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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1889

Page

6

Money Market Dull but Firm at Clearing House

Boston money market shows dull, firm tone with calls reaching up to 15 percent in New York. Clearing House balances and interbank loans cited. bonds and stocks move modestly with Atchison, Wisconsin Central, and Eastern rail names leading activity.

Dividends Declared by Regional Companies

Dividends announced include Fail River Workingmen's Cooperative Society 4 percent. Kennebec Steamboat Company 6 percent. New England Mortgage Security Company 3 per share. Digizht Manufacturing Company 25 per share. Newmarket Manufacturing Company 1250 per share. Hilt Manufacturing Company 2 percent. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company 3 percent. Cotton Stock Car Company 3 percent on preferred stock. Cutting Car Company directors declare a regular 2 percent quarterly dividend payable Jan 1, 1890 to stockholders of record Dec 26.

Fail River Workingmen’s Cooperative Society Kennebec Steamboat Company New England Mortgage Security Company Digizht Manufacturing Company Newmarket: Manufacturing Company Hilt Manufacturing Company Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company Salem Cotton Stock Car Company Cutting Car ‘Company

Interest on Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe bonds detailed

The interest due January 1, 1890 on the four percent gold bonds of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company will be paid by Union Trust Company of New York and by Barings in London and Boston. Payments require certificates and can be made at 73 Broadway New York 95 Milk St Boston or London. Union Trust will issue temporary receipts for certificates left at Boston or New York offices starting December 27 to return originals with interest checks after January 1.

Boston New York Clearing House Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Sight Telegraph New Orleans Charleston Savannah Mesars R. L. Day & Co Adams, Blodget & Co Secretary of the Treasury London Atchison Atchison New Bonds Kidder, Peabody & Co Devonshire Street Nassau Street Kipper, Peasopy & Co Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE St. L K. C Colorado Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe California Inc Union Pacific Road Appius Wisconsin Central New York Stock Exchange Oregon Railway & Navigation Consolidated Oregon Short Line Utah Northern Mexican Central Bay State Boston Gas Boston United Gas Eastern Railroad Boston & Maine Central Massachusetts Eastern Consolidation Committee Boston & Maine Committee Maine Fident New York & Boston Rapid Transit Company Fitchburg Meiona Lamson Merchants’ Store Service Company Baltimore B. N. Baker Capital Boston Water Power Whic San Diego Calumet & Hecla Montana Huron Franklin No. 5 Vivian No. 4 Horace H. Stevens Globe Building Central Trust Cocompany Wall Street Central Trust Company Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railroad Company Union Trust Company OF Broadway Milk St Baring Brothers & Company Union Trust Company Gilman, Cheney & Co Farnum, Reardon & Co Analre Ieee Eves Sieve Coe Gsiec St Louis Minneapolis Boston Stock Exchange Auouce Cs Arnold Alblantic Bonanza Dever Mont Pisses Butte & Boston Catalpa Crescent Central Serene Trenton Kearsarge Nationa Osceola Quincy Ridge Tamarack At. & Pacific Aspinwall Boothbay Ce &St.l Campobello Iowa Eave Eenseene Seus Central Pacific Anee Eeet Bay Ches. & Ghio Newport Bbc Lamoine Chi Alton Payson Ase i Penobscot St. le Sullivan Ns Ee Minthrep Uus del H. Eeeeree Wollaston del. & L den. & Ku Win Eter Eee Aete D Ter W East Tenn Do L. G Ray Ist Erie Ease Serene Esa B.& Mo Cneb Kan L. G L. Kk Lake Iore Long Island Louis, & Nash Louis N. A Kre W. Mich Minn St. P D.D M. & Obio Elk H N.Y N.H Lizm, Nash, & Chat K. O N. Jd. Cent Northwestern N. Y. Cent N. Y Ohio Miss S. P Oregon West Eenee P. D.O Panee Ae Oregon S. L Tive Og. & C. Con Rock Island Ubys Pueb. & A. VY Rutland St. Paw Hedi Do Inc Sonora Brunswick Cal Southern Central of Mass Pacific Mail Col. Sp. & Cand Eeeseees Sugar Jr Det Yenn Pees Chee Cen. VY Flint & P St. Ae M. B Lex. P. Is Unionos Nd. C. Int Tr. Rec Do Pref N. P Tex. P. R. G. Tr U. Pac Old Colony N. W. Conz W. Shore O. Nav. Lsts Summit Branch Col. Coal Union Pacific el Cristo West End Ontario Hock Lg Eastman Car Lamson Store Ser. CO Pullman Palace Car Co Atchison New Sare New Do New Inc Cotton Oil Trust Oil Pneumatic Tool Co Hay State Gas Burton Boston & Liverpool Co Phonograph Toy Fort Wayne Iinois Steel Co Mt. Desert East Here Va Malden Electric Co New York Despatch Co National Lead Trust Llec Nat. Tel. Mfg. Co Li Pul Sugar Refineries Co Thomson-Houston Elec Thomson Elec Westinghouse Elec. Co Winnissumet Co Oregon Sport Line & Uran NortHern Railway Co Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway Co Charles F. Adams

