Money Market Report from Boston and Newburyport July 7
The money market remains firm with bank deficits and high call rates. Newburyport and Cambridge borrowings totaled 65,000 and 50,000 dollars for three months, while Boston reserves show a sharp weekly decline and interest rates range from 4 to 7 percent on various loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson
New York
Newburyport
Blake Bros. & Co
Cambridge
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Boston
Inc
Pune
Reserve
Aou
Krancs
Reichsmarks
Reichsarks
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Louis
New York Evening Post
Manuel
Atchison Road
Frisco
Joplin
Ana
Atchison Capital
Flint & Pere Marquette
E.s
Oregon & Transcontinental Bond Redemption Exchange Offer
The Oregon and Transcontinental Company announces redemption of all first mortgage trust bonds on November 1 1890 at 105 percent plus accrued interest. Bondholders may exchange their bonds for Northern Pacific 5 percent gold bonds at 921/2 percent, via Drexel Morgan Co New York by July 15 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
O. & T. Company
Messrs. _ Drexel, Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific R. R. Co. Consolidated
Northern Pacific
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Oregon & Transcontinental
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Land Grant Consolidated
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Williams Street
New York City
Henr
Villard
Drexel Morgan & Co Offers Northern Pacific Bonds Exchange Amid Trust Realignment
A 1890 notice from Drexel Morgan & Co states Northern Pacific net earnings and bonds details. It explains depositing underlying O T bonds with the trustee and offers to exchange Oregon & Transcontinental First Mortgage Trust bonds for Northern Pacific Consolidated Mortgage bonds at their offices. Officials named include E Rollins Morse Prother Brewster Cobo Estabrook Towar Giddings and Lee Higginson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific R. R. Consolidated
Oregon & Transcontinutal Company
Kirst
E. Rollins Morse & Prothar
Brewster, Cobo & ‘Estabrook
Towar
Giddings & Co
Lee, Higginson & Go
Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway bonds issued for expansion
The Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway Company issues 1,250,000 first mortgage bonds dated July 1, 1890, to fund purchase and consolidation of nine street railways in Syracuse. Current gross earnings are about 240,000 with 76,000 net. projected net 100,000 and traffic rising from 4 to over 5 million riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway Company
City OF
Syracuse
Central Trust Company
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Geddes
Newbrighton
Onondaga Lake
State Fair Grounds
Syracuse University
New York Central
Westshore
Delaware
Lackawana & Western
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Messrs
Howard Mansfield
New York
Louis Marshall
July Investments in Multiple Cities Across the Nation
A list of several U S municipalities including Newton Mass Brockton Mass Kansas City Mo Springfield City Bay City Mich Akron Canton Zanesville Bucyrus Pasadena Cal Central Go 2 Sault Ste Marie Mich appears under the JULY INVESTMENTS heading. The brief item catalogs city names and a few numeric notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Brockton
Kansas City
Springfield
Bay City
Mich
Akron
City of
Canton
Zanesville
City of Bucyrus
Pasadena
Cal
City of Central
Sault Ste. Marie
Mining and Electric Stocks from Wilson Fay Co and Irescott Co
Mining shares and electric stock listings from Wilson W Fay Co and F W Irescott Co. Items include Geyser Min Maddox Wire Champion Nailing Mach Sanvignes Gold Placer Venobscot Kay Parte and McKay Metallic Fastening with prices and lot sizes. electric stocks list Eastern Electric Cable Union Electric Car Thomson-Houston and others with quoted fractions and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Woburn St. Ry
BOUL
Sanvignes
Boylston St. Land
Venobscot Kay
Alge
N. Be
McKay
Fabio
Ectric
F. W. Irescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Electric Safety Company
Seeeerees
Thomson-Houston Company
Rockford IW St Mew Albany and Joplin Mo
