & Wrightington
Boston
California
Lima
Leather and Hides Market Signals Steady Prices
Demand for leather remains quiet with prices fairly steady. The situation is unchanged from last report as sales occur day to day in small lots as needed. Prices generally favor buyers with no tendency to force sales despite expected future demand for leather and boots and shoes industries.
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Bayers
New England
London and Paris Financial Roundup April 11
London shares and bonds quoted with consols at 98 percent for money and account and various first and second class prices. Bank of England bullion withdrawn 2000 pounds, total bullion decrease 14,000 pounds in a week, reserve ratio up to 41.70 percent. Paris Bank of France weekly statement shows gold down and silver down 3,750,000 francs. Copper closed at 38 pounds 17 shillings 6 pence cash and 38 pounds 5 shillings three months. Money rate at 2 to 3 percent.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of Eng
Bank of France
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Frank Frick
Joshua Lovering
P. T. George
Rufus Woods
Flagler & Moss
Meat Trust
Mt. Desert and Eastern Shore Land Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Messrs. Gray & Milliken
Treasury
Bond Investments
Cambridge
District of Columbia
Fitchburg RR
Blake Bros
State St
Nassau St
Naumkeag Street
Salem
E. Rollins Morse & Bro
Blake Bros. & Co
Kidder, Peabody & GU
Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
G. H. Venner & Ge
Congress St
American Meat Company
John H. Davis & CO
Rand Avery Supply Company
Maine
Fifth Avenue Hotel
N. Y. City
Maha Water Works
Nortgage
G. J H. Venner & Company
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Denver
Rio Grande
Western Railway
Central Trust Company
Wallstreet
Trust Company
George Foster Peabody
Charles J. Canda
Frederic P. Olcott
James C. Parrish
Joseph D. Ports
Barthold Schlesinger
Samuel Scovil
Broad Street
New York City
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
AN Francisco
Best & Belcher
Savare
Sierra Nevada
Vasae Uta Erate
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Nevada Queen
North Elle Isle
Allouez
Lyg
Arnold
Bonanza Devel’t
Mont
Butte & Boston
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Catalpa
Ceeves
Franklin Seer
Ironton
Kgarsarge
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Tamarack
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Bootsy
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Boylston Street
Brookiine
Campovello
Bay
Newport
Tammoing
Payson
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Wollaston Te Ewer
Atchison Istes
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Atlantic& Pacific
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Central of
Stass
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Oregon Trans
Pittsbu Y
St. Paal
Ovses Eee A
St. P
Texas Pacific
U. Bacitic
Tica & B. Reo
Scee Etree Sere Eeee
J. E. Carter & CO
Barkers & Commission
Washington ST
Kansas City
Foreign Financial Markets
Leon Abvett
New Jersey
Elbridge G. Rideout
William Harris
Union City
Ind
C. Goshorn
Muncie
James M. Woods
James A. Bishop
Nicholas Olimer
Dayton
Hail
Findlay
Washington Street
Munele
Indiana
Mnunois
Muncie Natural Gas Land Improvement Company
Advertiser Building
Boston, Mass
Minn
BEC
American Loan and Trust Company
Keston
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co
Minneapolis, Minn
J. B. Rogers
Inger
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
American Pneumatic Tool Company
John B. Prince
Devonshire St
Svestment
Union Mebcn«ture Company
Water Street
J.H. Bauerlein & CO
Kansas City, MQ
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman, Kangit
Ofice
Bromfield Street
Gould, Hall & CO
West York
H. H. Bailey’s
Tremont Street