Grain and feed prices and receipts mixed in today’s market
Ear market shows 150 tons and moderate demand for shade liners with several price quotes. Sack spring at 15 dollars a ton, sack winter 16.25, Michigan bran bulk 16.50, midlings 15.25 to 19.25 per ton. Cottonseed meal steady with moderate demand and unchanged prices. Malt receipts 2480 bushels today vs 4950 last year. market quiet. Hops receipts none, market dull and unchanged with prices as last quoted.
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Michigan
Butter Market And Related Dairy Prices Report
Butter receipts today reach 4038 packages, with large prior totals and firm market for top grades. Bakers’ butter quiet while Western creameries show high outside prices, and Northern creameries hold steady at about 18–20c. Imitated creameries and Northern dairies supply tight. prices range 14–20c for various grades. Eggs and cheese also noted, with steady to firm trends and regional price variations across New York, Chicago, and Liverpool. Potatoes, sweet potatoes, poultry, hay, and straw markets described with fluctuating supplies and generally firm or improving prices.
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New York
Chicago
Canton
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Liverpool
Market reports steady supply and fair trade on vegetables
The market shows ample seasonable lots and steady demand. Prices include Bermuda onions at 80c per crate, spinach 50c a bush, native cucumbers 4 dollars per 100 count, Southern cucumbers 2 dollars per 250 crate, Florida tomatoes 3 dollars 4 per crate, and Jersey peas at 1.50 per basket with Long Islands at 4.45 per barrel.
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Bermuda
St Andrews
North Carolina
Savannah
Florida
Chicago
Norfolk
Bush
Jersey
Apples and Oranges Market Report with Prices
A late market summary reports today’s receipts and steady price levels for apples and oranges. Strawberries and peaches show fair demand with varied crate and per crate prices, including Florida peaches at about 1.50 to 1.75 per crate and apricots and plums priced per crate, while bananas remain well supplied with Jamaicas at 1.25 and Baracoas at 1.50 per bunch.
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Marylands
Long Islands
Jerseys
Florida
California
Jamaicas
Baracoas
Steamers Arrive and Leave with Bananas and Oranges
The Lif has arrived with Baracoa bananas for W Ww and C R Noyes. The Miranda will arrive Thursday carrying Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Victoria bound for Boston has gone to New York. Valencia with 3900 cases Valencia oranges headed to Boston. Timor passed Gibraltar June 5 en route to Boston with large consignments of Messina oranges and lemons and Palermo oranges and lemons. Victoria due about Thursday with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns & Co.
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Lif
Baracoa
Ww & C R Noyes
Miranda
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Victoria
Boston
New York
Valencia
Gibraltar
Palermo
Seaverns & Co
Market Notes on Pork and Beef Prices Across Cities
The report shows inventory receipts for pork products and meats, with varying stock levels across bbls tierces tubs and other units. New York pork and beef markets are mixed with dull pork but firm beef. lard is easier, while Chicago and St Louis report quiet pork and firmer dry salted meats and hams. Cincinnati and Brighton price ranges reflect steady to firm trends in pork, lard, and mutton.
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New York
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Choice
Brighton
Veal Market Slumps in Poor Lots High Volume
Veal supplies are plentiful as many lots are in poor condition and sold at very low prices. Tallow receipts reported today include 153 barrels, with 64 barrels the same day last year, plus 5 tierces and 1 bag. The market is described as tame, with New York tallow barely steady at 4 shillings 4 1/2 pence per city render.
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New York
Hog and cattle markets trade across major cities
Stock yards Kansas City reports cattle receipts 2879 with steady trade. Hogs receipts 4291 higher with heavies at 4 15 4 22. Sheep receipts 160 steady at 3 10 4 40. Cincinnati hogs in demand 375 450 and 425 450. Chicago cattle receipts 10000 strong 4 40 4 65. hogs 20000 steady to higher with heavies 4 20 4 45 and ships 3 50 4 20. Sheep receipts 7000 steady natives 3 4 60 and Texans shorn 3 4 30.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Cotton Market Quiet as Futures Open Steady in New York
New York cotton trades quiet and steady with 466 bales sold. Quotations show uplands and Gulf grades around 8 11 16 to 11 1 16 cents, while futures open steady and close very quiet with June through December spreads listed. Major port and inland markets report receipts, exports, and stock levels with mostly quiet to steady tones across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis Louisville and consolidated port totals.
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New York
WMG
Eves Cess
Ee Os
Srioes Co
Fia
Liverpool
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Los
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Mid
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Great Britain
Continent
St Louis
Louisville
United States
Sugar and Molasses Prices and Receipts Report
Sugar receipts today show 1881 bbls 1145 hhds 7126 bags vs last year 248 bbls 803 hhds. Raw sugars higher trade quiet with Cuba and Manil as quotes around 6 40 to 6 44 per cwt and 6 44 for Manila. Molasses receipts 362 bbls 40 uncheons. market firm with Ponce Porto Rico 45c gal and other grades quoted 33 47c for Cienfuegos to 50 30%4c for boiling grades. New York foreign firm 50 test 31c. New Orleans dull.
