Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Bond Issue Declared
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company offers 4 percent mortgage bonds secured by first mortgage on Nebraska branch lines with bonds issued at 98 and accrued interest. Denominations are 1000 or 5000, payable to bearer, with delivery anticipated May 2 1887. Subscriptions run April 26 to 29 1887, limited to 12 million in 1887, with Berlin emission also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Nebraska
New England Trust Company of
Boston
Kansas
Colorado
Dakota
Wyoming
New York
Bern
Berliner Handels Gesellschap
New York financials on April 25 show steady stocks and firm bonds
Money on call easy at 4 to 8 last loan 5 and close 5 6. Bar silver 95 14. Sterling dull but firm. Government and railroad bonds steady. Market quiet after 2:15 with Western Union and New England very active and UP and Oregon strong. Directors’ sales and dissension rumors denied. profits trimmed by shorts. Rail bonds $1,148,000 traded. list of price moves for multiple issues included.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Western Union
New England
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Oregons
Oregon
Detroit
Bay City & Alpena
Grand Rapids & Indianapolis
Louisville & Nashville
St. Louis
Texas Pacific
Rio
Richmond & Allegheny Trust
Shenandoah Year Pines
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Arkansas
Ae C
B& Ns
Ae Atlantic
Cal & Hec
Obcedia
Cess Cass
Boston
Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
West End
A. T&sf
Setae
B&m
B&n
NY &N
Rutland
Franklin
Osceola
Sane
Tamarack
We Am Bell
Erie
Waessac
Mex
Eng
Pdeuas
Lamgon
Escaes
Teres
CO Mae
Cheshire
Sisee Iss
Baty Rutland
Summit Br
Wis Cent
At & Pac Inc
Ko.m&bogs
Abie Pac
Samson
Wrenchman’s B
Bees
San Diego Land
Centra Pac
Ches
Ohio
T & SF
Ch & Alton
Cys. Busters
Cys. Busters Pfd
Cleve
Col Sete
Fitchburg
del. & H
Ny&ne
del. & L
East Tenn
Bal
Fort 2d Wayne
Houst
Tex
A & Pine
Lake Shore
B& N
Long Island
Lou, & N
Kv & St Fe
Man. Beach
H & O Gs
Man
Memphis & Ch
KC &Sw
St. Levee
Esse Ee Soo
Wilges Pavisie
Oops
Croceolanae
Wai
M & Essex
Nash
Nor
Paull
Preét
Yal
N.Y
Frenchman's Bay
N.E
T&s
Ohio & Miss
West
Adee
A&p
Sant
Iitsburg
B&q
Ani
Spr
Texas
Old Co
Oy i Orince Seeesee
Utica & See
Pullman
Rutland Jr
UN Pac
Toe
Oregon Im
Parity Mail
Boye
Pullman F. al
W. Union
American OL
Am Bell Telephone
New England Telephone
Eee
Erie Telephone
Aspinwall Land
Brookline Land
Boston Land
Renchman’s Bay Land
Eeee
West End Land
Boston Water Power
Top & S$ Fe
P. L
Tex. P. R. G
Atlantic & Pacific
Shore
Perineveres
Fargo
New York
N. Belle Isle
Bodie
Ontario
Wisconsin Central
Atlantic & Vpavide
Terra
Call& Mia
Santiago
el Cristo
Boston & Albany
Helena
Stanislaus
Boston & Maine Isa
California Southern
Central Mae
Aedee
Ciavalanns Canton
Chie
Bur & North
Bur & Quincy
East Ilinois
West Michigan
San
Cleveland
Flint
Lownite
City
Vingfield & Mem
Atlantic Tee
Tod Tde
Ae O
Lily
Bonanza
Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Atchison
St. Louis, Kansas City & Columbus
Milan
Ill
St. Paul
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Oregon Transcontinental
Kiernan
Prosper Smith
Elijah Smith
Williams
Northern Pacific
T. J. Potter
P. D. Armour
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Josselyn
The
Daily Indicator
Potter
Chai
Perkins
Merriam” Roads
Chicago & West Michigan
Lansing
Kansas City
Clinton & Springfield
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott & Gulf
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Saginaw, Mich
Pullman Palace
Mann’s Boudoir Car Company
Pullman Company
Sandusky
Louisville
Evansville & St. Louis
Boston & Maine
Old Colony
Cambridge
F. W. Pearsall
A. E. Bateman
Bostwick
Kiernan Today
Wall Street
Mexican Central
Herald
City of
Mexico
Peice
Senate
Diaz
Standard Oil Company
Central Station
Anr
Money Market Steady as Funds Abundant in Boston
The Boston money market remains quiet with ample loanable funds and favorable rates. Loans on call with collateral are quoted near 4 to 4 1/2 percent, with steady discounts on good paper around 5 percent and manufacturing paper near 4 1/2 percent. Clearing-house balances show loans at 2 to 3 percent, with New York funds trading at par plus a small premium.
