Money and Stocks Dull and Firm in New York Markets
Boston markets show little change with funds at the Clearing House easing slightly the New York call money from 2% to 4% and bank balances rising. Sugar Trust bears worry investors as Union Pacific and Flint & Pere Marquette report mixed earnings while Western railroad presidents pursue a uniform rate plan. Allouez and Calumet assets face assessment rumor but financials remain sturdy despite market jitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Treasury
Mond
Bank of England
Frances
Reichsmarks
Guilders
Imperial Bank of Austria
Bank of France
Sugar Trust
Atchison
Bereneth
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Myer's
Manitoba
Frehison
Bears
Flint
Pere Marquette
San Diego
Western Railroad
Alton
Stickney
Great Northern
Hill
R. Gould
Cable
Rock Island
Omaha Ridge
C. P. Huntington
W. Reinhart
Fiat & Pere Marquette
Nepalceeker-Iatnanizentes
Dividends listed from numerous railways and firms
A long OCR list details semi annual and quarterly cash dividends across many corporations including American Telephone, Canadian Southern, Central of New Jersey, Delaware Lackawanna, Rock Island Pacific, Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha, Michigan Central, Northern Pacific, New York Central & Hudson River, Pacific Railroad, and Western Union among others. Dates mostly in January and February with rates from 1% to 6% and additional special or extra dividends, presented as a brief ledger of payments and per share figures. Entities include multiple railroads, banks, and utilities with payment dates and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American BrLu Telephone Co
Atkinson House Furnisuina Co
Brooking Gas Liaur Co
Beacon Publishing Co
M.C. Durrer Sarr Derosir & Trust Cou
Chicago
St, Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha R.R
Delaware
Lackawanna
Wistarn
Enver & Rio Grande R.A
Dison Electric Illuminating Co
Epigow Guyeral Electric Co
Louisvitte & Nasaviltn R.R
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern KR
Lehigh Vatumy Co
Little Schuykill Navigation
RamRoap & Coan Co
Juan Pacific R.R
New Reprorp
Orrosrr & Trust Company
Northern Central &.R
Northern Pacific R.R
New York CentraAn & Hopson R.R
Stantorp Mills
Swirr & Co
Paxable
Tennesseux Coat &Ron Co
Tamarack Mining Co
Tonepo & Onto Central R.A
Western Union Telegraph Co
Farco & Co
Porst Manuufacturing Co
West Four
Westminster, National Bank
Warren N ¥ G
Warren, K, L
Market Notes and Legal Snapshots From 1891 Records
Early 1891 sentiment hinges on copper demand with Lak ingot pricing at fifteen cents per pound and seventeen cents for ee. A $150 per share payment is now projected, with delays possible into February or March. Judge Cullen sets January 16 for Duncan Cameron v Sugar Trust. stay issues clarified. Rio Grande declares 2 percent dividend on preferred stock payable February 16 to January 31 holders. Armour & Co. faces $300,000 breach suit by American Cotton Oil. Bond lists from Lee Higginson offer investor data. Treasury reports gold transfers and strong revenue. exchange and banking figures show mixed premiums and discounts. Corporate earnings are tallied for New York Central, Louisville & Nashville, East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia, among others, with year-to-date gains and periodic increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pounce Ee
Cullen
Supreme Court
Duncan Cameron
Sugar Trust
John L. Hull
Havemeyer
Nver& Rio Grande
Ivis
American Cotton Oil Company
Armour & Co
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Treasury
New York
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue
Customs
National Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Dee
Louisville
New Albany
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Electric stock list details and company names
A fragment listing various electric stock offerings and corporate names such as Eastern Electric Cable Company and Union Electric Car Company. It references Gething Electrica Mfg and Thomson-Houston links, with incomplete entries and stray characters. The text provides no coherent narrative or dates beyond company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Vipesots & Co
Devonshire Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gething Electrica
Mfg
Ms Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Theimson-European Electric Welding
Wall Street Summary From New York Financial Desk
