Mixed grain receipts and market notes from June week
Receipts for the week ending June 1 show flour at 16,238 bbls and 25,904 sacks, corn 115,550 bush, oats 78,640 bush, rye 640 bush, malt 26,860 bush, hops 57 bales, with last year figures generally higher. Prices quoted for flour and bread grains across New York, Chicago, and St Louis reflect a quiet, slightly easier market, notable for small lot flour sales and varied patent prices, while corn and oats show steady demand and mixed spot values.
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Innesota Bakers
Michigan Stone
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada Extra
New York
Okgs
City
Minnesota
St Louis
Chicago
Toledo
Peoria
Chicago Board
Bush
White State
Graham Fiour
State
Western
Michigan
Canada
Weekly Receipts Report on Butter Oleo Cheese and Beans
Receipts for week ending June 1 show butter 24482 pkgs and 2411 boxes, oleo 2678 pkgs, cheese 3065 boxes, eggs 26 boxes, 79 barrels and 11652 cases, beans 638 barrels, potatoes 41 cars and 20161 bushels, hay 221 cars, straw 35 cars, altra 209 pkgs, sweet potatoes 232 barrels. Last year butter 22521 pkgs, oleo 4161 pkgs, cheese 3561 boxes, eggs 39 boxes, beans 947 barrels, potatoes 52 cars, hay 192 cars, straw 23 cars, poultry 147 pkgs, sweet potatoes 313 barrels. Butter receipts today 1623 pkgs vs 1557 pkgs last year. Market notes firm demand for top creameries, lower grades quiet. various regional price quotes listed for butter and cheese and margarine receipts. New York demand quiet. state and western quotes provided.
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Vermont
Eastern
New York
State
Western
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
New York Extra
Ohio
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Fresh West
Michigan
Nova Scotias
Islands
West
North
Jersey
Timothy
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Hebrons
Bush
Aroostook
Vermont Hebrons
Burbanks
Ebrons
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Rose
Hebrons
Prince Edward Island
Chenangoes
Bermudas
Tennessee
Market Prices and Receipts Across Commodities
New York and regional markets report steady demand and firm, unchanged prices for eggs beans potatoes and poultry. Receipts today include 1868 cases eggs and 80 bbls beans while pork lard and beef show quiet, steady trading with price levels largely unchanged across major hubs from New York to Chicago and Liverpool shipments noted in an international trade roundup.
Market report on vegetables and fruit prices
The column lists current wholesale prices for onions, beets, carrots, lettuce, turnips, cucumbers, beans, and more with regional notes. It also covers fruit receipts for the week ending June 1, including apples, strawberries, oranges, lemons, and various imported fruits with jobbing price ranges and recent comparisons to last year.
Steamers Carry Oranges And Bananas To Boston Fruit Co
The steamer Victoria passed Gibraltar May 25 with 3900 cases Valencia oranges for Boston. The Marmion is due about Wednesday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Lorenzo D Baker due Friday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Bao 8 with Baracoa bananas for WW & CR Noyes due Wednesday. Dana due next Monday with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns & Co. Peconic passed Gibraltar May 19 with 4750 boxes oranges and 22500 boxes lemons bound for Boston, due June 8.
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Victoria
Gibraltar
Boston
Marmion
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Lorenzo D Baker
Bao
WW & CR Noyes
Dana
Seaverns & Co
Peconic
Provision Receipts and Pork Prices in Week Summary
Receipts for the week ending June 1 show pork 225 barrels and 18,741 live hogs, beef 235 barrels, lard 1262 tierces, 114 cases and 1789 packages, hams 131 barrels, 200 tierces, bacon 1830 boxes, tallow 498 barrels, 183 bags, grease 276 barrels, 4 packages, tongues none, preserved meats 40 boxes. Compared with last year, pork and pork products remained strong with varied figures across categories. Current day reports list pork 175 barrels, lard 634 tierces, 50 tubs and 914 pails, hams 2 barrels, preserved meats none, bacon 136 boxes. dressed hogs none, last year pork entries differ. Prices for pork and pork products are steady with listed quotes for various cuts and products including long cuts around 1475–1500, prime mess 1650–1700, lard around 8–10 cents, sausages near 9–9 4/10 cents, and hams around 11 cents per pound.
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New York
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brighton
Hog and cattle markets at Kansas City and Cincinnati
Stock yards in Kansas City report weak cattle with receipts 2166 and hogs 12513. Cattle proceeds range from 215 to 325 dollars for natives and butchers alike, while hogs sell between 390 and 420 dollars for heavies to pigs. Sheep receipts total 1574 with strong activity around 260 to 350. Cincinnati hogs are quiet with common and light lines at 375 to 450, packers and butchers 420 to 435. receipts 870, shipments 1300.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Sugar and Molasses Market Report
Sugar receipts today total 402 bbls 146 birds and 2508 bags with last year’s figure at 13762 bags The market remains firm and quiet with Cuba refining 6c and various sugars priced across grades Refined sugars are in strong demand at firm prices while molasses receipts total 148 bbls and 116 hhds with a firm market and little change Prices span Porto Rico New Orleans and Cienfuegos grades with open kettle varieties and standard adjustments.
