Money Market Steady in Boston on March 26
The Boston money market held steady with loans at the clearing house at 3 percent, time loans 4 to 6 percent, and on call with collateral 4 to 6 percent. Bank balances and New York funds showed declines from a year earlier, while foreign exchange rates fluctuated and the local stock market remained dull. Major moves included Union Pacific bonds up, Chicago Burlington Northern activity, and notices of upcoming meetings and corporate actions from multiple firms.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Sib-Treasury
Chicago
Reichsmarks
Atchison Securities
Atlantic & Pacific
Flint & Pere Marquette Mde
Flint & Pere Marquette Road
FENNESSY ARMSTRONG & GU BANKERS NOTICE
Fennessey Armstrong and Co bankers operate from the First Floor Fiske Building. Bills of Exchange on London and high trade investments form a specialty. A general banking business is transacted.
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Fennessy, Armstrong & Gu, Bankers
Fiske Building
London
Bessemer Land and Improvement Co Proposes City Development
The Bessemer Land and Improvement Company owns the site of the City of Bessemer, originally 12 500 lots. First sales began April 12, 1887. Since then 1 555 lots sold at an average $540. They have invested in 140 000 acres of mineral lands, seven iron furnaces with 250 000 tons of pig iron yearly, a 100 ton day rolling mill, 95 000 brick works daily, and other plants. Rail lines, iron ore, coal, and hardwood resources are described as foundations for a city inviting capitalists to enter. A Bureau of Information is at 95 Milk Street, Boston.
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Bessemer Land and Improvement Company
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Corr
Boston Stock Exchange
Allonez
Bonanzi Development
Butte & Hhostom
Cal
Catalpa
Ranklin
Huron
Ironton
Jie Eise
Ava
Adona
Quincy
Ridge
Tamarac
Washington
Land Companies
Anniston City
Sig
Aspinwall
Luobuay Coon
Boston
Bos
East Osten
French Bay
Aeee
Maveick
Sewer Eens
Newport
Winthrop
Mont
U. Gras
Pakara
Wis
LgRa
Swis Gs
Cory Sane
Hed& Rl
Ly Ak
Eeee
Sewer le
Ruth A i
Ee Jong
Union Padre Gs
Railroad Companie
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Malme
Boston & Providenle
Southern
Cheshire
Wee New Creeee
Ci X& . Sane
C. Are & Ee
Ennee
Asa
Ins. Cleve. & Tantun
Stel
Us del
Canada
Fitchburg
St. Ba
ROY
Abla Pel
Northern Sea
Wene
Erie
Anc
Asc
Union Pacific
Union Trust Co New York Certificates Auction Boston Office
The Union Trust Co of New York will receive certificates at the temporary Boston office Room 9 No 95 Milk Street up to 1d including April 15 1890. New bonds will be delivered between 11 and 3 the day after deposit. Certificates in owner's name must be indorsed before presentation and parties should state if more than one interest is represented to issue new hands and scrip according to ownership.
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Union Trust CO
New York
Millk Street
Boston
MIGH Trust Co Trustee Notice in Boston
A brief financial notice from MIGH Trust Co of New York indicates a trustee action in Boston dated March 26 1590. The fragment signals a corporate trust matter or appointment but lacks further details or context.
New York Financial Market Report March 26 1900s
Money on call eased 3 to 4 2 last Joan at 3. prime mercantile paper 6 42 47 72. Bar silver 954. Sterling exchange quiet firm. 60 day bills 4 84 4 87. Ontario & Western led gains. Oregon Short Line surged 4 45 4 54. Missouri Pacific dividend expectations spurred activity. overall volume light but tones firmer. Railroad bonds steady with modest gains across several issues. New York Stock Exchange notes limited but steadier activity. mining shares mixed with modest moves.
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New York
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Oregon
Limere
Musoumi Pacific
Rock Island
Ontario & Western
Sugar Renneries
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Granzers
Stucar
Central Railroad
Chicago & Iasillinois
J. H. & Nashville
Norfolk & Western Clinch Valley
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Grand
Kansas City & Omaha
New Jersey Midland
Western Univ
Rez
Bank dividends and corporate payouts in New England
Multiple institutions announce semi annual and quarterly dividends. Leicester National Bank declares 32 percent. The Boston based Socant of Commerce and Nat imind Cion Bank announce 3 percent. Andover National and Cooperative National Bank post semi annual rates near 6 percent and 61 percent respectively. Merchants Manufacturing Fall River issues 24 2 percent quarterly. Cunare Steamship Company proclaims 6 percent dividend.
