Iron and metal markets hover near firm but cautious outlook
In a market note, pig iron and steel demand remains active but cautious amid large production and potential price firmness. Pennsylvania No 1 at 17 to 18 and Southern foundry around 16.50, with shipping port prices 17 to 18 for No 1 and 14.50 to 15 for gray forge. Structural iron demand stays strong, Western capacity expanding, and steel rails see several large orders. Copper, tin, lead, and spelter prices show unsettled or quiet activity, with mixed London and local quotes and limited new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gray Forge
Eastern
London
Flour and grain market and prices from New York and Chicago
John E. Welsh reports carload inspections of mixed corn and oats, flour receipts and a quiet firm spot market. Prices for fine to extra patent flour, western and Canadian export lines, New York and Chicago wheat and corn quotes, oats bids, and related commodities show steady demand with limited sales across districts.
Agricultural prices and stock report with market notes
Butter market remains weak with over supply and dull demand. Oleomargarine trade quiet at old prices. Cheese tone easy despite good supply, prices not quotably lower. Eggs quiet with ample supply and unchanged prices. Beans firm with small supply and high asking prices. Potatoes well supplied with fair demand. Poultry, hay, and straw markets steady to quiet. Listings include Bristol Ferrys and Long Islands price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Long Islands
Norfolk
Seasonal Market Notes Quiet Trade On Saturday Prices Steady
The market is well supplied and trade is quiet on Saturdays. Prices remain unchanged across commodities. Apples show large new stock in poor condition with Norfolk at 2250 per barrel and crates near 1. Delaware red crates range 0.75 to 1. Oranges and lemons unchanged. Pears Georgia Le Cont arrive in small lots at 3 per crate. Gooseberries scarce with 2250 for New York abn lots and 60c per basket. Blackberries ample from Delaware Maryland Jersey at 68c. Peaches fair receipts from Tennessee with best lots 4.4 to 4.5 per case. Cantaloupes 4 to 5 per crate. Currants natives 5 to 7 and 6 to 8 per quart. Blueberries strong 8 to 10c native. Raspberries plentiful native 15c per quart, New York cups 3.4c, black caps 8 to 10c per quart. Pineapples 8 to 10c, sugar loaves 6 to 8c Bahamas 4 to 6c Florida. Watermelons well supplied with Georgia De Kolb extras 25c, fair 18 to 20c, small 15c. California fruits steady with peaches 2.25–2.75, peach plums 2.25, trinagedy plums 3.50–3.75, apricots 0.75–1.50, Bartlett pears 3.50–3.75. Bananas steady Jamaica 1.25, Baracoa 1.50, red 1.25 each, Port Simons 1.75 per bunch. Huckleberries sold at 8 to 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
City Mills
City
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Peoria
Port Huron
Burlington
Chicas ¢-Hacel Pte
St. Louis
Graham
Tobac Ee
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
Jersey
Tennessee
Bahamas
Floridas
Georgia de Kolb
California
Jamaica
Baracoa
Port Simons
Produce receipts for today report by Bauer and Cleo
The day’s produce receipts show Bauer with 3749 packages and Cleo with none. The entry records the quantities available, indicating Bauer supplied a large shipment while Cleo reported no parcels at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Cleo
Auction Prices for California Fruits by Harris & Co
Harris & Co sold Crawford peaches at 2.50, Bartlett pears at 2.26 and 3.40, prunes at 1.90 and 2.000 per case. Snow & Co auction: Bartlett pears from 3.38, 0.40, plums 1.65 and 2.90, peaches 1.30 and 3.50, apricots from 1.35 and 237%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Harris & Co
California
Crawford
Bartlett
Snow & Co
Steamers to Arrive with Diverse Cargoes
Norfolk boat due Monday carries 3000 bbls potatoes 1100 pkgs tomatoes 400 pkgs squash 150 pkgs cucumbers. Coila due next Thursday with 5000 bunches Samana bananas for Bay State Fruit to Deeny. Hertha due Wednesday from Baracoa to WW & CR Noyes. Wergeland due Wednesday with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns & Co. Howick passed Gibraltar July 4 bound for Boston with 1700 boxes Mesina lemons 1900 half-boxes Palermo oranges and 13200 boxes Palermo lemons. Ponca passed Gibraltar July 7 with 409 boxes Messina lemons and 14600 boxes Palermo lemons for Boston. Savannah boat due Monday 430 bo ped 70 bbls vegetables 47000 water melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Coila
Bay State
Deeny
Hertha
Baracoa
WW_& CR Noyes
Wergeland
Seaverns & Co
Howick
Sunday's Train Car Loadout Report
A Sunday train carried 2 cars of potatoes 4 cars of melons and 1 car of tomatoes.
