Money Market Notes From Boston and New York
The Money Market reports little change with a 5 percent clearing house rate and 4% to 6% general time loans. New York exchanges rise 22.8 million year over year, while Chicago and western bonds soften. Water Power stock leads a strong land stock rally, with several Boston and Texas land shares advancing and Swampscott Land Trust assets detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Aspinwall
Boston
Campobello
East Boston
Newport
Penobscot
Wollaston
Woolston Street
Brookline
Maverick
Cutler
San Diego
Swampscott Land Trust
Barrett Street
Swampsport
Mass
Messrs. Olmsted
Treasury
Boston Listings Show Wide Range of Railroad and Bank Stocks
New York Stock Sales on January 8 report total volume of 149 500 shares with diverse holdings from Boston firms including Eel River RR Wainwright Mfg Co Manchester Mills and Arlington Mills. Major listings cover banks like Merchants National and Suffolk Bank along with railways such as Union Pacific and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reflecting varied investor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel River RR
Third Nat.bank
Union Giasa Co
Manchester Mills
Armoskeag Mfg. Co
First Nat. Bank
Chelsea
Mass
Wainwright Mfg. Co
Arlington Mills
Revere Beach & Lynn RR
Arkansas Val
Town and Land Co
Bunker Hill Cyclorama Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Brockton St. Ry. Co
City of
L and Tr. Co
Kan
St. Louis
Western RR
Wainwright Mfg Co
Maerchants’ Nat. Bk
Union Cotton Mfg. Co
Fall River
Airne
Great Falls Mfg
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Mix
Manchester Mille
Everett Mills
Washinton Mills
McKay Er
Boston Belting Co
Delaware
Ima, Co
Actip
Union Pacific RR
Boston
August Belmont & Co
Messrs
Vermilye & Co
New York
Francis
Fulton Ferry
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Several Companies Declare Dividends Across Industries
The Maine Mortgage Loan Company declares a 4 percent dividend. Capital Fire Insurance of Concord NH issues a 6 percent dividend. B M C Durfee Safe Deposit Fall River 3 percent. Salem Electric Light 14 percent quarterly. Schuylkill Valley Navigation RR 2 percent. Mill Creek Minehill Navigation RR 5 percent. Mount Carbon Port Carbon RR 6 percent. Holyoke Westfield RR 2.42 percent. Boston Pier or Long Wharf 2 per share. Allen Gymnasium 2 percent. Milwaukee Lake Shore Western preferred 2.2 percent due February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Mortgage Loan Company
Capital Fire Insurance Company
Concord
N. H
B. M. C. Durfee Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Fall River
Salem Electric Light Company
Schuylkill Valley Navigation and Railroad Company
Mill Creek
New York Money Markets and Stock Movement Report
New York markets close dull and steady with Union Pacific showing weakness. Bonds remained active with gains across railroad issues while Gulf Colorado Santa Fe and Reading issues moved erratically amid February disbursement effects.
London Financial Markets Update
London and New York share drift of securities as Consols rise to 987 16 for money and 98 1 2 for account. Key rails and stocks including United States 4s 129 Atlantic & Great Western issues 344 6 current, Canadian Pacific 63 4, Erie 27 1 2, Illinois Central 118 Reading 24 New York Central 111 3. Open market discount for short bills remains 3 percent. bullion balance at Bank of England today tallies 12,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neers
Treasury
H. Joy
Charles A. Kidder
Walter Burgess
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston & Montana Copper
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Atlantic
Tamaracke
Franklin
Quincy
Osceola
Allouez
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
Silver Bow
Anaconda
F. W. Prescott
Devonshire Street
New York
Boston
Vanderbilt
Western Union
Northwest
Lackawanna
Oregon Navigation
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Westexn Union
Northern Pacific Preferred
Reading
Oregon
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Sa Bank of England
Elections in Boston Banks Change Boards Across City
