Leather Markets Marginal Gains Yet Quiet Trade
Leather markets show a steady tone with cautious buyers and limited demand. Hemlock sole leather fades slightly from last week, prices around 19 cents. damaged hides weak. union tanned leather steady with small lot sales. rough and finished leathers show varied activity amid scarce stocks. India rubber firm with Para prices rising. city horse market sees large, cheap stock with mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Chicago
Ohio
India Rubber
India
Rio
Para
Guayaquil
Panama
Carthagenia
Nicaragua
Grain Market News and Prices January 21 1891
Receipts total 14 365 bushels rye and wheat mix with 70 600 8275 12 640. inspections include 2 cars high grade corn 11 cars steamer yellow corn 2 cars steamer corn 1 car No 2 white oats. Wheat market firm with gains from Tuesday. New York export demand and strong Liverpool cables lift prices. Chicago prices May 94 1 2% to 95% July 90% 20% to 79%. Minneapolis reports No 1 hard 90 442c No 1 Northern 88 42c. corn and oats show firm cash and rail prices with modest buys. Rye and barley steady to firm. millfeed and cottonseed meal cited. Cattle hogs and sheep markets mixed with softer hogs in Chicago and varied regional bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Messrs. Gilman, Cheeney & Co
Rockies
Bradstreet's
Messrs. Farnum, Reardon & Co
Bush
Minneapolis
Spooney
Wheaton
Bae Mog Bee
St Louis
Caah
Canada
Livestock Sales Report From Local Stables
The week saw 150 head sold at the combination salestable with J. C. Richardson stock all moved. Prices ranged from 80 to 300 dollars, average sales tone quiet and lower for common to fair grades. Welch and Hall sold 60 head on Wednesday with paces from 216 dollars downward, while Snow Co. moved 125 head. Brockway reported quiet business with 126 to 225 dollars in sales. Russell & Drew held a few head and seek more in the West, including strong drivers and business chunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Richardson
L. H. Brockway
Welch & Hall
Russell & Drew
Snow, Co
Flour and Meal Prices and Receipts in Market Report
The report lists receipts for flour and meal with quantities for flour sacks cornmeal and oatmeal and notes demand as moderate. It provides price ranges for multiple flour grades Minnesota Wisconsin and export futures with fob terms and notes steady demand for cornmeal and oatmeal with specific bag and barrel meal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
The Provision Trade Receipts and Market Updates
The report outlines current supply and price levels for beef, lard, hams, lambs, mutton, and pork products. It notes light fresh beef supplies, light demand, steady lard prices, and steady or unchanged lamb and mutton pricing, with hog markets influenced by a heavy run in Chicago and varied regional moves. Kansas City notes steers steady, cattle volumes around 3,607, hogs near 6, tens, and prices down modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesceeeens
New York
Chicago
Butter and cheese markets steady across regions
Butter trading remains steady with Western creamery extras at 27 to 28 cents and higher for select lots, while Eastern creamery sits around 26 to 28 cents. Chicago sees 27 cents for Elgin creamery extras and 25 cents for Western, with receipts of fancy stock declining. Cheese holds firm with Northern choice at 10.5 to 11 cents and Western at 9 to 9.5 cents. New York cheddars steady at 10 cents, Chicago firm at 9.14 to 9.6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Elgin Creamery
N. Y
Market Prices for Vegetables and Onions and More
A list of vegetable prices from several origins shows onions from Valencia and Denia priced at 3.76 and 1 per crate respectively, Ohio onions at 4.50 4.75 per barrel, carrots at 0.75 each, beets 0.60 to 0.70 per pound, lettuce 0.50 to 0.60, turnips yellow 1.25 per barrel, white Cape 1.25 per bush, cucumbers hot house 0.10 to 0.15 each, celery 1.50 per box, cauliflower 1.56 to 2.00 per dozen, and Florida string beans at 2.50 per crate. other items include squash prices, radishes, cabbage, and leeks with varied units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Ohio
St Andrews
White Cape
Beben
Florida
Venabie Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Register
Pewabic Mining Company
Detroit & Lake Superior Gap
Office of the Register of
Alao
Joseph Hamal
Office of the Register of Paces
Sald Éwabie Mining Company
Rendue
William Hosking
Register of Vo
Thomas Odgers
John Philips
Register of Deeds
Sala County
Quincy& Torch Lake
Office of the Register of Deeds
Gard
Florida and Mediterranean fruit prices hold steady trades
The fruit market shows ample supply and steady prices across oranges, lemons, apples, grapes, and nuts. Florida fruit rates include navel oranges at 2.50 to 3.50 per box and grapefruit at 5 to 6 per barrel, with various box and half-box quotes for mandarins and berries. Mediterranean goods feature Palermo and Messina varieties with prices from 1.75 to 4.50 per box, while apples demand remains fair and prices firm with several named varieties and receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
