Money Market Firmer With 6 Percent Loans in Boston
The Boston money market shows firmer tone with some Clearing House loans at 6 percent. General market rates range from 5 to 6 1/2 percent, with collateral calls at 5 1/4 to 6 1/2 percent. New York funds sold at 15 to 20 cents per $1000 discount. Exchange totals and government securities held steady amid dull local stock action.
Stock Trust amendments and bearer certificates proposed
Boston firm outlines changes to a stock trust with added trustees and extended term to July 1 1895 or 1900, deposit requirement of 300,000 shares, and listing plans in Boston New York and London. It urges stockholders to exchange certificates for Stock Trust Certificates, to deposit stock, and to participate at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Magoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
John Jo. McCook
B. B. Cheney
Levi C. Wade
Boston
William J. Rotch
New Bedford
Mass
New York
London
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Milk Street
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad Company
George C. Magonn
Johun J. McCook
B.P. Cheney
William J. Roreh
Boston Cafe Deposit and Trust Company
Kldder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Railway Gamer Issue Limited to 27000 Per Mile Terminals
The issue can retire at 105 and interest with full draw limits. sale at 95 and interest, no partial draw. Deliverable February 4 with tight reserved price.
Brown Bros. & Co. Boston January 24 1899
Boston firm Brown Brothers & Co. records show a transaction dated January 24 1899. The itemized note references Boston as the location and indicates internal bookkeeping details for the period.
Stock report and bond sales from Boston and Chicago markets
Reports show Bond sales totaling 1 703 100 dollars with Kansas & Texas and Reading issues advancing. New York Stock Exchange notes ongoing activity, with mining and utility stocks cited. Chicago wheat futures weaken after firm open amid weather and flood concerns. corn and hogs also fall as selling pressure grows.
Electric Stocks Display From Major Makers
Eastern Electric Cable Co. preferred 51 1 2 52. Gethina Electrical Miz. Co. and Union Electric Car Company listed with single price hints. Thomson-Houston Co. and Thomson-European Welding shown with scattered figures and codes reflecting 19th century exchange data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gethina Electrical Miz. Co
Union Electric Cart Co
States Mailbox Co
Thomson-Houston CO
Thiomson
Market Notes and Bank Rates Across Cities
London markets report Consols at 3 16 for money and 97 for the account. Illinois Central 122 1/4, Mexican ordinary 19 1/2, St Paul common 71, New York Central 109, Pennsylvania 66. Open market discount rate 4 1/2 percent. Paris rates show 3 percent venues at 87 francs 60 centimes. Bank of England bullion balance today 8000 pounds. bullion rose 362000 in a week. reserve to liability 44.20 percent. Paris weekly Bank of France gold up 1,060,000 francs and silver 2,175,000. Bank of Bombay boosts discount rate to 1 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales
Bos. U. Gas
Isis
L. G
Istia
Lizt. C
Ml& St. P.gs
D. D
N. Thies
K. Ery Rake & Sp
Lng Ing
A Atchison
St. L. Lin
Canton
Roy
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Alton
Ee Ieee
Oregon
S. i
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Guy Gol
Mo del. & L
I. G
Vila Liv
Wis
Cen
East
Teno
Ao Inc
Asee
Erié
Tuo
Atch
Top. & S
Atlantic & Pacine
Hocking Val
Boston & Albany
Central Eee
Ily Ee Ee
Kan
Fex
Abe
Loston & Lowell O
Oston & Maine
Kings, & Pou
Hhoston & Prov
L. Bh
Ashe
Long Island
Louis
Nash
Sane
Bug
Col. Sp. & Cin
Aes Wa
Flint & VU. M
L & Sp
M & Bs
Ie & St. U
Northwestern
Maine Centre
Ener
N. X
Wick Seer Tov
Toledo
N. Ae
Ns Y.&n
Wise
Old Colony
Miss
Portico & Vorts Ee Ont & Westin
Rutland
Utah
Sonora
Union Pacife
West Hind
BS Rich
Wisconsin
gLin
Erie
Island
I N. BE
Nash & Roe H. la &S. Bees
Adjust. Shoe CO
West Ind
Krie
St. Vaul
Allouez
Los. & M
Butte & Beaton
St. Pe & Y
Cal
Hecia Vis
Pullman Palace
Osceola Vere Eyst Union Stock Yards
Enae
al Southern
Erene
Cotton OU Trust
Cent
Ain Pneumatth Fool Co
Pac
Aeee
Baeweq
Les Wee Beac
Burton
Boston & Liverpool Co