The fragment lists cities Rockford Illinois Indiana Albany Indiana Joplin Missouri. It appears to be a damaged text snippet identifying locations without a clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, IW
Albany
Ind
Joplin, Mo
Market list shows mixed moves with New England firming
The market drew a mixed tone with the bears and Chicago area weak throughout the day before a late rally attempt. New England stood out as a strength amid rumors of a block transfer to the New Haven while other rails stayed subdued. Close remained dull and steady to firm with little change. railroad bonds were quiet and weak after minor price shifts on several issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Chicago & West Michaes
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
New York & New England
Olie
New York
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Central Massachusetts
West End
Bay State
Kearsarge
Daniell
Osceola
Opechee
Centennial
Midigan Copper Journal of
Vivian
Hancock & Hecla
Rock House
Bears
Grangers
St Paul
Ock Island
New Haven
American Dock
Omaha
Chicago, St. Pau & Minneapolis
Duluth South Shore
Scioto Valley
Foreign Financial Reports from Lendon Summary
July 7 to 12 market notes report bond and stock quotes from Lendon with prices for Consols Atlantic and Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie St Paul New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Mexican Central and bar silver values. Paris exchange shows francs per account and 4 p m quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendon
fConsols
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Atlantic & Great
New York Stock Market Ends Quiet and Mixed
New York stocks show a dull session with little early movement and muted late gains. Traders note pressure from short selling on earnings worries and modest declines in sugar, while New England and Louisville & Nashville lead activity before closing steady to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Louisville & Nashville
St. Paul
Atchison
South End Vacation School Opens at Starr King
The South End vacation school opened yesterday at Starr King school house with over two hundred children in attendance. Mrs Bernard Whitman directs eight assistants as students aged three to fourteen attend from 9 to 12 daily. Supported by three South End churches and gifts from the Cathedral and Jewish synagogue, donations are welcome to Mrs J W Andrews at 36 Rutland square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Starr King
Bernard Whitman
Wait’s
Shawmut Avenue
J. W. Andrews
Rutland Square
Dry Goods and Wool Markets Show Quiet July Trade
The dry goods sector remains exceptionally quiet as July opens with small lots and holiday mood. Cotton goods trade holds steady but slow, while wool markets see little activity with cautious buying and modest price concessions expected ahead of a potential seasonal uptick.
Man Arrested in Stolen Horse Trade on Portland Street
A man calling himself John Harkins sold a stolen horse and carriage at Walker's stable on Portland Street. Police arrested him at Tremont and Eliot streets as he attempted to board a horse car. He swallowed vitriol, was taken to City Hospital in critical condition, and his true name is believed to be Charles Hough. The Boston Investment Company stock price is set to rise soon from 108 to Seeady per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harkins
Walker
Portland Street
Kelly
Waltham
Division 3
Tremont
Eliot Streets
Charles Hough
Cotton Trade Quiet With Firm Spot Prices
The Cotton trade shows little excitement over the past week as operators avoid long lines due to holidays. The zone is firmer with improved spot demand and higher prices. Crop reports are favorable. in the Southwest weather has been dry, elsewhere rains aid progress. Six day port receipts total 2055 bales, with a September 1 totals to date at 6,780,001 bales, up 289,868 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Cocheco
Eddystone
Allen
Manchester
Hamilton
Windsor
Washington
Cccescees Coesses
New Territory
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Gulf
