Railroads Continued May 28 On Demand Quarterly Notes
On demand quarterly items show payments in Boston. Several entries remain not decided. Principal payments due within six months. Paid March 1.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1890
Page
7
On demand quarterly items show payments in Boston. Several entries remain not decided. Principal payments due within six months. Paid March 1.
Compiled for the Boston Post by J. G. Martin outlines June 1890 due dates for interest and dividends on railroad, municipal, and corporate bonds. Payments include Iowa Central first mortgage bonds, Westinghouse, Chicago and North Western, Union Railroad, and many others, with sums and New York or Boston payment locations noted.
The May 29 1929 mining stock closings include Belcher Union Consolidated 2 4 2.70, Crown Point 1.5, Nevada Consolidated 1.85, Gould & Curry 1.5, Hale & Norcross 1.5, Yellow Jacket 1.90, and other notes for North Belle Isle and Calaveras.
Foreign financial reports from London show Consols at 98 percent and other securities with mixed quotes for Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Central, Reading, St Paul, and Mexican issues. Paris notes 3 percent rentes and bullion movements, with Bank of England bullion out £30,000 and a weekly Bank of England reserve ratio near 41.94 percent. France’s Bank weekly statement adds gold £450,000 and silver £1,675,000.
Salem May 29 Speciau The Crombie Street Society has extended a call to the Rev John W Buckham of Conway NH to become its pastor At the Salem Firemen s Relief Association annual meeting officers were elected including President J T Lovett and Secretary John Wilson The membership stands at 209 and relief payments for the year totaled $82035 with a fund balance of $10434
Summary of shipper ledgers from Yarmouth Halifax and St Johns listing imports including shad halibut mackerel eggs gas meters beets lobsters and other goods. Exports from St Johns NF Moncton NB Annapolis NS and other ports detail kerosene oil flour oatmeal meal beef pork and various cargoes. Numerous firms like Hammond Clements Barclay Hall Hutchenson and DeLong & Co appear in the record with quantities and destinations.
May 29 market notes cover commodities from butter and eggs to flour, beans and meats. Leather and hides prices rise on firm demand, with scarce Buenos Ayres and buffalo skins. Flour, cornmeal and oatmeal show muted activity amid falling wheat, while fruit and truck markets report steady to firm prices for apples, pears, onions and greens. bananas and coconuts move at steady rates as imports adjust to seasonal supplies.
Weekly wool receipts totaled 8863 bales domestic and 7348 foreign with total sales around 2.71 million pounds. Western markets show high prices while Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania fleece activity is subdued. New Utah and California wools fetch 17 to 28 cents per pound, Territory sales total 614 thousand pounds, and pulled wools remain in demand as Australian wools move toward manufacturers.
Grain receipts today totaled 25 431 bus corn 12 280 bus oats 87 tons millfeed and 5100 bus malt. Inspections included 81 cars No 2 mixed oats 2 cars steamer corn 1 car no grade corn 39 cars No 2 white oats 2 cars No white oats and 1 car No 1 rye. Western markets eased with minor trading. steamer yellow 44 1 2 c per bush and steamer mixed 44 4 c. Oats sold 37 1 2 38 3 8 c for No 2 white with clipped at 38 1 2 39 4 2 c. rye No 1 New York 67 70 c. malt Canada 72 75 c. Mill feed steady with sacks: spring bran 16 to arrive ton, winter 18 60, Michigan bran 17 75 18 00. Middlings 17 50 20 00 per ton. cottonseed meal 24 50 to arrive 26 spot.
The market summary lists receipts across dairy and produce sectors including butter with 11,141 packages and 3,292 boxes, oleo 1,190 packages, cheese 870 boxes, eggs 1 barrel and 3,206 cases, beans 744 barrels, potatoes four car loads and sweet potatoes.
The steamer Starlight arrived after passing Gibraltar May 15 with 1700 boxes Mesina lemons 3600 half-boxes and 2000 boxes Palermo oranges and 15600 boxes Palermo lemons. Odin due with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns Co and Elgiva due with Jamaica bananas for Boston Fruit Co. Norfolk boat carries 300 pkgs peas 260 bags peanuts 1100 pkgs cabbage 25 berry crates 2000 pkgs beans 150 pkgs various. Napha sailed from Palermo May 27 with 7000 boxes oranges and 20000 boxes lemons for Boston.
In this market brief, prices and stock levels for tallow bacon lard hams and various beef and pork products are listed. Supplies are steadier with a steady to fair demand. quotations cover long and short cuts plates and various cuts with per unit prices and packaging terms.
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts at 3144 with lower shipping steers at 3.40 3.50 and native cows 2.36 3.76, mixed butcher stock 3.33 3.65, stockers 3.38, hogs 9616 with weak heavies 3.75 3.86 and mixed 3.75 3.80, beef shipments from Chicago receipts 15000 steady beves 4.90 5.25, steers 3.75 4.80, stockers 2.80 3.80, cows 1.50 2.50. Hogs receipts 21000 shipments 7000 strong mixed 3.85 4.05, light and heavy 3.85 4.10, ships 3.30 3.80. Sheep receipts 8000 shipments 2000 strong natives 3.75 6.25 Westerns 4.60 4.10 Texans 3.75 5.30 lambs 5.26 7.25. Sugar and molasses notes: raw sugars quoted for refining 89 test 67 16c 90 test centrifugals. refined sugars demand noted.
The market shows steady demand at former prices for various sugar forms including granulated, pulverized, cubes, and confectioners sugar with wholesale granulated priced around 6.31c. Molasses trade remains quiet with New Orleans sacks selling 40 48c per gallon, while Ponce Barbados and Cienfuegos grades range 26 38c for different qualities.
New York cotton markets are dull and easy with quotes ranging around low middling to middling. Liverpool spot remains steady with fair demand. futures turn quiet and easy in New York while various U S and international markets show mixed but firm tones in late May and June data.
The May 29 Market report notes a severe wheat price break in Chicago as heavy liquidation and a fading outside bid trigger a panicky mood. Corn holds steadier on strong shipping demand while rumors of an inward movement surface. provisions steady with large buying orders rumored but not filled. Closing abbreviations show varied futures quotes across wheat, corn, oats, and oil certificates with local price readings and regional quotes for wheat cash and futures.
Turpentine closed at 3744 with rosin 142 145 and tar 235. Petroleum closed at 7.45c with ASW 7.30c and cases at 9.20c.
London and Liverpool notes show quiet cargo traffic with mixed demand. Wheat prices steady to firmer in spots, futures dull, with corn steady or inactive. Prices listed include No 1 California wheat for November 7a 24ed and June 73rd, and various British market quotations for wheat, corn, peas, pork, bacon, lard, tallow, and cheese.
An odorless fertilizer claims to improve lawn turf and plant growth, with gradual root feeding and dark green color. It touts tobacco-based fertilizer benefits for lawns, flowers, and crops, offered by F C Sturtevant of Hartford and M B Faxon seedman Boston. Also advertises wallet compact docket records for the tea trade by Aaron Kit Gay & Co.
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