Market Dull as Stocks Drift with Mixed News
The Stock Exchange opened dull and steady, then declined as prices fell across all issues. Union Pacific and New England led losses while commentary on Gould faction retention and Mr. Clark’s presidency stirred cautious optimism amid talk of heavy gold exports and potential railroad plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
New England
Common
Atchison
Gould
S. H. H. Clark
Missouri Pacific
Clark
Atehisun
New England Bee
Office of Counsel
Ing
Goldsmith Pill Ac
New Haven
Shore Line
Albany
New York
Boston
New Flaven
Boston & Albany
West End
E. Rollins Morse & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
West End Land Company
Bat Little Syndicate
Bay State Gas
Montana
Butte & Boston
Centennial
Delaware
William N. Goodnow
Messrs. Foote & French
Messrs
R. L. Day & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Irving A. Evans
Messrs. Spencer, Trask & Co
Wall Street
Congress Street
Tremont Bank
New York Central Railroad
Dep W
Buffalo
Pullman
Tilt
New York Central Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Jersey City
Reading
Henry Clews & Co
United States
London Market Summary April 30 Bond and Stock Rates
London at 12 30 p m quotes Connsels 96 11 16d for both money and the account New York Pennsylvania Ohio firsts 3544 Canadian Pacific 90 Erie 80 Erie seconds 109 Mexican ordinary 24 St Paul common 80 New York Central 117 Reading 30 Mexican Central new 48 72 money 4 per cent read as percentage figures for various securities across US and Canada with a brief note on exchange rates and bond prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton & T. H
Atchiso
Paci
St Lees
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chi
East i
Seeere
Denv
Rio G. Vere
Holy
Delaware & Hnd
Delaware & Lack
Ace's
East Tenn
Erie
Treat Northern
Illinois Central
Los
Islana
Lot Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Mobile & Ohio
Mich
Pac
S&s
Nor. Pac
Alb. & Ch
JO Ptoliereeeres
Centra
North Western
N.Y
N. J. Central
Ohio & Miss
Rock Island
Acitic
O.C
A. A
U. Pacific
Gulf Oe
Wabash Pac
GO Pfet
Cot
LRA
Ceeeeeers Aeee
Eesti Trane
United State
Seer
Brunswick
Canton
Edison
Scessers
Pacific Mail
Ee Enon W. Union
Blackstone
Columbian
Nc Annes
North Nat. Bank
Nat. Exchange Bank
Nat
Webster Bank
Bk. of Commonwealth TS
Bank of Coumerce
Sereeer Sre
Esee Speseeeeere
Eagie Bank
Shoe & Leather Nat
Boston
Atlantic Cotton
Bates
Franklin
Lewiston
Lowell Mfg. Co
N. H
Art
Old Colony R.B
Saco
Ports
Tna Ins. Co
Hartford
Dwelling House Insurance Co
Hartford Fire Ing
Phenix Ins. Co
Mach. Co
Fort Payne Coal Co
Leeds Imp. Co
Sioux City
Northern Investment Co
Nat. Jube Works
Blackstone Nat. Bank
s. Lo1%@102 2 Eliot Nat. bank eeeveeses
Howard Nat. Bank
Exchange Bank
Bank of Commonwealer
Bank of the Republic
People’s Nat. Bank
State Nat
Nat. Bank
Washton Nat. Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Amory Mfg. Co
Eeeeeteer
Greeee
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
York Mfz. Co
Boston & Revere Beach R.R
Con
Vermont
Norwich & Worcester R.R. Prest
Peterboro
Bay State Gas Incone Bctip
Cedar Rap. & Mo
Keith & Perry Coal Co
Lombard Invest
St. Louis
San Fran
Sioux City Land
Union Pacific Ss
Csensceree
United States
London
Connsels
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Boston Electric Light and Pioneer Electric Firms Listed
A terse ledger page lists several electric and mining companies with terse annotations including Boston Electric Light Co Thomson-Houston Electric Co Fort Wayne Electric Co Westinghouse Electric Co and Quincy Mining Co. The notes show percentages and scattered codes, reflecting a market or stock table from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Electric Light Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Fort Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
