Money Market Dull in Boston with Mixed Bond and Stock Activity
The Boston money market shows dull demand and few good papers, with clearing house rate at 3 percent and general loans 4 to 6 percent. New York funds posted modest discounts, while U S Treasury holdings and bond offerings dominated daily activity. Atchison and Union Pacific led a broad advance in local stock trading, with substantial gains and a broad market uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostron
Clearing House
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds From Various Firms
The sale list covers 1888 items including stocks from Walter Heywood Chair Co Woburn Lyceum Hall Assn and multiple banks and mills across Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Also noted are numerous railroad and utility securities with par values and dates, plus a schooner and various maturing bonds. The auction proceeds under orders and include ex div notices and bank scrip. The New York stock sales section follows with today’s 435 500 shares traded and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Heywood Chair Co
Adm
Woburn Lyceum Hall Asso
Woburn Gas Light Co
First Natl. Bank
Woburn
New York
Boston
Suffolk National Bank
Eee
Eagle
New England National Bank
Boston National Bank
First National Bank
Eeee
Olitan National Bank
Columbian National Bank
Bank
City National
Massachusetts National Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Svscsel
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Tt Union National Bank
Old
Atlantic National Bank
Revere National
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Webster National Bank
LBBIL
North National Bank Wese
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Agawam National Bank
Springfeld
Banker
Hill National
Natick National Bank Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Lowell Machine Shop
Manchester M
Phil
Baltimore RR
Detroit, Hillsdale & SW
Nashua & Lowell RE
Boston & Lowell RR
Sugar Refineries Co
Ibia
McKay & Bigelow
McKa
I. and M. Insurance Co
Reece
Beg Cambridge Gas Light Co
New York & New Eng
Consol. RR
Vermont
Rutland RR
Pullman Palace
Mansfield & Framingham
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Scrip
Ide and Leather National Bank
City National Bank
JO Everett National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Oor
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Bates Manufacturing Co
Manchester Mills
Boott
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Amory Mills
Merrimack Manufacturing
LISZ
Great Falls B Manufacturing CH
Naumkeag Manufacturing
Lowell Manufacturing
Lancaster Mills
Boston, Con
Montreal
Connecticut & Pass
West End Street Railway
Old Colony Railroad
Charlestown Gaslight
Lombard Investment
Northampton
Chor
Alba ’ S Vyansville & St. L
Lou. & Kennebe
Phil, Wil & Alt
FOC Rcore
Boston & Albany
Eeewe
Town Falla
Sioux City
Rouland RR
Latmort
Fil
St. Paul
Wil
Val
Prospectus for 7 700 000 Bonds by Western New York and Pennsylvania
The document reports net earnings and interest on the present issue of seven million seven hundred ninety thousand dollars in bonds, with a surplus noted for six months. It includes a sworn statement by President W. H. Allen before a New York Notary Public, affirming the accuracy of the prospectus, and lists international underwriters in Frankfurt and Hamburg as part of a simultaneous global bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Franklin
Allen
State of New York
City and
County of New York
A.D
W. H. Allen
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ED W. B. Hawkins
Notary Public
New York City
Deutsche Effecten and Wechsel Bank
Frankfurt-On-Malin
Joh. Goll & Sohne
Frankfurt-On-Main
Anglo-Deutsche Bank
Hamburg
Dividends Declared by Regional Companies
The Boston and Maine Railroad announces a cash dividend of five dollars per share with payment due May 15. The Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad declares a dividend of two hundred sixty dollars per share. The Boston and Colorado Smelting Company approves a three percent extra dividend. Granite Mills of Fall River declares a quarterly six percent dividend. Slade Mills of Fall River declares a one percent dividend. Medford Cooperative Bank declares a six percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad Company
Boston & Colorado Smelting Company
Granite Mills Company
Fall River
Slade Mills Company
Medford Cooperative Bank
New York financial markets mixed as bonds and stocks fluctuate
Money on call eased to 2 percent with last loan at 2 while mercantile paper held at 4 percent. Sterling steady. government bonds quiet, railroad bonds active. The stock list opened higher then drifted, Pacific Mail weak then recovered, and overall market closed heavy. Bond market saw $2.15 million in total sales, strongest in a year, with notable gains and declines across multiple issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison and
Union Pacific
Boston
D. H. Darling & Co
Devonshire Street
Scall & Bradley
Atchison
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Messrs
W. Parker
J. W. Mackintosh
J. Lewis Stack
George Coppell
Newark
Charles F. Adams
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Charles Francis Adams
Frederick L. Ames
Elisha Atkins
Ezra H. Baker
F. Gordon Dexter
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Samuel Carr, Jr
Henry H. Cook
New York
Sidney Dillon
David Dows
Andrew H. Green
Colgate Hoyt
Grenville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
James A. Rumrill
Springfield
Mass
John Sharp
Salt Lake City
Charles ¥. Adams
Ezra H. Laker
Oliver W. Mink
James G. Harris
Alexander Millar
L. S. Anderson
James M. Ham
Patter
Mr. Potter
Henry McFarland
Anderson
Harris
McFarland
Mexican Central
Miles
Wade
Mexico
Congress
State of
San Luis Potosi
Mexican Central Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Buriington & Quincy Advance
Wisconsin Central
Sumat
Pullman Palace
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas Gulf
New Mexico
Oregon
Fremont & Elkhorn
Chicago, Bussington & Northern
Kansas City
See & Birmingham
Burlington Isouri
Wisconsin
New York & New England
New England
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
Grangers
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Manhattan
Texas Pacific Rio
Trie
Chesapeake & Ohio
St Paul
Hocking Valley
New York City & Northern
Ontario & Western
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Manitoba
Green Bay
San Francisco Stocks Close Prices Report
Official closing prices for mining stocks in San Francisco on April 25 show variances across companies. Notable figures include Best & Belcher at 5.12, Ophir around 9, Sierra Nevada at 4.80, Gould & Curry 6.00, and Union Con 4.15, with several others trading in modest ranges.
