The Option Market Sees Wheat declines and Exports Rumors
The Chicago curb market reports heavy selling of December wheat with long holders unloading amid oversupply and sparse buying. Prices trend lower with forecasts of further declines. corn remains slightly firmer on lighter receipts and continued European demand. oats and hogs mixed while futures in Minneapolis New York and St Louis show varied closing quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Baltimore
Europe
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Minneapolis
Wheatin
Nor Hard
New York
St Louis
San Francisco Mining Stocks Close Prices Sept 27
The official closing prices for today list Con Calva 0 58, Crown Point 2.75, Gould & Curry 2.10, Nevada 2.50, Hale & Norcross 3.10, and Union Con 5.0. Other entries appear garbled, but the report records several standard mining stocks trading in California.
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San Francisco
Cal
Con. Cal
Crown Point
Savage
Avecearee Gould & Curry
Sierra Nevada
Hale & Norcross
Union Con
oWoxnaia
Ussis
Les Spo
Financial Market Ticker From London and Paris Across Sept 27
London morning updates show Consols at 96 13 16 for money and 96 3 4 for the account. Canadian Pacific 69 2, Erie 30 1 2, Mexican ordinary 50, St. Paul 75, New York Central 111 1 4, Pennsylvania 55 4 4. Paris notes 3 percent rentes at 86 francs 50 centimes. Afternoon quotes list Atlantic & Great Western firsts 36 1 2, Canadian Pacific 70, Erie 30 1 2, Illinois Central 120 1 2, New York Central 112, Reading 24 1 2, Mexican Central new 4s 69. bullion entered Bank of England today £10,000.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Atlantic
Great Western
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Bank of England
Our Girls and Bertha Health Ad Promotes Favorite Prescription
A promotional verse extols eight girls with traits and ties Bertha to health through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims perfect health, rosy radiance, and wellbeing via wholesome habits and the product. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back and suggests Dr. Pierce's Pellets for constipation or sick headache.
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Kitty
Netty
Lutie
Irene
Annette
Nell
Diantha
Bertha
Dr. Pierce
Mackerel Market Hovering Amid Scarcity and Steady Demand
The market reports firm mackerel with large Nova Scotia grades selling around 17 cents per pound and tight supplies driving prices higher while imports from foreign ports continue. Cod remains scarce, oysters and other fisheries show higher or steady activity, and domestic receipts mix from home and foreign sources with prices largely unchanged.
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Nova Scotia
New York
Haiti
Georges
Newfoundland
Labrador
Boston
Hake
Faa
New England
Gloucester
Grand Banks
Bay
Bay of Islands
Round Shore
Eastport
Halifax
Haddock
Iceland
Print Cloth Market Dull in Fall River Demand Lacking
The print cloth market in Fall River on September 27 is dull with prices at 311-16 cents for 64 by 64s and little shopping activity. Weekly business is light and demand weak.
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Fall River
Foreign Wool Sales Show Strong Demand at London Auctions
London wool sales opened with robust bidding especially for Australian scoured and Cape of Good Hope wools. Offerings totaled 13,709 bales across Victoria New South Wales Queensland New Zealand Tasmania Cape of Good Hope and Natal with varied prices for scoured and greasy grades reflecting firm market interest.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
New Zealand
Tasmania
The Fish Trade Notes Sparse Activity and Prices
The mackerel fleet has little to report with no major catches in recent sailing. A Gloucester race between Fredonia and the Hesper draws ships to port, yet captains foresee poor mackerel yields this season. Shore receipts total 227 barrels plus 80 from North Bay, with prices varying for large Barnstable Bay mackerel and others.
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Fredonia
Gloucester
Hesper
Minot
North Bay
Fsh
Boston Harbor
Barnstable Bay
Nolsand
Boston
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Ireland
Flour And Grain Prices In Domestic And New York Markets
Flour and grain carload prices shown for all grain exceptive with detailed inspections and receipts. Market remains firm with 5 to 10 cent advances amid recent price pressures. diverse flour classes listed from fine to export patent with fob figures. New York receipts and exports noted. sales activity described as strong then dull and barely steady. various Minnesota and Canada grades priced.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Superior
New York
City
Market Receipts And Prices Across Dairy Eggs Beans Potatoes
Receipts today list butter oleo cheese eggs beans potatoes sweet potatoes hay straw with quantities. Prices show Western and New York Vermont creamery varied from 10 to 26 cents. New York eggs steady at 22 to 24 cents. cheese firmer with cheddar 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 cents. beans and peas with mixed quotes. poultry steady supplies, fresh killed birds. potatoes mainly Aroostook stock with firm prices. sweet potatoes in steady demand. hay and straw market tight with limited old hay and new stock rising prices.
