Boston Money Market and Bank Changes Report
The Money Market today shows firmer loans at 3 percent at the Clearing House with the 2 1/2 percent rate fading. New York funds at par to 5 cents per $1000 discount, exchange totals and bank surplus shifts noted. City announces $400,000 four percent public park bonds. Joshua Loring retires from Blackstone National Bank presidency. C Fitz elected president. Loving remains vice president. Foreign exchange and bond activity described amid dull stock market. copper, rail and financial notes highlight broader market movements.
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Boston
Eoening
New York
Turner
Joshua Loring
Blackstone National Bank
Hank. C. Fitz
Puller
Dana Fitz
Loving
Exchange
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Dividends Declared by Various Firms in Early Year
The Union Stock Yard & Transit Co of Chicago declares a $1 per share dividend, first extra this year. Swampscott Land Trust and Swampscott Lands Trust announce 25 cent per share dividends, with payment Feb 10. Other firms report small or fractional dividends including 242 percent, 3 percent, and quarterly or semiannual distributions. Companies named include Cordis Mills, New York Providence & Boston Stonington Railroad, Providence Grip Machine, Slater Cotton, Commonwealth Loan & Trust, Providence & Stonington Steamship, Union Manufacturing of Fall River, South Settuate Savings Bank, and India Mutual Insurance.
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Union Stock Yard &Transit Company of
Chicago
Cordis Mills Company
Swampscott Land Trust Company
New York
Providence
Commonwealth Loan & Trust Company
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Union Manufacturing Company
Fall River
South Settuate Savings Bank
India Mutual Insurance Company
Swampscott Lands Trust
Banking Rooms Relocated to 89 State Street
The firm announces moving from Banking Rooms No S86 State Street to the first floor of the Fishe Building at No 89 State Street. The change of address takes effect immediately for all operations and correspondence.
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State Street
Second National Bank
Fishe Building
Stock Trust Modifications for Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
In a January 30 1890 letter Kidder Peabody & Co announce changes to the Deed of Trust for a stock voting trust. New trustees include B P Cheney Levi C Wade and William J Rotch. Trust expires July 1 1895 or upon extension. deposits reach 800000 shares before declaration. stock certificates exchanged for Trust Certificates. Boston New York London listing planned. holders urged to forward certificates to Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. for exchange.
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Messrs
George C. Magoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
Joha d. McCook
B. PB. Cheney
Levi_C. iVude
Boston
William J. Rotch
New Bedford
Mass
New York
London
Boston Sari Drposiand Trust Company
Mink Stucer
Goston
Rank Trust
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Wa Railroad Company
George C. Mazoni
John J. McCook
5. P. Cheney
Levi C. Wade
William J. Rouch
Loston Safe Deposit and Prust Company
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
North American Phonograph Co Seeks Investors and Agents
The North American Phonograph Company markets its recording and reproduction devices with exclusive licenses and sub companies across the country. It reports machines in use by government offices, per share dividends, and deposits to secure future payments while offering audits and patent verifications to potential stock buyers.
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Chichester A. Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Anti- Paulo
Gcouep
North American Phonograph Co
Electric Stocks Chart by Prescott & Co at Devonshire Street
Auction style listing shows electrical stocks and firms including Eastern Electric Cable Co and European Electric, with mentions of United States Mail box delivery and Houston area words. The text is garbled but indicates a stock or trade listing with multiple company names and locations.
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Ph. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Easteen Eleetde Cade Preferrad
SILQ
Mle. CO
United States
Ouston
New York Money Market and Stock Declines Pressured
Money on call eased to 6 1 2 percent with last loan at 3 1 2 and short bills offered at Ge. Prime mercantile paper at 4 4 6 1 2. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds heavy. Stock market weakened after early gains as Rock Island and related issues fell. St Paul, Lackawanna, Louisville & Nashville and New England slipped. Pacific Mail led a brief rally then faded. Chicago & East Illinois weak. earnings news on St Paul pressured overall market. Railroad bonds less active. key declines included Louisville & Texas certificates and Alton & Terre Haute dividends.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Rock Island
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Louisville & Nashaville
New England
Pacific Mail
Chicago
East
Usaal
Northwestern
New York Central Regular
Oregon Navigation
Romie, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Western New York & Pennsylvania
Liouston & Texas General
Alton & Terre Haute
Quotations and Last Sales from Boston Stock Exchange
The daily corrected quotations from the Boston Stock Exchange show New York stock sales for February 3. Today's transactions total 204,400 shares with details of shares sold, opening, highest, lowest and closing prices as of today and the previous Saturday.
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Boston Stock Exchange
New York
Foreign Financial Reports from London and New York
Financial tickers show London rates for Consols and various Western firsts and Canadian Pacific, with U S and Mexican securities listed. The Bank of England bullion intake today totals £492,000, while the Imperial Bank of Germany reports a rise in specie of 6,460,000 marks.
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London
Consols
Bos
Paul Cou Wson
New York Couta
P Witie
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
boNes Resudantey
Duplin
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
Tie New Real Estate Exchange Circular Warns Members
A Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board circular outlines available services for members. Valuations transcripts and Suffolk Registry records will be accessible. General Court filings. City Council proceedings. building permits. Street Commissioners abstracts. Atlases by Athanes Bromley. city and town reports within ten miles. Members urged to contribute data and report staff issues.
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New Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Washington and
Milk Streets
Exchange
Boston
Suffolk Registry
Suffolk Reistry of
Board of Street Commissioners
Athanes
Freensic HL. Viaux
Business Troubles Hit Regional Provisions Firms
Creditors at Oscar J Hos ford & Co meeting report liabilities around 500 dollars with assets near 3400 excluding teams. They propose a 40 percent settlement paid as 20 percent in thirty days, 10 percent in three months, and 10 percent in four months, notes to be endorsed by Eugene T Hostord’s mother. Other creditors, including W A Dickinson and M Coleman, reveal insolvencies and offers on debts.
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Oscar J Hosford & Co
St Charles
Eugene T. Hostord
O. Hostord
N. II
Warren A. Cutler
Fitchburg
Slass
Drowning of Five Year Old in Newton Shoreline
Five year old Dora Gunle, daughter of French residents on California Street Nonantum, drowned this afternoon while playing on the Charles River shore in Newton.
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Newton
SweetAnj
Dora Gunle
California
Nonantum
Charles Iilver
Deafness Aid Welcomed By Paris Physicians
Paris readers report strong medical interest in H. A. Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut introducing a new hearing invention. Doctors hail the device as the highest achievement to date in science aiding the deaf.
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Paris
H. A. Wales
Bridgeport
Conn
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