Market Slump in Dry Goods With Mixed Signals
The market shows weakness in dry goods with heavy woollen staples neglected while refined sugars stay low and butter eggs hold steady. Cotton goods firm with rising prints and holiday novelties selling briskly. woollen goods dull as stocks prepare for a cooler spell, and prices for refined sugars ease amid steady grain and produce markets.
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Fall River
Providence
South America
Africa
China
Upecheco
Woah
American Sugar Refineries Company
Belmont A
London
Northern Dairy
New York
Fastern Creamery
Western Creamery
Chicago
Liverpool
Americas
Islands
Michigan
Choice
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burbanks
White Star
Bush
Rose
Hebrons
Houston Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Jersey
Lima
Boston Imports and Exports Weekly Summary 1891
Imports at Boston port for week ending Dec 11 1891 show values across many categories by country including England Nova Scotia Scotland Germany Italy Salt Cay Belgium Jamaica Singapore Pamatave Porto Rico Cuba and more total imports 1 057 556 dollars Exports from Boston week ending Dec 11 1891 sum to 1 911 463 dollars with items such as raw cotton textiles leather marble paper and food products and value by country totals listed for England Scotland Belgium France and others.
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Port of
Boston
England
Port Antonio
Nova Scotia
Scotland
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Jamaica
Singapore
Gampier
Sago
Porto Rico
Cuba
India
French Guiana
Miquelon
Langley
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
Nicaragua
Argentine Republic
Africa
Haiti
Netherlands
Turkey
Asia
Sweden
Norway
January pork prices slide amid scattered liquidation
Chicago market notes lower prices and scattered liquidation for January pork along with closing values for wheat corn oats and livestock. Cattle receipts reach 16,000 with shipments 3,000. hogs total 62,000 with mixed prices. sheep and lambs show slow demand and slight declines.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Fate for Matthews and Reform
London wool sale reports show 9003 bales offered with uneven bidding and generally steady prices. For America about 500 bales sold. details list New South Wales Queensland Melbourne Victoria South Australia Tasmania and New Zealand lots with scoured greasy and locks and pieces prices in shillings and pence. Vote for Matthews and Clean Government.
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London
America
New South Wales
Queenland
Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cherokee Nation Chief Joel R. Mayes Dies at Home
Joel R. Mayes, chief of the Cherokee nation, died this morning at Cherokee nation headquarters. Born October 1833 on the Cherokee reservation, he served as county commissioner, chief clerk to the Cherokee Court, county judge, then associate and chief justice of the Supreme Court before becoming chief in August 1887. His assistant chief is reported seriously ill.
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Joel R. Mayes
Joel Bryan Mayes
Cherokee Reservation
James Adair
George II
Joel
Indian Territory
Cherokee Male Seminary
Grande River
Cherokee Court
Supreme Court
Cherokee Nation
Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Stephen Podesta
Mary J
Eralnor) Podesta
Mary J. Podesta
Kosten
Stephen X Podesta
Mark
James F. Sweenly
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
A.D
Mary J. (Rainer) Podesta
County of
Boston Post
Hoston
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Jos
A. Willard
Adbbie L. Farrington
A. C
Willard Farrington
A. D
Sam'l W. Creech, Jr
Court Street
Quincy Bicknell
Himgham
Plymouth
Loston
Calle
Saidoston
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elivah George
Register
New England shoe trade debates hand sewing versus machine work
A Washington Street shoe salesman explains how machine sewing and modern components mimic hand sewn finishes, claiming significant cost savings in lastings, innersoles, outsoles, and uppers. The Post questions these views while noting rising Boston shipments and a massive Sage & Co purchase of 42 000 cases of rubber goods, signaling shifting supply chains and pricing.
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McKay
Goodyear
Post
Harry Dodge
Dodge Bros
Alexander & Little
Boston
B.C. Young
Fisher Shoe Company
J. B. Billings
E.B. Bowen
Evans & Co
C. P.anglois
H. C. Lynch
Albany
N. Y
W. H. Feary
J. Feary & Son
Revere
Chicago
Lll
H. G. Wells
Wells & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
J. T. Graff
Graff, Son & Co
St. Paul
Henry
Foot, Schultze & Co
Young’s
Toledo
J. S. Rodgers
Ewey, Rodgers & Co
Parker
House of Sage & Co
Excelsior Rubber Company
Sage & Co
Exhibition trial of a fire escape in Congress building
Crowds gathered in Postoffice square as Captain S. C. Ropes demonstrated a portable automatic fire escape. The device, a tape wound like a clock on a steel chain, straps to the user and lowers safely down a wall. The trial, involving a young tester, proceeded smoothly and successfully.
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Postoffice
A Little Western Town in Ashes in North Dakota
Mixnvapolis Minnesota dispatch reports Oakes North Dakota business district largely destroyed by fire early today. Dr Schmidt Nelson office and drug store were burned. losses estimated at 80000 dollars with about two thirds insured. Judges Brown and Lamar of the U S Supreme Court are homesick with grip, others similarly affected.
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Mixnvapolis
Minn
Oakes
N. D
Schmidt Nelson
Washington
Brown and
Lamar
Supreme Court of the United States
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