Canada roller export and grain price report noted
The item lists export prices for Canada roller and various grains in New York and Chicago markets. It records receipts, shipments, and price levels for bbls of oils, corn, oats, wheat, and byproducts, with regional notes from New York, Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, and Detroit. Prices include exports and spot bids, with market tone described as steady, quiet, or firmer in places.
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Canada Roller
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Bssge
Minneapolis
Graham
Butter and dairy prices mixed as supply tightens
Butter supply remains scarce with creameries rising in use and dairies filling gaps. Quotations show Western creameries at 26 26.5c for extra fresh, down to fair at 20c. Cheese steady with quiet demand, eggs receipts up but market stable. Potatoes see good movement with prices steady and stocks shrinking.
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Western
Vermont
Chicago
Eigin Creamery
New York
Ohio
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Choice
PE Island
California
West
North
Jersey
Houlton Rose
Houlton Hebrons
Arooostook
Aroostook Hebrons
Burbanks
Market Prices and Poultry Report From Local Stockyards
White brooks and Davis seedlings priced at 70 to 75 cents and 70 to 75 cents for rose and Burbanks. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick barrel stocks listed at 82 250 for rose and 1 756 200 for Burbanks and Prolifics. Bulk stock at 0 cents. Hay and straw market unchanged with demand at old prices. Poultry trade quiet with Western turkeys and fresh killed chicks and fowls quoted at various small-crown prices.
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Davis
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Banana steamers schedule with banana arrivals
The steamer Amicitia arrives May 18 with bananas from Baracoa for WW and C R Noyes. The steamer Aguan arrives May 18 from Jamaica with bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. The steamer Schweigaard arrives May 17 from Baracoa with bananas for Seaverns and Co.
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Banana Steamers
Amicitia
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Aguan
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Schweigaard
Seaverns & Co
Fruits Market Report Shows Steady Fruit Prices Across Goods
The market notes quiet demand for apples with firm prices for Baldwins and choice stock. Oranges and lemons show fair demand with steady pricing for Palermo and Messina boxes. Strawberries move fairly. bananas steady with Jamaica and Baracoas in circulation. Boston receipts of bananas from March 26 to May 12 reach 276,495 bunches. California Frais reports cherries sold at $3 per crate.
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Palermo
Messina
Messing
Valencia
Tennessee
Norfolk
Jamaica
Ges
Baracoas
Boston
California
Meat market report shows steady demand and mixed prices
Commodity prices across pork beef and lard hold firm with modest changes. Hogs and long cuts quoted at steady levels. various pork products and byproducts range from 8 9c to 18 per unit, with New York and Chicago markets showing dull to slow trade but steady direction. beef and lamb markets remain steady or improving slightly in wholesale terms.
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New York
City Extra India
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brighton
Market Dictates Prices for Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
The market shows ample truck supply and steady demand with revised quotations. Asparagus 1.75 per dozen, Savannah green peas 1.25 per crate, North Carolina green peas 1.50 to 2.50 per crate, Florida tomatoes 1.75 per crate, and various greens, roots, and cucumbers priced per crate, bush, or bunch. The Norfolk boat arriving Friday lists 1400 crates berries and 500 cabbage pkgs among other items.
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Savannah
North Carolina
Florida
Chicago
Bermuda
Bush
St Andrews
Norfolk
Sugar Prices Firm Across Markets In Quiet Trade
Sugar markets show firm tone with subdued activity. Cuban refining and centrifugals quote at 418-16 and 542 cents per hundredweight. Javas Nos 10 to 11 at 69-16. refined sugars steady with old-price demand. molasses prices mixed across Ponce Porto Rico Cienfuegos and Maryaguez regions. New York reports a quiet, steady raw and refined market.
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Cuba
New York
Havana
Matanzas
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Maryaguez
Cotton Markets Show Dull Trade Yet Prices Rise Some
Allan Asher & Co report a dull market but prices closed higher by a few points. Liverpool lists firmer tone with 164d gains on arrivals. home market options show limited spirit yet demand remains, spinners must buy more, and export mills stay out of domestic market amid steady to firm overall tone. Port receipts and stocks rise year over year. New York quotes for midland, low middling, good ordinary and ordinary noted with futures dull.
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Allan Asher & Co
Exchange Place
Liverpool
New England
New York
Iadata Hee Srds
BOSC
Cotton Markets Show Mixed Open and Steady Close Across Ports
Upland and 7 16d for Orleans, 8000 bases. In eee futures opened dull and closed firm with varied May prices and later-month spreads. Across ports receipts totaled 19,419 for five days with exports to Great Britain and France rising while stocks remained extensive at many centers including New Orleans and Savannah, markets quiet to steady overall.
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Uplands
Orleans
Eee
Maisie Sic
Seers
Pr Aes
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
West Point
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Britain
Continent
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
France
United States
Wwe
NoG and Cattle Markets Update From Midwest and Plains
Nationwide hog and cattle markets show mixed activity with St Louis, Peoria, and Kansas City steady to easy. Chicago reports strong cattle demand with high beef prices, while hogs move slower with wide price spreads. Receipts approach 10k across regions amid regional shipments data and overnight price ranges.
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St Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Market Summary Declines and Steady Notes Across Cities
Taviow reports a quiet market with mixed quotes in various categories. New York shows easier sales and steady coffee, while St Louis and Cincinnati note muffled activity. pipe line certificates close with mixed bid levels, and turpentine and petroleum sectors display modest shifts in price and resin.
