Wool prices and market conditions for domestic buyers
The article notes wool sellers often must dispose of stock due to tight finances and uncertain profits, creating a buyers market. Manufacturers pay low prices, while buyers should leverage abundant, desirable selections to secure value.
Print Cloth Market Quiet in Fall River as Sales Stall
Print cloth market in Fall River is very quiet with slight demand for odds. Other markets show sales at steep discounts while this market notes nothing selling under 35 16 cents for 64s.
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Fall River
Flour and Meal Trade Report From Market Receipts
The market shows quiet trading in small lots with no major price shifts. Receipts include 6370 bbls wheat flour and 9878 sacks, plus oats, cornmeal and other products. Prices range from 3.40 to 6.50 for various Minnesota Wisconsin and export grades with steady demand for corn meal and oatmeal.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Graham
Grain Trade Receipts and Prices Reported
The grain exchange notes receipts of 23 560 bush corn 500 bush wheat 40 230 bush oats 515 tons millfeed and 2 290 bush malt. Inspections total 71 cars with 41 corn 29 oats and 1 rye. Visible supply data show changing stocks for corn oats and rice. prices firm for steamer yellow and mixed, oats easier, malt and millfeed steady with specific bid levels given.
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Chicago
Hust
Bush. Weal
Viette
Pace
Canada
The Produce Trade Receipts and Market Review
Receipts today list butter 2158 pkgs and other dairy items, cheese 2678 boxes, eggs 13 bbls, beans 280 bbls, potatoes 28 cars, sweet potatoes 1912 bbls, hay 31 cars, straw 6 cars. Butter demand is soft, prices steady, quotes set by receiver prices. cheese, eggs, beans and hay show firm to quiet markets with regional variations. potatoes and sweet potatoes show active quotations and mixed demand amid ample supply.
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Cleo
Elgin
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Canton
Ogdenburg
Michigan
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Vermont
California
Lima
Canada
North
Alsike
Lucerne
Red Top
Jersey
Rhode Island
Houston
Aroostook Hebrons
Rose
New Hampshire
Portland
Bush
Burbanks
The Fruit Trade Markets Reported Varied Prices and Arrivals
Mediterranean fruits show little material change with small supply and firm prices. Prices quoted include Sorrento lemons at 7 dollars and 50 cents to 9 dollars. Palermo lemons 36 to 50 count 4 to 5 dollars per box. grapes and plums vary by variety. Apples, pears, and berries are listed with multiple New York and Hudson River lots. bananas arrive by steamer for Boston Fruit Company. Steamer Yamuri and Kong Frode heads for Jamaica banana imports to Boston.
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Palermo
California
Rhode Islands
Rhode Island
Duchess of Oldenburg
Clapp
Ohio
Hudson River
Hudson River Moore’s
Hudson River Hartfords
Hudson River Marthas
Wyoming Reds
Hudson River Salems
Hudson_ River Brightons
Hudson
New York
Vine Valley
York Niagatas
Hudson River Quackenbos
New Hampshire
Jamaica
Almeria
New Brunswick
Mountain Cranberries
Varnum & Co
New Scotia
Baracoa
Simon Dumois
Apple Imports and Market Cables Report
The season opened last week with shipments totaling 300 barrels. Walter Webling of 21 South Market Street reports from Simons Shuttleworth & Co in Liverpool that the market is firm and American apples are in short supply. Greenings sell at 21s and Kings at 30s.
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Walter Webling
South Market Street
Simons, Shuttleworth & Co
Liverpoot
Tallow and Pork Prices From City Market Report Today
The provision trade reports today's receipts with tallow 60 packages and lard 200 packages, hams 1 barrel, preserved meats 2000 cases, bacon 1605 boxes. Pork markets show steady demand with multiple cuts priced from 11 50 to 17 dollars, and beef markets describe quiet demand but well supplied with prime steers around 7 2 to 7 4 cents per pound.
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Nec
Rale
Chicago
Choice
Brighton
New York
City
Chicago cattle and hog market report with varied receipts
The Chicago cattle market shows receipts around 14 000 cattle with Texans and rangers dominant and higher prices for all native grades. Hog receipts reach 22 000 with active trading and firmer values for prime heavy and butcher weights. Sheep receipts of 5 000 stay steady with natives and Westerns priced around four dollars and lambs near five dollars.
