New York Market Wrap for June 7 1906 Coffee and Cotton Mixed
The New York market report shows coffee advancing 10 to 15 points on steady European cables and strong demand from importers and foreign houses. Cotton rose 2 to 6 points with about 200,000 bales traded, amid mixed weather, reports of boll weevil damage, and a near record weekly crop outlook from Liverpool.
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New York Produce Markets June 7 1906 Beans and Peas Prices
Receivers seek late prices for marrow, green, and pea beans while trade is quiet. Export Races in red kidney and Scotch go for the best goats. quotes include marrow beans and peas with various quality levels. Market notes Butter cheese eggs fruit and vegetables with widespread price ranges and weekly receipts.
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Market report highlights mixed metal and chemical prices
Local markets show little change for lead and iron with London gains in iron and steady molasses, while cottonseed oil and linseed oil hold near recent levels. Provisions rise with strong hog receipts and farm buying, and refined sugar remains active though cautious amid ample supply and weak domestic demand.
Market Totals For Eastern Shore Produce And Straw
Eastern Shore markets show varied prices for vegetables and greens with quantities and regional notes. Receipts for hay and straw are reported with intercity railroad and river transport totals. cloverseed and timothy futures noted in Toledo trade.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET SUMMARY New York June 7 1996
Receipts were 14 cars 257 head for slaughterers with cattle yards steady and moderate Friday receipts. Dressed beef prices steady to fair with high figures for choice beef. calves steady with common to prime veals 5 to 725 per 100 lb. mutton and lambs firm with prime lambs around 875 and dressed lambs higher. Hog receipts 12 1/2 cars about 210 head, market firm with hogs quotes 6 50 to 7 per 100 lb. multiple firms reported sales yesterday from W R Hume S Judd Co Newton Co and Kerns Commission.
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Market Totals From Cattle Hogs and Sheep Exchange
Cattle receipts 5 000 head with best market and stronger tone for top lots. Hogs receipts 17 000 head with prices 5c higher, prime heavies at 6 55 to 6 60. Sheep and lambs 15 000 head with lambs up 10 15c, ewes steady to higher. Other markets include Cincinnati and Kansas City showing similar movements and price ranges across cattle hogs and lambs.
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Wheat and grains advance on bullish Chicago trade
Wheat rose sharply on June 7 amid expectations of little or no exportable wheat in the government report. Corn and oats followed with gains as July and September contracts climbed. Provisions, led by packers like Cudahy, also firmed, with pork and ribs rising and hog prices higher amid strong demand and limited selling.
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