Leather Market Quiet with Cautious Wool and Rubber Trends
The leather markets show little activity with small lots and a cautious outlook. Prices for hides, leather types, and finished goods hold steady to firm while demand from foreign buyers and anticipated exports may lift activity within two months. Rubber remains volatile with rising tones from speculation and firm Liverpool pricing. Para and Guayaquil grades show modest variation as buyers wait for clearer direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Iiddle
Calcutta
Rouch
Chicago
Ohio
Montevideo
India
Liverpool
Fine Para
Comsse
Scrappy Odds Noted in Irregular Market Rebounds
The report lists several items with coded figures including 45 470 pressed Esmeralda at 54 55c and 44 465c, along with Panama at 44 465c and Carthagena at 40c. Nicaragua scrap at 54 559 and Nicaragua sheet at 60 53c indicate irregular market activity and token price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmeralda
Panama
Carthagena
Nicaragua
City Horse Market Sees Moderate Demand and Steady Prices
The West and distant arrivals are not heavy as predicted. Demand improved last week with more sales and slightly higher prices, especially for higher grades. Major sales occurred at Colman & Son, Walker's Bazaar, Isburgh & Co, KK Ham & Co, and Combina tion sale. prices ranged from $25 to $390 per head, with many horses selling between $40 and $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Colman & Son’s
Walker’s Bazaar
Isburgh & Co
KK. Ham & Co
H. Brockway
Welch & Hall
Russell & Drew
International Horse Exchange
Edgar Snow & Co
Grain Markets Report January 28 1891
The Grain Markets page notes receipts and inspections with 38 cars mixed wheat corn and oats. Wheat market firmer in Chicago with May at 965 sc and cash activity mixed across Minneapolis and St Louis. Corn and oats show firm demand. prices quoted for steamer yellow corn 64 66 1 2c, No 2 white oats 54 58c, and May grains steady with Chicago opening 52c for May corn and 46 46%c for May oats. Prices for rye barley malt and millfeed listed with regional variation and spot versus on track quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
von Nie
Minneapolis
New York
St Louis
Mae
Canada
Flour Prices and Market Report in Early Grain Trade
Receipts show flour and meal trade activity with small lots dominating. Flour prices range from 290 to 6.70 per unit for various grades, rye flour limited to jobbing and patents at 4.75 to 5.75, cornmeal firm with bag meal at 1.24 to 1.26 and barrel meal at 2.70 to 2.75 per barrel, oats steadies with cut and rolled at 6.45 to 6.75 and ground at 6.25 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Provision market steady as prices firm amid large hog receipts
Receipts show pork and hog products holding firm with good demand. Mutton supply remains light while prices rise for lambs and mutton, with choice Eastern and Brightons at 9 to 9.5 cents. Veal sells steadily at 9 to 10 cents for choice. fresh beef shows steady value for choicest steers, while light and medium beef stay dull. Tallow and lard hold firm. New York tallow at 45.5 cents. Chicago provision market weak in spirits due to enormous hog receipts and packers selling freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haims
Tierves
Choice Eastern
Brightons
New York
Chicago
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City market data shows steady cattle prices with typical weakness among some classes. Hogs at 14 196 head traded lower. butchers stock and stockers noted declines while bulls and mixed moved around 2 75 to 4 0. Cincinnati hog market described as dull and weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Market Prices Move Across Livestock Receipts
Prices ranged mostly at 3 375 receipts 5221 yesterday at the fair. Pork quiet at 10 25. St Louis hogs quoted 3 25 to 38 36, Packers 10 3 60, butchers to extra 3 45 to 3 5b. Chicago cattle receipts 16000 shipments 4000 lower. steers 83 75 to 560, cows 1 10, stockers 2 25 to 3 25. Hog receipts 50000 shipments 5000 fairly active. w r a c k e r s 3 45 to 350, prime heavy 3 55 to 360, light 3 45 to 350. Sheep receipts 11000 shipments 2000 active steady natives 4 4 65, Western 4 25 to 4 60, Texans 3 65 to 4 60, lambs 5 5 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Produce Trade Roundup Reflects Quiet Markets Across Regions
The issue reports steady butter prices amid a quiet market in Western creamery extras and New York cheddar. Eggs and poultry show dull trade with limited receipts. turkeys and spring chickens command modest gains. Beans, peas, and potatoes are steady to firm with overall large offerings and rising sweet potato prices in Jersey markets.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago
Northern Choice
Liverpool
Michigan
N. Y
Te Houston
Jersey
Truck Prices Steady as Trade Remains Fair Across Produce
Market notes show steady truck prices for vegetables and fruits. Spinach at 90c per bush, onions from several varieties up to $18 per crate, carrots 75c per bush, lettuce 50 to 60c, cabbage around $1, cucumbers and hot-house goods listed, beans and greens in the $2.50 per crate range, and assorted items with regional price points. Florida string beans fetch $2.50 per crate, hot-bed dandelions $2 per bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Ohio
St. Andrews
White Cape
Hubbard
Estern Hubbard
Florida
Florida fruit trade shows steady oranges amid quiet market
Florida fruit trade reporters note a quiet market with steady prices across oranges, mandarins, grapefruits, and lemons. Receipts highlight 327 pokes of Florida fruit versus 7654 last year, with box prices for navels, tangerines, Palermo lemons, and Messina oranges detailed along with steamer arrivals and shipments to Boston and New York.
