Money Market in Boston Sells 4s and Rises on Loans
The Boston money market shows scarce loanable funds with offerings taken at 2.4 percent. Time loans run 3.14 to 4.1 percent, call loans 2 to 4 percent, fresh call money not common below 3 percent. Bond offerings totaled $1.814 million accepted at 109 percent, while Atchison activity and railroad earnings frame the day amid brokered speculation and cold New England stock action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston City
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Tevans
Deadon White
Newark
Tchison
Gould
Atchison Company
Strong
State Street
State
Twelfth Streets
New England
Atlantic & Pacific
Niow Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Harris
Aitchison
St. Paul
Illinois-Wisconsin State Line
Minneapolis
Soo
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Inneapolis
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Oregon Short Line
Pullman’s Palace
Mexican Central
Ican Central
New York & New England Common
Boston & Albany
Washington Street
Bell Telephone
Indiana Senate
House
Erie Telephone
Lamoine & Mt. Desert Land
Boston News Bureau
Lamoine & Mt. Desert Land Company
Frenchman’s Bay
East Boston
San Diego
Sullivan
West End
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Denver Extension Bond Issue Details
Chicago Burlington and Quincy R R Co announces a Denver extension issue with 4s currency. The sinking fund buys at par and draws at par. Due February 1, 1022 with interest payable February and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington
Nebraska Extension 4s Buy Sinking Fund Details
Nebraska Extension 4s fund purchases at 110 with a sinking fund and no draw until maturity. Coupon and interest due May 1 1927 and November 1, the installments likely set for 1927.
Montana Extension First Mortgage Gold Bond
St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway announces a four percent gold first mortgage bond for its Montana extension. No sinking fund. Due June 1 1937 with interest payable June 1 and December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Montana
St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba RyCo Collateral Trust 5s
Collateral trust five percent gold bonds issued by the St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company. No sinking fund, due August 1, 1898. Interest payable February and August 1. May be paid off after August 1, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Nosinking Fund
Eastern Ry. of Minnesota First Mortgage 5s
Gold notes with no sinking fund due April 1 1908. Interest paid April 1 and October 1. Principal and interest guaranteed by the St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry.Co
Eastern RY
Minnesota
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry. Co
Consolidated Mortgage 6s of KC, FS & Memphis RR
The Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad Company issues a consolidated mortgage 6 percent currency bond due May 1 1928 with a sinking fund. Interest paid May 1 and November 1. Note the security reflects a fixed rate and regular semiannual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Equipment Bond Details
Bond issued by Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham R R Co. matures March 1 1903 with principal and interest guaranteed. Interest due March 1 and September 1. Redeemable on sixty days notice at 110 plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
Metropolitan Telephone Bond Details
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Co. issue named Gold sinking fund purchases at 110 and interest. Unable to draw nob. Maturity due May 1, 1918. Interest dates are May 1 and November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Co
Water bonds issued for South Denver New England investment
Concord New Hampshire advertises 160 000 dollars South Denver Colorado water bonds dated January 1 1889 due fifteen years with no early redemption option Interest payable January and July in New York City at Chemical National Bank A 10 percent sinking fund levy begins 1894 The bond is a direct municipal obligation not a corporate bond and is described as legally issued and amply secured Full details available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chemical National Bank
New England
Stock Transactions and Mining Listings Highlight Feb 27
New York stock sales total 188 685 shares with bonds and noted prices. Chesapeake & Ohio 4s certificates lost 1 at 5. Gulf Colorado Santa Fe firsts 1 at 115, seconds 14 at 80. Mining entries include Amador 1.70, Homestake 12%, Best & Belcher 1.45, Ontario 34, Nevada 3.05, United Copper 1%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Lake Shore
O. & Trans
IL. M. Dd
K.G. W
St. P
Erie
Tex
Union
N. J. GC
Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Amador
Homestake
Best & Belch
Biv Bi
Mut. S. & Me
Bodie
Ontario
Plymouth
B. H
Col. Chis
Quicksilver
Col. Coal
Gen. C
Nevada
el Cristo
Sullivan
Exchequer
United Copper
Hock. Coal
Yellow Jacket
Aeee Bank
Enewss
Hide and Leather Bank
Bank of Commonwealth
Revere Bank
State Bank
Suffolk Bank
Fourth Bank
Eee
Beware
Eagle Bank
Lowell Mfg
Boston Tretting Co
Union Mfg. Co
Fall River
Arlington Mills
Laconia, Mfg. Co
Amory Mf
Rutland RR
Metropolitan St
Uiney Tdea
Fican
Ware Ver RA
Ailroad Wridge Co
Oun
Old Colony
N. Y
New Haven
Hartdord
Ceeseeas Etsee
Cheshire RR
Revere Rubber Co
Farmers’s Loan and Trust Co
Kan
Busell Trimmer Co
Re BO Sugar Refineries CO
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
Wakefield Rattan, CO
Maine Gs
Lowell
W. L Ster
Woburn
W. Re
Portland
St. Johnsbury
Eau Claire
Wis
W. L
Providence
Wear
Concord & Mont
Old Colony RR
Lect Siaveae
Little Rock de Ft Sith
Eng. Mort, Security
Atch
Topeka
Santa Fe
Voce
Nincy
Warsaw Lit
Consolidated RR
Vermont
Fitehbar RR
Rutland
National Mort
Eb. Co
Bell Telephone
Hensess Bora
Foreign financial markets report from London
At London on February 27 Consols traded 991 16 for money and account. US 4s quoted 131 14. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 34 1 4. seconds 6 1 2. Canadian Pacific 524 1 4. Mexican 43. St Paul common 63 3 4. New York Central 111 3 4. Pennsylvania 56 4 2. Reading 24 4 4. Mexican Central firsts 72 4 2. Money 242 1 2 percent. Open market discount 2 1 16 2 percent. Paris 3 percent rentes at 85 francs 5 centimes for account.
