Boston and Oregon bonds and local bank dividends update
Financial notices show Oregon Navigation bonds at 3,000,000 and Boston Exchange bonds 688,000 with partial redemption pending. Boston pays interest heavy while principal small. various banks declare quarterly dividends from 2 to 5 percent. The report lists bond maturities, coupon dates, and actions by Boston firms and rail interests with figures and destinations in New York and London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Navigation
Boston Exchange
Union Pacific Land Grant
Calumet & Hecla
Boston
London
Little Rock
Boston Exchange Company
State Street Syndicate
Boston Suspender Company
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valleys
New York
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific
Boston National Bank
Powow River National Bank of
Amesbury
Leicester National Bank
Central National Bank of Lynn
Marblehead National Bank
Framingham National Bank
Bath
Boston City
Roxbury
Brockton
Cambridge
Chelsea
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Maine State
Ds T.& Ga Ee
Northpton
Pawtucket
Portland
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Waltham
Worcester
Wyandotte Armourdale Water Co
Money market eases as funds flood in in Boston market
The Boston money market shows easier conditions with abundant loanable funds. Call money trades near 5 percent, most new loans at 6.6 percent, time money from 5 percent up, and New York funds trading at par to a 10 cent premium per $1000. Exchange values rise modestly as April dividends and railroad financing loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sears
Oregon Navigations
P.S. Smith
Eastern Illinois
Ilinois Central
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
California Southern
Wisconsin Central
Menxicans
Chicago & Eastern Thiele
Chicago
Stevens and Friends
Chicago & Western
Indiana
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Company
Union Pacific
Oregon Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Mexican Central
Flint
Springfield
Siu
Basset Whitney and Co Bankers and Brokers Ad
Basset Whitney and Co Bankers and Brokers advertise services on the New York stock exchanges. They offer buying and selling stocks and bonds for investors and on margin. The firm lists offices at 92 Devonshire Street and claims direct wire access to New York with dealers in international and domestic markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimtotinal
Dasilw
Ganuiitiag
D. Kyle
Broad
New Sts
New York City
Semi-Annual Dividends Paid by Boston Banks in April 1887
A table compiled by Joseph G. Martin lists bank capitals, last two semi annual dividends free of taxes, and the April 1 payable amount. It notes several dividend changes, including Bunker Hill from 41% to 5 percent, Third National from 2 to 242, and Washington from 2 to 242 percent, among others. It summarizes dividend rates among fifty nine banks within Boston limits, with distributions ranging from 6 percent to 2 percent and two banks passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Joseph G. Martin
State Street
Boston
Bunker Hill
Third National
Washington
Howard
Broadway
Freeman’s Ass
Interest and Dividends Payable Next Month In April
A notice lists dividends and interest money to be disbursed in April in this city. The total to be paid next month exceeds 8.8 million dollars including bank dividends.
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U. S
Inenvnemeritics
Lasen Gadling Teles Tanmate Ta
U S Bond Rates and Canadian Pacific Move in Markets
Foreign financial markets report in London shows United States 4s at 13114 and 414s at 11134 with varied equity prices. Notable quotes include Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 48 and Canadian Pacific at 64 percent with Erie at 85 14 and 10214 for Erie seconds. St Paul common at 9414 New York Central 116 Pennsylvania 6014 Reading 2014.
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Wisconsin Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
California Southern
Central Mass
Grevaland & Canton
Chic
Burl & North
Burl & Quincey
East
Ilinoia
West Michigan
San
Cleveland
Iowa Falls
S City
Springfield & Mem
Marg
Ough & Onteee
New York& N
England
K & Wine
A & Pine
Old Colonie
Union Pacific
Bell Tel
Boston Land
Allouez Ee
Wollaston
Arnold
West End
Atlantic
At & Pac
Boston & Montana A
T&si's
Quincy
Boston
U Pac
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Elec
A& Pine
B& ML
Eeereeene Cai So Inc
Catalpa
Hole
NY &Ne
Sonora
Ewe
Ironton Iron
Quincey
Amwell
Erie
Eng
Aspinwall
Boylston Stud
San Diego Land
Lamson
Bonanza
V&sf
B&m
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Mass
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Boylaton St
Maverick Ld
San Diego
Coca Sereveeeres
West End Ld
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Bos & M
S & Cin
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Sp& Xt
Rutland
Union P
Wis
Seereens
TX SF
Ny&ne
Kansas
Am Bell Telephone
Franklin
Osceola
Boylston St Ld
West End Land
A & Pac
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GOD
Colo Ees
B& A
B& L
Fitchbur
B&n
Sp & M
B&q
B& M
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Old Colony
Wisdon
Eastman CH
Closeng Laseveens
Bell Telephone
Ares New England Telephone
Ad Erie Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Atch, To & S Fe
London
United States
St. Paul
Real estate transfers in Suffolk and neighboring towns