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Leicester National Bank
All Socant
Comerce
Boston
Natimind Cion Bank
Andover National Itatrs
Cooperative National Bank
Newburyport
Mass
North National Bank
Merchants’ Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Cunare Steamship Company
California mining stocks close in San Francisco trading
The March 26 mining stock report lists closing prices for several firms led by Commonwealth and Gould & Curry with values around 6.60 and 1.40 respectively. Other notable names include Best & Belcher at 2.70 and Union Con around 0.83.
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San Francisco
Best & Belcher
Mt. Coe Pena Qoombr Ic
Esas
Ophir, Bee
Cakoge Vatisss
Votual
Ris Cactgial
Erlboisavaze
Crow Polit
Voce
Foreign Financial Reports From London Markets
London markets report consols at 976 160 for money and 7 percent for the account. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 32 percent. Canadian Pacific 74 48. Erie 25 1 4. Illinois Central 118. St Paul common 70 1 2. New York Central 110. Reading 20 1 4. Mexican Central 73. Moneys 34 1 4 2 percent. Discount rates: short bills 2 percent, three months 2 percent. bullion into Bank of England today £28,000.
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London
Alantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
Illinois Central
Bank of England
Railroad Rates Battles Hint at Seasonal Change
Conference of New England trunk lines and Northwestern roads in New York made little headway on season rates from sea board to Northwest. A plan to raise rates on classified articles was endorsed. details to go to executive committees. Puget Sound ticket representation allowed via Union Pacific and Portland. Southern passenger agents denied seaside resort rate cuts. Western States' Passenger Association discussed reforms, obstacles noted, five-member committee to report. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe president returned to Chicago to confer with Eastern directors. A trans Pacific steamship line from San Diego discussed as part of broader coast terminal plans. Annual meeting set for next month with California travel for system inspection and possible steamship purchase.
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Port Truron
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chiccazo
Burlington & Northern
Boston News Bureau
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicazo
Burlngton & Quincy
Waset
Chicago, Burrington & Northern End Cinease
Burlington S&s
Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon
Rock I Island
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
Lanoia
Denver
Col
Union
San Diego
San Diegto
New England ‘Telegraph & Telephone Company
West End Preferred
Land Company
Newport Land
Boston & Montana
Butter& Boston
Kearsarge Soss
Osceola
Sorar
Thomson-Houston
Thomson- Houston Electric Company
First National Bank
Main Street
Middletown
European Electric Welding
Thomson- Houston
New England Trunk Lines
Northwestern Roads
Sess
New York
Seaboard
Northwest
Chicago
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Northwestern
Lake Navigation
Puget Sound
Portland
Southern Pasenger
Western States’ Passenger Association
Burlington W. Quinney
Afernoon
Manuel
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Pacffc
George C. Magoun
Thomas Karing
O.cee Enlowook
Atchison Company
trans-Pacific Steamship Line
California
Commercial Matters and Farm Goods Report
Leather unchanged and boots and shoes steady. India rubber firm while flour remains quiet. Corn firmer and oats, rye, and barley mixed with activity. Potatoes in fair demand and hay dull. Apples scarce, Florida oranges strong, cranberries firm, dried apples higher. Fresh beef lower, other meats unchanged. Hish wines firm, sugars easy, molasses quiet.
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India
Florida
Nuits
Print cloths sell 25,000 spots at five in Fall River
In Fall River on March 26 about 25,000 pieces of printed cloth sold yesterday at five dollars each and some additional stock moved today at the same price. The market was quiet at five as buyers watched the pace and dealers reported steady demand for the familiar print patterns.
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Fall River
Wheat market broadens in easing trading on weather and Russian port news
Chicago reports weaker wheat with rare rallies that faded, long positions sold as milder weather and foreign selling weighed. Corn followed wheat lower while lingering receipts pushed toward July. Lard, ribs, and pork faced firmer support from Hutchinson purchases amid Armour selling in July.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
Alarming RRHEU MATIC and NECEN prevalence in 21C climate
Government table shows rising rheumatic and neuralgic ailments along coastal states and Great Lakes regions. Citizens urged to seek early care for muscle or joint pain and consider Perry Davis Pain-Killer as a trusted remedy with a fifty year record.
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America
Perry Davis
Leather market report shows varied demand and steady prices
The report notes mixed demand across leather grades with Buffalo feather and grain lumbers in steady demand while rough upper leather faces weak activity. Prices for light to heavy backs range 27.4 to 29.30 cents and No 1 No 2 glove and pebble grain grades quote in single digits to mid-tens, with exporters buying to clear stocks.
