Grain and flour markets drift lower despite steady demand
Market reports from Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Detroit show mixed receipts across grains. Rye and barleys hold steady or easing, oats and flax modestly quoted. millfeed and malt quiet with prices steady. Cottonseed meal and hops receipts small with subdued activity and prices easing slightly for certain grades.
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Butter and Oleomargarine Markets Reported Today
Butter receipts rise to 1842 pkgs with prices steady to firm across regions. Western and Vermont extra grades quoted between 16c and 26c, Eastern creamery 20 to 25c, with low grades and wholesale vs jobbing spreads noted. Oleomargarine trade quiet with varied lot prices. eggs, beans, potatoes, and produce show mixed activity and stable to quiet demand in several centers.
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Elgin Creamery
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Hog and Cattle Market at Kansas City Stock Yards
Cattle receipts reach 4152 as market holds steady. Ship stock price 3 25 to 4 25, native cows 1 85 to 3 15, with general firmness noted across offerings.
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Market Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Receipts and prices show mixed hogs steady to lower and cattle steady to higher across Chicago St Louis Peoria Cincinnati and York with heavy to light categories listed and notable price ranges for beves steers stockers cows and lambs including Texas steers native and western corn fed varieties and arrivals in thousands of head and shipments in the thousands
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Texas
Provisions Prices and Market Report Summary
Provisions and receipts list today show pork and lard volumes across several storage forms with no change versus last year. New York pork firm, Chicago pork active and weak, lard lower, beef markets slow, and regional notes from St Louis Cincinnati and other markets describe price ranges for hams, bacon, shoulders, tongues, and fresh meats with varied locales and quantities.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Brighton
Steamers laden with fruit sail and due dates stated
The steamer North Angela sailed from Palermo April 10 for Boston with 1900 boxes and 900 half boxes Messina oranges and 1600 boxes Messina lemons. Total oranges 12250 boxes and lemons 11250 boxes. The steamer Lorenzo D Baker is due April 25 with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company, which also have the steamer Marmion due the 26th. The steamer Dana is due April 24 with Baracoa bananas for WW & C R Noyes.
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Palermo
Boston
Lorenzo D Baker
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Marmion
Dana
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Market Brief for Oranges Lemons Apples and Strawberries
Market notes show no change in oranges and lemons with varied jobbing prices across Messina Palermo and Florida entries. Apple demand quiet yet steady on choice lots. russets scarce and desired. dried fruit prices dampened from old levels. strawberries firm with morning Neen sales at 30 to 35 cents and some higher lots.
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Florida
Apple
Baldwins
Choice
Northern Spy
Tallman Ence St
Sugar and Molasses Prices Hit Firm, Mixed Outlook Across Regions
Market reports show sugar demand tepid but prices firm and edging higher. Cuba values span 5 to 6 cents for various grades, while refined sugar rose about 4 cents. Havana demand remains active with rising sales and re sales, and molasses receipts are up with a firm, steady market. Prices quoted for Ponce Porto Rico and other origins reflect strong foreign demand and regional spread of rates.
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Pelmont
New York
Havana
Mollases
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Cienfuegos
New York spot market quiet as futures open firm
The New York spot market shows quiet firmness with upland bales selling at 8 3-16 to 11 3-16 cents. Futures opened firm and closed steady while a long listing of regional market figures shows varied receipts, exports, and stocks across Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, West Point, and Philadelphia with generally mid to firm prices in the mid to low cent range.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Petroleum Trade Totals and Certificates
Net receipts and gross figures for New York and Cincinnati show exports to Great Britain and France, with Continent and stock changes. Consolidated four day totals and port stock levels are given, plus certificate statuses for PIPELINE and COTTONSEED OIL with dates in April 1889.
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ADU
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Liles Tales
Seec
Elven Bic
Oman
Miscellaneous Market Receipts and Prices Reported
Market notes show Talow receipts today 46 barrels and 8 bags, last year 23 barrels. Prices quoted across cities for spirits and fuels include whiskey at $103 in Peoria and Chicago, petroleum futures around 7.15 cents with related products, and turpentine and resin prices. Market remains quiet and steady with general easy conditions in New York and varied regional quotes.
