Money Market and Stock News From Boston and New York
The Money Market remained dull with Clearing House rates at 3 percent. Exchange figures show contrasts to a year ago with large totals in Boston and New York. U.S. Treasury holdings and bond offerings are listed, while stocks like Atchison and Burlington firms fluctuated. Oregon Improvement and Boston & Montana reported earnings and copper output, with the Boston Cab Company nearing relief from financial strain after a planned loan.
Auction Sales Continued Auction items and shares listed
Auction sales continued listing shares in multiple companies and railroads. Entries include 20 shares Chicago Bur Quincy RR 10 shares Cordage Co by Executors, £6000 at Topa St Fe RR 1900 land grant, £6000 Little Rock Fort Smith Ry Co lin 78 905, 10 shares Atchison Santa Fe RR 90 shares Boston Tow Boat Co 2000 South Haven RR 8s Nov 18, as Collateral £20000 Boston Water Power Co 73 City of Charlestown 63 July 1898 by order of Trustee 10 shares Eastern RR N He
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Suai Cordage ,Co
St. Fe RR
Little Zock & Fort Smith Ry. Co
Atchison, — & Santa Fe RR
Boston Tow Boat Co
South Haven RR
Sas
City of
Charlestown
M. L
Eastern RR. N
Natl
Bank
Lowell
Mass
Prescott Natl
Stony Brook RR
Vt. & Mass. RR
American Waltham Watch Co
Manuf
Holliston Natl. Bank
Stock Exchange
Boston
Atioucz
Arnold
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Calumet & Hecla
Csereeer
Cathlon
Csss
Franklin
Huron
Trenton
Kearsarge
National
Quincy
Ridge
Tamarack
Land Companies
Reese
Boothbay
Seeef
Boston Water Power
Boylston Street
Seees
Campobello
Seeverereet
Frenchman’s Bay
Newport
Lamoine
Eavsesvveseeer
West End
Ceess
Winthrop
Abc Wollaston
Scrcses Covree
accessOy
Atchison
Sieves Ogns
At. & Pac
Chi
Kan
Con, Vt
D. D
St. P
K. C
K.C
M. Gs
Uw R. & Fe
Do Inc
N. E
N.Y
P. D'O
Oregon
Aoe
Ag Ae
Union Pacific
D.nescece
Atch
Top
Ereeve
Atlantic Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Cal
Central of Mass
Eeveeeer
Ee & Ta O
Canton
Ee Deereaee
Cim
L. & Ener
Screeseers Eorne
Fitchburg
Lint & P. M
Gulf
K. Ci
Me & Bees
L. R
St. Leese
Maine Central
New Eng
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit Branch
Wis
Central
Bell
Erie
New England
Foreno Eastman
Meee Lamson Store Service Co
Bell Tells
Pullman Palace
AO Inc
Iowa Falls
City
Mary
Ho & Ont
St. Mary’s
U Sullivan
Everett
Eureka
Boston Land
Lord Ac
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Mesnard
Ocean
Mont
Erreee
Napa
Ose
Hec
Eeewere
Arai Taas Franklin
Rapbank
Osceola
Everere
Eewene
A, T&st. Eeveeeese
Do Sb
Wesevererere
A&?p
Aeene Eee
Eeesevneeeere
Bg&aid
T&s Ff Colltr
Bur & M Land
K & West
Leion Conn
Passumpsic
NY &New
Seere
Brees
Sonora
Seeeer
So Kan
So Kan Inc
Amn Bell ‘Rel
Fe Lamson SB
Sena
Ing
Alt
T. Il
At. & Pacific
Central Pac
Diiccwess
Va del
BOO
Ween Ag Pel. & L
Den
K. G
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East Penn
Ener
Fort Wayne
Esserse
Ajyol
Hee Shore
Long Island
Lou
N. A
Seach
Man
Idlev
Rock Faland
Ilies
Sic
Rome W
St. L
Rene Ener
Aeee
Ara
Ives Lois
Ee Ood
Texas Pacific
Prema
Vref
Wone
W.& Ls Bs
Panies
Ake Ae
Pullman Pal
Inion
Bay American OU
Elie Ou
Lig Express
Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds Listed from Williams & Co
Auction sale notices list numerous stocks and bonds including railroad, banks, and manufacturing companies. The sale covers dates in 1888 with items from Lowell, Boston, Newton, Holliston, Martha's Vineyard, and various state and national banks, railroads, and utilities.
