Review of PIS Trade Brighter Outlook for Canned Fish
Fresh fish receipts surged to 2.5 million lbs week, with hampered trade. Mackerel and sardines markets steady to firm. salting and packing trends show lower future pack, but better-brand gains expected early next year. Lambs, muttons and veals higher. butter cheese stable. flour grain and salt fish markets detailed with prices and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
North Bay
Oregon
Providence River
Cape
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Irish
Norway
New York
Choice Northern
Western Choice
Sage
Chicago
Liverpool
Islands
Michigan
Lima
Choice
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burbanks
White Star
Hebrons
Houston Hebrons
Arostook
Jersey
Choice City
Kentucky
York State
Gravensteins
Hubbardstons
Florida
California
Almerias
Floridas
Messina
Faney Maori
Hi. Harris & Co
Palermo
Curiaco
Chicago Board of Trade protests Welland canal toll discrimination
Secretary Stone writes Secretary Blaine alleging Welland canal tolls violate the treaty of Washington by favoring Canadian traffic. He says American grain and coal shipments suffer higher costs while American lakes transport lose revenue to Canadian rebates. He cites reciprocity talks as a chance to present grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicaco
Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
Blaine
Board of Directors
Board of Trade
City of
Chicago
United States
Welland Canal
Washington
Great West
Montreal
Boston Port Dispatches Show Arrivals and Clears
The Boston port report lists arrivals of steamers from Glasgow Baltimore and Philadelphia with cargoes and passengers. Several ships depart for New York Portland and St John while coasters and tugs tow barges to Hoboken Newbury and other ports. Additional vessels clear for Liverpool St John NB and Jamestown Fruit Co with Belonging consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Hawes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Moise
AM Graham
Santuit
Sturgis
Philadelphia
Atlas
Seth Lowe
H F Dimock
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Lancaster
Robinson
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Portland
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
America
Stevens
Majestic
Marion
Battler
Tingle
Lieboken
Pequest
Chenango
Hoboken
Fernald
Weehawken
Gifford
Kenneally
Elizabethport
Sea Bird
Thurston
Bangor
Benj
Prince
Chase
Rockland
Crowell
Thomas
Eddyville
Charlie
Willie
Howard
Charles E Morrison
Smith
Port Johnon
Belle Brown
Sawyer
Raritan River
Sted
Frank Magee
Keefe
Athens
Lord
Amboy
Delhi
Saco
Gordon
Placentia
Arlville
Peary
Rondout
Francis Goodnow
Coleman
Milton
Lawrence
Kelley
Emily A. Staples
Scituate
Mass
Ellen M Golder
Franson
L Tuck
Eldridge
Richard S Leaming
Lynch
Mary Farrow
Condon
Lillie
Parsons
Dover
Ethelred
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Jameston Fruit Co
Venetian
Christian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Catalonia
Atkin
Alex Martin
Boston
Forbes
Yarmouth
JG Hall & Co
Scis Temperance Belle
Moore
St John
Robert Splaine & Co
Chautauquan
Dixon, Co
Hatheway & Co
Marta Delphine
Ellis
Hector W Meg
Harrisburg
Portsmouth
Charter Oak
Samuel E Spring
Newbury
New London
William Pickering
Ellsworth
W Dexter
C A White
Woodward
Abrahams
Bertha Dean
Sallie B
Flora Condon
Clara
Eugene Borda
F Edwards
White Star Line
United States
Megal Riak
Queenstown
Faetecet
Atlantic
RED Star Line
Antwerp
A. Alparis & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Eastport
Calais
St. John
