Money Market Steady With Higher New York Exchange
Boston financial reports show a quiet money market at 2 percent on clearing house funds and 4 to 6 percent on general time loans. New York exchanges surged to 116,845,540 dollars with higher balances, while London and German figures also rose, and Atchison stock dominated daily trading with notable declines and rumors surrounding its finances.
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
The Pullman Palace Car Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 per share. The Weetamoe Mill of Fall River declares a dividend of 2 percent. The Union Belt Company of Fall River declares a dividend of 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace Car Company
Weetamoe Mill
Fall River
Union Belt Company of
International Trust Directors and Officers Named
International Trust lists directors William W. Crapo Johan Goldthwatt Warren B. Potter William A. Haskell John C Paige Temple John Mc Graham William Claffin Robert M Morse Jr William T Prker P A Collins Thomas F Gramam President Henry L Jewett Secretary Authorized to accept and execute Trusts under Wills or otherwise Legit Repository for Administrators Executors Trustees Guardians and Courts of Law Interest allowed on deposits subject to check receivable through the Clearing House Registrars and transfer agents Exchange on London for £1 and upwards Cable transfers made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
London
Auction Sale of Stocks and Bonds on Saturday
The Chanc auction lists many lots to be sold by auction on Saturday January 19 1889. Readjusted entries include banks in Portland Maine and Boston area railroad and mill shares plus numerous railroad bonds and city issues. The sale is by order of executrix and executors with numerous named companies and railway holders in the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Portland
National Bank
Cumberland National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
National Webster Bank
National Fazle Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Howard National Bank
Globe National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Arkansas Valley
Cabot Mfg. Co
Edwards Mfg. Co
Everett Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
N. EL
Old Colony Rit
New England Class Co
Boston Heating Co
First Nat.bank
Chelsea
Mass
City of Portsmouth
N. H
Chicago
U. S
U.S
City of
Lombard Invest
Decatur
Reng & So
Western RR. Lin
Argonauin Club
Third Nat. Bank
Third Nat. Bank. 10 Shares Mass. Title Ins. Co
Globe Nat. Bank
Arlington Mills
Central Nat. Bank
Hpkinton Nat. Bank
Hopkinton
Boston
New York Money Market and Stock Activity Report
The report shows easy money on call from 2 to 2 percent with last loan at 2 and closing at 2. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 6 and cents. Bond markets were dull but firm with railroads active. Texas Pacific and San Francisco, Missouri Pacific, and Cotton Oil notable. The day closed dull and heavy near the day’s lows as several issues rebounded briefly. Railroad bond sales totaled $1,408,000 with mixed gains across many issues and city line securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacific
San Francisco
Colorado
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Pteee Pacific
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Kansas & Texas
Texas & Pacific
Chicago
Santa Fe
California
Brooklyn
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Financial Market Summary from London and Paris
London early quotes show Consols at 98 15 16 for money and 99 1 16 for the account. U S 4 42s 110 percent, Canadian Pacific 53 percent, Erie 29 Erie seconds 105, Mexican ord 40, St Paul 66, Newark Central 111 42, Reading 25, Mexican first 71, Money 244 2 percent. Bar silver at 42 11 16d. Discount rate 2 11 16 percent for bills. Paris 3 percent rentes at 83 francs 24 percent, London exchange 25 francs 29 42 centimes. Imperial Bank of Germany reports a 20 056 000 mark increase in specie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allen
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
Mont
Kintire
Jal
Hocla
Tatalpa
Crescent
