Financial market snapshot of bonds and bullion movement
United States bonds and Canadian Pacific listed with various percentages and terms. Afternoon Paris and London market cues show rentes and Consols values. bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance today totals £70,000.
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Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Paris
Atlantic & Great Western
New York Central
Bank of England
Lumber market faces labor turmoil and uncertain demand
James and Abbot Lumber at 4 Liberty Square report ongoing demand for lumber but warn that looming labor troubles and a potential May strike threaten supply and pricing. They note reduced stocks at leading markets, rising prices for spruce and cedar, steady hemlock, and strong New York shippers interest as mills run hard to meet orders.
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Kennebec
St Johns
New York
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Inc
Boston
Steamship Company
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
New York State
Trade and price notes from mill markets and flour trade
Market optimism carried mills selling ahead with strong demand for various woods. Cedar and cypress prices listed, with laths trading firm and cargo lots noted. Flour trade shows quiet activity as buyers hold, with several flour grades quoted and wheat prices easing slightly amid broader market dulness.
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Xtra
Cypress Ae
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Grain and Produce Trade Report With Varied Quotations
The daily grain receipts show corn 9,930 bush, wheat 3,415 bush, oats 28,525 bush, rye 1,670 bush, malt 1,740 bush, barley 1,000 bush. Inspections note mixed grades and several car counts. steamer yellow and mixed corn prices linger under sales. Rye and malt demand moderate, millfeed firm, dairy products and butter markets described with price ranges. eggs, cheese, beans, potatoes, hay, straw, and various seeds and poultry prices listed with regional quotes.
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New York
Canada
Michigan
Western Creamery
Northern Creamery
Elgin
Chicago
Utica
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice Canada
Jersey
Bermudas
Houston Hebrons
Houston
Floridas
Fruit and Produce Prices and Arrivals Report
The listing notes prices for parsnips, rhubarb, kale, and native greens across markets, with Virginia asparagus at 5.6 per dozen bunches and various crate prices for savannah cabbages, Norfolks, and Florida greens. It also reports steady fruit prices from olives to strawberries and citrus, with steamers Scotsman James Turpie Napier Marmion and others delivering oranges lemons and bananas to Boston, noting arrivals and steamer schedules.
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St Andrews
Chicago
Virginia
Jersey
Savannah
Bennet, Rand
Florida
Scotsman
Gibraltar
James Turpie
Messina
Palermo
Boston
Napier
Sicily
Pontiac
Dodona
Marmion
Boston Fruit Company
Boston Fruit Compay
Wool market report and grain and livestock prices in London and U.S.
London wool sales closed with 11 507 bales mostly medium quality and steady demand for Australian greasy as Swan River lots lagged. New York and St Louis grain futures quoted with mixed cash and futures bids. oil market notes. line of live stock prices shows sheep, cattle, and hogs with regional variation and rising beef demand. sheep supply waning into May and June.
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London
Swan River
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Goodew Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
New York
St Louis
Govec
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Boston Post
George J Fox
Lota
Brighton
Union Market
Watertown
Connecticut
Hathaway
Ricker & Son
Britton & Sava
A Kueen
AE Johnson
HN Jenne
WA Fareham
The Provision Trade and Meat Prices Report
The provision trade shows mixed receipts with tallow and furs notable among items, while pork and pork products hold firm prices. Fresh beef and other meats show steady demand, with prime steers at 9 to 10 cents and varied values for chucks ribs loins and rounds. city rendered tallow at 4 1/2 cents and country tallow at 4 cents, all reflecting a steady market.
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Chicago
Brighton
Choice
Taliow
Hog and Cattle Markets Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Kansas City reports cattle trading closed steady with steers at 540 to 560, cows 205 to 360, stockers 340 to 360, hogs 395 to 400, and pigs 345 to 390. Chicago cattle receipts 6500 with beeves 480 to 516, steers 350 to 460, hogs 405 to 424, sheep 375 to 600. Texas steers range 280 to 385. Sheep gains seen with natives 375 to 600 and Western carries up to 56, Texans 445 to 730 per head for lambs.
