Market Report Notes Light Outside Trade
The article notes a crowd of early sellers moving tin, with crowding and coverages described, while outside trade remains light and sparse.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1889
Page
7
The article notes a crowd of early sellers moving tin, with crowding and coverages described, while outside trade remains light and sparse.
Market report detailing carload grain lots, flour quotations, and visible supply figures. Includes inspections of wheat, corn, oats, and mixed grains. stock tallies for Boston, Chicago, New York, and Milwaukee elevators. price quotes for various flour grades. and remarks on market mood and demand with regional receipts and shipments. Entities include New York, Chicago, Boston, Milwaukee, and Boston elevators.
Market notes from Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and New York show wheat firm at 795sc and No 2 red bids, while rye and flour markets in Chicago and Toledo stay dull or steady. Receipts vary with barley malt oats cottonseed meal and hops quoted with mixed demand, including No 1 white wheat and Canada rye price ranges.
Receipts show butter markets cautious with buyers buying in small lots for immediate use. Western extras fetch 18 to 20 cents, Vermont creamery 20 cents, Eastern creamery 20 cents, and prices vary by grade. Oleo margarine weakens alongside quiet cheese and egg demand. cheese prices mostly firm with light trade. Pork and beans markets steady, vegetables mixed, and hay and straw supplies adequate with steady pricing.
The market is well supplied with all reasonable goods and a good demand at quotations. Onions and related vegetables are listed with prices such as onions two dollars per barrel, Bermuda onions one dollar per crate, beets twenty five cents per bush, carrots one fifty per barrel, lettuce fifty to sixty cents per box, turnips sixty five cents per box, radishes and turnips forty cents per dozen, long radishes forty cents per dozen.
A list of per unit prices for assorted vegetables and produce across regions including North Carolina Savannah Norfolk Florida and the South. Items include parsley green peas cucumbers rhubarb beets cabbage beans and tomatoes with crates and bunch counts noted. Prices range from 26 cents to several dollars per crate or dozen.
Cranberries and oranges show steady demand with prices steady or rising. Florida oranges are out of market while late Floridas expected next week. Strawberries are well supplied with Maryland and Tennessee berries selling at modest prices. dried apples and peaches steady with evaporated varieties firm. bananas well supplied with Jamaica and Baracoa bunch prices listed.
The Dana is due with Baracca bananas for Seaverns and Goa while the Lorenzo D Baker sails Friday with Jamaica bananas for Boston Fruit Company. Macmion heads to Boston with Jamaica bananas on Wednesday. Caledonia and Cervin report arrivals with Valencia and Palermo oranges and Messina lemons after Gibraltar passages in May. Fitzroy also reported with Messina oranges and lemons en route to Boston in May.
Pork and pork products quoted with inventories and prices across regions. Reported today are 164 barrels of pork, 26 tierces of lard, 75 packages, 3 barrels, 4 boxes of bacon, and 1000 barrels of dressed hogs. Prices show long cuts at 14 75 to 15 00, and lard around 8 to 10 cents per pound. beef andveal items also listed with varied bids and receipts across New York and Chicago markets.
Stock Yards Kansas City receipts 2253 cattle steady prices native cows mixed butchers stockers and feeders range 335 to 350 hogs receipts 4116 market lower heavies 430 437 butchers 445 pig range 421 445 sheep receipts 1016 steady at 3 50 St Louis hogs dull Yorkers 445 450 mixed packers 440 450 butchers 450 460 Peoria hogs lower 444 475 Cincinnati hogs lower common light 440 466 Chicago cattle receipts 14660 shipments 4500 active lower steers 340 10 stockers 250 360 cows bulls mixed 190 350 Texas cattle 180 350 hogs receipts 28000 shipments 9000 lower mixed 450 470 heavy 440 465 light 455 485 sheep receipts 3000 shipments 1000 strong higher natives 445 Texans 325 365 lambs 490 525
Sugar receipts reach 2275 barrels and 60 48 bags, with refined and crude grades quoted from Cul to Nos 10 11, all steady or fair in demand. Molasses receipts 606? pounds and 22 barrels, 22? hhds. market shows strong raws and dull refined, with prices for various grades and grades listed.
