Money Market and Boston Water Loan Proposals
The Boston money market stays easy with clearing house loans at 2 percent and general market time loans from 3 to 5 percent. Proposals are invited for a 30 year water loan of 200000 to 300000, interest 4 percent, secured by sinking fund, with bids due May 15 1889. Also notes on Exchange, government securities, churcher and rail stock activity, and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
A. T. Turner
City of
City of Boston
Alfred T. Turner
Mass
Joan
United States National Bank of New York
Shawmut National Bank of
Bank of England
Bank of France
Atchison and Atchison Securities
Atchison
Sopeka
Atch
Atchison Bears
Legion
Baring and Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Topeka
Kidder
Kansas
Messrs. Kidder
Magoun
Corporation
Baring
Messrs
Strong
Speare
Cheney
Wormser
Wellington
Boston Post
Mulvane
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Promised Land
Oklahoma
Kansas ‘City Cable Railway
St. Louis Cable & Western
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
General C. A. Whittier
Pullman Company
West End
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
Water Power Committee
Back Bay Park
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston Note
The Massachusetts National Bank of Boston reports a note exchange with London San Francisco and China. W A Franch serves as president and Cons W Pereing as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts National Bank OF Boston
Plawe Exchange
London
San Francisco
China
W. A. Franch
W. Pereing
New York Financial Market Mixed Action Declines Persist
Money on call eased with rates 1 4 to 2 1 percent and dull sterling exchange. Stocks opened down amid limited fluctuations and closed near the day’s lows. Rail bonds were irregular, with notable gains in Brunswick and several issues showing small advances before yielding, while merchants watched a cautious session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
St. Paul
Boston
Burlington
Rock Island
Oregon
Manhattan
Chicago & East Illinois
Tennessee
Wabash, St.Lomsj
Beech Creek
Northwestern
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Lake Erie & Western
Northern Missouri
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Louisville & Nashville Trust
Brunswick
Bonds Closing May 8 U S Treasuries and notes mix
The notice lists closing prices for various bonds and silver certificates including O Nav ists, Tex P L G trans, U Puc 1sts, and W Shore 4s with readings around 9 4 to 1075 percent. It compiles several security types and percentages without narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Nav
O.é& Trans
St. L.& LM
St.l
St. BP
St. PC
Tex. P. L. G
U. Puc
W. Shore
Foreign Financial Markets London May 9 Summary
London reports list Canadian Pacific at 57 percent Erie at 29 and Erie seconds at 109 Illinois Central 116 4 Mexican ordinary 6142 St Paul common 68 4 New York Central 109 Pennsylvania 56 Reading 22 percent Money rate 1 percent Open market discount 142 19 16 percent Paris 3 percent rentes 87 francs 95 centimes for the account
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bales
Allenez Lg
Arnold
Ease
Atlantic
Bonanza
Mont
Butte & Moston
Eeeseees
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Franklin
Kearsarge
Eeaee
Osceola
T. H
Prinatuck
At. & L’acific
Atchison
Can. So
Boylston
Central
Brooklise Peeee
Central Pacific
Campobello
Ches. & Ohio
East Uston
Bay
We Sly
Maverick
F O Chi. & Alton Ae
Newport Sane
Ee C
Penobscot
San Diego
Sullivan
Topeka
Winthrop
Wollaston
Den
R. G
East Tenn
Erie
At & Pac
Lst
Houston & Texas
L. G
Do Inc
Long Island
Chi
Kan
L. & Nash
Louis
Mich
St. P
Wis
Lev
Fener
Elk H. Gs
K. Cc. Peas & B
Minn
K.C
Kates Sp
Pacific
Ohto
Essex
L. EB
St. L
Nash. & Chat
N. J. Cent
Ghio & Sitas
Oregon
Peer Sewee
Southern
Pittsburg
st.Jo
G.I
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Tome
St.b
St. Paul
Ovie Atch
Fs Aey
Isagee
Atlantic & Pacific
Esse
Wits Boston & Alban
Southern Eer
Tol. & O
U. Pacific
Mass
BAL Utica
B. Re
Cieve
Canton
L. E
C. Eer
Col. Sp
Pullman Pal
Werry
M.com
Tenn, C. & Co
Cameron Coal
Oeer
Spee
St. Seer
Ontario
B. HL
Nicksilver
Olu
Exchequer
Hulland
Hinds
Hornsilver
J. Summit Brand En Mus
London
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paulommon
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Merchants Herald Busy Visiting Tradesmen Weeklong
Tremont Temple hosts and Tremont Street shoppers see heavy attendance as grocers and pork packers welcome visitors. A large influx of excursionists departs today with next week promising more guests, and a two week festival includes a grand banquet andcommittee plans for a formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
John P. Squire
