Meat Market Prices and Supplies Across Districts
The report details demand and quotes for beef, fresh meats, and related products. It lists prices for corned beef, plate and family beef, mess, hams, tongues, tripe, and beef cuts, with notes on steady demand, scarce prime steers, and steady lambs and veal. It also covers tallow, lard, and bacon markets, plus today’s and last year’s receipts by category.
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Chicago
Choice
Brighton
New York
Hog and Cattle Markets Across Several Cities
Market notes show St Louis hogs steady with Yorkers at 425 to 435, packers 410 to 436, Peoria hogs easy at 410 to 435, Cincinnati hogs lower, Kansas City cattle 12,977 head with best steady and others weak, hogs 7,386 firm to higher, sheep 6,219 steady, Chicago cattle slow with steers 290 to 490, hogs 415 to 465, sheep 3890 to 420. Receipts and shipments vary across cities with mixed price moves and high activity in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Peoria
Kansas City
Chicago
Produce Trade Receipts and Prices Report in Old Market
The report details daily receipts across goods including butter oleo eggs beans potatoes and hay with last year’s figures for comparison Butter market remains firm with creamery butter scarce and prices firm or easing depending on grade Cheese eggs beans and poultry show steady or quiet demand with varied prices Meanwhile markets in New York Chicago and Liverpool are noted for steady tones and specific price ranges for creamery and dairy products Potatoes and sweet potatoes show steady prices amid ample receipts with regional varieties listed by grade and origin
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Americas
Michigan
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Choice
Bush
Newark
Vermont
California
Lima
Canada
North
Red Top
Jersey
Rhode Island
Bent
Orchard
Timothy
Western
Northern
New York Burbanks
New Hampshire
Burbanks
Houlton
Aroostook
Houston Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Eastern Shores
Norfolks
Ersey
Quiet Trade in Fresh Produce Quotes From Market Bourse
Market notes list steady prices on onions and vegetables with varied bids. Onions Ohio and Malta fetch around 2 60 per barrel, while carrots beets lettuce and cabbage show modest figures. beans pickles and squash appear at multiple unit prices in this period.
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Malta
Ohio
White Cape
Bush
Market Prices for Produce Include Celery Cauliflower and Tomatoes
Market listings show native celery at 100 count and Kalamazoo celery at 20 to 25 cents per bunch. Cauliflower priced at 125 by the dozen bunches, green tomatoes at 25 to 40 cents per bush, with other price points noted for assorted produce.
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Kalamazoo
Fruit prices and trade report across Florida and California markets
Florida lemons scarce with quiet sale at 4 to 6 per box. Sorento, Palermo, and Jamaica fruits show varied pricing. California peaches and Tokays firm with ample supply. Apples mixed with steady demand for choice lots and ample common stock. pears, grapes, and berries offered with active trading notes. Bananas from Jamaica and Golden Wales tradable at quoted steamer prices.
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Florida
Palermo
Jamaica
California
Missouri
Vermont
Harveys
Duchess of Oldenburg
Hubbardstons
Commnion
Bartletts
Beurre Bosc
Bush
Seckle
Buerre Clairjeans
Vicars
Beurre d’Anjou
Sheldons
New York
Nova Scotia
Isabellas
New
Virginia
Cape Cod
Golden Wales
Steamer Korg Frode to Bring Jamaica Bananas to Boston
The steamer Korg Frode is due with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. The steamer Bowden is due next Thursday with a cargo of Jamaica bananas for the same company.
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Korg Frode
Jamaica Bananas
Boston Fruit Company
Bowden
Port Aintonio
Salt Day
Barkentine
Geneva
Charles IL
Davenport
Fruit Sales Prices Listed by Harris & Co and Snow & Co
Harris & Co sells Solway peaches at 130 175 dollars and Georges late peaches at 135 200. Purple Damascus grapes fetch 1 8742, VYokuay grapes 150 210, Rose de Peru grapes 85c 110, Winter Nellis pears 225. Snow & Co lists California peaches 1 160, Tokay grapes 137144 1 624 percent, Muscat grapes 1 105, Morocco grapes 120, Emperor grapes 145, domestic Concords 24 25c.
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H Harris & Co
California
Snow & Co
Morocco
Sugar and Molasses Price Report
Sugar markets show firm demand with varied grades quoted. Confections and granulated sugars list multiple cts per lb, while raw sugar stays firm. Molasses prices cover Porto Rico, Ponce, Cienfuegos, Barbados and New Orleans grades with ranges from 22 to 60 cents per unit, reflecting quality and grade distinctions.