The Boston banks held annual directors meetings with many re elections. Several institutions added new directors including Hamilton National Bank and Manufacturers National Bank while others dropped or replaced members. Salem and Lynn banks also announced director selections and officer appointments as part of the day’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
Boston
Hamilton National Bank
William A. Donald
Hallowell & Coburn
Stern Morris
North National Bank
Leander Beal
Minot, Beal & Co
L. 8. Jones
Poor. Hutchinson
National Bank
George 8. Nichols
Abram Shuman
Otis Shepard
H. Staples Potter
John Wales
Metropolitan National Bank of Boston
W. O. Blaney
Globe National Bank
W. B. Stevens
F. H. Story
Horace H. Stevens
Atlantic National Bank
William Read
RE. E. Rice
Market National Bank
Henry L. Millis
Merchandise National Bank
Charles A. Foster
Atlas _ National _Bank
Matthew Luce
J. C. Spaulding
George K. Guild
M. D. Spaulding
National City Bank
George E. Mixter
Arthur Burnham
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Frank
Potter
John Q. Henry
Boston National Bank
William A. Russell
John C. Howe
Cyrus Wakefield
James H. Bouveé
Silas Peirce
Columbian National Bank
Horatio Newhall
Tremont National Bank
Henry Endicott
Ezra H. Baker
Faneuil Hall National Bank
F. Woodbridge
Nathan Robbins
Continental National Bank
Oliver Ditson
Commonwealth National Bank
Francis A. Foster
R. M. Pulsifer
First National Bank
Mortimer K. Mason
Salem
Asiatic National Bank
Leonard B. Marrington
James B. Gurwen
Charles H. Tuttle
Edward D. Ropes
George Wheatland
George F. Brown
George H. Allen
Alfred A. Mower
Eben Sutton
George E. Ives
George H. Poor
John H. Sutton
Leverett
Tuckerman
Augustus §. Brown
Mercantile National Bank
Charles Harrington
Oliver Thayer
David Moore
Ohn M. Anderson
H. O. Flint
John Kinsman
Arthaw Robson
Merchants’ National Bank
James P. Cook
Eresident
William Northey
E. Augustus Smmerton
James Braden
James F. Aimy
James Dugan
W. Currier
National Exchange Bank
Nathan Nichols
Joseph I. Dane
George W. Williams
Joseph F. Walden
Benjamin Shreve
C.D. Becker
Naumkenational Bank
J. H
Lynn National
George E. Barnard
Stephen F. Breed
George A. Creighton
Kk. Donallan
Charles S. Fuller
Willis W. George
Charles Fk. Harwood
John W. Healey
W. Henry Hutchinson
John Macnair
Augustus
Martin
Charles RB. Oliver
Henry B. Sprague
Mark J. Worthley
Amos F. Breed
Charles Ff. Coffin
William. Bassett
John 5
Charles H. Newhall
Aaron F. Smith
National Security
Benjamin F. Spinney
Ulree . Johnson
William F. Morgan
Joseph N
Mit
James Phelan
Martin H. Hood
Samuel Hollis
David J. Lord
Fann River
National banks elect directors in multiple communities
Meeting reports list directors for Fall River National Guilford and Pocassett National with names such as Hathaway Slade Borden and Turner. First National Bratton Morton Brayton and others chosen. Second National includes Lincoln Fisher Holmes and Prentiss. Orange National Bank held an annual meeting naming G A Whipple president and other officers. Danvers First National Bank elected Tapley president and other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
Fall River National
Guilford H. Hathaway
John P. Slade
Richard B. Borden
Henry 5Enner
Ferdinand H. Gifford
Herbert Field
Charles I. Porter
Philip H. Borden
Wendell
Turner
Pocassett National
Weaver Osborn
John C. Milne
Lloyd
Earl
Nathan Read
F. H. Stafford
Joseph Healy
K. E. Hathaway
First National
Johns
Brayton
H. A. Brayton
David A. Brayton, Jr
James M. Morton
Tomas E. Brayton
Edward L. Anthony
Andrew Borden
Second National
Leontine Lincoln
Charles E. Fisher
Albert Winslow
Charles J. Holmes
Arnold B. Sanford
Cyrus C. Rounseville
Junius P. Prentiss
B. M.G. Durfee
Edwin Mudge
John R. Langley
C. H. Ue
W. M. Currier
A. 8S. Richards
R. K
Business Troubles Hit Chicopee Falls Tool Works
