Powder Provisions Trade Rises in Chicago Market Mix
Provisions advance with higher pork and lard quotes in Chicago as outside demand improves. The report covers live cattle, fresh beef, lambs, and tallow pricing, with details on prices for long cuts, short cuts, backs, lean ends, and various specialty items, noting steady to firm demand and wide supply conditions.
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Chicago
Choice Fall
Chicago Motion
Choice Heavy Brighton
Brighton
New York
Agricultural Prices And Market Report From The East
The report details fresh killed poultry and game prices, with quail, pigeons, snipe, partridges, grouse, ducks, venison, and woodcock listed. It notes steady demand, ample supply, and varying prices across fowl, game, and meat cuts, plus grass seeds and hay values, potatoes, onions, and other produce. Cotton markets show quiet spot sales in New York and steady futures after a weak start.
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Kentucky
Clover
West
North
White
Alsike
Tucerne
Red Top
Plack
Jersey
Rhode Island
Bent
Bash
Orchard
Choice Aroostook
Houston
Hebrons
Chenangoes
Burbanks
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Maine
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Houston Rose
Bush
Aroostook
Houston Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Pei Hebrons
White Star
Norfolks
TRE
Liverpool
Coens
Enee We
Augusta
Dull
Mia
Galveston
Steady
St Louis
Louisville
Greatritain
France
Continent
Harvard Football Team Leaves for Springfield in Boosted Spirit
Cambridge spectators cheer Harvard as the eleven departs by barge to catch the 4 o'clock train for Springfield. Captain Cumnock leads a veteran lineup with Upton, Finlay, and Trafford among key backs. Yale clash looms with hopes for strong end runs and blocking as Lake and Corbett shine in the backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Leavitt & Pierce
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Crimson
Boston & Albany
Springfield
Upton
Cumnock
A. J. Cumnock
J. D. Upton
J. R. Finlay
Cranston
D. Trafford
Gs. M. Newell
F. W. Hallowell
F. Mason
V.R. Crosby
P.S. Dean
G. F. Harding
L. S
E. J. Lake
J. Corbett
J. P. Lee
T. E. Sherwin
G. RB. Fearing
B. W. Traford
L.a.frothinghaim
H. Alward
D. W. Shea
J. A. Blanchard
A. Shaw
J.T. Heard
F. B. Bangs
Dean, Lake
Corbet
B. Trafford
Camnock
Yale
Finlay
University
Etter
P. Trafford
Heffelfinger
Trafford
Newell
Hallowell
Dean
Lake
Lee
Corbett
Sherwinn
Fearing
Twoeers
Sherwin
Rueh
Frothingham
Harding
Mason
Crosby
Alward
Shaw
Shea
Bangs
Heard
Stanchard
Ethical Influence of America in Yezo Japan Addressed
Dr J C Cutter of Worcester spoke at Young's Liberal Union Club on the American role in Yezo and Japan. He traced treaty history from 1854, noted commissions from 1872 and 1876, and praised roads, emigration, and a new agricultural college. He criticized missionary selection and sectarianism, urging qualified teachers over married missionaries. The program included songs by Miss Emma Tuttle and Mr Edwin E B Gorhai.
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Liberal Union Club
Young
J. C. Cutter
Worcester
America
Yozo
Japan
J. Wiggin
Cutter
Yezo
United States
England
Scotland
France
Russia
Emma Tuttle
Edwin EB. Gorhai
Quiet Market Slows as Mackerel Trade Edges Lower
A quiet market in river city stocks and salt fish trades. Brokers note subdued bid activity with steady sales and prices easing slightly from a week ago. Mackerel receipts and Irish stock quality described, with jobbers signaling firm prices on some items while others ease. Additional figures cover imports, catches, and Boston port tonnage for the week, including shellfish and canned products.
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Fautys River
Messrs
G. M. Haffards & Co
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
North Bay
Norwic
Boston Fish Bureau
New England
Wwe
eSa Alee
Ebla
LSM
Ccc
Cece
Aleiere
Elelbee
Ieee
Pilgial
Etalwlatsie
Wien
Egbg Gincke
Winnie
Bieib
Aimee Oeles
Gloucester
Labrador
Cape Brecon
Round Shore
Halifax
Cape Cod
Norfolk
Boston
Death by Morphine Injection At Parker House
J. M. Spring, forty, was found dead in his Parker House room yesterday afternoon and is believed to have died by self administration of morphine. A Portland, Maine resident, no motive is given for the presumed suicide. A correspondent from Bridgewater Nova Scotia reports a mine find of a gold monkey and high gold content in quartz, worth up to thirty thousand dollars per ton.
