Money Market Steady with Easier Tendency in 1889
Boston money market shows little change with a tilt toward ease. Call rates hold at 4 to 5 percent, time paper 4 to 6 percent. New York funds quoted at 20 cents discount on 1000. Clearinghouse balances steady, weekly exchanges up from last year, and government securities unchanged.
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Boston
New York
New York Clearing House
Millson
Pennsylvania
Gray Forge
Southern Pig Iron
Mining shares drift. Franklin and Huron outputs rise
Mr. Noble, treasurer, reports principal office in Anniston Alabama and registration at New England Trust Company Boston. Mining shares generally fall with Quincy Calumet Atlantic and Boston & Montana dropping. Franklin mine June production 190 tons unchanged from May and up from last year. six month total 1138 tons, up from 1080. Huron mine June output 101 tons, down from May, total since Jan 1 1736 tons versus 725 last year. Frenchmans Bay Land strengthens, rising from 644 bid to 7% sale.
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Wisconsin Central Road
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quine
Nion Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pullman
Mexican Central
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Chicago
West Michigan
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Atchison
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Southern Kansas
Boston & Maine
Eastern
New York & New England
Preferred
Anniston Land Company of
Alabama
Boston Stock Exchange
Noble
Anniston
Ala
New England Trust Company
Boston
Quincy
Calumet 1
Atlantic
Boston & Montana
Franklin
Huron
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Local banks declare varied semiannual dividends in New England and beyond
The Winfield Mortgage and Trust Company and 91 Equitable Building Boston announce a dividend of per cent. Amherst Savings Bank declares a semi annual dividend of 2 percent. Citizens National Bank Newport New Hampshire proclaims a semi annual 3 percent dividend. Mouhegan National Bank Milford lists 34 percent. Ashuelot National Bank Cheshire and Keene National Bank New Hampshire declare four percent. Keene Five Cents Savings Bank and Keene Guaranty Savings Bank each declare two percent. Billings Spencer Company Hartford announces a quarterly dividend of 2 percent.
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Winfield Mortgage and Trust Company
Winfield
Kan
Equitable Building
Boston
Amherst Savings Bank
Citizens’ National Bank of
Newport
N. H
Mouhegan National Bank of
Milford
Ashuelot National Bank
Cheshire
Keene (N.H.) National Bank
Keene
Five Cents Savings Bank
Keene Guaranty Savings Bank
Billings & Spencer Company
Hartford
Savannah and Western Railroad bonds offer 5 million subscription
The Savannah and Western Railroad Company, organized in 1838, issues 5 million in bonds secured by a first mortgage on the line from Americus to Birmingham and branches to Roanoke and Greenville. The Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia guarantees interest and principal. The mortgage covers the entire property, with total issue limited to 18,000 dollars per mile. The company’s stock is owned by the Central RR and Banking Co. of Georgia, a long-established lineage with a history of strong dividends and ongoing system improvements.
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Savannah and Western Railroad Company
Georgia
Alabama
Central Railroad System
Columbus and Western Railway Company
East Alabama Railway Company
Eufaula and Clayton Railroad Company
Columbus and
Columbus
Greenville
Western Raiway
Savannah and Western RR. Co
Western Railway of Alabama
Savannah and Western RR
Savannah and Western Railroad
Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Quotations and Last Sales in Mining Markets
A compact listing of quotations and last sales across many securities. Includes closing prices for Canadian and U.S. bonds and stocks, with noted percent changes and mixed readings. Highlights include Erie 2ds, Kan. P. cons., Trans. 6s, L. & M. g 5s, St. PB, U. Pac, W. Shore, and a mining section with Bein, Occidental, Ophir, and Nevada names.