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Florida
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Kingz
Russell
Greenings
Ben Davis
Massachusetts
Baldwins
Maine
New Hampshire
Hubbardstons
Common
Sweets
Tallman Sweets
Black Oxfords
Gillillowers
Northern Spies
Appies
Cape Cod
Almeria
Virginia
Naples
Ethelwold
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Alexandria
Gibraltar
Oston
Powhatan
Palmero
Savannah
New York
Yemasee
Boston
New York cotton market quotes and futures outlook
The New York cotton market opened easy and closed steady with middling uplands at 95-16c. Sales reached 85 bales while stock climbed to 116,715 bales. Liverpool spot market was moderate and easy at 51-16d with American imports 8,500 of 10,000 bales sold. Futures in both markets showed weakness late in the day. Consolidated four day receipts total 106,529 bales with exports to Great Britain at 56,204 and stock at 910,102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cseccssee
Augusta
Orleans
M c. St Lous
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
France
Print Cloth Market at Fatu River Steady Prices
The Jan 2 report from the Print Cloth Market at Fatu River notes steady activity with fair demand. Quoted prices include three cents base, and 64s, 29-16, and 26-8 cents for 60 by. The fragmentary text suggests a routine market update on cloth pricing and trading tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatu River
Sugar market steady with fair demand and mixed refiners quotes
Sugar market shows steady demand for refined sugar with varied quotations from major refiners. Prices for granulated, fine, and other refined grades range around 6 to 7 cents per pound, while raw sugar holds steady in fair demand. London cane prices stay quiet with unchanged levels. Molasses markets firm with a spectrum of regional prices from Porto Rico to Cienfuegos and Barbados.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Refining Company
Ee Revere
London
Porto Rico
Choice
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
Whiskey markets steady in St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati
The St Louis and Chicago whiskey markets were steady at $1.14, and the Cincinnati market firm at $1.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported
Turpentine quoted at 39 to 40 percent, resin at 40.424 dollars, tar at 260 dollars. Petroleum closed at 7.10 cents, ASW at 7-45 cents, and cases at 9-55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpentine and
New York
London Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Firm Corn
Jan 28 London cargoes indicate wheat firm, corn strong with overseas origin futures steady for wheat and firm for corn. Mark Lane quotes English and foreign wheat firm. American corn firm. Danubian corn firm. English and American flour quiet. Liverpool spot wheat easier, markets quiet. futures values listed for California wheat and various corn and flour prices in London and Paris.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Saranty
Paris
London Wool Sales Report From London Auction
At the London wool sale on January 28, 13 486 bales were offered with good attendance. Cross breds drew keen bids from York shire and Continental buyers at full rates, greasy wool in strong demand. Port Philip struggled, Natals held firm. Prices for New South Wales, Queensland, Melbourne and Victoria, New Zealand and other lots were listed with scoured, greasy and locks and pieces rates.
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London
Yorkshire
Continent
Port Philip
Queensland
Melbourne
Victoria
New Zealand
Cattle Market Report Watertown Brighton Week Ending Jan 23
The Boston Post notes a weak cattle and sheep market with lower values and heavy supplies of dressed beef. Western sheep and lambs declined, but good horses sold well while hog prices dropped. Multiple buyers and handlers across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York report cattle counts and prices. export trade shows light shipments to England with several new steamers and ships listed for Hamburg Liverpool and London.