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Cuba
New York
Ponce
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Cienfuegos
New York Cotton Prices and Global Market Summary
Cotton markets show steady to quiet activity across centers. New York quotes report upland values from 8 11-16c to 11% for middling, with futures opening full and closing quiet. Liverpool and other ports list middlings around 6d to 6 11-16d, with American sales totaling thousands of bales. Consolidated US port figures indicate firm to quiet trading with midquote levels around 10 1-16c to 11% for various grades.
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New York
Ceeuss
Cis
Cecs Cece
Eure
Cic
Sia
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York
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Market roundups show steady Western and firm New York trades
Whiskey markets steady in the West while New York coffee remains quiet yet firm with fair cargoes. Turpentine closes at 38 percent, resin 10744 110, tar 210, petro leum at 7.10 cents, ASW 6.90 cents, cases 8.80 cents.
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New York
Petroeum
Imports and Exports June 1 1889 Barbadoes
Bark Bremer 967 hhds 25 tierces sugar Standard Sugar Refinery at Barbadoes. Cienfuegos schooner Lloret de Mar 2508 bags 146 hhds sugar I Atkins & co Kingston Jamaica. Schooner C D Lathrop 335 tons logwood ordered. Ort Spaln schooner B B Church 140 hhds 668 bags sugar 744 hhds 44 tierces 74 bbls molasses 72 empty carboys 161 do beer kegs Cotton & Haley. Port de Paix steamer Gw Jones 960 tons log wood Boston Dyewood co.
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Barbadoes
Bremer
Cienfuegos
Lloret de Mar
I. Atkins & Co
Kingston
Jam
Cotton & Haley
Port DE Paix
GW Jones
Logwood Boston Dyewood Co
Exports From Atlantic Ports on June 1 1889
A June 1 1889 export list details cargoes from Hantsport Kingsport Windsor Economy Point Port Antonio and Great Village NS and Halifax NL. Vessels include Schooner Melinda Kong Alf and Steamer Halifax carrying flour bbls cornmeal lumber hardware ships stores and assorted goods with quantities such as 623 bbls 28 sacks shorts 592 feet lumber 114 boxes bananas 25 bbls pich and 42 coils.
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Hantsport
Kingsport
Windsor
Economy Point
Melinda
Port Antonio
Jam
Kong Alf
Great Village
Halifax
London and Liverpool Market Report on Wheat and Corn
Foreign markets from London and Liverpool show quiet wheat and steady corn with price quotes for No 1 California wheat and American corn. Liverpool stockpiles wheat around 460 000 to 480 000 centals and corn at 60 000 to 70 000 centals as cereals hold modest demand.
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London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed for John F. Hartt
Albert W. Nickerson is appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of John F. Hartt, late of Brookline Norfolk, deceased. He has taken the trust with bonds. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors must pay. May 16, 1889.
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Margarlt KE. Macfarlane
New York
Commonwealth
James H. Young
Seara Building
Boston
Williams
Macfarlane
Frederick W. Pollard
Suffolk
Otilce
John F. Hartt
Brookline
Norfolk
Albert W. Nickerson
Annie V. Powers
County of
Cyrus R. Clark
Emma L. Hartt
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Alonzo Hamilton
Mary A. Hamilton
William F. Hastings
John E. Fakrnham
Congress Street
Sunday Trains and Branch Services Schedule
Schedule lists Lynn and Way Stations times from 7.55 to 9.35 pm and connections to Newburyport Portsmouth Portland Bangor St John Halifax Salem with multiple daily departures and a Workingmen’s train via the Saugus Branch and a station in Boston Haymarket Square.
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Doever
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Beach
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Portsmouth
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Gloucester Branch
York Harbor & Beach RR R
Swampscott
Woltebors
Lynn and
Way
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Halifax
Saugus
Workingmen’s
South Reading
Haymarkes Square
Sunday Train Schedules Include Several Stops
Timetables show Sunday departures from Nashua at 1 and 7 pm. Lowell runs at 9 am and 4.5, 7 pm. Stoneham and Way Stations offer 10 am and multiple evening times 1.30, 5.30, 7.15, 10 pm. Woebarn and Way Stations list 9 am and evening runs 1.05, 4, 5, 7.45, 10.15 pm. Blanche ster and Concord show 1 and 7 pm. Monatreal at 7 pm.
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Tex
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Stoneham
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Winchester
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Reformatory
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Blanchester
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Central Massachusetts Division Train Schedules Listed
Trains depart from Boston Station at Causeway Street Foot of Portland Street for Northampton Hadley Amherst Belchertown Ondsville Ware Gilbertville Barre Rutland Oakdale West Boylston Worcester Clinton Berlin Wadson Sudbury Rockbottom Wayland Weston Waltham Waverley Helmont Belmont to Northampton 1.15 pm final stop details show multiple daily times and stops. signatures James T Furber D J Flanders General Manager Genl Pasr and Ticket Agent
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New York
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James T. Furber
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Gen’l Pas
Train Timetable For Boston Albany Service
Boston and Albany Railroad timetables show local and through trains to Albany and the West. Departures from Boston include 6 30 a.m. No 3.00 p.m. No 3. 7.00 p.m. No 9 as posted at ticket offices.
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Boston
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