Electric Stocks and Listed Companies
Electric stock listings from a 19th or early 20th century source show prices and company names. Firms include Eastern Electric Cable Company, Gethins Electrical Mig Company, Union Electric, Thomson-Houston, and Thomson-European Welding. Ex-dividend marks appear with stock entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. W.ae & Co
Devonshire
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa
Gethins Electrical Mig. Company
Sese
S . Union Electric Car Ae
Thomson-Houston
Thomson-European Lente Welding Co
Money and Stocks Market Summary From Boston Week Ahead
The New York bank statement shows abundant funds with little call money demand while time loans hold at moderate rates. Clearing House activity reflected stable liquidity. deposits rose, loans remained behind, and available funds increased. Foreign exchange was steady as Bank of England considerations influenced rate expectations. The stock market opened dull then firm with strong buying, led by copper and select Boston issues, as traders chased gains and reduced short interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
Canada
Philadelphia
New Orleans
New York Clearing House
Treasury
London
Bank of England
Bank of France
Holland
Germany
Reichsmarks
Boston Post
Comar
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Mexican Central
Atchison
Boston & Maine
Continental Bank
Wakefield Rattan
Great Falls
Dwight
Merrimac
Boston Manufacturing
Amoskeag Manufacturing
Malden & Melrose Gaslight
Newton & Watertown Gas
Boston Tow Boat
Lake Superior
Franklin
Issy
Kearsarge
Atlantic
New York Stock Exchange
Transcript
Grand Rapids, Newagee & Lake Shore &S
Chicago & West Michigan Consolidated
Omaha Bridge
N. Y
Henry Clews & Co
Louisville
Albany
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Crawford
Midland
Brazil
Illinois Railroad & Warehouse Mission
Numerous dividends and quarterly payments listed nationwide
A lengthy catalog of dividends and semi annual or quarterly payments from U S and Canadian companies. Entries cover banks railroads insurance coal and mining firms with payment dates mainly in January February including amounts per share or percent rates. Notable names include American Insurance, American Bell Telephone, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Great Northern and many regional banks and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Insurance Co
Merican Bell Telephone Co
Aspinwall Land Company
Atkinson Hovusr Feeetestn Co
Brooxtine
Licur Co
Bracon’ Publishing Co
Belfast
X. National Bank
Capistal Fire Insurance Co
N. H
Cammer & Hecla Minina Co
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cuicaco & St. Louis R.R
Canadian Pacific R.R
Citizens’ National Bank
Newport
Chicaco Junction R.R. & Union Stock Yarns Co
Chicago
Central & South American Telegraph Co
Guicaco
Rock Isuano & Pacific RR. Co
Janada Southern R.R. Co
ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
R.R
Beacon
Carrie Co
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR
Episod
Electric ILLUMINATING _ Co
Epison General Exscrric Co
Evansyintzey & Terre Havre R.R
Epison Electric
Ilinois
First National Bank OF
Lewiston
Fall River
ASSO
Concord
Fireusure R.R
Trankuin Park Lane & Improvement Co
First National Bank
Concorp
Hamilton Mra. Co
Lake Shore & MicureAn Southern K.R
Lehigh Valley Co
Maracomer National Bank OF
Marble Savings Bank
Rutland
New Reprovp Sarr Deposit & Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
NortHern CentRan RR
Northern Pacific R.R
Norwich & Worcester R.R
Northern Telegraph Co
Manchester
N H
New Hampshire Trust Co
New York Central & Hopson, R.R
Ricumonp & West Point Tramrau Co
RoumnaNnp County National Bank
Semannual
Rutland Savings Bank
Rio Grande Western
K.K
Swirr & Go
Security Trust Co
Nasaua
Second National Bank
Haverhill
Schumacker Gotp
Manu Raoturins Co
Tennessee Co. & Tron Co
Illinois rail mileage and finance figures show strong growth
The data report Illinois as leading in railway mileage with 10,163 main track miles and 2,928 sidings, plus 222 new miles built in the year ending June 30, 1890. Capital in railroads stands at $1,769,620,862 with rising dividends and debt per mile. Additional notes cover currency shifts, treasury gains, and weekly railway earnings across lines including Canadian Pacific and Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Union
