Money market and stock activity in Boston and New York
The money market remained quiet with slight demand at the Clearing House. General time loans 4-6 percent, call loans 4-5 percent, Clearing House balances at 3/4 percent. Exchange totals, bond offerings, and foreign rates noted. local stock market dull but with pockets of strength, led by Eastern and Sugar Trust amidst cautious with profit-taking.
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Bostox
Clearing House
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Charleston
Savannah
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Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Eastern
Sugar Trust
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Trust
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Manuel
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Boston News
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Senate
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Pioche
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Elkhorn
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Columbus
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Pullman Palace
Boston Gas
New England
J. M. Williams
New York, Providence
Hartford Trust Company and Other 3 to 6 Percent Dividends
Listing of semi annual and annual dividends payable dates for Hartford Trust Company 3 percent Fisher Manufacturing Company 4 percent Cabot Manufacturing Company 3 percent Worcester Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company 3 percent Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Company 6 percent with specified payable dates in January.
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Hartford Trust Company
Fisher Manufacturing Company
Cabot Manufacturing Company
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Company
Offer for sale high grade securities at 89 State St Boston
High grade securities offered for sale at 89 State Street Boston. Bidding details and terms not provided in readable text.
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State Street
Boston
State St
City Bonds In Multiple Cities Listed
A listing of bonds for various municipalities including Pawtucket Charleston Malden Waltham Minneapolis St Paul Omaha Chicago Lowell Everett and other districts is shown with bond numbers 1s 6s and 7s. The notice presents a compilation of city and town bond references across diverse jurisdictions.
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Pawtucket
District of Columbia
Colum
Charleston
Malden
Waltham
Minneapol
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago
Lowell
Everett
Railroad bonds and investment securities offered nationwide
The notice lists railroad bonds including Columbus Springfield and Cincinnati, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Boston and Lowell, Union Pacific, Maine Central, Boston Concord and Montreal, Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley with yields from 3 1/2 to 6 percent. Orders are executed on the Boston New York and Philadelphia stock exchanges with correspondents in New York London and Paris.
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Columbus
Springfield & Cincin
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Boston & Lowell
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
London
Paris
Railway and Texas Company Security Mortgage Reorganization
Public notice announces a new security first mortgage four percent second mortgage four percent preferred stock and common stock assessment on stock ten percent. Details of apportionment among holders and bonds are to be obtained from Central Trust Company New York 54 Wall Street with deposits of securities for engraved certificates. Last date for deposit is January 16 1890.
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Boston
A. S. Bigelow
Boston & Montana
Franklin Yy
Calumet & Hecla
Kearsarge
Lewisohn Bros. & Co
Centennial
New York
Lake Superior
Alamarack
Searle
New York Bears
Wall Street
State Street
Eiece
Central Trust Company
Wallstreet
Centeral Thrusc Company
Kis
Wisconsin Central Company
Wisconsin Central Railroad) Company
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Boston Board Extends Bond Deposits Under Reorganization Plan
The Boston Board of Directors at its December 14 1889 meeting voted to allow deposits of Atchison System bonds under the Reorganization Plan through December 31 1889 to avoid injustice to distant holders. Chairman George C. Magoun authorized to receive deposits at his discretion under previously announced conditions.
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Boston
Board of Directors
Europe
America
Atchison
George C. Magoun
Sales at Brokers' Board December 23
Official report details morning stock and bond sales from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. including totals, highest and lowest prices, and market activity. The record emphasizes broker performance and price ranges observed in the session.
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Brokers’ Board
New York
San Francisco
Cal
Tee
Hale & Norcross
Rest &Belche
Eeeree
Crown Point
Savage
Gould & Curry
Sierra Nevada
Investments in First Class Bonds Of 19th Century Firms
A 1919 page excerpt promotes bonds issued by historic firms across years such as 1906 1893 and 1892 and urges investors that the listed bonds are first class investments with a high standing in the market.
Quotations From Boston Stock Exchange Mining Deals
Quotations and last sales from the Boston Stock Exchange show mining company trades. Last Bid and Asked sales list irregular values such as BUOUGE and Arnoli with small price shifts noted.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Market Quotes and Currency Notes From London and Paris
London financial bulletins list Atlantic and Great Western 36 firsts and various Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central Mexican Central prices. Rates show 3 to 3.5 percent in open market for short and three month bills. Paris 3 percent rentes at 87 francs 62.5 centimes, London exchange 25 francs 19 centimes. Bank of England bullion inflow £50,000.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
Ilinois Central
Paris
Bank of England
New York Financial Markets Close Dull After Mixed Trading
Money on call moved between 6 and 9 percent with last loan at 6.6, prime paper at 5 3/4 to 4 7/8, and bar silver at 95. Government and railroad bonds stayed dull but firm. Sugar traded around 55 1/2 after a brief rally to 56, while Gould stocks and Missouri Pacific led early gains before a broad pullback.
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Pacific Mail
Denver
Texas
Texas & Pacific
Whic
Northwestern
Duluth
South Shore
Iron Mountain
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Sugar investigation hearings open in Equity Court
The sugar investigating committee led by O L Spalding of Detroit opens hearings in Equity Court room 95 Federal building to probe sugar sampling for duty and potential regulation changes. W S Chance of Philadelphia and Colonel L M Montgomery of Boston serve as Treasury special agents reporting to Secretary Windom. Hearings may last two weeks with witnesses allowed to amend testimony. results to the public are not guaranteed.
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O. L. Spalding
Detroit
W.S. Chance
Philadelphia
L. M. Montgomery
Boston
Equity Court
Federal Building
Treasury Department
Windom
Secretary of the Treasury
Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Alcohol Abuse Relief
The advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for the distress and low mood associated with alcohol abuse. It claims quick relief from drink related sadness and fatigue.
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Horsford
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co Promotes Large City Loans
Financial notice from the Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co incorporated 1880 announces 1 250 000 capital and 125 000 surplus with selected first mortgages in Denver Hutchinson Kansas City Beattie Tacoma Edensburg and other sizable cities. Principal and interest guaranteed and full loan insurance. Inquiries invited. F B Rogers Manager Rialto Building 131 Devonshire Street opposite the Post Office.
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Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co. Incorporated
Denver
Col
Fiutchinson
Hkau
Hansas City
Beattie
Tacoma
Edensburg
Wash
F. B. Rogers
Rialto
Devonshire Street
Postoffice
Exchange Offer for Utah Central Bonds by Oregon Short Line
Notice to holders of First Mortgage 6 per cent bonds of Utah Central Railway Company offered exchange for Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern 5 per cent bonds with cash, due 1890 and 1919 respectively. Offices in Boston and New York handle exchanges. bonds guaranteed by Union Pacific. Boston address 44 Equitable Building. December 9, 1839.
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Utah Central Railway Company
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern Railway Company
First
Oregon Short Line & Uta Northern Railway Company
Oregon Shortline
Utah Northern Railway Company Consolidated Mortgage
Union Pacific Railway Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway Company
Equitable Building
Boston
New York Stock Eee
HE American Loan and Trust Co
Congress St
James M. Ham
Treas
Wall St
New York
Charles F. Adams
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