Money Market and Clearing House Totals Fell Short
The week closes with a firm money market. Loans to banks at the Clearing House reached as high as 7 percent and country banks discount mercantile paper at 6 percent. New York funds quoted at 30 cents discount per $1000. Clearing House exchanges totaled $15,347,018 with balances of $1,868,326 for the day. weekly figures show $98,768,179 in exchanges and $11,630,470 in balances. The Boston Post compares weekly U S and Canadian clearing houses, listing various cities and their weekly totals, with New York leading and Chicago, Buffalo, Providence, and others following, plus a note on U S bond activity, specie imports and New York bank reserve change.
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Clearingz House
New York
New York Clearing House
Sakaie
Cosecore
Shin. Oa. Osu
Enung Jiu
Boston Post
United States
Canada
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
New Orleans
Louisville
Kansas City
Bulwaukee
Providence
Omaha
Detroit
Cleveland
Denver
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Duluth
Galvyeston
Richmond
Hartford
Peoria
Bt. Joseph
Borinefield
New Haven
Washington
Portland
Worcester
Norfolk
Solo
Wilmington
Wichita
Bionx City
Byracuse
Grand Rapids
Lowell
Los Angeles
Yos Pes Moines
New Ledford
Lexington
Topeka Sc
Montreal
Can. i
Buffalo
Birmingham
Shesaates Beattle
N.Y
Stock Trust Proposal For AT & SF Stockholders
Letters announce modifications to a Boston trust deed dated Jan 30 1890 offering stock trust certificates to deposit shares for the AT and SF Railroad. Trustees expanded with Boston and New Bedford names, trust expires July 1 1895, listing conditions for deposits and transfer, with principal issuing house Kidder Peabody & Co urging prompt participation. Bonds low public issue details appear at end with pricing and delivery date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George C. Magoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
John J. McCook
B. PB. Cheney
Levi C. Wade
Boston
William J. Rothh
New Bedford
Mass
New York
London
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Mink Strerr
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad Company
George C. Magonn
5. P. Cheney
William J. Roteh
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Market Declines After Raid Despite Some Gains
The New England Company notes modest losses from the raid, with Lackawanna and Missouri Pacific among the strongest points. Bonds show activity with $839,000 in two hours, while the week’s bond sales total $8,058,000. Mining stocks and several rail issues move, with readings near prior levels and some convertibles edging higher.
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Lackawanna
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Richmond & West Point
Sugar
Fnally
Atlantic & Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Jersey Central
International
Local Bank and Company Declares Semiannual Dividends
The Iron Mountain Railroad Company declares a 2 percent semiannual dividend. The Littleton National Bank proclaims a 5 percent semiannual dividend. The Winchester National Bank in New Hampshire announces a 3 percent semiannual dividend. The Edison Electric Light Company of Fall River declares a 1 percent semiannual dividend.
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Iron Mountain Railroad Company
Littleton National Bank
Winchester
N. H
Natonal Bank
Edison Electric Light Company
Fall River
Money Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Bond and Stock Quiet
New York reports easy money on call with no loans and 2 percent closing. Prime mercantile paper not as urgent as last week, quotes largely unchanged. Indorsed bills receivable 4 4 5 percent, four months' acceptances 5 5 4, good single names four to six months 12 12 percent. Bar silver 96 fourths. Sterling at 4.83 4 for 60 day bills, 4.37 for demand. Government and railroad bonds quiet and steady. Stock market narrow and dull though a few names attract interest. Market buoyant until bank statement revealed surplus reserve drop of over 4 million, spurring bears to renewed pressure.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco report
San Francisco dispatch lists official closing prices of mining stocks for February 8. The table includes names such as Chollar and Gould & Curry with figures, but the OCR text is garbled.
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San Francisco
Mae c
Vise Roe
Bel Gould & Carry
Umon
London Market Report Shows Rail Stocks and Consol Movements
London at 12 39 p m bids for St Paul common 7144 New York Central 100 percent Pennsylvania 56 Reading 2142 money 6 5 2 per cent 2 p m Consols 97 1 16 for money and 97 16 for the account New York Central 1094 g money 564 percent
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London
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
The Single Tax Men in Sylvester C Fay Hall
The state conference of single tax men met in Grand Army Hall, Sylvester C. Fay presiding at 616 Washington street. Charles H. Cook of the city was not to speak at that time, as reasons were given. Speakers explained the single tax concept and its anticipated benefits, while Cook offered a personal explanation about his non-participation.
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State Conference of
Single Tax Men
Grand Army Hall
Washington Street
Sylvester C. Fay
Charles H. Cook
Cook
A Great Transatlantic Fleet Distances
The Norddeutscher Lloyd steamers in 1889 logged vast routes: Bremen to New York 726049 miles, Bremen to Baltimore 301345 miles, Bremen to South America 651513 miles, Bremen to Eastern Asia 301600 miles, Bremen to Australia 341900 miles, Hong Kong to Japan 44200 miles, Sydney to Samoa 65100 miles, Brindisi to Port Said 48360 miles. Total 2380067 miles, about 110 Earth circumferences.