BBC
European Welding Co
Quincy Mining Co
Pipe Line Certificates and Cottonseed Oil Update
Closing at 6 p m on April 29 1892 opening 10 a m April 30 1892 figures show shipments and averages with refined oil at 6 10 cents per gallon. Cottonseed oil certificates list prices and opening closing times with percentage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO A. m
Commerce notes show mixed trade and coffee market activity
The Northwest leads gains in trade while the South and East slow spring staples. Lumber mills rise with higher water but demand remains weak. Coffee markets differ by region with Santos and Maracaibo in demand, Rio firm, and New York quieter yet steady. Exports and stocks are summarized with recent shipments and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Santos
New York
Maracaibo
Maracaibos
Java
Europe
United States
Maritime Shipping Movements and Arrivals Batimore to West Pembroke
Vessels sailed or cleared from ports including Baltimore Salem Georgetown Havre de Grace and New York with crews or cargo listed. Notable entries include Fair fax bound for Boston with O B Brown and Benj Poole. scns Cyrus Chamberlain Avis Chromo and others. brig Edith from Bear River. In dependent from Kennebec. Edward W Young for Boston. steamer Saturn from Boston. various schooners briggs and steamers noted with destinations such as Portland Bath Boston Havana and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fairfax
Boston
Sons O B Brown
Benj
Poole
Salem
Booshbay
Cyrus Chamberlain
New York
Avis
Chromo
Saliie B
Glendon
Valdare
Ernst T Lee
Windsor Vacket
Oe Barry
Addie Schaefer
Frances H Baird
Havre de Grace
Fernandina
Sch
S G Hart
Georgetown
Independent
Kennebec
Edith
Bear River
Jacksonville
Edward W Young
Newport News
Saturn
Norfolk
Perth Amboy
Mary Augusta
Portland
Emma B Shaw
Dover
Annie V Bergen
Philadelphia
Jeannie Lippitt
Yale
Rose Esterbrook
Frank T Stinson
Bangor
Maverick
Ravana
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Adam Kennedy
Quifcy Point
Abel F Babcock
ES Newman
Sarah Wood
Annasauii
Thomas Booz
Delaware
Bark
W Norton
Guantanamo
Icis J S Hoskins
Cienfuegos
Augustus West
Matanzas
West Pembroke
Merchant ship movements and sailing dates listed
In port entries show D A Brayton from Boston reaching Accra on March 23 and Daisy Read from New York to Buenos Ayres on March 26. Calosutta in port March 30 with E J Spicer bound for New York. Wm J Ratch in Hong Kong area prior April 30 for San Francisco. Sailed entries include Samaria from Liverpool on April 23 to Boston, and Nineveh from Salt Pond to Boston on March 31 with other vessels Samaria and Ask noted for Boston and Cuba respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
WCA
D A Brayton
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Daisy Read
New York
Calosutta
E J Spicer
Hong Kong
Ask
Salt Pond
Nineveh
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Merits Friday Update
Shipping notes from a compact almanac indicate a May 2 high water and moon phase details. Local transit mentions imply maritime timing with exact length of day and tides.
Boston and Yarmouth Steamship Service to Nova Scotia
The Yarmouth Steamship Co announces four weekly round trips to Yarmouth from Lewis Wharf Boston on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 12 m with return sailings Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings. Connects with rail and Nova Scotia steamers for Digby Annapolis valley and other points. Send 25 cents for illustrated Nova Scotia guide. For more information contact agents in Boston and Boston offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yarmouth