Brunswick
Flee
Welling
Eee
Khock
Pac Ie
Fort Warnek
Vila Or
Leve
Eoosree
Liinois Steel Co
Jinois
Bay
Cve & St. L
New York Despatch Co
Boeconswre
National End Trust
Oregon Onort
Eine
Susi Refineries
Bos
Someon Tlouston Lee
Ceul
Senee
Josing—ar
S. F
Westinghouse Elec
Winnishamet Co
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Rock & Pts Wee Pee We
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Boo Ci
M “Wy
St. P
P. L. G Or
Bell
Bk i
Sylv Ib
Vas
Shoe Co
W. Shore
Lee
West Lilitleees
Winter Harbor
Boston & Ontina
Plutte & Bostoi Es
Centenius al
Bess
Ted
Lee Lott
Liv Fitchburg Pfd
M. Nlel
Ateal
I & Cong
Utila
London
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bombay
Bank of Bombay
New York Stock Market Activity on February Day
Money on call remained easy in New York on February 6 with rates from 3% to 5, prime mercantile paper at 4 4 6, and bar silver at 96 Sterling exchange steady with actual bills at 4.8344 for 60 days and 4.3712 on demand. Government bonds and railroad bonds were dull, while portions of the market showed animation with Reading Jersey Central and Sugar among the most active. Reading rose to 41, Sugar advanced from 56 to 59, Manhattan reached 103 to 105, and Louisville & Nashville gained about a point as overall activity remained firm but uneven.
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Boston
Tveb
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Messrs. Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
City of Detroit
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Atchison
California Southern
Atchnson
Atlantic & Pacific
Atantic & Pacific
Chicago & West Michigan Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Norfolk & Western
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Hillard
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Eastern
D4i
General Lawrence
Frank Jones
Leopold Morse
New York & New England
Charlies A. Prince
New York & New England Railroad
Richard M. Saltonstall
Newton
Lamson Store
Titcomb
Lamson
W.S. Lamson
Commiittee
Lurton Stock Car Company
Eben Dia
Iiso
Centennial
Boston & Montana Bold
Cammet & Hecla
Krearsance
Butte & Boston
Franklin
Olcott Committee
Missouri, Kansas , Texas Railroad
Central Trust Company
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Colorado
Syami Manhattan
Reading
Jersey Central
Stock Island
Louisville & Nashville
Sugaron
Manhattan
Louisville
New Albany
Boston Veterans Firemen Dinner Held At American House
The Boston Veteran Firemen's Association held its annual dinner at the American House with 125 members and guests. President William T. Cheswell chaired, Captain John S. Camrell served as toastmaster, and Robert G. Fitch entertained as orator of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Mombers
William T. Cheswell
Johns
Camrell
L. P. Webber
Boston Fire Department
George S. Willis
Pittsfield Fire Department
E. Leighton
KE. N. Hall
A. C. Winsor
J. H. Kenyon
W A. Spooner
Mose
City Officials Travel to New York for Wiring Superintendency
A city special committee of City Council members plus Fire Marshal Willcomb, Fire Alarm Superintendent Flanders, and several reporters left New Haven for New York at midnight via the Shore Line to discuss a superintendent of electric wires. They expect to return tomorrow morning. Aldermen Carruth and Stacey did not accompany. Expenses said to be covered by Boston Electric Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Council
Willcomb
Flanders
Shore Line
Boston Electric Light Company
Carruth and Stacey
Aid for Barnwell Families Receives Donations
The Hon. John D. Long acknowledges contributions for Barnwell Massachusetts families of the massacred men. Totals include 299 17, two dollars 74, Higginson 2, Felt Osgood 10, Mrs Edwin Butley North Scituate and others bringing the grand total to 392 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnwell
5. C
John D. Long
Barnwell, & C
Ty. W. Higginson
J. Felt Osgood
Edwin Butley
North Scituate
Laws Otey
12:00 Noon Train on New York & New England RailRoad
An especial favorite with ladies and others travelling at their leisure is the 12:00 noon train on the New York & New England Railroad, reaching New York at 6:30 p.m. This train has parlor cars and well built coaches, and includes a dining car between Geston and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad
