Market Report Shows Mixed but Firm Agricultural Signals
The market notes firmness in wool cornmeal potatoes grapes and fresh beef while oats hay and several other staples run quiet or steady. Oranges lemons grapessupply remain steady with careful demand. pork products and sugar hold firm as molasses stays quiet.
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Almeria
Money market mildly easier in Boston. varied rates noted
The Boston money market shows mild ease with Clearing House loans at 6 percent and time loans 4 to 7 percent. Reports cite steadier mercantile paper demand, New York funds at par to 8 cents, and a dull local stock scene. Bond offerings totaled 482 050 with several issues trading at 127 and 104 percent for registered bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Frances
Reichsmarks
Boston Stock Exchange
Bond Exchange Plan Lists Numerous Railroad Mortgages
Exchange under the Plan of Reorganization for many rail line bonds is announced. Included are First and Consolidated mortgages from companies such as ropeka Santa Fe K Railroad, Kansas City Topeka Western, New Mexico & Southern Pacific, Pueblo & Arkansas Valley, and California lines among others. Deposits may be made at Union Trust Company New York Boston offices with circular 63 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Philip V. R. Ely
Stackpole & Ely
Henry L. Higginson
Boston Stock Exchange
Higginson
E. Dreenleaf
E. C. Hodges
Exchange
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Sounova
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Union Pacific
Chicago
Walker
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Chicago, Rocksland & Pacific
Chicago, Lurlington & Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
New York
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
The
Rio Grande Western
New York & New England
Messrs. B. Prince & Co
New England
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway
Reece Button Hole
Lynn
Comany
San Diego Land
Fry
Pacific Railways
San Diego
California
Galveston
Tex
Pacific
Atlantic
San Francisco
Ogden
Central Pacific
Denison
Caston
Boston
Denison Building & Land Company
Lamson
Boston & Montana
Kearsarge
Santa Fe
Franklin
National
Calumet & Hecla
Lake Superior
East Tamarack
Sugar Trust
Central Trust Commpany
Wall Strieet
Fredericc P. Olcott
Joel E F. Freeman
Wmenrey W. Poor
Hearrwy Budge
Colgate Hutt
Committee
Ropeka & Santa Fe K Railroad Company
I. F
Cowley, Sumser & Fr. Smith BR. RB. Co
Florence
Hidorado & Val. Val. BR. KR. Co
Reuperts & South
BR. KR. Co
Topeka
Topeka & Western R. BR. Co
Marion & McPherson FR. R. Co
New Mexico &Southern Pac
R.r.co
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
R. R. Co
Wichita
Southwestern Re. MR. Co
Kan
City, Lawrence & South
Fe. BR. Co
Southern Kansas & Western BR. B. Co
Sumner County
BR. Co
Ottawa & Hurlington BR. R
K’y O
Kansas Ki’y Co
Southern Monras K’y Co
Texas
F. R. KR. Co
B’y Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western K.E. Co
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe B’y Cow
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe By Co
Sonora Railway Co., Limited
Leaven, Topeka & Southwestern Br’y Co
Atchison Co
Wichita & Western KR
MR. Co
Kingman
California Southern M. KH. Co
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Milk St
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire St
Merchants’ Loan Trust CO
Baring Bros. & CO
Bishopsgate
London
E.C
Nassau St
Atchison Company
W. Reinhart
George C. Magoun
L. G
Emporia & So
Law
Berens
Reeve
Oregon Ry
Sonora
C.K
Amer
Kell
Erie
Newcoort
West End Land
Aserere
Santa PO
Tamara Eoove
Eneteweere
Bos
Albany
A. T
