Money Market Summary Shows Lower Rates Across Banks
The Money Market reports a week of easing borrowing costs with bank rates dropping from 6 to 4 percent. Clearing house loans steady at 4 percent. New York funds sold at 20 cents on $1000. Foreign exchange mostly steady. imports and specie movements detailed. U S Treasury and bank reserves show gains. Local stock market remains active with land shares leading, while railroad securities show mixed moves and dividend talk.
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Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Nessee
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Treasury
National Bank
New York City
GEO AM Ead Eocktts
Messrs. Cordley & Co
House of Mackintosh, Klous & Co
Mr. Mackintosh
Frank A. Schimrer
Klous
William Gray
No. 8
Exchange Place
Union Safe Deposit
National Union Bank
Atchison
Kansas
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Gulf
Springfield
Memphis
Clinton
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Summit
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific Land Department
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific Company
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Vera Cruz Custom House
Southern Kansas
Sonora
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Trust
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Ogdensburg
Eastern
New England
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Eastern Common
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Aoe
Central Massachusetts
Lamson
San Diego Land
East Boston
West End
West End Street Railway
Longstreet
Frenchman’s Bay
Frank Jones
Sullivan Harbor Land Company
Alexander H. Rice
Clyde D. W. Hunt
James H. Howard
Bell Telephone
Erie
Mexican
Copper Falls Copper Mining to Double Force and Work
The report lists receipts and disbursements across City of Mexico and regional offices including Guadalajara Puebla Cajaca Merida and shows totals around 52 205 15 in receipts and 52 207 15 in disbursements. Mining shares are described as dull and neglected while the Copper Falls Copper Mining Company plans to double its force and start active work.
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City of Mexico
Guadalajara
Puebla
Cajaca
Merida
Copper Falls Copper Mining Company
Richmond and Danville Ex tension declares fifth dividend
The directors of the Richmond and Danville Extension Company declared a dividend of 12 65 100 percent on its capital stock, payable in Georgia Pacific stock at par on the 21st inst. Books close on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond & Danville Extension Company
Georgia Pacific
Williams & Co auction shows stocks for Salem and Boston firms
The notice lists an April 18 1588 auction of numerous shares from Steam Gauge and Lantern Co to Boston and Maine firms. It names banks railways mills and manufacturers in Salem Rochester and Boston areas, plus New York stock sales data for April 14 with prices and trade volume.
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Steam Gauge and Lantern Co
Rochester
N. X
Rapid Tely. Co
Lmt
New York
Alasine Wadaraaw
National Webster Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Howard National Bank
Eer Omeek
Washington National Banks
Ses Eeerccans
Old Boston National Bank
National Exchange Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants Na Bona Banks
oseveesenasslBee
Jioston National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
T Lot
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Union National Bank
Weymouth
Mass
Asiatic National Bank
Salem
South Framingham National Bank
Erene
Newton National Bank
Newton
National Revere Bank
Mount Vernon National Bank
Globe National Bank
Columbian National Bank
Atlas National Bank
le National Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Manufacturers
National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Faunton National Bank
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
SOY
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Eae Too & Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lawrence Manufacturing Gavncs
S Vale
Manchester Mills
Koale' Snase
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Luconia Manufacturing Co
Settee
Letroit, Lansing & Northern &Co Eastern Railroad
Wee
Great Falls & Conway RR
Fitchburg Railroad
Concord & Montreal RR
Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Union Pacific Railway
Railroad of Vermont
Seeee
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
Old Colony Railroad
Seereee
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co
Salem Gas Light Co
Glendon
ION CO
McKay T
Quincy Railroad Bridge Co
Simpson's
Esa
Winnisiminel Company
North Chicago
Lombard Investment Co
Essex Company
Boston Tow Boat Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Vegeeree Sr
East Boston Gas Light Co
Ener
United States Hotel Co
Fitchburg City
Worcester City
Woburn Town
Boston & Lowell
Detroit
Lansing & No
Cheshire RR
Northern Pacific RR
Middlesex Horse RR
Falls & Sioux
Vermont & Mass. RR
Pullman Palace Car CO
Mil
St. L. RR
Louisville, Evansville
Yid Colony RR
San Francisco
Cal
A. Seer
North Belle Isle
Holla
Cal & Va
Eureka Con
Sierra, Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union
E & Norcross
Mexigan
Yellow Jacket
New York financials show dull market as bank reserve rises
Money on call was easy and rates held near 1 to 1 416 percent. prime mercantile paper quoted at 5 7. Bond notes were steady with government bonds quiet. The stock market closed lower after opening declines, recovering some after the bank statement showed a $2,219,600 reserve gain. Numerous railroad bonds moved slightly, with several issues rising modestly.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Memphis & Charleston
Central Georgia
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York, Lackawanna & Western
Kansas & Texas
Texas Pacific
Rochester & Pittsburg
Foreign Financial Markets Report From London Week
London reports discount active during the week at 2 1 4 percent, loan rate to next account at 2 1 2 percent. Stock exchange activity restricted with profits expected from sellers of consols. Buying slow across departments but prices held, except American railroad securities which fell from last week's buoyancy.