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Puebd. & A. V
Rutland
Southern Kan
T.&g
Union Pacific
Tear Railroad Companies
Atch
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowel Ee
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Central of Mass
Anton Oe
Col. Sp
K. Ce Ft
K.C
K. C
Ti. K. Res
L. R
Ft.s
E. & St. Leeses
A. Maud
Central
Old Colony
West End
Wisconsin Central
T&s Fe Trust
Bell
M &B
M.H
Pullman Palace Car Co
Do Bond Scrip
Do Inc
NYENE
Tex
Erie
Samson
Western Union
Frenchman’s Bay
Lamoine
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Eeeere
Bost & Mont (Copper
Cal & Hec
Franklin
Osceola
Tamarack
A. T
Bost & Alb
Bost
Lowell
Maine
Coil
Eevee
AL T&s
Kc,c&s
Sess
Eeesiace Ib
H & Ont
Bell Tel
Eae
Boston
Lamoine Ee
Sree
Ewer Bosta Zouk
Cooper
Cal & H
Santa Fe
Quincy
Cver
Cors
A.te&s
Iowa
Fitchburg
Tenour
Oregon
Imp Co
Eee
UN Pac
London
United States
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York
Paris
New York Financial Market Summary Feb 27 New York
Money on call easy at 2 1 2 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Sterling exchange dull and steady near 4 86 4 88. Government and railroad bonds steady. Afternoon stock trading quiet with Atchison New England Manhattan leading. Richmond & West Point strong with a 54 rise. Close reported at small fractional declines, volume 1 487 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison, New England
Chicago Gas
Manhattan
Richmond & Weat Point
Chicago
Atchison
Lackawanna
Ce Ture
West Point
Niall
Rao
Charity Gifts To General Theological Library Noted
Samuel R. Payson treasurer lists multiple donors from Groton Milton Lynn Reading and elsewhere contributing sums from 10 to 100 dollars. Total gifts reach 14701 8? with prior acknowledgments and expenditures totaling 8907682 dollars, largely spent on the library and reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
Samuel R. Payson
Mt. Vernon Street
J. B. Thomas
John N. Denison
Mary M. S. Spaulding
Groton
First Congregational Society
Milton
F. Frothingham
Mary D. Converse
E. R. Burbank
Luther Gilbert
Burroughs
Lever
Rice
Dare
Thayer
Adams
Drury
Boots and Shoes Buyers Listed Across U S Cities
A long list of buyers and representatives from multiple firms is named, including J D Hall & Bros in Augusta and Lester & Co in Binghamton, with many others in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Des Moines, and beyond, indicating a broad distribution of shoe trade contacts and agents across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
D Hall
Hall & Bros
Binghamton
T M Brown
Lester & Co
H A Goff
Stone, Goff & Co
Alm
George M Daum
James H Laws & O
Chicago
P Smith
R P Smith B & 8 Co
A C MacLauchlan
J B Selz
Selz, Schwab & Co
Ochteas
W S Henderson
M Henderson & O
B Kientley
Bentley & Olmsted
Tre
Detroit
Mich
Lancashire
Mabiey & Co
Gadsden
Ala
W Berger
Berger & Co
Denman
Denman & Whiteman
Indianapolis
Ind
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Kansas City
K L Barton
Barton Bros
Latrobe
Penn
T F Whiteman
Whiteman & Denman
Mansfield
Keiser
U S
Muskegon
A P Connor
A P Connor & Co
H Cravens
Cravens & Frank
York City
J St John
St John
Kirkham & C A
Norfolk, Va
Hofheimer
Olney
Full of Good Points. Pylo's Pearline Modern Detergent
Advertisement notes Pearline by Pylo as a modern detergent option. Claims strong cleaning power and convenience for households. Mentions benefit of keeping fabrics bright and fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pylo
Lumber Market Holds Steady Amid Quiet Demand
The lumber market shows no new features with demand quiet but steady. Western and Eastern lumber stay firm at steady prices as builders resume activity and spring trade looks favorable. hemlock, shingles, and select pines show steady to strong interest with ample supply for current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
City Horse Market: Prices Ease as Demand Slows This Week
Market activity was light with 50 horses sold at Walker's Bazaar and 68 at Moses Colman & Son's. Prices ranged from 40 to 175 dollars, about 100 dollars lower than last season. A combination gate sale and other auctions reported varied prices, including some high bids, amid a generally quiet period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son’s
