Money Market and Stock Summary from Boston March Day
The comptroller of the currency call for bank condition on Feb 26 influenced the market with the clearing house rate at 3.2% and funds in better supply. New York and Chicago exchange figures, bond offerings totals, and rates for foreign exchange are reported along with major stock moves and earnings notes. The piece details rail, telephone, and mining shares, with shifts in Atchison Pacific and Boston interests, and notes on Canadian Pacific and Port Huron developments.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Atchison, Union, Pacific and
Bell Telephone
Atchison
Wall Street
Kansas State Senate
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Mistoar Central
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Pullman’s
Palace
Flint & Pete Marquette
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Port Huron & Northwestern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Canadian Pacific
Port Huron
Milwaukee, Lake Superior & Western
Interstate Association
New York & New England
Albany
N. Y
New England
Shinn
Boston News Bureau
South Boston
York
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Thomson-Houston Electric
Atchison Trust 5S
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Sonora
Southern Kansas
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Mexican Central
Oregon
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Lamoine
Neponset
Sullivan
Est End
Wollaston Ays
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Atlantic
Frank
Calumet & Hecla
National Gold
Kearsarge
Pene
Santa’ Fe
Eastern Development Company
Pocasset Mill declares 2 percent dividend
The Pocasset Mill Company of Fall River has announced a dividend of 2 percent.
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Pocasset Mill Company
Fall River
South Denver Water Bond Issue Description
$160,000 South Denver Colorado six percent water bonds dated January 1 1889 due fifteen years with no call option. Interest paid January and July in New York City at Chemical National Bank. Beginning 1894 a tax equal to ten percent of issue funds sinking fund. Direct municipal obligation not corporate. Legally issued and amply secured. Full details on application.
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New York City
Chemical National Bank
New England
Rollins and Son Globe Building Boston Concord New Hampshire
Company listing for E. H. Rollins & Son with offices or connections in Globe Building Boston Concord New Hampshire and Denver Col. indicating a regional business presence.
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E. H. Rollins & Son Globe Building
Boston
Concord
N.H
Denver, Col
Investment Bonds in Kansas Counties Under Refinancing Law
Investment bonds including 40,000 Topeka Topeka Viaduct 9s due 1899 and long six per cent bonds from Rawlins Logan Thomas and Sherman counties under Kansas Refinancing Law of 1879. State supervision to the bond holder. Counties are in good agricultural areas with favorable crops and small debt. Call or write for prices and particulars.
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Kansas
Rawlins
Logan, Thomas and
Sherman
Mexican Central Railway bonds deposited under 1889 circular
Boston dated February 25 1859 reports 38525000 of First Mortgage Bonds and 5855000 of Income Bonds deposited under the January 30 1889 circular. An extension to March 4 1889 is announced for holders to deposit with the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co or Glynn Mills Currie & Co in London with terms determined after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Messrs. Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co
Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds in Boston Market
The Boston Stock Exchange lists numerous auction sales dated Saturday March 2 1889 including Lowell Machine Shop Evans Artificial Leather Co Bigelow Carpet Co Union National Bank Weymouth Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co Quincy Rock Maine Central Railway Second National Bank Nat City Bank Lowell Manufacturing Co Boston Lead Manufacturing Co Edwards Manufacturing Co Eastern Railroad preferred 8 8 Farmers L and Tr Kansas Wichita Wakefield Rattan Co Southwestern Railroad United States and other railway and banking securities with many bonds and notes including Farmers Loan and Trust Co of Kansas and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul RR. Rights and various banks and mills.
