Market Report Shows Strong Demand in Pig Iron and Metals
The article notes robust activity in American pig iron with many large sales at full prices and a firm market. It reports high quotations at shipping ports for Pennsylvania and Scotch pig iron, steady to rising prices for manufactured iron, bar iron, and sheet iron, plus active demand for wrought iron pipe and steel rails. Copper, tin, and lead markets show mixed but firm to rising prices, with speculation low and consumption driving demand.
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Pennsylvania
Gray Forge
Pittsburg
London
New York
The Grocery Trade Shows Mixed Sugar and Coffee Trends
In New York and abroad sugar markets drift with modest declines and later steadiness. Refined sugar holds steady with firmer overseas markets. Rio coffee remains active with rising prices and heavy European buying. Reports cover Rio stocks, shipments, and global prices for spices, tea, rice, raisins, prunes, currants, and Patras market trends.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Europe
United States
Maracaibos
Padang Javas
Singapore
Zanzibar
Amboyna
Ahr
Wednnesday
Louisiana
Java
Assyria
Valencia
Malaga
California
London
Patras
Grain Markets Report Shows Dull and Steady Signals
The report outlines activity across grains with mixed receipts and shipments in Chicago St Louis and New York. Wheat prices range from No 2 red to No 1 white while oats and corn show quiet demand and variable on track quotes. Weathered by heavy local supply, markets describe dull steady and weaker shifts across regions with modest exports and fluctuating elevator figures.
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Chicago
St Louis
New York
State
Michigan Brant
Canada
New_York
Receipts and market prices for dairy and produce items
Receipts today include butter 1300 tubs and 498 cheese boxes while eggs rise in demand. Butter market steady with high grades firm. oleomargarine well supplied. cheese steady. eggs firm with varied regional quotes. beans and potatoes show quiet demand. hay and straw in modest demand. market notes from Ogdensburg and New York.
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Choice
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Lima
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New Hampshire Rose
Hebrons
Aroostoo Hiebrons
Houlton Rose
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Burbanks
White Stars
Bush
Rose and Hebrons
Virginias
Quiet market on hay prices and mixed regional grain data
The report notes ample hay supply with varied prices from $10 to $18.50 for prime hay and rye straw at $16.50, alongside a quiet Saturday trade and no new features. Regional markets show mixed receipts, exports, and stock levels with general firmness on high quality goods and steady mid prices across ports.
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Galveston
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Wilmington
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
Consolidated
United States
Fruit Market Prices Show Mixed Demand Across Varieties
The report lists abundant stock and low prices for apples, with Graversteins at 3 350, Porters 175 200, and Duchess of Oldenburg 3 per barrel. Oranges scarce with high lemon prices, pears in small supply at strong rates, and melons, berries, grapes, and plums all showing varied demand and pricing across multiple varieties and crate or basket measures.
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Salems
Wordens
Marthas
Jamaica
Baracoa
Port Simons
Seeley
Vine Valley
Gleamers to Arrive with Bananas and Peanuts
The steamer Dana arrives Thursday with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns Co. The Kong Alf arrives Friday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. The Norfolk boat arrives Monday carrying 680 bags peanuts and 800 barrels potatoes. The Charles Morand arrives about Thursday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company.
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Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Kong Alf
Jamaica Bananas
Boston Fruit Company
Norfolk
Charles Morand
Fruit Auction Figures Include California Peaches and Grapes
Blake and Ripley sold George's California cling peaches at 155 dollars eighty cents per box, Solway peaches at 112 dollars and 122 cents per crate and grapes at 25 pence per box. The fruit were in very good order. Snow and Co will auction 500 packages of New York Bartlett pears on Monday.
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Blake & Ripley
George
California
Solway
Snow & Co
New York
Pork and Lard Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts list today include tallow 3 pkgs beef 10 bbls pork 290 bbls lard 250 pkgs hams 3 bbls preserved meats 756 cases bacon 225 boxes. Last year this date showed tallow 102 pkgs beef 100 bbls pork 14 bbls lard 710 Peas hams 364 bbls bacon 1 box preserved meats 1725 cases. Pork products demand remains strong for home and export with lard steady. prices quoted for various cuts and products across New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago markets. Continuous notes on beef and other meats indicate firm to higher pricing on several items and mixed activity in others.
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Wisconsin
Canada
City
New York
City Extra
India
South America
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brighton
Choice
Market Report on Hog and Cattle Prices in Kansas City
Kansas City market shows slow cattle and weak hogs with steers at 3.30 to 3.70, cows 1.50 to 2.90, stockers 2.20 to 2.70, range cattle 2.30 to 2.60. hogs heavies 3.50 to 3.80, mediums 3.75 to 4.15, pigs 4.10 to 4.35. sheep 3.00 to 3.90. Cincinnati hogs steady 3.25 to 4.50. receipts 500, shipments 430. Chicago cattle receipts 3,500. hogs receipts 8,000, shipments 3,600. cattle steady to slow, beves 4.40 to 4.70, steers 3.40 to 4.50. hogs mixed 3.75 to 4.30, skulls 3.60 to 4.40. sheep receipts 2,000, shipments 500, natives 3.40 to 4.70, Western 3.50 to 4.00, Texans 3.40 to 4.10, lambs 4.57 to 5.0.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Quiet Trade
In New York cotton markets sales reach 283 bales with uplands and varieties listed. Prices show ordinary at 85 sc to 10 tcts, good ordinary 10 c, middling around 11 1/2 c, Gulf ordinary 8 1/4 c, low middling 11 3/4 to 11 5/8 c. futures opened steady and closed steady. A table follows detailing opening and closing quotations and yesterday’s close.
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Bates
New York
Turpentine, Petroleum Prices Across Markets
Turpentine closed at 4474 44%2 ¢ with resin at $102%42 105 and tar at $275. Petroleum finished at 7.60c, KSW 7.20c, cases 9.10c. Whiskey markets steady in the West at $102.
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New York
Imports Sept 7 1889 Ponce PR Brig Odorilla-452
Shipping list from Ponce Puerto Rico shows brig Odorilla 452 with molasses at 48 tierces and 1 hogshead. vessel Whiting with 11 cases jelly. agents G Preston.
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Ponce
Odorilla
Preston
Exports Debris from 1889 Atlantic Trade Listings
The report catalogs shipments from September 7 1889 across Valparaiso Halifax Bear River Africa and Cheverie with cargoes including rosin tar nails lumber hardware ranges and assorted commodities. Notable items include 11600+ feet lumber 140 cases assorted hardware 85 crates ranges and fixtures 125 bbls flour and 2 boxes electric goods among many others. Strong entity mentions include Bark Rose Innes Halifax NS Steamer Halifax Brig Bessie May and Sci Gamma.
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Valparaiso
Halifax
Russia
Cheverie
Sci Gamma
London and Liverpool Wheat Markets Sept Prices
Foreign markets report wheat quiet in London and Paris with mixed American corn data. Liverpool notes dull wheat, firm corn, prices steady to firmer for various wheat and pork, bacon, cheese, and tallow, with local quotes across Winter and Club wheat.
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Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
Lara
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