Lewis Yhast
Nova Scotia
Stags
South Shore
Halifax
Digby
Annapolis Valley
Laird of Evangeline
J. F. Swinney
Lewis Wharf
John G. Hall_& Co
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington Gt
Raymond & Whitcom
W. H. Fares Parker House
Merchants’ & Miners
Boston Line
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Sosien
Tenn
Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Line
Kanawsh
Baltimore & Ohio
RK. R
Cumberland Gap
Fiest-clase
A. M. Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
J. C. Whitey
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Philadelphia
Fe Wian
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
Lone Wharf
Hooston
B. Sampson
Mgr
SP State Street
Fiske Bidg
Soston
International Steamship CO
Portland
Eastport
Calais
St. John
Points East
International
la. m
Weston & Maine Railroad
Chares F. Connescent
Washington St
Commercial Wharf
E. A. Waldron
Port of Boston Arrivals and Sailing List Details
Port of Boston report lists arrivals at Boston on Saturday April 30 with Steamer Yarmouth from Yarmouth to John G Hall, Steamer Santuit in tow, Pottsville with barge Henry Clay to Lynn, Wilkesbarre from Port Johnson, Tug Dudley Pray with barges to Lynn, several brigs and schooners loading and unloading at Kingston Belle Isle NS Joggins NS St John NB Kennebec Eliot Me and other coastal ports. Listings include steamers Dorchester Parthian and Philadelphia sailing to Baltimore and Norfolk with numerous vessel names and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia
McKay
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alex Martin
Kings Cross
Carpenter
Matanzas
American Sugar Refining Co
Yarmouth
McGray
Moise
John G Hall
Essex
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
A M Graham
Starton
Crowell
Philadelphia
Eri B Sampson
Shawmut
Fuller Philadelphia
H F Dimock
Coleman
New York
H M Whitney
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Forest City
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Edgar F Luckenbach
Keene
Quinnebaug
West Point
Weehawken
Triton
Luckenbach
Hiovus
Saugerties
B Lewis
Gurlison
John G Hall & Co
Buenos Ayres
G M Stanwood
Foster
Rosario
N W Rice & Co
Barkentine
Nellie Smith
Wallace
Montevideo
Barbadoes
Irma
Gardner
Mayaguez
Son
Whitey
Pousland & Co
Barkentine Peerless
Morrison
Zaza
Delaware
Tod M Ceballos
E Norris
Anthony
Bear River
Windsor Packet
Wyman
Belleveau Cove
Emma T Story
Grand Manan
Bonnie Doon
Chapman
A Gibson
Stevens
St John
Mary E
Ward
Grand Aunce
A C Watson
Sprage
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
Charles H Sprague
Nickerson
Joseph Hay
Fisher
Hoboken
Sophia Godfrey
McCarthy
Rondout
Marcia Bailey
Cole
Wickford
Julian Warr
Bailey
Quivet
Smith
Victory
Brown
Niger
Adams
Wiscasset
Edward L Warren
Colson
Belfast
John Girard
Robbins
Green’s Landing
Ftora Lee
Eastport
Arcola
Hannah
Woolwich
Bertha V. Wilson
Millbridge
Antelope
W C Norcross
Robinson
Rockport
Mountain Laurel
Webber
Rockland
Eunice P Newcomb
Allen
Deer Isle
Phineas H Gay
Bryant
Smith Tuttle
Kate Hail
Stinson
Lillian M
Harry Stewart
Scis
Georgia
Mabel Rose
Kennebec
Hatchie M Howes
Harbor
Telumah
Ndse
Santuit
Sturgis
A Jas
Pottsville
Ritson
Henry Clay
Lynn
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Snowman
Dudley Pray
Mellin
Albany
Woodside
Binghamton
Latona
Kingston
Winsor & Son
Lizzie Wharton
le Blanc
Belleyean Cove
Aiba
Walters
Joggins
Advance
Delong
Hannah D
Rowe
Kennard
Freeman
Eliot
Laura
Chester
Beal
Lockport
Newel
Hawes, Brown
Charlie Steadman
Mitchell
Lanesville
F A Smith
Barnes
Ipswich
Barracouta
Lewis
Mary Hawes
Coover
Alfred Brabrook
Haskell
Dorchester
Parthian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress ST
F. W. Prescott
Bankers and Brokers