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Petroeum
Cloth Market Quiet and Firm in Fall River Trade
Fall River market reports a quiet steady cloth trade with prices at 3 4c for regular 648 yards. Demand remains good for odd makes as suppliers hold firm stance on pricing.
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Market livestock prices and notes from Union Market Watertown
Report for the Boston Post week ending April 23 1839 lists live stock counts lambs sheep and cattle with prices for market beef store cattle and swine. Notable sales include Western cattle near 1150–1280 pounds at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 cents, and several lots sold by A Hathaway W A Farnham and W H Bardwell. Nearly 2000 head of cattle from the West aimed for export to England. country cattle sold on a strong 14 cent decline from prior rates.
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GLOBAL TRADE SUMMARY OF DRY GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
England and Scotland sections list varied imports and values in dry goods, spirits, paper, hemp, leather, and hardware. International entries cover Germany Italy Turkey Bahia Demerara Buenos Aires Rosario Australia Belgium Yokohama Singapore Nova Scotia Porto Rico Cuba Scotland with totals, yielding a grand total of $2,362,72.
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Imports April 23 1889 Mediterranean ports and Singapore items
Shipping list dated April 23 1889 records cargoes from Palermo Mes sina and Singapore. Items include 20 417 boxes 194 cases 2663 half boxes fruit 40 macaroni at Palermo and 5881 boxes 1208 half boxes fruit plus 50 barrels olive from Mes sina. Also 14026 dry hides on RLO GRANDE DOSUL, brig Caroline. Bark Penobscot carries gambier sago fleuris pepper copal hides rattans and other goods for Brown Bros & co T K Fay & co and Baring Bros & co.
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Palermo
Messina
Baring Bros & Co
Caroline
Brown Bros & Co
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Halifax to Surinam and Jamaica cargo trade notes
The April 20 clearance lists Halifax items including corkwood, lumber, flour, oils, and various goods aboard several ships. Surinam brig Mary Gibbs carries seafood, pork, tobacco, flour, and timber. Buenos Aires schooner McDougall ships pine lumber and personal effects. St Andrews schooner Alhambra carries salt and flour. Port Antonio steamer Ditmarschen lists plough handles and hardware. Yarmouth steamer Yarmouth ships lumber, flour, fruit, and hardware.
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Liz
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Port Antonio
Ditmarschen
Yarmouth
London and Liverpool market roundup for wheat and corn
London and Liverpool report wheat and corn slow with quiet demand. Cargoes in transit and awaiting sale show minimal movement while English and French markets remain calm. Prices: winter wheat 6s 81d, spring at 7s 44d, club wheat 7s 1d. pork 65s, bacon 33s 6d, lard 6 dollars 3d, cheese 52s, tallow 26s 8d.
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England
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Preview
A list of buyers and agents from multiple cities including Augusta Athens Baltimore Bloomington Cincinnati Detroit and Louisville with firm names and regional affiliations. Names include Rice White Kingsbury Baldwin Rogers Horner Spear Challis Benckenstein Dodge Henderson Culutoothe Jelenko McGraw Snedicor Stickney Breath Bertsch Hendricks Warren Owen Green among others.
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Mulherin
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Cincinnati
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J Benckenstein
P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Chicago
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Miller, Culter & Co
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Hendricks & Cooper
Louisville
Warren
Warren & Co
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Sutcliffe & Owen
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Green, Huffaker & Co
Proposals for Coal for Boston Public Institutions
Proposals for a supply of Anthracite Cumberland and Gas coal for Boston public institutions will be received at the Office of the Board of Directors for Public Institutions, 14 Beacon Street, Boston, until April 24 at noon. Proposals must be addressed to Mayor Thomas N. Hart and endorsed Proposals for Coal for the public institutions. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. President John B. Martin.
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Wallet-Compact Record Book for Tea Trade Sale
Compact wallet sized record book offered by AAPOM & GAY & CO located at 123 State stress. The item is printed for use in tea trade records and daily entries.
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