Pein Eeeae
G. G
Union Pac
Wis
Cveorrees
Dee
Burl & Nor
Do Trust Co
N. E
L. Chain
Con
Bell Téliccosesere
Samson
Westest End Land
Seeeaes Sereener
Tronson
Konrsarge
Nation
Santa FQ
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Seeeenereees
Boothway
Seeees
Ereeeeer
Lioston
Aeeeeer
Aeree O
Boylston
Seeeseee
Brookline
Seenweweer
Campobello
Eeeaeeegeeere
Eeenee
Bay
Maverick
Ener
Newport
Bbc Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
Werner Eee
Eeeernerre
Sullivan
Aenee
West End
Winthrop
Pac
Vis. C
W. Mich
Con. Vt
Ey C
D.D
Lk. H. Gs
K. C
Ft. S
P.’O
Oregon
L. C. Con
Ae . Sear
Pueb. & A. V
Enet
Jo & G
Ateh
Top
la Feveceres
Ns Atlantic Pacific
Hoston & Albany
Vie
Hoston & Lowell
Canton
Col
Sp. & Cin
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M.com
Gulf
Kits
U & Sp
K.C
Ee L. Rk
Fit
St. L
Maine Central
N.Y
New
Alyg
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
Enone i
Am. Bell
Eseseersesess
Eastman
BOY
Lamson Store Ser, CO
Pullman Palace Car CO
Ste
Do New Inc
Cotton Oil Trust
Coesee
Coveer
D Bay St
Burton
Oo Chi
Liverpool
Fort Wayne Elec
Aenewe
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Maiden Electric Co
Ibe
New York Despatch CO
National Lead Trust, of
Nat
Tel. Mfg. Co
Pri
Suear Refineries CO
Thomson-Houston
Do Trust
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec, CO
Winnisimimet CO
Stock Exchange
Ay & Co
State Street
Wilson Ww
Pneum, Tool
Cvs Reeevneve
Mt. Desert
Eastern Shore
Bay State
Reorganization Plan Adopted by ATCHISON TOPEKA SANTA FE Board
Boston November 23 1909 Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company board adopts unanimous plan of reorganization under Circular No 63 Bondholders to deposit bonds by December 5 1889 for participation in plan After that date bonds accepted only under board set conditions Improved market and varied railroad bond activity with notable gains in Shenandoah Valley and mutual union issues.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Boston
Atchison
Europe
United States
Board of Directors
Ceorge C. Macoun
Wool and grain markets swing as bears press prices
Mixed commodity updates show wheat and corn weakening in Chicago while futures in New York and St Louis register lower quotes. Wool trading highlights large volumes from Texas to Australia with prices varying by grade and region as buyers seek steady to firmer values.
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New York
St Louis
Minneapolis
Canada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Stock Market Report Difficult Trading on December Day
New York stock activity was dull after noon with small fluctuations and a generally heavy tone. Colorado Coal led gains briefly with a rise from 35 to 37, while Chicago & East Illinois common fell further to 87.4, and 89 for preferred. Sugar and C and St. Louis moved up late, with much of the list ending quiet and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson & Co
Gould
Chicago
Rock Island
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Colorado
Chicago & East Ilinois
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Texas & Fort Worth
Northwestern
Bears
New England
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
C. & St. Louis
London Financial Markets Report and Bank of England bullion withdrawal
London during December sessions shows mixed railroad and industrial quotes with Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 36, Canadian Pacific 74 and New York Central 110. Reading and St. Paul common notes, Paris francs at 87.77, consoes at 96 15-16 money and 97 16 on account. Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England totals 250000 pounds.