New York markets show steady demand with uplands sales at various grades and futures opening quiet and closing steady. Liverpool quiet and easier with American and total bales traded. quotations for midlings and low middlings listed alongside futures through May to September. Regional receipts and stocks across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk West Point Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and other ports compiled.
Market notes show quiet steady activity with receipts of 242 barrels today and 7 barrels plus 14 casks and 2 packages from last year. Prices cited include city at 4 percent, New York trades dull to fair, turpentine closes at 40 cents and resin at 10.744, tar at 210, petroleum at 7.10 cents with RSW 6.85 and cases 8.75.
On May 13 1889 steamer Thames 1761 carries 94 bbls sugar 43 bbls dyestuffs J Morgan co 121 boxes oranges 3 cans old spirits. Steamer Yarmouth 197 crates jobaters 3 cases 1 box salmon 1 do mackerel and salmon 1 case halibut Barclay co 1 box trout 120 crates lobsters 2 cases eggs 1 box salmon.
Ellis and company list includes 297 crates lobsters 175 cases canned lobsters 1 box salmon and mackerel 13 cases eggs 10 bolls ia 1 box halibut 1 do salmon Clements and company 96 crates lobsters 66 cases eggs 1 box 1 bbl effects 1 box 1 case removals 1 case 2 boxes salmon 1 do trout 4 bbls 1 case effects 3 bbls household effects 1 table 5 cases halibut 1 box fresh salmon 1 bag for 1 had 2 bbls 4 bolls paper stock 1 parcel 128 bales waste J G Hall and company 35 cases eggs F Batchelder 15 do do J F Hutchinson 21 rolls 14 bolts duck bbls twine B D Webber.
Shipping manifest of multiple vessels including Schooner John Tyler and Schooner Eureka with flour cornmeal meal pork beef lard and goods from Weymouth Digby Annapolis Digby and Annapolis NS. Also Steamer Dithmarschen freight to Port Antonio Jamaica with wheels axles nails varnish springs and household items.
Foreign markets show wheat steady to firm with quiet at London Mark Lane and Paris. American corn dearer, flour softer. Liverpool spot wheat quiet but steady, corn steady. futures quiet. British deliveries last week reached 63,575 quarters with mixed price readings across wheat and corn. pork and lard near previous levels in provisions.
In the Suffolk case Henry M Hartshorn and William C Hartshorn copartners of H M Hartshorn & Company hotel keepers insolvent debtors notice is given that the third meeting of creditors will be at the Court of Insolvency Boston Suffolk county on June 14 1889 at ten in the forenoon assignee Samuel J Elder will present accounts creditors may object and prove claims the debtors are to be present at the meeting
Corrected timetable lists weekday and Sunday departures from Boston foot of Summer Street to Ashcroft Baltimore Blackstone Wanbury Bedham Dorchester Beadle street Ellis Endicott Fixh kill on Madson Forest Avenue Hartford Harvard Street Hyde Park Highland Lake Eelington Manchester Mattapan Milford Mt Bowdoin New Britain New London New York Providence Readville River Street Rockville Southbridge Willimantic Washington City of Boston Norwich Line Ex lines and Woonsocket division details with departure times and stations. notices on Sundays and special stops. names of officials.
Train timetable lists through services on Western and Eastern divisions from Haymarket and Causeway stations to Augusta Bangor St John Balifax Portland Lewiston Manchester Concord North Conway Portland and connections with steamer services to Calais Eastport and Bar Harbor. Includes times for both Haymarket and Causeway stations and notes on Maine Central Grand Trunk and Knox Lincoln Railways.
Boston station listings outline schedules to Alton Bay Rochester Farmington Andover Dover Danvers Exeter Great Falls Maver Hill Georgetown Kenslebunk Biddeford Saco North Lawrence South Lawrence Lowell Medford Melrose Highlands Melrose Merrimac Worth Andover Newburyport Meading Salem Wakefield and Sunday trains to Dover Haverhill Lawrence Manchester Lowell Medford Portland Bangor Lewiston with multiple daily departures and times.
Boston Haymarket station shows an extensive timetable with trains to Amesbury Beverly Biddeford Great Falls York Harbor Middleton Newburyport North Conway Peabody Danvers Portsmouth Revere Rockport Gloucester Salem Saugus Branch Swampscott Wenham Wolfeboro and more. Services include morning through evening departures with multiple daily times and a special workingmen’s train via branches.
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