Gains Hit Both Markets Amid Oil Drop and Gold Orders
Markets show strength with no London influence and a favorable Union Pacific annual report. Gold shipments of 500000 dollars planned, oil company cash on hand at 201.7 thousand dollars, dividend funds in trust, and railroad shares posting gains led by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohilo
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Batchelder
United States Oil Company
Old Colony Trust Company
National Shawmut Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Globe Bank
Sabin P. Sanger
Boston Stock Exchange
E. Preble Motley
Motley
Curtis & Motley
Market Quotation Summary and Dividend Declarations
Amalgamated stock moved 1 to 11 4 while Anaconda rose to 37 2 and Calumet & Hecla gained 6 to 72 0. Franklin and Old Colony moved slightly, United States Oil traded 23 4 to 20 1 4 before rallying to 22 3 4. Bond and gold markets noted, with bank reserves in Boston up and New York excess down. Several dividends were declared including Kint & Pere Marquette 2 percent preferred and American Tobacco 2 percent preferred plus 11 percent common, with January income and interest disbursements totaling about 220 million across New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. A London report says major houses coordinated funds to avert large failures on settlement day, preserving confidence.
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Amalgamated
Anaconda
Arcadian
Parrot
Utah
Osceola
Isle Royale
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Old Colony
Trimountain
Santa Fe
United States Oil
Centennial Eureka
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Boston & Buffalo Idare
Fortuna
Navaron
Boston
New York
National Shawmut Bank
Clark-Coolidge
Kint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
American Tobacco Company
Philadelphia
London
Pinkham
MT E Pacific
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Kaawake & Fadson
Del
Lack & Western
Denver
BOD
Great Northern Pr
Hocking Coal Seeee T
Hocking Valley I.ccesss
Tilinvis Centra Ecee
Miscouri Pacific
Westerm
Pennsylvania
St Louis & San Fran
St Louis Southwest
St Paul
Southern’ Pacific
Southern Railway Ave
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Oderervens
Anaconda Mining CO Oi
Brooklyn
New York Air Brake
Pacific Mail
Aiiman Palace
Epublic Iron & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
United States
Western Union Eee
uw /& mrs
Boston N & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston & & Prov
Fitchburg
Sale Do
Dominion Coal
Franklin Mass Pees
Michigan
Idria
Totas
Wolverine
Ergenthaler
Torrington
United Shoe
Brarber
Ae Cs
Ts Gas & Coke Ie
NB Gas & Coke
SQUIRE CREDITORS MEETING HELD ON PROTECTING INTERESTS
Individual creditors of the John Po Squire Company were invited by George Fred Williams to meet at his office on Washington street to protect their interests. Williams represents a creditor of Frank O Squire and discussions aimed at obtaining asset and liability details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Po. Squire
George Fred Williams
Washington Street
Mr. Williams
Frank O. Squire
Willams
H. P. Chaplin
Squire
Henry A. Wymans
Ape Cate
Chaplin
Rahoan
Dividend Notices from Historic Companies
Several companies announce cash dividends including American Bell Telephone Company two payments totaling five and a half dollars per share to stockholders of record December 30 1890 with January 1 1900 payment dates. Amalgamated Copper Company declares quarterly and extra dividends payable January 22 1900 to holders of record December 29 1899. Transfer books closing dates listed.
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Salt Lake Msn
Oregon Short Pine Rairoad
Eacn
Oregon
Highland Bay
Boston
Daniel A. Gleason
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hb Bromsway
New York
WMG
Rockefeller
Sec
Trens
Wheat Market Quiet as London and Liverpool Closed
Howard Crosby and Co report markets closed in Liverpool and London. Chicago opened firm over Saturday’s close with little foreign demand due to absent cables. European data incomplete. wheat on passage fell 2,490 bushels. Fore noon trading showed scant activity with 1590 cars vs 2495 a year ago. Prime notes farmers hold to current prices as winter wheat shows life amid mild frost and uncertain weather ahead.
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Messrs
Cole to face grand jury process over bank embezzlement charge
The article outlines potential steps for ex president Cole to be brought from California to Boston on a grand jury indictment. It notes habeas corpus challenges, possible delays of weeks or months, and the likelihood of a hearing or indictment leading to remand or release depending on evidence. Massachusetts and federal officials discuss procedures and timing, with Cole's arrival anticipated mid January.
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Poactors i Tr
Prosioner
Court of Appeals
Cole
United States Grand Jury
Coe
Th National Bank Act
W. H. Casey
California
United States
Irector
Felany Association
Boston
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Jones
Boyd B. Jones
United State
District Court of Boston
Grand Jury
Darling
SQUIRE TROUBLE THE GAUSE
Creditors of Francis Batchelder and Frederick Snyder trading as Batchelder & Co met with assignee James A. Bailey Jr. The failure of the J Pire Company, holder of about 70000 of its paper, triggered the suspension. Liabilities near 270000, most unse-cured, assets about 200000 with 150000 in bills receivable. an advisory committee of three will help Bailey manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Batchelder
Frederick S. Snyder
Copartners
Francis Batchelder & Co
Blackstone Street
James A. Bailey, Jr
J. P.uire Company
Squire
Ulre
Meroneene
Presentation Features of the Company for Employees
The article outlines key features of the company presentation for employees. It highlights aims, schedule, and goals, noting the roles of management and staff in conveying corporate strategy and benefits.
Broadway Bank to Reopen After Pending Reorganization
Reports indicate Broadway Bank plans a complete reorganization and will reopen after an announced new head takes office. Officials have agreed to proceed with the transition, and a public announcement is expected detailing the days of reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
Everythin AB
Curtis
Tional Bank
Broadway Bank
O Fkers
Ident
Physician's Statement On Mr Cole Spaulding Wy
A Wy physician describes not treating Mr Cole Spaulding before his departure from Boston and notes he had no parents and was not seen in a professional capacity for a long period. The account clarifies limited medical involvement prior to the Bakker case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole H. Spaulding
Boston
Cole
Treasury Bond Deposits Reach 7 Million Across Banks
government reports show 7 million dollars in bonds deposited and accepted as security for internal revenue receipts with national bank depositories. New York banks hold 11 million, Boston 1 million, across 31 banks in 15 states. Total bonds purchased under the recent order total 19,234,350 with about 5,000 more under examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
New York
Boston
Washington
Pittsfield Bank to Move and Double Capital to Dover New Bank
Pittsfield National Bank stockholders met to approve relocating to Dover New Hampshire with immediate effect. Capital stock will rise from 50000 to 100000 dollars and the bank will operate as Dover National Bank in its new Dover location.
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Pittsfield, N. H
Pittsfield National Bank
Doens N. H
Nce
Bs Mer
Dover National Ank
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Mopeck & Toppan
Boeton
William E. Fay
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