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Porto Rico
The Cotton Markets In New York And Liverpool Trade
New York demand quiet with steady prices for midling uplands and middlings. Liverpool market firm with steady demand and sales of 10,000 bales. futures open firm and close barely steady. Consolidated five days show net receipts 171,064 bales and stocks 800,708 with exports to Britain and the Continent.
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New York
Uplands
Niy Viets
Oe Cdeee
Ku Soc
Wales
UOC
Esiaaive
Cenisiecw
Cae
Ceee
Coos Es Loguc A
Aseie
Cseazh
Dales
Liverpool
le Rept
Seeice Ss Nes
Cesc.ses
Duis Twas
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Wilmington
Great Britain
Continent
France
FALL RIVER PRINT CLOTH MARKET OUTLOOK OCTOBER
Fall River report notes a slight rise in print cloth business with sporadic sales around 645 at 35 16 cents and steady demand on odds. Mill men discuss a possible one week shutdown in October and, if no improvement, 60 hours curtailment for months. Providence decline to join October agreement sparks talks on a more effective plan.
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Fall River
Providence
Wool Sales Report From London Market
At the wool sales in London on October 1 13 600 bales were offered. The selection was fair with advances in merinos and scoured grades, while faulty lots remained weak. Cape snow white offered firm and scoured quality improved in tone and demand. The home trade has taken over half to date. Withdrawals total 6 500 bales with 115 000 bales available and about 20 000 bales hold over. Delays of offerings include New South Wales 2100 bales.
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London
New South Wales
New England
Union
Maine
Canada
Liverpool
Glasgow
Bostonian
N Morris
Milanese
M Goldsmith
Ksptine & Shamburg
Michigan
Leymanros
J Allathway
J Rollinger
Virginian
SM Flint
P Burke
C Dohan
Be Th
RW Brown
J Hayes
J McDonald
H A Vinton
Lewiston
Gives & Weston
Hall & Son
William Monkittrick
Libby & Son
J C Libby
Dlec
Breck & Wood
W W
Brown
Watertown
Lowell
Concord
Quincy Market
Sturtevant & Haley
Trade in Bales and Weighing Marks Across Regions
Scoured bales and pieces listed for Queensland South Australia Swan River New Zealand Cape of Good Hope and Natal Victoria with prices in old currency. Entries note greasy, reasy or tyed locks and pieces, with amounts in pounds shillings and pence across multiple regional lots and bale counts. The text reads as fragmented commodity listings from a historical trade page.
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Queensland
South Australia
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Victoria
Market Summary: Western Prices Steady to Strong
Western markets report St Louis steady at 113 dollars, Cincinnati firm at 113 dollars, and Chicago strong at 113 dollars. The note tracks closing prices across major hubs, signaling uniform pricing despite regional variation.
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported in New York
Turpentine closed at 39 4cc with resin at 1404 145 and tar at 250 while petroleum closed at 7.25 cents with RSW at 7.40 and cases at 9.45 cents.
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New York
Market Report from Brighton and Watertown 1840
The Boston Post summarizes the week ending October 1 1840 livestock at Brighton and Watertown markets listing sheep cattle and lambs swine and veal with prices for beef store cattle sheep hides and tallow. It presents price ranges for market beef store cattle sheep and hides and notes quantities sold compared with the prior year.
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Brighton
Watertown
Bostoix
George J. Fox
Dakar Market and Atlantic Trade Inventory List
An extensive catalog of goods and commodities with quantities and varieties from Dakar and Halifax operations, including casks, hardware, canned goods, lumber, beef and pork products, tobacco, textiles, oil, and machinery. Notable entries span multiple listed locations such as Pictou Nova Scotia, Hillsboro New Brunswick, and Livenkil England, with numerous item counts and packaging.
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Dakar
Charles F Ward
Pictou
General Middleton
Hillsboro
Swift Drisko
Electris
Livekiuol
Eng
Steiner Michigan
Phes
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Cargoes off the coast and markets in decline as wheat steadies and corn quiet. At Mark Lane and Paris prices show wheat and flour firm with mixed American corn listed. Liverpool notes quiet demand and steady winter wheat at 7s 1d amid lower tallow, and Manchester reports a quiet market with firm yarn and steady prices across sectors.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Paris
Manchester
The
Guardian
Mrnday
India and China
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