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Ayres
Moentevideo
Gaizvac
Jude
California
Loveelie
Ile
T Sastec
Loeise
Wsc
Oregon and Transcontinental to retire bonds May 1
The Oregon and Transcontinental company completes arrangements to retire 10 million dollars of bonds on May 1 under mortgages allowing retirement at 105 plus interest on any interest day. One announcement will be made. The move frees the Northern Pacific from a guaranteed obligation. In Arkansas a federal case ends with Newman named receiver for the Kansas City Wyoming Northwestern by Judge Caldwell.
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Oregon & Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific Company
Ed States
Little Rock
Ars
Caldwell
Newman Rs
Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern Railway
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of
New York
City Horse Market Rebounds Amid Steady Demand
A week of heavy arrivals in Boston sees about 1000 horses sold at auctions and private sales, averaging prices around 40 000 to 40 375 dollars per head for various classes. Isburgh & Co sold 100 head. Kentucky trotters and ponies fetched 75 to 155 dollars, trotters around 150 250 dollars. Dealers report steady prices, improving trade despite bad weather, with upcoming California stock and large draught sales planned by Combination Safe Stable and Welch Hall.
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Boston
New England
Isburgh & Co
Kentucky
Walker's Bazaar
California
Moses Colin
Soin
Welch & Hall
Russell & Drew
LM Pitcher
Iowa
Wich
J F Drew
International Horse Exchange
Edgar Snow & Co
The Leather Trade Market Outlook Remains Steady
The leather market shows steady, not expanding, activity with conservative but constant purchasing by manufacturers. Boots and shoes demand supports leather makers, and demand for hemlock sale leather remains steady with strong home sales. Prices are firm, and previous levels are generally sustained across nearly all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Boot and Shoe Trade Sees Stable Demand and Shifts
The boot and shoe trade reports stable buyers and sizable contracts, with women's goods outperforming men's. Prices hold steady as jobbers seek better terms while manufacturers remain firm. Western reports are favorable and heavy goods may sell quickly. factories run busy with duplicate spring orders arriving.
Hide Market at Port Faces Delayed Arrivals and Firmer Prices
The port reports no foreign hide arrivals for a week yet many are overdue. Domestic inquiries persist with Western hides firm, bidders unwilling to drop below 54 2 3 cents for Cleveland stock. New England hides are quiet with green steers around 6 cents and cow hides near parity. Calfskin demand remains steady amid rising arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mointevideo
Buenos Ayres
Cleveland
Ohio
New England
India Rubber Market Remains Firm Despite Quiet Demand
Rubber sales are light but prices hold steady with fine Para at 84 35¢ and coarse at 64 65¢. Receipts are light and steamship cargoes on the way are largely sold ahead. Para market is firm and shows an upward tendency.
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Para
General Markets Report Flour and Grain Prices March 25
General Markets notes quiet flour and grain trade with mixed carloads of corn and small movement. Flour receipts totaled 4090 barrels and 2479 sacks. prices for good flour grades range from 3.25 to 5.30 per barrel or sack, with Minnesota and Wisconsin spring brands at 5.6 to 6.60, and Canada export at 4.20.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
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Bs & M
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Central of Mass
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Nash, & Roch
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Jay Say
Brunswick Mayinese
Burton
Chi Hosion & Liverpool Co
Bis OM
Phonograph Toy Mfg
Kuroy Elec Welding Aoe
Kort Wayne Elec
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert & Last Shore
Malden Electric Co
Despacch Co
Jhom-on-Houston
Thomson Flec. Welding
Westinghouse Hiec. Co
Winnissimet Co
Fie
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Pay & Co
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I. Wrescott & Co
Fastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electrieval Mtg. Co
Union Electric Car Co
Tates Viail Ox
United Ss BS
Bale Thomson-Houston Co
Ese
Thomson European Ileet
Ie Welding Co
Wae
Sherchine Co
Washington Nat. Bank
Framingham Tank
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Eeree
Lowell Mfg
Este
Nashua Aug
Edwards Mfg. Co
Amory Mfg
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Amoakeag Mfg
Manchester
Bo Bates
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Pia Saecae AD
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Scout & Met
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Rochester
Mach
American
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Mckay Metallic Past
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Lombard Investment Co
National Car Co
Fort Payne Coal & Ron CO
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Fort Payne Furnace Co
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Southern Pac
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Kidber, Peabody & GY
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York
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Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
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Devonshire Street
Eli Orme
Canor
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
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