Grain Futures and Cash Wheat Markets Report
Closing prices for wheat and corn futures across New York Philadelphia St Louis and Minneapolis Duluth and Milwaukee systems with March through December futures. Cash Wheat bids and regional quotes reported for No 1 hard and No 1 Northern with May and June movements and assorted hogs and lard figures.
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Caceee
Bune Eess
Riese
BUNS
Sess
New York
St Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Certificate sale of forfeited certificate in Boston
The Boston Chamber of Commerce held a 1 pm sale of forfeited certificate No 72 in the name of RJ Vardy. Secretary W H Pearson presided as bidders gathered, opening at 250 dollars and driving the price to 30450 dollars, bought by Frank E Knight. The sale includes all charges and transfer fee. certificates currently sell at 3526 dollars from the exchange.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
RJ Vardy
W H Pearson
Frank E Knight
Grain prices and receipts amid firm market conditions
Domestic flour quotations range across wholesale and jobbing markets as 41 cars of various corn and oats feed the day. Flour receipts total 1355 barrels and 283 sacks, with Minnesota and New York markets showing firm prices and strong winter wheat patent demand.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Market Quotation Snippet Delivers Yearly Range
The record shows last year quarter quotes listed as good to choice with 16 19c for New York items from 1839. It cites 1888 9 12c and 1885 common to good, nominal at 3.25c in New York markets.
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New York
New_York
Complex Dairy and Produce Market Report Amid steady butter and mixed beans
Receipts today list butter 497 pkgs and 2100 boxes cheese 481 cases eggs 1 bbl 481 cases beans 13 bbls potatoes 31 cars hay 23 cars straw 2 cars. Butter market steady with strong demand for new creameries, quotes for Western and Northern creameries and various grades. eggs and cheese firm with selective sales. beans, potatoes, and poultry showing mixed activity. hay and straw dull with large stocks.
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Zutter
New York
Vermont
New
State
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Elgin
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Michigan
St Louis
Bush
California
Lima
Choice
Canada
Maine
Western
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Aroostook
Vermont Rose
Hebrons
Burbanks
White Stars
Market for vegetables shows steady demand and rising onion supply
The market remains steady with fair demand though onion demand weak due to high prices. Domestic onions sell at full figures. foreign onions rising, Key West and Western onions plentiful. Beets, lettuce, radish, turnips, cabbage, parsnips and squash show mixed but steady activity with prices listed for each item.
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Key West
Valencia
Havana
Bermuda
St. Andrews
Florida
Narrows
Hubbards
Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Supplies and Steady Prices
Arrivals vary from fair to good with demand steady. Kale and cucumbers sell at firm prices. celery scarce. Florida oranges and grape fruit demand moderate. Apples firm with small receipts. pears, berries, and dried fruit show firm or steady prices. strawberries in low activity with modest quotes.
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Florida
Maine
Talman
Valencia
Sicily
Jersey
Steamer Arrivals Load Ocean Produce for Boston
The Athens sailed via Gibraltar for Boston with 6000 cases Valencia oranges 3400 boxes Messina oranges 2000 boxes Messina lemons 3500 boxes Palermo oranges and 8200 boxes Palermo lemons. The Brunel arrived with Messina oranges and lemons Palermo oranges and lemons. The Bessarabia bound for Boston carries 5200 Valencia orange cases. L Thomas Anderson left Palermo March 22 for Boston with 18740 boxes oranges and 15500 boxes lemons. Viking due Friday with Bara coa bananas for WW and C BR Noyes. Norfolk boat due Monday with 1450 pkgs truck 425 bags peanuts and 40 boxes oranges.
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Athens
Gibraltar
Boston
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Brunel
Bessarabia
L Thomas Anderson
Viking
WW & C BR
Provisions and Meat Market Prices Across Regions
Receipts today show tallow 283 pkgs beef 160 bbls pork 123 bbls lard 817 pkgs preserved meats 812 cases bacon 995 boxes. Pork and pork products list firm prices: long cuts 12 50 13 00, backs 12 50 13 00, tongues 17 50, extra prime 11 50, mess 11 50, prime mess 13, city dressed hogs 5 34¢, New York pork steady 10 25 10 75. Beef trim extra mess 727 75, plate 7 75 8 25. Lard up 3 4 points to 6 50 6 90. Regional notes: Chicago pork active at 10 38 42, lard 6 10. St Louis quiet. Cincinnati pork steady 1 06 44. Fresh meats: lambs, mutton bids. veals quiet. fatted lambs scarce. tallow steady city 4 5 4 9 16¢.
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New York
City Mill
Minnesota
St Louis
Chicago
city extra India_ mess
Western Steam
City
Cincinnati
Choice
Brighton
Eastern Choice
Choice Brighton
Yallow
Market Report of Hog and Cattle Prices by City
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show strong prices for steers and heavy hogs with bids ranging from 3.55 to 4.40 for steers and 3.90 to 4.05 for mediums and lights. Peoria St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and other centers report steady to weak tones with varied receipts and price bands across hogs, cattle, and sheep. Texans and Western corn fed cattle appear in higher ranges, lambs and natives trading up to 6.00 in some notes.
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Kansas City
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Castle
Texas
Whiskey Market Report Across Cities Holds Firm
In Peoria whiskey trades at 103 and spirits at 105 as the market remains firm. Chicago shows no change at 102 while St Louis offers whiskey at 102. Cincinnati notes a steady whiskey market at 102.
