Money Market and Clearing House Highlights of Boston
The Money Market notes a soft week with clearing house rate slipping to 2 percent, time loans 4 to 6 percent, call loans 8 to 9 percent, and country banks discounting good mercantile paper. New York funds traded 12 to 16 cents discount per $1000, with weekly clearing exchanges around $102.1 million and balances $13.3 million. Boston stock and bond data show Atchison advances, Mexican Central sale progress, and diverse gains in western mining and telegraph stocks amid a broad market recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ow York
Messrs. Spitzer & Co
Cambridge
Messrs. Potter, Lovell & Co
New York Clearing House
York
Cievnese Secveesses
Jladelphia
Chicago
T. Lows
Resereeseeers
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Montreal
P.Q
Saleh
Halifax
N.S
Stock Exchange
New York City
Atchison
Trust
New York
Boston Stock Exchange
TASD
Nyan
California Southern
Wisconsin Central
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railway Company
Tampico
Boston News Bureau
Boston & Maine Road
Boston & Maine
New Hampshire
West End Land
Anniston
Frenchman’s Bay
Aspinwall Land Company
Mexican Telephone
Guiraud
The
Mexican Telephone Company
Boston & Montana Mining
Boston & Montana
New York Commercial Bulletin
Haggin-Kaiser
Europe
August Belmont & Co
Krench Syndicate
Lead
Frank Savin
Dominick & Dickerman
Deacon White
Dividends Declared By First National Bank of Concord
Dividend notice from First National Bank of Concord New Hampshire announces semi annual 6 percent payout to shareholders. The terse item confirms the bank’s cash distribution schedule and rate for this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Concord
N. H
Atkinson House Furnishing Company Declares Fourth 5 Percent Dividend
The Portland Evening Advertiser notes that the Atkinson House Furnishing Company paid its fourth semi annual dividend of five percent today. The article praises the management for driving growth and increasing stock appeal in Maine investors and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Evening Advertiser
Atkinson House
Maine
San Francisco Mining Stocks Close Prices July Thirteenth
The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on July 13 list Asincia Best & Weicher Bodie Con Cal Crown Point Commonwealth Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Mexican Ophir and Sierra Nevada among others with prices seen near 1.25 3.00 2.00 and 2000.00 units respectively. Union Con is mentioned in the roll but not fully detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best &Weicher Bodie
Crown Point
Commonwealth Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Ophir
Cs .C.cces
Poloss
Bavargs
Sierra Nevada
Union Con
New York Stocks Recover Amid Modest Trading After Fear
New York financial markets show easy money and steady rates with no loans and 2 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper in moderate demand, bar silver at 92, sterling steady with 4.86 to 4.88, government and railroad bonds dull and steady, stocks active and firm after opening. Trusts attacked by short sales but no large volumes traded, as lead and Chicago Gas move with fluctuating prices and a general list rise following early weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Market on the Rise With Grangers Leading Gains
The list advanced about 1 percent with grangers prominent in the move as London buyers and top dealers supported the rise while insiders backed trusts. The market closed quiet but firm with few quotation changes. notable gains included Hocking Valley 5s to 70 and Union Pacific 6s to 120, Kansas & Texas 5s slipping to 57. Weekly bond sales totaled 5.894 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hocking Valley
East Tennessee Equipment
Union Pacific
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Cadillac
Kansas & Texas
London Market Notes on Stocks and Bullion Withdrawals
Foreign financial news from July 13 reports Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 30 percent, Canadian Pacific 57, Erie 2654, Erie seconds 104, Illinois Central 117, Mexican ordinary 65 4, St Paul common 69, New York Central 109, Pennsylvania 62 4, Reading 235 percent. Money 1 percent, discount rates for short and three months bills at 1 1/2 percent. Bank of England bullion withdrawn today totaling £86,000. Paris advices quote 3 percent rentes at 83 1.20 for the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
