Money Market Dull As Banks Hold Ready Funds In Boston
The money market remains dull and easy with banks well supplied. Clearing house rate holds at 2 percent while general time loans run 3 to 5 percent and collateral loans 2 1 4 to 3 percent. New Commercial National Bank to begin Sept 1 in Commercial Street offices. Otis Hinman president and Georges K Ford cashier. capital 250000. Government bonds firm. U S treasurer report shows sizable gold and silver holdings and deposits with national bank depositories. Local stock market improves with bullish chatter and calls for a lasting upcycle, as trades total 211500 bonds and 23206 shares.
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Clearing House
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New York
Chicago
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Telegraph
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Commercial National Bank
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The
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Otis Hinman
Georges K. Ford
Ford & Skinner
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Sicickemacks
Reichsmarks
Boston Stock Exchange
Wall Street
State Street
Atchison
Mexican Pacific
Pacific Coast
Southern
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Dow, Jones & Co
Adams
Northern Pacific
Hunt
Oregon Railway and Navigation Territory
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Washington & Idaho
Theorthern Pacific
Spokane Falls
Greven Earns and Navigation
Northern Pacific Board
Wisconsin Central
Colgate
Chicago, Springs & Quincy
Missouri
Nebraska City
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Santa Fe & California
Santa J’e & California
Cleveland & Canton
Oregon
Pullman Palace
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Atlantic & Pacific
Flint & Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Icksburg
Mobile
Mississippi
Montreal
Rand Avery declares 1 percent quarterly dividend
The Rand Avery Company declares its regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent, payable August 10.
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Rand Avery Company
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Bond Holders Call to Act
New York July 2 1888 Missouri Pacific Railway consented to pay taxes labor claims and operating expenses of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company foreclosures progress bondholders urged to unite for combined action send names addresses amount and rate of bonds to undersigned Edward D Adams Winslow Lanier Co William L Bull Edward Sweet Co William Whitewright Union Trust Co Illiam Mertens von Hoffman Co William E Strong Work Strong Co Third notice.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
General Consolidated Mortgage
New York
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
N. Y
William L. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
William Whitewright
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Illiam Mertens
von Hoffman & Co
Wall St
Work, Strong & Co
United States and Rail Stocks Market Summary
London quot s show U S 4s at 18014 and 4 1 2s at 110 with varied rail shares led by Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 88 percent and Canadian Pacific at 69 Erie 28 Illinois Central 12574 Mexican ordinary 454 27 St Paul common 7572 New York Central 11044 Pennsylvania 65 Reading 3842 Mexican Central firsts 69. Money 4 percent 2 50 p m Money 34 percent 1 30 p m Paris advices quote 3 percent rentes at 83 francs 45 centimes for the account.
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London
United States
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Paris
Markets End Higher After Active Trading In New York
Money on call was easy at 1 to 14 percent with last loan at 14 and closing at 1 percent. Sterling exchange steady with 4.85 for 60 day bills and 4.8712 for demand, while 4.56 posted. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds strong. stock market closed active and firm near day’s highs. Evansville & Terre Haute and several Midwest rails showed early strength before broader gains pushed Michigan Central to lead advances. total sales around 1,087,000 with select issues rising and most list gains modest.
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George Stephen
van Horn
Levi P. Morton
United States
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Alote
Post
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West End Railway Preferred
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Lord Ac
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Toledo
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Lor
Sterling Exchange
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Pullman
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Erle
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Iron Mountain
St. Louis
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Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County real estate transfers include Anderson street and Richmond street transactions on July 24 and 25 with prices from 100 to 58 000. Transfers involve James L. Jonston Annie Treanor Dustin Lancey Leander Davis Susan H. Dabney Joseph B. Parker Lemuel Waterman Luther White Henry W. Putnam Henry M. Whiting Alexander Christie and others.
