Money market steady amid dull general business in Boston
Boston money market shows loans at 3 percent at Clearing House with lenders cautious due to weak activity. New York funds and exchange rates hold steady while government securities and foreign exchange move little. Markets in Atchison and Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe show gains. railway and mining stocks fluctuate, with Atchison strong on buyout rumors and West End stock movements drawing attention.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
New York Clearing House
Messrs. Woodbury
Moulton & Stearns
Springfield
Westfield
Mass
New Bedford Savings Bank
New Bedford
A Kean & Co
New York City
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
GC. H. Venner & Co
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
William C. Simons
Woodbury
Sprinfield
Exchange
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Atchison
Trust
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
California
Kansas City
Colorado
Gulf
Santa FE
California Central
Inc
Jnune
California Southern
Fouth
Manuel
Interstate Railway Association
Magoun
Atchison Company
Interstate Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Lurilington & Northern
Rio Grande Western Railroad
No Tidings Of Dana In Missing Treasurer Case
New York reports state that Denison D. Dana the fugitive treasurer of the Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company of Boston has sunk large sums in mining ventures in Colorado including over 125000 dollars near Silverton. Police have no news on Dana or his son. Stock sales totals and mining shares prices are listed from New York exchanges dated Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Axe Company
Dana
New York
Denison D. Dana
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company
Boston
Colorado
Douglas Company
Silverton, Col
Western Union declares quarterly dividend of 4% per share
The Western Union Telegraph Company directors today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 4 percent, payable October 15 to stockholders of record September 20. The books will close until October 10 to cover the annual meeting October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora 7S
West End Land
West End Street Railway
West End Street Railway Company
West End Land Company
Whitney
West End
Boston
Boston Post
National Bank OF North America
Franklin Street
Burr
Mr. Burr
West End Land Trust
Land Company
Bay State Gas Securities
Tamarack Mining Company
The
Herald
Thomson-Houston
Ipae
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wall Street Summary From Markets News
New York quotes show money on call easy at 3 to 4 percent with last loan at 3 and closing 32. Prime mer cantile payer 54 7. Bar silver 93. Sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 4.8444 and demand 4.88 percent posted 4,854.89. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds quiet but firm. Early stock market activity strong with mixed gains and losses. Louisville & Nashville rose to 76, Richmond & West Point and Reading active, San Francisco preferred fell to 6L%. End of forenoon brought renewed activity and higher prices with Northern Pacifics leading declines, Lackawanna weak after large transactions.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Richmond & West Point
Reading
Ontario & Western
San Francisco
Stock Exchange
Bears
Lackawanna
California mining stocks close values listed
San Francisco Calif Sept 11 official closing prices for mining stocks appear in a brief list. Notable figures include Occidental at 1.95 Crown Votat 8.10 Hale & Norcross 3.25 Yellow Jacket 3.40 and Serra Nevada 2.70.
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San Francisco
Cal
Peg
Occidental
Heat & Beleher
Commonwealth
Potost
Cal. & Vay
Serra Nevada
Curtys
Foreign Financial Reports From London At 12:30 P M
Market report from London shows Consols at 078-16 for money and 975-16 for the account with U S 4s at 181, Atlantic and Great Western stocks at 35%, Erie at 305% and Erie seconds 107, St Paul 58, New York Central 111, Reading 24.25, Mexican ordinary 44.5, Mexican Central new 4s at 70.14, and rate of discount at 87-16 32% for short and three months bills. Paris advices list 3% rentes at 36 francs 5 centimes for the account.
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BL & N N
C. & W. Mich
Con
Cu. M
St. P
Pd.d
Elki
Ee K.C
K. C
St. L
Central
Ate& N. BE
Oregon
Ow & L
TY St. Jo
Union Pacific
S. F
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Beeseseees
Atlantic & Pacifc
Cere
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowgil
Poston Maine
Boston & Kovsnesss
Cal Southern Cere
Central of
Od Vg
Col. Sp. & Cin
L. & News Ss
Flint & P. M. Com
K.C
FUS. & Gult
Cl.& Sp
K. C2
Esas
Kia Co
L. RK & Fls
Ee . LE
St. Maceetaes
Maine Central
Nes &N
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit Branch
West End
Wisconsin Central
Pica Iy
Steer Telephones
Bell Eene
Sven Tae
Eastman Car Heater Bi, Lamson Store Ser, CO
Hss Puilman Lalac Car Co
Cotton Ol Trust
Ole Ene
Burton Stock Car Co
Chiboston & Liverpool Co
Nile
Phonograph Toy
Hurop
Klee
Illinois Steel CO
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Maiden Electric Co
Los
New York
Fecol
North Chi
BL & N. Os
Ob Sugar Refineries Co
Union
la & Co
Thomson iElee. Welding
Sil Wis
Westinghouse Elec. E
Winnisummet Co
Kerio Tel
Ee Lamson
Ston
Frenchinap
Newport Lane
Bost
Mont
Yamarack
Fhoston & Albany
Flint & Pere Mar
Ks. Ft. 5
Siem
Euveseere
Neynes & N. E. Energy
Ore
S. Li
Opie Peere
West End Rypid
S. Fetr
Ee Chi
W. Mich
Rook & Bt
Lainson
Hoston Watert Power
West End Land
S. Fe
Atlantic
Pacific
Wees
Canton
Fitchburg
Nilman Pal
Union Pacine
Wayne Elec
Sumar Refineries
Uous
Elea
Westinghouse Elec
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Aris Advices
The Twelfth Annual Meeting Of The Home Stead Bank
The twelfth annual meeting of the Home stead Cooperative Bank was held last evening in Wesleyan Hall on Bromfield street. President Joseph B. Ropes chaired as treasurer reported prosperity with assets at 274835.02 and cash on hand 10481.17. Earnings for the year were seven percent for both periods, old directors retained, list of officers and auditors provided.
