Market closes firm as passenger rates rise lifting stocks
In heavy trading, passenger rate restoration sparked a broad rally. Oregon Transcontinental and Richmond & West Point advanced about two points, with trusts rebounding from lows. Late hour buyers lifted several issues while railroad bonds remained quiet. total volume reached 1,251,000 with mixed but firm closes and modest first-price changes.
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Oregon Transcontinental
Richmond & West Point
Ohio
Indiana & Western
Indianapolis
Decatur & Spring
Kansas City & Omaha
St. Jo & Grand Island
Iron Mountains
St. Louis
Arkansas & Texas
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western Extension &S
Chicago
Burlington & Northerns
London Market Bulletin June 9 12 30 p m to 5 30 p m
London financial notes report Consols at 97 16 for money and 97 16 for the account Canadian Pacific at 85 5 8 Erie 29 1 2 Erie sec pnas 1074 2 Illinois Central 120 Mexican ordinary 44 1 2 St Paul common 80 New York Central 113 1 2 Pennsylvania 65 1 4 Mexican Central news 80 percent Money 1 and 2 percent discounts quoted Paris advices give 3 percent rentes 92 francs 57 42 centimes for the account At 4 p m Consols 97 16 for money 97 4 4 for the account Canadian Pacific 85 percent Erie 29 48 Mexican ordinary 44 4 4 St Paul common 79 4 Reading 24 Mexican Central new 48 80 Money 2 percent bullion put into Bank of England today £18000 Bar silver at 49 pence per ounce.
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New York
Ing. Ing. Alt. & T. Seer
At & Pac
St. L
Burag
Citic
Che Kk. HL
del. & L
In. & Ray
Wee
East Tenn
Ente
Green Bay
Sean Sane
Lake Shore
Long Island
Nis
Nash
Snes
Aifan
St. Mo. Pacific
O.vsane
N. H. Ate
Aene
Nees Sane Sees Ltdbe
Earthwestern
See
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Gan
Rome
Pac
Texas Pacific
St. EP
Wean Annes
Pacific Mail
W. Union
Erie
SBM
Ft. W
St. . Kan
Y.,c.& Rec
Tex
N.w& W
N. W
U. Pac
W. Shove
U.N
W. Lst
ACE
Hocking Coal
Ee. Aioe Ncb
Seuvessessee
Homeata Crenceses
Brupswick Con
M.co
Col. Coal
al & Va
Phenix
Arizona
Cristo
Sutter Creek
Sierra Nevada
London
Canadian Pacific
Erie Sec
Pnas
Ilinois Central
Mexican Ordinary
St. Paul
Paris
Reading
Mexican Central New
Bank of England
No man is well dressed without a becoming hat
A local ad copy urges men to wear hats to improve appearance and impress others, noting a shabby hat dulls clothing and a well fitting one elevates style. It mentions Stane at 126 Tremont Street and Jackson & Co. as reliable retailers whose patrons leave satisfied.
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Stane
Tremont Street
John
Jackson & Co
Dry goods market shows cotton gains and steady wool trade
The dry goods page reports mixed commodities with cotton prices rising while woollen goods stay firm. Cotton advances widen margins. prints, ginghams, and sheetings see variable moves as mills run ahead on forward orders. woollen clothing stays slow though demand exists for light weights. Export cotton shipments remain steady, with strong futures for higher prices. wholesale activity is cautious but inventories move.
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Mohawk Valley
Utica
New York Mills
Pembroke
Knight
Berkeley
New Bedford Cambrics
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Oriental
Clarendon
Berlin
New York
Boston
Messrs Smith, Hogg & Gardner
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Wilton
Brussels
Wiltons
Wool trade shows steady movement amid high costs
The wool market remains fairly strong due to small dealer stocks though new wools cost more. Domestic receipts rise, and once supplies grow abundant, price advances may stall. Western markets stay buoyant but caution grows as local failures dampen colonial wool prices.
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Seaboard
Bradford
Eng
Wade
Wool Trade Faced With Tight Supplies and Low Yarn Sales
The report notes growing difficulties for holders and spinners due to proximity of a new clip. English wool purchases are strictly limited to current needs. Alpaca and mohair are slow, yarns in export trade are unsatisfactory, and finer counts such as 32s 36s and 40s have sold at low figures to secure business. Singles remain more unfavorably positioned than previously.
The Cotton Trade Week Summary Displays Mixed Prices
The cotton trade last week saw active speculation and large.volume, with unsettled prices and wide swings especially in old crop months. Saturday closed firmer for distant options while Liverpool showed a quiet mood. local spot demand was dull but better on Friday at reduced asking prices. Middlings quoted 12 7 16 cents per pound. Weekly receipts totaled 4487 bales, with season-to-date 6,757,028 bales and a 279,817 bale increase versus last year.
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Liverpool
Uplands
Gulf
Lexus
Mississippi
Alabama
Flour and meal trade shows mixed demand and firm prices
Receipts today include 4855 bbls and 3224 sacks wheat flour, 150 bbls oatmeal, 950 bbls cornmeal. Demand for flour remains moderate with small lots moving, mills unwilling to concede. Wheat markets firm early then eases, with assorted prices for Minnesota Wisconsin and export grades. Oatmeal and graham flour steady to modest, cornmeal firm with bag and barrel pricing.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Graham
Grain Market News Shows Higher Prices Across Grain Trades
The grain market today reports receipts of 104410 bush corn, 61590 bush oats, 55 tons millfeed, 600 bush barley, and 6760 bush malt with strong Western influence lifting prices. Steamer yellow corn sold at 46 to 44 1/2c per bushel, No 2 white oats at 37 4/2 to 38 4/2c, and No 3 white at 36 4/2 to 37c, as demand remains moderate and overall sentiment stays firm amid abundant supply in Chicago and regional elevators.
