Market declines and gains across regional bonds and incomes
The report lists varied bond and income changes across Cedar Falls to Minneapolis, Ohio to Indianapolis, Readin secs, St. Jo and Grana, Wabash debentures, and Ohio Southern incomes with small declines only for Big Sandy 6s and Ev H & Nashville firsts. The data shows percentages and price shifts across multiple issues, indicating mixed performance and selective strength in several issuers.
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Cedar Falls
Minneapolis
Ohio & Indianapolis
St. Jo& Grana
Wabash
Ohio Southern
Big Sandy
Ev. H. & Nashville
Electric stock list from financial broker report
Furnished stock roundup shows Eastern Electric Cable Co pref 50 4051 Gethins Electrical Mis Co Onion Electric Car Co United States Mall Box Co Thomson Houston Co 57 Bi Thomson European Electric Welding Co 118 120. Stocks cited without context or prices beyond brief placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gethins Electrical Mis. Co
Onion Electric Car Co
United States Mall Box Co
Thomson-Houston Co
Bi Thomson European Electric Welding Co
New York Financial Roundup Improves Market Momentum
New York April 17—Money on call easy at 8% with last loan at 8 and close offered at 3. Prime mercantile paper 5.7%. Sterling exchange quiet with actual business at 4.55 for sixty-day bills and 4.87 for demand. Railroad bonds firm. stock market after noon active with Lackawanna, Union Pacific, Chicago Gas, Sugar, and Richmond & West Point driving gains. Manhattan rose to 11042 from 144 per cent opening. Tennessee Coal and others showed strength. overall market remained strong yet quiet at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Pacific Mail
Chicago Gas
Sugar
Union Pacific
Richmond & West Point
Reading
Manhattan
Col. Coal
Tennessee Coal
Ways and Means Committee
Leckawanna
Philadelphia
Jersey
Iso
Tennessee al
Texas Pacific Seconds
Rio Grande Western
Fort Worth
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate in Historical Move
London dispatch reports the Bank of England lowering its rate of discount from 3 1 4 per cent to 3 per cent, with open market rates for short and three months bills at 1 7 per cent. Consols quoted 98 for money. US 7-16 for the account. Market notes list multiple securities with varied prices and Paris quotes for francs at 89 17/2 centimes.
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London
Bank of England
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mexican Central News
Paris
Grand sale of lots marks Cardiff Tenn growth drive
The coming Southern City of Cardiff Tennessee set for April 22 with the first grand sale of lots under Cardiff Coal & Iron Company led by W P Rice. The company has a 5 million dollar capital to develop Cumberland plateau coal and iron fields where Cardiff sits, promising alloys and cheaper production by twenty percent versus elsewhere with Old England and New England partnership aims.
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Cardiff
Tenn
Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
W. P. Rice
Rce
Rice
Cumberland Plateau
United States
Old England
New England
Man Falls From Window in Fatal 2nd Story Plunge
George Fiood, 33, of Hunne man street near Harrison avenue, fell from a bay window on the second story about 4 pm yesterday and was killed instantly. The body was taken to the morgue and Medical Examiner Draper notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fiood
Hunneman Street
Harrison Avenue
Orgae
Draper
L. P. Hovtanner & Co Ready-made Department Bargains
L. P. Hovtanner & Co announces many bargains in the ready-made department. Young men's overcoats in black cheviots covert cloths and diagonals. boys reefers in Scotch mixtures and blue serges. dress suits of imported goods all offered at very reasonable prices. Christy’s English Derbys for young men and boys and a full line of soft and felt hats are also sold at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hovtanner & Co
Christy
Wool market drifts. prices steady amid weak demand
The wool trade reports mixed activity with domestic wools rising in some grades while overall prices remain stubbornly unchanged. Receipts total 3565 bales domestically and 1787 foreign, with total weekly stock around 2,750,000 lbs. buyers view the market as the cheapest source but manufacturers show limited purchasing due to poor broader demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Wido
Oto
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
New York
Texas
California
San Francisco
Oregon
London
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Ohiou
OMIO
Levi
Abu
Delaine
Kentucky
Missoni
Indiana
Ettestae
Loloe
Oxus
Georgia
The Grain Trade Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts today include 47150 bushel corn 26080 bushel oats 36 tons millfeed and 3300 bushel malt. Inspections totaled 70 cars with 48 corn 22 oats. Steamer yellow corn price 46 46 1/4 cents per bushel. No grade corn about 44 45 cents. Oats demand good with No 2 white at 36 36 20 and clipped at 37 37 1/4. No 3 white 35 35 1/4 cents. Rye No 2 Canada 66 68 cents. Six row Canada No 1 malt 72 75 cents. Millfeed steady. Sack spring bran 16 75 17 26 per ton. Michigan bran 18 50. Middlings 18 20. Cottonseed meal bids 24 26 to arrive and 25 on spot.
