Market Report on Coffee Sugar and Groceries in Havana and NYC
The market notes strong coffee demand with firm New York prices across Rio Santos and Java. Sugar prices rise with refined and centrifugal contracts firm. London beet and Java values quoted, and American refiners active. Molasses remains steady domestically while foreign trade shows dullness. Havana markets close firm with exports to the United States and weathering tea and spice price shifts.
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New York
Santos
Java
Padang
Noah
Batavia
Holland
Fair
Prime
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Brown
Ankola
Mandheling
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Maracaibos
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Moha
Havre
Hamburg
London
American Sugar Refining Company
Mongay
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Choice
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Japan
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Amoy
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Formosa
Patna
Ranzoon
Cochin
East India
African
Pimento
Igher
Singapore
Zanzibar
Boyna
Canton Cassia
Batavia Cassia
Saigon
Cassia
Calcutta
Grain Receipts and Wheat Market Report of Feb 7 1891
Grain receipts show cotton seed meal corn wheat oats rye and barley with totals for 1891 and 1890. Chicago and Minneapolis wheat futures slipped as cash demand waned and supplies rose, while corn and oats markets stayed steady with modest demand and mixed on track and shipped prices.
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Chicago
New York
Eveel
Ees
St. Louis
Esceses
Milwaukee
Duluth
Minneapolis
Bush
Cosig
Gavin
Canada
Flour and grain prices steady amid unsettled wheat market
The weekly receipts show flour and grain totals with flour at varied prices from 3 to 5 plus for Minnesota and Wisconsin brands, rye flour limited to jobbing lots, cornmeal steady, and oatmeal holding at 6 45 to 6 25 per barrel or cut and rolled. Prices reflect weak wheat demand and ongoing market shifts, with export grades noted for Canada and export lines.
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Eee Ratace
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Provision Trade Receipts and Market Summary for Saturday
Receipts show pork at 76 barrels, beef 12 barrels, lard 255 tierces, 85 cases, and other pork products. Weekly totals include hams, bacon, tallow, and dressed hogs with volumes across barrels, tierces, cases, and pkgs. Market tone notes pork products steady with fair demand, fresh beef firm, lambs unchanged, veal strong, and New York tallow steady. Chicago provisions weak due to heavy hog run and grain price pressures.
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New York
Chicago
Ercesers Buitig
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Receipts Report Slows Prices
Kansas City cattle receipts show slow trading with steers at 4 4 75 dollars, cows at 2 3 40, and stockers around 2 75 to 2 85. hogs total 12 542 with declines of 5 to 10 cents, heavies 3 25 to 3 40, packers 3 25 to 3 40, and pigs 2 40 to 2 85. Sheep receipts 1089 steady at bee 70. Cincinnati hog market opens slow and weak with prices easing overall, mostly lower.
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Kansas_ City
Spedal
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Peoria
Chicago
Commodity Market Roundup Trades and Receipts Across States
Receipts and bids across pork, cattle, hogs, sheep, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, and poultry show mixed moves. Hogs lower with mixed packers down to 320, cattle steady to weak, butter steady, cheese firm, eggs dull. regional markets from St Louis Peoria Chicago to Baltimore report varied prices and heavy supplies.
Food Prices Fair as Trucks Move Goods Across Markets
The report lists stable prices for produce including spinach at 90 cents per bush, Southern at 2 dollars 2 650 per barrel, kale at 1 dollar per barrel, and onions of various types ranging from 3 dollars 75 cents per case to higher per crate. Vegetables such as carrots, beets, lettuce, parsnips, cabbage, cucumbers, celery, cauliflower, and leeks appear with detailed pricing, along with Florida string beans at 2 dollars 50 per crate and hot-bed dandelions at 2 dollars per bush. The overall market tone is steady with no price changes noted.