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Ing. Aea
At - Pacific
Atchison
C.&st.l
Cuan. Pac
Tras
Can
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Alton
St L.& P
Bae Eh
Essere del
Ee Ft. W
East Tenn
Erte
Fort VT
Este
Hocking Val
Central
Eerenar
Kings
Pem
L. Bk
WTCL
Lake Shore
Lou
Nash
N.A
Ener
Wilias
Nash. & Chat
N. J. Cent
A & WV
Saxcee
Nor. Pac
Lidi
N. P Ceat
N. Yi
N. E
N.Y
N . Esee
Miss
Eve
Oregon
Oregon Trans
Oregon S
St. L
St.'t Paul
St. P
Southern
Pace
Texas
Brunswick
Oregon Tin
Pacific Mail
W. Union
London
Atlantic & Great
Erie
Llinois
St. Paul
New York Central
Ivania
Reading
Pennsylaa Gentral New
Paris
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St. Vans Common
Mexican Central New
Bar
Bank of England
New England Furniture Exchange Holds Annual Meeting
The New England Furniture Exchange met at 174 Hanover Street with F. N. Bardwell presiding. Treasurer F. A. Brown reported receipts of 381 40 over 381 40 on hand, expenditures 322 23, leaving 59 17. Liabilities zero. Secretary S. C. Small noted 87 members, ten added, six retired, five resigned. Officers elected: Bardwell president, McCreilis first VP, Dee second VP, LaCount secretary, Mahoney treasurer. Executive committee named Harrington, Hill, Hastings, Ball, Shales. Banquetly wine was advised against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Furniture Exchange
Hanover Street
F. N. Bardwell
F. A. Brown
S. CU. Small
Exchange
George §. McCreilis
James H. Dee
G E. D. LaCount
E. H. Mahoney
George 8. Harrington
Alexander Hill
George W. Hastings
C. E. Ball
A. Shales
City Water Use Rises in November Across All Works
City Engineer’s report shows November daily water consumption from Sudbury and Cochituate works averaging 31.53 million gallons, up 10.3 percent from 1888. High service pumped 6.66 million gallons daily, up 11.9 percent, while Mystic works delivered 7.32 million gallons daily, up 4.7 percent. The Cochituate and Sudbury total rose after the Bedford Street fire on November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sudbury and Cochituate Works
Mystic Works
Cochituate and Sudbury
Bedford Street
Fall River Cloth Market Quiet as Mills Stand Firm
Fall River on December 5 reports a quiet print cloth market with prices steady at 3 and 4 cents. Mills resist concessions while outside buyers push modestly lower. sales remain light, mainly for value deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Wool Market Shows Improvement Amid Cautious Trade
Week totals show domestic wool receipts 6375 bales and foreign imports 2606 bales with overall sales of 3,712,000 pounds. Market sentiment remains cautious with improving tone for combing and delaine wools, strong activity for Ohio and Michigan fleeces, and reluctance to lower prices below 30 to 31 cents per pound.
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St . Louis
Chicago
O Up
California
Oregon
Ibs
Texas
Georgia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bess
Montana
Montan
Kansas
Eoeeoser Oo
BBC
London
Yhetoria
New South Wales
Queens
South Australia
Swan River
New Zealand
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Cotton OL Trust
Wrierers
Central Trust Company
Nevnet
Arerican Cotton Oil Trust
Amertl.can Cotton Oil Trust
Frederic P. Olcott
Samuel Thomas
Edward ED. Adams
James H. Benedict
William L. Bull
Nicholas Sheldon
Missouri
and Texas Company
General Consolidated
Cassiss
New Securities
Boston ST ON Stock Exchange
Alleuez Eee
Eeereres Oe
Bonanza
Eeweseee
Cal
Hec
Eeeseere
Bos. & Mont
Ptamen
Eeeere
Chi
N.seees
Ccaceeeeeres i Tnion Pac
Crseeesenee
Seesyers
T. & S. Finew
Doine
Aeee
Hi Edison Phon
Bay State Gas
Aee
Thomson Hous
Fort Wayne
Ss Thom
Sailes
Alouoz
Cee Eee
Erro
Arnold
Eeseeseveeeees
Geen Eeese Ee
Bonanza Devel't
Butte & Boston
Heela
Catalpa
Csesens A . Ce
Rseveree Ee
Ccceseersreccers
Atchison, Topeka
Shenandoah Valley
Kansas & Texas
Kalamazoo & West Pigeon
Seconds
Mutual Union
San Francisco A
General
South Pacific of
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Ohio Southern
s_ transactions
Isis
G.m
Bh & Pe
So. P.&c
DILIS
Gilver
T. G
Tex. P.'R. G
NJ. C
U. Rac
W. Shore
Lily
Alice
HornSilver
Ayer cc
Best & Bel
Occidental
Col. Coal
Onbaio
Deadwood T
Gould & Cur
Hee
Gilman, Cheney & Co
William Montcovmiery
Massachusetts
Milk Street
Mass
Eastern Banking
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Esi
Vating
NEW York Financial
New England Exchange
John
General Markbets