International SS. Co
Commercial Wharf
Boston & Maine Rvr
Vickers
Washington Street
F. A. Waldron
Republicans Hold National League Meeting at Plaza Hotel
The Republican National League executive committee met at the Plaza Hotel in New York with 23 states represented. Delegates reported state work and proposed plans, noting gains in Kansas where the League reversed past defeats, and Buffalo's delegation credited with reducing Erie county Democratic margins. A motion set a yearly state convention day and asked for conventions on February 12 Lincoln’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican National League
Plaza Hotel
League
Kansas
RE. C. Little
Farmers’ Alliance
Republican Party
Republican Central Committee
Buffalo
Erie County
Humphreys
Linecoln
Resolutions Adopted At Mining Congress In Denver
The Denver mining congress committee on resolutions met late into the night and approved a report with unanimous support from all members except one from Wyoming. They declare gold and silver are the money metals of the Constitution and oppose laws that treat silver as a commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Mining Congress
Congress
Wyoming
Maritime Movement Snags Across Several Ports
Listings show vessels and cargos tied to ports including Boston New York Portsmouth and Newcastle with ships such as Helene Gem Ella Maud Maud Pye and Argyll. Arrivals and sailings span November 16 to 19 from Perth Amboy Newcastle and Barbadoes with bark Thomas J Stewart Fraulein Wau barn and others referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjier
Kate F
Banks
New York
Maria O Teel
Johnson
St Simons
Boston
Newcastle
Helene
Perth Amboy
Hillsboro
Sehs Utility
Fraulein
Sch Gem
Cole
Leguorn
Thomas J Stewart
Blake
New
Moncton
Ella Maud
Wwaller Sumner
Buck
Portsmouth
Maud Pye
Read
Manila
Argyll
Stevens
Nsw
Teneriffe
Trig Waubarn
Barbadoes
Bark Lyra Nears Sea After 1869 Pembroke Build Overhaul
Bark Lyra built at Pembroke Maine in 1869 has been thoroughly overhauled and is nearly ready for sea. Her former commander Captain Edwin Pettingill resumes command. Schooner John WH Cannon from Georgetown SC to Baltimore with lumber went ashore inside Hatteras Inlet and floated leaking 1000 strokes per hour. The Abbie Hodgdon from New York to Winterport with coal grounded on Shorehull Shoal. Monomoy wreckers contracted for 400 dollars to float her. vessel leaking slightly. British schooner Wade towed into Port Clyde full of water with broken rudder and deck load lost. hull badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyra
Pembroke
Edwin Pettingill
John WH Cannon
Harrison
Georgetown
Baltimore
Hatteras Inlet
Abbie
Hodgdon
Camden
New York
Winterport
Monuomoy
Wade
Wilson
Port Clyde
Maritime Shipping Movements Across Ports
Multiple vessels including steamer Fairfax from Boston to Sorrento and arrivals at Belfast Bath Bath from various ports, with schooners and brigs listed from Kennebec to Havana, Philadelphia, New York and Cape Verde, detailing sailings and coastwise movement. Limited specifics due to fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fairfax
Boston
Sorrento
Jesse McGregor
Georgie L Dickson
Kennebec
Belfast
James Holmes
Matilde
EL Warren
Bath
Annie M Allen
Philadelphia
A B Sherman
Higgins
Washington, DC
LM Thurlow
New York
Angor
Kate Walker
Eva Adell
Perth Amboy
Beverly
Pearl
Rockland
Fernandina
John McDermott
Davis
Pascagoula
Fall River
Kate Markee
Somerset
Georgetown
Hampden
Sadie Corey
Lubec
Terrapin
Lynn
Alfred W Fiske
Kelly
Frankfort
Mobile
Richard B Chute
Griffin
Havanna