Lipsace
Burgh & Bo
Bess
Out West
Richardson
Aso
Gps
Eich O Graush
al Edn
Ofa
Tost
Ana
Provincial Fish Report Markets Show Oversupply
Trade has improved but prices cannot rise due to ample supply. New York market overstocked with fish offered to Boston at low figures. Listings include Bay of Island herring at 350 and Labradors at 4 per barrel, with various codfish, pollock, mackerel and herring prices across several forms and box counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delong & Seaman
New York
Boston
Bay of Island
Labrador
Eeneeves
P.bok
Esau
Eastport
Newfoundland
Mohair sales in London show thin attendance and damaged stock
Mohair sales in London on February 27 saw weak demand with buyers reluctant to bid except for top capes. Van mohair unsold, 1500 bales catalogued, 900 bales of Cape valued at 442 10 12d, 60 bales of Parisian salvage wool at 314 4 4d, remainder of Walter Raleigh salvage to be offered March 5. stock reported as heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Print Cloth Market Steady in Fall River Trade
In Fall River on February 27 the print cloth market quoted 31 5 16 cents for spot 64s with steady demand and firm prices. Activity increased with good spot sales and futures from July to October firm at 8 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Grain Markets Show Quick Swings On Small Buying
Chicago on February 27 reports from Farnum Reardon Co note May wheat opened at 107 percent with a small one cent drop as selling intensified in absence of orders. News of a Paris market squeeze briefly spurred a 14 4c rally then prices fell to near day’s lows. Corn remained steady with limited export demand and outside speculation unable to push gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Paris
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Faneuil Hall Market
Guadalajara
Tampico
Oregon Improvement
Post
Smith
Oregon Improvement Company
California
North Carolina
South Carolina
Chicago & West Michigan Road
Consolidated Vermont
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Elk Horn
Southern Kansas
Texas
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co
Nebraska
New England Mortgage Se
Curity Company
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Irving A. Evans
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange Building
Concord, N. H
South
Col
E. H. Rollins & Son Globe Building
Denver, Col
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Sales
Wilson W. Fay & Co
BP Er Lean Reeks
Thomson- Houston
Seeseveaees
Eeterese
Ieeesevesteseessce
Burton
Cesses Sssseson
Nantucket Brisi
Cese Scctesesceene
Allonez i Arnold Seem
Atlantic
Ewe Rere
Bonanza Devei
OiGis' Asa
Butte & Boston
Catalpa Crescent
Central Ee
Huron
Ironton
Kearsarge
Osceola Ee
Pewabic
Santa Fe Eee
Renee
Asamara Beh
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W. P
Renee Wee
Boylston Street
Campobello
Bay Maverick
Pit
Newport
Wwese
Aise
Payson
Penobscot
Topeka West End
Asec
Winthrop
D. D
Elk
Ft. B. Es
E. c
Dasvese T. L
Ita
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C. Con. Ga
Fr “Az Inc
Ag & T. Ih
K Pacific
Pacific
Aii
Eewe Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
AMON
Seeebenee & Sear
Del
del. & L
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R.G
East Tenn
Fort Wayne
Hockin al. Stee
I Houst & Tex
Il Central
Rake Shore
Long Island
Lou
Man
Beach Man
Mtch
Gensret
Vo M
A & St
Ee M
Essex
Nash
Chat
N. J. Cent
West
Pittsburg
Rich. & al
Stig Rock Island
Utica & Ossee Eeee
St. Eure
Esree
W.&l
Eree
Seer
Cameron Coal
Loou
Sie
NEW York Financial
Wheeling
EH Locke & Co
Wilmington, N
Groonwald
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
Canada
Indiana
March Investments
Kansas City Realty
William H. Parmenter
Eastern Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Tremont Street
U.S.A
Willard P. Phillips
Charles R. Codman
Charles A. Cotting
Trustees Eastern
Denver, Colorado
John M. Berkey & CO
Eastern Branch
John M. Berkey & E
THE
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
New York Exchange
J. H W. Bauerlein & CO
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
H&e Snow
Provincial Fish Report
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