Flour and Meal Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts for three days show 6630 bbl and 64 sacks flour 1680 sacks oatmeal and 3075 bbls cornmeal. Flour demand fair but cautious as millers resist rising prices. foreign demand and crop reports support a firmer tone. Prices quoted for Minnesota Wisconsin brands range from 2.20 to 5.60 a bushel, with export grades at 4.66 to 5.25 and small flour sales at about 3.50 to 3.76 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Superior
Graham
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Washington St
Gev. Leonard
Gen. Agen
Boundary Line
Allouez
Arnold
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Franklin
Homer
Tamarack
Leadville Herald
Catalpa
Crescent
Schumacher
Colorado Coal & Iron Company
Thomson-Houston
J. G. Martin
Continental Land & Security Company
Athol Machine Company
Franklin National Bank of
Franklin Falls
N. H
Citizens’ National Bank of Newport
Lebanon National Bank of Lebanon
Fennessy, Armstrong & CO
Fiske Building
London
Oregon
First Mortage Trust Bonds
Corentz Hoyt
Wallt Street
R. BR. Co
Nortern Pacific
Northern Pacific R. R. Company
Consolidated
OF the
Syracuse Consolidated
Central Trust
Third Ward Railway Co
Fourth Ward Railway Co
General Information
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Maverick National Bank
W. J. Hayes & Sons
State ST
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Banks, Trustees
Brewster, Cole & Estabrook
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Mining Companies—Con
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Aspinwall
Loston AY. P
Loulston Street
Sane
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Cutler
East
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Lamoine
French Bay
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Winter Harbor
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Green Bay
Bik
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Kings
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St. L. Lin
Long Island
Louis, & Nash
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N.J. Cent
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Northwestern
N. Y. Cent
Atlantic & Wacifice
Oston & Albany
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Boston & Maine
Cheshire
Reading
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Rock Island
Cleve
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Texas Pacific
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Old Colony
Saco & Ports
Brunswick
G. F. & Conway
Rutland
Summit
Brokers’ Board
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Oregon Lin
Pacific Mail
Nash
Roch
Seeeevees
Boston United Gas
Bell
Fis
Little Rock
T.s
O.& Trans
Org
Utah
Phonograph Toy Mig
D.& RG
Ra Lainson Store Ser, Co
Re. G. M
Wis
Cent
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Pullman Palace Car Co
Bell Tel
Ft. W.& den
Mexican Tel
Union Stock Yards
Weeeses
Lowa
Boston Water Power
Kan
Laiwolue Land
Ceees
Boy Am
Cotton Oil Trust
Eee
Stich
Weat Bud Land
Pneumatic Tool Co
Allouez Mining
Arnold Muntoy
Burton
Union
S. PB. & c Atlantic Mining
Chi, Lioston & Liverpool Co
N. J.C. Int
Kos. & Mon
N.P. Ista
Lutte & Boston Mining
Fort Wayne Elec
Franklin Min
Eseseeeee Soly Sim Illinois Steel Co
Tee
Tex. P. L. G. Tr
Wees
Mt. Desert & East Shore
Napa
Oe Malden Electric CO
Eae Ce
Tex. P. Kt
Fr. Ae
U. Pac. Lata
Santa Fe
Mechanical Min. Co
N. W. Cons
Mfg. Co
Seers
Atlantic & Pac
Alba
Lowell
O. Thomson-l Houston
Belle Isle
Mt. Diablo
Maine
Ontario
Cala
Phoenix
Arizona
Oni
Bur
Quincy
Quicksilver
Vitlichburg
Dl Thomson Klee, Weng. Oe
Do Pref
Flint & Vere Mar
Loz
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Hocking
Mutual S. & M Co
Pullman Palace RY
Wis. Cen
Bos. & Mon
Rlt
Little Rock & Pes
Y.a&n.e
Stral
Brie
Biis
West End Land
Mon
Batte & Koston
Hecla
Centennial Vin
Franklin Mining
Fiiut & Ere Mar
N. A
Mexican Central
Union Vacitle
West Knu
Egos
Inv
State Gas
Ill
Steel
Mt. Fiesert & Bust
Thy ‘Homn
Kuro
Weld
Ange
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Alloupz
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Ceecesees
Crescodl
Dana
Seenee
Mesnard
Neb
Cleveland, Q
School
Wichita
Kean & CO
Bankers
Geo
A. Lewis
W. Prescott & 60
Devonshire St Boston
Philadelphia
Moston Stock Exchanges
Capos
Promoviers
Lawresce SS. Mott & CO
Broadway, N. X
Northern Pacific &. I. CO
Broad ST
NEW York Financial
South End Vacation School
California
Boston Investment Company
Seeady
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