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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1889

Page

6

Money Market Edges Firmer Amid Large Exchange Moves

The May 6 money market showed slight strength with clearing house loans at 2 percent, general market time loans 8 to 5 percent, and collateral loans 2 to 3 percent. Clearing house balances and New York discounts shifted, while foreign exchange firmed and the local bank statement posted a reserve shortfall of 991,629. Funds and bond activity dominated a busy day with Atchison gains and proxy discussions shaping board prospects.

Bostox New York Exchange Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Telegraph New Orleans Charleston Savannah

Leiter Nominates for B & Q Board in May Election

Levi Z. Leiter of Chicago a major B and Q stockholder has consented to use of his name as a candidate for the railroad's board of directors in the upcoming election set for May 15.

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Levi Z. Leiter Chicago

W C James Combination Scale Truck Co Share Sale Prospect

A limited number of shares for sale at 9 per share with exclusive rights to advance price. The invention combines a perfect weighing scale with baggage or express trucks and freight cars. It introduces a patent scale beam to weigh items without removing prior articles or reweighing.

Officers of the Company List Including Boston Executives

Willard C. James president E T Wright treasurer and directors Willard C. James of W C James Co leather Boston Mass E T Wright shoe manufacturer Rockland Mass Oscar A Mann Boston Mass Gen Joan M Corse Postmaster Boston Mass George E Smalley Boston Norfolk Steamship Co Boston Mass Gray Milliken Bankers 45 Kingbury Street Boston

Willard C. James Esaq E. T. Wright, Esq W.C. James & Co Boston Mass Rockland Oscar A. Mann Joan M. Corse George E. Smalley Fesqg Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co Gray & Milliken THE Eastern Banking CO Milk Street Francis A. Osborn T. Merrihew

New York Financial: Mixed Rail and Bond Market Moves

Money on call eased to 2 3 percent with last loan at 2 and 60 day bills at 4.87. Stock activity after hours showed modest strength in Atchison and Missouri Pacific, with heavy closing tone and light overall turnover. Railroad bonds held firm while several issues rose modestly, including Jersey Central, Northwestern consols, and Wabash.

New Yorks Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Atchison Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western Louisville & Nashville Atchison and Missouri Pacific Jersey Central Northwestern Denver & Rio Grande Western Evansville & Terre Haute Mt. Vernon New Orleans & Mobile Louisville & Nashville Trust Cleveland & Pittsburghs Manitoba Wabash Wheeling & Lake Erie Colorado Coal Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western

Financial Market Snapshot From London Trading Floor

United States hands 45 13248 and Canadian Pacific 57 percent appear among mixed ledger figures. Erie 29 5 Erie seconds 109 percent and Illinois Central 117 link the day with Mexican ordinary 6258 and Reading 23. Bar silver at 424d per ounce. Money 1 percent. Three months bills discount at 18 1.11 16 1%4. Paris quotes 25 francs 2342 centimes for checks. Bank of England bullion on balance today £197000.

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New England Telephone Company Directors Elected at Annual Meeting

At the New England Telephone Co annual stockholders meeting in New York the following directors were elected: Ayer Dean Forbes Hudson Hyde Parker Salisbury Sherwin Morgan. Officers chosen include President Sherwin and General Manager Keller. The report notes substantial revenue growth in 1888, with heavy investment in underground lines and equipment, totaling about 484 000 for 1889.

New England Telephone and Telegraph Company New York Frederick Ayer Benjamin ©. Dean William H. Forbes John E. Hudson Henry 8. Hyde Moses G. Parker Stephen Salisbury Thomas Sherwin Albert A. Morgan H.S. Hyde William, R. Driver Fred J. Boynton Jasper N. Keller John K. Hudson Boston

Railroad Matters and Freight Agents Appointed

General Manager Furber of the Boston & Maine appoints N L Hobart Stanley C Wyman and Walter Tolman as freight agents to improve prompt handling of freight. Hobart leads the Lowell division Wyman the Massachusetts Central and W N P division Tolman the Eastern Western and Northern. Gould aims to complete a salt beds branch into Arkansas by July 1. Freight results show mixed gains and declines across lines with last week’s east bound Chicago shipments lower than the previous year.

Furber Boston & Maine N. L. Hobart Stanley C. Wyman Walter Tolman Boston & Maine Railroad Hobart Lowell Mr. Wyman Massachusetts Central Tolman Gould Arkansas Wabash (Western Texas Pacific Lake Erie & Western Milwaukee & Northern Pe Joseph & Grand Island Chicago

Business troubles shake Charlestown trades

Edmund Keyes dealer in coal wood and hay at City square and Medford street assigns to E B Hosmer with liabilities around 25000 not counting secured wharf property. John H Conway tanner of Salem Mass also assigns. George E Kimball grocer of Springfield Mass offers compromise at 35 cents on the dollar.