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Weaquote
New York
Vermont
Chicago
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islands
Michigan
Canadas
California
Lima
Aroostook
New Hampshire Rose
Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Houston Rose
Prices in market report for hay straw and game birds
The report notes demand and steady prices for hay straw and game birds. Hay prices range from 10 to 18 dollars per unit with varying quality, while partridges and grouse show small supply and steady demand. Game-Grouse price 65 to 75 cents per pair, partridge market 60 cents to 1 dollar per pair, truck segment indicates steady demand and unchanged prices.
Fruit Prices and Market Demand for Fresh Produce
The market shows steady demand for top quality apples with prices ranging from $2.50 to $3 per pound for Gravensteins and Harveys, while common lots are in good supply. Oranges Jamaica oranges command about $5 per box or barrel, lemons vary with old prices, pears and cranberries show firm or quiet demand, and grapes with Kept steady at varied prices for native and New York Delawares.
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Gravensteins
Hubbardstons
Ben Davis
Harveys
Jamaica
Palermo
Messina
Naples
Floridas
Seckle
Louise Bonne de Jersey
Beurre Bosc
Sheldon
Beurre d’Anjou
Asher
Delawares
Concords
Brighton
Salems
Wordens
Isabella
Marthas
Catawbas
New York
Green Gage
New Yorks
Almeria
Fruit Sales Auction Prices From Snow and Co
Snow and Co sold New York State peaches at auction with peck baskets priced at 1 dollar 15, half-bushel baskets at 1 dollar 50, 235, quince at 85 cents, large at 4 dollars 30 cents, and broken fruit at 60 cents. Various lots clear, prices show value for different packaging and fruit quality.
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Snow & Co
New York State
Liverpool Apples Arriving Poor Condition With No Price Change
Shipments of good fruit are advised while shippers are cautioned against sending poor fruit hoping for high prices. English and Continental supplies meet demand for inferior grades as Glasgow quotes prime red fruit at 16 8s.
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Liverpool
Glasgow
Market Provisions and Receipts Across Cities
Receipts today show tallow seven packages, pork 142 barrels, lard 113 packages, hams one barrel, 135 tigrees preserved meats 52 cases and bacon 290 boxes. Last year this day reflected higher pork and preserved meats volumes. Markets report steady general provision activity with New York pork quiet to steady, beef quiet, and lard active at mixed regional quotes across Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. Prices cover cut meats belies to pickled hams and middles, with lard, bacon and ham values listed in tierces, cases and dollars per unit across several cities.
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New York
Western
City
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Market roundup Hog and cattle prices in Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market shows cattle lines with steers 3.25 to 3.70, cows 1.70 to 2.25, stockers 2.25 to 3.25, range cattle 2.40 to 2.70. Hogs closed higher with heavies 3.80 to 4.05, mediums 3.90 to 4.20, Yorkers 4.20 to 4.35, sheep steady 3.25 to 3.80. Chicago cattle slow, steers 3.40 to 4.30, stockers 1.80 to 3.00, hogs about steady mixed 3.95 to 4.55, heavy 3.80 to 4.35, light 4.10 to 4.80. Sweep market receipts 5500 shipments 1000 closed lower natives 3.50 to 4.60 Western 3.65 to 4.35 Texans 3.50 to 4.10 lambs 4.50 to 4.75.
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Divi- Amoimt Ab
Peterbo
Pieas Hill & de Soto
P & Works
Rich Hill
Salem & L Gs
Johnb
Y & L Chin
Sumner County
Wil
Wis & Minn
Wor & Nash
Ann Ar W Co
Lapnieton
Wis
Wat Works
Atho
el Light & Power
Chsid Banky Mort Int
Rel Wat Co
Brad Wat Co He
Braintree Water Supply O
Danville Qi Water Co
Fast Wat Co
Hoos Tun Pack
Lex (Ky) Hyd Mfg Co
Lom Invest Sec Mort Int
Marshall (Mo
Wat Co
No Side Land & Mort
Watertown
Win Invest Co
Mort Int
Berkshire
Boston & Albany
Boston & Chelsea Street
Boston & Prov
Conn River
Ee City & Pac
Am Bell Tei
Baton State
Bkg
DG Aels
Ates Vis
Bar Harbor
750 & Trust Co
Boston
Cts
Savin Bank
Boston Can Co
Bos & Col Smell
Bos Star Ware
Chayman Valve
Chanesto
Ts Sav Bank
Chisos & Liv
Ins Co
Fairbanis
Eliot Ins Co
Equit Mort Co
N’s Bay
Home Sav BK
Lewis Wharf
McKay & ©Oneland Lstg
McKay Thompson Ystg Ma
Sbs
Manchester Mills
Mutual District Messenger Co
Wee
Napa Quicks
National Car Co
Nat Lube
Wee F&m Screeres
Basan Coun’r Co
Showalter “Mize
Thomson - Hous Int’l Electric
Ptd
Unia
Union
United Water Ww
Winner Investment Co
Wilmington
Iladelphia
Minnesota
Brandywine
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Bush
Michigan
Canada
Kansas City
Texas
Western Rangers
Western
Lambs
New York Cotton Prices and Market Summary, Sept 27
New York cotton opens quiet and closes dull with listed grades ranging from Middling to Good Ordinary. Opening and closing quotations show Sept and Oct futures around 11.25 to 10.30 cents, while Liverpool and U.S. markets display steady to dull tones with varied regional receipts, exports, and stocks. Major U.S. ports report mixed activity and prices, including Augusta, Savannah, New Orleans, and Mobile, with overall dull and easier markets in many regions.
