Money Market and Stock Notes From Boston Today
The Money Market report shows funds ample with little rate change. Clearing House rate 244.3 percent. time loans 4% to 6%. call loans 3% to 4.5%. Exchange figures cited for New York, Chicago, and other cities. Railroad and security news include Atchison, Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line earnings, Crews and executives changes, and dealer speculation on Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg. The market closed dull with limited activity, notable bond and stock movements mixed across several issues.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Treasury Department
Frances
Reichsmarks
Atchison
Kidder, Peabody & Co
the Journal
Strong
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific
Parker
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern Railway
Boston News
Manitoba
Adams
Hill
Texas
San Diego Eastern Terminal Company
Puget’s Sound
West
Northwest
Chicago, Burington & Northern
Wisconsin Central Securities
Mexican Central
Reynolds
Europe
Muor Ios
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago & Eastern Linois Railroad
Illinois
Cammack
R. Power
Chicago & Eastern
Chicago & Eastern Llinois
Canadian Pacific
Niagara River
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Toronto
Utica
Landice
Rotterdam Junction
Fitchburg
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Lackawanna
Winter Harbor
State Street Exchange
Tamarack Mining
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Young’s Hotel
Pearl Street
Dividend notices from multiple companies prompt investor attention
Homestake Mining Company declares a monthly dividend of 12500 dollars payable September 25. The Cambria Iron Company, still recovering from the Johnstown floods, declares its semi annual dividend of 6 percent. Union Stock Yards Transit Company proclaims a regular quarterly dividend of 144 percent payable October 1 to holders of September. The North American Insurance Company Boston declares a 3 percent pecuniary stake. Seaconner Mills Company Fall River issues a quarterly dividend of 4 percent.
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Homestake Mining Company
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Union Stock Yards & Transit Company
Ema
North American Insurance Company
Boston
Seaconner Mills Company
Fall River
Those Mercantile and Manufacturing Corporations
The American Wool Reporter notes corporations organized in Maine Connecticut New Jersey and other states to do business in Massachusetts without meeting state safe provisions. The piece says the issue deserves attention by the next Massachusetts Legislature.
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Maine
Connecticut
New Jersey
Massachusetts
American Wool Reporter pricing and office note
The advertisement lists a price of 82.00 per annum for the American Wool Reporter and 5 cents for single copies. It also provides the Boston office address at 19 Pearl Street for inquiries or subscriptions.
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Boston
Pearl Street
New York Stock Sales Report Sept 18 Totals and Prices
Today's transactions show 156400 shares traded with opening, high, low and closing prices listed for Sept 18. The report names securities from N W Deb to Ward Con and mining stocks including Ontario Con Va and Silver King with various price points and percent changes noted.
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R.G
O. Nav
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Lily Erie
St. P
Kan
SOP. C.& P
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Ags
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San Francisco
Cal
Alta
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Savage
Cneamene
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Wureka Con
Union Con
Ee Eee
Gould Sou Ec
Ciad Cies
Eess
Mie
Hale & Norcross
Potosi
North Belle Isle
New York Financial Market Ends Day With Weak Declines
Money on call easy at 3 to 6 percent with last loan at 3 percent. Sterling exchange steady with 60 day bills at 4.8444 and demand 4.88. Stocks closed dull and weak after a broad decline led by Northern Pacific preferred, St Paul, and Cotton Oil. Rail bonds steady then soft. notable losses in Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern, Evansville & Terre Haute consols, and South Carolina bonds.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Northern Pacific Preferred
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Stock Exchange
Tennessee
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
New York & Pennsylvania
St. Louis, Alton
Market Report From London Financial Ledger
London financial update shows Canadian Pacific at 69 percent, Illinois Central 119 percent, Mexican ordinary 4353, St Paul common 7523, New York Central 11134, Reading 235 percent. Open market discount rates 3.4 percent on short bills. three months 3 percent. Bank of England bullion intake today totals £42000.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Rie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York
Carpet Wool Duties and tariff effects in 1889
The American Wool Reporter answers inquiries from Massachusetts Question Clubs on carpet wool duties. Carpet wools are produced only slightly in the United States and free carpet wool with retained cloth tariffs would raise classification issues at the customs house. Removal would not clearly aid Boston wool trade, might help carpet makers if carpet duties stay, and could lower carpet prices by part of the current duty while overall impact on exports and industry remains uncertain.
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American Wool Reporter
Massachusetts
United States
Boston
New England
Samuel W. Mendum
United Question Clubs of
KP. O. Box
Custom House
Cleveland
Washington
Brussels
Lewiston Mills and Bleachery Directors Named at Meeting
Lewiston corporations report prosperous year with large capital improvements and expanded capacity. Androscoggin Mills plans further $100,000 in upgrades after spending $201,816 in three years. Continental Mills notes major production upgrades and new wheels to counter river backwater. Bates, Hill, Franklin, and Lewiston mills report full operation, dividends, and modernization including Jacquard looms and damasks. Avon mill doubles capacity on quilts and towels in a close corporation.
