Money Market and Stock Activity in New York and Boston
The money market stayed steady with abundant bank funds and loans at 3.4 percent at the clearing house. New York exchange totals rose sharply from a year ago, while bonds and stocks advanced with Atchison and various rail issues leading gains. The Boston area saw renewed activity as Fitchburg and Sullivan Consolidated Gold Mining allocations drew attention, with mine developments and ore prospects noted.
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Weston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Yodav
Atchison
Western Railroad
J. Pierpont Morgan
Union Pacific
Cable
Rock Island
Hughitt
Northwest
Land
St. Paul
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Oregon Short Line
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Pullman
Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
St. Louis Cable & Western
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Kansas & Western
New England
Birmingham
Sonora
Isastern
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Company
N. J. Bradtee
Kitchburg Preferred
Boston News Bureau
Fitchburg Railroad
Phillips
Benson
The
Road
Fitchburg
New England Common
West End Railway
Fell Telephone
West End
San Diego
Benjamin Kimball
San Diego Land and Town Company
Boston Water Power Company
Calumet & Heela
Detroit
Mich
Franklin
Sullivan Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Pennington County
Black Hills
Dakota
Consolidated Stock and Ferroleum Exchange of
Doane Street
Oston
New Hampshire
George E. Warrington
George W. McKinney
Cheister M. Sprague
Sullivan Group
Castle Creek
Astor
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Companies
Cabot Manufacturing declares 3 percent dividend while Newmarket proclaims 1250 per share. Fisher and American Dredging post 4 and 3 percent semiannual payouts. Alton & Terre Haute rails 1 percent on preferred, Central & South American Telegraph 1.4 percent quarterly, Mexican Telegraph 2 percent quarterly, Omaha Railroad 1 percent on preferred with prior 3 percent six months ago. Books close Dec 31 reopen January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Manufacturing Company
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Fisher Manufacturing Company
Alton & Terre Haute Railroad Company
American Dredging Company
Central & South American Telegraph Company
Mexican Telegraph Company
Omaha Railroad
Bond Terms Change in Gold Payable Notes in Treasury
Principal payable in gold dated October 1, 1888 now due October 1, 1908. Coupons payable in gold on April and October with a denomination of 1000. The company treasury reports a price advance to LOL, with accrued interest and the previous stock bonus offer withdrawn.
Unauthorized Transfer Notices and Fees Spark Debate
Lawful deposit procedures and authorized transfers are cited amid dispute over fee structures. Registrars and auditors address receivership claims and changes in transfer procedures, highlighting compliance requirements and potential penalties for noncompliant parties.
Money on call and stock market rally in New York
Money on call eased to 3 to 4.2 with last loan at 3 and 24 percent closing. Prime mercantile paper 5.64, bar silver 92, sterling quiet. Government and railroad bonds dull to firm. Stocks opened mixed, rose to near best, Missouri Pacific led gains and y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Ware & Hudson
Tennessee Coal
Lackawanna
Rock Island
New England
Richmond
West Point
Jersey Central
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Pacific
Missouri
Cairo & Fulton
Ohio Southern
Milwaukee & Northern
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Union Pacific
South Carolina
London Financial Summary and Paris Rate Note
London markets report Consols at 96 11 16 for money and 96 3 4 for the account. U S stocks show 48 129 1 2 percent, Atlantic and Great Western debentures at 35 2, seconds at 7 1 2, Canada Pacific at 53, Erie at 26 1 4, Erie seconds at 9 9 8, St Paul at 62, New York Central at 109 4. Open market discount on short bills 5 percent, three months 4 1 4. Paris advices quote 3 percent rentes at 82 francs 70 centimes for the account.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Llouez Seetees
Catalpa
Franklin
Huron
Kearsargé
Quincy
Ridge
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Boston
Brookline Boylston Street
Campobello
Aeenee
Bay, E
Maverie
Newport, Wee
Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
Eveseeees
San Liego
Sullivan
Topeka
West
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
Do Plain &S
Do Mort
Seer Bly
At, & Pac
Do Inc
B.& Mo
L. G
Mich
St. P
D. D
Aaa
Elk H
K. C
Eeese O
Nor
Pac
Ts Covivintes
P. D
Lily
Oregon
Itvy Og
L. C. Con
St. Do
Boston & Albany
Lhd
Boaton & Lower
Boston & Main
Boston & Prov
Cal
Southern
Central
He & Ne
B.S
Antans
Eenee
C. Ee
Uu&n
Itehburg
Flint &P. DL
Gulf
K.col. & Sp
Senor
K.C Sp
Mem
K.C. Mab
L. R
Ts Aeer
Summit
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
O Eastman Car Iloater
Lainson Store Ser. Co
Pullusan Palace Car Co
Lishes
Emeninee
London
United States
Atlantic
Great Western
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada
Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Paris
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Week’s Busy Listings
Grace Stevenson sells to Nellie F. Thomas a Village and Emerald fronting estate for about 40000 with 6765 square feet, mortgaged back for 33825. An Emerald street lot of 3231 square feet sells for about 11000, mortgaged back for 9694. Other properties include Huntington avenue near Garrison for about 35000, Dorchester king and train streets for about 70000, and a St James Exeter corner sale for about 38900. Total transfers around 165000 with numerous loans and mortgages negotiated across Suffolk county totaling over 600000. Road, Roxbury, and numerous building permits noted with many new dwellings and stables approved.