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New York
Matong
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Mobile
Memphis
C. Savannah
Continent
Coastwise
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
West Point
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
United States
Interior stock and Liverpool figures differ from last year
The report shows last year totals of 250 765 in interior towns and 435 000 weeks earlier with 219 000 stocks for American exports to Great Britain. It notes 27 456 stocks at Liverpool and 51 000 dollars compare with 56 000 last year.
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Liverpool
Great Britain
Sugar and molasses market roundup and prices
Raw sugars are quiet and unchanged with quotes for Cuba refining 5%4c, centrifugals 96 test 6Yac, and various grades listed. Havana sugar weak, 1000 bags of centrifugal for Spain at 375 gold per quintal. Molasses receipts none, market steady with Ponce and Cienfuegos pricing. New York reports no change.
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Cuba
Manilas
Iloilos
Javas
New York
Havana
Spain
Ponce
Barbados
Turpentine and Petroleum Market Quotes Report
Turpentine in New York closes at 4742 474c with resin at 10242 107 and tar at 3. Petroleum closes at 7.60c with RSW at 7.20c and cases at 9.10c. Coffee in New York shows firm Rio and Louvre prices while whiskey reports no change.
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New York
Rio
Imports Sept 27 1889 Halifax Nova Scotia
Shipping list from Halifax and Port Antonio records multiple cargoes including mackerel lobsters and eggs with consignors such as Barclay & Co G W Bond & Co Delong & Seaman CN Field & Co H B Chamberlain Co Mrs Keefe Amos Keyes James Poll and Whitney Pousland Co. The Marmion at Port Antonio carries 13910 banana bunches 287 boxes oranges 612 bags coven nuts and Boston Fruit Co.
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Halifax
Moise Barclay & Co
Bond & Co
Carter & Co
Christopher & Co
Delong & Seaman
CN Field & Co
Chamberlain & Co
Griffin & Co
Hadley & Co
Keefe
Amos Keyes & Co
James Poll
Player
D Stone & Co
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Winsor & Son
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Exports from Sept 27 1889 Grand Narrows and Yarmouth NS
Shipping lists detail cargoes: kerosene, spirits, flour, wool, beef, pork, lard, fruit, oranges, lemons, bananas, pears, onions, apples from Grand Narrows Yarmouth and Liverpool England. Also steamer shipments include zinc ashes bbls of fish skins and various goods. A large aggregate of vended commodities across routes.
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Grand Narrows
Barton
Belleveau Cove
Yarmouth
Liverpool
Eng
Virginian
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
Foreign markets update from London and Liverpool notes wheat and corn firm or higher, English and foreign wheat dearer, American and Danubian corn firmer, flour improving. Paris wheat quiet but firm. Liverpool spot wheat strong, corn steady, provisions steady or firmer. receipts and weather details included.
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London
Markne
Paris
Liverpool
England
Faneuil Hall National Bark of Boston Dividends Declared
The Faneuil Hall National Bank of Boston declares a dividend of three dollars per share payable October 1, 1889 to stockholders of record September 25. T. G. Hiler, Cashier.
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Faneuil Hall National Bark
Boston
T. G. Hiler
THE
North American Insurance Company
Charles E. Macallar
Sec’y. Boston
WM. R. Driver
John C. Palfrey
Treas
National Bank OF Commerce OF Boston
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Geo. L. Connor
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the Fish Trade
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State Street
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American Bell Phone Company
G. W. Harris
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Suffolk
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John Albree, Jr
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J.B. Hunter
Washington St
Providence Line
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J. W. Richardson
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