Edmund Keyes City Square Medford Street Charlestown E. B. Hosmer John H. Conway Salem Mass George E. Kimball Springfield

Central Wharf and Wet Wock Corporation Meets for Potential Purchases

At the annual meeting the Central Wharf and Wet Wock Corporation discussed buying three or more stores at Central wharf or selling land between India Street Central Wharf Street and Atlantic Avenue. No action was taken, decisions left with a committee. Officers remained unchanged. Also, Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co elected a 12 member board including Coolidge Gardner and Bartlett. Last Boston Company elected new directors: Peirce Evans Alden Moody Watson Kendricken James.

Atchison New Atchison Kidder, Peabody & Co Wisconsin Central Common Kansas City Clinton Springfield Chicago West Michigan Fort Scott Memphis Detroit Lansing & Northern Flint & Pere Marquette Preferred Fiint D& Marquette Union Pacific New York Oregon East Boston Silas Peirce Irving A. Evans George A. Alden Charles E. Moody John ©. Watson Paul H. Kendricken George B. James F. T. Stevens J. C. Watson New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Calumett& Hecla Boston & Montana Tamarack Edison Gale Weston News Bureau Jacques Briggs Hartford Conn Francis B. Wooley Central Wharf and Wet Wock Corporation Central Wharf India Street Central Wharf Street Atlantic Avenue Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company Kilby Street John T. Coolidge J. Jefferson Coolidge John L. Gardner Charles W. Young Albert A. Cobb Frank E. Sweetser Edmund Dwight William Hammond Benjamin Phipps Frank E. Simpson George P. Gardner J. Homer Sweetser Nelson

Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in a Trade Notice

A crowded list from Atlanta to Wilmington shows shoe and boot buyers and firms such as Gramling Spalding Eichengreen Barhydt Linzhamton Goff Ferriss Ferris George Freath Pincus Hendricks Patterson Coleman Bernstein Upham Curtis Tedcastie Ullman Kellogg Osterman Curley Desnoyers Baum Nettleton French Bear Lowenstein warned to beware of pedlers ordering dangerous Pearline substitutes.

Atlanta Tre Norfolk Pincus Lowenberg, Pincus & Co Pittsburg Penn Grege Gregg & Elliott Philadelphia Hi Weimer Weimer, Wright & Watkin F West West & Sons Quincy P Upham Upham & Gordon Heading Curtis Curtis, Jones d

Market Report: Agricultural Commodities Steady to Firm

The report shows flour quiet, corn dull, oats firmer, rye dull, cornmeal easier, oatmeal quiet, rye steady, barley unchanged, millfeed quiet, cottonseed meal firm, malt dull, hops quiet, butter unchanged, cheese steady, eggs higher, beans quiet, grass seeds steady, potatoes fairly steady, sweet potatoes quiet, poultry quiet, hay firm, straw steady, truck in good demand, pork firm, corned beef quiet, fresh beef very firm, lambs and muttons unchanged, apples steady, oranges in good demand, lemons fair movement, dried apples dull, pears firm, molasses very firm, tallow unchanged.

Graham

Print Cloth Market Steady in Fall River Trade

The print cloth market in Fall River on May 6 is steady at 31 3 16 cents for spot 648 and 37 16 cents for 60x 56s with fair business conditions reported.

Fall River

Wheat market mixed amid dry weather and cautious traders

In Chicago May 6 wheat stays quiet yet firm as crop damage rumors spark buying sentiment while shorts cover and bulls hold off. Curb markets show firmer tones with dry weather expected to extend trouble. corn and oats gain on light receipts and ongoing export activity. Provisions firm on hog demand, but overall scalping persists as traders await clearer signals.

Chicago Farnum, Reardon & Co Boston St Louis Gilman, Cheney & Co Signal Service Bureau Fargo Bush Cormec Minnesota Michigan Canada Superior Canada Roller Canada Extra New York Milwaukee Detroit Toledo NY & Nerr Boston & Albany Hoosac Peona Peoria Burlington BeLeaulkee

Flour And Grain Carload Prices Report

The notice lists carload grain prices for flour and grain excluding rye and details inspections of various corn and oats shipments. It includes daily figures for mixed sail corn, steamer corn, white oats, and rye, with totals and multiple dated price tallies from May 4 and May 5, 1838.

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