Markets News From January 13 1891 Grain and Provisions
The report shows steady flour markets with fair butter sales and more active poultry. Wheat on Chicago exchange rose about 5 16 cents as short covering appeared, while Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were light. Corn and oats demand remained cautious with firm shipping prices, and malt and malted feeds held steady amid modest demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TorspAy Evenina
Barney
Bush
Eeae
Hope
Bates
Neaden
Chicago
Liverpool
London
Berlin
Paris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Messrs Gilman, Cheeney & Co
Messrs Farnum, Reardon & Co
New York
Milwaukee
Ek Vy
Merry S
St Louis
Canada
Flour and meal market report with prices and movement
Flour demand is moderate with prices steady across grades. Minnesota Wisconsin brands and export grades quoted from $4.75 to $6.40 for various flour products, with Canada export lines at $4.90 to $6.25 fob. Meal and oatmeal markets are firm, with bag cornmeal at about $1.24–$1.26 per unit and barrel at $2.70–$2.75. Rye flour trades quietly in a jobbing market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwis
Sss
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Beef and pork prices in Chicago market report 1891
The Chicago market shows strong demand with gains as fresh beef, lard, and dressed hogs trade higher. Prices list open, high, low, and close for in demand items with pork products steady and quoted at several standard cuts and mess levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UBS & Visa
Senate Gall
Chicago
Meat market prices for beef pork and fowl in New York ocean
The report shows varied prices across meats with pork and lard steady in city and country markets. Beef and tongues trade moderately with extra family and plate cuts noted, while fresh beef quotes range from prime steers at 7.4 to 8.8 cents and other cuts at mixed values. tallow remains quiet and New York market stood at 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brighton
New York
Market Roundup of Hog and Cattle Prices Across U.S. Cities
KC reports slow cattle with steer quotes 3.75 to 4.75 and cows 2.3 to 3. Butchers stock 3.00 to 3.70. hogs totals 18 614 with heavies 3.20 to 3.55. Sheep at 3.25 to 4.25. Cincinnati and Peoria hogs ease to 3.15 to 3.30. St Louis hogs 3.25 to 3.50. Chicago cattle dull with steers 4.75 to 5.15, prime 4.75 to 4.90. stockers 1.75 to 3.50. Hogs nationwide mixed 3.30 to 3.55. sheep 3.75 to 5.10. Texans lambs 4.75 to 6.25. Receipts vary by city, with several thousand head noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Boston & Albany
R. R
Boston
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Albany
Southwestern Limited
Eee
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
K. BR
Wagner
R. KR
Detroit
M. C
Hartford
New Haven
New York
New York Limited
Springfeld
Washington St.eor
Kneeland
Hanson
Gon
Produce Trade Market Report With Prices and Movements
Market notes show butter steady with best creamery at 28 cents and fair at 26 to 27. Cheese demand improves with quotes near 10 to 12 cents. Eggs quiet with Western at 26 27 cents and Eastern at 29 30. Poultry firmer amid colder weather, turkeys under 14 cents retail, best Northern at 15 16. Potatoes steady with Houston stock at 110 and Aroostock at 105. Hay steady around 14 to 15 dollars per ton, rye straw 18 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb
Elgin
New York
Chicago
Elgin Creamery Extra
Western Creamery Extra
Choice Northern
Houston
Trade in Truck and Fresh Produce Prices Steady
The market lists a fair trade in truck and steady prices for produce. Spinach 90c per bush, Southern $250 a barrel, onions $475 per 500 barrels, Valencia onions $1 per crate, Ohio onions $450 for 475 barrels, natives $5 625, carrots 75c per bush, beets 60 270c per bush. Lettuce 50 60c per dot, turnips yellow St Andrews $125 per barrel, white Cape $125 per barrel, parsley $2 per bush, turban squash $2 per barrel, marrow squash $50 per barrel, native Hubbard $35 per ton, Western Hubbard $30 per ton. Radishes long 50 7i per dot, round 40 60c per dot, parsnips 75c per bush box, cabbage $125 per barrel, Savoy cabbage $1 per head, cucumbers hot house 10 15c each, native celery $3 per 4 box, cauliflower $150 200 dot, leeks 76c. Florida string beans $260 per crate, hot-bed dandelions $2 per bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Valencia