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Lowell Machine Shop
de Evans Artificial Leather Co
de Bigelow Carpet Co
Adm
Union Nat, Bank, Weymouth
SeAldOe
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Ass. Nat. Banke
Mbard Invest. Co
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
Quincy RR. Bridge Co
Maine Central RK
N. Bk
Nat. City Bank
Lowell Mfg. Co
Boston Lead Mfg. Co
Jougias Axe Mfg
Edwards Mfg. Co
Eastern RR
Heating Co
Farmers’ L. and Tr. Co
Kansas
Kansas. & Do Wakefield Rattan Co
Topeka
W Southwestern RR
Top
Te KR
Topeka & Southwestern RR
Union Pacific
Statso
Walnut Valley RR
Portland &Co Mensboro RE
Ogdensburg & Lake Cham
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. of
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Ae, Loan and Trust Co. of
New England Nat. Bank
Manchester Mills
Third Nat. Bank
Androscoggin Mills
Revere Rubber Co
Old Colony
Grand Acres
Newago
Lake Shore
Brunswick & Chillicothe RR
Rutland
Hamilton Woollen Co
Eagle Bank
Mt Vernon
Lansing & No. RR
Pullman Palace Car Co
Eastman Ft. Car Heater Co
Bank of the Commonwealth
Dwight Mfg. Co
Pheonix N. Bank
Hartford
Suffolk Nat
Mass, N. Bank
Revere N. Bank
Atlas N. Bank
Third Nat
Chicopee Mfg
Poinvof Pines Co
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Wis
Allen Co
Ohio
C. H. Loan
Newmarket Mfg Co
Charlestown Gaslight Co
Revere Bank
Suffolk N. Bk
Belfast N. Bank
Belfast
Third N. Bank
Hill Mfg. Co
Shaw Stocking Co
Fitchburg Rr, Co
Boston Wharf Co
Sugar Refineries Co
Eastman Ft
Ellot Ins. Co
Bunker Hill Cyclorama Co
St. Johnsburg
Chicago, Burl, & Northern RR
Sioux City & Pacific RR
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Old Colony AE
American Bell Telephone Co
Farmers’. Loan and Trust Co
Kan
Guar
Boston & Lowell RR
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Do J Lyman Mills
State N. BR
New York Financial Markets Close Strong After Active Day
Money on call easy with last loan at 8 and 60 day bills at 4.86. Sterling dull but steady. government bonds dull, railroad bonds steady. Stocks opened up and finished near day’s best as Atchison, St Paul led gains while Burlington and NKY saw weakness. Major climbs and declines noted with Manhattan and Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western rallying late. total railroad bond sales around 1.856 million dollars.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison and St. Paul
Burlington
Atchison
New England
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Manhattan
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Tech Creek
Houston & Texas
Foreign financial markets report from London and Paris
Atlantic and Great Western stocks quoted at 3442 and 642 seconds. Canadian Pacific 53, Erie 30 percent, Erie seconds 105 percent, Illinois Central 111 percent, St Paul 63 percent, New York Central 111 percent, Pennsylvania 56 44, Reading 24 percent, Mexican Central 72 percent. Money rate 3 percent, open market discount 2 percent. Paris advices show 3 percent routes at 85 francs 85 centimes. bullion into England today amounts to £140.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
England
Sugar Trust Reform? Bay State Sugar Refinery Closure Details
The article clarifies recent Boston press reports on the Bay State Sugar Refining Company closure. It notes corrections about Franklin Refinery of Philadelphia and Quaker City Refinery, explains Franklin’s push to Eastern markets, and states machinery will move to Standart and Continental refineries with Stilman overseeing refining operations. The Bay State Sugar Refining Company remains in existence.
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Boston
Bay State
Franklin
Philadelphia
Quaker City
West
New Orleans
Franklin Company
Bay State Company
Standart
Continental
Stilman
Stanard
The
Bay State Sugar Refining Company
Railroads face losses and board resignations across major lines
The 1888 financials of the Chickasaw, Milwaukee and St Paul line show disbursements exceeding gross income by 4.69 million with expenses in construction equipment operating taxes and interest. The Lehigh Valley sees President Wilbur retire with Corbin of Reading succeeding him. Iowa trunk lines warn commissioners the current rates will cut profits. Rock Island Northwestern and Chicago Burlington stand to lose from reduced rates. Jay Gould and Russell Sage resign from International and Great Northern. Baltimore and Ohio opens its free line between New York and Washington with faster passenger service after March 10. President Clark denies a New Haven and New England deal.
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Isi
Isi Kings
Ein
Bia Lake
Fae
Heem
Mtch
Canerey
Inn
West
Oregon
Pittsburg
Rock Island
Rome
St Paul
St. P
Aig Eestaces
Ae Texas Pacific
Eves
Et Utica
Stl & P Eee
Eeer
Wel
Nm Im
Eae
Bee
W. Union
Pullman
Miets Fee
N. Y. CO. & Licess
Tenn. C. Y Ei
Eenre
Aeeer Cameron Coal
Chicago Gas
Chicdkooh,waukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Western Road
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Armour, Plankinton
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Washington
Market Report Shows Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Commodity tones vary with some items steady or quiet while pork, oats, hops, and tallow show softness. Eggs and poultry stay firm to active, with potatoes plentiful and several fruits easing to slow or dull demand. Overall activity remains cautious.
Print Cloth Market Quiet in Fall River Trade
Fall River Massachusetts on March 1 reports the print cloth market steady with spot quotations at 15 to 16 cents for 64s and 3 percent for late futures. Week shows fair business and预计 sales matching production.
