New York Money Rates and Rail Stocks Rise on Rate Accord
Money on call ranged 3 to 6 percent with latest 4 4 and 4 34 for bills. Prime mercantile paper 6 7 percent. Stock market gains led by Western railroad shares such as Rock Island Missouri Pacific Burlington and St Paul as Chicago freight rate accord boosts optimism.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Alton
Pacific Fail
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Burlington
Colorado
Manhattan
Flint & Pete Marquette
Western Railroad
St. Paul
Lackawana
Tennessee
Jersey Central
New England
Big Sandy
Cedar Falls & Minneapolis
Union Pacific
St. Paul H. & D
Mobile & Ohio
Ohio Southern
Western New York
Foreign financial notes from London markets April 14
London reports describe Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central and Mexican stocks with varied percentages and prices in late trading. Consols and other British securities quoted with yields and prices. bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England totals £25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Reading
Paris
Avantic
Great Western
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central
Barsilver
Ank of
England
Commercial Markets Report Shows Steady Dry Goods and Meal
Dry goods quiet while wool and cotton hold firm. Flour and corn products rise. corn and oats strengthen. Butter cheese and meats largely steady or quiet. Fruits like Florida oranges scarce. cranberries and dried apples firm. High wines sugar molasses vary with steady to quiet movement across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
The Cotton Trade Market Summary
The cotton markets show moderate activity with firmer prices. Spot demand is light but prices rise to 1158 1113-16¢ Ptb. Liverpool closed early but reopened with tame activity and improved sentiment from late planting and tight supplies. Weekly receipts total 23 570 bales for week ending April 7, with 5 632 608 bales since Sept 1 1889, up 318 864 bales from last year.
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Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Wool Market Holds Steady as Demand Remains Strong
The wool market shows no material change as demand stays brisk and prices remain steady. Large holders expect high prices ahead, while most sellers remain unconstrained at current levels. Prices for Ohio X and Michigan X varieties hold firm with limited stocks in combing and delaine fleeces.
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Est
Ohio
Michigan
Market reports show no improvement in major cities
Reports from Philadelphia and New York indicate markets have not improved, while Australian meets attract solid demand, suggesting uneven or limited recovery in key sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Wool sales report from London and regional markets
Wool sales in London on April 14 offered 9375 bales with active bidding for New Zealand cross-breds and strong demand for low priced greys. Details show Victoria NSW Queensland South Australia New Zealand Cape of Good Hope and Natal lots with scoured greasy and locks prices ranged from 1s 1d to 11d per pound and Falkland autumn combing prices. Print cloth market in Fall River noted quiet but firm at 35 16 per 64s with some regular business.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Pope Ha
New York
Fall River
Providence
Boston
Valine
Ubbs Oc Ce Cece Cece Ncceeses Po 914 2,676, 841 1Bbt Wn
Wes Ewes
Wcccceesserve
Pocevces
Kerseys
Meltons
London
New Zealand
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Falkland
Flour and Meal Prices Rise as Trade Remains Active
Receipts show 6455 barrels and 3398 sacks wheat flour along with 625 barrels corn meal and 90 barrels and 360 sacks oatmeal. Wheat flour remains firm with continued price gains. various patent, superfine, and export grades quoted from 2.50 to 5.50 per barrel, while eye and Graham flours hold near recent levels and cornmeal and oatmeal show firmer or steady demand.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Grain trade receipts and market summary report
Grain receipts today total 15 710 bus corn 10 160 bus oats 5 05 tons millseed 1 240 bus barley 6 050 bus malt and 1 320 bus cottonseed meal. Inspections show 48 cars with various corn and oats grades. Visible and stock data across Boston New York Albany Hoosac Chicago reflect firmer markets amid limited trading.
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Boston
Jace
New York & New England
Boston & Albany
Hoosac
Chicago
Bush
Burh
Ses Reeves
New York
Bailey
Canada
Michigan
Ceeeres
Market Notes on Poultry, Potatoes, Hay, Sugar and Groceries
Market reports show quiet trade and firm prices across poultry meats and vegetables. Fresh-killed chickens and fowls command higher returns while potatoes, onions, and beans see steady to dull activity. maple sugar and syrup remain slow but steady with several regional prices listed. Sugar and molasses markets hold firm with varied cut leaf to standard grades and wholesale granulated around 6.31c.
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Maine
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Vermont
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Belmont
New Orleans
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
The Fruit Trade And Steamer Arrivals For Boston
The market stays firm for apples with Baldwins and russets pricing steady. Mediterranean fruit shows steady demand with Palermo Messina lemons and oranges firm. Valencia supply ample. Florida fruit stocks shrink, grape fruit and tangerines mixed. Cranberries and pineapples see small supplies. Dried apples and strawberries show limited demand. Steamer Canar due Friday with bananas. Thomas Anderson and North Britain deliveries of Messina and Palermo fruit to Boston. Fr James Turpie sailed from Palermo. Kong Frode due next. Harris & Co to auction Thomas Anderson cargo Wednesday.
