Boston Money Market Quiet with Mixed Bond Moves
The Boston money market remained easy with little change and steady clearing house rates. Government securities firmed with 4% s at 107% and 4%s at 124% to 124½%. The U S Treasury totals showed substantial gold and silver holdings, while foreign exchange quoted varied. Local stock activity was active then thin, with several bonds and shares moving, and notable news on Augustus A Page of Hornblower & Page.
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Broston
Clearing House
General Mercantile
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Neisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Reichsmarks
Boston
Augustus A. Page
Hornblower & Page
Boston Stock Exchange
Page
C. D. Head
T. H. Perkins
Mr. Hornblower
Stock Exchange
Hyde Park
Atchison
Nsas City
Santa Fe
Hasen
Opera
Cleveland & Canton
Pss
Railroads and mines declare multiple dividends
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad declares a semi annual dividend of 4 4 percent payable May 1. The Fitchburg Railroad proclaims 2 percent on preferred stock. The Northern Railroad pays $2 per share. The Homestake Mining Company issues a regular March dividend of 20 cents per share.
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Nashua & Lowell Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Northern Railroad Company
Homestake Mining Company
Auction of Stocks on Saturday April 21 1985
The following stocks will be sold by auction on Saturday April 21 1985 Natick Natl Bank Portsmouth NH Gas Light Co By order of Executor 26 shares Altna Mills Alan aman 5 shares Natl City Bank 11 do Loan and Trust Co Topeka Kan 11 do Kansas Boston Investment Co of Tope and Clay Centre Kan 25 do financial ae Co 23 do Eastern RR 6 do soylston Na bank 2 do Old Boston Natl Bank 3 do Metropolitan Natl Bank do Shoe and Leather Natl Bank do Natl City Bank 19 do Washington Natl Bank
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Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Atlas Natl Bank
Columbian Natl. Bank
de Continental
Freeman’s
Hamilton
New England — Bank
Bank of Commerce
City Bank
Easte Bank
Hide and Leather Bank
Revere
Revere Bank
Suffolk Natl
Middlesex Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Lowell Machine Shop
Lawrence Mfg
Washington Mills Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
York Mfg. Co
Suffolk Natl Bank
Boston, Concord
Eliot Ins. Co
Do Natl Tube Works Co
Bates Mfg. Co
Mass
Hide and Leather Ban
Andover
Salem Natl
Do First Natl Bank
Salem
Do Asiatic Natl. Bank
Do Naumkeag Natl
Do Mercantile Nat
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Boott Cotton Millis
Lawrence Mig
Manchester Mills
Chapman Valve Mig. Co
Do Manschester Mills
Dover
Charlestown
W. &. Blooo
Lynn
Boston
Beverly
South Bend
Franklin Co
Ohio
Cambridge
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis RR
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern Gs
New Eng. Mort. Sec
Burlington& Missouri
Boston & Albany
Delaware Mutual Insurance Scrip
Androscoggin & Kennebec RR
Wakefield Ration Co
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BARD
Jowest A
T&s
At& Pacine
S Diego
West End
Tamarack
A,t&s F. Ercesae
O, B&q. Caves
F&rm
Ny&ne
Old Col
Ua Pac
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Do Inc
Ad City of
Cincinnati
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Nyg&ne
E* P & Ark Vis