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J. M. Spring
Parker House
Mr. Spring
Portland
D. Wilson
Bridgewater
N.S
Wilson Mining Company
Summer Street
Counterfeit Ivory Lookalikes Appear In Market
Many white soaps claim to be "just as good as the Ivory" but they lack its unique qualities. Consumers are urged to ask for Ivory Soap and insist on getting it, as genuine Ivory is sold everywhere.
Market Conditions Report From Leading Markets
Commercial matters show mixed activity across commodities. Oysters in demand and pears very firm anchor gains, while mackerel and codfish cling to dull or quiet tones. Fruits vary with Jamaica and Florida steady, grapes quiet, and dried apples steady.
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Florida
Jamaica
Market notes show strong demand and rich codfish receipts
Trade is brisk and prices steady as codfish receipts reach 1,937,000 lbs while other species fall. Smokers seek additional Newfoundland herring with many vessels sent, and the frozen herring fleet grows. Prices for mackerel and hake vary with large ranges across several regions and formats.
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Newfoundland
Grand Bank
North Bay
Norway
Haddock
Nova Scotia
Shore
Eastport
Halifax
California
Georges
Gil
Phillips Beach
Yarmouth
Hog and cattle market pricing across three cities
Cincinnati hogs firm on favored grades with higher quotes, others slow. receipts around 3,100. Kansas City cattle steady with shipping steers about 3.44 to 3.45, various cattle and hogs listed. Chicago receipts 9,000 cattle and 26,000 hogs, steady to firmer with steers around 3.60 to 3.75, hogs 8.15 to 3.50, sheep around 4.0 to 4.8, overall mixed movements across markets.
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Chicago
Northwest
Star
Messrs. Gilman, Cheney & Co
Berlin
Sea of Azof
Russia
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Gale
Bus
Aisles Seciees
Gia Saale Paha Eee
Faia Ralphs Cea Gos
New York
St Louis
Minneapolis
Vic
Northern
Sbtec
Duluth
Milwaukee
Wiea
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Cincinnati
Kansas City
The Produce Trade Receipts and Market Prices Report
The daily receipts list butter, oleo, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, hay, and straw with last year’s figures for comparison. Butter prices remain firm for high grades with Western creamery and Eastern creamery ranges quoted. cheese and eggs show steadier demand with varied regional prices. beans and peas reflect slight softness but active domestic and foreign stocks. Poultry demand is improving as colder weather limits supply. Kentucky turkeys arrive amid generally higher prices.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Bush
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice Canada
Kentucky
Fruit trade report from Florida and rivals markets
Florida Fruit trade notes rising receipts and steady demand with small supply of navels and lemons. Mediterranean and Jamaica fruit markets show quiet price movement. Apple stocks steady with mixed quality. pears near season end with high prices. Dried fruits, cranberries, nuts, and grapes show varied availability and firm prices across regions and pack sizes.
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Florida
Palermo
Malaga
Jamaica
Snow
King
Russell
Greenings
Ben Davis
Harveys
Massachusetts
Baldwins
Maine
New Hampshire
Michigan
Hubbardstons
Tallman
Bush
Beurre Clairgeous
Lawrence
Duchess
Vicars
Beurre d’Anjou
Cape Cod
Virginia
Almeria
Concords
Niagara
Isavellas
Salems
Dianas
Catawbas
Niagaras
Steamers Arrive With Messina and Palermo Fruit Cargoes
The steamer havencore passes Gib ralter Nov 16 with 1300 boxes Messina oranges 21000 boxes Messina lemons 650 boxes Palermo oranges and 3400 boxes Palermo lemons bound for Boston The steamer Ethelwold is due with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company The Sama nix Yamuti is due next Wednesday with Jamaica Cananas for the same line The Pawnee sailed from Palermo for Boston on Nov 14 The Savannah boat Sunday has 650 boxes oranges
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Havencore
Boston
Gibralter
Ethelwold
Boston Fruit Company
Sama
Pawnee
Palermo
Savannah
Auction sales of fruits list by Snow and Co
Snow and Co auctions itemize fruit lots with prices per box or half box. Almeria grapes 2 25 7 40 P box, Concord grapes 20 25c, Palermo lemons 4? box, Catania lemons 3 20 3 6242, Florida oranges 3 75 4 26 b box, Langerines 2 75 half-box, California raisin 70 76c quarter box, Chevangees 70c P bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow & Co Soldas
Almeria
Concord
Palermo
Catania
Florida
California
Sugar and Molasses Price Quotations Reported
Sugar market update lists fair demand and current quotes for various forms. Cut leaf at 7c, crushed 6 1/2c, cubes 8 5/8c, pulverized 7 8c, powdered 6 1/2c, granulated 6 3/16c, fine granulated 6 4c, Diamond A 6c, confectioners' standard A 6c, Belmont A 6 3/4c.