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Southern
St Andrews
Chicago
Norfolk
Florida
Havana
Virginia
Palermo
Messina
Canar
Ww&cr
Boston
James Turpie
Kong Frode
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
H Harris & Co
Thomas Anderson
Produce Trade Report Shows Steady Prices and Quiet Demand
Market notes describe quiet trade with steady butter and dairy prices. Receipts tallies include butter 945 pkgs 22 boxes oleo 5383 pkgs cheese 2263 boxes eggs 7 bbls 2489 cases beans 444 bbls potatoes 42 cars sweet potatoes none hay 2 cars straw 3 cars.
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Choice
Chicago
Western Creamery
New York
Elgin
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Michigan
St Louis
Bush
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice Canada
Northern
Lucerne
Western
Jersey
Ribent
The Provision Trade and Meat Market Prices
Receipts show tallow 60 pkgs lard 62 pkgs hams 120 bbls preserved meats 17 cases bacon 309 boxes. Markets report steady demand across pork products with prices rising. various cuts priced from 7 1 2c to 18 1 2c per lb and related meats and byproducts listed with regional and packing terms.
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Chicago
Brighton
Eastern Choice
Choice
Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices Across Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City cattle and hog prices listed for various classes with mixed to steady movements. Chicago receipts show beeves, steers, cows and Texas corn fed steers with mixed to steady trading. hogs strong to a shade higher. sheep steady with western and Texas lambs noted.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Sugar Receipts and Raw Sugar Prices Noted
Sugar receipts today total 100 bbls matching the prior year, while raw sugars remain steady with demand. Cuba refined 80 test, 4 and a half cents, centrifugals 96.
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Cuba
Cotton Markets and Option Market News Abroad
New York cotton prices hold steady with uplands mix and firmer futures. Liverpool market firm on middling uplands amid steady to firm global tone. Chicago and St Louis show mixed futures while exports and receipts vary across ports.
Whiskey Market Summary Across Eight Cities
Peoria and St Louis report whiskey at 102 dollars while Chicago and Cincinnati show whiskey at 102 dollars. Prices for whiskey and spirits are steady to firm with markets described as strong in Chicago and unchanged in Peoria.
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Peoria
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Briefed in New York Trade
Turpentine closed at 41 4c with rosin ranging 1 26 to 1 30 and tar at 2 25. Petroleum ginnes cited at 7 30 with RSW at 7 10 and cases as noted.
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New York
Vast Import List From Liverpool and London Markets
A lengthy 1890 shipping ledger details imports at Liverpool and London ports. Items include chemicals, machinery, mohair, leather, linen, glassware, tinplates, wine and brandy, woolens, hardware, and many pacts with multiple firms such as Pavoula Stone and Downer, Brown Bros & Co, Stone & Downe, and J B Moors & Co. The record enumerates dozens of consignments with quantities like 169 boils of iron, 312 boils, 44 boxes tinplates, 730 bags potatoes, 438 boxes tinplates, and 92 bars iron among others. It also lists associated shippers and houses in a dense inventory.
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Scotia
England
Giaussop
Langley
Scotland
Newfoundland
Labrado
British West Indies
Africa
Cuba
Belgium
Boston
Eae
Ahan Oe
Sk’s Formor ‘Co
China
Ruit
Philo
Turks Island
Nova Scotia
Port Antonio
Accon
Shamiloo
Moroc 'O
Liverpool
Eng
Stone & Downer
Potter & Atherton Machine Co
Haring Bros & Co
M Jones & Co
Laring Bros & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Moors & Co
Centreville Mix
White, Son & Co
Stedman & Fuller Mix Co
W_ H Davis & co Lease mdise —i Mayor
Saco Water Power Co
Pettee Machine Shop
Woonsocket Machine & Press
L'Ierce & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Krost & Adams
Stone & Downee
F Hovey & Co
European Express
French & Co
Curner, Jones & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Codman & Hall
L'Atnam & Foley
Woonsockes M & S Co
Robert M Diaz & Co
Chase & Co
Moise
Lowell Machine Shop
W H Davis & Co
Sh Pard, Norwell & Co
John H Pray
Richard
Tripp & Son
Lockwood
Damiel & Upham
Prang
Sons & Co
Wellington & Co
W & C RK Noyes
Clarke
Curtis & Co
Chaffer & Co
Noyes Bros
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Snow
H White & Co
Holder & Herrick
Laldwin Bros & Co
Crocket Bros
Ansphy & Co
Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Booth & Co
Brigham
Boston Book Co
I & I Murdock
M O'Rourke
Krown, Durrell & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Hutchins, Kitching & Co
A & W Bird & Co
Hovey & Co
Waldo Bros
Beecher
Draper & Sons
Nelson
Yarmouth Steamship Co
HU Collins
JB Moors &Co
Macailar, Parker & Co
Hull
New Rags Brown Bros & Co
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Wolfe & Co
Thorpe & Adams Mfg Co
Larlow & Co
Lee & Co
Baring Bros
London
Brown Ros & Co
Chase & Sanborn
Colls Iron Stone & Downer
Emery Webster King Glue Co
Walker & Co
JS Morgan & Co
Massive 19th Century Merchant Cargo Listings Across Ports
A dense OCR styled record lists goods and consignments from Glasgow Liverpool and other ports. It enumerates mdse barrels casks bales packets and crates including hemp tea coffee sugar soap and petroleum. Several firms such as Baring Bros Co Abbott & Co and Manning are named with quantities and destinations across Glasgow Liverpool and Mediterranean ports. The fragment also notes steamer shipments to Yarmouth Nova Scotia and Matanzas Cuba with varied cargo like potatoes eggs lobsters and meat products.