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Bell Tel
Senese
NY & Cne
BeliTel
Newport
San Diego
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Cl & C
Cal So Inc
Ee Am Beli Tel
Eae
Ee Lamson
Consol
Og A. Newport
Nepro
Atlantic Mining
Vy O. Bem
Dunkin
Osceola
A. T& See
BEA
NY &Ne
Boylaton Nat
Nat
Ceeseersseeees
Eliot
Seer
First Nat. Bank
Wees
Salem Nat. Bank
Naumkeag Nat. Bank
Asiatic Nat. Bank
Great Falls Mig. Co Ee
Ereeern Wee
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Amoskeag Mfg
Ereeee
Old Colony RR
Great Falls
Con
Mont
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Lombard Investment Co
McKay Heeling Machine Co
Boston What
Dwelling House Ins. Co
Middlesex RR
Newport & Richford
Rutland
N. E. Mort
Vermont
Bank of Redemption
Eessesee
Globe Nat. Bank
Shawmut Nat. Bank
Washington Nat. Bank
Bank Ogm
National B
Columbian Nat. Bank
Merchants
Bank Mills
Eoser Lool
Massachusetts Cotton
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Boott Cotton Mills
Wakefield Rattan Co
Nauuikeag Steam Cotton Co
Usl
Laconia Mfg. Co
York Mfg
NEOWS
Saleton Mfg
Old Colony
Bur
Nor
River
Rene
Boston & Providence
Flint & Pere
Franklin Telegraph Co
Boston & Roxbury Mill
Eliot Fire Ins. Co
Fae
Boston Athenwum
Weenese
Cleveland
Gia
St. Paul
New Hampshire
Salern
South Bend Ts
St. Louis Gs
Toledo
Kan
City
Law
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Dean Nakiene
Icdieesbeesesiaeetioiners
Pac Oifle
Canton
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Alton
Col
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RLG
East Tenneee
Laity
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Houst
Texas
Kings
Pem
Lake Shore
Pond Island
Lou
Central
Pacific
M. & Essex
N. J. Cent
N. Y
N.E
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Pittsburg
Wisk
Hickenland
Ibis
Rome
Natick Natl. Bank
Portsmouth
N. H
Gas Light Co
Altna Mills
Aman
Natl City Bank
Do Oo Loan and Trust Co
Topeka
Kansas & Boston Investment Co
Tope and
Do Inancial Ae Co
Eastern RR
Do Soylston Na Hank
Old Boston Natl
Metropolitan
Shoe and Leather
Washington
New York Financial Markets Mixed As Bonds and Stocks Flip
New York on April 18 reports easy money on call at 2 percent with firm bar silver and active Sterling exchange. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds quiet but firm, and the stock market fluctuated with readings up to 5 percent before retreating. Railroad bonds later firm with mixed gains, while notable issues like Reading, Richmond & West Point and several railroad firsts showed varied movements.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Richmond & West Point
Kansas & Texas
Norfolk & Western
Missouri Pacific
Brooklyn Elevated
St. Paul
Houston &Texas
Indianapolis
Decatur & Springfield
Knoxville & Ohio
Louisville
New Alang
Ohio Southern
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
South Carolina
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Grand Trunk
Green Bay
Chesapeake & Ohio
Houston & Texas
Waco
Ansas & Texas
California mining stocks close at San Francisco market
The official closing prices of mining stocks are listed for April 18 in San Francisco. Best & Belcher 6.25 Ophir 8.60 Bodie Consolidated 2.66 Potosi 2.00 Chollar 5.50 Canadian portion shows 5.50 Crown Point 5.60 Union Consolidated 4.08 Eureka Consolidated 10.50 Utah 1.00 Gould & Curry 4.50 Yellow Jacket 8.25 Hale & Norcross 9.25 Grand Prize 2.45 DACZICAN shows 24 ecu values unreadable.