Market receipts and meat prices across cities update
Receipts show tallow 101 pkgs and lard 4786 pkgs with pork 112 bbis and bacon 185 boxes. last year’s figures much lower for most items. Prices in New York and Chicago indicate firm beef and pork, steady tallow, and firm hams, with lard and other smoked meats mixed. regional markets show dull pork and lard in St Louis and Cincinnati with bacon quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York Cotton Market Steady as Open, Close Ease
Cotton prices in New York show steady opening and easy close with 821 bales traded. Futures: opening steady, closing easy, with detailed opening and closing figures across July to May contracts. Additional market notes across Liverpool and U.S. cities list receipts, stocks, and quotes for multiple grades and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
OMY
Liverpool
Shipping Freight Totals and Net Receipts Across Ports
Summary of maritime traffic shows Seri coastwise 400 units, sales 400, stock 4069 and steady trade. St Louis Net receipts 3, gross 3, shipments 97, stock 2060 with steady movement and 1011-16c values. Louisville steady under consolidated with id Lic. One day net receipts 78, exports to Great Britain 107, exports to the Continent 161, total US port stock 162,089.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JWAY
Augusta
Galveston
Savannah
C. Charleston
Wilmington
Mic c. Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Seri Coastwise
Ini Cc
St Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
United States
Hog and Cattle Markets Highlights From Kansas City and Beyond
Kansas City stock yards report steady cattle, hogs lower for heavier grades and mixed stock. Receipts: cattle 1443, hogs 4522, sheep 471 with prices for steers cows and feeders, hogs, and sheep across regions including Cincinnati Chicago and Texas markets. Strong beef prices in Chicago natives and beeves. Texas hogs mixed to heavy demand with high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Turpentine and Petroleum Market Prices Reported
Turpentine closed at 38 38'2c with resin at 110 112% and tar at 226. Petroleum closed at 7.30c with ASW at 7.20c and cases at 9.10c. Whiskey market steady at 102 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imports and Exports July 13 1889 London
Records show ships Milanese and Sjofna loading diverse cargoes. Commodities include iron, cement, oil, wine, paper, jute, wool, hides, and bales of various materials from multiple firms, with quantities ranging from single cases to thousands of bales and bundles. Local consignments are listed for Rosarlo and Baracoa stations with banana shipments and moise stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H Martin & Co
Vacon & Co
Nash
Bessemer
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Booth & Co
Oilmen’s
Shellac Mason, Chapin & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Stone & Downer
Clark
Blanchard, Farrar & Co
J & W Pradley & Co
Horace Partridge
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Brooks & Co
T Wood & Co
D & M William
Cassidy
Davis & Winsor
Rosarlo
Auburndale
Do Brown Bros & Co
Baracoa
Sjofna
Maritime Trade Ledger From Atlantic Ports 1889
Schooners and steamers report large flour, oil, and vessel cargoes across Halifax, Jamai ca, Cayenne, and England with multiple bbls flour and crates of codfish, lard, butter, and sugar listed alongside vessels including Florence Christine Melinda Marmion Kong Ali Seraphine and Wiliam Boak. total goods span North Atlantic routes and colonial ports with substantial cargo volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Florence Christine
Port Williams
Melinda
Port Antonio
Kong Ali
Buenos Ayres
Halifax
Cow Bay
Little Glace Bay
Little Bras D'Or
Wiliam Boak
Liverpool
Eng
Yarmouth
Foreign Markets Report From London And Liverpool
July 13 reports from London and Liverpool show wheat generally quiet to firm with uneven demand. Prices listed for winter and spring wheat, club wheat and corn are provided, with pork bacon lard and cheese in steady to easing ranges and mixed American corn showing slight strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Prominent U S Business Names Listed by City Across Nation
A compilation of business leaders and firms by city lists many prominent names across the United States. Notable entries include Adler of Cohen Adler in Baltimore, Bangs in Philadelphia, Latimer in Chicago, Leonard in Chicago, McLauchlan in Chicago, Harris in Corsicana, Bates in Craw, Kendall in Kansas City, Spencer in Los Angeles, Lippincott in Philadelphia, and Williams in Washington among others. The item appears as a directory-like roll of merchants and firms with their city affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H .Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
C Bangs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre, Butler