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Ist. L
St. L
St. P
Tex. Py L. G
P. R.G
U. Pac
Ase
W. Shore
Foreign financial market notes from London and Paris
London July 6 Consols quoted at 98 11 16 for money and 98 13 16 for accounts Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 30 4 4 do seconds 6 percent Canadian Pacific 57 1 2 Illinois Central 115 Mexican ordinary 52 St Paul common 70 38 Pennsylvania 52 Reading 24 Mexican Central 68 Money 114 percent Rate of discount 14 1 8 to 14 1 4 percent Paris 3 percent rentes at 83 francs 70 centimes bullion withdrawn from Bank of England today £57 000.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Clos
Ing
Ee Alt. & T
le Amnoucz
Cseccorsoucces
At. & Pacific
Arnold
Atchison
Atlantic
Air
Bonanza Devel't
Mont
C. R
Bute
Boston
Cal
Hecla
Cataipa
Crescent
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Central
Dunkin
Ches. & Ohio
Franklin
Huron
Ironton
Chi
Kearsarge
Everest
Oscéola
Tamarack
Aspinwall
del. & L
Boothbay
R.G
Weston W.P
East Tenn Teee
Boylaton Street
Brookline
Nes
Campobello
Erie
French Bay
Maverick
Fort Wayne
Newport
Vayson
Houston & Lexas
Penobscot Asene
Centra
San Diego
J Kan
Tex
Sullivan
Kings. & Pem
Topeka
Ke & W
West End
Eyss Winthrop Jie
Lake Shore
Wollaston
Ewer Fe
Long Island
Lous. & Nash
Louis
N. A
Fesremir
Ove Met
Klev
S.u Wa
Pac
Ohio
Essex
L. G
Do Inc
Chi, Kan, & W
N.Y
C. & W. Mich
Ohio & Miss
M.& St
West
Oregon
Oregon S. Line
K. C
St. i Lin
W.V
Rock Island
Central Con
Rome
W. XU
St. L . Ae
Oan
Mex
S. l
St. Paul
N.E
St. P.M
Holy Boy
Sieeve
Tol
O. C
U, Pacific, Soc
Pueb, & Ai Vv
Rutland
Wes LE
Southern Kan
Io Land and Miscellaneous Companies
Do Tex
Td Oregon Im
Cae
Ener
Pacific Mail
Sonora
Pullman Pal
Vas
W. Union
Union Pacific
American Oil
Con. Gas
Peere
Eee Do Inc
Cameron Goal
Tenn. C. & L
Chi. Gas ‘Trust
Boston & Parrae Ais
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Penne
Boston & Prov
Southern
Sentral
Mass
Cleye
Canton
el .M
Maine Central
Entral
Norther
Sarnint
Wisconsin Central
Bell
Eastman
Lamgon Store Ser
Yulluuan Palace Car Co
Wylsurton Stuck Car Co
Liverpool
Willinois Steel Co
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Desert
Last Shore
Malden Electric Co
Ah Ae
New York Despatch Co
North Chi
Rolling Mills
National Lead Trust
Sale Sugar Refineries Co
Llbys
Thomson-Houston Eee
Tabhis
Do ‘Trust
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winnishamet Cor
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central News
Paris
Bank of England
Apaches Life in the Wild West At Point of Pines
Outdoor entertainment presented nightly at Point of Pines features trained horses and realistic Wild West acts. Tomorrow Tuesday offers an afternoon and evening show, repeating the July Fourth program after weather delayed attendance.
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Point OF Pines
Wild West
Wall Street Notes From Miscellaneous Listings
A fragmented listing appears with company names and values including Santa Fe Copper Harvard Land Fort Worth Cowland Iron and others. The data shows prices and item counts, with mentions of East Boston Land West Hud Land National Telephone and Foster Electrics among the scattered entries.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Ewey
Boston Land
Santa Fe
National Telephone
Harvard Land
Bonney
Foster Electrics
Ccccur Geen
New York markets report July 6 1873 stock and bond roundup
Money on call easy no loans with 3 percent close. Prime mercantile paper strong. demand in Northeast. Sterling weak with 60 day bills at 4.56 and demand 4.3742. Railroad bonds dull. Atchison Lake Shore New England active yet weak. Stock list narrow. Houston & Texas up to 79.4, Kansas & Texas up 1 to 62, Indianapolis firsts down 0.5, Minneapolis & St. Louis down 0.95. Total rail sales 309 thousand. Market quiet after bank reserves drop. 95 thousand shares traded today.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Reichsmarks
Boston Post
Canada
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Providence
St. Paul
Omaha
Minneapolis
Detroit
Denver
Cleveland
Columbus
Memphis
Peoria
Indianapolis
Usu
Kighmond
Fort Worth
Br. Joseph
Vyortland
Galveston
Norfolk
Hartford
New Haven
Springfeld
Orcester
Wichita
Los Angeles
Lowell
Buffalo
Lee
Jonllas
Livers
Birmingham
Wee Bioux City
Aiavale Owen Muo Er
Ene Fontreal
Can
Halifax
Paris
N.Y
Atchison
Trust Securities
Messrs. E. H. Rollins & Son
Portsmouth
George F. Casilear
Moore & Schley
New York Stock Exchange
Marden
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Atchicon
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Brookline Chronicle
Atchison, Il
Louisiana & Missouri River
Evansville
Wisconsin Central
Prime Mercantile
Fromm
Sterling Exchange
Atcchison
Lake Shore
New England
Houston &Texas General
Kansas & Texas
Decatur
Boston School Committee Eyes East Boston Site Move
The committee chair writes Mayor Hart proposing to buy any suitable lot for a new schoolhouse in the Adams district East Boston, not obliged to buy the discussed lot. The Mayor plans to sign the order for school purposes including a lot for a new East Boston schoolhouse.