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Atchison Lst
Ennee
Kan
M. St. P
Elk
H. Be
K. C
St. J Ib
L. R. Ee
Bk & St. L
P. D’o
Oregon
L. És
L. C. Con
Pueb
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Rutland
Sonora
Gore Ae
Union
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
Big
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Central of Mass
Col Sp
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M. Com
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Ft. 8
Biasses
L. R
St. L
Maine
Old Colony
Summit
Union Pacit A
West End
Siscgegs
Erie
Sesse
Eastman Car
Lamson Store Ser
Pullman Palace
Eee
Mining and Stock Exchange
Boston
Bidanes Allouez
Han’k
Arnold
Royal Gold
Aztec
St. Louis
Bonanza
Li 'St. Mary’s
Bowman
Breece
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Catalpa
Winthrop
Custom
Elec
Burton
Hanover
Eureka
Humph
Ken
Chair
Lord Ac
Huron
Mass
Minnesota
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Toledo
St. L. & Piic
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Land and Uttiox
Oregon Sm
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Ewer
Sone Tak — Mn
Ril
W. Deb
P. Sts
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Sccsecces Coq En Tex
N. J.C
Rex
N. P
U. Pac
N. W
Adams Aoe
American
Wells | Fargo
Adams
Navajo
Amador
N. Belie Isle
Belcher
Ree Ceeae
Best & Ne
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Quicksilver
Imperial
Crown Joint
Santiago
el Cristo
S, Nevada
Gould & C’ry
Bingoi
Hale & Nor
Tenn. C
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Bodie
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
UnionCon
Utah
Seeekes
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Daczican
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Bank Officers Dine At Third Annual Dinner
The Bank Officers Association held its third annual dinner at the United States Hotel with over 250 members attending. Notables included President Francis Sears, City Treasurer A T Turner, and Mayor N J Rust. Speakers praised fellowship, discussed assessments for families of deceased members, and highlighted Bank Officers’ cooperation amid labor tensions. The event closed with a chorus and an original song by Edward A Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Officers Association
United States
H.A. Tenney
Trancis Bb. Sears
Alanson V. Beard
Phillips Brooks
EB. A. Horton
J. J. Eddy
T. J. Hiler
G.W Newhall
C. H. Cole
J. Reynolds
J. W.ee
F. E. Seaver
G. W. Moses
D. S. Waterman
T. E. Barnes
G. B. Warren
C. S. Stoddard
S&s
Horton
Beard
Bank Officers’ Association
Turner
Boston
Arthur F. Luke
Association
E. A. Stone
New York Association
Edward A. Church
Boylston National Bank
Emergency and Hygiene Association holds fourth annual meeting
The fourth annual meeting at Mrs. K G Wells house on Boylston Street re elected Dr Francis Minot president. Reports span 110 lectures on emergency nursing and hygiene in city and state wide branches in Worcester Springfield Lynn Malden Lowell Cambridge police instruction and doctor led aid, with hospitals and schools benefiting and a shift to playgrounds for children.
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Emergency and Hygiene Association
K. G. Wells
Boylston Street
Francis Minot
Buckminster Brown
W. Hi. Gorham
Galvin
Otis H. Marion
Massachusetts Militia
Worcester
Springfield
Lynn
Malden
Lowell
Cambridge
Boston
H. C. Baldwin
Helen C. Betts
F. M. Briggs
H. W. Broughton
Emma L. Call
Helen B. Carpenter
A. B. Coffin
Emma B. Culbertson
H.S. Dearing
H. Durgin
C. Foster
G. W. Galvin
D. D. Gilbert
R. W. Greenleaf
Harriet L. Harrington
Lena O. Ingraham
Elizabeth C. Keller
R. A. Kingman
H. Marion
Mead
J. C. Munro
Sarah E. Palmer
H. L. Pomeroy
G. G. Sears
Mary Smith
5. W. Bowles
William A. Tower
John Lowell
M. A. Wales
E. M. Tower
A. A. Nd
K.G. Wells
W. H. Gorham
T. H. Tyndale
Curtis Guild, Jr
Frank Wells
M.D
Market Report hits steady to firm trends across commodities
Wool dull and hops dull while flour and milseed show firm or steady moves. Cornmeal and lard firm, eggs and beans steady. Butter cheese and meats largely unchanged with beef and pork in good demand. Demand varies by item as oats oats rye and fruits show slower movement with oranges fair and apples slow.