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Chicago
Sugar and Molasses Prices Stabilize in Wholesale Market
Sugar market remains steady with raw sugars firm. Quotes cover cut loaf, cubes, pulverized, powdered, granulated, confectioners and extra types. Wholesale prices for Tuesday September 9 show large and small barrel granulated at about 7 cents, with raw refining and centrifugals also steady.
London Cane and Beet Sugar Markets Report Sluggish
New York refined sugar remains firm and steady with quiet trade while cane and beet markets show dull or easing prices. Molasses demand is fair at firm prices with a range of grades quoted from Porto Rico to New Orleans and Cenon, noting varying quality and nominal boiling for 50 est.
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Manilas
Lloilos
London
New York
Porto Rico
Ponce
Cienmuegos
Larbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
New Orleans
Cotton Markets Steady in New York and Liverpool Trade
New York cotton markets hold steady with upland and middling grades mixed. Futures opened steady and closed firm. Liverpool market shows steady trade at 5%4d for middling uplands with 7,000 bales sold. Consolidated three-day data report receipts and exports to Britain and the Continent, plus Quoted grain futures across multiple exchanges.
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New York
Bssptenber
Oboe Ccess
Liverpool
Prbeusty
Ae Pedares
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Baltimore
St Louis
Louisville
Ste
Cincinnati
Lodge
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Wilmington
Great Britain
Continent
France
Merchant cargo details loaded from Atlantic trade ledger
List of consignments including earthenware, hosiery, wool, machinery, and leather from firms such as Murphy & Co, Macallar Parker & Co, Norcross Mellen & Co, Shreve Crump & Low, and Warren & Stanchard. Includes steamer cargos to Antwerp and regional ports with quantities like 50 bales hides, 24 cases earthenware, 79 terces alkali, and 1120 boxes tin.
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Liverpool
Catalonia
Brown Bros & Co
Karing Bros & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company
Brown, Henry & Co
Ballantine
Browning & Co
Covel & Osborne
L C Chase & Co
Cushing & Bliss
Coventry Mach Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Ls Crocker
Cushing & Sherman Co
H Carson
H Davis & Co
Davis, Pitta & Co
Fe, Doyle
Thomas Whee
MH Davenport
Camrell & Upham
Careel Books
S Ewell & Son
M Jones & Co
Murphy & Co
Saddlery
Marshall, Son & Co
Macallar, Parker & Co
William Miler
Murdoch Labor Grate Company
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Nonantum Worsted
Ll. Parks
Pieree & Co
Elantine
Linnors
Pierson & Co
Oair Cloth Company
Robbins & Appleton
Somerset Potter Works
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Saco Water Power Machine Company
George A Sawyer & Co
Simons, Hatuh & Whitten
Miise
Nathaniel Tufts
Moise— Talbot, Wilmarth & Co
J Tripp & Son
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Tilden
Thurber & Co
Henry Thayer & Co
John Lb & M Williams
Warren & Stanchird
Woonsocket Machine Co
H White & Co
Db Whitney & Co
Weeks & Potter
Antwerp
Lambert Bros
Hills, Turner & Co
Gabriel & Schall
Hird & Co
Lanney & Co
China
Houghton & Dutton
Peabody & Whitney
Horace Partridge & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
French & Co
Razor Stonea
Furness
Charlottetown
Carroll
Brown
de Loriea
Ecys Beaman Bros
Towles
Barclay & Co
Brock
Bartlett, Lyman & Co
Brackett
Cutler
Dales Moss Cummings Bros
Goola Delong & Seaman
French & Tickett
A & O W Mead
Morse & Holt
Dodo Patch & Roberts
Russelli
Ff Russell
Rockwell
Smith
Fish Beaman Bros
Yarmouth
Hammond—&S
Clements
Se & Co
Larclay & Co
American Express
Blueflelds
Nic
Rowena
George
Emery
Rosarito
Annie Lewin
ST John’s
Minnie Louise
Lex
Leveau's Cove
Sydney
Halifax
Canso
Fearnot
Annapolis
Dighy
Drunawick
ST John
Cumberland
Glasgow
Connecticut River Ke. R. Co. Declares Dividend No. 92
The Connecticut River Ke. R. Co. declares a quarterly dividend of two percent on capital stock payable October 1, 1890 to stockholders of record at the close of business September 15, 1890. Checks will be mailed to stockholders from Springfield Massachusetts. Treasurer Seth HM dated September 5 1890.
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Connecticut River
KE. R. CO
Seth HM
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River Railroad Company
The
Seth Hunt
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Telegraph & Telephone Line
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