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Southern
Valencia
Ohio
St. Andrews
White Cape
Hubbard
Estern Hubbard
Florida
Florida and Mediterranean Fruits Market Prices Summary
Florida fruit receipts for Saturday reached 6687 packages, with 13 484 for the week, market well supplied and steady. Webquote oranges at 2 250 to 2 75 box, mandarins at 2 76 half box, navel oranges 2 75 to 3 50 box, grapefruit 5 6 per barrel. Mediterranean listings show Palermo lemons and Messina oranges among others with varied box prices. apples receipts 96 bbls, market firm though moderate trade. Cranberries light, Cape Cod choice at 12 per bbl. Almeria grapes at piers per barrel, Catawbas 14 17 cents per 6 1b basket. Nuts quoted by variety, cocoanuts 30 to 36 per 1000 count. Dried apples prices listed by grade.
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Florida
Palermo
Essina
Messina
Valencia
King
Russels
Greenings
Ben Davis
Massachusetts
Baldwins
Maine
New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Almeria
Virginia
Naples
Steamer Powhattan Arrives Gibraltar with Citrus Cargo
Powhattan cleared Gibraltar on January 26 carrying 16 000 boxes oranges 8750 boxes lemons 7100 boxes cue oranges 700 half boxes and 2500 boxes lemons for Boston. Effective bound for Boston with 5500 boxes 1600 half boxes Messina oranges and 3300 boxes Palermo lemons. Ethelred due here next Thursday with bananas for the Boston Fruit Company.
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Powhattan
Gibraltar
Oston
Boston
Ethelred
Boston Fruit Company
New York spot cotton market dull with steady futures
The New York spot cotton market remained dull and easy at 914c for middling uplands with no sales, stock at 123,499 bales. Futures opened quiet and closed steady as daily sales reached 43,100 bales while price quotes showed slight month to month movement. Liverpool market was dull at 415-16d with 4,000 bales sold, 3,100 American, and receipts of 28,000. Futures closed quiet and steady.
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New York
Liverpool
Saturda
Commodity market curation and rail receipts note
Consolidated net receipts for one day total 21,821 bales with exports to Great Britain 7,960, nap trees to the Continent 20,312 and stock figures. Regional cotton grade notes indicate varied middling and dull readings across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Norfolk with prices in cents per pound.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
Print cloth market shows quiet firmer tone in week
Providence and Fall River reports show the print cloth market steady while sales volume remains modest. Weekly activity includes 20,000 pieces 64x64 extra spots at 3 cents and 6,000 further pieces at about 26 16 cents, with stock levels around 346 000 pieces 64x64 and 27 000 pieces 56x60. Fall River notes production of 200 000 pieces and deliveries of 263 000, with stock at 362 000 and sales of 250 000, spots 80 000 and futures 170 000. Prices listed at 31 16 cents for 64x64s and 256 cents for 60x56s.
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Providence
R.L
Fallriver
Mass
Whiskey markets in Peoria Cincinnati and St Louis firm
The Peoria whiskey market holds at 115 dollars while Cincinnati and St Louis stay firm at 114 dollars each. The report notes steady demand across these key markets with prices unchanged from prior levels.
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Peoria
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported in New York
Turpentine quoted at 4042 41 cents, resin at 14242 146, tar at 260, petroleum closed at 7.10 cents. The market notes kK 5 W at 7,45 cents and cases at 9.60 cents.
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Turpentine and
New York
Oil Market Pipe Line Certificates and Crude Runs
Market bulletin shows opening and closing prices for pipe line certificates with Feb 6 and Feb 7 activity. Crude runs shipments and equivalents listed with averages since the first, alongside figures for refined products and cotton seed oil certificates, reflecting bid and spread data in a snapshot of the oil trade.
Dense fog stalls London wool sales postponement
A dense fog in London prevented wool sampling, leading to the postponement of the London wool sales. Week imports totaled 64 from Victoria, 1502 from New South Wales, 170 from South Australia, 6337 from Queensland, 8892 from New Zealand, 2803 from the Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 792 from China, 669 from Libau, and 469 from various other places.
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London
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
Cave of Good Hope
Natal
China
Libau
Foreign Markets London Feb 7 Wheat and Corn Quiet
Beerbohm's report notes cargoes off the coast with wheat and corn steady. At Liverpool spot wheat easy, corn quiet. Paris wheat and flour firm with February and March prices listed. Farmers' deliveries of wheat for the week total 77,358 quarters at an average price of 328 5d.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
California
Paris
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