Columbus
Miss
Los Angeles
Cal
Hamburger & Son
Louisville
J H Quast
J H Quast & Co
Madison
Ind
C A Stanton
Montgomery
Ala
C Hann
Ad. Pineluff
Ark
L Blum
Philadelphia
Penn
J Lippincott
Lippincott, Son & Co
G W Terry
Rowe & Terry
O. Peoria
Ill
H Thielbar
H Thielbar & Co
Peoria
D H Downing
Downing & Olney
Richmond
A Stein
Steinbros
Rochester
R J Moore
Savannah
D P Myerson
Washington
J A Williams
J A Williams & Co
Probate Notices from Norfolk County Massachusetts 1889
Probate notices announce court citations for Eliza A. Dwight and Francis Cunningham wills. Trustees petition to act, divison of Milton land described, and a creditors meeting for Fred M. Beals at Dedham Court of Insolvency. Publication in Boston Post required over three weeks. Legacy and estate actions document notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachlaw Setts
Norfolk
Eliza A. Dwigh
Brookline
William F. Wharton
Boston
Suffolk
Henry W. Foote
Hyde Park
Boston Post
Georgee Waith
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Massachussetts
Clyde Park
Maas
Grerce Waith
Jomn Monwealth
Harriet Halletys
West Roxbury
Barnabas
Morrison
Borton
The
Beaton Post
Georce Waite
Massachusetts
Charles A. Holbrook
Dorchester
George A. Dary
M. S. Holbrook
EK. M. French
George Whit
John P. Barnard
John VP. Barnard
Admr
John E. Maynard
John &. Maynard
Henry F. McKeever
School Street
George White
Fred M. Beals
Stoughton
Dedham
Samuel H. Capen
Fitchburg Railroad Trains From Boston Causeway Street
Trains depart Boston Passenger Station on Causeway Street for the West. Early morning accommodations to Troy and Albany, daily express with parlor car to Troy Albany and Binghamton, sleeping car service. Afternoon expresses to Chicago via Niagara Falls, Michigan Central, Wabash routes, and Grand Trunk lines. Night express with sleeping cars to Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Causeway Street
Troy
Albany
Wate
Binghamton
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Erie
St. Louis
Michigan Central
Wabash
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
All Points
Daly
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Fitchburg
St. Albans
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Saratoga
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company & R
Cheshire
Con
Connecticut
Vermont
White River Junction
Monadnock
Rutland R. R’s
White River
Wagner Palace
Ottawa
Oydensburg
Washington Street
U. A. Faxon
A R. Stewarys
On Time Trains From Boston to New York and New England
Boston and Albany trains depart from Boston foot of Summer Street to Ashcroft, Dorchester, Dedham, Norwood, Providence, and beyond with weekday schedules and Sunday runs. The "Day Express" and "New England Limited" offer through service to New York via Air Line and via Hartford, with dining and parlor cars. Boston offices provide tickets and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Station
Summer Stree
Ashcroft
Baltimore
Bird Street
Jackstone
Danbuery
Dedham
Dorchester
Dundle Street
Brindicott
Fishkill-on-Hiudson
Ranklin
Crest Avenue
Hartford
Harvard Street
Liam
Ayes Park
Lam
Ighland Lake
Islington
Manchester
Mattapan
Mileford
Mt. Bowdoin
New Britain
Newburg
New London
New York
Air Line
Norwich
Norwood
Norwood Central
Pawtucket
Philadelhia
Providence
Putnam
Meadville
River Street
Llam
Rockville
Conn
Southbridge
Tiltons
Walpole
Washington
D. C
Waterbury
Willimantic
Winslows
Webster
Sunaay
Boston
Hyde Park
Heeturn
Woonsocket
Middletown
New Haven
Danbury
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Newburgh
Turners, N. Y
Chicago & St. Louis Limited
Erie Railway
Rat
al Roi
Powea Kess
New England
Grand Central
Willmantic
Philadelphia
Ksbkillon-Hudson
Jersey City
Trenton
Laltimore
Lowe
Richmond
South
Danielsonville
City OF Worcester
Washington Street
Summer Street
A. A. Jackson
ER. P. Vining
A. C. Kendall
L Say
T. Trafic
Park Square
C. R
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hreeves
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Miller
C. H. Briggs
Fall River
SHORF
Stonington
No. 3
Old State House
Concord Railroad Time Table 1889 Departures by Line
The Merrimac Valley and White Mountain divisions list Boston departures for Manchester Concord Lerp. Weare Sanook Centre Harbor Plymouth Tilton and many White Mountain stops with morning 7 30 to 9 am and afternoon 3 to 7 pm times. Also Montreal Quebec and Passumpsic routes via Plymouth and St Johnsbury. Tickets Berths and seats info at Boston Agency 214 Washington St corner State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester and
Concord
No. Weare
Manchester & No. Weare
RB. R
Concord & Portsmouth
R. R
Ooksett
Sancook
Pittefield
Sancook Valley R. R
Nashua
White Mountain Division
Plymouth
Tilton
Lake Village
Meredith
Askiana
Centre Harbor
Wolfeboro
Daconia
Warren
Maverhill
Campton Village
Woodstock
Flume House
Pemigewasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Bethlehem
Maplewood
Profile House
Twin Mt
Fabyan
Mt. Pleasant
White Mountain
J. Johnsbury
Newport
Passumpsic R. RK
Wells River
Plymouth Qa. m
St. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain
Mt. SR
Boston
Washington Street
State Street
H. £. Chamberlin
T. F. E. Brows
W. Storer
N. E
P A
Boston Eastern Division Train Schedule Listing
Train departures from Boston Causeway Street bound for multiple Eastern Division destinations with times across towns including Amesbury Beverly Biddeford Gloucester Salem Swampscott Newburyport and Portland. Also notes on branches and workingmen’s trains with various daily slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Amesbury
Beverly
Biddeford
Great Falls
Rochester
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Fopswich
Lynn
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Brockport and Gloucester
Salem
York Marbor & Beach
EK. R
Swampscott
Wholfeboro
Lowell System Train Schedules to Lowell Area
A dense timetable lists trains from Boston Causeway Street to Lowell and nearby towns including Keene Peterboro Hillsboro Concord Wilton Milford Amherst Greenfield Nashua North Billerica Lawrence Stoneham Woburn Winchester Concord Mass and Reformatory Station with multiple daily departures and varied times such as 8.30am 12m 3pm and 7pm, highlighting connections to Manchester Concord Montreal and multiple Way Stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Peterboro
Hillsboro
Concord
Wilton Milford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Lowell
Siam
North Billerica
Aim
Lawrence
Stoneham
Woburn
Winchester
Mass
Reformatory
Bedford
Land
Stoneham and Way
Woburn Anday
Manchester and Concord
Montreal
Central Massachusetts Division Street Timetable Snippet
Transit schedule fragments list stops including Northampton Hadley Amherst Belchertown Hendersonsville Ware Gilbertville Barre Rutland Oakdale West Boylston Worcester and towns like Clinton Sudbury Rockbottom Wayland Weston Waltham Waverley Belmont with multiple morning and afternoon departure times and irregular punctuation indicating a regional service timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Rockbottom
Wayland
Weston
Waltham
Waverley
Belmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
John E. Welsh
General Markets
J E Carter & Co
Agey
Erer
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
Washington St
Railroads
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Ayer Junction
Sunany
Elmont and Waverley
Brattleeboro
Miller's Falls
Cambridge
Cheshire R. B
Gardner and Miller’s Falls
Hoosick Falls
Johnsonville
Hudson and
Mayoars
N. H
North Adams
Williamstown
North Leominster
Shelburne Falls
Union Square
Somerville
WV Altham
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Worcester
Miller’s Falls
Atation
John Adams
Gen’l
J. Whitmore
J. R. Watson
NEW Saven & Hart
New
Springfield
N. Y
Arlor
C. T. Hempstead
Gen’ Pass
Ford R.R. Haven
Boston & Maine
City Ticket Office
State St
Ancosta
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Bangor and
Bar Harbor
Upper Boads
Lewiston
St. John
the Provinces
Provincial Express
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln RR
Rockland
Castine
Deelisle
Sedgewick
South West Harbor
Star Harbor
Will Bridge
Machiasport
Eastport
Calais
N. B
Claremont
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Hanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Essex
Boston Air Line
Concord Railroad
Merrimac Valley Line
White and Franconia Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukee
Northern
Boston & Lowell
B& KR
Providence Line
Stonington Line
Park Square Station
Washington, Cor
Western Division
Haymarket
North Conway
Exeter
Haverhill
Georgetown
Ennebunk
Saco
Sowell
Newburyport
Reading
Dover
Medford
N. W
Eastern Division
E Yan
Portsmouth
Bangor
Millifex
Beatle
Saugas Beaneh
South Reading Branch
Haymarket Square
Lowell System
Waltham, Hudson and
Way
Northampton
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Gen'l Pas
Doubline River Line
Evet
Pilgrim
Old Colony
Kneeland Street
Brooklyn
Washington and
State Streets
J. R. Kendrick
Geo
L. Connor
R Agt
L. H. Palmer
Central Division
Kneeland Street Station
Brockton
Afall
Taunton
Wantasket
New Bedford
Abington
Duxbury
Faunton
Central Station
Dean St
Cape Cod
Provincetown and Way
Byannis
Fairhaven
Woods Holl Ranch
Chatham
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
York
Haven
Succes
S Shore Line
Wisf
Readville
Ofall River
Standays
Beyde Park
Bnewport
Wickford Junction
Freadville
Sun
Boston & Albany
Knee
Land Street
Mearlboro
Leominster
Geo. IL. Connor
Ger
Pass
JR. Kendrick
West
Tloe
Otation
Beston
Central Vermont Railroads
Copartnership Notices
Jacob W.hoffman
John Briggs, Jr
John Briggs & CO
Peter Yeansen Street
Briggs, Hoffman & CQ
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