United States
Reichsmarks
Sigat
Boston
Canada
Caton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Providence
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Pauul
Omaha
Detroit
Denver
Cleveland
Columbus
Hartford
Richmond
Memphis
Indianapolis
Joseph
Yortland
Fort Worth
Wyallas
New Haven
Springfield
Orcester
Galveston
Norfolk
Wichita
Syracuse
Grand Rapids
Topeka
Buffalo
Birmingham
Sete Acre Fioux City
Vacona
Des Moines
Oleare
Montreal
Can
Mreieh
Halifax
N.S
N.Y
Boston Stock Exchange
Edison Phon Toy
Eeeereeere
Thom-Honst LE
Cos Wevessewne
Ted Dail
Allonez
Arnold
Een Beerare
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
Mont
Buite
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Franklin
Ironton
Kearsarge
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Land Companies
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Boston W.P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Ivy E
Campobello
Aeae
French Bay
Maverick
Sneer
Newport
Payson
Penobscot
San Diego Oe
Sullivan
West End
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
Hac
Tsi
Th B
L. G
Luz Do Inc
Oo Chi. Kan, & W
Do Ince
Ewe Ee
K. C
Ft. 8
Central Con
Do Inc
Ake Arate
S. P
N.E
Yds
Do P. O'D
Oregon
Pueb. & A. V
Rutland
Aeoe
Kan
Sonora
Union Pacific
Sied
Do S. F
Wis. Cen
Atch
Top. & SF
Atlantic & Pacife
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Central of Mass
Seeetee
Cleve
Canton
Lg Col. Sp. & Cin
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M. Com
Gulf
K.C
Cl. & Sp
K.C., Sp
BO K CM
B. Wee
P. S
L.E
Stl
Ccecseesees
Union Achhc
Cesses
Iiubee Bee
Wisconsin Central
Bell
Eastman Car Heater
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Do Pref
Chi, Boston & Liverpool Co
Phonograph Toy Mfe
Illinois Steel Co
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Lynn Gas & Electricity Loans
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Malden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
North Chi, Rolling Mills
National Lead Trust
Sugar Refineries Co
Ite
Thomson-Houston Elec
LOY Do
Do ‘Trust
Thomson Elec. Welding
Orn Wan Westinghouse Elee. Co
Be Winnishamet CO
S.e.eeee
At. & Pacific
Gsee
Air L
Roc & Ertee
Can. Pacific
Can. So
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
St. Lo & Pen
He & Eae
Sane
Cley
Aide del. & L
Ft. W
East Tenn
Erie
Fort Pref
Kings
Pem
Cees
Lake Shore
Louis
Mem
Ch Wear
L. S
Weess
St. Beans
Pacife
O & OhIo
O & Essex
Nash, & Chat
Nor
Pacific
Northwest
N. Y
BOS
Ohio & Mis
West
D& E
Ittsburg
Atsg
Rich, & al
Ivo
W.P
Seeenee
Fale Pref
Rome
W. DW
St. L&s. RE
Ape
St. Paul
St. P.M
Texas Pacific
O. C. Rei
U. Pacific
Utica
Land and Miscellaneous Companies
Oregon SM
Eaceveee
Pacific Mail
Pollman Pal
W. Union
Pal
Gas Trust
Tenn. C. & I
Eeee Coor
Sugar Trust
N.W. Deb
Bee Lal
D.& KR. G. Ists
St L
St'l. As. F
Ge Wlewee
St. BP. C.e i Kan
Mme & I
Tex
Tex. P
N.P
UW. Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Cess Horn
Alta
Beleher
Jest & Belcher
N. Neen
Belle Isle
Col
Ontario
Con. C.& Va
Cristo, Ly
Nevada
Hlare & Nor Hock
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Paris
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Exhibit Awards Recap
The exhibition on Saturday awarded prizes across fruits vegetables and flowers. Winners include William Doran & Son for raspberries and currants, B G Smith and C E Grant for various raspberry currants and varieties, with awards also to J H Woodford M W Chadbourne and others for peas corn beans tomatoes and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
William Doran & Son
C. E. Grant
B. G. Smith
McIntosh
Jana
J. H. Woodford
Joseph S. Chase
E. M. Gill
N. Brackett
Warren Heustis & Son
Isaac E. Coburn
C. N. Brackett
C. H. Brackett
Crosby
Caleb Bates
Corey
J. Brackett
Champion
M. W. Chad
J. H. White
W. C. Strong
Japan
W. E. Coburn
The Great Overtpoor Spectacle The Apaches at Point of Pines
The Apaches thrill nightly audiences at Point of Pines with beautiful scenery trained horses and exciting incidents. Centrework effects add to the spectacle and keep the crowd engaged.