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E. Ee
H Pacific
S. ‘& Air Line Vret
Ee Roch, &P
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Cleve
Wee del. & H
del. & L
Den
KR. G
Erie
BOSS
Houst
Iexas
Hocking Valley
Tex
Kings
Pem
Lake Shore
Long Island i
Lou
Central
M. & Ohio
M. & Essex
Nash
Chat
J. Cant
Pacific
Northwest
AG R. x
St. le
West
Oregon Navy
Oregon
Pittsburg
Hia Rich
Rome
W. Eens
Toba St. Paul
O. C
U. Pacific
Utica
B. R. Ane
L. E
Baie Land
Snn
Pacific Air
Baie Pullman Pal
W. Union
I. M. Pik RG. W
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Seeeee
St. P. Gig
Kan. P. Cons
So. P. Ists
Ine Tex. R. Rec
N. P
J. Pac
N. W
A Amador Se
St G
Bodie
N. Belle Te Builion
Ontario
Cleve ‘Tin
Ophir
Col
Plymouth
Imperial Bio
Bala Deadwood T
San Francisco
Cal
Wass d Oe
Best & Belcher
Ophit
Potosi
Cnie Os
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Union Con
Gould & Curry
Noso
Hale & Noteroas
Yellow Jacket
Italian Marble Cutters Arrive In City Amid Labor Probe
Knights of Labor in Boston filed a case over Italian marble cutters claimed to be imported under contract. They say the workers were not detained in New York and may still be en route to Boston. District Attorney Galvin has the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Knights of Labor
Galvin
New York
Sale of Diamonds and Gems by Henry D. Morse’s Estate
The stock of diamonds and gems collected by the late Henry D. Morse will be sold by Mr. Charles M. Foss at rooms 18 and 19 Phillips building No 12 Tremont street. The assortment is among the largest and finest in New England carefully selected from many sources. Foss is recognized as a leading diamond expert whose advice is valued by connoisseurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Morse
Charles M. Foss
Phillips Building
Tremont Street
New England
Foss
Market update shows mixed farm commodity tones 1900s style
Flour and oats run dull while cornmeal and rye hold steady in a broad market note. Butter and pork show fair to steady movement, eggs and beans rise in demand, fresh beef and mutton remain firm, and truck demand stays good. Prices: raw sugar firm, refined sugars active, molasses unchanged.
