Wool Market Steady As Domestic Trade Holds Firm
Wool receipts for the week total 6235 bales domestic and 1828 bales foreign. Sales reach 2,524,000 lbs with Western markets showing activity and a shift toward cautious buying due to tariff concerns. Combing and delaine fleeces lead demand, while cross-bred Australian wools attract attention as Western clips near opening. Prices vary by grade, with Ohio, Michigan, and New York wools quoted, and subdued demand in Territory wools. The week closes steady with little speculation and firm footing in washed wools and combing lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
San Francisco
San Joaquin
San Antonio
Ohio
Michigan
Territories
Seaboard
Michigan & Fleece
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Texas
California
London
Delaine
Ioand
Tve
Css
Fitchbury Railroad
Ballardvalh
Ccc
Deere Essdssacvteciene
Hallowell & Coburne
Dewey, Guild & Cow
Tees
Boston & Maine Railroad
Skinner
de Thomas
Flour and Meal Trade Reports Mixed Market Activity
Receipts show 5820 bbls and 5200 sacks of wheat flour plus 195 bbls oatmeal and 1825 bbls cornmeal. Buyers expect price drops amid unsettled wheat markets, while millers push for current quotes. Prices quoted range from fine flour at 2 50 3 8 50 to export patent around 5 25 5 85 fob, with rye flour, graham, cornmeal, and oatmeal showing steady or moderate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Graham
Grain Receipts and Prices Today in Market Report
Today's receipts total 18,360 bushel corn 45,560 bushel oats 800 bushel wheat 152 tons millfeed 4,750 ash malt. Inspections: 83 cars including 5 wheat 36 corn 42 oats. Steamer yellow corn sold 46 44¢ on track. high mixed near same. Oats market quiet firm with No 2 white at 64 66¢ on track and 36 37¢ for elevator. Rye steady 62 64¢ No 1 New York. Malt 72 75¢ six row Canada No 1. Millseed firm with bran and middlings quoted. Cottonseed meal dull around 24 25 25 ton spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New York
Canada
Market Report On Onions Vegetables And Fresh Produce
The general market remains steady with native onions scarce and sold at 546 per barrel. Bermuda onions plentiful at 2.25 per crate, Valencia 2.50 per large case. Beets, lettuce, radishes, turnips, parsnips and cabbage show varied supply and activity with prices ranging from 0.60 to 2.75 per unit. A schooner Belle Brown is due April 26 with Bermuda onion cargo for Rand & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Valencia
White Capes
St Andrews
Bush
Savannah
Norfolk
Chicago
Providence
Florida
Virginia
Charleston
Belle Brown
Met, Rand & Co
The Fruit Race Apples And Mediterranean Fruits Report
The fruit market shows tight apple supply with firm Baldwins and russets, No 1 Baldwins at 4.50 per lb, No 2s at 3.60, russets at 4.50. Palermo and Messina lemons and oranges steady to high with varied box counts and prices, Valencia 3.50 to 6.00 per case, bloods at 5.00 per box. Florida fruit limited with firm orange prices, grave fruit scarce yet high at 10 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Messina
Florida Frai
Fruit Sales At Auction Of North Britain Cargo
Harris & Co sold the steamer North Britain cargo at auction today with Messina oranges priced at 1.70 per box and 1.75 for four to fifteen boxes, Palermo oranges at 0.87 to 0.40 per box, 2.50 to 2.65 per box for Pf boxes, Messina lemons at 1.50 per box and 4.65 per box, and Palermo lemons at 1.40 to 4.50 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flamborough
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Scotaman
Palermo
Brataford
WW & CR Noyes
James Turpie
Gibraltar
Boston
Napier
Sicily
Pontiac
Dodona
Mediterranean
Bos
Harris & Co
North Britain
Messina
The Provision Trade and Meat Market Prices
The market shows firm pork and work product prices with strong trade both domestic and export. Quotes cover long to short cuts and varied cuts, including lard, sausages, tongues, bacon, and hams, with prices per hundredweight and per unit, plus notes on fresh beef and other meats.