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Grace Stevenson
Nellie F. Thomas
Village
Emerald Streets
Emerald Street
Huntington Avenue
Garrison Street
Grantor
Dorchester
King and Train Streets
Silas W. Merrill
Henry M. Whitney
St. James Avenue
Exeter Street
Micah Dyer, Jr
Boylston Street
West Chester Park
George F. Richardson
Tod. P. Webber
Parker Street
Timothy Connolly
Hannah Lewis
Lenox Street
Essex Place
Thomas McGovern
Cove Street
Thomas Butler
Joseph F. Wilson
Joseph Wyzanski
Spring Street
Provident Institution of Savings
John C. Haynes
Berkeley
Chandler Streets
High
Summer Street
M. O
Adams
John H. Haines
Beacon Street
Nathan Matthews
Thomas R. White
Falmouth
Dalton
W. H
N. Thompson
Suffolk County
Roxbury
Caro H. Klaus
H. A. Moses
Wayne and
Maple Streets
William Huston
F. E. Smith
Dudley Street
H. P. Bean
Fairburg Street
Fleming & Strout Bros
B. Horn
Tt. Connolly
Andrews Street
LT. J. Tobin
T. M. Wilson
McLellan Avenue
White Street
L. B. Abbott
Valentine Street
H. P. Oakman
G. 'J. Andrews Et al
Minot Street
Frederika_ street
G. E. Frost
Boutwell Avenue
Neponset Avenue
J. R. Cahill
W. A. Freude
Parleyvale
Centre Street
J. J. Flynn
W. Gately
Merton Street
W. Priesing
Armstrong Street
Mozart Street
D. W. McGregor
Malvern Street
Adams Street
J. H. Bancroft
Harvard Street
E. M. Chapman
W. Phipps
Lawrence Avenue
B. Rose
Joseph May
Leonard Street
Norfolk Street
T. S. Barlow
Ford. Beale
Tuttle Avenue
Cambridge Street
C. QO. Stone
H. Nelson
Lawrence Street
J. E. Brown
Mary Morrison
Mackin Street
Waverley Street
F. MH. Gregg
Catharine H. Cunningham
Wayland Street
Hartford Street
McCauley
South Street
Uhird Street
Use Horseord's Acid Phosphate in nervous, digestive cases
Dr. W Graves of Northfield Minn reports using Horseord's Acid Phosphate for nervous prostration and in indigestion. He finds it as satisfactory as could be expected, even when combined with other remedies.
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Horseord
W. Graves
Northfield
Minn
Shoe buyers in town gather from many towns
In a bustling scene, purchasers from Chica 0 and St Joseph mingle with agents Howard of Howard and Hayward, Green of Green Huffaker and Co, Noyes of Noyes Norman and Co, and McClung of Getto McClung b co. The crowd includes officials and buyers from Low sile and Ky d L Green to discuss releases and bargains in broad daylight.
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Chica
T N Howard
Howard & Hayward
Lowsile
L Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Tone
Flour is quiet and steady while corn eases and oats stay barely steady. Rye remains strong as butter, cheese, and lard hold firm. Eggs, apples, oranges, and lemons stay quiet or steady. Fresh beef dull, veals slow, muttons quiet, and pork in fair demand. Overall, farm commodities display a cautious, uneven rhythm with several staples firmer than others.
The Fish Market Sees Quiet Demand Amid Mixed Prices
Market for fish remains quiet typical for season with steady to firmer prices on fresh catches. English mackerel arrives today in 352 bbls, not yet seen, expected higher quality. other items like codfish hake herring and canned goods show varied activity and prices with poor weather contributing to lower fresh receipts.
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South America
Jan l
Labrador
Nova Scotia
Georges Bay
Best
Norfolk
Providence River
Metal Market Report from London on copper tin lead prices
The London market notes quiet copper trading with spot at £77 15s and futures at £77 10s. Tin remains steady with spot £97 2s 6d and futures £97 15s. Lead holds firm at £12 15s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wheat and corn market report from Chicago and New York closes
Chicago traders note Hutchison as a major wheat seller with large May bids around 107 2. Prices firm for oats at May 29 4c. New York closing quotes show mixed grain futures: wheat near 103 4 to 108 4, corn around 34 to 37 1/4, oats about 29 1/4 to 31 6. Markets expected to stay dull into holidays. long wheat positions seen near 107 1/2 with rallies at that level.