The B and J W Belcher Agricultural Tool Works at Chicopee Falls shut down pending a financial status investigation. Twenty workers were employed seasonally. Poor management by junior partner B W Belcher blamed. senior J W Belcher remains hardworking. Banks hold secured positions. creditors unlikely to lose. Also creditors of John C Grouse Boston received 17 cents on the dollar. liabilities 15 500, assets 2700. Suffolk Market Boston seeks 15 cents on the dollar compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &. J. W. Belcher Agricultural Tool Works
Chicopee Falls
B. W. Belcher
J. W. Belcher
John C. Grouse
Charles Street
Boston
Worcester & Rockwood
Suffolk Market
Cape Cod Travellers Hold Annual Meeting at Revere House
The Cape Cod Commercial Travellers Association held its annual meeting and banquet at the Revere House yesterday afternoon with about sixty-five members and guests. Officers elected for the coming year include President George M. Carpenter and Vice President Josiah F. Knowles, with Frank W. Sisson as secretary and Andrew Hawes as treasurer, alongside an executive committee including J. L. Richards and W. R. Lapham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Josiah IF. Knowles
Providence
Frank W. Sisson
Ew Bedford
Andrew Hawes
Oston
E. E. Stevenson
Boston
A. W. Thompson
Middleboro
J. L. Richards
W.C. Hardy
George T. Basset
Harwich
C. A. Belcher
W. R. Lapham
Harry Collier
Farm School for Indigent Boys Holds Annual Meeting
The Asylum and Farm School for Indigent Boys reported 100 boys housed, 26 new admissions, 18 discharged with six placed in approved races and twelve returned to their heads. The shoe shop opened in fall is thriving and officers were elected including President Charles P. Bowditch and Vice President Samuel Eliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylum and Farm School
State Street
C. H. Bradley
Charles P. Bowditch
Samuel Eliot
Alfred Bowditch
George D. Deblois
Eben Bacon
Arthur Dexter
George A. Gardner
Robert H. Gardiner
Henry
Men Who Made Cider Elect Massachusetts Association Officers
At the annual meeting of the Fruit Growers Cider and Cider Vinegar Makers Association of Massachusetts held at Ploughman Hall in this city, officers were elected and directed to seek legislative support for fruit growing and cider industries. E. M. Holbrook of Sherborn was named president and others filling key roles include vice president Charles Lacroix Millis secretary E F Dickenson Billerica treasurer E F Gerry Lynnfield with a board of directors named. The group also urged lawmakers to give consideration to fruit growing and cider manufacturing interests.
Home for Aged Couples Holds Annual Meeting
The Home for Aged Couples corporation met in Park Street Church vestry with President Elizabeth A. Carleton presiding. Finances showed a year-end balance of 2012 after 7506 in receipts and 5494 in expenditures. debt-free with property valued at 45907 and 590 current members. Trustees were elected and a new Walnut avenue building was proposed when finances allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Home For Aged Couples
Park Street
Elizabeth A. Carleton
Carleton
Walnut Avenue
M.D. Spreedent
J. Hamilton Farrar
Jonas Fitch
G. W. Richardson
Hiram Emery
Nathaniel Brown
J. 8. Nickerson
William B. Tilton
J. W. Smith
Oliver Ames
Erastus B. Badger
A. D. Morse
M. F. Dickinson
J. G. Ingersoll
J. H. Wetherell
John C. Haynes
H. A. Ewing
H. ©. Whitcomb
W. P. Clark
John Foster
Philip 8. Moxom
George H. Young
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A list of buyers from multiple cities including Binghamton Columbus Columbia Lebanon and St Louis with names and firms such as Lester & Co Cohen & Bro Durland Thompson Jick Dougall Moore Parrish Williams and Lowenstein. The clipping reads as a circulated notice of merchants and agents visiting or operating from various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
M Brown
Lester & Co
Columbus
A Ramafelder
Columbia
Penn
S Cohen
Cohen & Bro
Py Cone Penn
Durland
Thompson
Lebanon
Penn-M Cohen
S Cohan & Bro
Jick Dougall
E G Moore & Jo
St Louis
H Smith
Commercial Matters in Commodity Markets Report
Commodity notes show mixed activity with several staples steady or firm. Oats and oatmeal rise while eggs and meat items pause. fruits like oranges show fair demand and apples slow. sugars and molasses remain quiet with tallow firm.