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New York
Lng
Alt, & T. Ee Aes Ee
Atchison
Bay Can
Sane
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches. & Ono
C. B.A
Ft. W
East Tenn
Central
Tex
Long Island
Louis
Man
Atlon
Hedo So Nasn
Chitlus N. J
Ate
Northwestern
N.Y. Cent
West
Oregon
Dry Rock Island
Ory Sean
Oneaannavanee
SBM
St. P.& de
Tol
U Pacific
Wis
St. DL
Peewee Ee
Pacife Mail
Poli
Win
Wits Nion
Anil
Can. So
Etrane
Rg. T. NJ
Erie
Ist Pfd.inc
NJ. C. Int
N. PF
N.Y
Tex. P. L. G. Bee
Tex. P. Ps
O. Nav
Alta
Ontario
Elcher
Viymonth
Bullion Tee
Kailve
Sutter Creek
el Cristo
Homeatake
Hoc
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice Canada
Lucerne
Red Top
Jersey
Ribent
Northern
Maine
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Aroostook
Burbanks
White Star
Western Clear
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Bebrons
Bermudas
Jerseys
Floridas
Choice
Canada
Michigan
Butter and Eggs Markets Show Mixed North American Trends
Produce trade reports Butter supplies remain light with strong demand and prices around 20c for top creamery butter, while lower grades stay steady. Creamery and imitation markets vary across Western Eastern regions with prices quoted at 18 21c and 12 20c respectively. Eggs and cheese markets firm or steady with regional price differences, Kansas City and Chicago showing firm to steady tones amid light supplies.
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Choice
Liverpool
Chicago
New York
Northern Choice
Kansas City
Market Report Onions and Vegetables Amid Strong Trade
The market is well supplied and trade is brisk for a wide range of vegetables. Prices are listed for onions Bermudas lettuce beets carrots radishes and more with crates boxes and dozens priced in various ranges. The steamer On Time arrives with 8700 Bermuda onion boxes for Bennet Rand & Co and C E Morrison & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleucia
Havana
White Cape
St Andrews
Chicago
Norfolk
Florida
Virginia
Bermuda
Bennet, Rand & Co
C E Morrison & Co
Fruit Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
Noes one a T pe pples The supply here is not very large and trade is quiet. Prices are firm and steady with full figures for choice Baldwins and russets. Mediterranean fruits including Sicily oranges and lemons stay firm as Valencias and other varieties move steadily. Strawberries and Florida oranges show inventories and prices easing as season wanes. Cranberries and dried apples remain firm with modest trade. pineapples sold by the lot and peaches arriving in small lots at about five dollars per crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Chicago
Florida
Steamer arrivals and shipments bound for Boston
The steamer Dana is due with Baracoa bananas for WW & CR Noyes. The North Britain passed Gibraltar April 3 with 4600 half-boxes and 1800 boxes Messina oranges, 1800 boxes Messina lemons, 5700 half-boxes and 6800 boxes Palermo oranges and 11100 boxes Palermo oranges for Boston. James Turpie sailed from Palermo ril 11 with Massanrenece fruit. Kong Frode due with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
WW & CR
Meat Market Receipts and Prices on Provision Trade
The Provision Trade reports today show sales across multiple items with varied quantities. Pork and Fork Products list firm demand for export and home use with hefty price ranges for long cuts to lean ends, sausages, lard, hams, and corned goods. corn beef, tongues, and other fresh meats appear quiet or steady with mixed price levels across categories. Tallow demand remains not very active, while overall trade conditions show quiet momentum and stable to firm pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Chicago
Choice
Choice Brighton
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Markets Report
In Kansas City market notes cattle sold steady with special cattle at 3605 shipping pass at 360 to 450, native cows at 230 and 265, mixed butchers stocks around 230 to 265, stockers and feeders 360. Hogs ranged from 405 to 416 for heavy, 395 to 410 for medium and light, Yorkers 416. Sheep at 425 to 450 in steady session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cotton Markets and Price Movements Across Markets
New York cotton ease with sales of 517 bales across grades. Futures opened easy and closed quiet and steady. Liverpool market firm at 6 1 4 d middling up lands. American sales 7 800 bales, receipts 8 000. Other markets steady or firm. prints cloths firm. Chicago option markets show wheat rally then drop amid hopeful weather. Consolidated receipts and exports listed for Great Britain, France, and Continent.
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New York
Scereveses
JUNG
Csn
Liverpool
Louis
Norfolk
Baltimore
Louisville
Charleston
Wilmington
Augusta
Mowile
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Savannah
Great Britain
France
Continent
Sugar and Molasses Market Report
Sugar prices hold firm with cuts leaf priced at 7 2c to 7 16c and standard A around 6 1 16c. Granulated and confectioners’ grades listed with varied cent values. Molasses steady with New Orleans at 40 48c and Fancy Ponce around 38c to 45c, Cienfuegos and Barbados grades shown.