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Committee On
The
Boston School Committee
Hart
Adams
Boston
Steamer New York Hosts Press Club Outing
About twenty five or thirty members of the Press Club with their ladies rode the staunch steamer New York on a Saturday afternoon excursion. Invited by Harry M Glewen the voyage offered matinee trips for ladies and children. Allerton, Nantasket Beach, and Lindall's Orchestra enhanced the ride as the group enjoyed Massachusetts Bay scenery and a pleasant harbor cruise.
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Press Club
New York
Harry M’glewen
Allerton
Nantasket
Minot
Lindall
Massachusetts Bay
Port electric system promises rapid mail transport
The Nineteenth Century notes a new Port electric system using magnetic attraction to propel a car along an elevated single track. Coils along the line connect to a power source. as each coil is activated the next is closed, sustaining motion. Braking is addressed by Mr John Williams. The model is on display at the Old South Meeting House. Elastic Starch advertises a trial.
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John ‘J. Williams
Old South Meeting House
Washington Street
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Treasury
Clearing House
New York City
Anniston Inn
Messrs. W. McKleroy
William H. Woods
John W. Nobie
3. Noble
J. W. Durr
T. F. Howel
W. G. Ledbetter
P. J. Goodhart
McKleroy
Mr. Woods
William A. Davis
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
F. B. Rogers
Congress St
K’y & Nav. Co
Pacific
St. Jos. & Gr. Isl
Congress Street
Allen S. Weeks
Ksoston Stock Exchange
Rew York
Ment Securities
BOA
A. M
Nmw&s
Nmw&s P Theresees
Og & L
St Jos & Gr Laland
Hell
Irie
Lamson
Giles Glioux
Val Olin
Frenchman’s Bay
Lenox & Stock Land
Atlantic Mining
Honanza
B & Mont
Ceeees
Osceola
Sceereerere
Santa Va
Sts Ag Mio
Pws
Ceceeseere
Unlistei Securit
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Thom Hount Klee
Westinghouse Elec
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York
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Las
Acuffalo
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N.S
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J. Paul
Lalo
City OF
Central, Trust Company OF
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Isis
Bone
Advanced
Georgi Rh
Montgomery & Eufaula Rail
Ocean 8, C. Co
Hollins
Wall Street, New York
E.W. Clark & 69
South Fourth Street
Wilson Colston
Messrs. Richardson, Hill & CO
Water Street
Can. So
Cen. V. Lets
Kan. P
Union
N.J. C
N. P
Aspen
E'S
Best & Uel
Ontario
Qatenanger
Cal&Va
E Cristo
Nevada
Gouldé& Curry
Silver King
Hoek, Coal
United Copper
Homestake
Oear
Foreign Financial
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Financial
East Boston
Portelectric
Company
Boston, Mass
John M. Corse
Thomas W. Bicknell
Eledrician
A. E. Dolberr
Somerville
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Kansas
Kansas New England Loan and Trust CO
State St
J. M. Atwood
Texas
Securities
D. P. Ives & CO
Water St
Territory of
Utah
Thos. P. Boole & CO
Coeress
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Lagrange St
Wash. Loring
Soper
J. E. Carter & Co., Barkers & Commission Brokers
Washington ST
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