James and Abbot Lumber Market Steady with Broad Demand
The lumber market shows steady conditions with ample supply and fair movement at yards. Eastern mills shut, Northern mills busy, pennsylvania hemlock in demand, and hardwoods steady though select cherry scarce. various timber products priced across regions and categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umber
Jumber
Pennsylvania
Canada
Indiana
Vetern
Zusual Yard
Grain Market Summary from Chicago and New York
Chicago reports firm wheat values with foreign buyers on breaks and a weakening cold wave that failed to arrive. A key operator reduced holdings after high prices, while corn remains dull yet firm and selling slows. NY closing grain futures prices follow understated moves and range-bound activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Williams & Co
Maren
Cose & Wees
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reichsmarks
Hursday
Atchison
Texas & Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Atchison Company
Atchison’s
Gulf Road
Burlington & Quincey
Mexican Central
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Atlantic & Pacific
Ee Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Leen
Boston News Bureau
Eastern
New England
Common
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Wisconsin
Sonora
Birmingham
Kansas
R. A. Dewman
R. Hayward
Blake Brothers &Co
Hayward
Townsend
W. & Townsend
Great Falls
Arkansas
Own and Land Co
Mfg
Lansing & No. RR
Topers & So
Western BR
Smith RR
Scrip
Ft. Smith RR. Co. Scrip
Taunton N. Bk
Bristol Co. N. Bk
Adm
N. Revere Bank
Merchants’ N. Bank
Do Mercantile N. Bank
Conn. River RR. Co
Atlantic Cotton Iills
Boston Athenasum
Lawrence Mfg
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Merrimack Mfg
Continental Wills
Old Boston N. Bank
Suffolk N. Kank
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
Newmarket Mfg
Union Pacific, Lincoln
Colorado
Kansas City
Lawrence
Gonnees Suffolk, Bank
Jacksve LU
Consolidated RR
Sugar Refineries Co
Col
Springfield & Cin. RR
Portland
Portsmouth
Globe NI. Bank
Old Colony RR. Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Leavenworth, Top. & So. Western RR
Atch
Guar
N. Eagle Bank
Ign Ney
Santa Fe Mining
T &S
B& N
Cbs Q
Conn & P
Rivecy
F&rm
Ny&ne
Cal Trust
Do Trust
Settee Ee
Fts & M
Hell
Lamson SS
Aspinwall Land
Cutler Eee
E. FE Et Hoston
Frenchman’s Bay
Lamoine Land
Searee
Sullivan Harbor
West Kn
Wollaston Land
Huron
National
Jamaracs
Maine
Ny&n
Arnold
Wee
Bonanza Devel’ Tees
Mont Oseve
Hutte & Boston
Cal
Hecla
Siscoees
Catalpa
Huron Eee - Ironton
KeEarsarge
Eseveee
Eevewee Tl
Pew Pa
Juiney
Ailasack Odd Eekly
Land Companies
Boothbay
W.P
Oylkston Street
Caimpobello
Bay
Lanwoine
Payson Sete
Vetere Wee
Winthrop
L. G
At. & Pac
B. & Doinc
LOL & MO
Gene Tee
Chi
Kan. & W
Tal. Do. Inc
Ween
C. & W. Mich
Elk H
Central
Go Inc
LOOR
Nor. Pac
Nape
DO. Lh
L. C
Rutland
Senee Southern Kan
Cove
Sondra
Loeter Si. Jo
G. L
Union News
S. F
Atéh
Csessee Boston & Aildany
BOLLS
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maines
Hoston & Prov
Southern
Rene Dees
Wes Ews A
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Col. Sp
Clim
Ain Bell
Fitebourg
Flint & P.M
Brees
Ron Nhl
Ae K. C
Og & L Chum Gon
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K. C
Mem
Eer
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Law& Fos
St. Linn Cs Ceaapaanes Ae
Asplitwall Land
Boston Land
Ibrookline Land
Eiveewan
Summolt Istangh
Union Paeific
Wisconugin Central
Maverik Land
Sae
Bell
Cs Ta
Cave
SoCo Bee
Welaston
Tropica
Enema
Eastman
Lamson
Settee
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Burton Stock
Eastman Car
Thomson-Houston Elec
Crescent
Penobscot Bay Land
Pacifie
Blore Glen
Air Line
Ig & Pr
C. T
N. Ceer
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ohio
del. & L
Seere
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Houston & Texas
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Tex
Lake Shore
Wai
Loig Island
Et Lou
Man
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Comtal
Ing. Ng
Hesex
Nash
N. J
Bois
Northweat
N. J. Cent
Booys
Orne
Pittsburg
W. P
Ock Island
St. L
Bion
Eeee Ag
St. Pala
St. P. Me &Miscevs
Teese Pacific
Bolg Tol
U0 Pacific
Utica & BR
Ess
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
American
N.W
Cen. P. Ists
Trans.s
Tdia St. L
St. P. Oe
St P
Py& T. Sus
Ae Union
N. J. C. Int
PRG
N. Pac
U. P. Ists
N. W
W. Shore
Adams
Reeses
Wells Fargo
Amador
Mutuals.& M
Sss
Ontario
Chollar
Ophir
del Monte
Union
Exchequer
United Cop’r
Elevated Railway GO
First Mortgage
American Exchange National Bank
NEW York Financial
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Wacific
Richmond & Alleghany
Belleville & South Ilinois
Wabash
Great Western
Chicago & Indiana Coal
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Foreign Financial Markets
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington
Boston Menor
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
Heribree Oak
Congress Street
Kire Street
Congress Square
Quincy House
Lynn
Morner’s Grain and LL
Marin
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