Dividend declarations from Fall River mills and Mason & Hamlin
The Globe Yarn Mills Company of Fall River declares a 2 percent dividend. Crescent Mills Company, Fall River, declares 14 percent. Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company will pay a 3 percent quarterly dividend to stockholders at 154 Tremont Street Boston on May 2.
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Globe Yarn Mills Company
Fall River
Crescent Mills Company
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
Tremont Street
Boston
Market Report from London Paris and Berlin
London stock quotes show Consols at 1029 16 for money and 1025 for account. United States 4s 13214, Canadian Pacific 6544, Erie 35%. Illinois Central 128, Reading 2334, Pennsylvania 6143. Paris bourse dull at 2 pm, Berlin bourse firm at 2 pm.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Berlin
Commodities and Exports Report From April 23 1887 Markets
The report covers farm commodities with little change across grains and provisions. It records steady or firm prices for flour, corn, oats, rye, barley, malt, beans, potatoes, hay, straw, seeds, butter, cheese, eggs, pork, and sugar, noting quiet butter and steady cheese and eggs. It also presents export totals from seaboard ports for the week ending April 23 1887, listing figures for flour, wheat, corn, and oats by port and the stock of grain in elevators and New York, Chicago, and other markets, with closing quotations for grains and butter and cheese prices across major cities.
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Orsconse
Orsconse 4014 4083 Poy. Nace Tems
Michigan Stone
Michigan
New York
Canada Superior
Canada
Bush
Canada Western
Eastern
Iron market holds steady with mixed demand in 1886 report
The metal market remains steady with quiet American pig iron and unchanged prices. Foreign pig iron shows moderate demand. nails and plate iron demand rise. Copper, zinc, tin plates, lead, and sheet items stay largely unchanged. J S Jeans reports 1886 puddled bar output fell from 1,911,125 to 1,616,701 tons, with furnaces dropping from 6,206 in 1882 to 4,246 in 1886.
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J. S. Jeans
British Iron Trade Association
Great Britain
Baltimore
Gray Forge
Eglinton
Glengarnock
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Langloan
New England
London
Market Reports April 25 Flour and Grain
The flour market remains unmoved with firm wheat and limited concessions. Demand favors low grades, but sales remain subdued as a 2,000,000 bushel drop in visible supply pressurizes buyers. Corn and oats steady. phrases show quiet business and unchanged prices amid steady call bids and offers. Receipts at seaboard ports for the week ending April 23 show totals for flour and grain by city, with New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New Orleans contributing large shipments. Figures for last week noted.
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Bae
Seaboard
Bush
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
the New England Trust Company
Chicago, Bourpington & Quincy Railroad Company
Pene
Abeeeewee
Renewel Fund
Huron
Trenton
Quincy
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Security Voce Saees
NEW York Financial
Money Market
Central Railway Company
Huntington
Villa Lerdo
National
Central
East Boston
SOCO
Supreme Court
Bell Telephone
Honerine Mining Company
Devonshire Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
Congress Street
Fitchburg Railroad
QI Venner & CO
Water Works
C.H. Venner
August Belmont & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
Viana, BA
Asa BP. Potter
J. W. Work
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Bourne
California
San Francisco
Cal
Bulwer
Bert & Bede
Ophir
Arate
Up Con
V. Savage
Crown Point
Foreign Financial Market
Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Milk Street
F. M. Stone
Daniel Needham
Otis Norcross
Joan Felt Osgood
Royal M. Paper
M. Denman Ross Nathaniel J. Russt
F.M. Stone
Henry S. Shaw
Miles Standish
Benjamin F. Stevens
Gerard C. Tobey
Frank C. Miles
Edward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dept
Solomon Lincoln
United States Seaboard
Portland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Elgin Creamery
Western Creamery
Liverpool
Salez
Iowa
Scotia
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