Money on call was easy at 3 to 4 percent with last loan at 8 percent and prime mercantile paper at 7.84 percent. Government bonds were dull, railroad bonds active, and the market closed quiet but firm after midday gains, with notable advances in Atlantic & Pacific, St. Paul terminals, Hocking Valley, and Fort Worth & Denver. Transactions totaled 2.43 million dollars, with Atchison income and Northern Pacific bonds contributing substantial amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Dulness
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Paul
Hocking Valley
The
Fort Worth
Foreign financial reports from London markets
Atlantic and Great Western firsts quoted at 325 percent Mexican ordinary at 46 percent St Paul common at 64 percent and ork Central at 105 percent Reading at 17 percent Bank of England cuts discount rate from high to 4 percent open market discount rate for short and three month bills at 2 to 15 16 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Western
St. Paul
Ork Central
Bank of Ngland
Straws From State Street on Markets and Railroads
Market notes from New York and Boston describe a waiting mood ahead of Western railroad presidents meeting with prices closing firm except coal and sugar. Atchison incomes attract buyers, while ex-director William B. Strong is noted in Boston. The London Statist warns of a trade contraction after a long boom, with British and American financial observations. Texas Pacific reports record 1890 earnings, Oregon Improvement shows gains, and copper demand may rise as financing eases. Fort Worth & Rio Grande extension contract to Brownwood, Texas, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Railroad
Boston
London
Great Britain
Rail move in Texas railway scene linked to coal fields
Fort Worth reports a significant proclaimed move in the Texas railway situation. The Rio Grande railway, backed by the Vanderbilts, pursues the Llano coal fields. Observers on Oregon Improvement say stock assessments may reach ten percent if levied. Cargo Cop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas Railway
Rio Grande
Vanderbilts
Llano Coal Fields
Oregon
Brown University Acts on Fund for Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
The Brown University corporation met in Providence on Jan 8. Prof Albert Harkness granted six months vacation starting Jan 30, to be covered by Prof Thomas Chace. A seven member committee will study duties under the 1890 Rhode Island act. the Lyman estate will be rented. vice-chancellor Woods appointed. The board also ordered a mural tablet listing Brown’s war dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L
Corporation of
Brown University
Albert Harkness
Thomas Chace
Haverford College
Fund For Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
Rhode Island
Fecaten
Lyman
North
Providence
William Edward
J. C. B. Woods
State Board of Trade Adjourned Meeting in Boston
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade held an adjourned meeting at the New England Shoe and Leather Exchange with Mr. Charles E. Adams presiding and a delegation of twenty five. W B Baird and Sylvanus Smith were elected to general membership. Bylaws amended to empower the executive council to admit new members. William Jones Goulding chosen secretary. Committees appointed. reciprocity with Canada urged and referred to the executive council. SABRES GC system discussion referred to the council along with minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
New England Shoe & Leather Exchange
Charles E. Adams
W. B. Baird
Dry Salters’ Club
Sylvanus Smith
Gloucester Board of Trade
William Jones Goulding
A. W. Strauss
Canada
Congress
Executive Council
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Defamation Case Filed Against United States Minister
Abner C. Goodell sues C. H. Sheppard, now U. S. minister to Gottenberg, Sweden, for libel and slander. Counts allege false claims of abduction and false imprisonment of Miss Adams, plus malicious letters and postal cards sent to the plaintiff, aiming to remove him from office. Court filings detail dates February 1889 and events at the Massachusetts state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satem
Abner C. Goodell
C. H. Sheppard
United States
Gottenberg
Sweden
Salem Gazette
Essex County Mercury
Danvers Mirror
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Miss Adams
Somerville
C. F. Folsom
Boston Record
