Money Market and Boston Loans Face Mixed Markets
The report details a quiet money market with rates steady or modestly varied. It notes Boston and New York exchanges, bank balances, and a city loan proposal by City Treasurer Turner, plus a favorable local bank statement, stock movements, and ongoing copper market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasxow
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Turner
Crry Heavy
Boston
Mass
City of Boston
Alfred T. Turner
Bay State Gas Co Issue Bonds for Boston Gas Firms
The Bay State Gas Company of New Jersey plans to issue five million dollars in bonds to finance the purchase of Boston gas firms. The bonds carry a first lien on deposited stock with Mercantile Trust Company of New York and will pay dividends in gold in New York and London at Winchester House. The remaining five million will stay in the company treasury until further plant development or property purchases require their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Boston
Gerilla
New York
London
Winchester House
Bay State Gas Company
Mercantile Trust Company of
Massachusetts
Bay State Gas Company of
Messrs. Deloitte, Dever, Grifiths & Co
Lothbury
H. E. Jones
M. Inst. C. E
M.I
M.E
Commercial Gas Company
Stepney
United Commercial
Scherling
New Jersey
Ines
Freen
Talianrines
Whieaey & OG
Congress Street
Boston Gas Bond Issue Opens for 1894 Security Sale
Trustees and Securities Insurance Corporation invite applications for bonds at 98 pounds per 500 with staged payments and optional full on allotment. Bearer bonds of 1000 and 500 dollars carry semiannual coupons, convertibility to registered bonds, and a sinking fund from 1894. Boston gas properties valued at about 2.59 million pounds plus related companies form collateral totaling 6.45 million dollars with Brown Brothers as bankers. Subscription opens February 20 at 10 am and closes February 21 at 3 pm with cross‑Atlantic allotments and 5 votes per 1000 bonds for holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees, Executors and Securities Insurance Corporation, Limited
New York
London
America
Mercantile Trust Company
Jones
Boston Gas Light Company
Messrs
Brown Brothers & Co
Boston
Mercantile Trust Company of
Cary & Whitredge
New Yok
Boston Gasight Company
Rondholders
Philadelphia
Messrs. Brown Brothers & Co
Executors and Securities Insurance Corporation, Limited
Wall Street
New York City
State Street
Chestnut Street
Youth Street
Alexander Brown & Sons
Baltimore
United States
Sullivan H Land
Bell Tel
T & Sfe
Col Trust
A & Pine
Kan West
Hy River
Fes
Fes Ei
M& Beq
Bend
Erie
Frenchmawn’s Bay
Penobscot Bay
San D
Sullivan Harbor
West Ener
Lsoat & Mont
Cal & Hec
Franklin
Kearsarge
Eerwere
Usteoll
Santa Fe
Bost & Ie Cikseaume
Bost & Lowe
Bost & Maine
Ecceee
Fitchburg
Weesveee M
West End
M. A
T &S
Do Trust
At & Pac Inc
B& N BS
Dees
Ny&ni
New
Eng
Frenchman’s Bay
Sullivan Hwarodor
Bovanza
Bost & Mont
Er Ee
Cal
Best & Vrev
Caseeereesersee
C&en
Conn & Wassump R
Otts & M
Ny&ne
Portland
Saco
Summit
Exchange
Allonez
Ody Arnold
Atlantic
Nonanza Devel
Ly, B. & Mont
Buite & Boston
One
Heclas
Catalpa
Denixrade
Franklins
O. Ae
Huron
Oneensee
Lronton
Osceola
Quincy
Ridge
Santa Seere
Aspinwall
Ceara
Boothbay
W.P
Loulston Street
Rookline
Bly By
Campobello
van Hast
Bay
Scesee
Nowport
Lamoine
Payson
Saeenews Penobscot
Seeeee
Barlier
Bad Son Areen's
Sullivan
Seeeve
Veieleines Re
Ron
Win Ewes
Atchison
At. & Pac
Do Inc
Ae C
Financial Market Summary From New York Feb 18 1900s
Money on call easy at 1 4 to 2 with last loan at 2. Sterling exchange dull at 4.86% for 60 day bills and 4.88% for demand. Stocks quiet to dull after 2 PM with minimal gains. Manhattan and Tennessee Coal strongest. Bond activity lively with notable gains in Chattanooga, Chicago Gas, Denver & Rio Grande Western, Long Island, Northern Pacific seconds, and Richmond & West Point trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace
New York
New England
West End
Connecticut & Passumpsie
Eastern
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Second
Denver
Birmingham
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Denver Rio Grande Western
Bell Telephone
Erie
Lamoine Land
Sullivan Harbor
Frenchman’s Bay
Penobscot
San Diego
Motor Road
Osceola
Kearsarge
Quincy
Franklin Y
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Grangers
Eric
Manhattan
Tennessee
Atchison
Chattanooga
Chicago
Chicago Gas and Coke
Burlington
Nebraska
Richmond & West Point Trust
Alton Sinking Fund
Rock Island
Morris & Essex
Denver & South Park
Mackinack and Marquette
Long Island
Northern Pacific
Richmond & West Point Trusts
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City
Virginia Midland
Foreign Markets Snapshot From London And Paris
London quotes show Consols at 98 13 16 money and 98 1 16 account with various U S and Mexican issues listed. Paris indicators place 3 per cent rentes at 83 francs 95 centimes for the account, with money at 2 1 2 percent and open market discount at 2 1 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Commodity Prices Drift with Mixed Signals Across Markets
Market notes show mixed activity with many staples easing or staying steady. Metals copper and tin are stable or down slightly, while lead, zinc and molasses hold firm though sugar and butter show variable strength. Agricultural items like corn and oats remain mostly firm or quiet as pork and beef markets soften.
