Money Market Quiet on Friday in Boston
The Boston money market was quiet and easy while New York saw rate hikes. Clearing House loans and general time loans ranged from 2 to 6 percent, with call loans 2 to 4 percent. Foreign exchange firm with notable bond and stock movement, Sugar issues dominate. Atchison and Sugar Trusts faced heavy selling amid rumors and counter-moves across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stock Exchange
Boston
Rollins
Spreckels
Addison Cammack
New York
John P. Spaulding
Houston
Cammack
Trust
Reberies Company
Congress
Trag
Thomas
M. D. Spaulding
Havemeyer
Willett, Hamlin & Co
Dividends Declarations Across Massachusetts Banks
Financial notices show several banks declaring varying dividends. Faneuil Hall National Bank pays 3 per share, Old Boston National Bank 2 percent, Merchants National Boston semi annual 3 per share, National Union Bank 3 percent semi annual, Old Colony National Plymouth 4 percent, Eliot National Bank 344 percent, Mercantile National Bank Salem 3 percent, First National Bank Malden 842 percent, Marblehead National Bank 2 percent, Showalter Mortgage Company 2 percent quarterly, First National Bank of New Bedford 31 percent payable Sept 27, New York Central Railroad quarterly 1 percent, Delaware Lackawanna & Western quarterly 134 percent, First National Bank of New Bedford 31 percent payable Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Boston
National Union Bank
Old Colony National Bank
Plymouth
Eliot National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Salem
First National Bank of
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
First National Bank of New Bedford
Atlantic Nats
Atlas National
Blackstone
Boylston
Commerce
Commonwealth
Eagle National
Eliot National
Everett National
Exchange Nat'l
Faneuil Hall
First National
First Ward
Fourth
Nat’l
Freeman's Nat
Globe National
Hamilton Nat'l
Hide & Leather
Howard Nat'l
Monument
Mt. Vernon
N. Mkt
Grigh
Sifolk
Union National
Washington N’s
Webster Nat’l
Nation
Stockholders urged to back consolidated mortgage plan Oct 17
A letter from major stockholders seeks support for a consolidated mortgage offering up to 160 million in gold bonds at 5 percent. It covers retirement of existing bonds, expansion needs, and a 1 percent quarterly dividend for preferred holders. Proxies urged. meeting set for Oct 17 with nine of thirteen directors required to approve the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Villard
Thomas F. Cakes
Charles L. Colby
Colgate Hoyt
George Austin Morrison
Charles H. Leland
D. B. Kaggin
Moughtaling
New York
Removal Notice Moves to New Offices on Third Floor
Removal notice states the company has taken three large offices on the third floor of the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Building. Investors are advised to await the next monthly circular, ready October 1, which will provide full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Mining Company Quotations and Last Sales Report
Quotations corrected daily from the official Boston Stock Exchange reports show mining companies with listed bids and asks. Prices include 6's and 5's as traded, reflecting market activity and last sale figures for mining equities.
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Boston Stock Exchange
New York Financial Market Mixed on Sept 27
Money on call tight with last loan at 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm with 60 day bills at 4.83 and demand at 4.88. Government and railroad bonds dull yet steady. Manitob a stock strength lifts from 114% to 117% as market broadens. Bull leadership active, Missouri Pacific leaders amid Outsider orders. Manhattan and Pullman show strength as Michigan Central joins rally.
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Sale Butte
Alyy
Nationa
Eowadigi Sc
BO Hingo Ccs Vitesse Eewevese
Santa Fe
Taidalage
Asdulwall
Boothbay
Boston
Boylston Street
Sid Caeewawe
CaImponellos Ces
HABE
Ices Bees
Lenech Bafisiss
Maverick
Payson
Waradion
Wollaston
Atchison
Pac
L. G
Wesc Ees
Do Inc
N. Bs
Kan
K. C
Southern
Kansas
Texas
Sonora
St. Jo
G.I
Union Pacific
Cen
Ory Wee
Railroad Companie Atch To &S.F
Atlantic
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowelli
Sc.c
Boston & Maine
C.ccee
Boston &Pllov Soc
Sles
Cal Sowachoin
Iselles
Central of Mass
Cwcoene
O. Boi Nice
Canton
Renee Reese
Iskansasa Deue
Col
Chiciss
Spearens
Fitchburg
Flint & VP. L. Com
Ft. Scott & Guif
Mom
L. BR
L. KL
St.Leee
Maine
N.Y
Coien
Crewe
Rutland
E.e
Brokers’ Board
DOK
Eng
Lastman
Ors i T. & S. Fe Trust
Ail Bu Bur. & Mo. Land G
Lamson
Nery. Co
Puiman Slace Cart Co
Securitie Chi
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Gs.w
Bay
Tee . & Goo
Burton Stock Car Co
Chi
Moston & Liverpool Co
Ersene
Phonograph Toy Mig
Ain Bell Tel
Oveee
Lamson S.S
Europ
Elec. Welding
Lity Am
Bell ‘Lel
Fort Wayne
Frenchman’s Bay Land
Illinois Steel Co
Wee
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Sullivan Harbor
Malden Selectric Co
Swampscott la
Atlantic & Pacific
GOTH
DEOL
Sss
Thomson Elec
Cleve
Canton Pfd
Westinghouse Elec
Covsees
Conn
Rive
Wiantsiminet Co
Tae Au
Pullman Pal
Union Pactic
West Sinday
Nash, & Roch
Bell Tel
Aspinwall Land
Brookline
Hoston Land
Frenchman’s Bay
West End Land
Heela
Mont
Dunkin
Vane
Cal
Vitehburg
St. L
Wayne Elec. Co
Tuingis Steels
Ss. Scs
Elec
Weld
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Manitoba
Stock Exchange
London
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna, C
St. Louis
Manhattan
Pullman
Ater Michigan Central
Semiannual Bank Dividends and Stock Values
A table reports bank capital, last two semiannual dividends tax free, and the Oct 1 payable amount, with market values as of April 1, 1889 and present. Dividends shift mostly upward. Eagle rises from 2 to 24 percent while several banks show declines to 2 percent. Several banks pass or vary, with Broadway, City, Merchandise and Traders among those noted.
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Eagle
Boston National
Bunker Hill
Columbian
Old Boston
Shoe & Leather
Webster
Third National
Broadway
Boston
Capital surplus figures tied to city committee names
William Claflin, Robert M Morse Jr and others are listed with positions including presider and secretary in a capital surplus related record. JOHN M GRAHAM presides, HENRY JEWETT serves as secretary, with Parker Collins and Temple among named participants. The document enumerates officials and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Claflin
Robert M. Morse, Jr
William T. Parker
P. A. Collins
Thomas IF. Temple
John M. Graham
Henry, Jewett
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R. J
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Ational
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Ener
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Harvard
Eond Sy Asc
T.H
Leu
At. & Pacific
Shebbe Atchison
Brunswick
Air Li
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Illebure
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Lista
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Texas Pacific
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HBL
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Eeee Lowell
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Salat
Loma
NEW Bonded Syndicate
William H. Parmenter
SO State St
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Congress Street
Aymom 6
Psee Etuneee Csus
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J.G. Martin
Stock Wroker
LO State Street
Financ
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Ie Savings Banks of
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Jegal Depository
Direcors
William
Crapo
Warrakb. Potter
Lypan Nichols
Hn C. Paige
Coleado
Nebraska
Arliston, Ass
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
I C Davis & CO. Bankers
School Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
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