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New Orleans
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Oil Market Summary and Certificates Update
The report covers closing and opening times for line certificates on April 16 and 17 1880 with Crude runs shipments and averages. Cottonseed oil certificates show a closed market and refined price around 7.10 cents per gallon. Whiskey prices vary by city with Peoria firm at 103 and Chicago and St Louis around 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW Wrescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Ceee
Peoria
St Louis
Turpentine and petroleum market figures listed
Turpentine closed at 41 42 42c with rosin at 130 13234 and tar at 225 while petroleum closed at 7.25c with AsW at 7.10c and cases at 9.10c.
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New York
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Cargoes off the coast show wheat not offered for sale while on passage wheat is quit but firm and corn weaker. At Mark Lane wheat quiet. English and French country markets quiet. At Liverpool wheat firmer corn steady with unsettled weather. Wheat futures firm. California wheat not available. Prices: May 781d, Aug 73 144d. Mixed American corn 88 74d for June, 33 10d for October. Breadstuffs overall firm with poor demand. lard and cheese steady.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Atwil
Paris
Liv.apool
Imports and Exports Reported From Glasgow April 17 1890
The Glasgow shipping ledger lists several consignments including the Buenos Ayrean with five cases, Macadam with one case, io B Young & Co eight cases, and granite shipments from J F Townsend seven cases, Simons Hatch Whiton one hundred twenty two do, Jones Bros forty one, Lales with a masse, W H Ford six cases, J R Leeson & Co two bales, LC Nase & Co with unclear d cases, and International Gran among others. The fragmentary entry notes multiple goods including granite and miscellaneous boxes, reflecting active import traffic dated April 17, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scot
Young & Co
Granite
Shipping and Cargo Listings From Several Ports in 1890
A detailed ledger of shipments across MORTEVIDEO ROSARIO HALIFAX ST JOHN'S NF LIVERPOOL and other ports. Goods include wool bales, molasses casks, flour sacks, beef and pork, butterine, butter, sugar, oil, nails, hardware, and assorted groceries. Entries name ships such as Akbar Beatrice and Sarsbh F with cargoes from ARROYO PR and NUGUABO PR to Halifax Shelburne and Lockeport NS and culminating with Marine goods destined for St John’s NF and St John’s Newfoundland.
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Ite Sons Sones
Norwell & Co
No Son
Larrabee Co
Mortevideo
Akbar
Jobo , Emery
Rosario
Sch
Laura
Brown Bros & Co
Arco
Cindiha
Arroyo
Nuguabo
Ellen Crusoe
Kates
Barnet
Port Oithent
Halifax
Shelburne
Lockeport
Beatrice
Muncton
ST John's
Snsie
Johnson and Dale form boot and shoe partnership in Natick
Charles W. Johnson Edward W. Dale Henry M. Aldrich and Charles E. Johnson certify a new partnership under Johnson Dale Aldrich. The firm will manufacture and sell boots and shoes from a Natick factory with business address in Boston. The partnership begins April 1 1890 and runs three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Johnson
Natick
Edward W. Dale
Boston
Henry M. Aldrich
Woburn
Charlies E. Johnson
Newton
Commonwealth of Magsachusets
Johnson
Doute Dt Alddesehs
Harles Bk. Johnson
Npn
Borton
Charles E. Johnson
Partnership Dissolution and New Business Agreement in Boston
Dissolution of Hooks Glidden Company by mutual consent with debt to be paid to John E Parry at 04 State Street Boston. Also notice of new partnership Parry Bros Glidden at 94 State Street Boston. Names listed include John Hobbs Edward C Glidden and William C Norcross with dates in April 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Johnson & Co
Summer Street
C. E. Johnson
Boston
E. W. Dale
Egee
Hooks, Glidden & Company
John E. Parry
State Street
John
Hobbs
Edward C. Glidden
William C. Norcross
Mass
Parry Bros. & Glidden
Parry Bros. & CO
Edward O. Glidden
Charles 8. Delong
Everett
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cambrigs
Jane
Frank
Wilbur
Carmbridge
Gard
Frank G. Holycombe
John W. Clarke
Suffolk
Nathl, Majewest
Osceunees
Alpheus MM. Stetson
Willie R. Mitchell
Malden
East Cambridge
Walter N. Buffum
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston Post
Hipston
Jon Noble
Sis
Altest
C. H. Cooper
Aset
Dividend Notice For Northern Railway Shareholders
Northern Railway declares a 25 per share dividend from surplus and a 3 per share dividend from earnings payable May 1 to stockholders of record April 15, 1390. Dissenting stockholders under the lease to Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation receive dividends if damages proceedings yield payment. Treasurer G. A. Kettell, Boston, April 11, 1880.
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GLU
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Malden Electric Co
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Thomson-Houston
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Stoddard, Lovering & CO
Cess
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Peoteres
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Gilman, Chaney & Co
Illinois
Hutchinson
Farnum, Reardon & Co
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Copartnership Notices
A. D
Charles E. Jolson
H. Stoker Harry
LDS Wmo Wsce
Wieicul
Joan E. Avery
Hay
Sail Corporation
Arthur. McClllan
Stephen M. Crosby
N. Aldrich
Chichester
Red Cross
Takenoother
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison
Philada
Pas Geu
C. Goodwin & CO
Kosy
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