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Peoria
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York Cotton Quiet. Futures Opened Steady
In New York, cotton trading was quiet with 66 bales sold. Prices ranged from ordinary to middling across uplands and Gulf grades, with bids like 8 4 cents and 11 4 to 11 4 cents. Futures opened steady and closed barely changed.
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New York
Market Summary and Opening Closing Quotations Report
Liverpool market firm with fair demand at middling uplands and 8000 bales sold. Futures opened quiet and closed fairly steady. details cover multiple months, regional receipts, stocks, and prices across Augusta to New York and consolidated US ports.
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Ccc Ccessees
Csee Sc
Veeceers S
Liverpool
Marchis Ces Eset Abe Ie Salle
Seve
Eses Vewe
Osve
Eran
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
France
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Continent
Wilmington
West Point
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported in New York
Turpentine closed at 43 4314 cents with rosin at 15 120 and tar at 220. Petroleum closed at 7.50 cents with ASW at 7.25 and cases at 9.45 cents.
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Turpentine and Petroleum
New York
Petroleumn
Imports and Exports. Imports March 23 1890 Liverpool
Shipping list from Liverpool shows numerous consignments including 47 bales MDSE 124 bags hides 9 cases 2 bales linen 141 pkgs paper stock plus 318 boxes tin plate and 406 casks china clay. Goods from Jere Abbott & co TL Ogaden & co Mackenzie Lawrie and others cover wool waste steel linen tissues glass leather and machinery items.
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Liverpool
Eng
Baring Bros & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Ogaden & Co
Washburn & Moen Mig Co
Mackenzire, Lawrie
F Hovey & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Collins & Fairbanks
Cook & Co
P Hollander & Co
Whittington & Co
Saddlery
Warren & Blanchard
Cumner, Jones & Co
Read & Sons
Smith & Dove Mtg Co
W&cr Noyes
Snow & Co
Sidwell & Sabbin
Briggs
P F Murphy & Co
H_ Brown & co
Muse
William Hall & Co
Exports from Port Morant and Halifax Steamer Cargoes
The list details March 22 1890 shipments from Port Morant and Halifax aboard the Miranda Pleroma and Halifax steamers. Items include lumber quantities, bags, hardware, drugs, paints, boats, and various provisions and commodities distributed to Lunenburg and Halifax ports. Numerous bulk goods such as corn meal, lumber, oilcloths, and steel are noted with unit counts.
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Port Morant
Miranda
Lunenburg
Halifax
Foreign Markets Report From London And Liverpool
Cargoes off the coast and in transit show wheat quiet but steady while corn remains quiet. Prices in London and Paris for wheat, flour, and futures are listed. American and French deliveries and market quotes accompany weekly British wheat deliveries. Local Liverpool breadstuffs and commodities trade note steady corn and mixed prices for pork bacon lard and cheese.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Paris
Great Britain
Annual Meeting Notice and Dissolution of Leopold Morse Firm
The American Bell Telephone Company calls its stockholders to an annual meeting in Boston on March 25 1890 to elect officers, discuss land release on Oliver and Milk Streets, authorize lease execution, and other business. The transfer books close March 21 to 25. Leopold Morse and partners dissolve their firm Leopold Morse Co by mutual consent effective March 21 1890.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Meionnon
Tresont Street
Boston
Oliver and
Milk Streets
Charles Eustis Hubbard
Boston Protective Department
Act of Incorporation
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Water Street
Osborne Howes, JR
Massachusetts Divorce Libels From 1890 Suffolk Court
Two separate notices filed in Suffolk Superior Court declare Mary E Moore of Boston seeks divorce from Edgar V Moore of New York city for desertion since March 11 1872 and requests custody of their minor Walter B Moore and restoration of her maiden name. A second libel by John Masson of Boston seeks divorce from Julia A Masson alleging habitual intoxication and opium use with a Boston marriage beginning August 10 1887. notices require service by April filings and publication.
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Superior Court
Boston
Suffolk
John Masson
Julia A. Masson
St. John
New Brupswick
Julia A
Julia
Marris
Ted
William A. Dame
Libellant
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
County of
Boston Post
Massacilus
Superlior Courlt
Mary E. Moore
Edgar V. Moore
New York City
Uoston
Ioston
Walter B. Moore
Mary
London
A. D
Edgar W. Moore
Moston Post
Edgar V
Jos. A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Massa Chujselles
Emma
Syracuse
Charles L. Eliott
Irving W. Elliott
Elmina Elliott
A. Vv
Charles L. Elliott
Ss.—Superior Court
Emm Elliott
Kimma
Jos
A. Willard
Middlesex
Fa'reax Henson Jones
Cambridge
Alice Jones
Leslie Johnson
Cambridge Street
Mass
Cambridge Almshouse
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Nellie Jeannetta Jones
Fairfax Henson Jones
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J.H. Lyler
Register
Frictions in Boston Marital Libel of 1890 Name Freedley
Louis Eugene Freedley of Boston sues CORA JANE FREEDLEY for adultery citing acts in Boston between 1889 and 1890 with a man named William Stuart. The Superior Court in Suffolk is to hear the case with the libel dated March 12, 1890.
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Owurmon Wealth
Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Louis Eugene Freedley
Cora Jane Freedley
New York
Providence
Rhode Island
Foston
William
Stuart
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Ioston
County of
Boston Post
Lloston
Cora Jane
A. Willard
A. Willalrd
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GO PM
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J. Whitmore
J.R Watson
TER
Plla Commission
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Annex Boat
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Roneeland Street
J.R. Kendrick
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Telor
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Geo. L. Connor
Gen’ Pass
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Open Sea
Summer St
Charles Howard
A. C. Kendall
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