Ames Building
Williams
NEW York Stock Sales
U.S
Cme
D. C
LEYS
K.P. Can
BOY
Mobile & O
V. C
Nor’ West Con
Col. Coal
Hocking Coal
N. W
Imp
G.m
R. T. Trust
St.l
1. M. Gen
Ak Wv
St. Paul Con
St. P. Chi
P. Lets
Iiss
Tex. P. Lsts
Ce'eie
Kde
Sierra Nevada
Anton Con Ce
Yellow Jacket
Herman Winter
Schs
Melinda
Maitland
Phebe Ann
Ripley
W Wallace Ward
Ralph M Hayward
Wm Jones
Angloman
Hermann
New_York
Antwerp
Prince
Catatonia
Æthelwold
Port Antonio
Jam
Haugesund
Baracoa
Alma Cummings
Port Royal
Vanilla
Bridgewater
Energy
Mahone Bay
Shelburne
Crestline
Henry Claven
Chase Church
Ee London
Irene Thayer
Est
Esteeee Atchison
Eae
At. & Tac. Inc
Mont
B. U.u. Lst
Q. Con
Erre
St. P
US. Y
Enee B. A & N
Ke & M. Peeve
St. Lewseee
Eeee Ool
Do 2A Inc
N. E. Tel
Do Inc
Atchis
At. & Pac
Boston & Lowell
B.& Moeeevess
Bost
Ie C
W. Viak
C.J. Ro
Eure
Fitchburg
Fins & P. M
Ft. S
St. Lewes
Old Colony
Rutlana
Cai
Summit Bregee
Ifs West
Ceerere
Wis. Cen . Eee
Ecesees Eeee Ater
Eevee Enee Mining Companies
Alioncz Seri Enee Oeer
Enee
Atudia
Ceveesees Eeee
Eee
Ener
Atlantic Renee
Bouvanza
Seer Eee
ODL
Adin
Butte & Hboston
Lde Crescent
Lh Vy Franklin
Kearsar
Osceola
Pontiac
Eeerreeers
Tamarack
Eeess Sante PO
Eeer Land
Cutler
Newport
San Diego
Sullivan
Lo West
Wollaston
Cees Telephones
Bell
Phon
Toy
Lamson
Pullman’s P. Car
Thom.Hous
Ray Tate AB
Elec. Weld
Wayne Elec
Illinois Steel
T. Hega
Ccerce Aol
Apris
Essencsoscees Blove
F. W. Vee * Co
Bret Rss
OWL Market
J. W. Prescott & Co
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
MonAy
The
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Port OF
Savannah Cline, New England and
Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis’ Wharf
Gate City
City OF Macon
Richardson & Barnard
N. BE. & Savan Bab Ss, Co
Atlantic Ave
G. M. Sorbel
Shipping
Arkmore
Ritish Crown
British Empire
Nessmere Oranmere
Johnston Line
Ehrweider Arepa
WM. Johnston & Co., Ltd
Chamber of Commerce
Corner of India St
Norddeutscher Lloyds. S. CO
Southampton
Bremen
Elbe
Ems
Saale
Genoa
Werra
Fulda
Switzerland
Tyrol
THEO
White Star Line
Kegal
Liverpeoal
Atlantic
RED Star Line
4Iail
B.A. Adams & CO
Agen
State St
Cor
Broad St
Adams Cable Codex
Matl
Glasgow
Londonderry
U. S
Rome
Great Britain
Henderson Brohers
Bowling Green
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg. Co
Hartford, Conn
Columbus Ave
Gray’s
JAS. C. Gray & CO
Tremont Street
D. P.sullivan
Avery ST
James Everard
Canada
Tremont
Charles Hallet & CO
Tremonti Street
Azores
Sarah
L R. Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
State Street
Cunard Line
Samaria
Cabin Pass
Ali Anwer Martin
Cephalonia
Scythia
Warren Line
Kansas
Warren & CQ
Milk Street
Leyland Line
Boston and
Liverp
Bostonan
Columbian Virginian
W. W. Lin CO
Ee3
Allan Line
H. & A. Allan
State
Vyworth
Udia Wharf
Aily
C. F. Williams
Metropolitan
Clyde Steamship Co
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
Florida
South Carolina
South
Pier
River
Algonquin
Washington Street
Beonion
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Canada Atlantic
Savannah Pier
A. Dga
W. Sampson
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Atlantic Avenues
Twihe American Express CO
H. Harris & Coq
State Direct
Salem Room
Florida Oranges
Snow & CO
Fullen Street
Florida Granges
California Granges
Boston & Maine Hailroad
American Loan & Trust Company
Amos Blanchard
Pullitan’s Palace Car CO
Welnsheimer
Sec
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Improvement Bonds
Wisconsin Central Company
Wisconin Central Railroad Company
Merchants National Bank
Columbian Manufacturing CO
Bliss, Fabvan & Co
Summer Street
Boson
Geo. F. Fabyas
bBoson
Il Hardware
Mil
Togera
Qhae
Ge. i@ pt
Federal St
Mana
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