Boston City Council Carriage Bills Challenge In Equity
In the Supreme Judicial Court Judge Knowles heard a bill in equity by Francis A. Osborne and others of the Citizens Association seeking to restrain the city treasurer from paying carriage hire bills for Boston common council members. The dispute centers on whether the council's order authorized those payments and if Memorial Day observances justified the expenditures, with arguments from City Solicitor Bailey and counsel Herbert L. Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowles
Francis A. Osborne
Citizens’ Association
Common Council
Brighton
Bailey
Herbert L. Harding
Suffolk
Osborne Et al
City of
Boston
City Council
Harding
Court of Equity
Bar
Stetson
Airhaven
Minot
West Roxbury
Supreme Court
Grand Army of the Republic
Taunton
Mass
Mr. Harding
Dividends Declared by Multiple Financial Firms
Wareham Savings Bank proclaims a semi annual 2 percent dividend while National Bank of Wareham declares 8 percent. Locust Gap Improvement Company 24 percent and Fulton Coal Company 6 percent. Kansas Metropolitan Street Railway 142 percent payable Aug 1 for July 20 holders. St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad first preferred 842 percent payable Aug 1. Central Pacific road 1 percent second 1 percent dividend this year. Homestake Mining Company June dividend of 25000 dollars payable July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham Savings Bank
National Bank of Wareham
Locust Gap
Mortgage bond holders urged to unite in Missouri Kansas Texas foreclosure
Missouri Pacific consented to pay taxes labor claims and operating expenses of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company prompting a deferment of the Receiver naming. Holders are urged to send names addresses amounts and rates of bonds to the undersigned for combined action as foreclosures progress. Third notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
General Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
New York
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanter & Co
Nassau St
William J. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
William Whitewright
Union Trust Company
Broadway
N. Y
William Mertens
L. von Hoffman & Co
Wall
William E. Strong
Work, Strong & Co
Broadst
New York Financial Market Summary July Report
Money on call was easy with rates from 1 to 134 and a last loan at 1 ye. Government and railroad bonds remained dull and steady while the stock market closed quiet but firm near opening prices. Missouri Pacific led gains with strong activity and Northern Pacific preferred saw fair business at higher prices. Trading later turned to renewed buying and midday advances, with rail stocks showing strength and several bond issues advancing or holding.
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Old Colony
Boston
Sonora
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway
Current River
Northern Pacific
Bell Telephone
New England
Lamson
West End
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Aspinwall
Frenchman’s Bay
Boston & Montana
Quincy
Calumet & Heela
Osceola
Franklin
Atlantic
Tamarack
Boston Cab Company
Herald
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Texas Pacific Seconds
St. Paul
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Kentucky Central
Pensacola & Atlantic
Northern Pacific Terminals
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Isvansville
Wabash Detroit
Mining and commodity table snapshot from historic issue
A dense OCR of mining stocks and prices lists Amador, J. C. Int, Ontario, Belchar, Cal. Coal, Plymouth, and Homestake among others with prices in dollars and fractions, percent yields, and regional names such as Texas and Nevada. It reads as a market summary segment with varied company annotations and quoted values, reflecting a financial page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Gatsaeie
Can. So
N.W
Cen. P
D.& RG
D& RG W. Oa
D.s. Pep
St. P &P. Ia
Kan
So. P & CO
K.&t
Couth Tex
P. L. Guy
N. W. Cow
W. Shore
Amador
N. Belle Isle
J. C. Int
Tex. P. BR. G
Barcelona
Ontario
Belchar
S - Best & Belch
Plutas
Plymouth
Proustite
Fl Cristo
Quicksilver
Gonla & Car
Pref
Ay Hale & Nor
S. Nevada
Hock. Coal
Foreign financial markets report London and Berlin closes
London July 17 Consols quoted at 99 11 16 for money and 99 3 4 for the account. Erie 267 1 2, Erie seconds 90 1 2, New York Central 109, Pennsylvania 55 1 2, Reading 31 1 2, Mexi Central firsts 60 3 4. Bar silver 42 1 2d per ounce. bullion into Bank of England on balance £13,000. Paris 8 per cent rentes at francs 42 12 centimes for the account. Berlin July 17 Imperial Bank shows specie up 2,920,000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexi Central
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Commercial Market Summary of Agricultural Goods
Canned goods and flour hold steady while corn remains quiet and oats rise. Potatoes remain active with hay in fair demand and poultry and pork show activity. Butter cheese eggs and many dairy items steady or firm, with raw sugar very firm and refined sugars active. Lambs very quiet and trucks quiet as molasses remains unchanged.