Dunkin
Franklin
Haron
Wee . Se Enee . 13 i Ironton
Kearsat
Osceola
Pewabic
Uinvy
Sante N
Gabelke
Eis
Tamarac
Aspinwale
Boothbay
Boston W. P
Oyton Street
Brooklin
Eure
Hay
Newport
Laimoine
Eevee
Payson Steerer
Eset Penobscot
At. & Pac
Lst
Chi
Kan. & W
Do Inc
C. & W. Mich
Con. Vt
D.D
K. C
U. Bs
Central
N.Y
Oregon L
Pueb. & A. V
Rutland
Southern Kan
Sonora
Stero& G
Union Pacificos
Atlantic & Pacific
Syoston & Albany
Isoston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Loston & Prov
Cal
Southern
Central of Mass
C.H
Eveee
Cleve
Canton
Col. Sp. & Cln
Det
Flint & P. M.com
Evewes
K.C
Gut
K.¢C
Sp. & Mem
Eec
Maine Central
N. Laweee
Summit
Unions Pacific
Cserss
West End
Wisconsin Central
Bell
Erie
Eaewe
Eastman
Lainson Store Ser. CO
Pallmian Palace Car Co
Ailroads
Idge
Ing
Ing Alt
T. Heese
Aiken
Air Line
SOL Edu
Roch, & Reenes
Ik E Nescoves
Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Ain
St. L. Ey
He & D
Ill
del, & H
del. & L
Fort Wayne
Hocking Alley
Houston
Texas
Kan
Tex
Tae Lake Shore
Long Island
Louis
Beach
Eley
Seeer
Sheen One
St. Eenee
Essex Tee
A & Chat
N. J. Conit
St. Eoreer
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Oregon Trans
Pittsburg
Reading
W. P
Rock Island
Rome, W
Eene
Rites
AGG Pace
Esas Ald
St. Paul
Ener
St. P
M. & Mores
Ve Tol. & O
Epref
U. Pacific
Vtica & BR
L& P
W. Eae
Oregon Imp
BOL Pacific Mail
Pittman Pal
Bola W. Union
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Mexican Ordiary
Newark Central
Paris
Imperial Bank of Germany
National Union Bank Votes Capital Cut to 200000
At Fall River stockholders adjourned meeting the bank reported total loans 416370.79 stocks 35497.85 and other items totaling 457790.34. Surplus 54600 and earnings. They voted 1854 to 45 to reduce capital to 200000 and elected John T. Burrell clerk along with nine directors including Daniel Wilbur and John D. Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falll River
National Union Bank
Union Savings Bank
National Bank
John T. Burrell
Daniel Wilbur
John D. Flint
David M. Anthony
Samuel Waddington
David P. Davis
Reuben Hargraves
Thomas D. Covel
William C. Cornell
Stephen R. Ashley
Clark Chase
Insolvency Court Lists Bowler & Hall Creditors
At yesterday’s Insolvency Court session the Bowler and Hall creditors meeting fixed liabilities near 34000 with assets about 10000. Levi W. Scott and Samuel J. Elder were named assignees for Bowler & Hall and Hartshorn & Co respectively. Other cases included Union Furniture Company's 15000 liabilities with 9000 nominal assets and several smaller judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler & Hall
Buchanan & Lyall, Patterson & Co
F. Abrahams
Levi W. Scott
William D. Forbes
H. M. Hartshorn & Co., Samuel J. Elder
Union Furniture Company of
Boston
United States
Canada
Constipation Endorsed by Dr J K Fortson Kiowa Ind Ter
Dr J K Fortson of Fortson Kiowa Ind Ter says Horsford's Acid Phosphate has helped his patients with constipation and warrants thorough trial by the profession. He reports success from using the remedy in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
J. K
Fortson
Kiowa
Ind
Boot and Shoe Buyers Listed by City and Firm
A fragmented list shows boot and shoe buyers and firms across multiple cities including Augusta J Gouley Craw Albany NY H I Converse Chicago T B Dohan Gossage Co Philadelphia Morse Rogers N Fisher Naisher Co Greacen Fisher etc. Names and firms appear with city affiliations in a dense directory-like snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Mulherin, Rice & Co
Augusta
Gouley
Craw
Albany
Converse
IF Converse & Son
Chicago
Marks
Florshelin
W& Co
Penn
Cacinnati
O J Thorne
Thorne & Co
Cincinnati
E L Virden
Mabley & Carew
Cincnnati
Spear
J Shillito Co
Letroit
Louisville
J H Quast
J H Quast & Co
Madison
C A Stanton
New York City
D P Morse
Morse & Rogers
Fisher
Naisher & Co
Market Snapshot From The Commodities Ledger
Commercial matters show mixed signals with several staples steady or quiet. Notes indicate oats firmer and rye quiet while cornmeal and corn remain slow. butter, cheese, pork, corned beef, and sugars show limited price movement and overall quiet demand.