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New York
Rio
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cattle Market Report Brighton and Watertown Yards May 16 1888
Prices for beef and store cattle along with sheep, lambs, and swine at Brighton and Watertown yards are detailed. Sales include milch cows, oxen, and herds from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and western states with notable figures for weights and prices, and remarks on market activity and arrivals.
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Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
Joe J. Fox
Farm cattle and calf prices from New England and Watertown markets
New milch cow at 35 dollars, three year old heifer 38 dollars, eleven milch cows 40 per head, two choice springers 60 each, two nice milch cows 115, twelve tailing calves, and various veal prices. Reports from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and New York cover cattle, calves, store pigs, fat hogs, live poultry, and export trade with recent vessel movements and market quotes at Watertown Brighton and London.
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Brighton
AN Monroe
Hollis & Co
Farrell & Nagle
N D Chamberlin
H M
J PD Ilosmer
Glines & Weston
W Scollans
J S Hery
Lnice Milker
J Melloy
F H Coolidge
W C
J B Remick
Ilall & Seaver
Gibson & Jones
Massachusetts
C Smith
W Melloy
J D Prindle
W H Bardwell
A A Smith
Henry
W Seollana
New York
D Crow
Aldrich & Johnson
Catle
Monroe
I Monroe
Farrell & Meflynn
J A Hathaway
J Rollinger
Lehman Lios
N Db Chamberlin
J B Thomas
H Merrill
Yic Libby & Son
W C Limefield
W Melioy
Maine
Libby
Litlefield
FH Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
Breck & Wood
Ff Adden
Dow & Moulton
E Winn
Wilcox & Baker
Vermont
W Ricker
Lie
Glasgow
Liverpool
Lee
Borderer
London
Lehman Bros
Michigan
J Kollinger
Gould & Morgan
T F John
W J McCullen
Manitoban
Watertown
W Ricker & Son
W G Lownsend
JS Henry
B S Hastings
Brighton Yards
Connecticut
Farrell & McFlynn
Imports and Exports Antwerp Part Shipping List Compiled
A detailed OCR style record lists cargo shipments across Antwerp Barbados and Puerto Rico ports. It names steamer and brig arrivals with consignors such as George H Leonora Co and J B Moors Co. including boxes and cases of indigo window glass marble porcelain and rags along with sugar, eggs, potatoes and canned goods. Also noted are port entries at Port Hawkesbury Charlottetown Halifax and Saint Domingo with diverse goods and quantities.
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Antwerp
George H Leonora & Co
Ultra Marine
Smith & Co
Moors & Co
W&cr Noyes
Norway Steel
Lron Co
F de Bary & Co
Tufts
Wilcox & Co
Louis Wolf & Co
Porcelain Jones, McDuffe & Stratton
Horace Partridge & Co
Peabody & Whitney
Houghton & Dutton
Baring Bros & Co
Liambert Bros
Wilder
Butler & Co
Spkyus Glass
Lambert Bros
Sherburne
Barbadoes
Sugar Standard Sugar
Vorto Rico
Steamer
Mayaguez
Colburn
Paranips & H Cutler
Chapin Bros
Griffin & Co
I Hill & Co
F Johnson & Co
L & Wickman & Co
A &Ow Mead & c
Woodside & Co
Winsor & Son
Port Hawkesbury
George Bond & Co
Bigelow & Co
H Cutler
O’brien
Ingalls & Co
Kendall & Co
Shattuck & Jones
Taylor & Mayo
George Upton
ST Domingo
Ark
Alliiaha
Whitney, Pouslaud & Co
Exports May 16 1888 from Liverpool Havana Digby and More
Cargo list from multiple ports shows Michigan cleared May 14 with cotton lard beef and various goods including 625 bolls shooks 633 bales cotton 750 tes lard and 3483 bales cotton. Digby Nota Bene reports 190 bbls four 400 sacks flour. Havana Bark Belmont 6583 tons coke. Digby Annapolis Siemer Cleopatra and more cargoes including lumber, flour, fish and hardware across Moncton Port Prince and Hayti with extensive quantities of rice, pork, mackerel, herring and victuals.
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Liverpool
Eng
Michigan
Digby
Nota Bene
Havana
Cuba
Annapolis
Siemer Cleopatra
Moncton
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Matilda Buck
Wool, flour, corn and more on 1888 rail shipments
A long list details Staple products received by multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Boston & Providence and New York & New England. Items include bales wool flour corn oats malt feed grease tea bacon sugar lumber hides skins butter eggs and beef products with numerous car lots and measure units.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bates
Qld Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lunder
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell System
Fragmented freight items list from old ledger mayhem
OCR line lists quantities of goods such as cars lumber rolls bags boxes boils and cases of leather butter wool molasses sugar eggs potatoes and freight units from Express and Sea entries. It preserves numbers and unit types but lacks context or narrative.
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By Express
Wheat and market notes from London to Paris and Liverpool
London reports cargoes off coast and steady wheat and corn, with Australian, Chilian, and English markets firm. Liverpool notes dull wheat with firm corn and varied prices across futures. Paris, Antwerp, and general European exchanges show steady to firmer wheat and related grains.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Australia
Paris
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
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