Real Estate News Brightening Suburban Market
Real estate activity improves with spring weather and heavy Saturday advertising. Samuel Hatch & Co. sold estate No 629 Warren Street comprising 21096 square feet with house and stable for 15200 to Wooded & Weatherbee. A separate auction by Elliott J Hyde failed to fetch strong bids, highest at 18300 for 875 square feet. L P Atwood & Co. sold three Bradfora estate lots on Ontclair Avenue Roslindale for 66273 to Loughlin. Corner Causeway and Friend streets rebuild planned by Watson & Bisbee. Plymouth and Middleboro Railway plan prompts debate on a 40000 town funding and cost estimates around 325000, with mixed views on feasibility and regional benefit.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Warren Street
Woced & Weatherbee
Elliott J. Hyde
No. 7
India Street
State Street
Chamber of Commerce
Stephen Murphy
L. P. Atwood & Co
Bradfora
Ontclair Avenue
Roslindale
Loughlin
Causeway and
Friend Streets
Messrs
Watson & Bisbee
Notable Guests Register at Hotels Across Cities
Senators and actors amid a long list of arrivals at hotels. Pettigrew of South Dakota dined at Young's in Sioux City while Richard Mansfield lingered at Parker's with a large party. Numerous figures from New York Philadelphia Boston and Montreal checked into Parker TreMonT and other houses including Edward Stetson H W Fairbanks J N Luchs and J C Halton among many others from across the United States and Canada.
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Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Young's
Sioux City
Richard Mansfield
Parker's
Vuncome
H. W. Smith
Worcester
Newman Smyth
New Haven
Conn
H. W. Well
Providence
R. I. Brunswick
H. M. Forrest
Philadelphia
Mrs. Morris
Chicago
F. Peletier
Paris
France
J. K. Cushing
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Sanderson
Scranton
Penn
Youn's
Edward Stetson
Bangor
H. W. Fairbanks
Dallas
Tex
W. R. Hutton
New York
A. G. Rutherford
Thomas Whitman
Annapolis
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Noble
Joseph Creed
B. C. Howe
F. R. A. Pin
J. E. Rider
Portsmouth
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Joseph A. Bird
Bordeaux
C. P. Bates
Syracuse
Fire Department Appointments Spark Local Outcry
At a Saturday meeting the selectmen named A. H. Kimball Charles A. Ladd and Thomas Barnes as chief engineers of the fire department. Revere Centre firemen denounced the move and held an indignation meeting yesterday afternoon questioning the action.
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Charles A. Ladd
Thomas Barnes
Fire Department
Revere Centre
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Commercial market notes and metal trade report
April 19 market digest shows iron and metal demand weak with slight improvement in pig iron and Western gains. Grain prices firm with higher flour futures anticipated, corn oats and rye in steady demand, while cottonseed meal and milling products show variable activity in a broad commodities roundup.
The Grocery Trade And Commodities Markets Rise
The raw sugar market remains firm with prices advancing further. Stocks in first hands total 1112 tons locally and 12 004 tons at the four ports, while refined sugar commands 6 9-16 to 6 3-16 cents per pound. Molasses stay steady. Ponce and Mayaguez prices noted. Rio coffee movement is moderate. New York option down 5 to 5 points,, with domestic and international receipts and stocks detailed. Tea imports face proposed 10 percent ad valorem duty aimed at impure or dusty teas, while rice markets stay firm with 600 barrels sold at 4 42 4 6 cents per pound.
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Flour and meal trade reports strong wheat flour receipts
Receipts today totaled 7424 barrels and 6478 sacks of wheat flour 920 barrels of cornmeal and 280 barrels of oatmeal. Week wheat flour receipts reached 36986 barrels 250 half-barrels and 36662 sacks, compared with 19379 barrels 600 half-barrels and 14069 sacks a year earlier. The flour market on Saturday showed firmer activity though prices were not materially higher.
The Produce Trade and Market Prices Report
The article lists receipts and prices across multiple lines: butter, oleo, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, hay, straw, and more. It reports current market strength for butter, varying creamery and dairy prices, potato and bean quotes, poultry trade quietness, hay and straw values, maple sugar and syrup, and truck trade with onions, beets, carrots, lettuce, and other produce. It notes last year’s figures for comparison and mentions the steamer On Time bringing Bermuda onions.
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Fruit market report and steamer arrivals update
Mediterranean fruits show steady demand with Sicily and Valencia prices steady or rising. Palermo Messina lemons and Messina oranges quoted in varied box counts. Pineapples oversupplied with green fruit. ripe lots around 16c. Crates and prices for cranberries strawberries and dried fruits listed. Steamer arrivals include Flamborough North Britain and James Turple with Messina and Palermo cargoes. Ocean freight and provision trade details follow with meat prices and futures.
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Chicago
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Christian Johnson
Seaverns & Co
Norfolk
Print Cloth Market Report Shows Firm Prices and Strong Demand
In Fall River and Providence the print cloth market outlines weekly production at 20 000 pieces and deliveries totaling 194 000 with stock 30 000. Prices sit at 36 1éc for 64x64s and 216-16c for 60x66s while reports show strong closes and cash offers for 64x64s spots and May June deliveries. Sales reach 31 006 pieces at 35-16c cash with further 10 000 pieces for April May delivery sold at 3 1/2% cash.
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Wool Sales Report From London Trade in 10 929 Bales
At the London wool auctions on April 19 the sale catalog listed 10 929 bales with Australian greasy merinos drawing strongest demand and prices rising. Cross-breds sold well. scoured lots lag, and about 600 bales have gone to the United States while 7 650 have been withdrawn. For the week imports to London totaled 28 405 New Zealand bales and other imports from Melbourne, New South Wales, Marseilles, the Cape of Good Hope, and Natal.
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The Cotton Markets Varied Across Major Hubs
New York cotton held firm with prices for uplands and middling ranges quoted, while Liverpool stayed firm at middling up lands. Futures opened firm and closed steady with notable daily sales of 34,900 bales in the U S market and 10,000 bales in Liverpool. Strong activity continued in Augusta Galveston New Orleans Memphis Savannah and other centers with mid to firm quotes across regions. Consolidated receipts showed 2 67 bales with 28 890 bales in stock and 46 66 bales exported to the Continent.
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Wheat Market News From Chicago April 1 Update
The option markets report wheat closing 144 cents higher than Friday in Chicago. Opened strong on foreign cables with wheat up 1d. Crop reports echoed yesterday’s tone, noting drought in the Northwest risks unless rain comes soon.
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Farnum, Reardon Co
Boston
Northwest
Turpentine and Petroleum Market Averages Reported
Turpentine closed at 41 cents with rosin at 135 dollars 1374 percent and tar at 250. Petroleum closed at 7.80 cents with RSW at 7.20 cents and cases at 9.30 cents.
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New York
Imports and Exports, Exports Apr 19 1890 Halifax NL
Maritime cargo list detailing goods shipped from Halifax NL and other ports including hardware, textiles, canned foods, oils, lumber, machinery, and groceries. Entries specify ship names, destinations, quantities, and yardages across multiple locales such as Yarmouth NS and Paysandu Uruguay with numerous vessels and cargo items.
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Spring Advice From Scientific Magazine
Cautious spring health guidance urges lighter diets than winter and warns against premature shedding of warm clothing. If overheated or tired, avoid spring medicines, cool down, and drink small amounts of water or whiskey and water to quench thirst and fortify against disease. Advocates Duffy's Pure Malt as the purest whiskey for intake.
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Duffy
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