King
Russell
Ben Davis
Siamseco
Baldwins
Maine
Hubbardstons
Common
Sweets
Tallman
Gilliflowers
Northern Spies
New Hampshire
Virginia
Naples
Fruit Auction Prices From Messrs Harris & Co
Messrs Harris and Co offered fruit with Messina lemons at 1.6242 dollars per box about 3.45, Paler mo lemons at 1.50 for 3.75 box, Messina oranges at 1.30 for 2.35 box, Palermo oranges at 1.25 for 2.6242 per box and Palermo oranges at 0.70 for 1.10 per half box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. H. Harris & Co
Messina
Palermo
Steamers bring fruit and peanuts to Boston markets
The steamer Alexandria passed Gibraltar Jan 15 with 4400 cases Valencia oranges for Boston. The Ethelred is due today with bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. The Savannah boat is due today with 6120 boxes Florida oranges. The Norfolk boat due Friday carries 1100 bags peanuts 250 boxes oranges and 250 boxes truck. The Metropolitan line boat arrived yesterday from New York with 3800 boxes oranges. The Clyde line steamer due in New York today has 2300 boxes oranges for Boston. The Virginian due yesterday had 300 cases Valencia onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Gibraltar
Boston
Ethelred
Boston Fruit Company
Savannah
Norfolk
Metropolitan Line
New York
Clyde Line
Virginian
Cotton Market Notes by City and Rates
Consolidated net receipts for five days total 116,784 bales with exports to Great Britain 82,416 bales France 22,496 bales Continent 14,484 and stock 906 52 bales. City notes show varied conditions including Augusta quiet and steady and New Orleans quiet mid 9 14 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphia
Savannah
Harleston
Wilwington
Philadelphia
Haltimore
Norwinal
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
France
Continent
Print cloth market steadies with brisk demand forecast
FALL RIVER reports a steady print cloth market with very free demand for six weeks of delivery and spare sales. Prices shown include 3c for 64x648, 29-16 and 2%%c for 60x66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Sugar and Molasses Market Again Shows Steady Prices
The sugar market remains firm with fair demand and steady quotes from major refiners. American Sugar Refining lists cut loaf at 7 cents and powdered at 7.5 cents. Revere and Belmont quotes vary by grade. raw sugar up a notch while beet and Havana rates show strength. Porto Rican and Caribbean cargos quoted for white sugars with multiple regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Refining Company
Revere
Belmont A
Java
Havana
Porto Rico
Choice
Barbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
P Gal
Oil Market Pipe Line Certificates and Crude Shipments
The Oil Market auction note lists pipe line certificates closing times and dates, crude runs shipments and equivalents for January 17 and averages since the first. It records opening and closing prices, highest and lowest values, and notes values in crude and refined products with a 7.40 cent unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Whiskey markets firm in St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati
The St Louis and Chicago whiskey markets were firm at $1 14, and the Cincinnati market firm at $1 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Turpentine and Petroleum Price Summary in New York Market
Turpentine quoted at 39 4c in New York trade with resin around 140 142c and tar near 260c. Petroleum closed at 7 05c with RSW at 7 40c and cases at 9 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpentine and
New York
Foreign Markets Report From London and Antwerp
Foreign markets update from London covering cargo movements wheat and corn quiet but steady with spot prices firming at Liverpool and mixed American futures. Paris and Manchester notes reflect subdued inquiry, euro currency concerns and silver legislation affecting East markets. Antwerp wool sales show strong attendance, higher prices for new clip, Buenos Ayres Montevideo Melbourne and New South Wales consignments reported with gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Paris
Manchester
The
Guardian
India
United States
East
Demann
China
Antwerp
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Melbourne
New South Wales
Greasy
Cattle Market Tales From Watertown Brighton Week's End
Report from the Watertown and Brighton cattle market for the week ending January 189. The draft notes show mixed receipts from New England with prices for veal calves rising and sheep sales active. There are extensive lists of droves by numerous Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts shippers with export trade updates and prevailing prices for cattle sheep and veal across several states.
