New TonNage Maine Leads The Country In Shipbuilding
Maine leads 1890 ship output with 125 vessels totaling 74 465.87 tons, dominating New England in tonnage and vessel count. Shenandoah at 3406.78 gross tons is the largest wooden ship afloat, Bath and Machias yards turning out substantial barkentines and fore and aft schooners while Bath ships contribute heavily to Maine’s share.
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New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Harrison Soring Company
Boston
Bath Iron Works
Bath
New England States
Maritime Provinces
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Shenandoah
Rappahannock
Parthia
St.Mary’s
S. D. Carleton
St. Katherine
Bangor
Belfast
Castine
Machias
Thamaston
Camden
Waldboro
Glenwood
Charles A. Campbell
George P. Walcott
George P. Davenport
Marjorie
Governor Ames
Wardboro
Barken Line
John 8. Emery
East
Willian McKie
Maritime
England
Barkentines
New Engand
Messrs
Arthur Sewell & Co
Charlestown
Alice
Brooks
C & JC Pinard
Peckham
JM Brooks
Ingle Carter
Alma Cummings
Mackie
Arge Seasie
J Edu
Bignow
Mackie Tn
John
Kmery
Wim Mackie
Dudley Pray
Atlantic Works &Ch
Francis Goodnow
Crosbie &Son Éim Tg Mercury
Kelley&Son
Senator Sullivan
Green&Soo Ch
Varina
Resumption Near For American Loan and Trust Company
The American Loan and Trust Company may resume within a week with a new president and directors. Russell Sage says the bank will likely recover with guarded securities and reduced losses, possibly led by James A. Blair, while details on the board remain unclear. In a separate item, Topeka's John D. Knox & Co. bank closes. liabilities around 250,000 and assets valued around 450,000 amid a land boom collapse.
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American Loan and Trust Company
New York
Russell Sage
James A. Blair
Topeka Banking House
Topeka
Kan
John D. Knox & Co
Knox
Plush tariff debate sheds light on industry claims
Stephen H. Tyng addresses John Hopewell Jr of Home Market Club in a detailed defense of plush tariffs. He argues that only two domestic firms—Sanford Mills and Goff’s Mills—produce plain plush, while many others make cheaper double and split plush. Tyng critiques wage comparisons, notes foreign competition, and cites a price list post McKinley bill, urging transparency in corporate ledgers.
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John Hopewell, Jr
Home Market Club
Advertiser
Hopewell
Goodall
Sanford Mills
Dingley
Patterson
N.J
Long Island
Connecticut
Tiniue Manufacturing Company
Sandford Mills
Goff’s Mills
Goff's Mills
Griffield
Sic
Germany
Frshcan
Stephen H. Tyng
The Case of the Union Pacific and Granger Legislation
Nebraska lawmakers urge Congress to foreclose US bonds on Union Pacific railroad. The 1862 64 acts made these bonds a second mortgage lien, but the treasury has no due funds and the railroad’s operations affect state competition and interstate commerce rules. The piece argues rails are essential for Nebraska Iowa and Washington growth and cites stalled construction due to anti railroad laws. It also touches on stock markets and railroad earnings broadly.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Nebraska
Congress
United States
Union Pacific
Secretary of the Treasury
Thurman
Treasury
Washington
Union Pacificas
Iowa
Lake Front World’s Fair site likely abandoned
An evening paper reports the Lake Front may be abandoned as the World’s Fair site and the main exhibit will be housed under one tent at Jackson, signaling a major shift in planning and expectations. The report, dated February 19 from Curiaco, emphasizes uncertainty about traditional layout and venue choices.
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Curiaco
Jackson
Market Brief Stocks Dip Then Rally Amid Bear Pressure
New York stocks opened weak as bears attacked Villards and New England, with some buying in Burlington, Rock Island, and St Paul. New England fell to 35 before recovering, while North American slipped only modestly. Industrials showed little movement. sugar preferred slid briefly, then rebounded. Bond activity remained dull but firm as overall market closed dull yet steady. Total sales reached 397,000 shares. FOREIGN FINANCIAL REPORTS noted London and Buenos Aires quotes with bullion reserves easing. New York stock sales totaled 75,400 shares with notable trades across key names.
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Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
Bank of England
Baring Bros
London
San Diego Land
N. Y
N. E
Bears
New England
Burlington
Rock Island
St. Paul
North American
Illinois
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Reading
Mexican Central News
Bank of
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Fitchburg
Anandom
Watson & Gibson
Northern Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Inc
First Preferred
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tamarack
Kearsarge
Pewabic
Quincy
Quincy Directors’ Pool
George Neale
San Diego Land & Town Company
Neale
San Diego
San Diego Company
New York & New England
Sullivan Harbor Land Company
Breyfogle
Alley
Oregon Improvement Company
Atlantic Mining Company
Holstare
Maine Central Railroad Company
Chicago & Alton
Baltimore & Ohio
Mane Soan
Shinee
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Atlantic Minna Co
American Export and Trading Co
Atlantic Mixinc Co
Bennett Minns
New Reprorp
Boston & Maine R.R
Boston & Monttana Copper & Silver Minne Cor
le Central Trust Co
Curcaco, Burtington & Quincy R. R
Cghicano & AvTon R.R
Homestake Miining Co
Illinois Central R.R
Lewiston Mini Co
Northern Pacific R.R
National Lead Trust Co
Curiaco & St. Louis Rk. R
Quincy Miring Co
Richmond Academy Co
Richmond
Southern Massachusetts Telephone CO
Morton, Rose & CO
J.b.moors &Co
Devonshire Street
Brown Brothers & Co
State Street
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Building
Sudbury ST
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F. C. Bowditch
Pres
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Treas
Henry H. Edes
Gossler & CO
JOH. Berenberg, Gossler & CO
Hamburg
Enternations
Bank of Londons, Ltd
S. Bleichroder
Berlin
Marcuard, Krauss &,Co
Paris
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Seattle City Ralway Co
First Mortgage
Seattle
Leno
C. H. Venner & CO
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Wayne Electric Company
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R. L. Day & CO
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Lowell Machine Shop
International Trust Co
Amesbury and Seers Gas Co
Hadley Falls Nations] Bank
Holyoke
Stee. Edgenes and Retinning Co
Grand Rivers Co
Kentucky
National Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
United Electric Securities Co
Call
Decatur
Alabama, Water Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain R.R
Blackstone Nati. Bank
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Tremont Natl. Bank
Union Lives Trimmer Co
Bates Mfg. Co
Salem Gas Light Co
Craighead & Kiniz Manufacturing Co
Toledo
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Boston National Bank
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Manchester
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Kansas
Lombard Investment Co
Boone County
Edwards Manufacturing Co
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Stony Brook R.R
Concord & Moursess RE
Rutland R.R. Co
Chicago & West Michigan R.R
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Pound Paper Co
Mack Elevated Railway Supply Co
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Rarper Co
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Winfield Attge. & Trust Co
Winfield
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Conklin Mig. ,Trust Co
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Faneuil Fall National Bank
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Edwards
Jarvis Conklin Mtge. Trust Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
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Portsmouth
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Rutland R.R
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Ly Order of Executora
Cochesco Man. Co
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York Township
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Charleston
Cincinnati
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Galman Falla Man. Co
Newport Ky
Ohio & Western Coal and Iron Co
Aim
Kapia Telegraph Co
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Tracers
New Hampshire Trust Co
Lallimore Belt Line
Atlantc Cotton Mills
Boston & Roxbury Mill Corporation
W. F. Matchett
Anniston City
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