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Kid & Co
Baring Bros & Co
der, Peabody & Co
George H Leonard & Co
Gorham, Rogers & Co
Wrightington & Co
Bulea
Webber
Allmans
Glasgow
Scot
Abbott & Co
EI Goulston & Co
Granite International Granite Co
Townsend & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Despatch Transportation Co —Bcases
Daniel Love
Ing Bros & Co
Milne
McIntosh, Laurie & Co
G Chase & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Morey & Co
E & F King Co
Linder & Meyer
A & J Brown & Co
Palermo
Suinac
Tully & Ee
Brown & O
Yarmouth
Ellis & Co
A & OW
Mea & Co
Griffin
Hal & Co
Barclay & Co
A & G W Mead
Delong & Seaman
Batcheldar
Hutchenson
Hammond
Salmon American Express
Matanzas
Cuba
Rosario
Sargentine
Clara E McGilvery
Baring Bros & An
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
Cargoes off the coast show firmer wheat and corn with steady demand in London and Liverpool. Wheat futures quiet while corn futures firm. prices quoted for California wheat, Mixed American corn, and European wheat and flour across April May and July contracts.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Paris
Boston and Albany R R Timetable Highlights
Boston and Albany timetable notices list daily and through trains to Albany, Cincinnati, Chicago, and western points. Sleeper and vestibuled cars depart Boston at 7:00 am, 3:00 pm, and 10:30 pm with connections to New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Niagara Falls, and St. Louis. Tickets and car accommodations available at 252 Washington Street or Kneeland Street offices.
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Cincinanti
Chicago
Ab Albany
New York
Cincinnati
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Muffalo
Wagner
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Ledo
Lake , Shore & Michigan
Hartford
New Haven
Java
Limited Express
Boston
Springfield
Washington Street
Ate
Tion
Kneeland Street
Fall River Line
Puritan
Providence
Ateamer
Fall River
Old Colony
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Annex
Destina
Old State House
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Gen'l Vass
L . Palmer
Stonington
Park Square Station
Washington Rete
Park Square
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NEW York Financial
Sucha
Ing
St.l
Can
Pacific
Central
Iowa
Wee Sane Central Pacific
Ches
Bois
We Chi & & Alton Apes C
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Del
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East Tenn
Kan
Tex
Wwa C. Pref
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Fem
Cong Island
Als, & Nash
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N. E
Sean
Petgevyrts
Ste Bly Ny
Novo Bees
Brunswick
Ilinois Cou
Tate
Paci Stall
Buia Ae
Tiealeaia
Tenn. c& L
W. Union
TeVec
ETS
Arte
Navy
Eddiers
Sik & Trans
Iowa U
Ian
Pride
Bae
N.P. Ats
Epee
Eee
Lly
Tees
M.Y
BTM
ST N.W
C . Pac
U.N. BS
Martin White
Mutual
Con. Cal
Freeland
Hocking Coal
Kets
Sanualy
Spert
Sss
Savannah
Mobile
Wilmington
Galveston
Baltimore
Mteady
Iliac
Augusta
Britain
Continent
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Gtc
Hutchinson
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Bear River
Estella
Port Hastings
Summerside
Pei
Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Peres
Wes
Arsesees
D Sonce
Fred E Cox
Nakcies
Nina Paige
Tatoes Barclay
R. R
West
Hanson
Gen
J. W. Miller
J. W. Richardson
H. Briggs
Pass
WAT
Springfield and
Worcester
New London
Wililinante
N. Y
Rons
Farlor
C. T. Hemps
Gen’ Pass
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