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Minnesota
Bakers
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
York
Expo
City
Chicago
J . St Louis
Milwaukee
New York
St Louis
Peoria
Toledo
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Duluth
Detroit
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Hutchison
C$ Wiliams & Co
Dee
Openitty
Corm
Butter and Cheese Prices Across Markets Quiet and Stable
Butter demand remains quiet with wholesale quotations across Western creameries and Vermont creamery offerings at 24 to 31 cents. New York and Chicago markets show little change, with prices for butter, cheese, and eggs holding firm though dairy jobbing and high grade eggs vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
New York
Chicago
North Choice
West
Liverpool
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Wiford & Woonsocket
Milford & Woonsocket
N.Y
N. E
Ashland
Milford & Woonsocket R.R. First Mort
Allen S. Weeks
Congress Street
Lawes
Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas
First Mortgage
Internatioonal Trust Company
Thomas J. Hurley
7 Exchange Place
Maverick National Bank
Congress and Water Sts
Fia
Onandk
Newton
Mass
Portland
Maine
Ity Hall
Portland and Rochester RR
Adel
Iowa
Wy Bucksport
Jaanal
Newcastle
Thomaston
California Southern RR
Palmer
Water Co
Lombard Investment Co
Winfield
Ompaly
Devonshire ST
Awetas
Joan M. Graham
Wiliam W. Crapp
William Claflin
John Goldthwait
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Warren &. Potter
Wiliam T. Parker
Willian A. Haskell
A. Collins
John C. Paige
Thomas F. Temple
Echn M. Grae
Henry L, Jewett
Lai ‘LaWwkey
Bell Tel
Cian
Fyoston
Ioston Land
Frenchman's Bay
Cambridge Gaslight Co
McKay & Bigelow H. M. Asso
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Nat. Webster Bank
Howard Nat. Bank
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Pemberton Co
Lawrence
Great Fails Mfg. Co
Nashua & Lowell RR
Reed & Amesbury St. Ry. Co
Conn
River
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
Concord
Worcester
Nashua
New England Nat’l Bank
Titchburg RR
Boston & Albany RR
Guardian
Edo Old Colony RR. Co
Boston & Providence RR
Boston & Maine RR
Shares Security Investment Co
Shawmat
Third N. Bank
Tremont N. BR
Hamilton Woollen Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Fitchburg RR
Col
Spg. & Cincinnati RR
Revere Beech & Lynn RR
Eastman F. Car Co
Emporia
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Lawrence Mfx. Co
Nat. Bk
Lates Mfg. Co
N. City Bank
Simonds Rolling Mills
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Dwight Mfg
Showalter Mfg
Con. RR
Wichita & Western RE
Ae Sandusky & Cleveland RR. Co
Anoskeag Mfg. Co
Amory Mig. Co
Lewis Wharf Co
Old Boston N. Bank
Market N. BR
North Nat. Bank
Gt. Falla Mig. Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
N. Revere ‘Bank
Shetexet Co
Poyich, Conn
Ado Northern RR
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
West End St
Con
Little Rock & Ft. Smith RR
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C& WM
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Saco A
Am Bell
A &Pinee
CK & Wis
Ae Sour Sc
Am Bell Tel Eoaseves
Knie Tel
Telfener
Lamson SS
Frenchman ’S Bay
Seer
Cal & T tHec
Kearsarge
Tami
Lowell RR
Lac F&e Po
Moses
Ing Corporation
Newton Nat. Bank
Newton, Mass
Ili
Bailbolde
Ing
Sola
Alt
Air Line
Ches
Ohio
Allson
St. Li & Powe
Chi
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Del
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Fort Wayne
Tex
Lake Shore
Fea
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Man
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Packiess
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Miss
Enee
Ont
West, Sae
Los
Big Rich, & al
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Koine, W. & O
Ing. Ing
Mt . Oegi i
Mosc
Lg Vexas Pacific
Navn
Vist Tol
O. C. Pref
U. Pacific
Utica & B. A
Ae L
L. E
Oregon Imm
Aete
Pacific Mail
Meek
W. Union
Nsw
R.G
Liv O. & Trans
St. L. I
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Aenae
St. L
Isis
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Tex. P. le G
Mut
Union Gs
Tex. P. It. G
N. Pac
Lidl
W. Shore
Express
Adams Ee
American
Wells Fargo
Mining Companies
Oh O
Amador
Ontario Ophir
Chillymonth
Exchequer iStandard
Hale & Nor
Tenn. C, Wl
E. Homestake
Union Con
Mutual S.& M
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
ALES
Wilson W. Jay & Co
State Street
Eurexa
California
Ophir
Best & Leicher
Potosi
Dolhir
Os Oy
Crown Point
Utah
Gould & Grove
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Noreros
Commonwealth
Nevada Uomo Cree
North Belle Isle
Davaie
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Real Estate Transactions
John E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Herrera Rea
Congress
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