Market closes steady as bonds and stocks show small moves

The market opened flat with minor fractional changes across stocks and bonds. Government and railroad bonds remained dull but firm while the stop market saw brief activity after 2:15 p.m., notably in Lackawanna and Missouri Pacific, but overall close figures stayed near openings with small gains in Tennessee Coal and declines in Denver Texas Fort Worth.

Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Tennessee Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Burlington Evansville & Indianapolis International Lake Erie & Western Manitoba North Missouri Canada

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Board Extends Bond Deposits

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad board votes to accept bonds for deposit under the Reorganization Plan through December 31, 1889. It notes European deposits total 30,313,700 and American 98,547,060, with 36 issues largely deposited, to prevent injustice to distant holders.

Boston Board of Directors Europe America Atchison George C. Magoun

Paris Bond Prices Cite Stable Five Year Rentes

London reports Paris advances show three per cent rentes at 87 francs 82.2 centimes for the account as of 5 p.m. Paris time.

London Paris

Market Rates and Currency Quiet in New York

Money on call remains tight with rates 8 to 15 percent. Last loan 15 and closing offered 15. Prime mercantile paper at 534 74. Bar silver steady at 94. Sterling exchange quiet and weak with actual business 4.801 percent for sixty day bills and 4.54 for demand.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange

Pardons Petition for Dunlap Rejected by Executive Council

The petition for pardon of James Dunlap, a Northampton bank robber, was rejected by the Executive Council yesterday. Dunlap was sentenced to twenty years in the State Prison on December 29, 1877, with a four year commutation for good behavior so his term ends December 29, 1893. The 1888 Civil War service deduction petition was left to the 1890 council and the current request was denied based on the pardon committee's 1888 report.

James Dunlap Northampton Executive Council Dunlap

Ladies' Aid Association Holds Annual Meeting at Children's Hospital

The Ladies' Aid Association of the Children's Hospital met at Huntington Avenue. The secretary reported caring for 1500 patients that year, bringing total near 19 000 to 20 000 since founding. The Convalescent Home at Wellesley treated 104 last summer and seeks funds to enlarge facilities. Officers elected include President Mrs. Robert C. Winthrop and Secretary Mrs. T. B. Curtis.

Children’s Hospital Ladies’ Aid Association The Hosptal Huntington Avenue Wellesley Robert C. Winthrop O. W. Peabody G. Curtis Marlboro Street T. B. Curtis Hereford Street T. C. A. Linzee H. A. Hill R. G. Shaw C. C. Thomas H. C. Weston J. A. Burnham, Jr Arthur Amory Frank Wells Hollis Hunnewell J. C. Phillips, Jr John Sturgis E. L. Davis

Market Tones See Noise in Agricultural Commodities

The report lists steady or quiet movements across multiple goods including wool flour corn oats rye barleys and millseed with notable activity in pork products and firm notes for Almeria grapes. Fresh beef and other meats show slow or quiet demand while citrus and produce show mixed but generally modest activity.

Almeria

Wool Market Activity Mixed as Holiday Slowdown Persists

Receipts show 5871 bales domestic and 1132 bales foreign for the week, with total sales at 2 510 700 tbs. Domestic and foreign volumes compare unfavorably to last year as holiday demand wanes. Prices hold firm on washed fleeces while combing and delaine wools show reluctance to rise. Territory and Valley Oregon wools trade quietly with modest earnings reported.

Ohio Michigan Michigan Delaine Oregon Dane Tire New York Texas

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