Ohio
St Andrews
White Cape
Hubbard
Florida
The Green Fruit Trade Steady in Florida Prices Decline
Florida fruit trade shows steady demand and steady to high prices for oranges lemons and apples. Receipts update with 695 boxes of oranges, 270 bbls apples, and 9 crates of cranberries. Mediter ranean fruits and Almeria grapes quoted with numerous counts and prices. steamer Edwin arrives with 2900 boxes Messina oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
King
Russell
Greenings
Ben Davis
Massachusetts
Baldwins
Maine
New
Hubbardstons
Common
Tallman
New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Almeria
Havana
Fruit cargoes tied to Savannah Bowden voyage notes
The report lists 11 200 boxes Palermo oranges 6 300 boxes Palermo lemons and 1 300 boxes Messina lemons. The Savannah steamer due today carries 7 090 boxes Florida oranges. Bowden due Friday has Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Alexandria bound here with 4 400 Valencia orange cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Bowden
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Alexandria
Fruit Auction Sales Report for Valencia Oranges
Harris and Company sold Valencia oranges in lots totaling 420 count for 325 dollars with 6242 case, and 714 count for 430 dollars with 3744 case. The sale itemized quantities and prices reflect an auction transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Harris & Co
Valencia
Dried fruit trade shows brighter outlook and higher prices
A stronger demand for dried fruits is noted with higher prices. Figs and citron trade at selective levels while dates, nuts, prunes, and raisins show varied quotings, including Virginia peanuts at 43 65c and almonds fading to mid 30s in different origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Virginia
Naples
Grenobles
Sicily
Alberines
Jordans
Alicantes
Valencias
California
London
Malaga
The Cotton Markets and Global Prices in Early Trading
The New York spot market held steady at about 9.25 to 9.30 cents for middling Upland cotton with 382 bales sold and 117,056 bales in stock. Futures opened easy and closed firm with 81,000 bales traded. Liverpool demand remained steady with American shares rising, while receipts and futures shifts mirrored ongoing global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janis
Esseseses
Seus D
Vseeee
Augnusta
Peace
Galveston
Norfolk
Wnc Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Slyee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
France
Continent
Print cloth market steadies with mixed bids observed
Fall River reports the print cloth market showing no major shifts with 64x64s offered around 215 to 216 cents for February delivery but largely declined while 60x56s were quoted at 242 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Vta
Fall River Line
Shore Line
Stonington Line
Boston
Old State House
Sugar and Molasses Market Report With Varied Prices
Sugar markets show strong demand at steady prices across refined sugar types with quotes for granulated and confectioners products. Raw sugar steady with refining and centrifugal quotes, while molasses markets remain quiet with regional prices listed for Porto Rico Ponce Cienfuegos Barbados Mayaguez Arroyo and New Orleans grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloilos
London
Java
Porto Rico
Choice
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
New Orleans
Oil Market and Certificates at Prescott Co on Devonshire Street
The report notes closing prices for pipeline certificates with June 127.5.00 and January 13 1890 dates, crude runs shipments and averages, crude and refined rates including 7.40¢ per gallon for cottonseed oil, and references to oil market activity alongside whiskey market levels at St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati.
