Money Market Steady as New York and Boston Close Week
The Money Market in Boston and New York ends a week of steady rates with 4% to 7% on time loans and 5% to 6% on collateral loans. Clearing House exchanges total $95,243,701 for the week, while New York city banks report $1,435,200 above legal reserve and an improving surplus.
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Boston
Cail
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
New York City
Boston Post
Ross
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
D. L. New Orleans
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Tli
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Providence
Detroit
Milwaukee
I. St. Settee
Omaha
Denver
I. Ee
Cleveland
Memphis
Columbus
Galveston
Wee
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Richmond
Peoria
Portland
Duluth
Hartford
St. Joseph
Norfolk
Orcester
New Flaven
OOO
Syracuse
Lowell
Grand Rapids
Los Angeles
Wichita
Tes Moines
Topeka
Aeee
Buffalo
Portland, Or
Ener
Nashville
Eeeer
Seattle
Siena City
Sete
Tacoma
Birmingham
Etre
Montreal
Can
N.Y
Didss
Atlantic & Vacule
Lila
Boston United Gas
IGM
Bur. & Mo
Neb
Oly Anh Do
Sum
F.S. Qa
Baeee
L.& Nor
K. C
N.m.a& S
Sonora
Texas
Wis
Bell
Sioux City
Winthrop Eenee Ee
Ile Atlantic
Alloudz Mining
Bos, & Mont
Cal. & Gcasgeessen Eave
Franklin
Reorganization Approved by ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE Board
Boston November 23 1889 At a Board of Directors meeting the Plan of Reorganization is declared effective and bondholders are urged to participate by depositing bonds before December 15 1889. The chairman George C. Macour announces equitable conditions after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atchison System
Europe
United States
Eorge C. MaGoun
Magoun
Atchison-Rock
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Atchison
Board of Directors
George GC. Macour
Boston Stock Exchange Market Report Week's End Close
Boston stock exchange today reports total 126 000 shares traded. The list shows shares sold with opening, highest, lowest and closing prices for the day and the prior close yesterday.
Commercial County Market Report Snapshot
Market notes show mixed activity across commodities with several grains and fats steady or firm. Pork and lard demand are strong while fruits vary from fair demand to slow, and meats stay steady amid overall quiet trading in other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Aearby
Almeria
Wheat and grain futures mixed in Chicago market decline
Heavy northwest wheat receipts and long liquidation dragged futures lower with weak closes while cash demand stayed firm. Corn oats and pork futures showed quiet to easier trade as buyers held off. closing prices varied across exchanges in Chicago, St Louis and Minneapolis with modest declines in key contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Longs
Yee
New York
St Louis
Minneapolis
Northern
Minnesota
Bond exchange plan lists numerous railroad issue securities
The document outlines bonds to be deposited for exchange under a reorganization plan. It lists many railroad company first mortgages seven percent and five percent bonds dated 1909 through 1937, plus income and collateral bonds. Deposits are invited at Union Trust Company in New York and other firms in Boston, Chicago, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
S. F
Jowley, Sumner
Fr. Smith HR. BR. Co
Florence, Eldorado & Val. Val. R. BR. Coa
Kansas City
Emporia & South, RR
ER. Co
Topeka & Western RR
ER. Coa
Klan City
Lawrence & South
ER. R. Co
Southern Kansas & Western
EH. Co
Sumner County& EH. Co
Ottawa
Burlington
Southern
Kan. B’y Co
Gulf Div
Southern Kansas K’y Co
Southern Kansas Ky Co
Texas
Chicago
Chicago, Santa Fe
California
B’y Co
Leaven, Topeka & Southwestern Ry Co
Atchison Co
Wichita & Western KR. BR. Co
Kingman, Pratt & West