Fitchburg Hangs $221552 Over Troy & Boston Railheads
Rail news notes 1522 miles of new track laid in 31 states and territories in six months of 1889. Among the findings are shifts toward many short branch lines and independent road builds. In Troy New York Fitchburg trustees warned Troy & Boston of auction sale if $221,552 is not paid by Sept 16 1889. Union Pacific threatens secession over rule conflicts at a Missouri division meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Troy
Boston
Railway Age of
Chicago
Mowg.escecses
Michigan
New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Maryland
Kansas
West Virginia
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Colorado
Montana
California
Mississippi
Idaho
Aay
Lewisland
Ccce
Oregon
Ecare
Tennessee
Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
N. Y
Troy & Boston Railroad
Phillips
Fitchburg Road
Troy & Boston
Lroy & Boston
Curiaco, Ll
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Trans- Missouri
Far West
Mellen
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Adams
Large Back Bay Land Sold for Over Forty Thousand Dollars Per Acre
A 80 000 square foot tract on what will be Bay State road near Beacon Street was sold from Boston & Roxbury Mill Corp to Chadwick and Stillings for about 400 000 dollars. The buyers plan eight new houses immediately with potential for twenty five on the fronting lot and intend innovative construction unseen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Bay State Road
Beacon Street
Charles Gate West
Cottage Farm Station
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation
Messrs
Brice S. Evans & Son
Messrs. Chadwick & Stillings
Sonone, Chadwick & Stillings
Embezzling Treasurer Dall Slashes Funds Causes Suicide Attempt
The Scandinavian Choral Society of Boston was shaken when treasurer John B. Dall reportedly tried to kill himself after embezzling 300 dollars. He took cyanide at his home on Pleasant Street but survived after an emetic. The society, saying it will not prosecute, rallied funds for the delegation to Chicago as the train departed Fitchburg station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John 8. Dall
Scandinavian Choral Society
Fitchburg
Chicago
Dall
Pleasant Street
Partridge tennis finals and college rowing plans
The Partridge tennis tournament at Wellesley closed with singles first prize to F. S. Manseld and second to F. H. Hovey, doubles first to Williston and Tallant, second to Hovey and Wildes. Consolation singles first went to Hugh Tallant and second to H. W. Forbes. consolation doubles first to Forbes brothers and second to Baldwin and Crompton. Harvard Hasty Pudding Club house to be replaced by rowing gym and tank. Longwood beat Western league eleven. Brockton games tied and Mys tics and home team tied on 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
F. S. Manseld
F. H. Hovey
Williston and Tallant
Hovey
Wildes
Hugh Tallant
H. W. Forbes
Forbes Brothers
Baldwin and
Crompton
Harvard College
Longwood
Brockton
Brocktons
Somervilles
Chelsea
Mystics
Drowning rescue at Commercial Point praised rescuer Daley
Miss Kate Kenny of Woburn nearly drowned at Commercial Point on Saturday but was saved by Nellie Daley who runs the bathing houses there. This marks the fifth life saved by Miss Daley, whose quick swim brought Kenny to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Point
Dorchester
Kate Kenny
Woburn
Nellie Daley
Miss Daley
Valuable Pair of Horses Poisoned in Hanover Stable
A valuable pair of horses owned by B. F. Pierce were poisoned when someone broke into the stable last night and mixed green feed with their meals. Both horses died today, prompting an investigation into the act of poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
B. F. Pierce
Interstate Committee Session In Chicago City
The interstate commerce committee of the United States Senate met in Chicago yesterday. Senators Cullom Hiscock Harris and Reagan attended. The panel expects to close labors here after Monday. Witnesses included George Reed traffic manager of the Grand Trunk and Hannaford traffic manager of the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curcaco
Committee On Interstate Commerce
