Flour market steady as receipts rise across major hubs
Extensive prices and volumes for flour and corn products dominate the day. Receipts show 4974 barrels and 11505 sacks with 738 carloads including 56 cars new No 2 white oats and 26 cars steamer corn. markets in New York and Chicago display firm to higher tones for wheat and corn while oats soften. rye flour stays quiet at 3 3 25, bean and poultry notes mix with steady hay and straw trading across regions.
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Receipts and market quotes for dairy and produce itemized
Daily receipts list butter oleo cheese eggs beans potatoes sweet potatoes hay straw by quantity and source. Market quotes from Western and Eastern creameries, New York Vermont, Chicago, and Liverpool vary from 12c to 21c for butter, 7c to 9%c for cheddar, with overall firm demand and limited supplies. prices referenced are receivers and jobbing levels.
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Market report on vegetable prices in Cairo era market
The market shows steady supply and quiet demand for vegetables. Prices include Egyptian onions 150 per crate, Malta 175 per basket, beets 35 cents per box, lettuce 50 cents per box, cucumbers 1 dollar per unit, tomatoes 25 cents per bush, and celery 1 dollar per dozen among others.
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Fruit Market Receipts Mixed as Prices Steady Across Staples
The market reports rising receipts and slow sales for most lots while choice eating apples stay in demand. Oranges and lemons show firm prices with scarce supply. pears, cantaloupes, and melons vary but hold steady with native Bartletts in short supply. Grapes and berries remain well supplied with solid demand, bananas hold old prices, plums and quinces show mixed activity, and note scarce native cantaloupes and rising Rhode Island cantaloupe prices.
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Fruit Sales Auction by H Harris & Co
H Harris and Company announce an auction on Thursday offering one car peaches and one car grapes for sale.
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Steamer Arrivals Bring Bananas Peanuts and Potatoes
The steamer Dana will bring bananas from Baracoa for Seaverns & Co. The Koug Alf arrives Friday with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Charles Morand and Tordenskjold due next week with bananas for Seaverns & Co. The Norfolk boat due Friday carries 330 bags peanuts and 650 barrels of sweet potatoes.
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Market Receipts and Pork Prices Across Regions
Receipts today include tallow 20 pkgs and lard 352 pkgs, beef 100 bbls, hams 13 bbls, preserved meats 999 cases, bacon 876 boxes, with pork products showing strong demand and steady hog prices. Regional quotes cover long to extra prime pork, lard, sausages, and fresh beef prices, noting New York, Chicago, and St Louis market conditions and price ranges.
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Meat and tallow market report from New York trade
The market shows firm but quiet activity with varied cuts listed. Beef items include 3% 4c rattles 244 3 ec chucks and 3 4c backs. loins and short ribs quoted. Veals steady. lambs and mutton with selective prices. tallow steady in city render and weak in New York markets with price ranges per package.
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Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market shows slow cattle trade with steer prices up to 3 3 85 and range cattle 2 10 2 30. hogs steady to 3 95. sheep firm to 3 80. Chicago receipts total 15 500 cattle and 16 000 hogs with bids shading lower. beef cattle 4 60 to 4 60, hogs 2 60 to 4 70, natives and Western sheep 3 50 to 4 60.
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New York and Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Summary
Cotton markets show steady and firm tones with New York open and close near 10.10c and 10.20c for futures while actual sales reach 195 bales at various grades. Liverpool reports middling around 6 11-16d and a 5000 bale American trade with steady to quiet demand. other U.S. ports list receipts, stocks, and moderate activity across Augusta Galveston New Orleans and Savannah with mixed gains and steadier tones.
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Oil and Cottonseed Oil Certificates Market Report
Market bulletin furnishes daily figures for pipeline and cottonseed oil certificates with opening and closing dates around September 10 11, noting highest and lowest prices for the period. Entries show prices and status including closed and opened dates alongside fluctuating certificates data.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Report with Oils and Prices
Sugar reception data shows today none versus 20 bbls last year, with raw sugars quiet and nominal. Quoted Cuban refining at 55 and 5%c, Manila 45s, Moilos 4% 4%c, Jayas 6%sc. Refined sugars firm demand with varied grades quoted. New York market unchanged. molasses receipts 1 bbl and 44 casks, market quiet and steady with Ponce 43c, Cienfuegos 28-31c, Barbadoes 34c, boiling grades 50 test 8-30%20.
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Miscellaneous Commodities and Market Prices
Coffee from New York to Rio remains strong with fair car movement and a 194 cc. Whiskey markets steady at 102 dollars. Turpentine in New York closes at 45.2 to 46 cents, resin at 1024 to 106, tar at 2.75, petroleum closes at 7.60 cents with RSW at 7.20 and cases at 9.10.
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT Watertown Brighton 1859 weekly totals
The Boston Post by George J. Fox reports the week ending Sept 11 1859 cattle sheep and lamb totals at Watertown and Brighton with arrivals and prices. Cattle 2000 Watertown 2269 Sheep 6680 Veals 760 Brighton prices for beef store cattle hogs and hides listed. Remarks note 2914 cattle on books steady prices and likely Lewiston stock next week. Late arrivals at Brighton include several pairs of working oxen and milch cows with prices from 35 to 10250 dollars.
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Cattle and Sheep Trade Reports with Prices and Shipments
EXPORT TRADE reports cattle at Liverpool 9d w declining as shipments for the week totaled 1729 undercut demand. Steamer Nestorian 412 cattle, Norseman 447, Bavarian 508, with 6680 sheep unlodged from trains, many from Canada at 5 34 to 6 14c. Maine cattle and New Milch Cows advance, springers sold to 45, milch cows to 50. Veal calves 5 6c, hogs fat and mixed poultry noted. Shipping and yard sales include J Melloy & Son, Libby & Son, Randell & Hanson, and Trafton & McIntire with various steers and cows priced per head or weight.
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Exports List from Atlantic Ports and Halifax Cargoes
Maritime cargo tally from September 11 1889 showing Helena Michigan Nestorian Belmont Worcester and other vessels. Records detail molasses corn cheese cattle flour pork refined oil lard leather rope and miscellaneous goods consigned to Halifax Charlottetown Glasgow and other ports with quantities in barrels bales and cases.
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Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool Trade Notes
Market summary from London and Liverpool on September 11 shows wheat and corn mixed in tone with steady English and foreign prices, firm American and Danubian corn, quiet Paris activity, and Liverpool spot wheat steady while corn softens. Futures: California wheat firm for February and December and mixed American corn across contracts. Manchester notes from The Guardian describe unchanged market, weak demand, steadiness in shirtings and printing cloths, and steady export inquiry for heavy goods.
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