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Kansas City
R . Chicago
Texas
Sugar and Molasses Market Report
Sugar markets show raw sugar steady with prices around 51 16 to 5 16 cents for refined goods. Refined grades hold at strong demand with select grades quoted from 61 16 to 69 16 cents. Molasses pricing remains steady with New Orleans sales at 40 48 cents and various origin grades listed from 25 to 38 cents per gallon.
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Belmont A
New Orleans
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
The Cotton Markets and Global Trade Snapshot
New York cotton markets show steady prices with bids around 9% to 11% for various grades and futures opening dull, closing steady. Liverpool prices hold at 67 16d for middling uplands as 12,000 bales traded. receipts total 16,000 bales with 8,000 American. Other markets report firm or quiet conditions. print cloth prices in Fall River hold at 64s for spots and futures amid moderate sales.
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New York
Liverpool
Auasta
Mid 1Lyec
Wilwington
Galveston
Philadelphia
Cincinnali
Charleston
Hemphis
Norfolk
Laltiore
New Orleans
Exporiato Real
Britain
France
Continent
Uiet
Massachmuou Serts
Suffolk
Probaly
Mary E, Bird
George B. Francis
Montclair
Essex
New Jersey
Boston
Moston Jost
Witniss
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Utis
Elujal George
Register
London and Liverpool Grain Markets Report April 29
Foreign markets show wheat firm and corn steady with cargoes arriving and selling. At Liverpool spot demand tepid for wheat, corn easier, futures mixed with wheat spreads and assorted prices from Paris and England reflecting firm wheat and quiet corn demand.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Paris
Imports and Exports on April 29 1890 at Banes Cuba and Saint John
A dated transit log lists exports on April 29 1890 from Banes Cuba aboard Espana including 5000 bunches bananas. from Port Antonio Ja aboard Flamborough with varied goods such as 50 barrels corn and oats and 98 reels barbed wire. from St Andrews and St John by Playfair carrying 744 barrels and 659 bags fertilizer. from St Pierre Mig Krgiaa B with 200 barrels alcohol and numerous domestic and hardware items. from St John NF aboard Sch Fred E Cox with agricultural goods and groceries. the long inventory includes flour, nails, lumber, tobacco, oils, canned goods, clocks, furniture, and various shipping weights.
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Port Antonio
Flamborough
ST Andrews
ST John
Playfair
ST Pierre
Krgiaa
St John's
Fred
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Sain
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Prescott & Co
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Watertown Union Livestock Market
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Septa
Jaamwary
Seles Na Eaet
Banes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Yarmouth
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Henry Warren
Alice A. Bartlett
Alice A. Warren
Francis W. Palfrey
Francis W. Balch
Massachusetts
Keston
Pees
Parentes
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Joan W. McKie
Elijah George
Middlesex
Caroline E
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Dunstable
Henry Edwards
Chelmsford
Commonwealth
Sid
Harry Gorham Spaulding
Caroline E. Spaulding
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Cambridge
Gorce M. Brooks
J. H W. Tyler
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
John H. Middliby
Chelsea
Commonwealth OF Masachu
Thomas MM. Coffin
Massachu Ugee
Francis W. Sayles
Boson
George A. Dary
John Pierce Cuffin
Houston Post
Benjamin F. Sturrtevant
John Carr
John Carr, Sugene N. Foss and Henry D. Hyde
Boston Fest
James Thresher
Mary G. Thresher
Ee Bane
Jonn W. McKim
Cegals
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George M. Brooks
Kaqure
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Massachusetis
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Said County
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NP Rouss
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Otlce
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Laura L. Sayles
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Weve
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Commonwealth OF Massachlg Setps
Ad Hammond
WM. H. Vickering
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Saia
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Cours
Elliah George
Massachusett's
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George Z. Adams
Francis Y. Balch
James M. W. Williams
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Hancock
Anna Catherine i
Moston Post
Massachute Setts
Thomas Haviland
Loston
Thomas J. Haviland
Hoston
Masssachuld Setts
Sup Folk
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Caroline D. Fales
Hoston Post
Samuel G. Howe
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Francis ¥. Balch
Laura E. Richards
Roston
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William L. Mooney
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Theophlus Wheeler Walker
Waltham
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Office OF the Inspector OF Milk
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