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Chicago
Choice Heavy Brighton
Eastern Choice
Others
Choice Brighton
Kansas City Hog and Cattle Markets Summary
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show steady to mixed levels with typical price ranges. Cattle across categories such as native cows and stockers trade around $2.30 to $4.75, while hogs move from about $3.95 to $4.05 for mediums and lights. Chicago receipts reflect slower, lower beeves around $4.70 and mixed stockers at $2.30 to $3.90. Texas grass steers bring $2.50 to $3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Sugar and Molasses Market Quiet with Steady Prices
Sugar raws steady at 5 6 0 6 percent. Refined sugars firm with varied loaf and powdered grades quoted from 5 9-16 to 7 1-16 cents. Molasses sales steady in New Orleans from 34 to 40 cents per gallon, with prices for Ponce, Cienfuegos and Barbados grades ranging 22 to 38 cents. Tallow supply small and trade slow at 4 cents per pound city and 4 cents country.
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Florida Jets
Charleston Jets
Floridas
Chicago
New Orleans
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Cotton Markets Firm in New York and Liverpool Trade Report
New York cotton markets remained firm with 909 bales traded at varying staple grades. Futures opened firm and closed firm. Liverpool shows firm rates around 65-16d for American cotton with 12,000 bales sold and 10,000 bales received. Global figures list six-market receipts, exports to Britain and France, and total stock at 270,869 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cceeeee
Eevee
ALOE
Ccee
Cc Eee
Liverpool
Meahng Uplands
Augusta
Mid
Louisville
Steaay
Galveston
Chirleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Memphis
St Louis
Avery
Savannah
New Orleans
Wilmington
Louis
Cincinnati
Great Britain
France
Continent
Print Cloth Market Soars in Fall River Trade
The print cloth market reported another rise in Fall River on April 24. Spot 64s sold at 3% sc with the same bid for futures, while mills generally showed declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
The Option Markets in Chicago Wheat and Corn Movements
Chicago April 24 report notes curb July wheat at 86 1/4 cents with weakness from light demand cool weather and large St Louis loadings. Partridge and Hutchinson bids cause brief rallies before heavy selling, shares drift lower into close. Corn declines amid outside selling and local bear pressure as new crop remains unplanted and risky to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
St Louis
Partridge
Cincinnati
Price Current
Hutchinson
Hutch
Dakota
Grain futures close with mixed bids and oil, whiskey steady
The report details closing grain futures in New York with Wheat, Corn, and Oats showing varied bids and asks, plus St Louis and Minneapolis prices. It also notes oil market activity and stable whiskey pricing across Peoria Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati with prices around $1.02 to $1.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported
Turpentine closed at 39 44 cents with rosin at 13 2 135 dollars and tar at 2 25. Petroleum moved at 7 30 cents with RoW at 7 20 and cases at 9 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Foreign Markets Report April 24 Grain and Prices
Markets show quiet but steady tone for wheat and corn with limited activity. Cargo movements include arrivals and small sales. Liverpool and Paris scenes show firmer wheat and mixed corn, with futures muted and various prices for California wheat, American corn, and staple hog, bacon, lard, tallow, cheese values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Paris
Imports and Exports Apr 24 1890 Liverpool and Havana
Long list of imports and exports from multiple firms and ports dated April 24 1890. Entries include steamship lines Moors & Co J B Moors & Co and others, with varied goods such as tin plates oils machinery woollens leather paper stock and onions. Also cargoes from Glasgow Bermuda Puerto Rico and Havana detailing boxes, sacks, and raw materials. Cement, flour, pork, beef, lard, and other commodities appear among many consignments. Vessel calls include Prussian and Pavonia with vast quantities of foodstuffs and manufactured goods moving between Liverpool Havana and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