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Cuba
Manilas
Lloilos
Javas
New York
Ponce
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Cienfuegos
Market notes on commodities and pricing in New York
Miscellaneous brief notes show coffee possible quiet trade between New York and Rio with fair car values. Turpentine and rosin prices listed with turpentine closing at 38 cents, rosin at 10 7/44 dollars, tar at 210, petroleum at 7.10, with related rates for RSW 6.90 and cases at 8.80.
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New York
Rio
Imports June 10 1889 Barbados and Nova Scotia goods
Listed cargoes from Barbados and Port La Tour and Yarmouth NS include sugar, potatoes, beer, earthenware, tinplates, machinery, wine, and various crates. Shippers include Barclay & Co, J D Williams, Mitchell Woodbury, Seawards, and Jordan Marsh. Loads cover sugar, rum, ginger ale, casks, crates, bales, and numerous domestic goods bound for Liverpool and local markets.
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Barbados
Port LA Tour
Egts
Barclay & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Catalonia
Star Lanning Co
D & M Williams
John Ek Cassidy
Mitchell, Woodbury & Co
Hinds de Jones, McDufffee & Stratton
Pierce & Co
Macallar, Parker & Co
Ford
Waldo Bros
Jas Forgie & Son
Wright & Ditson
J E Jacobson
Baring Bros & Co
Bixby
Oliver Ditson & Co
JD & M Williams
Charles F Adams
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Stone & Downer
Boardman
Thairlwall
Richards
Lorraine Manico
Bycroft
Cumner, Jones & Co
King
Richard Briggs
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Skivera Booth & Co
J Walther
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Moseley & Co
Tilly Haynes
Atkins & Co
Louis Wolf & Co
Feichelman & Co
Lassware
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Moise Otter, Atherton & Co
Nuoise
Yarmouth
Clements & Co
S Ellis & Co
Trade Goods Shipment Ledger Entry
Morals 1 chronometer 5 bbls gold thread Flowie Hib bard 25 cases halibut 49 crates lobsters 8 cases eggs 55 bbls mackerel J G Hall co 22 bbls potatoes 9 cases eggs Delong Seaman 34 do do F Batchelder 28 do du Cram Allen 4 cases halibut 1 cask codfish 1 coil rope 6 bolts 1 bbl short string G Hall co 6 bbls potatoes N B Griffin 6 cases eggs 2 parcels duck 1 box salmon J G Hall co 6 cases eggs order.
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Flowie & Hibbard
G Hall & Co
Delong & Seaman
Batchelder
du Cram & Allen
Hall & Co
Griffin
Exports Listing At Tamatave Barbados and Liverpool Goods
The report catalogs June 10 1889 exports from Tamatave to Digby Annapolis Barbados and Paspeblac with items including ginghams flannels turpentine petroleum sail twine and boxes of hardware and flour. It also notes steamer New Brunswick and Palestine shipments with prices quantities and cargoes of oil ink glassware oysters butter beer lard beef and other goods to Liverpool Eng.
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Digby & Annapolis
New Brunswick
Barbados
Charles F Ward
Paspeblac
Mary E McLaughlin
Liverpool
Eng
Palestine
Global trade totals and commodity lists across regions
The document inventories trade categories by region including England Scotland Belgium Italy Germany Cape Verde Island Spain Cuba Porto Rico Nova Scotia and others. It lists dry goods rubber glass carpets hardware metals oils and numerous other items with subtotals and a grand total of 1 345 157. It reflects broad commodity flows and values across colonial and international ports.
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England
Scotland
Belgium
Etee
Italy
Port Antonio
Kingston
Logwood
Barbadoes
Trinidad
Hamilton
Montevideo
Singapore
Gambier
Eds
Ieacuws
Goree
Germany
Cape Verde Island
Valparaiso
Spain
Porto Rico
Nova Scotia
Cuba
Boston imports and totals for week ending June 7 1889
A fragmented Boston trade summary lists values for numerous commodity groups such as agriculture, raw materials, and manufactured goods. Notable entries include leather, cotton, cornmeal, bread, bacon, beef, sugar, tobacco, and wood products, with totals suggesting overall imported and domestic commerce across countries and regions.
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Boston
India
Lo Scwiniecwiebceins
England
Scotia
CHE Ata Scares
French Guiana
Miquelon
Langley
Railroad Schedules and Branches Include Newburyport to Halifax
A fragmented timetable lists Lynn and Way Stations with multiple departure times from early morning to evening, noting connections to Newburyport Portsmouth Portland Bangor St John Halifax and Salem with varied hours. It mentions the Saugus and South Reading branches and a station in Boston Haymarket square, and notes no Workingmen's train.
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Causeway St
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Bar Harbor
Concord
N. H
Upper Moads
Lewiston
Manchester
Haymarket St
St. John
Halifax
the Provinces
Maine Central
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Knox
Lincoln R.ks
Rockland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
South West Harbor
Bar Marbor
Mill Bridge
Machinaport
Portland
Eastport
Calais
M. B
Claremont
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Norwich
Hanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Essex
Burlington
Mntreal
White River
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
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Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
North Woodstock
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Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Fabyan
S and Jefferson
Western Division
Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Denver
North Conway
Exeter
Great Falls
Georgetown
Kennebank
Kiddeford
Saco
Lawrence
Lowell
Newburyport
Reading
Salem
Lynn and Way
Portsmouth
Saugus
South Reading
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