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Suffolk County
Anderson Street
Daniel J. Holland
James L. Jonston
Annie Treanor
Hiram H. Logan
Richmond Street
Thomas M. Smith
Jacob Berwin
Boston
Revern
Dustin Lancey
Leander C. Davis
Walnut Avenue
Susan Hi. Dabney
John McCormick
Summer Street
Susan H. Dabney
South
Joseph B. Parker
Samuel C. Norcross
M Street
Highlands
W. Elliot Woodward
Lemuel C. Waterman
Clarence Street
Dorchester
Luther White
Nathan W. Holt
Washington Place
Roxpury
Henry W. Putnam
Henry
Mortgage Notices From Boston Area July 17 24 25
Several property mortgages recorded in Boston area on July 17 24 and 25. Hollis B Page assigns to Franklin Savings Bank a $4500 mortgage on Norman street land and buildings. Ritchie slip mortgaged to George A Dwelley for $7500 on Washington street etc. John Murphy secures $7500 on Hanover street. Thomas M Smith to Robert Codman $7000 on Richmond street. Silas W Merrill to Charles E Thayer $6560 on Beacon street. William H Adams to James W French $1000 on Maywood street Roxbury. John Clancy to Boston Five Cents Savings Bank $2700 on Green street Charlestown. Katherine F Holland to Oren Knapp $7000 on Mt Vernon street.
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Franklin Savings Bank
Norman Street
Boston
Sainue Ritchie Etux
George A. Dwelley
Washington Street
Samuel Ritchie Et Ax
John Murphy
Hanover Street
Thomas M. Smith
Robert Codman
Richmond Street
Silas W. Merrill
Charles E. Thayer
Beacon Street
William H. Adams
James W. French
Maywood Street
Roxbury
John
Clancy Et al
Boston Five Gents Savings Bank
Green Street
Charlestown
Katherine F. Holland
Oren
Knapp
Mt. Vernon Street
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Various Cities
A crowded list shows boot and shoe buyers in multiple U S cities. Names include Fox and Curtis in Altoona Morris in Athens Cohen Adler in Baltimore and Joske Brothers in San Antonio, with firms and representatives across Chicago Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Topeka and Washington.
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Penn
G Fox
Fox & Curtis
Athens
L Morris
I Morris
M Morris
Austin
Tex
Smith
Baltimore
H Adler
A Cohen
Cohen, Adler & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Marriott
Birmingham
Ala
Rich
Rich & Biederman
Bonham
Galveston
Moseley's Meat Variety Low Shoes? No, correct title needed
Lapa's misses and children’s low shoes offered in a meat variety at Moseley's store, 469 Washington siree.
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Lapa
Moseley’s
Washington
Commercial Matters in Market Report This Week
The market shows mixed activity with flour steady and quiet corn and oat products, butter weakening while cheese strengthens. Pork and beef remain firm, molasses strong, sugars quiet, and various grains and farm products display steady to moderate demand across a range of commodities.
Chicago Markets Report Wheat and Commodities Mixed Activity
Wheat opened lower on selling while strong cables buoyed foreign buying, oats and corn show limited action, and hog futures mix with firm provisions led by large buyers. Chicago receipts show a firm but varied market across grains with New York exports and Midwest mills shaping prices, domestic flour steady, and No 2 white oats trading around 46 cents with light offerings.
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Orn
Cats
Hutchinson
Xing
ANG
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New York
Milwaukee
Toledo
Chicago
St Louis
Hoosack Tunnel
Boston & Albany
White State
Detroit
Graham
Canada
Hoops
Tihe
Choice
Eastern
Lumber Market Holds Steady Amid Quiet Demand Across Regions
The lumber market remains unsatisfactory with quiet demand and steady prices. Eastern receipts stay small and aligned to immediate needs, while shingles and clapboards show fair movement at steady quotes. Western and Southern lumber exhibit subdued demand, with a broad array of prices listed for Hemlock, pine, and hardwoods across regions, including specific stock prices and cargo figures for various species.
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Canada
Indiana
Vermont
Prices for carload flour and grain carloads
E. Welsh lists prices for carload lots of flour and grain. The notice presents unit and bulk pricing for wholesale buyers, indicating parcel sizes and standard weights. The article outlines the terms for purchasing large quantities and delivery expectations.
Butter and cheese prices from regional markets report
The butter market is weak with limited trading and varied wholesale quotes across creameries. Elgin and Chicago trades show mixed activity from 16 to 19 cents, while Vermont and New York creamery products command higher values. cheese prices edge higher but remain quiet. eggs show firm demand with regional quotes from 15 to 19 cents.
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Vermont Extr
Vermont
Vermont Dairy
Eastern Creamery
Elgin
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
Western
St Albans
New York
Ohio
State
New Hampshire
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