Boston Money Market Today Quiet on Legal Holiday
The Money Market in Boston reports no business due to a legal holiday. New York exchanges closed for the day. figures show an increase from last year with totals around $71 million and varying bond offerings. Stocks such as Atchison, New York & New England, and Union Pacific moved on mixed activity amid industry tensions and earnings outlooks.
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Boston
New York
Atchison, New York & New England
Union Pacific
Pullman’s
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Cleveland & Canton
Fes
Chicago & West Michigan
Flint & Pere Marquette
Santa Fe
National Copper Mine
Starhp
Ontovagon Herald
Atsenal
January and July Inst Bond Investment in Omaha
The bonds are recommended as a strong investment because the company’s current income exceeds expenses and interest and is rising quickly. The bonded debt is small relative to the property in Omaha. Further details and copies of the mortgage and franchise are available at the undersigned’s offices.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Omaha
New York Stock Sales and April 22 Railroad Quotes
New York stock sales total 164,480 shares with detailed opening, high, low, and close prices for railroads including Great Southern, Union Pacific, Texas Pacific, Rock Island, St. Paul, and others. Bonds also listed with closing prices. Grain futures and related market data follow, citing Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Futures across cities like Minneapolis and St Louis, with three days of consolidated stock and export figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago Gas
Union Pacific
Tennessee Coal
Texas Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul
New England
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Reading
Atlantic & Pacific
Jersey Central
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre
Dakota & Great Southern
East Tennessee
Buffalo
New York & Erie
Mobile & Ohio
Omaha & St. Louis
Lexus & New Orleans
Sabine Division
Init
Ing
Alta T
Sss
Eree
Srse
Minn
Pacific
M. & Ohio
Pittsburg
Alves
Rock Island
Roine
St. P.M
P.O
Texas Pacifc
Bos Tol, & D. C. Pret
U. Pacific
Cie Bhks
Cvccek Sacs
Poe Mosing
Llatg
R.G
Rene
St. L. Ne S
F. D
PL & P
Ists
St. P
Ives
Ls Cs
Leese Side Bees
Air Ll
Sss Coud
Iowa
Ches
Ohio
Uss Wiss
Clev
Colk. Se
Del
Aa Dal. & L
Wayne
Isis
Tao
Ft. W.& ii
Hocking Val
Houston & Texas
Lake Shore
Long Island
Louis
Ee Louis
Man
Peoh
Occas
Nash. & Chat
N.J
BOO
N.Y
N. Ks
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon Nav
Oregon Trans
Oregon i. Line
Si W.&l. B
Oregon Sm
Pacific Mail
Ye Pullman Pal
W. Union
Ie Ewe
American OK
Con. Gas
Perry Coal
Cameron Coal
Sugar Trust
Siecas Sa
Tex. P. LG
N. de U. Int
Tex. P. i. Pinieldin
N. i
N. W
W. Shore
Ontario
Nevada
Sullivan Con
Union Con
United Copper
Stig
Odonine
Minneapolis
Northern
St Louis
Duluth
Boston holiday limits commercial market reporting
Today a holiday in Boston curtails local market coverage with only New York and Western exchange results provided. The note indicates reduced financial news access while regional trading pauses affect normal data flow. Investors await resumed coverage as calendars mark the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Cloth Market Report Shows Firm Prices in Fall River
The Falls River market notes a steady print cloth trade with 64x64s quoted at four cents and 66x56s at 3420, indicating firm demand and stable pricing in the April session.
