Money Market in Boston and Atlantic Exchange Report
Boston money market showed higher demand with most loans at 6 percent. Reports cover clearing house loans, time loans, call loans, New York funds discounts, bond sales, and major stock movements including Atchison and Chicago Burlington Northern in a broad market summary.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Bank Names and Officers Listed in Local Ledger
Incorporated 1784 the Massachusetts National Bank of Boston Brans Exchange on London San Francisco and China Woau and Frencs President Cas W Peacins Cashier.
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London
San Francisco
China
Woau.& Frencs
Cas. W. Peacins
Cashier
New York Money Market and Stock Market Summary
Money on call eased to 4 percent with last loan at 4 percent and closing offered at 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5 6 2, bar silver at 92 4. Sterling exchange dull and steady with 60 day bills at 4.8444 and demand bills around 4.885. posted 4.85 to 4.8942. Government bonds dull, rails quiet. market closed quiet, generally steady with fractional declines. Jersey Central led modest gains before noon then faded. New England weakened late. rail bond sales totaled 1,277,000 dollars. International seconds tumbled 1 1/4 at 71 44, several rail stocks quoted with small declines.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Jersey Central
New England
International
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Harlem
Pittsburg & Western
Richmond & West Point Trust
Great Western
Ohio Southern
Foreign Markets End Week With Mixed Scores In Europe And U S
In London Consols quoted at 98 3/16 for money and 98 42 for account. U S 4s at 110 58. Canadian Pacific 53 3 4, Erie 28, St Paul 64 5 8, Illinois Central 118, Reading 25, New York Central 111 4 2, Pennsylvanias 64 3 4. Bank of England bullion balance today 204000 pounds, weekly gain 77000. Paris advices show 83 francs 5 centimes for the account. Bank of France weekly gold decline 11 073 090 francs and silver drop 9 750 000 francs.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Tolay
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Bank of Gland
Bank of England
Bank of France
Kansas City
Pueblo
Col
Bears
Shorts
Ichison
Atchison
Boston News Bureau
Tchison
Sonora Road
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Sun
Burlington & Key
Rock Island
Ay Gould
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Union Pacific
Oregon
Mexican Central
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Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Chicago & West Michigan
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
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Boston & Providence
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Norwich & Worcester
West End Railway
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Sonora
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Bell Telephone
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Erie
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Atlantic
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Kearsarge
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National
Quincy Mining Company
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Owene
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Central Pacific
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Ohio
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Quicksilver
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Reading
Paris
Stafford Bank assets turned over to stockholders agents
Comptroller Trenhholm has ordered the Stafford National Bank of Stafford Springs, Conn., assets to be turned over to the stockholders agent after creditors’ claims were paid in full with interest. The bank failed on October 12, 1887.
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Stafford Bank
Washington
Trenholm
Stafford National Bank
Stafford Springs
Conn
Davenport Clerk Case Prompts Public Interest
H. 5. Stickney, a clerk who defaulted to Charles L. Davenport of 170 State Street, remains under scrutiny. Davenport told a Post reporter there are no new developments and that rumors of a $20 000 to $25 000 shortage are incorrect. He expects the shortage to be much smaller, likely around $5000.
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H. 5
Stickney
Charles L. Davenport
170
State Street
Davenport
Post
Funeral of Lowell Doctor Nathan Allen
The funeral for Dr. Nathan Allen, Lowell veteran physician, was held from his Belmont street home. Attendees included Middlesex North Medical Society members, Lowell Dispensary doctors, health board staff, and banking directors. Services by Rev. Dr. Greene and Rev. Baker with a quartet performance. Burial in Lowell Cemetery.
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Nathan Allen
Lowell
Belmont Street
Middlesex North Medical Society
Lowell Dispensary
Lowell Board of Health
Hitchcock
Amherst College
J. M. Greene
Smith Baker
F. J. Nickerson
Herbert 5. Johnson
George B. Allen
Jennie F. Woodworth
William Nichols
John F. Howe
N. B. Edwards
I. C. Plunkett
Horace Ela
Daniel Livingston
Lowell Cemetery
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
Salvation Oil and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertise quick cures for coughs and colds at 25 cents a bottle. The copy markets both products as prompt and reliable remedies available to consumers.
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Salvation Oil
Colored Catholics Convention Reports Growth and Resolve
Large attendance at the third day of the colored Catholic convention in Washington. Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati spoke. a resolution committee will present to Cardinal Gibbons. The papers note 228 missionaries in Africa, 60 schools with 7000+ pupils, 62 churches, and 50 hospitals serving color and white alike.
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WaAsuineTon
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
John Boyle O’reilly
Catholic Knights of America
Father Healy
Order of the Holy Ghost
Africa
Committee On
Cardinal Gibbons
Union of Mechanics
Railway Insolvencies Highlight 1888 A Reorganization Trend
The Railway Age reviews 1888 rail failures noting 22 insolvent companies with 3270 miles and nearly $187 million in securities. Only two large lines among 19 failed. overall outlook for 1889 remains cautious amid rate wars and policy pressures. Fort Worth Denver City Railway shows 1888 net earnings of $373,434 and plans a new 453 mile link to the Texas State line and a proposed Fort Worth to St Louis connection.
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Railway Age
Florida Railway and Navigation
Houston & Texas Central
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company
Texas State Line
Fort Worth
Denver
Panhandle Railway
Kansas Cit
Southern Kansas Railroad
St. Louis
Arkansas & Texas
Trafic
Nel New
Philadelphia grocer arrested for spurious infant remedy
William Silver of Silver & Co. druggists was arrested in Philadelphia on a criminal charge for selling a claimed spurious compound marketed as a well known infant preparation made by Doliber Goodale of Boston. He posted $500 bail to await court proceedings.
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Philadelphia
William Silver
Silver & Co
Doliber, Goodale & Co
Boston
Market Briefs Show Mixed Agricultural Trends Across Commodities
Wool and corn hold firm while leather and hops taper. Oats and flour show strength, rye and rye products ease. Butter and cheese ease, eggs drop. Potatoes sedate, beans and fruit mostly dull or plentiful. Poultry weak and meat steady. sugars and molasses largely unchanged.
Leather and hides market shows steady tone with cautious demand
The leather and hides market remains quiet with buyers covering immediate needs. Finished leather shows steady to lower prices on heavy lots and rough hides trading slowly. demand for hemlock sole and calfskins is modest while grain and wax leather hold at steady or weaker levels.
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Brighton
New England
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Entre Rios
Cordova
Entre Rio
Wool Market Holds Firm As Demand Stays Quiet
The opening week of January shows a firm wool market with quiet demand and no forced sales. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces remain steady with fair movement, No 1 wools scarce at 37 38c, Michigan similar, delaines firm, California and Oregon wools steady, Texas and other regions reporting small supplies and firm prices while overall stockpiles remain limited.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Oregon
Texas
Louisville
San Francisco
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Arthur Burnham
National City Bank
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Company
Thomas Nickerson
Rutland
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Redfield Proctor
Gilson & Woodfin
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Percival W. Clement
Rutland Railroad
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Hydeville
Sheldon Marble Company
Sheldon & Sons
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Horace H. Stevens
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
George H. Ball
Edward T. Smith
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Scrip
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