Wheat trading mixed as Jones-Kennet Hopkins push buys
Chicago reports heavy buying by Jones Kennett and Hopkins and strong selling by Poole and Sherman. Outside markets Duluth and Minneapolis rise on winter wheat prospects while New York and St Louis close with varied cash and futures quotes for wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Jones, Kennett and Hopkins
Poole and
Sherman
Duluth
Minneapolis
C . Williams & Co
Market News from the Fishermen's Wharf and Gloucester
The Gloucester market reports steady prices amid warm weather with ample receipts. Mackerel trade is quiet but demand may rise. large pickled bank prices around 425 to 450 dollars, herring steady, codfish quiet, and fresh fish trade easier due to higher arrivals. A schooner brought 400000 from Placentia Bay, first arrival from that port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Grover Cleveland
Placentia Bay
I . Eae
Ieee
Jans
Labrador
Georges Bay
Best
Norfolk
Providence
Gloucester
Mass
Newfoundland
Grandbank
Halibut Trade Improves As Fleet Returns With Large Catches
Arrivals include 17 fares bringing 169000 lbs codfish 156700 lbs halibut 650000 lbs frozen herring 320000 lbs haddock and 10000 lbs hake. Lizzie Griffin leads with 93560 lbs of fish valued at 7239 as best single trip from this port. Prices across salt cod mackerel and pickle fish listed with multiple regional quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Griffin
Alice C. Jordan
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Western Bank
Hake
Haddock
Labrador
Bay of Island
Round Shore
Eastport
California
Halifax
Wool Sales Update From London and Antwerp
Balme & Co report first series arrivals at 228 988 bales with 89 000 shipped to the Continent and Yorkshire. Estimated total 365 000 bales, about 120 000 to be forwarded. 245 000 bales remain, nearly 50 000 Cape and Natal wools. Market quiet with prices near last auctions. Antwerp sales show 27 hundred bales offered, with Buenos Ayres and Montevideo lots traded at varied prices. demand remains spirited but holders wary of offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Balme & Co
Continent
Yorkshire
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Antwerp
Buenos
Copper Tin and Lead Market Quiet in London Trade
The Metal Market report from London on January 18 notes a quiet copper market with Chili bars at 77 pounds 10 shillings and futures at 78 pounds. Tin shows quiet trade with spot at 97 pounds 12 shillings 6 pence and futures at 98 pounds. Lead remains flat at 13 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grain and Flour Prices Across U.S. Markets
John E. Welsh reports carload grain prices with steady flour quotes amid quiet trading. Domestic flour prices range from 2.75 to 6.25 per barrel, with spring patents strongest. New York and Chicago markets show mixed wheat and corn receipts and firmer tones in multiple basins. Receipts and exports totals appear across Duluth, Detroit, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, with No 2 red and steamer yellow values noted for corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City Mills
State
Milwaukee
St Louis
Chicago
Duluth
Toledo
Baltimore
Detroit
Aless
Peoria
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearing House
St. Louis
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Enw. C. H. Venner & Co
Lod
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Messrs