Hike Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western RK. It. Co
California Southern & BH. Co
New York Money and Markets Mixed After Bank Statement
Money on call remains easy with no loans and 5.6 percent closing. Rates for bills and acceptances quoted modestly, with government and railroad bonds steady. The stock list shows Chesapeake & Ohio and Cotton Oil gains, while San Francisco preferred weak. weekly bond sales totaled 7.28 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Atchison
Northern Pacifics
Chesapeake & Ohio
San Francisco
Atlantic & Pacific
Gulf of Colorado & Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Cedaralis & Minn
Longland
Circular 63 At Kider Peabody and Co Boston Offices
Circular 63 detailing full details available at listed addresses. Also obtainable at Kid der Peabody & Co No 1 Nassau St New York and Atchison Company 95 Milk St Boston. J W ReinhaLt 4th Vice President and George C Magoun Chairman of Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Nassau St
New York
Atchison Company
Milk St
Boston
J. W. Reinhalt
George C. Magoun
Directors Declare 3 Percent Semiannual Dividend
Old Colony Railroad directors declared the usual 3 percent semiannual dividend yesterday, ending talk of a rate increase for now. Delaware Hudson Canal transfer books close Nov 27 for the quarterly 1 percent dividend to be declared then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Railroad Company
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Foreign Financial Reports from London Markets
London market bulletin lists Atlantic and Great Western seconds at 54, Canadian Pacific 74½, Erie 29, Illinois Central 121½, Mexican ordinary 44½, St. Paul 73, New York Central 109, Pennsylvania 63¾, Reading 21½, Mexican Central news 70, and other rates. Open market discount on short and three month bills at 4¼ percent. Consols quoted 97 1-16 money, 97 ¼ account. bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England today totals £51,000.
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Cable
Rock Island
Atchison New 43
New Mexico & Southern Pacific
Sonora
Chicago, Kansas & Western
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wall Street News
Chicago
Boston
New York
Wisconsin Central
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Fort Worth
Colorado
Exchange of Securities
Utah Northern Company
Denver & Forth Worth Company
J. N. Fiske
Union Trust Company
Flint & Pere Marnette
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Road
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Railroad Commissioners
Eastern
Eastern Railroad
Great Falls
Fitchburg
Marcy
Delaware & Hudson
Little Corporation
Lake Uperior
Arizona
Atlantic
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Franklin
Vivian
Huron
Ck Ie Exchange
iLast
Ales
Cessseeeeaare
Arnold Ee
Bonanza Devel’t
Butte
Punkin
Trenton
Nationa
Santa
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campoche
Settee Esters
East Gost
French Bay
Maverick
Cseeessconse
Newport
Samiti
Csss
Payson
San Pozo
Sullivan
Seer Steer
Walt NG
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
At. & Pac
Do Inc
Lil
L. G
Peer Eee
Kan
W. Bs
C. & W. Mich
Benge Y Il C
Wis
Lee 'T. S
Ly BE
St. L. Tm
Do 1St Con. Inc
N.Y
N. E
Coconas
P. D'O
L. C. Con
G iv O Do Inc
Ae Pueb. & A. V. Is
Rutland
St. Jo
D& G.I
Atch
Fisvicvege Oom
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Maine
L. C
C. K
Rya
Miki
K. C
Ft. S
St. Lee
Maine Central
N. Y
Old Colony
Eneer
Summit Br Inch
C.e
Tvs
West
Glia
Am. Belli
Eastman Car
BA Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullwan Palace Car Co
Atchison New
de New Inc
Eee
Aim
Cotton Oil Trust
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert & Mast Shore
Maiden Electric Co
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
IVA Nat. Tel. Mfg. Co. Vul
Alt
AL. & Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
St. Ce
Chi & E. DL
Eeeer
Del