Cattle Prices and Market Report from Watertown and Brighton Yards
Franklin and Androscogin counties buyers pushed 1450 tbs at 7c per lb for cattle while 640 os w. Charles Philbrick and E J Littlefield of Kennebunk sold multiple lots including 4000 lb heaps at 434¢ per cwt. Veal calves around 60 to 64 cents. store pigs and hogs heavy arrivals. Western lambs firm and dairy cattle less active. trains delayed, double-track hopes. Cattle sales detailed by names such as Britton & Savage, R C True, A C Chellis, J A Hathaway and others with prices ranging widely across Watertown and Brighton yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maine
Taylor & Rogers
H. J. Libby
Glines & Weston
O. W. Rolfe
D. Libby
I.C. Libby
B. Libby
W. W. Hall
Dow & Moulton
Wood & Bidwell
A. J. Johnson
Catte
Vermont
W. E. Hayden
Kimball, Whipple & Foonham
Hastings
M. G. Flanders
W. Ricker & Son
L. W. Tinker
Henry
J. Fuller
W. H. Bondwell
New York
Smith & Son
W. Scollans
Conecticut
Granger Bros
West
M. Goldsmith
Erstine & Shamburg
Sturtevant & Haley
W. Nash
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
J. W
Iowa
J. A. Hathway
J. Rollinger
Ottoman
Mellanesse
N. Morris
Boston City
Rotterdam
Om Goicemnse
Epstine & Sham
Watertown Yards
Lowell Road
Fitchburg
Watertown
Fitchburg Road
Britton & Savage
R. C. True
Plainfield
N.H
A. C. Chellis
Merriden
J. A. Hathaway
K. F. Whitney
D. W
Moulton Aoe
Brighton Yards
Connecticut
D. M. & W. Company
George H. Hammond & Co
F. W. Dyer
Boston
Albany
Watertown Live Stock Market Report Ends Week
The Watertown Union Live Stock Market summary covers the week ending January 41 1801. It lists prices and stock counts for cattle sheep swine and hides with arrivals at Brighton Watertown and other yards and notes market activity including prices for beef store cattle and milch cows, plus imports and exports referenced on the sixth page. The report names several firms and sellers including W. Melloy J. D. A. and Breck Wood among others and records totals by state and by road transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
D.w
Pepereny
Dennison & Rogers
Samuel Lawrence
Yarmouth
D. W. O. W. Rolfe
W. W. W. Hail
Sears
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Conn
New York
Watertown
Brighton
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Bogien É & Albany
Eastern
Aioe
Ogee
Sy Center
G. W.H. Hammond & Co
W. W. Hall & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cnce Soccee
Cess
Calcutta
Isburg & Co
Walker's Bazaar
Moses ,Colman & Son
Peoria
Weihis
Estern
Kansas City
Eeeere Ag
Sereseeree
Augus
Renee Wens
F W Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Bostom
George J. Fox
George Heath
Jd. Son
Libby
Aney
Watertown Union
Boston Post
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Florida Orances
Lewis’ Wharf
West Chester Park
Westland Ave
Back Bay
Huntington Avenue
Rack Bay
Brookline
Longwood
F. W. Lincoln
EPPS
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Circuit Court OF the United States
Western District of Michigan
Northern Division
Thomas H. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewabic Mining Camp
Jebnson Vivian
Henry Billings
Thomas H. Perkins
Alden B. Kuttrick
Daniel L. 2
Pewabic Copper Company
Court House
Houghton
Michigan
Oughton
A. L
Port Lake
Wee
August Uuburn
William Tewk
Houghton County
Jones
the Register of Deeds
Said
Pewalic Mining Company
Ran
Pewabie Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Suia Pewabic Mining Company
Sammuel F. Hodge
John Senter
Contalimuc
Vewabic Saha Company
Sec
Portage Lake
Thirty-Air
Fifty-Five
Pope
Thomas W. Edwards
Pewabic
Pewsbic Mining Company
Range Nyne
L’ewabic Mining Company
Watch Company
Marquette
Mich
Peter White
Dickinson, Taverrer & Stevenson
Thomas B. Dunstan
Alfrey Russene
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Galestonm
Bromfield St
Globe Fuilding
M. Amarett Gleason
Fannie B. MacCluskie
B. A. Atkinson & CO
West End
Chas. Howard Smith
Equitable Building
Omnio Wealth OF
Massachuse
Lisetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial
VUML
James N. Smart
Supreme Judicial Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Kansas
Nsas
Boston Safe Deposit and ‘Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Copany
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
A. D
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Bane Ted
Nee
Solomon Lixconm
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
H. Cooper
John Noble
Commonwealth OF Massachuhe
Iain
George B. Wilbur
Aleting Equity
Armers’ Loan and Trust Company of
C. H. Cooper
An Gatheris Ennessy
Mary Hennessy
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