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Homestead Cooperative Bank
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Joseph
Ropes
New Yor
St. Paw Road
Divid
California Pool Sellers Rally at State Fair Clash
Sacramento reports a surge of pool sellers and gamblers at the California State fair, warned by police that selling pools or gambling is illegal. Killip & Co. seized the government building site claiming a lease from Washington, though no details given. Police have not yet arrested the occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Killip & Co
Washington
Newport Election Narrow Victory In City Race
Newport R I Sept 11 Mayor Coggeshall the Republican was reelected by a forty two vote margin over Democrat Samuel R Honey and Independent Edward Newton. City Treasurer David M Coggeshall also won by716. Aldermen Edward W Higbee Robert C Cottrell James A Eday Charles H Burdick and Philip Stevens retained seats with majorities around two hundred over Democrats amid a light total vote due to rain.
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Newport
R. L
Coggeshall
Samuel R. Honey
Edward Newton
David M. Coggeshall
John D. Pike
Edward W. Higbee
Robert C. Cottrell
James A. Eday
Charles H. Burdick
Philip Stevens
Eddy
Stevens
Rate cuts and rail consolidations sweep across lines
Evansville reports Mackey syndicate has bought Cincinnati, Wahbay, and Michigan railway linking Anderson to St. Joseph with a 32 mile extension to Rushville. Wealthy directors including Rockefeller and Bayard back the deal. St Paul directors declare a 2.42 percent dividend on preferred stock amid 1889 earnings. Albany complains of New Haven fare to race track. Plymouth approves consolidation forming Concord and Montreal railroad with $4.8 million capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Mackey Syndicate
Eies
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway
Anderson
St. Joseph
Mich
Indianapolis
Bee Line
Rushville
Albany
N. Y
Thomas F. Grady
New York & New Haven Railroad
State Railroad Commissioners
New York City
New York Jockey Club
New York
Vannes Station
Plymouth
N. H
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Concord Railroad
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Dorchester Real Estate Deals on Commercial Street
John T. Pope sells 4985 foot lot on Commercial Street to Mrs. Mary E. Mahoney for William JH Stock. E J Vickery sells his newly built house on Commercial Street for 3700 dollars. H B Blackwell plans three more houses on Neponset Avenue nearby.
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John T. Pope
William JH. Stock
Commercial Street
Mary E. Mahoney
H. B. Blackwell
Neponset Avenue
Property Protection Pushes Fire Alarms In New England
A Boston based plan promotes property safety with Rodgers's auxiliary fire alarm system now adopted in Boston and other New England cities. The Massachusetts Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company is capitalized at 200000 dollars with 8000 shares par 25. A limited stock offering is available at 1250 dollars. Income derives from rentals. Information from H Whitney & Co of 75 State Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Boston
New England
Massachusetts Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company
Northwestern Land Co
Minneapolis
Minn
W. B. Clark Investment Co
Minneapelis, Riinn
Summer St
Masa
Balch $10,000 stallion race fuels brisk interest at Beacon Park
Interest in the Balch $10,000 national stallion race at Beacon Park next Wednesday the 13th grows quickly. Excursion parties from across New England and even from California are arriving. Ticket sales for the event have been unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
New England
California
Commercial Matters Review of Dairy and Farm Product Trends
Leather and boots show gradual recovery while hides remain quiet and flour holds steady. Corn eases as oats and rye soften, with graham flour dull and oatmeal inactive. Butter firm and cheese strong, potatoes in good demand, pork active, hay firm, lard fair, hogs quiet, tallow firm, sugars steady, molasses unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Grain futures close with mixed prices in St Louis and New York
Wheat and corn futures moved in narrow ranges across three markets with St Louis showing September wheat at 76% to 82% and September corn at 30 to 32 cents while Minneapolis displayed varied spot and on track quotes for multiple wheat grades and Northern oats mixed. New York quotes added further shifts with wheat around 83 to 91 cents and corn near 42 to 43 cents as oats traded mainly in mid 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Minneapolis
Northern
New York
City Horse Market Shows Modest Trade Amid Sluggish Demand
Market for work horses remains weak with many sales under 160 dollars and prices from 40 to 150 in several stables. A few lots move, big horses scarce, and buyers seek fresh country stock for winter. Several houses report steady prices and anticipated improvement later in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Bowler
Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Bar Harbor
Boston
Moses Colman & Son
Tom Mr Bruce
Welch & Hall
Sale
International Horse Exchange
E Ham & Co
Land of Pennsylvania
Atc E & E Snow
Leather Market Hoffnung Brightens Amid Strong Output Note
Leather trade shows growing confidence as demand remains steady and production dips. Market firm for hem lock sole leather with reduced stocks, while light and cheaper grades move briskly. Prices held steady with talk of possible advances. exports quieter but ongoing. Calcutta buffalo leather remains in steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Calcutta
The Boot and Shoe Trade Activity Remains Steady
The boot and shoe trade shows no major change with most factories busy and not seeking new orders. Old orders and spring samples keep manufacturers working. strong demand for calf and men’s wear goods, steady for women and children, and slipper trade satisfactory.
