New York Financial Roundup on March 31 Market Dull Yet Firm
Money on call easy at 3 to 5 percent with last loan at 8 percent and mercantile paper at 5. Sterling exchange quiet with 60 day bills at 4.8354 and demand at 4.8612. Government bonds and railroad issues steady. market overall dull with no price movements. Coal stocks fluctuated with talks of re pricing, Morris & Essex tax decision shadowing Lackawanna. Overall close steady with slight gains versus Saturday. trading in eries and land grants listed with notable activity in specific issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Tennessee
Morris & Essex
Lackawanna
Ilroad
Erie
Mackinac & Marquette
Houston & Texas
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Big Sandy
Quinto Companies Closing Prices on March 31
A scan of closing prices lists Alta 1.45, Homestake 2.30, 8.30. Kallic 1.85 1.80. Mexican 3.80. Mut.s. M 1.70. Cal. 4.455 4.434. Occidental 1.10. Crown Point 2.44 2.90. Potosi 4.90. El Cristo 1.45. Quicksilver Sta 6M. Exchequer 1.80. Freeland 1.10. Sutter Creek 1.40. Gould & Curry 1.80. Utah Con Hale & Nor 2.80. Yellow Jacket 2.35. Hock Coal 2.12.
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Qunto Companies
Alta
Andes
Occidental
Onearlo
Potosi
Elcristo
Exchequer
Freeland
Sutter‘Creek
Gould& Curry
Utah
Hale & Nor
Yellow Jacket
Hock. Coal
Foreign Financial Reports London Market Briefing
March 31 12:30 p m and 4 p m quotations show Consols 977 16d for money 97% for account Atlantic Great Western firsts 3242 Canadian Pacific 74% Erie 24% Mexican ordinary 37 St Paul common 70% New York Central 109% Mexican Central new fours 734s Money 3% Paris 3 per cent rentes 88 francs 30 centimes for the account. Open market short bills 3% three months 2% and 3% respectively.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Ilinois Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Commercial Matters and Market Notes
Dry goods uneven. Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. Flour slow. Corn quiet. Oats firmer. Cornmeal steady. Millfeed firm. Butter unchanged. Cheese firm. Beans slow. Eggs firm and steady. Poultry steady. Game dull. Potatoes higher. Straw steady. Apples firm. Truck steady. Mediterranean fruits quiet. Florida oranges steady. Cranberries scarce. Dried apples firm. Pork products in fair demand. Beef and tongues quiet. Fresh beef fairly steady. Other fresh meats steady. Tallow quiet. High wines unchanged. Strawberries high and scarce.
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Florida
Dry goods trade shows uneven demand and mixed activity
The dry goods market remains uneven with brisk jobber business on good weather days and active local retail trade ahead of Easter. Commission circles cooled after an old firm’s New York failure, while road conditions and floods hampered trade. Cotton goods see little change with quiet prints, ginghams steady, and fabrics like drills and colored cottons weak or dull.
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New York
Trade In Commission
Louisville
Wool Market Strong Start to Year with Rising Sales
Wool sales in the first quarter rose by 2,549,000 pounds from last year, with actual business totaling 31,158,000 pounds for thirteen weeks. Dealers report steady buying by manufacturers, lower stocks, and favorable conditions despite weak woollen goods demand. Imports fell about 20,000 bales while domestic receipts rose. overall stocks at the clip year opening appear as favorable as a year ago. Antwerp River Platte wools stayed active with current auction rates, stockpiles totaling 7,295 bales River Platte, 5,808 bales Australian, and 300 bales of sundry kinds.
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London
Bradford
Eng
Kent
West of England
Botany
America
East
Antwerp
The Cotton Trade Markets Show Unsettled Fluctuations
The cotton markets have been unsettled over the past week with pronounced weakness and a sharp early decline, followed by a buoyant shift as prices fluctuated.
Mississippi Delta Flood Delays Pasher Harvest Amid Record Receipts
Reports from Southern markets show firm tone but potential delays as levees along the lower Mississippi stay critical. Extensive flooding covers Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana, with about 100,000 acres of cultivated land submerged while expectations rise for eventual replanting. Week ending March 28 saw cotton receipts reach 41,066 bales, up from prior weeks, with total since Sept 1, 1889 at 5,570,370 bales. Flour and meal trade mixed with steady prices. wheat flour and cornmeal in demand, oats firmer, and stocks updated across Boston, Grand Junction, and Maine facilities.