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Maine
R. W. Brown
H. Wardwell
New Hampshire
Chas. Philbrick
A. R. Sone
D. F Baker
C. P. Brech
D. Fisher
W. Monkittrick
Par Wyman
A. Eastman
E. L. Sargent
Towner
Cate
Sonshep
Aenes Miller
Sr P
Ricker & Be
G. H. Sprigg
M. G. Flanders
Britton & Savage
H. Adams
G. R. Crosby
J. Ryan
Piper & Pond
Hastings
H. V. Whipple
Kimball
E Hayden
Henry
J. B. Shaw
W. H. Bondwell
H. F. Whitney
New York
E. N. Smith & Son
Western States
Boston
Liverpool
D. W
London
Stubbenhuk
Hamburg
Michigan
J. A. Hathaway
J. Rollinger
Virginian
M. Goldsmith
Epstine & Shamburg
N. Morris
M. D. Holt
C. P. Breck
Wood & Bidwell
H.adams
J. G. Bean
L. W
B. F. Hilton
Maine Cattle Beef and Store
Minnie O. Ham
Madison
J.C. Libby & Son
W. E
Vermont
Massachusetts
Western
Market notes on cattle veals and livestock sales
A period summary of cattle and veal markets with prices and buyers. Haydens sold two milch cows at 45 each, Rolfe sold two springers at 38, Martin sold a milch cow and springer at Puyeau. Veal quality affects market values. strong demand for good veals while slim calves fetch low rates. Listings show numerous buyers in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with varied weights and prices. Watertown and Brighton yards report cattle sales and western dressed beef influx.
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Maine
R. W. Brown
S. H. Wardwell
M. D. Holt
H. L Libby
F. L. Libby
I. C. Libby
Britton & Savage
J. Ryan
Piper& Pond
Kimball
Massachusetts
Henry
W. H. Bardwell
Watertown
O. W. Rolfe
G. R. Crosby
D. W
W. Ricker & Son
Wood & Bidwell
H. Adams
O. W
G. E. Wyman
L.w
N. B
Brighton
GH. Hammond & Co
Granger Bros
H. Wilcox
J. D. Hosman
P. W. Thompson
W. Melloy
D. Fisher
LC. Libby & Son
Durham
Watertown and Brighton Livestock Market Totals Week Ended Jan 28 1301
Report from the Boston Post by George J. Fox shows live stock at market with sheep cattle and lambs swine totals. Arrivals at different yards list cattle sheep veals and numbers for Boston and Brighton and various rail lines. Prices cover market beef store cattle hides tallow and skins with per head and per pound figures for quality grades.
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Watertown
Brighton
Boston Post
George J. Fox
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City Horse Market
High Winks
THE
London Wool Sales
Bos
Puyeau
Brighton Yards
Boston & Albany
George H. Hammond & Co
F. W. Dyer
Sturtevant & Haley
Watertown Yards
Boston & Lowell
F W Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Snow & CO
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Frais
Lewis
Samuel Hatch & CO
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Larcent’s Wharf
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Old State House
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J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Paas
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Ai Ral
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Worcenter
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Springhald
Springfeld
Worcester
New Lunfley
Hempstead
Stonington Line
Sane
Stonington
Washington Ever
J. W. Miller
Chas. F. Conn
Agente
O. H. Brigge
Gen. Pass. Agt
Commonwealth OF Massachtus
Suffolk
Holden
Thomas F. Scanlan
Co. C. McEwen
Lincoln
Commonwealth
John F. Brown
H. E. Bellew
Waltham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Board of Commissioners of Sewers
Sar Board
ENOST
Luce, Missione
Fhnestow
BOW Ditcill
Mass
Bally
Pickering
Ward C. Pickering
Francis V. Balch
Peubate Court
Kip
John C. Ulster
Joan Mullier
Cawbridge
John P. Wyman, Jr
Cambridge
Middlesex
Lowell
M.onuesex
George M. Brooks
Esquire
Seid Court
J. H. Tiler
Register
Massa
James EL Oun
Fred Putney
T. Witness
J. O. Tyler
Cauge
Boston Best
Itness
Ésquire
Cours
J. H. Lyler
Monwealth OF
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Sufpolk
Richard Fletcher
George A. Dary
Julia F. Jones
Joan W. McKim
Elijah Glorge
Massachusets
Deborah
Cary
Wakefield
Eaid Court
Edward Lyett Whidsn
J. H. Tyler
Johanna Mahoney
Andrew J. Sullivan
Adam J. Boston
Nove
Sohn F. Scott
Lilla Belle Wallace
Pepperell
Edward L. Wallace
Montreal
Fitchburg
Westborough
Ayer
Emma J. Whitcomb
Abellant
Beatrice B. Wallace
Lillia Belle Wallace
Cour
Theo
C. Hurd
Commonwealth OF Massachus Setis
Superior Court
County of
Henry Stinear
Lucy & Stinear
Brockton
Eaid Boston
Davis
Lucy
Bellant
Lucy E. Stinear
A. D
Jos
A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Liam A. Car
Court Square
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