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Magoun
Moston
Union Pacific
Adams
Congress
Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
California Southern
Atlantic& Pacific
Cleveland & Cantoneer
Chicago & Est
Mexican Central
Chicago, Lurlington & Quincy
Oregon Short Line
New York & New England
Consolidated Vermont
Hastern
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Oo End Street Railway
Bell Telephone
New England
West End Railway Company
Brookline
San Diego
French Bay
Aspinwall
Sullivan
Boston & Montana
Kearsarge
Napa
National
Quincy
Tamarack
Calumet & Heela
The
Marquette Mining Journal
Calumet
No. 8
Hecla
Lansing
Mich
Pewabie
Pewabie Company
Boston News Bureau
Calume
Butte
Anaconda
J. K. Haggin
Anaconda Company
Billings
Rocky Fork
Condi
Cor
Devonshire ST
William W. Crapo
Johan Goldthwatt
Warren B. Potter
William A. Haskell
John C. Paige
Temple
John Mc Graham
William Claffin
Robert M. Morse
William T. Prker
P. A. Collins
Thomas F
John M. Gramam
Henry L. Jewett
Boston Std
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Boi
Consol
Nashua & Lowell
Vainbrige Gas Light Co
Do Winfield Mort, & Trust Co
Winfield, Kun
Lansing & No. RR
Valley
Wil. & Baltimore RR. Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
York Ang. Co
Sontinental Mills
Dewmarket Manufacturing Company
Clinton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Co
Newmarket Mig. Co
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Lowell Hosiery Co
Conn River RR
A Co
Oehburg RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
Suffolk Cordage Co
Mercantile Fire and Marine Ins
American Wire and Marine Ins. Co
Hay State Live Stock Co
Oriental Coffee Hone Co
Do Mercantile Fire and Marine Ins
St. Johnsbury
City
Lawrence & So
Batle& No. RR
Top. & Santa Fe RR
Marion & McPherson RR
Boston & Lowell RR
Freaman’s N. Bank
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado
Michigan Cent
Hill Mfg. Co
Conn. River RR. Co
N. Revere
Merchants’ N. Bk
Salem
Mercantile N. Ik
Salem. 20 Do Suffolk Cordage Co. —~Saaew 3 Shares American Insurance Co
Northern RR. Co
N. Hw
North National Bank
Hilip
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado RR
Kansas City
Leveland & Canton RR
Shetucket Co
Norwich
Conn
Rutland RR
de Naumkeng Steam Cotton Co
Falls & Conway RR
Janaan
NAV
Lsts
Cen
D.& RG
Fargo
Tyg
UnionGs
Tex. P.L. G
N. J.C
Pac
Tex. P. R.G
Tee
N. W. Cons
U. Pac
W. Shore
American
Wells
Erte
St. P. Cons
Amador
Quicksilver
Col. Chis
Col. Coal
Savage
Tenn. C
Union Con
Mutuals
United Cop’r
Ontario
Brokrs’ Board
A. T
K & Wbs
PY & Ark Vales
Bell Tel
Lamson
Santa Fe Ainey
B&m. Eee
T&s
A& Ee
CBS
Sly, Owley, Luna& FS
Atchison Guar
K-C
Fis&men
Eeeereer
TAO
Lg Eremors
B & Mont
Ih & Aa
Setar
Wilson W. Tay & Co
State Street
Lamoire & O
Catalpa
G. M. Haffards & C
Corporation
American Panee Co
Barnardi Ee CO
Bourne Becce Eveee
Corser Cit
Barnaby , Ee Co
Crescent, Mills
Flint Mills
Ee Tranite
Ttargrave’s Mills
King Philip Mills
Laurel Lake
Merchants
Mte
Mechanics
Metacomet Mfg. Co
Narragansett
Union Oror Mf
Wampanoag
Weetamoe Mills
Q.osiomint
Seat & Belcher
Potos
Cal. & Va
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Union
Gould & Curry
Utah
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Nevada
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Bingham
Maren
John E. Welsh
Boston Markets
Deronsi
Hite Eueverd
Congress Street
Congress Square
Quincy House
Mower’s
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