B&b Moors & Co
Stone& Lowner
Moors & Co
Haring Ros & Co
Brown Bros & Co Bodo
Lins
Pierce & Cob
honey—International Steam
Votter & Wrightington
Clark, Sawyer & Co
J A Davis &Co
Brigham
Jere Abbott
Do Steel
Norton, Fessenden & Soule
Brown Bros & Co
Smith & Dove Mfg Co
Howe, Balch & Co
Divo Simples
Chase & Co
Ros & Co
Wetherell Ros
Kk English
Macailar, Parker & Co
Stone & Downer
Krownes & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Mackintire, Laurie & Co
Moise
Smith & Dove Manly Co
Trax
Storer & Co
Glasgow
Scot
Proctor & Co
Goulston & Co
Kimball & Co
Otis
KR Leeson & Co
Gilbert
Hamel & Co
McLimont & Son
Robinson& Heath
L Cassidy & Co
Copeland & Co
D& J Saddler & Co
Dawson
Thibaud Frogs «& Co
William Bourke
Central Agency
Do Do
Calcott
Brazil Paper Co
Gage & Co
Pavonia
Planta
Havana
Cuba
Norah Wiggina
Brookline Parkland Acquisition Plan From 1890 Proclamation
The Brookline Board of Park Commissioners on April 16 1890 proposed taking parcels in Brookline for a public park. Described are multiple plots bounded by Broadway railroad Muddy River and Boston and Albany lines with various radii lines and local streets, totaling about 3616 square feet to 250 083 square feet and more. The plan references a plan on file and authorizes notice to owners of the fee of Longwood Street and adjacent properties under chapter 185 of the Acts of 1375.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Brookline
Newton Circuit
Boston and Albany Railroad
St. Mary's Street
Beacon Street
St. Mary’s Street
Muddy River
David Sears
Sears
Boston and Albany
Hoxton and
Abany
William Lawrence
Loston and
Albany
Rockline
Francis W. Lawrence
Wm. Lawrence
Lavid Sears
Baton and Albany
Brookriver
John L. de Wolf
Boston
Brookline Avenue
Aspinwall Avenue
Hoston and
Eoton and
John i
Wolf
Patrick Barrett
Miroekline
Arthur Finnegan
Brookilne
Longwood Avenue
Oliver Aimes
John Briggs
Lipston and Albany
Palmer
Longwood Street
Lark Street
Mary E
Oliver Ames
Mary E. Palmer
Part
Muday
Hugh Murray, Jr
Margaret Beatty
Beatty
Lso
Iaceeces Beatty
Betaken
James Huanlan
Hugh Murray
Ann Hanlan
James Hanlan
Broox
Margaret Road
Gaid Ann Hanlan
Margaret Roach
Brootline Avenue
James Patterson
Cornelius O’connor
Seid James Patterson
Cornelius O’ Connor
Patrick Dillon
Cornelius O'Connor
Mary McNamara
Namara
Charles H. Stearns
Walter C. Cabot
Bridget McMahan
Stearns and Cabot
Washington Street
Warrick Murray
L’oston
Walter, Cabot
Patrick
Beaton
Heira
Joseph Nickerson
Lewis May
Ewald Fleitman
Said May
Fletiman
Brookiine
Pond Avenue
Ewald Flettman
Eward Fleitman
Rookline
Kiookline
Wees
Emily E. Sears
Henry F. Sears
Emily KE. Sears
Peter E. Brandley
Norfolk
Monpbay
Henry M. Whitney
Park
Cy & Aate
The
Wal. I. Lincoln
Iowa
On Brookling
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Ork
New York & New England
Fenno Kiros & Childs
Hallowell & Coburn
Oberne
Nonantum
Luce & Mannling
Boston & Albany Railroad
Luce & Mannlig
Fenno Bros & Childs
Cece
BP Crosa
Hyde
Veeceweere
Winchester
Geo Harrington
Matthews
Fenno Broo & Childs
Philadethia Steamers
Opdeh
GUL
Ormets
Eastport
Rodliff & Eaton
Cig
Espe
Baring Bros & Cow
Ccs
Cies
Rosario
Montevideo
Akbar
Emery & Co
Oxya
Elgin
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Michigans
Iowas
Ohios
Vermont
Lima
Alsike
Lucerne
Red Top
Jersey
KI Bent
Aroostook
Bermudas
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Espana
Seaverns & Co
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Stig
BSR
Sepee Bae
Ases Ores Oeee
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Twee & Co
Devonshire Street
Pelably
Veix
Austglell
Gm Aw Py Manis
Secea
Sens
Bearacoa
Christian Johnson
Aldine
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Reston
Rand & Co
Morrison Ntigua
Montague
PEL Sch
Meteghan
Boerkentine John Swan
Chichester
Red Cross
Stampa
Beu.c. Goodwin & Cals Dalasciaien
Antes
Josiph Nickerson
Ewald Fl&itman
OOE
City OF
Joan L. Dewour
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