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Fall River
Market Report on Wheat Corn and Provisions
The Chicago option markets open with wheat steady then weak as long liquidation and short covering shape the session. A prominent bearish seller and large local operator press prices while exports rise and visible supply shifts. Corn holds firm on lower supply while hog demand pressures pork. overall tone cautious with hopes of steadier trade if shorts are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Boston
Longs
Shorts
Fairbanks
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Flour and Grain Market Notes and Prices
John E. Welsh at 201 State Street reports New York flour and wheat markets with receipts and exports totaling thousands of barrels and bushels. Prices dull and weak across multiple regions, with No 2 reds and whites varying 77 to 95 cents, oats, corn, and rye also quoted. butter and cheese steady to quiet, eggs dull, and regional shipments shown for Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, St Louis, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
Toledo
State
York
Cincinnati
Western Creamery
Provisions in Midwestern Markets Worldwide
New York pork firm reports 200 barrels of old mess at 1250 to 1275, new mess 1385, extra prune 1250. beef quiet. Middles quiet. lard fair demand with 1400 Western steam tierces at 87.22, 725 for 240 city tierces at 86.75. Continent 712 to 760. Chicago pork dull at 11.76. lard lower at 68.7. St Louis provisions quiet. pork 1250, lard prime steam 650. dry salted meats and shoulders varied. Cincinnati pork light demand at 1250. lard steady at 670. Bulk meats firm with short ribs 625. bacon short clear 745. ams steady at 9.75 to 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City
Continent
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Hog and cattle market report from major U S yards
Stock Yards Kansas City notes higher cattle as receipts reach 1451 cattle and 3901 hogs with mixed results. Cincinnati bids steady to easy. Chicago reports strong cattle and steady hogs with notable price ranges for steers cows and sheep across shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
New York Spot Market Steady on Cotton Bales
The New York spot market is steady with sales totaling 916 bales of uplands. Prices range from 83 16 to 99 16 cents for ordinary to good ordinary and up to 10 cents for mid and low mid quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commodity Markets Report with Mixed Changes Across Goods
Market notes show Dy de en steady at 102 in Chicago whiskey 81 08. Coffee quiet in New York Rio with 18 4c fair demand. Raw sugars stronger while refined sugars steady. Tal ow quiet at city 49 16c. Turpentine closed at 46 ac resin 11242 115 tar 210. Petroleum closed at 7 15c with RSW 6 800 and cases 8 80c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Rio
City
Imports and Exports From April 22 1889 Seaports Digby Annapolis
A ledger style report lists cargoes and quantities for the steamer Cleopatra and the bark Clotilde. Items include nursery stock dry goods and flour in large amounts, with bananas beef butter cheese canned fish and various hardware and timber. Also noted are tobacco products lard oil beer and a vast inventory of lumber and other goods.
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Digby
Annapolis
Cleopatra
Colby
Kilby
Schweigard
Nor
Hansel
Baracoa
WW & C R
Edmund
St John
Pchs Centennial
Darien
EH Cornell
Apalachicola
Telumah
Steamship sailings and mail closures from New York list
European and Caribbean routes with ships La Bretagne Kiruria Athos Cienfuegos and others. Mails close for Japan East Indies and Australia routes. other Atlantic and Caribbean sailings, ports, and vessel movements noted with dates and times.
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Society Islands
City of Papert
San Francisco
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Rio de Janeiro
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Miniature Almanac for Tuesday April 23
Almanac note giving high water and sun moon data for Tuesday April 23. Includes sunrise at 6:35 and moon phase details with length of day and tides. Details mention time 5:15 AM and line references to astronomical observations.
Port Hawkesbury to Charlottetown Shows Ice and Fog Delays
Maritime shipping bulletin lists vessels up to Gloucester and Boston, with multiple schooners and steam tugs sailing from ports like Port Hawkesbury Boothbay Vineyard Haven and Gloucester. The Carroll steamed to Charlottetown today but returned due to ice and fog. fish and cargo movements noted along with several arrivals and passes.