Wheat Market Deteriorates as Bears Return to Selloff
The Chicago wheat market opened weak and fell 4 to 114 cents, pausing briefly before extending the decline amid heavy selling. Corn opened strong on shorts then eased on expected higher receipts while the hog market shows mixed tones with prices quoted for light to heavy hogs and upcoming carlot estimates. Cattle and dairy sections note steady to soft demand with scattered sales of oxen, milch cows, veal calves, and store pigs, alongside export cattle movements for Liverpool, Glasgow, and the Atlantic trade.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
Shorts
Adis Cares
International Horse Exchange
Western
Canada
Lload
Pinsoneault
Yeoman
Maine
Dr Franklin
Cardington
Morgan
Messener
H & E Snow
H Wardwell
W Frost
Norway
N E Winn
New Hampshire
West End
Charles Cummings
Woburn
Ed Ricker & Son
Whipple & Farnham
LC Libby & Son
J H Gilman
CO H Merrill
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown Yards
Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox covering the week ending April 18 1888 shows live stock totals at 2908 cattle 13047 sheep 11158 swine with arrivals at Watertown 2053 cattle 1030 sheep 1496 veals and at Brighton 7000 plus. Prices for beef and store cattle listed along with heifer milch cow sales and numerous individual consignments and notes on market tone and westward supplies. sheep and lamb trade features price rises and modest demand while horse market activity remains steady with several sales and prices noted.
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Watertown
F Fairbanks
Springfield
W Ricker & Son
W_H Bardwell
Charles Cummings
Svec
J A Hathaway
K S Hastings
Brighton
Sampe
Monroe
Farrell & Me
Flynn
Boston Post
George J. Fox
W H Monroe
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
A Davis
JS Henry
W Scollans
P W Thompson
Robert French
F H Coolidge
Glines & Weston
H Taft
Wool Market Shows No Real Shift Across Regions
The wool market remains steady with irregular, weak demand favoring buyers. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces stay dull, while California and Oregon wools show limited activity. Pulling wools hold, Australian wools stay active, and New York demand is cautious with prices nominal in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
California
Oregon
Territory
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
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California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Wisconsin Central
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railroad Company
Detroit
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Mexican Central
Wade
Guadalajara
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Atchison Trust
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
Chicago, Burington & Northern
Evansville & St. Louis
Consolidated Vermont
Ogdensburg Consolidated
New England
Portsiggy Falls & Conway
Boston Providence
Central Massachusetts
Bell Telephone
Erie Telephone
San Diego Land
San Diego Land and Town Lot Company
San Diego Company
National City
Frenchman's Bay
Newport Seld
Wollaston
Sullivan Harbor Land Company
Treas
Sullivan Harbor
Calumet & Hecla
Ridge Copper Comany
Franklin Mining Company
It J. Stevens
H. L. Simonds
8. L. Smith
D. L. Demmon
Johnson Vivian
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Mile Street
Williams
Befori
Lowellachine Shop
Ye —Tdoyman Mills
Bates Mig. MO. As
Amoskeag Mig. Co
Concord & Mont
Steam Gauge and Lantern Co
Rochester
Reece Button Hole Mach
McKay & Big
Boston & Liverpool Refrigerator Car Co
Municipal Signal Co
Atlantic
Wa. Water Co. Imt. 6S, 1893, $2000 Equitable Mortgage Co. of Kansas City
Marietta
Middlesex Horse RR
Union Pac. RR
L. G
American Rapid Tely. Co
Amonez
Bonanza de
Hecla
Crescent
Franklin
Fiaron
Ronton
Eves Anene
Ly Kgataarge
National
Cosseosse
Bccoir
Quincy
Ee Tamarack
Land Companies
Aspinwall
Oston
Toston W. P
Brookline
Campobbello
Fast
Seere
Payson
Cee
Penobscot
Winthrop Incre
Ewe
Alan
NEW York Financial
Chicago Markets
Roman
Liverpool
W Mclane
I F John
R Buckerdike
Gould & Morgan
C Cameron
Austrain
Glasgow
Virginian
Morris
Watertown Yards
Union Yards
MD Holt
Aldrich & Johnson
Breck & Wood
Basel
Canady & Pieming
Indiana
Welch & Hall