Collapse of Historic Boston Building Kills Woman Injures Boy
A 1776 two story wooden house at 387 841 North Street collapsed during demolition. Mary Shea died under debris and John Williams was badly hurt. Contractor Holmes bros faced crowd control as rescue workers freed victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Mary Shea
Page’s Court
John Williams
Harris Street
James Dodd
Salem Street
Boston
Dodd
Holmes Bros
Lewis
Fleet
North Streets
Cain
Hook and Ladder 1
Friend Street
Murphy’s Alley
Mr. Holmes
Gate City passenger list sails yesterday afternoon
The steamship Gate City of the New England and Savannah line departed yesterday afternoon with a passenger list including C. D. Manson, D. G. Slattery, Mr. Sullivan, Julia A. Hyde, Migg A. E. Edwards, and Miss M. Brown aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
New England & Savannah Line
C.D. Manson
D. G. Slattery
Mr. Sullivan
Julia A. Hyde
Migg
A. E. Edwards
M. Brown
Leather and Hides Market Holds Steady Amid Slow Trade
The leather market remains quiet with small lot sales and a buyer hold pattern. Dealers expect better terms as full-order cutting nears, while finished and foreign hides show limited activity and prices hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iltec
Weather and market shifts in wheat and crops amid dry spell
The Chicago brokers report mixed grain moves as dry weather lingers in the winter wheat belt. Export demand hints rise while local traders and shorts adjust positions. oats supply grows and hog quality shines. Prices firm on rainfall uncertainty but retreat on selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
New York
Giman, Cheney & Co
Wille
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Richard Borden
Kidder, Peabody &C
Dexter & Piscataquis Rally
Maine Central Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Norwood & Montreal Railroad
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg RR
LOU, Kall &Southnestn
D i Cutestern
Maha Water Works
American Water Works Company
New York Stock Exchange
C. H. Venner & Company
Pine ST
Congress ST
Winthrop & Percy Smith
Philadelphia
Wilson, Colston & CO
Baltimore
Minneapolis
BIE
Bosto
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NBS
NY & NE
BYL Am Bell
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
B &N
Fitenburg
NY & N i
Old Colony
Vullman Palace Cartre
Union Pac
Setae
Ef. Lz Ae
Bell Teles
Fee
KR & Wss
le & Ocb
Ohio
Bell Tel
hiTel
Hoston
French Bay
Atterae
Sullivan Harbor
Stenee
Winter Harbor
Atlantic Mining
Losion & Moat
Dunkin
Flosé
Wee
C.ban
Lan & Cieve Eee
GOD OO
Ccsasscesses
VT Ly
NY &Neptd
Oe Union Paci Cae
Edison Phon
East Li
Soo
North Chi Roling Mills
Thom-Houst
Coscee
Eccec
Ds Ewes Bec
Raedeeiats
Eastman Car Heater
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Soe
Pullman Palace Car Co
Cotton Oil Trust
North Chi
Thomson E
Westting
Westis House
Elec
Winnisininet Company
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Edison Polyform
Beacon Electric
Orcutt
Harvard Land
Stonghite
Bay State’Shoe Fastepiuge
NEW York Financial
Lil
Uae
Union
N.W
Foreign Financial Markets
Ekheir
George P. Cook
Brattlepero
Vic
Storer
Bucksport
Sprague
Brandon
Vtrps
Eae
Ne Datacces
Ingalls Winchendon
Mills
Eftington
Crecksett
Waterville
Crawford Ouse
Fred E. Richards
Portland
Oda
M. M. Steele
Epsom
N. H
Parker House
S. L. Nealey and Wife
Concord
N.H
W. W. Rice
Worcester
G. W. Mansfield
Melrose
Levering
Holyoke
B. R. Stillman
Springfield
C. C. Tracy
Northampton
E. D. Ives
Hartford
Conn
Young' S Hotel
Littlewood
Montague
Charles Hall
Hudson
G. N. Tarbox
Eastport
Nelson Dudley
Newmarket
E. Kemphall
J. ©. Greenough
Westfield
L. H. Elder
New Bedford
Frank C. Smith
F. B. Wilson
P. M. Crowell
D. Ross
Yarmouth
W. Fish
Fa. Iouth
W. F. Steniees
James Smith
E. A. Merrill
Charles H. Merrill
Exeter
E. B. Hayden
Plymouth
J. W. Hevens
He Stevens
Greenfield
C. D. Page
OF the
England Trust CO
Commissioners OF Savings Banks
Massachusetts
Gov't
State of Maine
New England Trust Co
United States
WM. Endicott
Fred'k L. Ames
Jefferson Coolidge
Charles F. Choate
Robert Codman
Edmund Dwight
Bostoun
Nathaniel Burd Henchman
Suffolk
Gates City
Graham
J. E. Carter & CO
Bankers & Commission
Washington ST
Kansas City
Fall River
American Loan and Preuss Company
Northwestern Guaranty Loan Co
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Texas
Safe and Prompt
D. P. Ives & CO
Water St
Investment Securities
Congress Street
Reed & Gsodaesel Mining Company
Big
Cottonwood
Salt Lake County
Territory
Utah
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Brighton
New England
New Englan
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Corrietes
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