Wisconsin
Bank of Montreal
People’s and State Savngs
Detroit
James N
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
South America
Europe
New York & Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island
Official report of day’s bond and stock sales
Saturday January 3 1891 official report lists highest and lowest prices closing bids asked prices and last sales for bonds and stocks including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Atlantic Pacific Illinois Central and many others with volumes such as 18000 25000 80000 and 110000 across numerous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
RellTel
Atchison
Atch, & Neb. Td
Pac
Bos
Mont
B. U.G
Samerecsos
M. Ae
Fastorn
Saint
Peeve C
Litc
Ker Bosch
Ten Vaca Sena
Suneh
Selwarge Souetewee
Nate
Eng
Tel
N.Y
Duane Ae
Wis
Aces Do Inc
Atl. & Pac
Bost. & Alb
LOW
Maine
U. & W. Mich
WB Canon
KGL
UL & B
Ohia
Money on Call and Stocks Rally in Turbulent Session
The market opened with easy money on call and firmer sterling, while government and railroad bonds stayed dull yet steady. Stocks edged higher as buying resumed after foreign selling, with Lackawanna climbing to 134 1/2 and Rock Island drifting as bears pressed it down. The late session saw renewed upward momentum following a stronger bank statement, closing near the day’s highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bears
Louisville & Nashville
Lackawanna
Louisville
Rock Island
Market gains spread across numerous issues
About $1,015,000 traded with gains seen in many issues. Brooklyn elevated firsts rose 1.58 to 10, Rock Island fives to 99, Northwestern debentures 2 to 108, Erie first consols 1.25 to 133, Fort Worth & Denver firsts 2 to 102, International firsts 1.44 to 112.5, and Texas Pacific Incomes 1.54 to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Worcester
New Haven
Ringfield
Sioux City
Seattle
Norfe Seace
Fort Worth
Wichita
D. Lowell
S Permet
Des Moines
Naan
Cintreal
Gan
Halifax
Can
Aeee
Rochester
Eave
New York
S. Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
San Franco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Galveston
Minneapolis
Providence
Louisville
Detroit
Clevelan
Omaha
Denver
St. Paul
St. Joseph
U. S Worcester
Springfield
Tacoma
Norfolk
Fort Wort
Lowell
Syracuse
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Wopeka
Lexington
Buffalo
Nashville
Portlandr
N. Bedford
Birmingham
Chattanooga
tRalt Lake
N.Y
Brooklyn
Rock Island
Northwestern
Erie First
Fort Worth & Denver
International
Texas Pacific
Ing
Atchison
Central Iowa
Chi
Alton
del. & L
Howe Eae
den. & K.G
East Tewns
Bey + sane
Annes
Lake Shore
Ian
St. Lewssees
A. Y
N. J. Cent
Oregon
St. L
Southern Pac
Tee
PD. & Cult
Vis. Cent
L.&p
Land and Isceelanrons
NIES
American Ou
Weee AM
Castle
Seccess Sane
Ua . O
Pacific
Wits
V. Hs
U.N
Imi
BSG
Ri W.& D
Towa C
Lede
St. le Mes
St. P
W. Shore
Ram
Nner Bullion
Eeeere
Overman
Tae Hocking Coal
Les
Yellow Jacket
Atlantic & Great Western crisis noted in market report
London report at 3 12 30 p m lists Consols at 95 for money and 96 for February and notes the Atlantic and Great Western crisis with Canadian Pacific 75 Erie 2044 and Reading 16 percent among other quotes. Bar silver at 48 8 and money abundant at 2 percent. Open market discount rate for bills is 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Man seek fiat coinage from Philadelphia mint
In Philadelphia on January 4 1891 Judge Harley Morse and George Merrick of Denver presented a brick of silver weighing 514.8 ounces fine at the United States Mint demanding coinage into dollars. Mint superintendent Bosbyshell refused the private coinage and provided a written certificate. Morse and Merrick cite seigniorage and constitutional right. The dispute centers on government bullion purchases and the difference between market value and legal tender, with the men pursuing court testing of the government’s denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harley R. Morse
George C. Merrick
Denver
United States Mint
Bosbyshell
Morse
Merrick
Painadelphia
C. C. Bosbyshell
United States
Penn
George G. Merrick
George F. Batchelder
Harley Morse