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Norddeutscher Lloyd of Bremen
Bremen
New York
Baltimore
South America
Mls
Eastern
Asia
Australia
Hong Kong
Japan
Sydney
Samoa
Brindisi
Port Said
Two Raymond Whitcomb Tours Leave Boston for Mexico and California
Two large Raymond & Whitcomb tourist parties depart Boston this afternoon from Fitchburg station at 4 o clock. One group heads to Mexico and then California, the other to the Pacific Coast direct. The journey features a seven car Pullman train with sleeping dining and lounge cars, with additional cars added en route. Passengers listed include Lois J. Allerton and Walter I. Baird among many others, with leaders and interpreters named. The Mexico party proceeds via Cincinnati and New Orleans for Mardi Gras before heading south of the Rio Grande and into California. the California group goes on to California, with senior organizers Charles I. Wilson and Luther L. Holden directing operations.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
California
Pacific Coast
Boston
Fitchburg
Rotterdam Junction
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Texas
Rio Grande
Charles I. Wilson
H. Gordon Hutchins
Concord
Hutchins
Luther L. Holden
George L. Stevenson
Winthrop
Mass
Coolidge Barnard
Holden
Lois J. Allerton
Newark
N. Y
Walter ‘I. Baird
Valley Forge
Penn
Nellie G. Beecher
Westville
Troy
Jesse Gould
Chelsea
Griffith
D.D
Grifith
M. C
Sallie C. Griffith
A. A
William L. Hirst
Edwin Holman
L. T. Jeffs. Hudson
Lyman
Josepha
Newport
H. H. Kennedy
May
PB. Lennox
Lynn
I. ‘I. Marsh
New Milford
Conn
J. Merkel
Esslingen
Germany
Daniel Needham
Groton
Richard Peterson
E.G. Peterson
James Phelan
G. H. Richards, Jr
William A. Rogers
Rowley
Alice
Mary i
M. Rugge
Glens Falls
A W
H. A. Sherman
H. Lelia Sherman
Armenia
E. A. Slack
Brookline
Cyrus Spaulding
Webster
W. H. Sumner
Schuyler
Neb
Anna V
Emma L
William i. Swift
Wilmington
Del
George K.taylor
Elisha Thayer
South Braintree
Lemon Thomson
Laura B. Thorne
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Dusie ‘Ty Weed
Potsdam
N.Y
Walter E. Adams
William V. Alexander
Edwin Allen
Oswego
Hudson
E. A. Berry
Gardiner
John ¥. Boiles
Hartford
Cora C. Bowler
Cleveland
A. D. Breed
George N. Burdick
Westerly
William A. Burke
Lowell
James Burton
Stareford
Candee
Buffalo
M. Devereaux Case
Oneida
Adams Cash
M. K. Channon
Germantown
J. W. Colenan, Jr
Lulu A
A. Comey
Jamaica Plain
J. L
Daniels
E. J
L. Mabel Davis
Somerville
Marie F. Dewsnap
F. Gordon Dexter
H. L. Fenton
Edyve Hill
E. W
George A
H. M. Field
Newton
Willian G. Foulke
James H. Foy
New Haven
Genn
Belle D
Edwin A. Frear
Albert M
William Gnalbert
Menastia
Wis
E. A. Graham
Utica
Lucy P. Greene
New Bedford
Vv. Hall
Bristol
Benjamin Mann
Wiliam McCay
G. Meladden
Henry McMorran
Port
W. Bb. Wheeler
I. W. Whitney
Leominster
Otis G. Wieht
Mary Wight
Real Estate Frexchange Reports Saturday Transfers
Real estate transactions listed include Baxter Perry selling a Newbury Street estate to Charles Davis, McLean conveying Warren and Howard streets property to Isaac Pinkham, and William Alan et al transferring to Anvied. Downer Kerosene Oil Company sells Ann Conners property on Ann Richards Street, South Boston. Several parcels on Union Park, Knoll Street West Roxbury, and Dorchester transfers noted. SL Atwood & Co. auction results show multiple properties sold at Montclair Avenue Roslindale, Folsom Street near Mt Hope, Huntington Avenue West Roxbury, Miller Street Dorchester, and Montclair near Central station to various buyers with prices per foot and total sums.
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Baxter E. Perry
Charles Davis
Newbury Street
John
McLean
Isaac Wi. Pinkham
Warren Avenue
Howard Street
Dorchester
William C. Alan
Union Park
Downer Kerosene Oil Company
Ann Conners
Ann Richards Streets
South
Boston
William Griswold
Cathayne Landrey
Knoll Street
West Roxury
SL. P. Atwood & Co
Exchange
Montclair Avenue
Roslindale
Frank Lock
Folsom Street
Mt. Hope Station
James Byrne
Huntington Avenue
West Roxbury
W. E. Manger
Miller Street
P. J. Healy
Central Station
C. T. Piper
Burial Of Charles F Estee In Melrose Cemetery
The cremated remains of Charles F Estee were placed in the family lot at Wyoming Cemetery Melrose after a ceremony at Fresh Pond crematory. Former Melrose resident previously lived in Newark North Dakota where he worked with Western Union Telegraph Co. His nephew Mr Lisher arranged the burial after the cremation.
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Charles F. Estee
Fresh Pond
Long Island
Wyoming
Melrose
Estee
Havin
Newark
N. d
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lisher
Two Weeks After Paine Furniture Ad Warns Grippe Convalescence
The article notes La Grippe lingering effects and highlights a Paine's Furniture advertisement about Two Weeks After. It urges rest and bodily comfort as key to recovery, citing recent physician orders for a chair as evidence of its value to convalescents.
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Paine
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Joan J. McCook
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Boston Water Power Reorganization Committee
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Jasmen HW. White
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