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Fall River
Mass
Fish Market Shows Quiet Demand and Steady Prices
Market reporters note a quiet demand for fish last week with firm prices and limited supply for most species. Mackerel and cod markets vary by quality, while halibut and haddock hold steady. canned goods mostly quiet. weekly receipts and price quotations listed for many finfish and shellfish.
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Georges Bay
Cod
Nova Scotia
Norfolk
Providence River
Gloucester
Western Bank
Hake
Haddock
Labrador
Bay of Islands
New Newfoundland
Eastport
Georges Halibut
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Coxheath
South
Denver
Col
N. W. Harris & CO
Devonshire St
Mexican Central Railway Co., Limited
Levi C. Wade
John M. Graham
William Claflin
Robert M. Morse, Jr
William T. Parker
P. A. Collins
Thoma
Presi Hen
William W. Crapp
John Golde
Warren B. Potter
T. L. Jewett
Curity Company
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Pearmain & Brooks
State Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Mt. Wollaston N. Bank
Quincy
Shoe and Leather N. Bank
Reeman’s N. Bank
Lincoln N. Bank
Northern RR. Co
Concord RR. Co
Arlington Mills
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Andover N. Bank
Ralland RR
N. Revere Bank
Bates Mfg. Co
Lyman Mills
Eau Claire
Cowley, Sumner & Fort Smith RR
Marion & McPherson RR
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR. Co
Groh
R. G
St. L Do
Aes
Oh D
K.G. W
L.a
Ganesese
Pi & P. jSt
Ceees Sk
Jst.p
Erle
Sc. P
N. J.C
Tex. P. R. G
N. Pac
U. Pac
W. Shore
Amador
Fal & Orp Co
Ails Este Sawens Briseeoeseeras
Daevaeetaeae
Kanine
Ullivan Fiat Bor ‘Landis
Bonanza Tewee
Bos
A,t
Bell el
A.T
Fe cdl Trust
Bell
Eastman Car Heater Co
Tropical
Boston Water Power
Newport Land
Sullivan Harbor Land
West End Land
Wollaston Land
Clee Eeee
Eeee
T&s Feicsicists
B & Lessee Ee
B&n
Eastern Conn & Asseccvescos
F&p
Arnold
Allouez
Bonanza ‘Devel’ T. Eeeeenee Ae iv
B. Ong
Kaise Sdk
Vcawe
Butte & Ne Et
Ridge
Santa Fe
Aspinwall
Boothbay Boston
W. P
Boylston Street
Brookline
Aeeteer
Campobello
Ores
Bay
Maverick
Newport
Sil Lamoine
Penobscot
Payson
San Diego
West End
Winthrop
Mate
L. G. Seetee
Pac. i
Willy
L. G
Do Inc
W. Mich
Sen. Vt Bed
D.D
Elk H
Fr. Oes. Fe
Bt. Jean
Cen. de Tenis
Dg Inc
N.Y
Leesdeewssen
V. D’o
Py L
Lo Inc
Pued. & A. V
Southern Kan
St. J. Y
Pacific
Wis. Sen
Tt Bs
Atch
Cleve
Jannton
Csc
Eteeteek
Aaked
BR N.Y
Issisasvereases
West End Pacs Sa
Sconsin Central
Ee BS
Ms Bells Veeevee
Eere
Renee Sannes
Aeman
Mson
Ee Fijman Palace Cat Co
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fayie Co
Air Meeker Sag Pyof
McKay Serants
Cele Ieee
Lee Sensi
Elec
Mfg
Eeesees
Aera Ties
Eastman Car
Eerisgmvieuees
T Pacific
NEW York Financial
Foreign Financial Markets
Railroad Matters
Wilbur
Lehigh Valley
Compan
Corbin
Iowa
Iowa Commissioners
Northwestern
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
International & Great Northern Railroad Company
Clark
New Haven
Berlin
John Munroe & CO
Devens, Lyman & CO
Boston Investment CO
Ganceteve
George Leonard
Ag’t
Advereneer
Washington St
England Mutual Insurance Co
Post Office
Massachusetts
Benz. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Ss. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Denver, Colorado
John M. Berkeley & CO
Eastern
Branor
John M. Berkey, & CO
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
New York Exchange
J. A. Bauerlein & CO
S&e
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
James F.C. Hyde
Milk St
Newfoundland
Grand Menan
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Williams 2& Co
Hilghest
Aish
CO. & Williams & Co
Lackawanna
Bouaht
Northwest
Canada Southern
Angi Richmond & Terminal
Williams & CO
Congress St
Quincy House
Alzo Mower’s
Lyaa
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