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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1890

Page

7

Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices Report

Chicago cattle and hog market data show native cows mixed stockers and feeders at various quoted prices, range cattle at higher rates, and hogs with heavy and light categories. Receipts include cattle 10,000 with Texans, hogs 18,000 and sheep 8,000, with regional quotes from St Louis and Cincinnati markets and daily changes.

Chicago St Louis Cincinnati

The Produce Trade Receipts and Market Notes

Daily receipts cover butter 1561 pkgs oleo 81 pkgs and cheese 2159 boxes with beans 122 bbls potatoes 2 cars sweet potatoes 4725 bbls hay 23 cars straw 9 cars. Butter demand quiet with stable prices and wide Western supply. cheese prices firm. eggs firm. beans active with diverse prices. hay and straw trading steadily. potatoes and sweet potatoes well supplied. poultry and fruit varied. sugar and molasses markets steady with noted imports and wholesale quotes.

Ems Elgin Choice Northern New York Chicago Elgin Creamery Liverpool Michigan Islands Nova Scotia New Brunswick Vermont California Lima Chosea Canada Lucerne Red Top West Jersey Rhode Island New Hampshire Burbanks Bush Portland Houlton Rose Aroostook Rose Houlton Ideal Aroostook Hebrons Norfolks

The Cotton Markets in New York and Liverpool

New York cotton quiet with stock 22 878 sales 374 bales. Uplands prices range from 8¢ to 16 5/8¢ for various grades with futures opening steady. Liverpool steady with fair demand at middling up lands 513 16d. Four day totals show net receipts 938 677 and exports to Great Britain 39 595 Continent 13 250 France none stock 175 387.

Chicago New York Louis Minneapolis Duluth Gilman, Cheney & Co Hutchinson Messrs ‘Arnum, Reardon & Co Ines Nts Nee Sane Ravoia Usar Mats St Louis Ostec Milwwaukee Minnesota Wisconsin Canada Hinds, LLC Brighton Paioae Cnet Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Philadelphia Aid Baltimore Buil Louisville Cincinnati Memphis Kavannah Charleston Fee Norfolk Wilmington Great Britain Continent France London Queensland Cape of Good Hope Natal Victoria New South Wales South Australia Swan River New Zealand

Turpentine and Petroleum Market Notes

Turpentine closed at 40 4¢ with resin at 140 11 50 and tar at 750. Petroleum price listed at 7.30¢ with RSW at 7 40¢ and cases at 9.35¢. Chicago unchanged. Louis, steady at 113 dollars and penarm also 113 dollars.

New York BOK Bladville Dewhiam Walpole Franklin Bilford Paw Tucket Wounsocket Woon, Jc Cheshire BR. H I. m Concord Fitcehburg Gardner and Miller's Fruits Alt Reenfela Moosick Falls Johnsonville N. Y Lincoln Marlboro Anudson Maynard Aashua N. H Ayer Junction North Adams Williamstown North Seommeter Saratoga Sherburne Falls

Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report Sept 16 1890

Boston Post correspondent George J Fox reports Watertown Union Market activity for the week ending September 16 1890. Cattle and sheep sales reflect steady demand despite a brief storm with Western cattle prices about 14 cents lower. Listings include multiple lots of steers cows and hogs from J A Hathaway KEF Adden J Keazer and J Shirley plus lambs and hides market details.

Boston Post George J Fox Brighton Dirry Union Market Watertown J A Hathaway Kef Adden J Keazer Slec Canada W Wears Libby JS Wetler J Hayes J Shirley

Imports and Exports Sept 16 1890 Glasgow and overseas

The list records imports for September 16 1890 from Glasgow including 28,000 fire-clay brick for Waldo Bros & co 197 bales rags and various goods from multiple firms. Exports same date note Sydney Arichat flour and meal, Yarmouth goods including flour cornmeal kerosene oil beef pork nails lard dry goods hardware and other items. Also mentions Liverpool steamer Bulgarian clearance and Weymouth Longues shipments of rice and miscellaneous cargo.

Glasgow Waldo Bros & Co Baring Bros & Co Granite International Granite Co Moise Houghton & Dutton White & Co Lovey & Co Bird & Co Hall & Co Wellington Girgs & Co Abbott & Co Estes & Lauriat Williston Indse Jordan, Marsh & Co Sydney Vis Arichat Mary River Herbert Melpeghan Richard Anchers Yarmouth Liverpool Eng Weymouth Sciftwood

London and Liverpool Wheat and Corn Markets Quiet

London and Liverpool market reports show wheat dull and quiet with slightly firmer corn. Cargo movement notes 2,460,000 quarters of wheat and 646,000 quarters of corn to Great Britain while receipts and prices vary with regional demand and currency values.

London Mark Lane Liverpool Great Britain California

Probate Court Notice to Parents in Cambridge

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court orders petitioners to notify the parents of the bill to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on the second Tuesday of October at nine o'clock in the forenoon to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Service by copy seven days before, or publication in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks. Witness George M. Brooks Judge. September 15, 1890.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Middlesex Cambridge Boston Post Boston George M. Brooks Esquire H. Folsom Asst. Register Supreme Judicial Court Augustine Shurtlefe Brookline County of Norfolk Loulston Street Albert W. Nickerson Warren White Augustus A. Whitney Susan Elizabeth Jackett Abigail W. Howe William Laes James Hrackett Susan Elizabeth Brackett James Brackett Moses G. Howe Thomas A. Rich Koston Mary Sames Dickinson Edward Smith Catherine J. Smith Ann Maria Pearson Gloucester Essex Abijah W. Goddard Norfolk Joseph Goddard St. Louis Missouri Abigail White Goddard Avelaide C, Bass Quincy Augustine Shurtlefp Suffolk Supreme Judicial Corr S Aid Beaton Post Commonwealth John Noble Jon Noble

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