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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1889

Page

7

Market prices for farm produce and live poultry

Trade remains steady at old prices for sweet potatoes and Jersey extras. Poultry markets are quiet though quotes show turkeys at 12 to 15 cents, chickens 12 to 14 cents, fowls 9 to 11 cents, ducks 12 cents, geese 8 to 10 cents. Game shows ample supply with varied venison and other birds priced per dozen or pair. Hay and straw receipts are large with buyers in control. choicest hay around 18.50 to 19.00, rye straw 18.50 to 19.00, oat straw 10 to 11, other hay grades 12 to 15.

Burbanks Jersey

Market Prices For Produce In Fragmentary List

Fragmentary price list for vegetables and produce including Marrow squash at $50 per ton turban squash $50 per ton Hubbard $70 per ton Savoy cabbage 75 to 90 cents per barrel cabbage 60 to 75 cents per barrel red cabbage $2 per barrel onions $1.25 per barrel Bermuda onions $2 per crate Span sh onions $150 per crate beets 40 to 50 cents per bushel carrots 75 cents per barrel lettuce 75 cents to $1 per bush turnips 40 cents per box white French turnips $1.25 per barrel radishes turnips 50 cents per dozen long $1 per dozen celery 7 to 8 dollars per box parsnips 50 cents per bush spinach 50 to 60 cents per bush box native dandelions $1.50 per bush Norfolk spinach $2.50 per barrel kale 50 cents per barrel parsley $2.25 per bush

St Andrews Bush Norfolk

Provisions Market Movements In Chicago and Commodities

Chicago provisions opened weak on heavy hog offerings, but buying surfaced as shorts covered, then eased. Pork prices show little change from prior reports with varied quotes for long cuts, backs, lean ends, and bellies. Lard and hams follow dull to steady trends in multiple markets including New York, Cincinnati, and St Louis, with pork, beef, and bacon segments showing overall softness and quiet demand.

Chicago New York City Continent South America St Louis Cincinnati Brighton

Market Report Apples Grapes Oranges And Lemons Prices

Apples price levels shown for common to good Hubbardstons King and Baldwins with various barrel quotes. Grapes Almerias supply not large with steady ranges from common to fancy, oranges and lemons listed by Messina Palermo Valencia and Florida, with box and case prices. Bananas supply ample and demand quiet with wide price spread.

Hubbardstons King Baldwins Almerias Messina Palermo Florida

Fruit Steamer Arrivals and Departures With Fruit Loads

The steamer Peconic will arrive with 7250 boxes Messina oranges 2100 Messina lemons 3700 Viatania oranges and 200 Catania lemons. Victoria due Feb 23 with 5900 Palermo oranges 3100 Palermo lemons 2500 Catania oranges and 3500 Naples oranges. Picqua due with 5500 Messina oranges 1000 Messina lemons 7900 Palermo oranges and 6400 Palermo lemons. Hondo due Feb 14 with Jamaica fruits for Boston Fruit Co. Trinacria has left Catania with 2800 oranges and 700 lemons bound for Boston.

Peconic Messina Viatania Catania Victoria Palermo Naples Picqua Jamaica Fruits Boston Fruit Company Trinacria Boston

Auction sale reports fruit prices at Harris & Co

Harris and Co sold Valencia oranges at 1 90 per regular case and Florida oranges at 1 75 per 3 374% box. Florida oranges and Valencia oranges, Baldwin apples and California beans are listed with prices. The same firm plans to sell Friday Florida Valencia oranges Baldwin apples one car California beans and one car eggs.

Harris & Co Valencia Florida Snow & Co Baldwin California

Sugar and Molasses Prices in New York Markets

Sugar markets show firm prices for raw sugars with Cuban and Java categories listed and refined sugars steady. Molasses demand is fair with varied prices for Ponce Porto Rico and Porto Rico grades. New York notes a quiet, steady overall market across sugar and molasses.

Cuba Belmont New York

Hog and cattle markets at Kansas City and St Louis

Stockyards report shows cattle receipts 4755 with slow demand and 6 to 10 cent lower prices. Native cows 130 to 260, mixed butchers 2.03, hog receipts 11828 with 10 to 15 cent drop, heavies 4.25 to 4.40, lighter packers 4.27 to 4.40, sheep 1646 steady at 24.5 to 25.0. St Louis hogs weaker with Yorkers 4.60 to 4.90.

Kansas City St Louis

Market Reports Signal Mixed Textiles and Livestock Prices

Hogs and cattle futures show weakness across major markets with receipts and shipments detailed. Chicago reports cattle weak with various grades, while hogs decline, noting mixed prices from $4.45 to $4.80 and lighter demand. sheep receipts volume around 8000 with natives and Westerns priced between $3 and $4.90.

Cottonseed Oil Certificates Opened and Closed Times

The report notes line certificates with opening times in the morning and closing times in the afternoon for February days. It mentions highest and lowest values on specified February dates, including repeated references to February 12 and 13. The text is heavily garbled with OCR artifacts but indicates two certificate types: pipe line and cottonseed oil.