United States Senate
Cullom
Illinois
Hiscock
New York
Harris
Tennessee
Reagan
Texas
George Reedu
Hannaford
Commercial Matters In Markets Report
Flour is firm and corn is easy while oats are dull. Rye flour and Graham flour are quiet or slow. Cornmeal and beans are firm, potatoes steady, poultry in good demand, apples and berries in good or fair demand. Oranges firm, lemons steady, bananas active, pork firm, fresh beef firm, mutton quiet, lambs fair, veals unchanged, tallow and sugars fairly firm, molasses strong. California fruits steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Print Cloth Market Slips in Fall River and Providence
Fall River reports weekly print cloth business with production 175000 pieces and deliveries 170000, stock 83000, sales 29000, futures 9000 at 315-16c for 64x64s and 342¢ for 60x56s. Providence notes moderate activity, demand light, 64 squares spots at 4c to 3 15-16c, 64x648 August and September 3 16-16¢e. Stock held by manufacturers totals 109000 pieces 648 and 2000 pieces 50x603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
American Printing Company
Providence
Wool sales dull as many bales offered in London auctions
London wool sales showed weak prices with little demand for lower qualities. Total 805 bales offered, heavy New Zealand presence and firm prices on certain lots. Victorian and NSW lots ranged from scoured to greasy, with varied d values. Cape and Natal offerings also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Wheat Market Extends Decline Amid Strong Opening
The Option Markets reports Chicago activity with wheat opening strong then selling off as buyers lost steam. December trades 77% 78c. July ignores. Receipts rise, cash wheat weaker in St Louis and Chicago. Bears face pressure from Monday’s receipts. shorts cover in pork and lard. Provisions dull but steady. futures hint at short-term strength only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
St Louis
Yo Gilman, Cheney & Co
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Sugar and spice market notes from the grocery trade
Unsettled sugar markets respond to London news with cautious demand. refined and raw prices hold steady though trading stalls. Molasses and coffee show firmer tones as Brazilian and Rio inventories shift. pepper and spices notice improved inquiry with limited price changes. Tea, rice, and dried fruit markets report modest activity, with formosas and other teas offering lower inside prices amid steady outside quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rio
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Singapore
Zanzibar
China Cassia
San Francisco
Japan
New York
Rangoon
Java
Apan
Turkey
California
Naples
The Metal Trade Signals Possible Pig Iron Price Rise
The market for American pig iron remains strong with talk of another price advance soon. Industry chatter points to firm demand and mounting optimism about future levels.
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Ant
Triuvipal
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
F. B. Rogers
Congress St
Boston, Mass
Or. R’y & Nav. Co. Con
M’ge
Congress Street
Brokers’ Board
T&s
Ob NM &S P
Og & L
So Kan
Anniston City Land
Cal & Hecla
A. T&s F
Atlantic & Pacific
Bys
Flint & PM Itd
K C
Ny&ne
Enews Wee
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Jay & Co
State Street
Edison Phonogroup! Toyss Cervveeseceus
Thomson Internat
Robinson-Foster Llec
Wee
Beacon Electric
Enone
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial
Horticultural Society
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
Farmes
Brig
Seer Ener
Northern
Sullivan Consolidated
Black Hills
Gilbert E. Bailey
Rapid City
Lookout
Geo. E. Yarrington
Chester M. Sprague
Dafne
Castle Creek
Pennington County
Dakota
Beaver
Elgin
Volunteer
Almont
Tariff
Revenue
Eclipse
Hoosac
Astor
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Kansas New England Loan and Trust CO
State St
J. M. Atwood
Pacific Malls
Henry Saltonstall
Kilby St
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
D. P. Ives & CO
Waters
Cottonwood
Territory of
Utah
Thos. P. Boole & CO
Fagrange St
Wash. Loring
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