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Spark Mixed Trade
New York quotes show turpentine at 39 cents, resin near 140 dollars at 142 percent, and tar at 260. Petroleum closes at 7.05 cents with RSW at 7.40 cents and cases at 9.45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpentine and
New York
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report Week Ended Jan 13 1891
Watertown Union Live Stock Market notes a light cattle supply with prices firmer for good beef. hints at late uproad cattle, with Fitchburg railroad delays. Reports include beef prices from first to third quality, store cattle prices for working oxen and cows, and hides and pelts values. references specific buyers and consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Brighton
Union Market
Watertown
Fitchburg Railroad
E. Adden
A Johnson
Dalton
J Ryan
J Courier
Livestock Market Reports From Vermont Rail Lines
A Hathaway sold 25 steers averaging 1460 lbs at 534 cents per hundredweight, 32 steers averaging 1400 lbs at 8560, 18 steers averaging 1200 lbs at 4540, 10 steers averaging 1180 lbs at 460, and 7 steers averaging 1200 lbs at 4540. The sheep call notes a small supply and firm lamb prices around 6 to 7 cents. H V Whipple is listed as the largest owner on the Central Vermont train. The Rutland train shows light sheep consignments. J Conraer sold 70 sheep at 414 cents, W Ricker & Son sold 72 lambs at 7 cents per pound, and J Ryan sold a mostly lamb lot averaging 70 pounds at 64 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hathaway
H V Whipple
Vermont
Rutland
J Conraer
Ricker & Son
J Ryan
Imports and Exports Report From January 13 1891
A shipping ledger item lists multiple ports including Souris Prince Edward Island Yarmouth Nova Scotia Halifax Nova Scotia Nenburg Nova Scotia and Glasgow Hamburg and Antwerp. It details steamer cargoes with oats meal cottons foods meats oils lard paper flour and other goods loaded or cleared. Notable entries include Steamer Samaria and Steamer Boston handling varied cargoes such as 200 bags oats meal 340 sacks middlings and 250 bags cornmeal and 108 bales cotton at Yarmouth and 137 barrels flour at Halifax, with extensive consignments across listed markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Boston
Nenburg
Halifax
Gorke and A Market
Ark
Jennie Cashman
Glasgow
Hamburg
Antwerp
Grasbrook
Foreign Markets Report From London Trade Desk
Foreign markets in London report steady wheat and corn with quiet sentiment as cargoes move. Wheat and flour shipped to Great Britain reach 1,967,000 quarters along with 426,000 for corn. Continent movements show 672,100 quarters wheat and 74,000 corn. Liverpool spot prices ease while futures signal stability for No 1 California wheat in May and mixed American corn terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
Great Britain
Continent
California
Court actions span torts patents and railroad cases
The Boston court report covers Ramsey vs Boston & Maine for injuries from a gate on Causeway street. United States v McCullum et al on alien contract penalties. Davis vs Parkman on patent infringements. and Supreme Judicial Court updates on Cambridge and Boston railroad crossing disputes plus listed docket items and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LSON
J. Eugene D. Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Causeway Street
John D. Long
A. Hemenway
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
S. Lincoln
United States
Alexander McCullum
McCullum, Constable & Co
Holyoke
F. D. Allen
George M. Stearns
W. H. Bruce
Michael F. Davis
Henry Parkman
Same
Union Boat Club
Davis
J. H. Gillett
George W. Easterbrook
Superior Court First Session Trials and Dockets
The report lists multiple cases from the Superior Court, First, Second, and Fourth Sessions, including Emerson E McCargo vs George H Bates for 23504 dollars in steel sold, and Thomas B Bailey vs Joseph Feldman for 10000 dollars in damages from a March 9 1890 collision. It catalogs case numbers, parties, basic actions, trial outcomes, and attorneys, plus a long docket of tort and contract actions with defendants such as Angell v Van Auken Fowler v Wilbur and many others, ending with the highest number 3176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