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Port Hawkesbury
Samuel W Colby
Vibert
Gloucester
Banks
Ralph E Eaton
McCormack
Mayflower
McKinnon
Carroll
Charlottetown
Pfi
Annie E Paint Maguire
Boston
Wiscoasset
Humboldt
Newman
Niger
Adams
Perine
Thurston
Mary Sanda
Lewis
Boothbay
Stella Leo
Treat
Beaton
K W Cushman
Brown
J H Butler
Virginia
Moore
Maria Theresa
Kalloch
Bertha Glover
Spear
Montecello
Smith
Itaska
Pinkham
Northern Light
Norton
Merrill
Nutter
Emily Staples
Sellers
Annie L Gredén
Webster
Icha Monitor
Augusta H Johnson
Grand Bank
Edwin B Holmes
Noonday
Otis
Lord
Georges
Phantom
Margaret
Leonard
Amos Cutter
Dixie
Imeraldana Farragut
Vineyard Haven
Mary Bartlett
Holmes
New York
Helen G King
Pritt
Block Island
Calais
Emma Louisa
Newportforde
Lyvn
Robinson
Fredgler
Nantucket
J Sherman
Sombs
Salem
Baltimore
Weybassett
Towne
Portland
Norfolk
Sohs Ym L Burroughs
West
Weehawken
RT Hart
Dodge
Elizabethport
Kate Walker
Ficket
Fortemouth
Kennebec
Wall
Hoboken
Marion Draper
Booker
South Amboy
Empress
Kendall
Saco
Elbridge Gerry
Rockland
Ada Ames
Mills
Pitmankey River
Port Johnson
St John
Frank
Willie
Idaho
John Norris
Coffin
Boeton
Fall River
Thomas W Knight
I’ Somes
Mary Fernald
Light of the East
Clara
Friend
Z Sherman
Wm L Burroughs
Whalers Sailed from Honolulu in late March Arctic Voyage
The March 25 whaling bark Alice Knowles Lapham sails for the Arctic Ocean along with the March 26 steamer Wm Lewis Sherman and La Nurfa Winchester and the brig Alexander Miner also bound for the Arctic. The bark Sea Ranger awaited as the season’s final whaler and commanded by Capt Cogan formerly of the bark Hunter. BRAVA CY11 In port March 25 bark George and
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Honolulu
Alice Knowles
Lapham
Arctic Ocean
Wm Lewis
Sherman
la Nurfa
Winchester
Alexander
Miner
Sea Ranger
Cogan
Hunter
BRAVA
CY11
George
Foreign Ports Entries From Atlantic Shipping List
A dense log of ships and barques sailing and in port across global ports including Antwerp Acapulco Brava Buenos Ayres Bermuda Havana Halifax Liverpool Montevideo Matanzas Ponta Prawle Point Queenstown Sligo Sagua Southampton Trinidad and domestic ports. Vessels named include Bergenland G P Harbitz Laura Belvidere Belgium Richard P Buck and many others with destinations and record dates from April and prior to April across 1870s style listings. The list notes sailings, arrivals, distressed ships, and berthing details for ports from New York to Buenos Aires and beyond with multiple ships weekly running to San Francisco Liverpool and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Charles S Whitney
Spicer
Manila
New York
Ellen A Reed
Hatfield
Loilo
Montreal
Barks Cheshire
Crosby
Thomas A Goddard
Sears
Banca
ADDAH
White Cloud
Judkins
Winnebah
Bristol
Comorin
Nor
Thorpjornsen
St John
Cebu
Lizzie C Troop
Nash
Covenhagen
Hekla
Dan
Cape Verde
Endeavor
Cardife
JB Newcomb
Rutherford
Schiller
Ger
Steinborner
San Francisco
Falmouth
Falls of
Hilaria
Lizard
Peter Stuart
Hughes
Hull
Leghorn
Lemecia
Ital
Mazella
Lisbon
Nada
Perovich
Liverpool
Dunrobin
Travis
Marine Notes
Boston
Richard P Buck
Carver
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Itig
Snow & Burgess
Puget Sound
Antonietta Accame
Mohican
Portland
Alice Vi Minot
Phippaburg
Norfolk
Morse Co
Bath
New Bedford
Woods Hall Wrecking Company
Anna B Hayes
Buzzard’s Bay
Sir Rebecca J Evane
Brava
CVI
Baltimore
Cranmore
Craigghill
W Lkoimen
Kremen
New Orleans
Chilian
Darien
James Ives
Robbins
Hatterastroke
Roanoke
Winter Quarter Shoal
el Callao
Newport News
Vera Cruz
Kl Callao
Hampton Roads
San Domingo
Barnegat
Rene
Port Tuck
Lon
Martha N
Manzanillo
Hatteras
Delaware
Antwerp
Bergenland
Acapulco
G P Harbitz
Jacobsen
Newcastle
Nsw
Sch Carlotta
Lboston
Buenos Ayres
Sci Laura
Lamson
Belvidere
Faulkner
Pascagoula
Belgium
Harvey
Brunswick
Waldemar
Parker
Sierra Leone
Cienfuegos
Neptune
Evans
Lloret de Mar
Saris
JH McLarren
Wyman
Barbados
Onaway