New Bedford
Maria Lelia
Cape Verde Islands
Nobska
C J Willard
Young Brothers
Portsmouth
Levinia Campbell
Mabel Rose
John S Ames
Norfolk
John W Linnell
Carrie Kelle
St John
Edward F Mansfield
Agnes E Manson
John P Kelsey
Werra
Siemen
Azalia
Kingston
Neptune
Montego Bay
Lady Palmer
Las Palmas
Closing of Foreign Mails Schedule
For Jamaica specially addressed only per steamer Ethelred Nov 21 7 30 am For Nova Scotia Miquelon and Newfoundland per steamer Halifax Nov 21 11 am For Great Britain Ireland and other European countries per steamer Catalonia Nov 21 109 am Supplementary mail closes at 11 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Ethelred
Nova Scotia
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Great Britain
Ireland
Catalonia
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VIA
Fall River Line
Palgrim
Plymouth
Park Squire Station
Sterner
Pall River
Pier
N. R
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Splenaia Orchestra
Beugage
Alis Oia
Cate Mouse
State Sea
Park Square
Old Colony Rail
JLA
Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Gen’ Pass’ragh LH
Palmer
Old State House
Savannah Line
New England
Savannah Steamship
Lewis’ Wharf
Hoston
Savannah
City OF Macon
N. Y
N. BE. R.R
Metropolitan Ss, Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Ss
Review OF
PIS Trade
Boston Fish Bureau
American
Saas Refineries
Evere
Belmont A
London
Minnesota
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Berlin
Paris
Mark Lane
Keerbohm
Northwest
Manitoba
Tacoma
Europe
Shorts
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Memphis
Charleston
Wilmington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Consolidated
France
Mhipping News
Port OF Boston
Buenos Ayrean
Vipond
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Aberfeldy
West Hartlepool
Manchester
Barry
Boskenna Bay
Singapore
Lydian Monarch
Fernside
Huelva
Barks Austria
Hong Kong
Principe di Napoli
Edmund Phinney
Young
W Chapin
Icis Tofa
Charmer
Bar
Scotia
Java
Schs
Cyrus Chamberain
Chomaston
Mountain Laurel
Williamsport
Girard
Nathan Lawrence
B Lewis
Gullison
Rio Janeiro
Riverlyde
Jones
Erie
William F Green
Port de Paix
Delaware
Charlie Jacki
Mary Jane Lee
James A_ Brown
Loduskia
KF Edwards
James S Maloy
Ella Pressey
Hattie
James L Maloy
Delumah
A H Peary
K. Hollings & Co
Boston Post
R. Hollings & CO
Washington St
Wise Advertiser
Marine Notes
Trans-Pacific
Society Islands
Galilee
San Francisco
Stliippinva
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Lorida
South Carolina
South
Pier 29
East River
Aes Algonquin
Troquois
Cherokel
Seminole
Yemassee
Blemtin
Jat
Theo. G. Hgr
Gerio New Works
Johinston Line
Intented Siilings
Nessimore
Ovanmore
Saramore
British Crown
Diitish Lipre
Wandrahm
Stubbenhuk
Hansa-Johnston Line
Hamburg
Osion
Baumasail
WR. Sounseton & CD
Lita
SS Water Street
Brunswick
Feraaatina
State OF Texas
Rio Grande
Lampas Sar
Seserve
Steamship
Avaaw Snare Bpedge
Lewis What
Evry
Malifax Direct
Ea Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Lem Ie
A. Dew. Paeson
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Cunard Line
Cervyhalonia
Samaria
Pavonia
Ste Onice
Alexa
Scythia
Cephalonia
Lindese Martin
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio R. KR
A.M. Grailam
Agt
Central Wharf
Sarah
L. R. Hare
Azores
E. A. Adams & CO
Streesiaston
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Lading Civen
H. M. Whitey
Iudia Wharf
Portland Steamers
Stremomnt
F. Williams
Pes
Optoman
Liverpool 4
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren & CO
Milk St