Wool Market Sets Mixed Tone Across Regions
The wool market shows quiet demand with prices mostly steady or down slightly. Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces are irregular, Michigan movement fair, territories quiet, and Australian crossbred demand steady. Local markets in Cincinnati, Portland, San Francisco, Louisville, and New York report varying activity, with imports up and buyers awaiting clearer signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Oregon
California
Wisconsin
New York
New Hampshir
Vermont
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Kentuck
Indiana
Missouri
Territory
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Wyoming and
Orado
Southern
Georgia
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Maine
Washington Territory
Montevideo
Cape
Pall Mall Gazette
Antwerp
Caisse de Liquidation
France
Germany
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Snake River
San Francisco
Nevada
Louisville
London Wool Sales Open With Strong Demand Across Regions
At London, April 26, a large crowd attended wool sales with keen competition. Demand rose for Cape of Good Hope and Natal wools while total withdrawn reached 16,000 bales. Victoria led with 3,700 bales and prices varied across scoured, greasy, and locks and pieces categories, with NSW, Queensland, South Australia, New Zealand, and other regions contributing larger lots and mixed price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Cape O Good Hope
Chicago Market Opening Fails to Sustain Wheat Gains
The Chicago markets opened with fair wheat business but soon turned dull as buyers were absent and prices fell by one cent per bushel. Traders noted limited activity among small operators and a cautious tone prevailing early in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnam, Reardon & Co
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Cers
Brewster
Old Colony
Boston & Providence
Central Massachusetts
Lowell
Boston & Maine
Itchburg
Connecticut River
Rutland
An Concord
Hell Telephone
West End
San Diego
Frenchman’s Bay
Newport
East Boston
Lamson
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Tamarack
Quincy
Dunkin
Pewabie Mining Company
The
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Be
Milk Street
ST. Louis Bonds
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Belore
French Bay
Cisess
B& Mont
Ac A
T&se
Sibecs Ee
Concord
Ny&ne
E. Nutland
T&s F
K & W Bs
So Kan Inc
Any
B&q
West ‘End
Hirat C
Sieaked
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel
Catalpa
Ceeserees Crescent
Pete Fade
Huron
Trenton
Pe Kearsarge Saeeeer
Ational
Osceola Sese
Winthrop
Land Compani Es
Aspinwall
At. & Pac
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Kan
A. M. Con
M. St. P
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B&n
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Boston Land
Seeee Vo
Campobello
T&bf
Ace Vere Nor. Pac
Bee
F&pm
Og. & LL. C. Con
Do Inc
Pueb. & A. V
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Eceerers
Sonora
B& NS
C, K & W Inc
Con Vt
Fre & Ik Horn
Boston & Prov
Central of Mass
Bell Tel
Ab Newcecess
Iseie
Fitchburg
Ise i
Flint & P. M
K.C
Gulf
TRSB
Short Inc
Conn
Fastman Car Heater
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bostox
Ant
Allonez
Aztec
Louis
Bonanza
St. Mary’s
Bowman
Security
Bresee
Bruns. G
Washin
Crescent
Aim
Elect
Burton Car
Hanover
Ken
Eureka
Lord Ac
Alvy N.E
Ocean
Minnesota
Napa
Toledo
Wachusett Natl. Bank
Douglas Axe Mfg. Co
Blue Hill
Milton
Reece B. Hole M. Co
Metropolitan
Phenix Fire Ins. Co
Hartford
Com
McKay & Big
Lincoln
Washington F
M. Ins. Co
Suffolk
Eagle Bank
City Bank
North
Lyman Mills
Bates Mfg. Co
Middlesex Mills
Androscoggin Mills
Poe Caba
Portsmouth
N. H
Gas Light Co
Liverpool
Pee Seo
Arkansas Valley L. and T. Co
Safety Ins. Co
Scrip
Tl Bank
Leather Lock Sewing Machine Assn
Metropolitan RR
Cheshire RR
Pfid
Ene & Aes Co
Ooston & Roxbury Mill Corporae
Setae
Citizens’ Gas Light Co
Reading and
Stoneham
Tremon& Suffolk Mills
Do Lyman Mills
Hide and Leather Na
Mercantile Bank
Salem
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Natl
Citizens’ Natl
Bank of Commerce
Everett Natl. Bank
Middlesex Co
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
Tremont & Suffolk
Boott Cotton Mills
Washington
Cocheco Mfg. Co
Androscogsin Mills
Con. RR. of
Old Colony RR. Co
Tube Works
Lombard Investmen
Mkt. Bank
Do Nauinkeag
Charles L. Jeffery
Portamouth
Gt. Falls & Conway RR
Marine Ins. Co
Oo. It Co
Ighton
Wis
Fremont
Elk Horn
M. Valley RR
SUOO
Wisconsin Valley RR
Lan. & No. RR
Burl
Uincy RR
Burl. & Quincy RR
Wilm
Ns& Baltimore RR
South Bend
Lmt
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mexican Central KR. Co
R. Ft. Co
Mercantile Trust Company
New
York City
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia
Warren & Franklin Railroad Company
Western New York & Vennsys Railroad Company
Warren & Franklin
Estern New York& Pennsylvania
Union Terminal Railroad Company
Oale
N. Y
Western New York & Pennsylvania and Company
Olds Real Estate
Treasuryas
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Philadelphia & Erie R.R
TOBB
Nec Cceeceesee
Hi. Oyens & Zonen
Amsterdam
Societe de Credit Suisse
Zurich
Messrs. Zahn & Co
Basel
Basler Bankverein
Basler Depositen Bank
Marcuard & Co
Berne
Neufchatel
Banque de
E. W. Clark & Co
Philadelphitia
Maitland, Phelps & Co
Messrs. Kessler & Co
Buffalo
E, Rollins Morse
BRO
State Street
City OF
City of St. Louis
Blake Brothers
NEW York Financial
Chicago Markets
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