Money Market Review From Boston and New York Trading
The Boston Money Market notes an easier week with clearing house at 4 cents, general market time loans 4 to 6 percent, and country banks discounting good paper at 6 percent. New York funds show discounts near 45 cents per $1000, with substantial weekly clearing house totals and a currency drain to the interior. Government securities and bonds move with varied bids, while foreign exchange and rail stock buzz frame a cautious market mood amid St. Paul and Atchison concerns and dividend discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Eichsmarks
Reichsmarks
J.oans
Boston Post
United States
Philadelphi
J. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Louisville
Providence
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Dome
Galveston
Detroit
Cscs
Indianatoolis
Memphis
Columbus
Startford
New Haven
Peoria
Yortland
Springfield
Wicehita
Norfolk
St. Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Kane City
Paul
Omaha
Jenver
LS Petroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Hartford
Portland
Wichita
DAMEN
Vorfolk
Rapids
Topeka
Boston Stock and Bond Market Update of 1925
Stocks and bonds show mixed moves with Eastman Car Heater at 3 percent, West End Land steady at 77, Water Power at 6, East Boston at 4 percent, and Frenchman’s Kay active rising from 7 to 8 percent. Boston & Montana strong at 52 percent with $26,000 private bond sale, Quincy at 84, Kearsarge at 12, National at 5 percent, Franklin to 184 bid, Mesnard at 1, Viewable at 4 1/2 to 5 1/4, Tamarack at 176. Treasurer Bigelow plans inspections Oct 20 to November. September Central mine output 100 tons 1820 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Eastman
West End
East Boston
Kay
le Mining
Boston & Montana
Stock Exchange
Quincy
Kearsarge
National
Franklin
Mesnard
Viewabie
Tamarack
Bigelow
Hoston
Central
Huron
Berkeley
Atchison
Wisconsin Central
South Side
Boston Stock Exchange
Caoccesescrese Sewer
Arnold Steeveseeesee
Bonanza Devel't
B. & Mont
Va Cal
Ecla
Tamarack . Land Companies
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Boston
Eess
Boston W
Boylston Street
A Ae
Brookline
Campobello
Csees
Teast
French Bay
le Maverick
Newport
Seetee
Lamome
Payson Eee
Penobscot
Este
Ban Diefo
Sullivan
Weer
Topeka
Winthrop
Wollaston
At. & Pac
L. G
Dun Ark
Kan
Do Inc
C. & W. Mich. Fs
D. de
Elk H
K. C
Ene
Senor
Nor Vac
Stone
P. D’o
Oregon
Lobos
Pueb. & A. V
Rotland
Sonora
St. Jo. & Gi
Union Pacific
S. I
Oe &S. Fk
Teos
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston Maine
Cal
Southern
Central of Mass
Cleve
Canton
Col. Sp. & Cin Senor
L. Aee
Bea Erie
Eastern
Fitchburg
Flint & Hi 1
CL & Sp
N.Y
New Siasta
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
Union Pacifice
Wis
Bell Ee
Erie
Eeevereer
Fastman Car Heater
Boy
Lamson Store Ser, Co
Williams & Co. Stock Sales at Brokers’ Bord OC
Official report lists multiple stock and bond lots to be sold by auction on Wednesday Oct 10 1888 by order of executors. Entries include National Union Bank Washington Nat Bank Merchants’ Nat Bank and numerous others with quantities from 4 shares to 5000 plus various railroad and manufacturing stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bord OC
National Union Bank
Washington Nat. Bank
Merchadise N. Bank
Traders’ N. Bank
Boylston N. Bank
Faneuil Hall N. Bank
Merchants’ N. Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
Bank of the Republic
Firemont Nat. Bank
Market Nat. Bank
Atlantic Nat. Bank
Nat. Bank of North al
Fireman’s Ins. Co
Dwelling House Ins. Co
Boston Marine Ins. Co
American Bell Tel. Co
Acr
Ogdensburg
Citizens’ Bank
Wichita, Kan
Davidson Investment Co
Eagle Bank
Lombard Investment Co
Boston Heating Co
Brookline Gas L. Co
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Grand Avenue Cable By. Co
Kansas City
Chapman Valve Co
Old Colony RR
Nat. Exchange Bank
Salem
Arlington Mills
Hamitton Woollen Co
Continental Mils
Cheshire RR
Phila
Wilmington & Balt. RR
Little Rock & Iia Ry. Co
Detroit
Lansing
Winthrop
Crescent
Elect
Burton
Dunkin
Eureka
Everett
Mesnard
Hs ‘ Napa
Joean
Stanc
Ppoless Oan
New England National Bank
Manufacturers
National Bank
ROBY
Freeman’s National Bank
Eevee
Second National Bank
Eels
Suffolk National Bank
Gesedks Bink
Shier
National Exchange Bank
Metropolitan National Exchange
Merchandise National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Market National Bank
Eee
National City Bank A
Continental National Bank
Continental Milla
Rene
Boott Cotton Mills
Newmarket Manufacturing Co
Newness
Amory Manufacturing Co
York Manufacturing Co
Seeee Oneet Vain
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Naumkeag Steam Co
Ton Oenee
Maine Central RR
Senee
Philadelphia
Wilm. & B Balt. RR
Old Colony
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy RR
Erene
Boston & Milne Bhsies
Cleveland & Canton RR
St. Paul
Dividends Declared by Multiple Firms This Season
The Quincy Savings Bank declares a 2 percent semi annual dividend. The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company announces a 1 percent semi annual dividend. The New Bedford Gas Light Company declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend. The Deer Creek Gold Mining Company of Idaho proclaims 5 cents per share dividend payable October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Savings Bank
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
New Bedford Gas Light Company
Deer Creek Gold Mining Company
Idaho
City Bond Listings For Multiple U.S. Municipalities
A compiled listing shows a range of municipal bonds with varying maturities including 20 year Ss for Grand Rapids and Columbus, 30 year Ss for Duluth and Clinton, 25 year 4s-2s for Evansville, and shorter notes for Taunton and Concord. The items denote issued securities by City or Town authorities across several states.