Grain Markets Show Limited Wheat Trading In Chicago
Farnum Reardon & Co note a quiet session despite visible fluctuations in wheat. Bears stay cautious while any selling triggers quick drops. oats and corn see small activity with slight price movements across futures and cash markets in St Louis and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Bears
C S$ Williams & Co
St Louis
New York
Print Cloth Market Quiet in Fall River
Print cloth market in Fall River Mass remains quiet and steady with spot prices at 31 1 6 to 31 3 4 cents and contract prices from July to October around 3 4 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Wool sales in London show strong demand at full prices
London February wool sales report strong competition with 15 337 lots offered and moderate withdrawals. Victoria and New South Wales offerings sold at varied rates for scoured and greasy grades, while next sale series begins April 2 with Easter break and resumed sales April 18 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
New
Queensland
South Australia
Boston flour and grain market prices in February 1889
Boston markets report domestic flour and grain carload prices with 96 cars inspected including yellow corn oats and rye. Stocks in Chicago and Boston elevators listed by date, with spot flour prices steady to firm and varied regional wheat and corn quotes across New York Milwaukee Toledo and St Louis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sush. Bush
Ccsvecse Svoveser
COP Cave Ca
Acsiadize Craasyse Siomoiooe
Onal Cgacva
Boston
Bush
RVG
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City
Southern
Milwaukee
St Louis
Minneapolis
Northern
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reichsmarks
Imperial Bank of Germany
Amphiet
Tlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quaincy
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Wall Street News
Chicagoe
A. E. Touzalin
J. Murray Forbes
George K. Harris
Chicago, Burlington& Northern
Boston News Sureau
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Outhwaite
Cleveland & Canton
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Associated Lines
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
California Southern
Cincinnati, Ndusky
Cleveland
Kansas City
Memphis
Louisville & Evansville
City OF
U.S.A
United
The
Bay State Gas Co
Brookline
Cambridge
Chirlestown
Chelsea
Dorchester East Jipston
Jamaica Plein ‘ Malden
Melros Newton
Water
Lelubs Lil Bubo Peau Wybitene
Mr. Jones
Roxbury Gas Light Company
South Boston Gas ‘Light ‘Company
Grahams
Iowa
Portsmouth
Springfield
Blake Brothers & GO
Nassau Street
the Trustees, Executors and Securities Corporation, Limited
Winchester
E. C
Devonshire Street
Irving A, Evans & 69
Stock Exchange Building
Toston
Brokers’ Board
Can. Sc
N. W
O. Nav
K.G. W. Ts Chaus
Stir. & S.F. DG
F M
St. P
BSI
W. Shore
Amador
Ontario
Plutus
el Cristo
Sullivan Dem
Hock
Tenn. C
United Copper
NEW York Financial
Bondis
Kan
W. Os
Ohio
C.a W
Micheau
Essex
Con
Nash
Chat
Enone Eeae
IL C
D.D
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Ae Ee
Pacific
USA
K. C
Ft. 8
Northywest
C. B
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In& St. L
Benee
N. PY
N.E
West
Oregon
Lisle P
N.Y
Pittsburg
Eee
Asics Oe
Pac. Gs
Do P. D.O
Rome
UL. C. Con
Pueb
A. V
Ecorte
M& M. & M Eaee
Southern Kan
St. Peg D
Ass Pacific
Tol
O. C
Lil Utica & B. RK . Oe
Eee Pac
Wis. Cen
W. ML. E
Baygland
Atlantic & Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
Eas
W. Union
American Oil
Reeves
B.& Cs
Cceese
K. OP
Cl & Sp
K.C
L. KR
J. BE
St. Li
Maine Central
N. Y
N. Fiseccuaars
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit Branch
DBL
Union Pacific Se
Bell
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Closso d. Ing
Ing
At. & Pacific
Ovd
Bey
Air L. Pref
Bi, Roch. & Peee
Can
Canton
Central Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Owen
St. Pref
S.&c
Del
del. & L
Den
K.ga
Eree East Tenth
Fort Wayne
Seer
Ener
Hocking
Kan & Tex
Banas
Lou
Beach
Anne Weet
Pacite
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Thomson-Houston Elec
Burton Stock Car
McKay Heelin
Reece Burton
Prato
Macha
Don Enrique
Eureka
Catalpar
Crescent
Foreign Financial Markets
Seady
Boston Exports
Lord
Tbs
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
J. H. Bauerlein & CO
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman
Kansas
Bromfield Street
Moston
John Jeffries & Sons
H. Tyler
Devonshire St
Swan River
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape of Go Hope
Natal
Plate River
Boston Markets
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