Boston Stock Exchange Semi annual Dividends 1887
Boston Post compiles bank capital, last two semiannual dividends, and October 1 payable amounts. Notable gains include Home Savings Bank 4 percent, City 2 to 2.5 percent, First National 5 to 8 percent, and widespread increases across 59 banks. Total October payout exceeds 8.5 million dollars. includes special notes on foreign interest and separate bond payments.
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Home Savings Bank
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Charlestown
Exchange
First National
Hamilton
Howard
Mechanics
New England
Old Boston
Second National
Tremont
Washington
Webster
Broadway
Freeman’s
Boston
Boston Cab Co
Savings Bank
Boston Loan Co
Boston& Col Smelting Co
Boston Storewarehouse
Caimet & Hee Ia
Sadacia Tas
Ins
Eliot
Firemen's Ins
Home Law Bank
Ferest
Lanson
Lewis Wharf
Lee Mort
National’ Car Co
Neptune Insurance
Pachie Guanes Co
Prescott Insurance
Security Associates
AOD
Vais
New York Stock Sales Report September 30
Wilson W. Fay & Co reports New York stock sales for September 30 with 226,300 shares traded. The list shows shares sold along with opening, high, low, and closing prices for today and the prior close.
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New York
Rail developments stall Boston & Maine takeover at Lowell
Reports of an immediate Boston & Maine possession of the Boston & Lowell and its leased lines were denied with expectations it will take weeks more. Architects refine plans for a combined Lowell station while engineers study track rearrangements near Lowell Eastern and Fitchburg. New data cover railroad securities, earnings, and plans from Pacific Mail and Nickel Plate reorganizations, elevated electric rail between St. Paul and Minneapolis, and other regional rail motions and finances.
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine Company
Lowell Road
Lowell
Eastern
Maine
Fitchburg
Cleveland
Caldwell
Nickel Plate Company
Nickel Plate
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Riley
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Boston & Providence
Old Colony
Kansas City
St. Pau
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Canadian Pacific
T. Cass
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Omaha
Vera Cruz
Money Market Active Ahead of October Finances
The Boston money market shows heightened activity amid quarterly settlements and anticipated comptroller calls. Rates hold near 5 percent, with loans on call up to 7 percent. New York funds sold at a premium. Exchange totals for September rise versus 1886, while American Banker notes Western shifts toward Chicago as a central money center under the new law.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Great Western Money Centre
Irving A. Evans & Co
Sterling Exchange
Continental
Frances
Reichsmarks
London
Aller
Europe
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
L. von
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & L Co
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Atchison Company
Burlington & Quincy
New England
Charles J. Glidden
Evie Telephone Company
Cordley, Young & Fuller
Denver
Atlantic & Pacific
Cleveland & Canton Common
Wheeling Road
Cleveland & Canton
Cleveland& Canton
Cleveland
George M. Pullman
Will
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Wisconsin Central
Mon
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Transcontinental
California Southern
Pacific
Mexican Central
Sonora
Chicago, Kansas& Western
Consolidated Vermont
Boston & Albany
Rutland Ss
New York & New England
Pullman
Union Pacific
Eastern Railroad
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
West End
American Loan and ‘Trust Company
West End Street Railway Company
West Exd Street Railway Company
Equitable Building
Metropolitan, Cambridge, Consolidated
South Boston Street Railway
Hrexry M. Witring
American Loan and Trust Company
Ezra H. Baker
San Diego
Horton
Neers Horton
Middletown
Old Town
Park
Twenty-second
Dam & Metor R.R
Otay Ranch
Bank Dividends Declared by Several Institutions
Multiple banks announce dividends with various per share or percentage rates. Institutions include Eliot National Bank Webster National Bank Union National Bank Weymouth and Brookline National Bank along with railroads Delaware Lackawanna Western and New York Central Hudson River. Payments target Oct raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot National Bank
Webster National Bank
National Mt. Wollaster Bank
Quincy
Union National Bank
Weymouth
Tuebail River National Bank
Brookline National Bank
Delaware, Lackiwinna & Western Road Ae
New York Central
Hudson River Road
Todal
Basset Whitney & Co Bankers and Brokers Ad
Direct wire to New York buy and sell stocks and bonds for investors or on margin Bealers in municipal and railroad securities.
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New York
Bonds Redeemed by City of Des Moines in 1887 Issue
Adams Blodget & Co announce redemption of City of Des Moines 5 Per Cent Improvement Bonds issued Oct 1 1882 due Oct 1 1887. Bonds with maturing coupons to be paid at Coffin Stanton 11 Wall St New York fiscal agents. Bonds may be shipped by express with draft including charges.
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Boston
London
Boston Suspender Company
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
New York
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific
Capital
Bangor
Bath
Sufco
Boston City
Sufeo
Brockton
Chelsea
Lowell
Lynn
Maine State
T& GR
New Bedford
New Edford
Olly I
North
Pawtucket
Portland
Port Water Works
Salem
Springfield
Waltham
Worcester
Watermont
At & Top
Bos & Alb
Barre & Gard- Ts
Barre & Gard
Cc &Non
Bos & Lowell
Cambridge St
Bur & Nor
Cowley
Stanmer
Rt Smith
Charles River
Fall River
Fitchburg
Florence
Eldorado
Walnut Valley
Florida
Cl & Sp
Inville
Nville
St Louis
Maine
Maine Central
New England
Ogdensburg
Peterboro
Pleasant Hill
Saletan & Lowell GS
St Johnsb
Y & Lake Champ
Wor & Nash
Poston & Albany
Boston & Chelsea St
Connecticut River
Worop & North Am
Sioux City & Pac Re
Vermont & Mass
Juamson
Lamson
Lamson Company
Europe
Campobello
Frenchman's Bay
Mexico
Dunkin
American Bell
Erie
American Electric
Lewiston
American
Coffin & Stanton
Wall ST
Des Moines
New York Stock Market Ends Firm After Quiet Morning
The New York financial scene showed easy money on call, dull government bonds, and a strong late rally in stocks led by Western Union and St. Paul. The day closed at the top figures amid higher bond prices and notable gains in railroad issues and several issue debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Western Union
St. Paul
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul & Duluth
Northwestern
Morris & Essex
Fort Worth
South Carolina
Colorado Coal
Atlantic
Commodity Market Summary From The Breadth of Trade
Commercial notes show mixed firmness with Fish, Flour, Butter, Cheese, and Fresh Beef firm or steady. Eggs in strong demand while Beans and Oats show quiet activity. Potatoes ease, Tallow firmer, and Sugar items largely unchanged as truck demand remains solid.
Mackerel Market Active with Large Receipts and Firm Prices
Receipts of mackerel stay heavy with strong demand and prices near last week. Gloucester boats report $25 extra s and $16 No 1s, $18 18 for No 2 and bay mackerel per barrel. codfish market remains firm with robust arrivals. herring markets vary with box prices easing slightly.
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Cape Ann
Block Island
Massachusetts Bay
North Bay
Gloucester
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