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Grand Rapids
Duluth
Minn
City of Columbus
Ohio
City of Manistee
Mich
Clinton
Mass
Taunton
City of Concord
N. H
Evansville
Ind
New York financial markets show stock drop and weak bank data
Money on call eased to 2 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent and bills payable firm. Government and railroad bonds remained dull and firm as stock prices slid from the open to the noon close, with declines of up to one and a half percent and notable shifts in Northwestern consols, St Paul Sioux City firsts, and New York Central extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Chicago Herald
Burlington
Santa Fe
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Pullman
Suramit Branch
Chicago & West Michigan
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Oregon Improvement
Flint & Pere Marquette
New York
New England
New York Graphic
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Boston & Maine Road
Danbury
Conn
White Plains
N. Y
Harlem
the Times
Wall Street News
New York & New England
Itehburg
Rutland
Consolidated Vermont
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Bell Telephone
Erie
Lamson
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Northwestern
St. Paul
Sioux City
New York Central
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Louisville & Nashville
Financial market summary from London October notes
London reports see Consols at 96 for money and 97 for account with various securities quoted. Major declines noted in American railroad shares despite a strong demand for discount. bullion drain to Bank of England continues amid expectations of a gold shipment. a rally is anticipated before settlement as money tightens and rates rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Readne
Mancy
Bank of Peace
New York
Stock Exchange
Major Phinney and the Barnstable Patriot at Eightieth Birthday
Letters from 1888 correct a Boston Post claim that Major Sylvanus Bourne Phinney still published the Barnstable Patriot. The Barnstable veteran, who helped start the Patriot in 1830, sold his interest in 1860 and has not run the paper since. The writer notes Phinney’s long Democratic record and recounts his early voting history and ties to local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Phinney
THE
Patriot
Sylvanus Bourne Phinney
Barnstable Patriot
Boston Post
Goss
Barnstable
Karnstade
B. Phinney
Andrew Jackson
United States
Nathaniel 5. Simmkins
Blaine
Yarmouth
Phinney
Boston
Edward D. Bangs
Lincoln
Jackson
Railway and Steamboat Agents Fall Field Day in Lexington
The Association of Railway and Steamboat Agents plans its first fall field day in Lexington on Friday Oct 12. The program includes visits to historic sites a ball game a banquet at the Massachusetts House a band concert and an evening ball. Some members travel by tally ho coach others by train and families accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Railway and Steamboat Agents
Lexington
Massachusetts House
Return of the Ninth Regiment Parade in Boston
The Ninth Regiment returned to Boston on Saturday from New York and marched through the streets to widespread approval. Colonel Strachan praised the unit for soldierly bearing and discipline, noting they had erased the stigma from their last trip away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Regiment
Boston
New York
Ninth
Strachan
Handsome rooms and superb repasts at the Revere House
The advertisement touts handsome rooms and superb dining for dinner parties of any size at the Revere House, highlighting quality meals and venue as a suitable host for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Commercial Food Prices Hold Firm Across Commodities
In a broad market snapshot, many staples show firmness or steady demand. Notable items include fish, corn, oats, rye, potatoes, poultry, beef, pork, lard, and many dairy products while hops and mutton show softer or dull conditions and seasonal fruits remain plentiful.