Hide market remains quiet with mostly steady prices
The Hide Market reports little activity in foreign hides with large stock and low demand. Domestic hides are subdued with minimal price changes. Western wet salted hides offer freely at 64 5 8 c per pound to ship, nearby points at that rate. Southern dry hides quiet at 4 72. 8 c for upper and lower leather. Southern green salted slow at BY2W4A120. New England packet hides are the only line showing movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Rubber Market Outlook Shows Rising Prices Ahead
Demand remains strong while supplies stay tight as rubber traders anticipate higher prices. Analysts note steady consumption and limited inventories signaling a continued upward price trend.
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Boston News Bureau
Mexican Central Railway
Ampico Harbor
Tampico Harbor
Wisconsin Central Common
Preferred
Summit
Boston & Alvany
Concord
Montreal
Wawsge
Atchison Trust
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Fort Worth & Denver Firsts
Wilson Way & Co
State Street
Beacon Electric
Mfy
Thomson-Kouton
Ewes
Catalpa
Santa Te 'Eee
Ediaon Phon
Toy
Dunkin Mining
National ‘Telephone
Amy Met
Touli
MR. Dana
Pommen
R.G
Paleysis Ws Bo
Erie Oda
Wudt
Y Lot Kan
Mat
Nid
P. Lata
C. Pac
W. Shore
Alta tecGake
Seat & Elder
Byg
Ophir Seins
Col Coal
Nivorng
Hale & Nor
Utah
Ward Con
Ontario
Ste
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Issia Vee Rao
St. Yp. Ak
Istip
C&t
P. Eo
Ohio
Ory
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Rea. Riel
Packie
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St. Mire
Ches
Chi
Alton
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Den
K.goree
Orns
Mit
Seener
Hocking Val
Isi
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Ceeisee
Seer Belf Kan. & Tex
Kings. & Pem Seaae Ae
Sly
L. Bk. Eeees
Long Island
L. & Nash
N. A
Beach
Eley
Lev
M. i
Lewes
N.J. Gent
Bais, & W
Booy & Nor
ToVe Northwestern
Ligue
A. Eves Las
Aee Ag Oe
Oosi
Mins
Seeral
Spaniel
Pailman Pal
Liz Union
Sugar Trust
Laat
Arnold
Oory
Bonaza Devel’t
I. & Slont
Mutte & Boston Om Po Cal
Hecla
Crescent
Eee
Joldcye
Ridge
Soe
Saltate
BOC
Tamarack Land Companies
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Aeons
Boston W.P
Hoylston Street
Rookline
Campobello
Pres
Bay
Mavetick
Potts
Wayson
San Diego
Sullivan
Ween
Winthrop
Ly Wollaston
At.& Pac
Dat
Do Inc
City Bank
Metropolitan Bank
Webster Bank
Union Bank
Yee Exchange Bank
Ces
Bank
Lowell Manf
Appleton Manf
Osa
Amoskeag Manf
Arlington Mills
Salmont Falls
Bate
Manf
Lancaste Mills
al Geer Geera
Cheshire
Socaein Ae
Boston & Lowell
Concord & Montreal
Roy
Saco & Portsmouth RR
Eastern RR
Boston & Providence
Winnisitniumet Co . Er
Oston Lowboat Co
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Loan & T 'St Co
Kan
Eastman Freight Car Jieater Co
Globe Gaslight Co
Morley Button
European Welding Co
Lod -M. L
Long Strate Street
Portland & Kennebec
NEW York Financial
Homestead Bank
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg Road
Norwood
Buffalo
Toronto
Cievelanad
Columbus
Cincinnati
West Shore
Elise
Cleveland
Detroit
Pointe
Dorchester Real Estate
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Goa
Ciety Horse Market
First
Heal
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Devonshire St
Corner Water
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
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