New York
Geston
Hartford
Mine Host of the Revere House Hosts Delightful Suppers
The Revere House is noted for charming private dinners and supper parties with a host famous for preparing delightful little spreads that attract a steady flow of gentleman guests dining with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Commercial matters and commodity prices report
Flour, corn, oats, and rye show mixed demand with cornmeal firm and oatmeal dull. Butter and cheese steady, potatoes and sweet potatoes soft, hay quiet, and livestock prices mixed. Pork products active while fresh beef and othe r meats pace slowly. Fruits, nuts, and oils vary, with Florida oranges slow and cranberries unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Almeria
Print cloth market holds steady amid moderate demand
Fall River reports a steady print cloth market with buying at 312 cents per yard for early delivery. Weekly sales reach about 125000 pieces including spots and contract jobs, indicating continued demand across deliveries and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
The Leather Trade Market Report
The leather market shows steady demand across grades with cheaper hides rising and higher grades selling more briskly. Hemlock-sole stock remains ample though lower grades scarce. prices mostly firm with some prospect of gains if demand continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Lee
Lla
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Ty Iden DS
Citizens’ Insurance Company of
Dover
EL Guarterly
Chicago & West Michigan
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Farmington
N. H
National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
State Street
Fiske Building
Andrew I. Fennessy, Pres
John E. Toulmen
Santa Fe
Ropert C. Winter
John Lowell
Charles G. Weld
George W, Pee Isaac LT. Burr
Warren Sawy
Alden Spears
Epwry
H. Abbot Chunkyes R. Cop
K. Schlesinger
George B. Witde EL Gaston
J. Fh. Hecht
Joan J. Bright
Charles A. WE CI
Blake Bros. & Co
Ricuardson, Hill
Tos. Nickerson
Wan. F. Weld
Joseph H. White
Samuel Watts
Lucius G. Pratt
Albert W. Nicker
Frank Morison
Hk. M. Monso, Jr
George A. Nicker
A. Cochrane & Co
Caleb Foote
Grover F. Tarot
Thos. P. Proctor
Joun E. de Witt
E.R. Morse
Bro
Parkinson & Burr
John C. Chaffin
W. Minor, J
Atty
Henry Woods
E. Q. Sylvester
Joan Connell
Royal W. Turner
Kepward F. Daland
Ki. Pierson Beebe
Nori American
Phonograph Co
Providence
Albany
Philadelphia
THE
North American Phonograph CO
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
American Graphophone Co
Messrs
Charles Sumner Tainter
Chichester A. Bell, Alexander Graham Bell
North American Phonograph Company
Washington
State Trust Company
New York City
Treasury
Phonographie Graphophone
Spencer Trask & Go
GEO
S. Fox & Sons
Blebeet & GR
Short Ling
Utah Northern Railway
Moors & Bigelow
Levonshire St
City
Beaver, Col
Vegas Evans & G2
Fee
Alan Northern
Raiway Gamer
Consolidated First Mortgage
Union Pacific Ba Y Co
Brown Bros. & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
BOA
Kansas & Texas Gs
New York & Northern
New Jersey Midland
Duluth & Manitoba Dakota Gs
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Ubbs
Hiomestake
iMttessa Ee
jOntavio
PODER
Ieee DO
iQunicksilver
Tel Vena de
Sutter Creek
Jacket
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Pacific Coast
Seaboard
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Sligo
Sabga
Eos
Lilig Biviene York
Apia
Lara
St Louis
Minneapolis
Reese
Wilson W. Fay & Co
St BO Burton Stock Care
Ccccceevees
Fort Pavone Coal & Tron Co
Basel
Brimmer
Nee
Union
Aspen
Connes & Vas
F. W. Prescott & Co
Aieiul
Soston
Tast
Ask
Lota
Sutie
Heela
Caiaipa
Hanover
O- Huron
Louton
Hudge
Mmatack
Lot Washington
Anniston City
Nsdnawiatl
Bor Loouhbay
Ston
W. Orate
Hoyiston Street
Payson
Enon
Ile
Sud
Ily Nedutitod
Seer
Mohrssons Sis Neyacwin Wee
Joe Fae Bonds
Ain
Rell Tel
Richison
Mr Eyes
Ovens Sole de Ven
Mort
Vac
LOTTO
Mont
San Francisco
Alta
Pale
Norcross
Ophir
UO Commonwealth
Enlon
Seeen
Uo Gould & Curry
NEW York Financial
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