Print Cloth Market in Fall River Shows Slow Trade
The print cloth market in Fall River remains steady with little business reported. If unreported sales are completed, the week should show the smallest sales for the month as the 35 16c agreement nears expiration with one week left and a possible farever move next week.
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Fall River
Sone Farever
Wool Sales in London Market Report Steady Demand
At the Commercial sales room in London on November 21, 241,763 Cape sheepskins and 836 Australian and New Zealand sheepskins were sold. A good selection was offered with steady demand. Cape skins realized above expectations despite price declines. Australian skins showed stronger demand than at yesterday's sale.
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London
New Zealand
Whiskey Market Steady Across Major U.S. Cities
The Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnati whiskey markets hold at 114 while Peoria sees whiskey at 115 and spirits at 117, indicating consistent prices across key markets.
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Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Peoru
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported in New York
Turpentine closed at 40 cents with resin at 145 150 and tar at 260. Petroleum finished at 7.10 cents with RoW at 7.35 and cases at 9.50 cents.
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Turpentine and Petroleum
New York
Imports And Exports November 21 1890 Liverpool List
A dense ledger of imports and exports records in Liverpool dated November 21 1890 listing numerous consignments. Items include salted skins serge tin plates leather wool oils and various boxes of goods from multiple firms and traders across ports and regions. Names of firms such as Somer Roman is W Jones and Jessenden & Oule appear among many consignors and receivers. The long inventory mentions casks boxes bales and crates with items like sardines tin plates woollens and mackerel, reflecting a broad trade activity. The tally also includes vessels and locations such as IAST HARBOR TI and PROGRESO Steamer G W Jones and others.
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Liverpool
Tng
W Jones
Soiton, Jessenden & Oule
Banao
South America
Rage
Oruer Baring Pros & Co
Parker & Co
Jordan, Marsh & ¢Oo
Daniel Shea & Co
John Miller & Co
John Fennell
White Son & Co
Pierce & Co
Stone, Downer & Co
Moors & Co
McCie
Iast Harbor
Screamer
Warner & Jarvis
Alberton
Pel
George C Rockwell
Summerside
Venezuela
ST Ph.rre
Mig
DeLong & Seta
Progreso
Jones
Teabody & Co
Hali
Vaif
Doarclay, Clements & Co
Blanchard & Co
Benett
Emerson
Spooner
Taylord& Mayo
Coop
Thompson
George Upton
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Ellence
Malta
St Andrews
Cape
Hubbard
Porto Rico
Barbados
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Harvard and
Yale Today
Parvaline
American Linen Co
He Barnard Mfg. Co
Bourne Mills
Barnaby Mfg. Co. Sity
Chace Mills
Silsbee Lou
Corneil Mills
Crescent Mills
Davol Mills
Flint Mills
Globe Yarn Mills
Eee
Granite Mills
Hargraves Mills
King Whilip Mills
Laurel Lake Jills
OO Merchants’ Mfz. Co
Mechanics’ Jills
Metacomet Mfg. Co
Narragansett Mills
Osburn Mills
Voersset
Phe
Horden
Ener
Sacariens Mfg. Co
Shore Mills
Slade Mills
Bo Stafford Mills
Seaconnet Mills
Tecumseh Mills
Tro & W. Co
Our Union Cotton Mfg.Co
Wampanoag Mills
Weetamoe
Edison Elec. II. Co
Fall River Mach. Co
Globe St. Rr, Co
LFW
Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Cruce
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