Money Market Reports Decline in New York Bank Reserves
The Boston Evening Money Market notes easier funds with Clearing House loans at 6 percent and general loans from 4.5 to 7 percent. New York funds traded at par with 5 cents discount, while imports and specie movements show mixed activity. The New York city banks report reduced loans and deposits, with reserves down and an increase in outflows to the South, impacting bond markets and stocks in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New Yor
Seers
South
New Orleans
Sub-Treasury
New York City
Reorganization atchison topeka and santa fe plan adopted
Office of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad in Boston reports a board vote declaring the plan of reorganization effective. Bondholders are urged to deposit bonds by December 5 1889 for participation under new conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Boston
Atchison
Europe
United States
Board of Directors
George C. Macoun
Bond list for exchange under reorganization plan details many railroads
The list covers bonds of numerous railroads including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe First mortgage issues 7 percent and various 5 to 7 percent bonds with several land grant and collateral trusts. Deposits may be made at Union Trust Co Boston KIdder Peabody Co Merchants Loan Trust Co Barings in London and related offices. Provisions show certificates issued at cities like New York Boston Chicago and London with dates ranging 1900 to 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Bach
London
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Memphis & Birmingham
Pullman
Union Pacific
New York
Denver, Neadville & Gunnison Company
Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad
Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Railroad
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
Central Lawn
Keithsburg
Morse
Railroad
Iowa Central
Iowa Centrul
Central Iowa
Elijah Smith
Oid
Voluntry
Picayune
Lowa Central
Mississippi
The
Beacon
Lillie
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Boston
Gould
Seligmans
Northern Railroad of New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Boston& Lowell Corporation
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Franklin
Vavian
Huron
S. F
Cowles, Sumner & F. Smith BR. HK. Co
Florence
Bidato & Val. Val. B.R. Co
Kansas City
Emporia & South
BR. BR. Co
Topeka & Western
R. R. Co
Topeka & Western R. R. Co
Jarvion & Meherson RR
New Mexico &Southern Pac. RR
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
Wichita
Southwestern R. R. Co
Kao
City
Lawrence
Kansas
K'y Co
Texas
Santa F E
California
E’y
Southern Ak
Atchison Co
Wiehstadz Western & RR. Co
Kingman, Prate & Weat. Ie. Oi. Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western BE. Ai. Co
Southern Ki
Coss
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Milk St
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Merchants’ Loan Trust CO
Baring Bros
Bishopsgate
E. C
Nassau St
Atchison Company
J. W. Reinhart
George C. Magoun
Kearsarge
Denimon
Vivian
Catcumet & Flecla
Calumet & Heela
Tamsrack
Sugar Trust
Philadelphia
W. L. Bull
Big Commission
Edward Sweet & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
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Bull
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Sone Central
East Tenn
Beil
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Erie
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Bay State Gas
Burton
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Ener Europ
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Mion
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Illinois Steel Co
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Utyvee
J. Cent
M. Sugar Refineries Co
Thomson-Houston Elec
5Big Nor. Pac
GO Trust
Thomson Elec
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Winnissimmet Co
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Rich. & al
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Bille Pueblo & A.V
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Rock Island
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Southern Ken
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Santa Fe Copper
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Isis
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W. Shore
Warmeutta Mills
Cocheco Manufacturing
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Jackson
Lowell Machine Shop
Boott Cotton Mills
Washington Mills
Bae
Edwards Co
Wilm
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Old Colony
Bioston & Maine RR
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Ins. Co
Waltham Watch Co
Button Hole Pethine Co
Loulston Insurance
ORLA
Winnisiminet Co
Jayne Coul & Iron
Prustees
Champion Iron Co
Auebus
Boston Wharf
Salem Gas Light
Sasana Wear Pilots
Springfeld
Masa
Newport
Lms
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Cedar Rapids & 40
Ruiland RR
Con
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Consol
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Boston Art Club
