Market Ruling Firms Across Metals Landslide In Prices and Demand
Structural iron remains in strong demand with steady pricing. Steel rails show better inquiry and a 6000 ton order placed. other deals are under negotiation. Copper market steady with quiet trade. Lake at 17¢ and Arizona at 152 16 4c. London market firm with futures at £61. Pig tin prices rise amid limited supply. London quotes £104 5s spot and £100 15s for three months futures. Western pig lead demand strong and prices firm at 5 4e per pound. Shelter prices firm with $575 as the low close. Tin plate demand rising, especially for future delivery. market very firm.
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Eastern Mills
Pitsburg
Chicago
Lake
Arizona
London
West
Liverpool
Michigan
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New York
Keans
New York State
Canada
Europe
Choicesmail
Bush
Choice
Vermont
California
Lima
Lucerne
Red Top
Jersey
Rhode Island
Timothy
New Hampshire Rose
Houlton Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Norfolks
The Grovery Trade amid Modest Sugar Demand and Steady Prices
The market shows moderate raw sugar demand at ports and here with small sales. Prices for Muscovadoes declined slightly this week, refined sugar steady, and molasses quiet. stocks in importers’ hands total about 2283 tons with four parts at 31,910 tons, while coffee, teas, rice, spices, and flour markets exhibit firm or steady trends with limited shipments and ongoing price levels.
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Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Mayaguez
Arroyo
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New York
Havre
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London
Rio
T Santos
Ceylon
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Brown
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Modia
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Amy
Forosa
Zanzibar
Canton
Batavia Caasia
Saigon
Winger
Pimento
Mace
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Wheat market softness dominates dull trading and forecasts of lower prices
The wheat markets were generally weak and dull with little notable action. Prospects point to larger Northwest receipts next week and a tendency toward lower prices, while corn and oats show quiet trading amid high arrivals and cautious buyers. Closing New York prices placed Wheat and Corn near steady to slightly lower levels with varied futures and cash quotes across regions.
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Messrs Gilman, Cheney & Co
Market Summary of Hog Run Expectations and Meat Prices
Speculation remains quiet with a large next week hog run estimated at 140,000. The report details prices for pork products including hams, lard, and various cuts with steady demand and firm market tone across multiple meat lines and related items.
Kansas City Market Report 1956 Cattle Hogs Sheep Rates
Market roundups show cattle and hog prices steady to lower across regions. Cincinnati weak quotes several hogs and receipts tallied. Chicago cattle down with Texas stockers and cows listed. Peoria firm on hogs. Lamb and sheep prices varied with regional receipts around 5 to 6 dollars for lambs.
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HOR and Cartler
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Peoria
Chicago
Texas
Butter and dairy market steady with modest gains noted
The produce trade shows solid receipts of butter and dairy products with improved tone. Western and Northern creamery goods hold at firm quotes while lower grades remain available. demand remains quiet for some items.
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New York
State Dairy
State Creamery
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Western Factory
Nige
Elgin
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Mixed in New York Market
Turpentine closed at 40 cents 40 and a half with resin around 140 to 145 dollars and total 250 dollars. Petroleum closed at 7 dollars 80 cents with KIW at 7 dollars 40 cents and cases at 0.35 dollars.
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Wanamaker
P Schmidt
Cochran Chemical Co
Moise
Baldwin Bros & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Rodlucanachs & Co
Forbes & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Noyes Legge
Schoenher Lado Books
H Kitson
Stone & Downer Lido Musical Instruments
Smith & Byrons
BP Hollander & Co
Excelsior Umbrella Co
H& Co
Shepard, & Co
Spencer
Ford & Co
French & Co
Hand & Co
Maculiar
Walker & Vo
New York
Exports list from Halifax Liverpool Sydney Weymouth and more
A July 1890 export summary covers Halifax NS with items such as Nour and onions and pork and oil and glue, and Liverpool England with Bostonian steamer cargo including flour beef cheese and leather, plus Sydney Guysboro William Boak and Weymouth NS Belmotn flour and meal. Also mentions Via Wilmington North Carolina Port Prince and Weymouth exports.
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MU Busco
Halifax
Liverpool
Eng
Bostonian
Sydney
Guysboro
William Boak
Vorpal Princh
Wilmington
Orlando
Weymouth
Belmont
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
Overseas markets mix shows wheat quiet with several cargoes awaiting sale and futures dull. Liverpool wheat slow, corn steady, markets cautious as English country prices hold. California futures quoted for October and November while American corn prices edge higher. Breadstuffs and ad hoc commodity rates reflect subdued demand and modest gains in some grains.
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London
Mark Lane
Liverpool
California
Paris
Great Britain
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