A lengthy list records property transfers on March 8 to March 14 in Suffolk County including Pelham street Edwin Rope to William Faxon $1 Roxbury parcels on Dwight and Palmer streets and Cambridge area deeds to John Williams Patrick Finnegan to John Williams for 6000, and Washington Street corner property for 12500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Street
Edwin Rope
William Faxon
Warren Avenue
John Bird Et Ax
Harriet B. Cooke
Dwight Street
George Francis Davenport
Robin H. Allen
Roxbury
Sun Court Street
Patrick Finnegan
John J. Williams
Dorchester
Samuel B. Pierce Et al
John
D'Arcy
Davidson Place
Frank M. Frost
Maria C. Weldon
Magnolia Street
Henry L. Fuller
Frank P. Mayberry
Erie Avenue
Boston
Ellen S. Emery
Leroy P. Lawrence
Borden Street
Ditto
Frederick A. Cone
Eliza O'Connor
Thomas O’connor
Decatur Street
Chelsea
John T. Pope
Joshua W. Briggs
Arlington Street
Brighton
Catherine Jordan
Byron A. Osgood
Mortgage transfers on Boston area properties March 8 12
A sequence of mortgage filings across Boston area neighborhoods lists Andrew J. Peters to Eugene Tappan on Symmes street for 2500 dollars and Albert C. Burrage to Thomas P. Proctor for 3000 dollars among many same date registrations. Other deeds cover properties in Roxbury Dorchester West Roxbury Chelsea Jamaica Plain Charlestown East Boston and Roslindale with sums from 400 to 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Eugene Tappan
Symmes Street
Albert C. Burrage
Thomas P. Proctor
Tappan Street
Roslindale
Sarah McCorkle
Lemuel Kingsbury
Bartlett Street
Roxbury
Edward Richards
The
Institution
Green Street
Charlestown
Johan
D'Arcy
Samuel B. Pierce
Richfield Street
Dorchester
Ditto
Davidson Place
Her Place
Cephas M. Strout
Roxbury Cooperative Bank
Centre Avenue
Michael W. Costello
James P. Cleary
Smith Street
Albert D. Benson
James C. Davis
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Frederick W. Cone
East Boston
William B. Eaton
Rollin H. Allen
Arnold Street
John A. Carlson
West Roxbury
Boot and Shoe Buyers In Town
Baltimore and Cincinnati buyers highlighted with names and firms from Bangs Bard & Co to Zinsmeister Bros and Meinhardt Bros in Savannah. The list shows multiple regional manufacturers and wholesale houses across major cities including Chicago Cleveland Detroit Dallas Philadelphia New York St Louis and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Bangs
Bangs, Bard & Co
Tre
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Buffalo
T Ramsdell
S M Sweet
Ramsdell, Sweet & Co
Chicago
G P Holmes
G P Holmes & Co
E M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
F Thorne
W F
Thorne & Co
Cleveland
H Childs
Childs
S Mackey
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes
Norman Co
St Louis
W Todd
Woolman-Todd Boot & Shoe Company
A W Allen
Claflin Allen Shoe Company
D B Linasley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe Company
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Syracuse
J Zinsmeister
Zinsmeister Bros
Savannah
H Meinhardt
Meinhardt Bros & Co
Toledo
B Taylor
Sewed Shoe Co
Tipton
L Dean
Ashington
Ind
F Reinsel
Commercial Market Snapshot Shows Quiet Yet Firm Demand
A muted commercial tone dominates with steadiness across key goods. Lumber, oatmeal, rye flour, millfeeds, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, straw, grass seeds, tallow, provisions, fresh beef, sugar, molasses, apples and poultry all hold firm or steady, with no notable shifts in activity or price signals.
Quiet Lumber Market Rates Hold Steady Amid Weather Delays
The lumber market remains quiet with firm prices despite bad weather. Northern spruce shows strength and upward price pressure while hemlock supply stays light. Western and Southern markets are mostly calm with moderate demand and robust oak and walnut interest. weekly arrivals from Apalachi cola, Pensacola, and Mobile are noted, and Boston week totals summarize diverse timber stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
A. T. Sterns Lumber Company
Pensacola
G. H. Peters
Georg MacQuesten & Co
Mobile
Boston
Vermont
Indiana
West India
Anthracite Coal Prices and Market Outlook
Buyers hold back for possible lower prices as prices from Port Richmond and Philadelphia show varied rates for hard white ash to shomakin lines. Reports of a pending shift to fixed railroad rates and a potential tacit agreement loom, with 34 million tons slated for 1887-88 and 700,817 tons shipped the week ending March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Port Richmond
Philadelphia
North Franklin
Schuylkill
Lykens Valley
Elizabeth Port
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Asa
Readin Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Mahoning
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Wabash General Trust
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Atlas National
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City National
OF Commonwealth
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Eliot National
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Boston Cab Co
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Boston Five Oe Savings Bank
Boston Loan Co
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Smell
Boston Exchange Co
Menee (i.) W.co
Detinclouse Nee Company
Eliot Insurance ‘Co
Firemen’s Ins. Co
Home Savings Bank
Lewis Wharf
Lombard
Mort
McK. & Cope
G Machine Co
National Car Co
Nat’l Tube Works
Neptune Insurance
North American Ins
Pacific Guano Co
Prescott Insurance
Securit Associates
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Valley Railway of Ohio
ADAMS
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