Boston Seeks Water Loan Proposals Amid Market Turbulence
The Boston City Treasurer invites sealed proposals for 3 percent water loan certificates totaling 245 000 dollars, payable over thirty years with semiannual interest. Proposals due November 26, 1889, will be opened in the Mayor’s office, with the city reserving the right to reject any or all bids.
Dividends Declared by Nassau Manufacturing and Partners
Nassau Manufacturing declares a dividend of 20 cents per share. Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. Homestake Mine declares its October dividend payable November 25.
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Nassau Manufacturing Company
Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad Company
Homestake
Fennessy Armstrong & Co Bankers Move Office
Fennessy Armstrong and Company Bankers announce relocation from the former Market National Bank building. The move places them in a newly occupied office space as part of a broader expansion.
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Market National Bank
Rail bond listings in 7 percent mortgage parade
A long catalog of railroad first mortgages and bonds from numerous lines led by Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Gulf Colorado Santa Fe with rates of 7 percent and related 5 and 6 percent issues. Institutions include Union Trust Company in New York Boston and Chicago and international banks KIDDER PEABODY MERCHANTS LOAN TRUST CO BARING BROS.
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Kingman, Pratt & West
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Union Trust Company
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Boston
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Devonshire St
Merchants’ Loan Trust CO
Baring Bros. & CO
Bishopsgate-within
London
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Circular 63 listing offices for full details and orders
Circular 63 can be obtained at the above addresses and also at Kidder Peabody & Co No 1 Nassau St New York and Atchison Company 95 Milk St Boston J W Reinhart Alt Vice Press George C Magoun Chairman of Board
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Nassau St
New York
Atchison Company
Milk St
Boston
J. W. Reinhart
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George C. Magoun
Reorganization Plan Circulated for Missouri Kansas and Texas
Bondholders and stockholders of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company may obtain copies of the plan of reorganization the security holders agreement and related circulars at Central Trust Company 54 Wall Street New York. Securities holders wishing to participate must deposit them with Central Trust Company by December 23 1889. Committee members include Frederic P Glott Jon Fphrerruan Mengy W Poor Henry Budge Colgate Hoyt and E Ellis.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Central Trust Company
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New York
Pfrederic PP. Gloott
Bond offering for Kansas City Bridge and Terminal Railway
The Kansas City Bridge and Terminal Railway plans a 220 to 724 foot steel bridge across the Missouri River linking Jackson and Clay counties with a belt line around Kansas City. It offers $200,000 of bonds at par with 6 percent interest, and two and a half shares of stock per $500 bond, projecting a nine percent return within two years. Central Trust Company of New York is trustee. Completion aimed for October 1, 1890.
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New City Hall
New County Court House
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Kansas City Bridge and Terminal Railway
Grain and livestock markets drift as December wheat stalls
The Option Markets in Chicago reports dull December wheat with 807% to 81c levels as trade waits for developments. Corn gains on poor weather while receipts rise, and hogs push higher with strong lard and meat demand. Provisions stay firm with steady shipments and active shipping demand for fats. Farnum Reardon Co notes mixed openings and closes across Wheat Corn Oats and Pork.
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Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
India
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Lord
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Vernon CT to Issue Bonds At 4 3 4 Percent Interest
The town of Vernon in Tolland County Connecticut offers 125 600 on bonds of 1000 each dated November 1 1889 at 34 percent annual interest payable semi annually. Bonds mature in thirty years with redemption option after ten years. Bids must be addressed to Gelon W West treasurer Rockville Conn and opened December 3 18389.
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New York Money Market and Stock Trends Report
Money on call tight with last loan at 2 percent and 60 day bills near 4.81. Sterling exchange steady around 4.82 to 4.86. Market dull but closing strong, Reading and Missouri Pacific weak then recouped, Sugar soft but others advance. Rail bonds quiet. notable gains in Union Pacific and Cotton Oil. Total sales $1,284,000 with Laclede Gases and Fort Worth & Denver leading. Consols rise to 120, Midland shores up 93, Manitoba firsts at 108.
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London Money Markets and Bond Quotes Report
London fixed income and stock prices list Consols and United States bonds with quotes for money and account. Paris 3 per cent rentes and Atlantic & Great Western firsts noted alongside Canadian Pacific Erie St Paul Reading and Mexican issues with prices and percentages. The article reports bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England totaling £72 000.
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Commodities report shows mixed activity across farm products
Leather and boots firms indicate strong leather trade while large hides sales rise. Hogs and pork steady, lard active, butter cheese eggs steady. Grains vary with corn and rye steady while oats and barley slow. Fresh beef quiet to steady, sugars firm, molasses quiet, fruits steady with Almeria grapes firm.
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Almeria
Wool Sale Set to Open with Australian Bales Dominant
London reports that of 145000 bales to be offered at a series of wool sales starting Tuesday most will be Australian wool and not the wool previously misstated yesterday.
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London
Print cloth market in Fall River rises to 311 16c
The print cloth market in Fall River on November 20 advanced with 64s spot and futures at 311 16c. Some sales occurred at these quotes, but mills held off seeking a further rise.
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Fall River
Horses Change Hands Market Report From Multiple Stables
The market shows steady demand as November nears with horses from nearby areas selling across a wide range. Isburgh & Co reports 110 head last week from 200 to 40 dollars. Bowler’s sales include 3 matched pairs from 1450 to 850 dollars. Moses Colman & Son note 79 head sold this week. Walker's Bazaar moved 100 head at 50 to 300 dollars. Welch & Hail see signs of improvement with prices steady from 100 to 200. International Horse Exchange offered four carloads with driver stock from 175 to 460 per pair.
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Astern
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Welch & Hail’s
Horse Exchange
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Ilinois
E Ham & Co
CH & E Snow
Leather Trade Shows Early Market Uptick After Slump
The week ended with a firmer leather market as manufacturers secured orders for boots and shoes and anticipated rising demand. Little broad activity is seen yet beyond wax and hip leather rer consignments, though inquiries are higher.
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Pefecriae
Coradserists Y Qacee
Leather market holds firm as buyers expect rock-bottom prices
Leather buyers show confidence in sustained demand with prices near lows. Supplies remain ample but not excessive, with strong activity in hemlock and crop soles, belt knives, rough leather, wax and hip leather, and finished splits. Prices quoted span Buenos Ayres to California hides, buffalo leather, and cape and grain lines, reflecting steady, orderly trading.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
The boot and shoe trade shows strong demand this week
The boot and shoe trade reports increased activity with good demand for boots and shoes. Heavy goods remain active, spring goods outlook is favorable, and orders from the West and South are up to seasonal levels as stocks tighten. Women and children's footwear orders rise with steady men’s goods and rubber boot activity.
The Hide Market Shows Mixed Demand for Foreign Hides
Reports indicate firmer foreign hide interest with recent sales totaling 32 000 Buenos Ayres kips and 5000 River kips on private terms. Earlier exports included 40 000 Sierra Leone kips. Prices remain secret, suggesting low traded values, while Western hides show steady demand with buff sold near 5 to 4 1 2 cents and seconds at 3 1 2 to 4 1 4 cents. Tanned skins remain scarce and firm.
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Europe
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