Said Adams
Thelaintiff
Rapid transit plan for Boston union station in 1891 proposal
N Boston January 7 1891 letter argues for a citywide surface steam rail union station serving all northern and southern lines. Proposes multi track trestles sourcing from Somerville Haymarket via Blackstone Clinton streets to Atlantic avenue and Federal Street approaches, with Old Colony York lines routing to connections and a elevated depot near Clinton Market to minimize street disruption. Expert planning urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Somerville
Boston & Maine Road
Haymarket Square
Blackstone
Clinton Streets
Clinton Street
Causeway Street
Federal Street
Old Colony
New York & New England
Providence
Boston & Albany
Back Bay
Federal Street Bridge
Clinton Market
Dividend Declaration For M4 Company Shares
The secretary and treasurer announce a dividend of thirty dollars per share payable Saturday January 10, 281 to stockholders of record at close of business December 0, 1890. Boston, December 0, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unia
Charles B. Amory
Boston
Appraisals Made Free of Charge on Saturday Auction List
A long list of securities and shares offered on Saturday January 10 by executors and trustees. Items include 200 Manfgo shares, 70 National Car Uo shares, 60 Detroit, Hitleas & Southwestern Railway, 12 Columbian Nat. Bank, 11 People's Nat. Bank Roxbury, 20 Framingham banking shares, 17 Nat. Market Bank Brighton, 26 Middlesex Mills, 19 Barnard Man Co Fall River, 100 Grome City Cable Co Kansas City, 5 Boston Tow Boat, 6 East Tenn. Land Co ex-dividend, 60 Boston Tow Boat, 1 Loylston Insurance, 56 Real Estate Taunton, 25% Lombard Investment new stock, 23 Boston Marine, 6 Boston Electric Light, 5,000 England & Security, 5,000 C., B. & Q. RR 7s 1896, 1,000 NH Trust Manchester Debentures, 1906 optional after 1891, Boston & Maine RR 7s, Boston & Lowell RR, West End St. Ry Co pid, 20 Cleveland & Canton R. pid, 19 Nat Webster Bank, 2 Boston Nat. Bank. Trustees’ list includes several banks and insurance names, with various shares and bonds, including RR, banks, and utilities, all under the order of executors or trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gidd
Reute i
Ase Atchison
Cen
Ornes
Wear
M. V
K.C
St. J
Fear
Sean
Tate
Nor
Pac
Ltatland
St. Jo
GC. T
pGas
Tees
Aris
Gabeiende
Reese Rere
Atchison
Atl. & Pac
Bost, & Alb
Bost
Low
Lynn
la & Punt
Maine
G. F
Rutland
Union Pacifie
Wis
Ash
Roch Tee Nee
Mining Companis
Allonez
Arnold
Anes Atlantic
HS Eae
Oc & Alont
Ete
Bos
Reese
Jentral
Franklin
BOLIE
Osceola
Wees Frontiac
Quincy
Ridge
San Fe
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Manf
National Car Uo
McKay & Wei
Detroit
Hitleas
Southwestern Ra
Nat
Bank of Redemption
Do Columbian Nat
People’s Nat. Ha Sa Roxbury
Sbares Eaminghans N. Bank
Framingham
ALO
Barnard,Man. Co
Fall River
Grome City Cable By, Co
Kansas City
Boston Tow Boat Co
Boston Belting Co
East Tenn. Land Co
Loylston Insurance Co
Apenas Real Estate Co
Taunton
Mass
Lombard Investment Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Boston Electric Light Co
England
Ate, & Security Co
N.H. Trust Co
Manchester
Boston & Maine RR
Boston & Lowell RR
West End St. Ry. Co
Cleveland
Biddeford N. Bank
Continental N. Bank
Dedham N. Bank
Boston Belting
Lowell Machine Shop Ca
Verett Mills
Great Falls Man Co
Gocheco Man
Merrimack Star Co
Rae Wa «& Pea Hd RR
Providence RR
Fitchburg RR
Eees Refining Co
ER. & Tl
Fairba Do Lombard Investment Co
Cheshire RE
Buo P Pleasant Hill & de Soto RE
Saginaw Valor
Lowa
Raeavin Lansing Ae Devout BR
Rutland RR
Lowell Machine
Franklin Park Land & Bee Co
Newport Land Trust
Arlington
Somanty
N. Webster Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
Nashua Man
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Phil, Willington
Isaltimore Rr, Co
Mt. Vernon N. Bank
Androscoggin Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Boston Company
Waltham
Maya
Con. RR
Auctioneers list of bank and railroad stocks and bonds
Francis Henshaw & Co announces a January 10 1891 auction of varied securities. items include Biddeford National Bank Continental National Bank Dedham National Bank Boston Belting Lowell Machine Shop Everett Mills Gocheco Man Co Merrimack Star Co Providence RR Fitchburg RR and other railroad and bank holdings valued up to 1000 dollars each. The sale covers real estate and trust company shares with numerous 19th century dates and quantities.