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London
Stock Exchange
Real Estate Transfers Across Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County records show multiple March transfers: Tucker to Tobey on Yarmouth street includes an 11000 mortgage with Beal. Johnston acquires Sawyer street property then transfers on to Lowe and Clifford. Other deeds cover Gloucester and Hart streets, Bellevue, Crawford, Centre, Cook, Selden, Washington Harvard corners, Chelsea street, and Allston Heights. Prices mostly $1 or $2700 with several parcels described by street and area.
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Suffolk County
Yarmouth Street
Richard H. Tucker
Walter H. Tobey
James H. Beal
Sawyer Street
Lysander Burnett
William W. Lowe
Thomas A. Johnston
St. Botolph Street
George W. Nason
Charles M. Seaver
Waldron H. Rand
Bellevue Street
Henry W. Dodd
David H. McKay
Crawford Street
Richard QO. Dunn
Richard QO. Dunn Et Ux. To Mary C. F. Murphy
Hart Street
West
Roxpury
Francis Roche
Emmet W. Roche
Centre Street
Dorchester
Boston Street
George B. Chadbourne
Adelaide Needham
Cook Street
Michael J. Dugan
William Mooney
Selden Street
William Sehmehl
William F. Merritt
Washington and
Harvard Streets
Boston
John T. Noon
Daniel P. Noon
Chelsea Street
Jennie W. Wallace
Edward B. Wilder
Washington Street
Allston
Willard H. Gites
Charles RE. Stevens
Allston Heights
Winthrop
Octavius O. Desmares
James M. Currier
Ocean Spray
Mortgages Filed In Boston Area Across March Dates
Mortgage notices record transfers by Daniel K. Porter Alfred Hill. Frank S. Clifford Louise H. Williams. W W Lowe. Charles J. Page Boston Provident Association. John Turner South Boston Savings Bank. Ann Barry Warren Institution for Savings. John Gelling Timothy McCarthy. Annie M Gill Olive E Godfrey. Parcels include Shurtleff Street St Botolph Street Westland Avenue Parker Street Dorchester Avenue Washington Street Bremen Street Dorchester Street South Boston. Amounts range from 3500 to 10000 dollars.
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Daniel Kk. Porter
Alfred Hill
Shurtleff Street
Frank S. Clifford
Louise H. Williams
St. Botolph Street
Ditto
W. W. Lowe
Charles J. Page Et al
Boston Provident Association
Westland Avenue
Parker Street
John Turner
South Boston Savings Bank
Dorchester Avenue
Ann Barry
Warren Institution For Savings
Washington Street
John Gelling
Timothy McCarthy
Bremen Street
Boston
Annie M. Gill
Olive E. Godfrey
Dorchester Street
Insolvency Notices From Detroit and New England Firms
The assignor of Root, Strong & Co. Detroit lists direct liabilities of 733265 and assets of 575170. Merchandise indebtedness totals 325000, mostly in New York. Indirect bank liabilities amount to 450050. Most makers are said to be good. Debt largely held by New York and Connecticut banks, partly secured by an agreement with Mason Lumber Company. T. Lowe, Boston salesman, formerly with Lowe Cattle Co., insolvent. Total contingent liabilities near 200000, about 146000 secured by various collaterals. Porter Needle Co., Watertown, owes 152484, 4800 secured. Assets include machinery, fixtures, tools, supplies, and book accounts. John A. Lamkin Moulding Mill Malden owes 5785, 914 secured by mortgage, 574 by leases. unencumbered assets valued at 480. Adam Cook & Co. Malden, stoves and kitchen furniture dealers, assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root, Strong & Co
Detroit
Mich
New York
Connecticut
Mason Lumber Company
Tra A. Lowe
Boston
Lowe Cattle Company
Cheyenne
Wy. T
Porter Needle Company
Watertown
Mass
John A. Lamkin
Malden
Adam Cook & Co
Metal Market News and Steel Prices Across Regions
A national metal market summary reports steady demand for American pig iron with prices steady to last quotes. It details weekly US furnace output, regional sales, and London and New York copper and tin movements, with notes on steel rails, plate iron, and refined bar iron prices and freight trends.