London Wool Sales Weekly Roundup at Auction
London reports the wool sale series closing with strong demand for most lots, except Cape of Good Hope and Natal scoured. Details show 12 029 bales offered across New South Wales Queensland South Australia New Zealand Cape of Good Hope Natal Victoria with varied prices for scoured greasy and locks and pieces.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Cave of Good Hope
Victoria
Print Cloth Markets Show Firm Fall River and Providence Floors
The Fall River market reports production of 175000 pieces, deliveries 181000, stock 8000, sales 315000, spot 32000, futures 283000 with prices 384¢ for 64s and 3 sc for 66x56s, market firm and active. Providence notes moderate week, closes firm at 3% sc for 64 squares spots and futures, 3% sc for 56x60 8 08, with weekly sales 7000 pieces and stock holdings 648 and 4000 pieces 56x60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Rovidence
Boston Markets Flour and Grain Prices Oct 6 Report
Boston markets show a strong but volatile flour and grain market influenced by Minneapolis and Chicago wheat trends. Prices for spring and winter patents rise to 8 25 per barrel with mixed grades from Canada export to Minnesota clear and rye mixtures, while New York and Chicago receipts indicate higher bids and cautious demand amid frost-affected wheat and drying conditions. The Minneapolis wheat belt reports a 40 percent crop decrease, with widespread unfinished harvests and erratic jobber demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
New York
City Mills
Southern
Milwaukee
St Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hubbard W. Tilton
Hathaway, Higgins & Co
West End Street Railway
Revere
Boston & Providence
Philadelpha
San Franco
Kalfimore
New Orle’s
Denver
New Flaven
Gol Rapids
Atchison Stock
Ing
Collater Southern Kansas Bs
Exas
Chicago, Kansas & Western 5S
Cordly & Co
Foote & French
Banefers
R'y & Nav. Co
M’ge
Eae
Coe
LDS St. Bos. & Gr.isl
Congress Street
Williams & CO
Merica
L. RR
Long Wharf Co
Current River RR
N. City Bank
Pepperell Mfg
Rockport Granite Co
Aimoskeag Mfg. Co
Chicago, Wilmington and
Vermilion Coal
Ponso Mfg
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Atchison, Top. & St. Fe RR
New England Mig. Sec. Co
Dedham Water Co
Kansas City, Top. & Western RR. Inc
A. Tawo
Col Trust
Bela
Osteas
Mexican Cent
Wis Cent
Inc & N
Tex
Rie
San Diego
Bonanza
Montcoppe
Nee Ae
Renee
A&p
B& Q
Chi & W
Chi & East
A.t&s
Ny&n
Eeewis
Eessee
Summit Ranch
Cheshire Railroad Orkh
Aur Line RR
Boston & New & Portsmouth RR
Portland, Sacolow Heei
G Mach Co
McKay & Bice
Busell Frimmer CO
National Car Co
Orage Wareho
Chelsea City
Air Line
Niwee
Co ’d RR
Vermont
Kenn
Androscoggingage Co
O. River RR
Burl, & Southern RR
California St. Paul RR
St. Jos
Grand Islan
Fitchbur & Ramingham RR
Sand, & Cleve
Boston & Lowell RR
JETI
Alt
T. H
Aly & Pacificane
Roch & P
Can
Central Pac
Ches
Chi
Alton
de G
Cleve, & Col
del. & H
del. & L
den & RG
East Tenn
We IV
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Houst
Lexas
Ill
Seer
Texas
Pem
Lake Shore
Bombay
N. A. Man
Beach
Pacific
Essex
Nash
Cone
Boo
Pac
Rss
Licneis
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon Navs
Weiss
Alsseseenes
Ing. Ig
Rock Island
Wenn Yu Rome
St. A
St. Pat
St. P
Ee Tol. & O. C. Nll
U. Pac
Utica & B.R. Es
Ee . Oer West
L. & Vee
Pacific Mail
W. Union
Cies
S. L
Ss. D
PC. Kan. P
N.J. C. Ig
I Pac
N. W
W. Shore
Adams
Eeee
Wells Fargo
Sia Adams
Ontario
Amador
Plutus
Plymouth
Bullion
Flegi Cal
B. He
Quicksilver
Col. Chis
Col. Coal
King
Tess
Con. C
Tenn. C
Caner Creek
Water Works Bonds
C. H. Venner & Co
Congress ST
Devonshire Street
Boston and Suburbs
Riley
Old
Back Bay
New York City
NEW York Financial
California
AN Francisco
Alta
Mt. Diablo
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Kodie
Potosi
Savage
Commonwealth
Sierra Nova Feiss
Cal. & Vaveneer
Crown Point
Union Con
Gould & Curry
Utah Ey Eae
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket Mexican
S. Eee
Commmission Bickets
J. E. Carter & Co
Bankers
Washington St
Bostor , Faro
York
London Wool Sales
Chicago Markets
Farnum, Reardon & Co
C.s
Boston Markets
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