Corporate and Insurance Stockholders Meetings in Boston
A compilation of upcoming stockholders meetings for several firms in Boston Massachusetts including Life Insurance Company Atlantic Cotton Mills Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Eliot Insurance Company and National Bank of Commerce of Boston. Dates in January 1891 specify noon or 11 am start times and office addresses in Boston. Directors presidents officers and other business will be chosen or discussed as required by each company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
Boston
J. C. Braman
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Milk Street
Edward W. Howe
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Merchants’ Bank
John M. Corbett
Eliot Insurance
Kilby Street
The
Eliot Insurance Company
George Shaw
National Bank OF Commerce OF Boston
Sears
G. W. Harris
Suffolk National Bank OF Boston
Suffolk National Bank
Sno
South Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flint & Pere Marquette
Union Pacific
Allovez Mine— ‘Western Railroad
Hinds
Inc
Gtks
Migaounts Reptatenas
Calumet
Allouez
Allouez Lo
Old Tame
Lezoiop & E Calumet Conglomerate
Atlantic
American Loan & Trust Co
Omana, Nes
Evansville
S. Ete Haute R.R
Epigow Electric of
Illinois
Fimr
Fe River
Fitchburg R.R
Best & Releher
Dubio
Rachae
Ophir
Ewene
Con
Cal
Otosi
Crown Point
Savage . Gould & Curry
S. Nevada
le & Noveras
Union Con
Newton, Mass
Toledo
Ohio
Springfield
Litchfield, Ill
Bay City
Mich
Newark
Henry County
Paulding County
Hancock County
Muncie, Ind
W. J. Hayes & Sons
First Mortgage
GC. H. Venner & Co
Wall Street
Congress Street
C. Bowditch
Pres
J. R. Carret
Treas
Rackemann
Tras
G. H. Norcross
Henry
Edes
Gossler & CO
JOH, Berenberg, Gossler & CO
Hamburg
International Bank of London, Ltd
Andon
Bleichrower
Berlin
Marcuard, Krauss &Co
Paris
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Ets
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Ee Wees Tees
Bootibay
Oston W
Loylaton Stree
Brookline
Campobello
Cutler
Seer
East
Newport
Ener
Payson
Penobscot
Van
Swampscott
West End
Winter Harbor
Anne
Baty
Toy
Union & Y
Sane
Hay State Gas
EU Itlee. Weld
Epee Sane
Elec
Winnis
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Compiae Camiiperon
Union Etec
Seeee Ateneo
N. KE
Port Electrics
Oss
NEW York Financial
NEW York Stock Sales
Eal
Pacific
Ai Pacific
Ohie
I. & Alton
É. It Ag
Chi. & ii Ley
Dela H
del. & L
R. G
East Jeun
Loo
Erie
Green N Bay
Hocking Val
Ill. Central
Lake Shore
Louis
Nash
Nash, & Chat
Yac
Hs Ave Northwestern
la Caves
Yeas
Acer Island
Paul
Tol, & O
Eeeee
Vacifl
Nat Gee Eve W
Pocoras
American Oil
Brunswick
Phellie
PAL
Ee Ogee Ee Sue
Tenn. C. & Sugar Tr
U. N
Lsts
Isis
L. A . Towa Cahaa
Bey
de Bali
PY. Mat. Union
Tex
N.Y
N. W
W. Shore A
Clososing
Belcher
Col
Ontario
Calaafee
Hocking Coal
William B. Strong
Westinghouse
G. A. Harned
Pennsylvania
Western Lines
Minneapolis
Argentine Republic
Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway
Comanche
Brownwood, Tex
Corporation
State Board OF Trade
Canada—Insurance
Abner C
Goodell
Commonwealth
Fere) Insurance CO. OF
Kosten
Mip Street
Bartow
Hamilton
R. L. Day & CO
Hoom &. 7 Exchange
Axcclex
Ates
Boston Stock Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
Corner Exchange Place
American Brewing Company OF Boston
New Marlboro Hotel
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Boylston Insurance Company
Kilby Beret
A. Glover
Continental National Bank OF Boston
Summer Street
Faenday
Charles F. Smith
Caghler
Oston
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