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Ces
Cnses
Ces Davendan
London
Metal Exchange
New York
Baltimore
Gray Forge
Eglinton
Sammerlee
Gartsberry
Langoan
Glengarnock
Coltness
New England
Market notes on commodities and livestock prices
Commercial matter reports mixed stability across items with some gains and steady levels. Grain futures show corn and cornmeal firm, oats quiet, and rye firm while butter cheese and eggs move modestly. livestock including cattle and pork hold steady with beef and veal in steady demand.
Print Cloth Market in Providence Steady at 3 1/4 and 31 1/64
Printer cloth market eased slightly then closed steady at 3 1/4 for 64 square and 31 1/64 for 66x60s in Providence on April 14. Sales reached 25,000 pieces, up from 13,600 previous week, with 10,000 pieces 64x64s spots at 39 1/16 cents, 9,000 pieces 64x64s spots at 39 16 1/0 cents less 1 percent, 8,000 pieces 64x64s spots and early delivery at 34 cents, and 7,000 pieces 56x60s for April delivery at 31 1/16 cents. Manufacturer stock totaled 17,000 pieces 64 1/8 648s and 2,000 pieces 56x60s.
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United States
New York
Oston
Incinnati
En Orleans
Kansas City
Misville
Ilwankee
Omer
Galveston
Detroit
Dianapolis
Emphis
Columbus
Ortford
Haven
Orfold
Coria
Joseph
Syracuse
Grand Rapids
Topeka
Nee
Quincy
Oteeter
Providence
Chicago Market Signals Rally On Crop Damage News
The wheat market stayed active with prices closing 34 cents above the opening. Cables firm as reports of crop damage fuel bullish sentiment. Corn was strong but edged down a penny from top figures. Provisions remained firm with light trading. Opening, high, low and close quotations listed.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
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Tal
Indianapolis
Duluth
Peoria
Denver
Wichita
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Louisvile
Devonshire Street
Mile
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water St
Simmons Building
Williams & GO
Boston Stock Exchange
First Natl
Bank of Salem
de Salem Natl
Bank
Naumkeag Natl
Soulston Natl
Metropolitan Natl
Reece Button Hole Mach, Co
Chicago, Burl & Quincy RR
Day Process Shoe Co
Do Old Boston Natl. Bank
Do Manni. Natl
Bank of Commerce
Do Merchants
Natl. Bank
Bates Mig. Co
Snares Lowell
Do Gt. Falls Mig. Co
Arlington Mills
Edwards Mfg
Naumkeagstun Cotton Co
Manchester Mans
Chicago & Eastern Ul, RR. PLC
White Water Valley RR
Ft. Scott & Gulf. Com
Chicago, Burlington & Nor
Det
Lans. & Northern RR
Fitchburg RR
New York & New England RR
Franklin Telegraph Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
Boston & Roxbury Mills Corp
Suffolk Natl. Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Do Lawrence Mfg. Co
Ae Mills
Laconia Mfg. Co
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Old Colony Rr, Co
Para Rubber Co
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co
Aoe Ae Bank
Oston Enum
Mort
Sandusky & Cleveland
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore RR
Delaware Mutual Insurance Scrip
N. W
O. & Trans
St.l
Iso. PB
C. Wrth
Con
Ee Gilver
W. Shore
Kan
Ko St. J
St & St. L. Im
Oregon
Rutland
Es Ee
Wis
E. Vo Do Inc
Ee Ee
Atch
Top
Boston & Lower
Central of Mass
ANG
River
Flint & A M. Com
K. C
Ft.s. & Galt
K. O
St. L
Maine Central
Y &N
Summit Branch
Bal Union Pacifice
West Iind