Anderson
Cardenas
Tremont
Brophy
Poston
Uth
Sebago Locke
Havana
John C Sm
Oss
Isaac Urveton
Trim
M C Haskell
Erry
Breakwater
Mina Belle
Thompson
Alls
Garry
Lawrence
Dirks Moewe
Kruizfeldt
Mattie
Russell
Colling
Serra
Lazarraga
Santander
Pio
Llorca
Guardiola
Matanzas
Hillsboro
Nis
Rogers
Newark
Halifax
Beta
State of Nebraska
Johnstone
Emma J Myer
Megee
Carrie Strong
Strong
Brilliant
I Jirken
Grace Davis
Dyer
Georgie Dickson
Harding
Inevitas
Hodgkins
Angeola
Cleveland
Paysandu
Howard A Turner
Pitman
Pisagua
Saranac
Shaw
Grace Deering
Pratt
Prawle Poiny
Alerritt
Johnson
Sagua
City of
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Maha Water Works
First Consolidated Mortgage
The
American Water Works Company
CG. H. Venner & Company
PINE
Congress ST
Winthrop & Parey Smith
Colston
W. C. James Combination Scale Truck Co
Tilik Company
Willard C. James
E. T. Wright
Willard GC. James
W.C. James & Co
Mass
Wright, Ise
Oscar A. Mann
John M. Corse
George E. Smalley
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Gray & Milliken, Bankers
Kilby Street
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
City of Omaha
Reno County
Kansas
Mercer County
Osage City
Kan
N. Muskegon
Mich
Manhattan
Horton
Harrison County
Ind
E. Liverpool
Graham County
Park County
Mont
City of Chadron
Neb
Rendall Township
N.W. Harris & CO
State Street
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Devonshire St
Corner Water
H. FE. Babu
George C. Monrnetut
Homestake Mining Company
Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank of
NEW York Financial
Alta Cece
Amador
Aspen
Il Selcher
Est
Beloh
Vt Colchis
Ms Col. Coal
Ei Gritto
Eureka
Cs Williams & Co
ACTH
Cece
Insec Ees Bom P
Csceesee
Panualy
Ccscrvesea Opo
Aiuc Ceee
Sbloe Ieee Ee Cea
Eeaa
Augusta
Nes
Galveston
Great Britain
Mobile
Wise
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
United States
Batley
Bush
John
E. Welsh
Cot'fon
England
Nova Scotia
Guiana
Scotland
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
British Guiana
Australasia
Argentine Republic
California
Cal
Alta
Potosi
Ophir
Best & Belche
Bodie
Esses Csee
Chollar
Con
Union
Crown Point
Utah
Seer Gould & ¢Urry
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Nevada Neen
North Belle Isle
Europe
Trinidad
Hayti
United States of Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Athos
Ireland
Austin
Netherlands
Ems
Admog Iiss
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Alvena
Eevee
Windward Islands
Muriel
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Pombeer
Pre- York
Agea le
Coun
Celtic
Tues- Gay
Isc
Scee
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Niagara
Curacoa
Venezuela
Valencia
Puesiday
AGTH
Ani Progreso
Paldomero Ygrésias
Ropot Cpa Ces Cee Renos Ban Basse Cubase Aa Dike
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Saale
Newtries
Queenstown
Apas
Noordland
New Eram
Brazil
Shin Garfield
Conley
Calcutta
Servia
Havre
Golden Fleece
Blackler
William T Donneh
Davis
Rosario
Boot Crosby
Ant
Jupiter Inlet
Nellie V Rokes
Gould
Bucksville
Belfast
Cape Katteras
Franklin S. Phelps
Doane Street
Ship News
Aberlady Lay
McGregor
Palermo
Messsna
Gibraltar
Trust
Furness
Wilkesvarre
Cates
Stenner Standard
Orion
Wiley
P C Merryman
Antelope
Storm King
Meéré Gedita
Hark Caroline
Battery
Rio Grande Do Sul
J Gnall & Co
Karslie
McDonough
Quaco
J L Cotter
Durant
8Th John
Willie D
Rontain
Salmon River
Druid
Wilcox
Aurora
Kerr
Kingsport
Ysseh
Fleetwing
Williams
Lidridge
Port Liberty
Quincy Point
Myra W Spear
Caswell
Wenonah
Maine
Provincetown
Harvester
Roberts
Vinal Haven
Serah
Oliver
Isath
Wilson & Willard
Kelley
Eliot
Lizzie
Ellis
Greenlaw
Rockport
James Baker
Newburyport
Wingarsheek
H Prescott
Damariscotta
Brown Bros. & CO
London
Gro. E. Britain
Louis Curtis
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman, Kansas
Bromfield Street
John Jeffries & Sons
I. B. Beery
Mary
Costa
Circe, Creightone
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