Robert J. Coleman
Colorado
United States of America
Boston
M. Co
G. Merrick
Essary Delay
E Hanley R. Morse
Judge Morse
Market Strength Seen in New York Trading and Bankers Note
STRAWS FROM STATE STREET. The New York market Saturday showed stronger trading with better distribution and buying demand. Bank statements were better than expected, signaling a shift toward a pull market though cautious. Copper futures fixed a profitably lower price, while Atlantic & Pacific and Louisville & Nashville moves drew attention amid dividend and stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. W. Pope Of Marlboro Faces Creditors In Boston Meeting
Creditors of Marlboro furniture dealer J. W. Pope met in Boston to review a report by a committee led by J. C. Randall. Liabilities totaled 23 695 21 with assets 39 519 81. Proposal to pay in full via one year extension could yield about 75 cents on the dollar. other option offered 100 cents on the dollar in quarterly payments starting April, or sale of claims at 70 cents on the dollar within 30 days. Trustees Randall George J. Bicknell and F. N. Well were named to marshal the property while awaiting dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pope
Marlboro
Boston
J. C. Randall
Tne
Me. Pope
Pope
Motors
George J. Bicknell
F. N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conti
K. C
Old Colony
G. BF
Summit
Ous Union
Nash
Weee
Allonez
Arnold
Aeee Atlantic
Bonanza
B. & Mon
Ates
Butte & Bos
Cal. & Hec
Cataldas
Wonutas
Dana Sear
Hanover
Huron
Ste Lrouton
Mesnard
Tear National
Ares
Santa Ke
Washington
Land Companies
Anniston Seer
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Tase Osiou
Boylston
Brookline
Campobello
Cutler
French Bay
Lamoine
Payson
Penobscot
Petit Menan Sea
San Diego
Sullivan
West End
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Med. One
Wee Anee
Bell
Erte
Car Heat
Phon
Toy
Lamson
Seer Yullinan
Car Union 5
Wayne
Mt Des
Omy
Isd Thom
Winnis’t
Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Fort Payne Coal & Iron
Boston Water Power
Barton Stock Car
Newport NA Eee
Don Enrique Min
Colchis
Suffolk Bank
Seveseerterseesses
Bank of Redemption
Old Boston fHiank
Continental Hank
Merrimack Manufacturing C
Hamilton Manufacturing Cote Eeees
Wakefield Rattan Co
Great Falls Manufacturip
Osessecessl
Cocheco
Goston \elting sete
Aol
Stark Lis
Bolt
Dwight Manufacturing Ya
Boston Manufacturing Co
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Boston & Albian Ts
Ny Tng
Sunmnit
Peereee
Concorn & Montreal
Portsmouth
Falls & Con
Eastern KR
Maiden & Melrose Gaslight Co
Newton & Watertown Gaslight Co
Boston Towboat Co
American Loan & Rus 3A
Nebraska
Lombard Investment
Asath
H.goes
M. le
Union Pacific RR
Ss. Vt
Consolidated RR
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Potosi
Con
Cal
Savage
Crown Point
Nevada
Union Con
Gould & Curr
Oes
Hale & Norcrossane
Ditto
Dee
Louis
Clsburg
Francisco
Orleans
Ilwaukee
Inneapolis
Sencar, Nee
Paul
Columbus
Memphis
Tal
L. Pittsburg
Cincinnsti
Nsan City
Galverton
Sitaneapolla
B. Limmisville
Ee Dorland
Napoli
Haven
Bronx City
WED
Wee
LOZL
Vicence
USC
Seer Whee
Union Guaranty Sevings Bank OF Concorp
Western Union Telegraph Ovu
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester KR. Co
Waaria Varco & Co
West Port Manuuracturine Co
West Port
Wernstre
Savines Bank
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Mass
Wall St
Messrs. Baring, Brothers & Co., Limited
California
Newton, Mass
Toledo
Ohio
Litchfield, Ill
Bay City
Mich
Newark
Ohio - Henry County
Paulding County
Hancock County
Muncie, Ind
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Tslls Olty
MESS
Morgan & GD
J. S. Morgan & Co
Drexel, Harjes & Co
Paris
Ghance
Jacob C. Rocers
Marlborough Street Railway Company
Marlborough
Highland City
Edward R. Alley ‘Treas
Marlborough Savings ‘Bank
Frank H. Mason Treas
Boyd & Corey Oot & Shoe
Mi g-Co
Summer Stret
Hayward. & Townsend
Boston Stock Exchange
R. Hayward
W. 8. Townsend
NEW York Financial
Devonshire Street
England
Atlantic & Pacific
Hallgarten & Co
The
Railway Age
Age
New York Consolidated Ex
R. R. Cable
West
Finley
Baldwinsville
Sinois Steel Company
South Chicago
London Stock Exchange
Exchange
Omaha & St. Louis
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