Sawielas Meee Osenac Olea S. Helen Gary Elbridge A. Gary Boston Suffolk Boston Post Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register William Minot, Jr Cambridge George M. Brooks J. H. Tyler William S. Bowditch Katharina Rothe Thorndike Jonny W. McKim Atayali George William Minot Georce M. Brooks

Miscellaneous market quotes and price notes

Tallow markets stay quiet and steady with city and country quotes. New York firm with city holds at 5.4c. Coffee markets show steady New York Rio trade with fair car lots at 1.75. Whiskey markets steady in St Louis, Cincinnati, and Chicago around 10.3 dollars. Turpentine and petroleum reports from New York show turpentine at 47.75c and resin at 1024.7c, petroleum 6.55 to 7.15c with RS W at 7c and cases at 9c.

Augusta Galveston Savannah Charleston Britain Miles Wilmington Norfolk West Point Philadelphia Baltimore New York Great Britain France Continent Cincinnati St Louis Louisville Consolidated United States Rio Chicago

Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report

The Watertown Union market week ending Feb 12 1889 shows cattle and sheep arrivals with prices. Cattle buyers include Golden Whipple & Farnham Puff and Crampton. lambs and sheep offered lightly with modest prices. hides tallow and skins listed. exporters bought portions for shipment.

Boston West George J. Fox Union Market Watertown Chicago J Golden Whipple & Farnham P Burke HN Jenne J Lowe Ig Hollis & Co

Imports and Exports Feb 12 1889 Liverpool

Shipping list from Liverpool shows Pavonia and numerous consignments including brandy wine sheep skins books pianos leather goods steel tubing machinery glassware and various textiles. Notable shippers include Baring Bros & Co Reed & Barton Messinger and Grout Warren & Blanchard, with multiple firms reporting oranges wool and moise among items.

Liverpool Eng Pavonia Stark A Hayes & Co H Roffe & Co Jace Beal, Higgins & Henderson Moise Pollock Herbert & Rapp Co Brown, Durrell & Co Little, Brown & Co Stewart Warren & Blanchard Boston Button Co Beal, Higgins & Henderson Wilson, Larrabee & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Groat Stone & Downer Jis Moors & Co Washburn & Moen Manf Co E & F King & Co William Carter Thomas Taylor Lo Stone & Downer

Vast Warehouse Ledger of Shipments and Goods Listed

A dense OCR style ledger from a Liverpool and Plac entia Bay listing shows shipments of textiles woollens worsteds cottons and yarns from firms such as W H Davis Co Folaom Nute Newell Dumner Jones Co and Baring Bros Co. It records quantities packaging types and destinations including steamers Palestine and various brokers with items like tin plates silk indigo woollen cloths and grocers wares. The long list features dozens of consignors buyers and containers with occasional monetary figures and ship names.

Farris & Co William Bloom & Co Baring Bros & Co Stedman & Fuller Manf Co Cushing & Bliss Simmons Woollens Ballard & Son Thos Kelly & Co Wilson, Larrabee & Co Beal, Higgins & Henderson White & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Fuller, Dana & Fitz Sarins Bros & Co Horsweil & French RK Leeson & Co Latham & Co Moors & Co Noise Stone & Downer Talvot, Wilmarth & Co Jordan, Marsh & Co Pacific Mills DeBlois & Co Ford D & M Williams Hovey & Co Atkins & Co Littaner Bkoston Wall Paper Co Louis Wolf & Co Carbon Electric Gas Lighting Co Schneider & Weiss Temple Gorham Mfg Co Stone & Downer William Burgess Liverpool Eng Palestine Jodie Baring Bres & Co Amoskeag Mant Co Baring Bros Hall & Co Placentia Bay Maud Carter

Exports List From February 12 1889 Ports

Export items include bark Ralph B Peake cleared Feb 11 with 628526 feet lumber. Cargoes at Liverpool Nova Scotia and Annapolis Nova Scotia reveal flour beef pork lard cornmeal and various goods. Yarmouth Newfoundland steamer Dominion carries flour spikes hardware and foodstuffs along with general merchandise.

Buenos Ayres Ralph B Peake Liverpool Poryt-Au-Prince Hayti Wilmington Orlando Annapolis Anthony Gleneida Yarmouth Dominion

Staple Goods Receipts From Multiple Railroads 1889

A detailed OCR list records staple receipts across several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine and Eastern divisions. The items include cotton wool flour cornmeal oats pork lard butter eggs beans apples hay lumber leather hides and various packaged goods with quantities and carloads.

Boston & Albany Grand Junction Oston & Providence Railroad Ld Colony Railroad New York & New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Boston & Maine Railroad Eastern Division Koston & Maine Railroad Western Division Lowell Iby

Totals of Receipts for February 12 1889

An itemized ledger lists receipts by commodity for February 12 1889 and 1888, including cotton wool flour butter cornmeal oats wheat beans malt potatoes and meats with quantities in bales bags barrels and tons, reflecting year over year totals and stock movements.

Foreign Markets Report From London and Europe Feb 12

Market brief notes wheat and corn prices across London Liverpool Antwerp Paris with cargo movements and futures activity. Wheat on passage to Great Britain and the Continent totals show millions of quarters. English country markets rise. various quoted rates for Australian wheat Walla Walla and French flour. imports into Great Britain list weekly totals.

London Mark Lane Walla Walla Liverpool Great Britain Continent California Antwerp Paris

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