C.J
Emerson E. McCargo
George H. Bates
Worcester
Boston
W. L. Church
A. J. Pratt
Charles R. Johnson
Thomas B. Bailey
Joseph Feldman
Commonwealth Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Walter L. Church
Albert J. Pratt
Horace G. Allen
Eustis
Boynton
Richardson
John
Ryan
West End Son
Angell
van Auken
Way
Sleep
Amer. T. & M. Co
Doherty
McGuire
Ireland
Wiske
Fowler
Wilbur
Blount
Kimpton
Avery
Dodge
Leydecker
Brint
Bowen
Ericson
Nall
Same Vy
Nason
Hender
Murphy
Heaton
Son
Eeace Vy
West End
Armand
Keith
Lathrop
Grace Degan
William A. Norton
Patrick Degan
L. M. Child
Stearns
Mabel McPhail
City of
Orcutt
R. W. Nason
Freeman
Mere
Rush
Wakeman
Accident As
Lufkin
Zane
Howard
Griffin
Decker
Ehriein
Hutchins
George
Farrar
Whitney
Rackley
Mitchell
Learnt
Vy. West
Saxon
Clifford
Fay
Jewett
Pickins
Boston crossing case overrail head ruled improper action
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules that the Board of Railroad Commissioners exceeded its authority by ordering an overhead crossing over the Boston and Albany railroad. The city of Cambridge may lay out the avenue on its side of the Charles River, and certiorari is issued while mandamus is dismissed. Names of petitioners and counsel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Frevo
C. J
W. Allen
C. Allen
Hates
Morton
Equity
Samuel H. Capenys
Charles W. Bartlett
T. E. Groves
W. E. Jewell
Charles H. Corken
Edwin N. Hill
C. i
Duncklee
H. Wheeler
Matthew Merregan
Boston & Albany Railroad
Catherine Merregan
Fletcher Ramsey
Samuel Hoar
Bertha Badenfeld
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association
J. Woodbury
Fred E. Snow
Cambridge
Same
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Charles River
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Railroad Commissioners
City of
Boston & Albany
George Putnam
C. J. McIntire
J. B. Richardson
Ellen Dacey
Old Colony Railroad Company
Dacey
Fifth Session Uncontested Divorces and Criminal Sessions
Uncontested divorces listed with names and docket numbers. Criminal session held January 13 with penalties including years in House of Correction and State Prison for offenses such as assault on an officer larceny breaking and entering and related charges. Multiple cases noted with corresponding defendants and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Harrington
House of Correction
James Taylor
Michael Seltzer
Case of Correction
John Disley
Rge Sylvester
Same
James Geary
Capeprentie
Gould
Baker v Newhall and other Essex County court items
In Salem Jan 13 Superior Court parts list cases including Baker v Newhall for a $450 real estate commission, Murphy v Bacheller on note, Meade v Boston & Maine, and several estate and realty actions. Norfolk County handles tort and highway cases with displacements and a Quincy yard death matter. Middlesex list includes Farwell v CCB Dam and Grant v Dame. Insolvency Court adjourns meetings. wills probate and administrations recorded for multiple residents across Essex and neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
County of Essex
City of
Salem
George O. Kent
Daniel T. Morrison
Bill
Thomas M. Chase
Gardner P. Lada
Demurrer
H. P. Moulton
H. F. Hurlburt
Acer —Coseminn
Kellene
Prince
Drury
Bee
Meade
Boston & Maine Maine RR
White
Feisem
Samuelsen, Admiv
Cressey
Walen
Taley
Munroe
Leon 0S
Real Estate
Rorter
Bailey
Rene Ee
Eneas
Murphy
Real Eestate Bartel
Leonard
Movement Rsve
Treadwell
Admx
Red H Cate
Poor
Nemessy
Gray
Executor
Norfolk County
Dedham
Bishop
Geoorge Esson
Andrew Milne
Ali
Quincy
E. Bumpus
W. G. A. Pattee
George H. Weeks
Ami
Needham
Joseph R. Smith
H. E. Fales
War Water
N.Y
N. E. Rr, Co
McLeod
Boston St. Ky
Curran
City Boston
N. Y
Brennan
Middlesex
Cambridge
Blopgetit
Fanny Farwell
Arthur H. Wellman
G. H. Fall
Loud
Claudia C
Dame
Alexander Grant
C. B
Harmon
George C. Evans
J. P. Fernald
Otis A. Whitcomb
W.H. Pitts
Henry P. Ashley
George W. Read
John G. Nutter
J. Clarence Tarr
Gloucester
Henri N. Wood
Porter & Osborn
N. J. Holden
George E. Thurston
C. A. Russell
William Gibbs
Clonicersee
J. J. Finerty
Municipal Court Case Index and Sessions
