Markets by Telegraph Cattle and Hogs Mixed in News
Chicago reports cattle receipts 23 000 head slow and lower. Texas steers quoted 3 50 to 4 75, hogs active and higher. Buffalo and others show varied cattle, hog and sheep prices with receipts around 20 000 to 33 000 head. Kansas City notes generally dull cattle trade and lower prices. hogs steady to higher and lambs improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
Kansas City
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Atte
Lambe Strong
Philadelphia
New York
Mills
City
Calcutta
Omaha
Eis
South America
Continent
Brazil
South
Domectic
Patna
Japan
Java
Rangoon
Bond
London
General Market Report from New York December 15 1962
The dull coffee market closed down 5 points on sharp selling after a quiet session. European markets fell and primary markets held, while U.S. spot and futures showed little change amid light Rio and Santos receipts and varying weekly exports. Prices for coffee, cotton, grains, flour and meal moved with mixed shifts, with wheat bolstering corn though rain and world shipments influenced trends. Authorities noted imports and stocks across New York, Gulf, and export ports, with futures firming in certain grains and a cautious tone in domestic sugar and molasses markets.
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New York
Rio No. 6
United States
Santos
Rio
Europe
Bahia
Augusta
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Iits
Danube
Paris
Manitoba
Duluth
New-York
Chiesto
Gie
Western
Sgi
Buffalo
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo
Detroit
Peoria
Minneapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Galveston
Sotele
Conas
le New-York
New-Orleans
London
Luke
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Newcastle
Antwerp
Glasgow
Bristol
Leith
Hull
Hamburg
Bremen
South Africa
Newport
Pensacola
Genoa
Civita Vecchia
Monlle
la Rochelle
West Hartlepool
Umber
Gulf
Holland
United Kingdom
Swansea
Cardiff
Vera
Java
Delaware
Port Tam
Carock
Newport Nepean
Briteay
German Baltic
Sabine Pass
Appalachicola
Baltic
Mobile
Cardenas
Fall River
Jackson—ville
Brunswick
Os Pasa
Market summary of beans butters eggs and produce from New York
New York December 15 1902 beans and peas beans from the steamer Frederica arrive with 23900 boxes firm quiet trade red kidney higher. Butter market steady fancy fresh creamery 30c. cheese imports tighter. eggs steady with medium and lower grades accumulating. Fruits dried and fresh varied. Hops poultry game and vegetables quoted with wide ranges and firm prices for top grades.
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New-York
Bols S
New York
Lima
California
State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Jonathan
Missouri
Pippin
Spitzenburg
Oregon
Ben Davis
King
Baldwin
Hubbard
Beurre Claigeau
Heurre d
York
Niagara
Concord
Jersey
Norfolk
Florida
Moorpark
Pacific Coast
Western
Southwestern
Express
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Reese
New Orleans
Bermuda
Long Island
Maine
Virginia
Connecticut
Orange County
State and Western
Longsland
Boston
E. Boi
Ohn
North Carolina
Charleston
Radishes
Live Stock Market Summary for Beefs and Calves
Receipts 211 cars of beeves with steady market, bulls steady, cows up to 23 cents higher. Calves sold firm with diverse lot results, Jersey City and Sixtieth street listings noted. sheep and lambs mixed with firm demand for good stock. Hog trade remained firm on Pennsylvania quotes, western hogs unchanged, and dressed hogs steady.
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Jersey City
London
Liverpool Cables
Liverpool
Swift Bert
Morris Reef Company
G. H. Hammond Company
Bovie
J. Shamberg & Son
Schwarzechild & Sulzberger
Kerns Commission Company
Ohio
Kentucky
Sherman & Culy
Newton & Co
McPherson & Co
Virginia Ho
Y H Wilkerson
Sanders
Virginia
A. H. Ropstein
Tobin & Shannon
Judd & Co
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
Andrew Mullen
Son
Sixtieth St
Ste@te
H. H. Hollis
John P. Nelson
J. G. Curtis & Son
J. H. Hume & Bro
S. Sanders
Canada
State
Indiana
Eee
Itiana
Co Mn
Om. Newton & Co
Harrington & Co
S. Judd & Co
D. Harrington
S. H. H. Hollis
G. Curtis & Son
Pennsylvania
New York
Heeves
Fortieth-st
West Shore
Oroco
Lehigh Valley
Weehawken
Schwarzschild
Georgic
Schwarzschild & S
Ss. Martello
Ss. Philadelphia
Cudahy Packing Co
Ss. Georgic
van & Reutgen
S. Laurentian
L. S. Dilienback
Ss. Fontabelle
Glasgow
Avonmouth
Southampton
Ara
Hay and Straw Markets Report and Receipts
HAY AND STRAW receipts remain moderate with ample supply. Prices steady for large bales and irregular for smaller lots. straw demand up with cold weather. Receipts total about 1,060 tons by rail and river, with multiple railroad lines and river boats listed. Butter traded firm at 20 cents a pound with weekly sales around 501,000 pounds.
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Charleston
Florida
Russia
Californias
Hurlson River
Erie
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Ontario and Western
Central of New Jersey
Cin. Hi
Hutter
Board of Trade
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Multiple Cities
Naval stores report turpentine quiet with sellers quoting machine made barrels at set rates. Rosin remains steady to firm and tar holds firm as buyers take stock at full rates. Prices cited for spirits turpentine and rosin vary by grade, with regional receipts and exports noted in Savannah, Wilmington, and New Orleans updates through December 15.