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Lewiston
Bleachery and Dye Works
Dexter N. Richards
Theophilus W. Walker
Lyman Nichols
Thomas Wigglesworth
George Dexter
James Dempsey
Lewiston Mills Company
T. E. Eustis
C. I. Barker
Ara Cushman
John Y. Scruton
J. M. Robbins
EK. ‘T. Gil
Moses Kimball
J. Wentworth Brown
Franklin Company
K. E. Wood
Edward L. Wood
Nathan Cushing
T. A. Richardson
W. P. Frye
John N. Graham
Silas Pierce
Androscoggin Corporation
Hill Mill
Avon
Hyde Park and Dedham Street Railway Company Records Filed
Certificate of incorporation for the Hyde Park & Dedham Street Railway Company filed with the Secretary of State. Capital stock set at $80,000. Directors listed include H. N. Bates Hyde Park, Charles A. Coffin Lynn, Ellery J. Gartied Lexington, Jessie R. Lovejoy Lynn, IT. Daniel Tooker Hyde Park, William H. Norris Hyde Park, and J. F. Ross Hyde Park.
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Hyde Park & Dedham Street Railway Company
Secretary of State
H. N. Bates
Hyde Park
Charles A. Coffin
Lynn
Ellery J. Gartied
Lexington
Jessie R. Lovejoy
Daniel Tooker
William H. Norris
J. F. Ross
Reading of a Paper by A M Robinson Delights Camp 986
John F. Andrew Camp 986 of Sons of Veterans heard Comrade A M Robinson from John A Andrew Post 15 G A R discuss his impressions of the Milwaukee national convention. The talk emphasized the value of such gatherings and the benefit of allied veterans meetings.
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John F. Andrew
Sons of Veterans
A. M. Robinson
John A. Andrew
G.A.R
Milwaukee
Horsford Acid Phosphate Boosts Mental Energy
An advertisement claiming Horsford's Acid Phosphate imparts new energy to the brain enhancing intellectual power. It presents a vivid belief in improved mental clarity and focus attributed to the tonic.
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Horsford
Commercial Matters Mixed Movement Across Commodities
Leather steady while boots and shoes show activity. Hides dull. India rubber higher. Flour steady and corn very dull. Oats abundant. rye and millseed quiet. Butter firm. cheese strong. eggs firm. Potatoes in good demand. poultry quiet. Hay firm. apples fair demand. oranges nominal. Lemons firm. bananas steady. Pork firm. lard good demand. Fresh beef fairly active. mutton quiet. veals slow. Tallow quiet. sugars steady. molasses dull.
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India
Print Cloth Market Dull and Steady in Falls River
Fall River reports a dull and steady print cloth market at 3 1/4 cents per yard, down half a cent from the previous day. Moderate business is noted amid the slower trading, with buyers keeping cautious pace as prices hold.
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Fall River
Option Markets Show Wheat Firm as Curb Trading Cools
The Chicago market reports a firmer tone in wheat with December at 79 1/2 cents amid larger outside buying and signs of weather affecting receipts. Corn rises on frost and buying, while pork and hog futures show mixed activity. Closing Minneapolis and New York quotes align with firmer short positions and varied cash grain prices across markets.
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Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Anne
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Minneapolis
St Louis
New York
Sec
Stock for sale by limited company at set price
References-809 stockholders offer a limited amount of stock for sale at 12 per share par 10. The price will be 15 in January 1890. For full particulars call on or write.
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City Hall
Boston
Mass
City of
Phil
Alfred JT. Turner
Loston
Alfred T. Turner
City Horse Market Faces Slow Demand and Mixed Sales
A weekly market report shows weak overall demand for street horses with buyers scarce at most stables. Some dealers note seasonal improvement later, while others report steady or modest sales of horses suitable for family use, driving and farm work, with prices typically ranging from around 38 to 250 dollars and varying by quality and source.
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E Bowler
New York State
Isburgh & Co
Walker's Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Combination Sale
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
Ellam & Co’s
Illinois
Iowa
CH & E Snow
Leather Trade Sees Steady Demand Despite Weather Slowdown
The leather trade reports good demand for leather types over the past three to four days but weekly volume lags behind earlier weeks this month. Weather has contributed to the decline, yet business remains stronger than expected. Reports come from leading trade members and dealers in rough and finished leather.
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Post
Leather Market Steady Amid Production Constraints
The leather trade shows steady progress with firm prices across grades as supply tightens due to reduced rough upper leather output and strong demand for calf, buffalo, and various hides. Export activity dips on high freight, but domestic sales keep stock levels disciplined and prices sustained. firms like Batcheller & Co influence sentiment toward avoiding insolvency.
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Messrs Batcheller & Co
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Caldskins
The Booty and Shoe Trade Opening Spring Season
The boot and shoe market shows no essential change with satisfactory business and full orders. Manufacturers are busy and often work nights to meet demand as interior buyers rush purchases. A wave of duplicate orders suggests strong future activity, and spring goods season is opening well with good orders from salesmen, signaling rising consumption.
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Ava
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