Market notes show slow demand and limited variety for vegetables
In the April 8 1890 issue buyers found dull market activity and scant vegetable selections with little variety. Prices ranged widely on eggs meat and produce while farmers eyed future supplies of lamb peas and southern goods as spring unfolds.
Weekly Review of Trade Stocks and Bonds
A Baltimore market roundup notes strong New York activity then a shift lower in Industrials. Fidelity & Deposit and Mercantile decline. Maryland Casualty slips despite stock subscription rumors. Charleston and Western Carolina bonds stay robust while United Railway faces uncertainty over new security terms. Money remains plentiful at around 4 percent amid general stock and bond volatility.
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New York
Baltimore
Fidelity & Deposit Company
Maryland Casualty
Maryland Brewing Company
Charleston
Western Carolina
Buns
National Mechanics Bank
MSL
Traders National Bank and Drovers
Mechanica National Bank
Townseap Sport & Sox
Black Cropons Rise in Popularity for Skirts and Dresses
Fashion authorities predict Black Cropons will be among the season's most worn fabrics for skirts costumes and dresses. Frederick shop touts its top quality Cropons as the best value with a strong ring of ribbon offerings in taffeta plaids stripes and checks. New plain and Moire Taffetas arrive in spring hues with draw string ribbons Scriper and Ombre effects suited for shirring and ruffling in summer dresses.
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Frederick
Monon Steam Laundry sale and market tumult reported
The article details forced sales by commission houses, bear selling pressure, and weak holders offloading standard stocks while London buys on the decline. It notes a partial market rebound as heavy buying supports prices. It also reports Italian warship activity in China and adverts for various patent medicines and tonics.
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Commission
Bears
London
Bargain on Men’s Laundried Percale Shirts
A sale offers about 60 dozen men’s laundrried percale shirts with detached and attached collars, sizes 14 to 18. They will be sold at 2.50 each, with actual value claims of 60 cents.
Leather Goods Demand and Market Outlook in 1899
The report notes steady leather sales despite high leather prices, with strong demand for low women’s shoes in tan and colored stock and expectations of further price gains. Hides show a firmer tone. yellow and wool markets are cautiously positive, with wool prices quoted for unwashed and washed grades. Bradstreet’s analysis cites weak distributive trade due to cold spring and wheat concerns, but overall activity in wholesale spring distribution remained large and prices overall steady.
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N. Beas & Bro
J. H .T. Courin
Allnutt
Moody & Co
Baltimore
Cartials
Pdd
Allen
Pria
C. & D. Institute
GEO. A Gilbert
N. Market St
Jast
Tellow
Baitimons Leatast Vo
Bradstreet
New York
Bradstreet's
Money Market Flurry Dims Stocks But Closes Strong
New York trading yesterday showed sharp declines across most specialties with losses heavy yet the session ended on a firmer note. The market was pressured by a tight money market with discrimination against industrial securities and renewals on collateral loans proving difficult, forcing some large firms to sell at the best prices available. Call rates ranged from 6 to 15 percent.
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New York
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