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Pasher
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Graham
Boston
Grand Junction
Boston & Maine
East Boston
East
Fitchburg
Eeeeaseee
Syalge
Fruit Market Report and Arrivals Steamer Schedule
The market remains firm with steady trade in Valencia oranges Sicily lemons and Florida fruits. Prices noted for Brights and russets, Valencia oranges at $4 per case, Sicily lemons at $2.75 to 3.25 per box, and fancy Indian River fruit at $4.50 per box. Steamer arrivals include Athens with Valencia oranges Messina fruit and Palermo produce for Boston, Bessarabia with 24,700 boxes of oranges and lemons bound for Boston, and Thomas Anderson from Palermo with 13,740 boxes oranges and 15,500 boxes lemons. Provision trade shows unchanged tone with receipts of tallow pork lard hams and bacon. Sugar and molasses markets steady with export sales at London prices. molasses supplies and prices vary by grade.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Egar
St Louis
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Aroostook
Vermont
Hebrons
Burbanks
White Star
New Brunswick
Nova_ Scotia
Nova Scotia
Jerseys
Floridas
Valencia
Key West
White Cape
St Andrews
Hubbard
Norfolk
Florida
Mississippi
Havana
Sicily
Athens
Messina
Palermo
Catania
Boston
Bessarabia
Gibraltar
Boson
Thomas Anderson
Christian Johnson
Banes Bananas
Seaverns & Co. i
Slamborough
Jamaica Bananas
Boston Fruit Company
WW & CR Noyes
Cuba
Manilas
Llolos
Javas
London
Gcnet
New Orleans
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Bost
England
Belgium
Port Antonio
Porto Rico
Scotia
Aimals
Seve Agricultural Immans
Naval
Cos
India
Langley
Scotland
British West” Indies
Dutch Guiana
Nicaragua
PRINT CLOTH MARKETS AND COTTON PRICES REPORT
Fall River reports print cloth market firm at 3.4 cents for 64x64 cloth. Cotton markets show steady New York prices across uplands and middling ranges with futures opening firm and closing steady. Liverpool sales and receipts listed along with other U S and international market notes. Futures and cash prices across Augusta Galveston New Orleans and other ports summarized.
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Fall River
New York
Uplands
Ceee Ceeeee
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Quiet
Norfolk
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
Great Brit
Continent
United States
Grain futures and cash prices show mixed April to December bids
Closing grain prices in St Louis, Minneapolis, Duluth and Milwaukee reveal varied bids and asks for Wheat Corn and Oats. Wheat cash quotes range from 72 to 86 percent in several months with March and May bids or asks. Corn shows 26 to 37 percent ranges. Oats mostly around 27 to 28 percent.
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St Louis
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Milwaukee
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed Markets
Cattle receipts and prices shift across markets with cattle in Kansas City steadier to stronger for shipping steers and stockers and feeders, hogs mostly steady to higher, sows and heavy backs higher, and sheep firm to strong. Chicago reports sizable receipts with beeves and steers selling higher, stockers and feeders firm, hogs lifting, and sheep steady with Western cornfed and Texans carrying solid values.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Oil Market Update with Closing Certificates and Prices
Prescott & Co reports pipeline certificates closing at 12 m on March 29 and March 30 1889. Charter crude runs total 78,738 barrels with average 63,011 since the 1st. Whiskey markets in Peoria Chicago St Louis Cincinnati show steady to firm at around 102 to 105 per gallon. Turpentine resin tar petroleum prices move NY and charted at 4144c 12245 225 and 7.50c with RSW at 7.20c and cases at 9.40c.
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FE W
Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
LO Am
satele/liphelpen ee
Ceeeere Ees
IGS
Peoria
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Wheat and corn markets steady in London and Liverpool
London cargoes show wheat steady with slow demand for corn and mixed signals across markets. Liverpool reports quiet demand for breadstuffs with steady or unchanged prices for wheat and corn and steady pork bacon lard and cheese priced firm on the day.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Imports March 31 1890 Logwood Rags and Lua Goods
Lists shipments at Black River Trinidad and Ponce with brig Kathleen brig Ellie Carter and steamer Yarmouth. Entries cover 231 tons logwood 462 bales rags 1074 coils wire 266 bales steel 8437 bags sugar 255 puncheons molasses and lobster crates eggs and fish products. Includes firms Barking Bros Nash Spaulding Yarmouth J G Hall H F Hammound Barclay & co and others.
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Black River
Jam
Kathleen
Barclay
Apollo
Baring Bros & Co
Louis Wolf & Co
Thorpe & Adarms
Abram French & Co
Houghton & Jrutton
Barington & Co
HB Jackson
Hollman & Co
Leecoander & Co
Stone & Downer
Crowell & Co
Trinidad
Cuba
Robert
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Ponce
Ellie
Clements & Co
Barclay & Co
Ellis & Co
Hutchinson
Port Gilber t exports and ship cargoes in 1890 list
A condensed log of shipping cargoes and exports dated March 31 1890. Entries include Watchelder Fowle and Hibbard for paper stock bedding and groceries at Port Gilbert NS with consignments to Dunbar Davis and American Express, plus Sch G M Warner flour bran oats meal and more. Morien at Liverpool NL carries flour oats cornmeal beef tongues oysters and lunch bits, while Kong Frose at Port Antonio Jamaica shows feed boxes herring hardware tools and flour among goods.
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Port Gilbert
Liverpool
L Do Corp
Port Antonio
Jam
Trans-Pacific rail and steamship expansion spurs
Portland to China and Japan ports to gain a monthly steamer service by Union Pacific. Mellen signs in San Francisco. Rivalries with Southern Pacific Pacific Mail and Canadian Pacific shift flour and tea freight, with Tacoma San Diego and New York on the horizon. Guatemala shows a $21,312,500 gold loan to build the Northern railroad and finance a mortgage bank. Copartner notices dissolve and new firms form in Boston real estate and investment. Dividends declared by Boston banks and corporations.
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Portland
China
Japan
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Mellen
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Occidental & Oriental Company
Ogden
Omaha
Ocean
Oregon
Washington
trans-Pacific
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Oriental & Occidental
Tacoma
Santa Fe
San Diego
New York
Mexico
Guatemala
Henry L. F. Cottle
Atlantic Ocean
Central Railway
Pacific Ocean
Republic
Guatemala Central
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Suffolk National Bank OF Boston
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