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K. St. M
Phi See Nee Paca Leet Ootate Aes
Savannah
Ilmington
Grose
Stack
Galveston
Norfolk
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Mae
Charleston
Firm
St Smits
Lee Houston
State of Trade Buffalo Flour Prices and Market Quotes
Buffalo December reports show flour types with bid prices from 3 25 to 4 50 and various winter and spring grades. Wheat futures range from 76 1 2 to 77 5 8 cents with oats, corn, rye, and lard pricing noted. cash market lists specific No 2 spring and No 2 red values across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sotie
Issac
North— West
Duluth
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Incs
Southern
New-York
Isuc
St. Louis
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Describes Prices and Sales
Liverpool on December 15 reports a fair demand with prices up by about 2 points. The American middling fair catalog lists 5.16d good middling 4.60d middling 4.54d low middling 4.42d good ordinary 4d ordinary 4.18d. Daily sales reached 10,000 bales all for speculation and export including 9,100 American. Receipts were 15,000 bales including 9,200 American. Futures opened steady and closed very steady with various forward and nearby prices quoted for different month pairings.
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Owane
RAS Deteher
Rio
United State
Europe
Hamburg
Havre
France
Dune
Ssaccees
Tolwe
New-York
Baltimore
New Orleans
Seeewee
Cotton Exchange
Verpool
New York
Egyp
Alto
Wall Street News
Pall Hiver
Liverpool
European Produce Market Says Prices Steady Across Commodities
Taverpoo reports mixed commodity quotes with wheat futures steady and spot prices firm for No 2 red Western winter. Corn and peas show steady or quiet activity, while beef and pork hold firm with various cuts noted. London hops and Turkish oils are listed amid steady refinery products and linseed oil at market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ssaa
London
Pacific Coast
T'sd
Proposals for United States government steamship and tableware
Multiple government procurement notices dated 1902 announce sealed proposals for a Standard Steel Screw Steamer for Harbor Service at the Quartermaster's Department in New York City, pneumatic tube mail service in Chicago, 10000 Soup Plates and related tableware for Philadelphia depot, and various naval and engineering contracts in Annapolis, Baltimore, and Boston with bid openings and conditions. These notices detail submission deadlines, required guarantees, and where to view specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Building
Whitehall ST
New York City
Harbor Service
Quartermaster’s Department
U.S
W. Littell
Major & Q. M
Ton
D. C
Post Office Department
Chicago
Wil
Moe Jon
Washington
D.C
H. C. Payne
Phila
Q. M. Dep't
Schuylkill Arsenal
John Vv. Furey
U. S. Army
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Telegraph
Haight & Freese
Broadway
N. Y
Howe
General Market Report
Orleans
Sic
Kmc
Salen
Ite
Ensex
Reston
Lari
Country Produce Markets
Pennsylvania Lambs
Naval Stores
the State OF Trade
Southern Cotton Markets
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washingon
LD. C
Maryland Binnie Fo Vw
Naval Academy
Annapolis, Mary
Washington, D. C
U. S. Naval Academy
Anna Mds
Ernest Flagg
Wall Street
W. S. Cowles
Bureau
U. & Engineer Office
ST. Paul St
Curtis Bay
Peter C. Hains
Engrs
We. Knase & CO
Wm. Knabe & Co
Chickering & Son
Weber
Hardman, Kranich & Bach
Lohmer
Bury
Azelion
Lindeman
Francis Bacon
Ocean Steamers
VIA
OLD Dominion Line
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Pier
M. Fu
Franklin
SERVI
OLD Dominion
N. R
Foot Beach St
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Kateer
Kronpring
Gibraltar
Naples
Neckar
Fee
Lahn
Trave
Weimar
Algiers
Ysalls
Gelrichs « CO
N. TY
Louis H. Meyer
South Third St
Hamburc-Amerigan Line
Cherbourg
S. S. Deutschland
Patricia -Des
Pretoria
Sluecer
Waiderses
Palatia
M.palatia
Phoenich
Physicia
Prinzessin Victoria Luise
Madeira
Hamburg-American Line
Piers
Hoboken
J. Ee
Ghanas
Philippine Islands
Pacific Mail
S. S. CO. Occidental and Oriental S. S. CO
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yokohama
Koda
Nagast
Shanghai
Peking
Korea
America Maru
Hong Kong
West Indies
North Ea Ae Kaiserin
Fer Catia
Nassau
Miammi
Frank C. Clark
COOK
Luxor
Rameses
Muth Arevice
Cataract
Khartoum
Cook & Son
Porto Rica
Tbe
Sam
Nooq
S. x
Caracas
Gov
R. General Managers
Prost
Ee American Line
St. Paul
Tom Clee
Fred Star Line
Vaderland
A. m
Zeeland
Kroonland
Finland
Ss International Navigation Company
Nn Piers
N. R- Office
Eeess RE
la Gusyra
Puerto Cabello
Cate
Philade
Brooklyn
Aracas
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
General Managers
Front St
White Star Line
Queenstown
Teutonic
Noom Cymric
A. m. Cymru
Talian Royal Mail
S. S. CO. Azione Generale Italianal Navigles
Feltmann & CO
Egypt
Holy Land
Thos Cook & Son
Gu & Iss Bway
Ww. Y
Taveloce
Citta di Nanoli
I Cogent
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