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Mince
Pelephons Novo
Boston Stock Exchange
UD SA
Uri
First N. Bank of Lynn
Andover N. Bank
Asiatic N. Bank of Salens
Shawmut N. Bank
Third, Bank
Kiddeford N. Bank
Washington S. Bank
Atlantic N. Bank
Bank of Methuen Globe Natick
Traders’ N. Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Lowell Leachery
Appleton Co
Chiropee Mfg. Co
Cabot Mfg. Co
Paw Oo
Athintic Cotton Mills
Ishare
Wisconsin
Entra
Brtuockmil
New [England
Irie Telephone and ‘Telegraph. Co
National Tube Works
Pawneataal & Tran Iin
American Sugar Refining Co, Ltd
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Assa, Ralinenn Tranta
Aunt Opreeoov
Arreveros
Loston & Colorado Smelting Co
Nashua
Prast Co
N.H
National Exchange Bank
Coe
Huttonhole M. Co
Cambridge Gas Co
Darvis Conklin Mortgage & Trust Co
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Mercantile Fire and Marine Ins
Nat
Exchange Bank
Salem
National Car Co
St. Albans
Suffolk Nat. Bank
Eagle N. Bank
Merchants N. Bank
Pacific Mills
Quincy Mining Co
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
Nashua & Lowell R.R. Co
Eastern R.R. of N., Berkshire RR. Co
Chicago & West Michigan
R.R. Co
Edwards Co
Otis Co
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Laconia Mig. Co
Bevinton N. Rank
Anerican Bell Tel. Co
Fitchnburg KR
Scott
South Eastern
American Bell Telephone
Ogdensbure «& Lake Cham
R. R. Incomes
Kansas City
Moriage Ds
Clyton & Springfield
Eastern K. RR
Lst Mortgage
New England Morgage Security Co
Bcongnin Club Gs
Rudland
Bangor Street Railway
Boston-Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver
American Hell Telephone Co
Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigans
Merrimack Mfz. Co
James F.C. Uyde
Leyland Line
Bosti Uniens Prever
Columbian
Wnov
Philadelphian
Virginian
Traver & Lincoln
State Street
Palestine
Dees
Avents
Milk Street
Beaver Line
Lake Superior
Bec
Tario
Lake Winnipeg
Aparms & CO
Allan Line
Bueros Ayervasn
A. Allan
R. L. Day & CO
Exchange
The
Lechmere Nat. Bk
East Cambridge
Massachusetts Sg Bk
Prescott Nat. Bk
Lowell
Boston & Maine RR
Concord & Montreal R.R
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Boston Towboat Co
Charlestown Gas Co
Nat. Bk
K. R
City
M.ly
Ocean Township
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
Ne. America
Washington Nat
Chelsea
Newburyport
Andover
Biddeford Nat
Biddeford
First
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
State Nat. Bk
Nat. Webster Bk
National Bk
Ogdens
Lake Champilain RR
Racine
Union Debenture Co
Minnesot
Istmos
Sherman Co
Neb
Lombard Investment Co
Wisconsin Cen. R. R
Wisconsin Cen. Co
Sumner Co
Ae England Equipment Co
N. HH. Trust Co
N. H
Eastern
Marion County
Antelope County
Barton County
Ottawa County
Lombard Investment Company
Kansas Investment Co
Topeka
China Mutual Ins. Co. Scrip
Oldensburg
Lake
Lombard Invest. Co
Jarvis Conklin Mtge. Trust Co
Little Rocks
Ry. Co
Boston & Maine R. R
Oregon Short Line Ry. Co
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co
Boston N. Bank
Saizo & West Michigan Ry. Co
Gen. m
Pal
American Leli Telephone Co
Liddlesex Mills
Workingmen’s Building Asso
New England Loan & Trust Co
Des Moetoes
Iowa
First N. Bank of
Barre
Little Rock & Ft.Imitary.Co
Fruit Sales Bey Auction
Fulton Street
Almeria Grapes
ZO Sa
H. Harris & CO
State Stree
California Fruit
Verdell
Lewis Wiart
Hutual Lite Insurance Post Nice
Sac
Massachusetts
Ofice
Rex
PF. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibblens
I. Trull
WM. B. Tuiner
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