Lans. & Nor, RR
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Fort Scott & Guif RR
Boston Stock Exchange
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Arnold Peaeemesereereree
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tHioston & Lowell
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Soston & Reenter Et Odd
Boston & Pov Iissseeee
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Cleve
Canin
Cca
MOM
Cox Sacs
Maine Central
Vica
Dividends Declared by Sugar Trust and Rail Line
Sugar Trust declares 2 percent dividend payable January 2 to holders of record December 18. Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis announces 1 percent on common stock and 1 4 percent on preferred stock payable January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Henry Villard
Sugar Trust
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
California mining stock closing prices at San Francisco
The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on December 7 show values for Alabama Mine 0.05, Best & Belcher 2.90, Potoal 1.05, Chollar 2.05, Savage 0.90, Crown Point 2.05, Union ? , Gould & Curry 1.60, Sierra Nevada 2.50, Yellow Jacket 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
ALA
Moxican
Reeses
Best & Belcher
Potoal
Chollar
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Union Gon
Isc
Wees Enon Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Eeess
Foreign Financial Reports Summary
London market brief shows mixed results for major U S and Canadian rail and utility stocks. Notable figures include Atlantic and Great Western at 3644, Canadian Pacific at 75, St Paul at 7244, New York Central 110, Reading 20, Mexican Central 4312, Spanish 72, and bar silver at 4373 with the money rate 1 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul Common
New York Financial Market Mixed as Bonds Steady Stocks Rally
Money on call remained easy at 4 percent with prime mercantile paper inquiring from out of town. Stocks showed active, bullish early trading with Sugar, Lackawanna and Reading leading gains before some retrenchment. railroad bonds remained strong with several issues advancing. Week’s pond sales totaled $7,987,000, vs $6,311,000 last week.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Shorts
Sugar
Lackawanna
Reading
Manitoba
Michigan Central
Chicago & East Lilinois
Bears
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement
Denver
Texas & Fort Worth
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Ohio
Indiana & Western
Peoria
Dec
Evansville
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Commodity Market Trends Report Highlights Diverse Movements
Iron advances while steel rails stay strong and copper rises. Tin and sugar show firmness and activity, flour and corn remain quiet. Cottonseed meal dull, hops unchanged, butter firm, eggs steady, beans easy, peas in fair demand. Oranges abundant, grapes firm, pork products active, fresh beef plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Almeria
Print Cloth Market Reports Steady In New England Trade
Fall River notes production 190000 pieces deliveries 180000 stock 18000 sales 89000 spot 28000 future 61000 at 3 4c for 64x64s and 344c for 60x56s Market firm. Providence reports quiet week closes 3 4c lower with 64x64s 3 4c less 1% and 56x60s at 344c with buyers holding for 3 4c 64x64s. Sales total 17000 pieces with 10000 64x64 8 spots at 3 4c less 1% and 1000 64x64s spots at 8 4c. 6000 pieces 56x60 spots at 3 4c. Manufacturer stock 269000 pieces 64x60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence
Wheat market defies nerves as bears cover then retreat
At the Chicago open bears initially pressured prices but later covered positions, leaving wheat down 4 cents by close. December corn stayed strong on late shorts demand, oats quiet, and provisions dull, with about 250000 bushels per day export capacity noted for future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Duluth
Minneapolis
The Metal Trade Faces Strong Demand and Price Uncertainty
Demand for pig iron remains active as buyers seek faster delivery and prices for next year. Prices for December delivery are strengthening with quotes around 19 to 20 dollars for No 1 and 18 to 19 dollars for No 2, while gray forge sits at 17 to 18 dollars. Steel and copper markets show firm prices, with London spot and futures quoted for various metals. overall outlook remains encouraging amid production control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Iron Company
Poiden
Gray Forge
Glasgow
Arizona
Ige
London
Sugar market activity and coffee trends in 19th century trade
The article notes active competition for raw sugar with Spreckels as notable buyer and limited supplies keeping prices firm. Refined sugar demand remains solid with granulated sugar quoted at a premium. European reports show mixed signals with coffee markets weak in New York and steadier Rio futures amid quiet trading locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spreckels
FETC
Havre
Hambure
Rio
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