Am. Bell
Eng
Ieecacs
Fastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Mining and Stock Exchange
Pontiac
Allouez
Catalpa
T&s
Cal So Inc
jAm
Hanover
Burton Car
Napa
Toledo
T& SF
B& M L
B&q
NY &Ne
M. A
At&p
Sea Tiss
Cal 80 Inc
Pesca
Do Inc
Am Bell Tel
C&m. Weesrvcsee
Huron
al Osceola
Scesssee
East
Diego
Bea
F&pm
C.eees Bo
Old Coles
Ceuasne
UN Pac
Lwee Arnold Ee
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel
Sceere
Crescent
Donakin
Central
Escaeces
Franklin
Kearsarge
Heenee
National
Aspinwall
Reevee
Boyleton Street
Brookline, Waren
Bi Campobello
Asl
Maverick
Newport
Payson
Penobscot
San Diego
Wollaston
Tbs
Mott Banevers
Boston & Albany RR
Cabe & Pacific
Air Line
Cc RK
Seaee
Pacific
Canton
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
del, & H Senna
del, & L
den. & R.G
East Tenn
Fort Wayne
Ft. W
Kings & Pem
Lake Shore
Minn
St. Sete
eGs & Qhid
Ceessae
Tye
M & Essex
Nash. & Chat
Ned. Cent
Asea
EU G
Pittsburg
Rock Island
Rome
Sees
St. Pau
St. P
Tyas Pacific
D. C. Pref
Ecasessee
P. Lsts
Did& RG
Bd & Kh
Ewes Kan
Adams
American
Wells Fargo
Homestake
Mono
Amador
N.cent
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
CaLdVai
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
California
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Atlanta, Ga
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
W W Draper
R Granling
Granting, Spaulding & ‘Oo
Pepani
W S Everett
M C &J F Kiser & Co
E. Augusta
W H Mulherin
P H Rice
Mulherin, Rice & Co
Crawsaugusta
A J Gurley
Craw
Birmingham
Ala
H W Perry
W Mason
Perry Mason Shoe Co
Buffalo
T T Ramsdell
S& M Sweet
Ramsdell, Sweet & Co
Bru
Clark
Clark, Perry & Co
Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
G Leonard
Leonard & Co
Raw
McLaughlin
Selz, Schwab & Co
Ili
J M Schnadig
Schnadig Bros & Co
Greensfelder
Greensfelder, Florsheimer & Co
Dovenmuehle
Dovenmuehle & Son
Charlotte
Wittkowsky
L Asiel
A S Brown
McGahan, Brown & Evans
Tre
Cleveland
B Childs
Childs, Goff & Co
Jelenko
Jelenko & Loeb
John Gates
J Gates & Co
G T Cowen
Cowen & McGrath
Mets
Mets & Co
T Thorne
Thorne & Co
Plant
Plant & Marks
East Saginaw
Rich
Rich Bros
Evansville
Ind
G L Dixon
Dixon, Mackey & Co
Carnahan
Carnanan & Co
Tex
A Blum
Lh & H Blum
Indianiapolis
J K McKee
McKee & Co
Keok .K
Huiskamp
Huiskamp Bros. Co
L V Marks
Lederman & Marks
Louisville
J. Gramman
L Gramman & Co
Rosenberg
Rosenberg, Flexner & Meddel
Lynchourg
Witt
Witt & Watkins, Bruns
Macon
JT Coleman
EP Harris
S T Coleman
Benden & Solomon
Mausfield
MM Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
Tenn
W J Goodbar
Goodbar
Love & 0
Milwaukee
G H Atwell
Sllwaukes
Kh. Atkins
Atkins, Ogden & C
Nashville, Tenn
Lawless
Lawless & Co
Mainer, Jr
Mainer & Sons
Nashville
Tenn— Tenn
Jd B Richardson
Richardson Kros
Murray
Murray, Dibrett & Co
Nashville, & Co
Natenez
Miss
C Moore
Fr. Frank
Omaha
Omaha, Neb—A K MeKone of W V Morse & Co
F Kirkendall
Kirkendall, Jones Co
Portsmouth
R Tracy
C P Tracy & Co
Penn
W Yerry
Rowe & Terry
You
St Paul
G W Freeman
Iotzian & Co
D Brown
Hamilton Brown Shoe
Ant Louis
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swartz & Co
St Louis
Kelley
Kelley, Goodfellow & Co
B Lindsley
Orr & Landsley Shoe Co
Ain
Rehfisch
Rehfisch B & S Co
Einstein
Einstan’s Sons
R R B Lee
Iron Age
Chicago Market
Eee
Haiyg
Eeeaewes
Sve
Weeres
Eevere
Eenerere
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