del. & L
Den
R. Feet Etree
Ft. W
Enee
Erie
Fort Wayne
Hocking Val
Central
Long Island
Louis & Nash
Louis
N. A
Man
Beach
Anne Eevee
Elevee
Mem
Lon
Paclle
Aerere H&m
North Western
Ohio
Miss
W.P
Si.l
We & LE
Brupswick
Pacific Mail
Pullivan Val
W. Union
Con
Gasee
Tvl
Tenn. C. & Oe
Ener Re Tb
N. W
R.G
St. L
I. Ee D
Tex. Iro L
Sage Tex. P. R. Des
Ats WV
Mat. Unionos
Iu. Pac
N.P. Ists
Dons
W.cons
Cara
Alice
Andes
Moulton
Best & Bel. Ae
M. Col. Coal
Occidental
Ato i
C. Va
Ontario Deadwood TI
Overvan
el Cristo Li
Hale & Nor
Quicksilver
Homestake
U. Copper
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Readine
Bank of England
Print Cloth Market Trends Fall River Providence Summary
The Fall River market shows production 190000 pieces, deliveries 195000, stock 8000, sales 207000, spot 41000 and future 166000 with prices 811 16c for 64x64s and 344c for 60x56s. Providence reports a firm slightly higher market with 11000 weekly sales and 246000 stock plus 10000 pieces 66x60s, with 64 squares at 311 16c bid and 8%4c asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence
The Metal Trade Market Outlook and Prices
The iron and steel markets show firm crude prices with expectations of a rise. Demand remains steady for pig iron, bar iron, steel rails, and copper with active sales and higher London values. Foreign pig iron and refined products hold above parity. railcar shortages limit back orders and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Northern
Gray Forge
Eglinton
Bessemer
Lake
Arizona
London
Sugar market trends in grocery trade show firm import stance
The sugar market moved upward through the past week with light weekly business and only fair activity in New York. Importers hold firm views and are not eager sellers, maintaining confidence that prices will advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston City seeks water loan proposals in 1889 issue
The Boston City Treasurer invites sealed proposals for water loan offerings totaling 45,000 dollars, with certificates of 1000 dollars and multiples. Interest at 3.5 percent annual, semiannual payments, due over 30 and 80 year terms, secured by a mortgage-like pledge. Proposals due November 26, 1889, in Boston.
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Boston
City Hall
Maia
City of
City of Boston
Alfred T. Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reichsmarks
Atchison Securities
Atchison, Topeka
Santa FE
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Sales
Central of Mass
P.M
Tritchburg Pel
Bio
Ilinda Steel
Whee
TOY Ps
Ewe
Thomsen. ii
Elec. Co
Eae
Lille
Davecvesseeese
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Bay State Gas
Hastman Car Hanter
Cs Cree Seneeesees
Seeew Rere
Gilman Cash Railway
McKay
National Telephone
Reee Conseererrees
Ton
Santa Ferr
Maine Central RK
Phil
Wilmington
Dessous
Boylston Mutual Ins
Cambridge
Ins
Providence Gas Co
Eeenereees Ui
Boston At
Bangor
Salem
Iveston & Lowell RR
Bur, & Mo. RR
Bos
Rev. B. & Lynn RR
Naumkeag Street
Pleasant Bill & de Soto
Oston United Gas
Comerree
Lombard Livest. Co
Broadway
Devonshire St
Trust CO
Baring Bros. & CO
Bishopsgate
D.C
NEW York Financial
Corstseres
Aéda
Naing
Ererepoeen Bank
Ceavaeree Steee
Vesese Cereerenses
Henner Eenee
Merchant’ Bank
Rburyport
Bank of the Republic
Cee Seer
Danvers Bank
Ceeseeeee Seraeee
Arlington Mills
Ee Ee
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Massachusetts Cofton Mita
Clevyelaua & A RR
Seeeneee
Cal
Potosi
Savage
Nevada
Crown Point
Commonwealth
Union
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Finayotal
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Johns Ief Fries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Spreckels
Porto Rico
Brazil
Rio
Santos
Rotterdam
Canton Cassia
Batavia Cassia
Singapore
Zanzibar
Amboyna
Formosa
China
John E. Welsh
General Markets
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