First Session conducted by Harpy J and Second Session by Parmenter J. The docket lists numerous civil cases including Crockett v Paine Salt Lake City, Santosnosso v Gran grande, Dunnell v Forbes, Conn River Lumber Co v Henning, Holbrook v Dunn, Harvy Rotter, Gustini v Fillmore, Powers v Sawyer, Whittier v Prewan en agg Pe v W Est, Knapp v Phyminat, Silverstone v Silverstone, Lyons v Heath, Flanagan v Phenix Brewing Co, James v Jerry, OCallahan v Davidson, Butler v Whitlock, Hefferon v Cutter, Harris v Miller Barr ett, Peterson v Hicks, Merchants' Bank of Camden v Dixon, Prial v V. P. Liv, Prial v Livingstone, Savage v Baker, Com. Bank v Mead, Fore v Poy, Schohal v Haifen reffer, Sparrill v Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett
Paine
Salt Waee
Star
Santosnosso
Grangrande
Dunnell
Forbes
Conn. River Lumber Co
Henning
Holbrook
Dunn
Har
Rotter
Gustini
Fillmore
Powers
Sawyer
Whittier
Pre Wa
Knapp
R Phymiinat
Silverstone
Lyons
Heath
Flanagan
Phenix Brewing Co
James
Jerry
O' Callahan
Davidson
Butler
Whitlock
Hefferon
Cutter
Harris
Miller
Eda Ap
Schohal
Haifenreffer
Sparrill
Golden
Shipping mail routes and sailings listed for Jan 16
The notice outlines multiple international mail sailings from New York and Boston to destinations including Cape Rayti, St Domingo, Turk’s, Saginaw, Truxillo, Trinidad, Port Bolivar, and European ports. It details vessels such as Santiago, Trinidad, El Callao, the Alliance, Amsterdam, La Normandie, Etruria, Wider, and Samaria with close times and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Rayti
St. Domingo
Turk’s
Carupano
Ciudad Bolivar
el Callao
New York
Brazil
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Windward Islands
Steamshi Alliance
Newport News
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Haiti
Alene
Netherape
Amsterdam
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
la Normandie
Havre
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Southampton
Bremen
Hayti
Curacoa
Venezuela
British
Dutch Guiana
L’rvis
William
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Hispania
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green Fruit Trade
Edwin
Gibraltar
W Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Watertown Union Live
Souris
Peisch Howard
Samaria
Richards & Sons
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter, J
Superior Court
Thompson, J
Tully
W. End ST
Boston Cafe
Morrison
Brown
Dorr
Wynn Koch
Matthews Beshel- Elec. Co
N. Daven Clock Co
Hinds
Collins
Kimports
Mcintosh
Hast
Boston Wall Co
Ings. Dodge
Dunrar
James Cowan
Bay State Belting Company
J. A. Maxwell
George A. O. Ernst
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Rand & Avery Company
Dana Estes
Gene
Lewis Roberts
K. Bailey
J. Eider
Boston_& Roxbury Mill Corporation
City of Boston
Beacon
Malvern Streets
Moorfield Storey
Sherman Hoar
T. M. Babson
Alvin Page
West End Railroad
Court Street
Hanover
Page
Bowersey
Fegan
Marston
Cram
Murch
Hobbs
Heffernan
Wood
Bury
Bos. & Rox
Mill
Durell
Love. Corp
Creed
Kendall
Kingsley
Knowl
Ton
Finnegan
Bos
Kalish
Bornstein
Alb. RR
Newton v. Bos
Henry B. Newhall
Alb
Ry Co
Potter
Kelsey Vy
Dewey, J
Lafayette
Pearcé
Jessie C
Frederick G
Maey L
Barnard
Elizah A
Charles
Lewien
Sines
Jay Verily
Andeown
Mangere A
V. G
Superior Court—Criminal Session
Sherman, J
Probate Court
Middlesex Ss
Somerville
Cyrus L. Angier
Acton
Charles A. Hamblet
Dracut
Mary 8. Russell
Chelmsford
Ellen M. Nims
Melrose
Laura Pearson
Lowel
Mary A. Gibson
Mary E. Gaylord
Mary F. Snow
Mary J. Cros
Belmont
Warren Heustis
Elbridge C. Kemp
Pepperell
Harpy
Parmenter
Trans-Pacific
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Dependen
East Indies
Britian Indies
Straits Settlements
Siamand Dutch Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Rawaian Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Fiske’s Wharf
Macon
Lewis Wraft
Snow & CO
Fulton St
Railroads
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Isrockton
POKRY
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Tauntonee
Provincetown
Buzzarces Bay
Fairuaven
Esos Noll
Chartrain
Providence
Park Square Station
Mite
Washington Street
Andes Station
Weat
Vinheadville
Baydevark
I Pe
Bnewyort
Newport
Wickford Junction
Bedford
Pawtucket
Wrentham
Central Div
Land Street
Raty Fitochburg
Oldminster
Geo
L. Connor
Pass
R. Kendrick
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