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Bush
Tuah
Cotm
Ces Socrice
Eeeden Ces
Mush
Boston & Albany
Hoosac
Chicago
New York
Canada
Michigan
Potatoes and poultry markets show mixed steady notes
Large arrivals of new potatoes keep prices nominally steady with rose, hebron, burbank, and other types trading around 70 to 90 cents. Southern potato receipts were strong with Norfolk extras at 3 3 25 dollars per barrel and Texas and Bermuda lines at 2 50 to 3 00. Sweet potatoes are scarce with Floridas at 4 per barrel and Tennessee at 5. Poultry stays quiet and steady, live fowls 10 to 12 cents, various fresh and ice packed fowls and chickens priced between 7 and 28 cents.
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Rose and Hebrons
Burbanks
New York Stars
Bay
Bermudas
Floridas
Tennessee
Market report shows strong demand for seasonable truck crops
The market is well stocked with all seasonable truck and good demand. Prices cover onions Bermuda No 1s at 2.10 to 4.20 per crate, Egyptians 1.75 per 200 count case, scallions 0.20 to 0.30 per oz, new carrots 0.75 per dozen bunches, lettuce 0.75 per box, cucumbers 3.60 per 100 count, southern tomatoes 2.30 per crate, Chicago tomatoes 3.50 per basket, egg plants arriving at 1.75 to 2.0 per crate, and various Norfolk Maryland Jersey and Virginia produce listed with multiple price points.
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Bermuda
St Andrews
Southern
Chicago
Sicily
Palermo
Key West
Nassau Pines
Porto
Banes
Victoria
The Fruit Trade and Provision Market Report
The article details fruit and provision trading with pricing for Messina Palermo lemons and oranges, Valencia prices, apples, pineapples, bananas, dried apples, cherries, apricots, strawberries, Maryland fruit, and banana steamer arrivals. It also notes steamer arrivals to Boston, and comprehensive meat price quotes for pork, beef, lard, and related products, including prime steers and lambs.
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Naples
Palermo
Boston
Banan
Jamaica Peaceey
Boston Fruit Company Thursay
Karl Konow
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Sugar and Molasses Market Quotes and Prices
Sugar refined product demand is strong with prices firm across leaf, crushed, pulverized, granulated, and confectioners grades. Belmont and standard A varieties show steady middle 6s cents, wholesale granulated ranges about 6.80 to 6.94 cents per pound. Molasses sales hold at New Orleans 40 to 48 cents per gallon, with Ponce, Cienfuegos, and Barbados grades listed from 20 to 38 cents per gallon depending on quality.
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New Orleans
Fancy Ponce, 36@38c gal; choice, 34@35c; fair to Goo, 25@30c; Cienfuegos
Barbados
Cotton Markets Report From New York Quiet Start
The cotton market in New York showed a quiet session with sales totaling 507 bales. Upland grades ranged from good ordinary to middling with prices from 10 15-16 to 12 3-4 cents, while Gulf grades traded from 11 4-8 to 12 7-8 cents. Futures opened easy and closed steady as the table lists opening and closing quotations.
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New York
Liverpool
Baes
American
TMNG
Wy Anges
Os O
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Wheat futures and markets across major exchanges
The report covers Chicago curb wheat activity with July at 9 15 4%c and mixed action through the day, noting local selling and external influence from Washington reports. Other items include firm corn, provisions steadiness, varied closing prices for grains across New York, St Louis, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee, and a Kansas City cattle and hog market summary with prices and trends.
Diverse 1890 Imports From Glasgow and Atlantic Ports
A June 9 1890 Glasgow record lists Norwexian with wool waste paper rag and stock bales and assorted goods from Linver Meyer H & L Shase and others. Yarmouth Newfoundland Halifax Saint John Annapolis Digby Saint John and Halifax steamers and ships carry bananas sugar molasses cornmeal flour and other cargo bound for Atlantic ports and colonies.
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Glasgow
Norwexian
Baringros & Co
Linver & Meyer
Milne & Co
Nternational Granite Co
Kya Machinery Stone & Downer
H & L Shase
Ford
McIntire, Lawrie & Co
Waldo Bros
Yarn International Steamship Co
Yarmouth
Hammond
Karclay & Co
Hail & Co
Batchelder
Hutchinson
Delong & Seaman
American Exress
Laracoa
Steamer
W& CR Noyes
BANES
Cuba
Victoria
Seaverns & Co
Cockburn Harbor
Stockton
Bush Salt Warner & Jarvis
Matanzas
Tierces Do
Adams
Cardenas
Sarah A Fuller
Annapolis
Digby
Brunswick
ST John
Walch
Halifax
Elizabeth Ann
Playfair
Foreign markets report steady wheat and firmer corn abroad
London cargoes show wheat steady and corn firm while English markets ease for foreign prices. Mark Lane notes English wheat steady and American corn firmer with Danubian corn quiet. Liverpool spot wheat and corn steady as breadstuffs list firm with mixed American corn at 3s 6d and various staples priced, including pork and lard.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Exports at Boston Week Ending June 6 1890 Grand Total
Import and export figures for Boston show a weekly total of $2,167,052 with imports part of the total. The data spans the week ending June 6 1890 and records overall trade activity for that period.
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Boston
Exgland
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