Wheat, Corn Markets Fluctuate Amid Mixed Trade News
Wheat closed steady amid mixed actions as reports of favorable demand supported prices, while corn weakened then rallied on Hutchinson buying. Government crop estimate quoted 1.55 billion bushels, with limited car movement and nervous shorts. Prices shown for Chicago, Milwaukee, St Louis, Minneapolis, and Duluth market levels across wheat corn and oats, with notes on flour demand and grain inspections.
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Gilman, Cheney & Go
Bank of France
Bank of England
New York
Plese Ee Bas
Pei Vess
Cave Zee
Milwaukee
St Louis
Duluth
Yse
Minneapolis
Nod
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Chicago
Hogs and cattle price notices across markets with varied trends
Chicago and Kansas markets show steady to firm hogs with strong receipts, many cattle prices higher including Texans and Rangers. Cattle across markets range steady to strong with steers up to 4 55, natives around 1 50 to 2 25, hogs averaging 3 65 to 4 15 on heavy and butcher weights and lower on calves. Sheep receipts mix with slower demand and lower quotes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Tirmer
Kansas
Lego Nor
Butter Market Firm As Cremeries Struggle To Meet Demand
Receipts today show butter large in quantity with cleo and cheese also active. Prices quoted across Elgin, Chicago, and New York markets reflect a firm trend, with Western creameries scarce yet selling at higher outside prices. Eggs beans and poultry follow steady to firm pricing amid variable supply and strong outside demand.
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Dairies
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Islands
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Lima
Choice Canada
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Northern
Norfolk Jersey and Bulk Prices Reported in Seaside Trade
Norfolk markets show Jersey bulk at 150 to 175 dollars and Jersey double heads at 250 to 275 dollars. Jersey bulk trades listed at 225 dollars. Local trade notes reference shores and bulk quantities with prices in dollars.
Market Update For Produce And Truck Trade
Quiet demand for truck with price quotes: onions 3 360 per barrel, Malta onions 2 50 per basket, Ohio onions 2 560 per 2 bolts, pickle onions white 8 bush, yellow 75 cents bush. Cabbage 44 5 per box, Savoy 75 cents per bush box, cucumbers 15 cents each, Florida string and wax beans ready, Illinois arrivals poor, dealers asking 75 cents to 1 dollar for top lots.
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White Cape
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Florida
Fruit Trade Report Shows Mixed Fresh Produce Activity
Florida oranges and lemons steady with modest supply. palm and Jamaica fruits offer fair trade. Malaga and Palermo lemons varied. apples largely quiet with steady pear sales. dried apples and nuts steady. Grapes and berries show mixed demand. New York Concords and Isabellas in light of full baskets with varied prices.
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Massachusetts
Baldwins
Maine
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Michigan
Hubbardstons
Beurre Bosc
Bush
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Almeria
New York
Concords
New York Niagara
Isabellas
New York Salems
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Delawares
Rebecca
Vergennes
Dianas
Catawbas
Steamer Arrivals Bring Jamaica Bananas and Mediterranean Apples
The Bowden is due with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Ethelred expected around Nov 19 and Ethelwold around Nov 21 with Jamaica bananas for Boston. Travencore arrives with 1300 boxes Messina oranges and 21,000 boxes Messina lemons for Boston. Pawnee is loading at Mediterranean ports for Boston.
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Boston Fruit Company
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Boston Fruit Comany
Travencore
Boston
Pawnee
Sugar and Molasses Market Prices and Quotes
Sugar and molasses markets show quiet demand at steady or unchanged prices. Quotes include various sugar forms from raw to refined, with wholesale figures for November 12 and international rates from New York and London markets, plus molasses prices for Porto Rico, Barbados, Cienfuegos, and New Orleans grades.
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New York
London
Porto Rico
Barbados
New Orleans
Cotton Markets See Steady Spot Prices In New York Trade
New York spot cotton holds steady as middling uplands nears 9 5/16 to 9 1/4 cents with sales 753 bales and stock 55,982. Futures open and close firm amid mixed quotes. Liverpool market dull with buyers favored. Additional data shows Liverpool sales 7000 bales and receipts 41,000 bales, including 34,800 American, with futures firm then quiet. Consolidated four day receipts total 166,474 exports to Britain 64,372 to France 12,297 to the Continent 31,467 and stock 651,497.
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Consolidated
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Syed
Whiskey markets steady with minor odds movement
Business dull with no quotable price changes. Odds show slight movement but little activity. Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnati markets remain steady at 114 dollars. Peoria whiskey holds at 1165 with spirits at 117.
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St Louis
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Peoria
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices in New York Market
Turpentine closed at 41 percent, resin at 150 156, tar at 250, while petroleum finished at 7.15 cents per gallon. RSW quoted at 7.50 cents and cases at 9.05 cents.
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New York
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report
Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox notes for week ending Nov 11, 1800, live stock totals and prices at Watertown Union Market. Sheep, cattle, lambs, and swine show mixed totals with last week and year-ago comparisons. beef, store cattle, hides and pelts priced, with sales by local firms. Traders bought freely. notable sales include Flack 90 lambs at 5.4c and Sargent 657 sheep at 3.34c. markets report plentiful cattle arrivals and steady to higher western prices.
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Imports and Exports on Nov 11 1890 at Liverpool
A detailed list of imports and exports landed at Liverpool on November 11 1890. The ledger records crates, bales, and cases of earthenware, steel, textiles, groceries, wines and spirits, oils, machinery, and assorted merchandise from numerous firms including Houghton & Dutton, Brown & Co, Reed & Sons, Stone & Downer, and many others. Entities span suppliers, shippers, and brokers with quantities ranging from a few cases to hundreds of crates and bales.
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Houghton & Dutton
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Dodge, Haley & Co
Richards & Sons
Krank Db Young
John Gardner
Brown Bros & Co
George Brange
M O'Rourk
Moise Stone & Downer
Macallar, Parker & Co
Littlie, Brown & Co
Low, Kennard & Co
Shuman & Co
West & Jenny
Neal, Morse & Co
Long & Langworthy
Professor Lyon
White & Smithe
Senegal
Fenry Atkins & Co
Stone & Downer
Stone & Downer 2 Hh Is Do 1 Case Doll M Peyser & Co
Whitney & Co
Koopman & Co
F Hovey & Co
Ihbe
Wellesley College
HW Davis & Co
Deisalis & Daggett
Shimon & Co
Austin & Doten
H Whittemore
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Holder & Ierrick
Gorham Mfg Co
Carl Schoenhof
I C Houghton & Co
Gonzilez, Egan & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Wim Guild & Co
Nonantum
British Hosiery Co
Clark, Sawyer & Col
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Webster King Glue Co
Schmidt
Abraim French & Co
Dyer, Rice
Ijaring 108 & Co
Cummins & Co
Brewster
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Kimball & Guild
Stowell & Co
Leith & Greene
Beach & Col
R Clark
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
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M .Cullar, Parker & Co
Yarmouth
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