London Wool Sales See Softer Demand Across Regions
London wool market reports reduced competition as buyers completed orders and departed. Total offerings 11,274 bales with varied prices across Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Tasmania New Zealand Cape of Good Hope Natal and other regions. Prices ranged from 7d to 1s 9d for scoured wool and greasier grades showed mixed results with several lots withdrawn.
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London
Victoria
New Southales
Queensand
South Australia
Tasmania
New
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Ereney
Faulkland
Market steadiness in canned goods with new pack demand
Canned goods markets show little change with steady prices for desirable items and growing interest in new pack peaches. New York sales reach 15 000 cases with varied prices across pack standards while Baltimore packer cuts marrow pea price to 1 16, triggering a market shift as 11 becomes the new allocation figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
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Rial
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Heidelbach
Ickelheimer & Co
Messrs. Richardson, Hill & Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Denver
Col
Topeka
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleeland & Canton Preferred
Thal Common
Wisconsin Cento
California Southern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Birmingham
Toledo
Cincinnati & Cents
Memphis
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
New York Commercial Bulletin
Indiana Bloomington & Western Railroad
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Cleveland
Columbus
Ndiana
Bloomington
Indianapolis Congress
the & Western
Sandusky Road
Sandusky
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Sandusky Roa
Bost
Treasury
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Company
Corbin
Oregon Improvement Company
Bia
Fitehb
Cluside
she _ Eastern
Dunkin
Csceeaeess
C.beee Revere
Ss&c
Aevtewene
Eeee
Pullman
Ccsevvsesse
Union Pac
Vermont & Mass
Algo
Chicago, Bur
Boston Water Power Co
Devonshire Street
As Gat 4 Mortgage Company
Bonay
Phil
Cor
Ches
Kevonshire St
England
Williams & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Dann
New England N. Bank
Nat. Exchange Bank
Naumkeag Nat
North Nat. Bank
Newton N. Bank
Uynn & Boston H. RR
Eg Newton & Watertown Gas Metropolitan St. Ry. Co
Suffolk N. Bank
Freeman’s N. Bank
Weat End
St. Ry. Co
Continental N. Bank
Hamilton N. Bank
North N. Hankie Aero
T. , Sale
Ank
Onway RR
Dibo
Lansing & No. RR
Granite Railway Co
Martha’s Vineyard
Bank of the Republic
Bank of Commerce
E.& G. Fairbanks & Co
Worcester Gas Light Co
Shoe and Leather N. Bank
Adin
Merchandise Nail Bank
Lyman Mills
Appleton Co
Hui Mtg. Co
Fitchburg RR
Cheshire RR
Sugar Refineries Co
Louis
Evans. & St. Louis RR
Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe RR
Pacific Mills
Old Colony RR
Lake Champlain RR
Burl. & Quincey RR
Mercantile Nat. BK
Salemi
First Nat
Salem
Metropolitan RR
Kansas City
Thorndike Mtg. Co
Shemn
B. & Lowell RR
B. & Albany RR
American Rapid ‘Telegraph
Florida
Boylston Mutual Ins. Co
Everett Mills
Nat
Rockland Bank
McKay Met
Fastening
Laconia Mfg. Co
Slackstone Nat. Bank
Light
Coansas City
Lass
Councilmen’s
Bill IN Equity
NEW York Financial
Ace de & Kan
N.yx
Ohio
California
Belcher
Potosi
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Utah
Con. Cal
Yellow Jacket
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
Nevada Queen
Es Hale & Norcross
North Belle Isle
Foreign Financial Markets
London Wool Sales
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Spr
Orly
Cite Anor
Sidveen