General Market Report 1900 Coffee and Cotton Trends
New York June 13 1900 Coffee market was irregular and weak late session closing near day low. Brazil receipts small and plagues in Rice cited, but dampened by Havre and Santos cables. Spot coffee dull. Ring prices down to 16 points. Total sales around 2,000 bags. Cotton opened steady then rose on New Orleans talk and foreign buying, closed with 5 to 11 point gains. Spot cotton quiet. 3 1 16c premium for middling upland. Major market movements include Liverpool momentum and mixed US weather signals.
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Oweee
Feustan
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York
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Brazil
Patna
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Jamaica
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
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Lehigh Valley
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Glaskow
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North Carolina
Florida
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Island
Jersey
North Lina
Gorges Do Arleston
Saper Basket
Wash
Matoes
Houston
T&c
Bates
Steck
Fair, Ltd
Wheat Market News Mixed in Dakotas Rain Relief
Crop notes show wheat prices fluctuating with rains in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Market closed steady after early declines and recoveries, with July futures around 77 cents. Northwest receipts and foreign markets varied, while corn stayed firm on cash demand and export interest.
Spirits Turpentine Market Dull But Steady in South
Market tone steadier but generally lower with lower Southern markets. Hosin remains dull but near steady. Quotations include TAR Regular at 210, 46 i) brils at 425, SPIRITS TURPENTINE ROSIN common to good strained 155 and 165.
Turpentine Market Notes Across Ports
Wilmington reports steady spirits turpentine at 42 1/2 to 42 3/4 cents, 114 casks on receipt, and crude turpentine quiet with 101 barrels received. Charleston quotes nominal turpentine and quiet rosins with 100 barrels sold. Savannah shows spirits turpentine opening dull at 43 1/2 cents, closing firm at 44, with 1,736 barrels received and 2,000 sold, plus 2,891 barrels of rosin on hand and 2,046 barrels shipped. June activity summarized with ongoing price levels and receipts across ports.
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Wilmington
N. C
Charleston
Savannah
New York Produce Prices for Beans and Dairy Goods in June 1900
The New York market reports marrow beans at 2.12 to 2.40 a bush for best stock and other beans steady or dull. Creamery butter and cheese show steady demand with price ranges for extras to prime grades. Eggs and other dairy products stay firm. peaches, apples, plums, and berries trade slowly with varied prices. Hogs, cattle, and calves in New York and Chicago show mixed movements, with beef and veal prices fluctuating amid receipts and market tone.
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Liverpool
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Florida
Ben Davis
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Roxbury
Georgia
Robinson
Southern
Virginia
North Carolina
Delaware
Hilton
Irvington
Staten Island
Gandy's
Porto Ricos
Key West
Moorpark
Mi4tec
Prunes
Produce Exchange
Hudson River Railroad
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
West Shore
Lehigh Valley
Ontario and Western
Beef market report from New York cattle sales on June 13 1900
Receipts totaled 117 cars amounting to 2150 head with 7 cars to be exported alive for butchers and 28 for the market. Steers active and 10 to 15 cents higher on limited supply. late arrivals sold lower. Ordinary to choice native steers range around 4 5585 70 per 100 pounds. bulls and cows show varied prices. dressed beef firm. Shipments include 442 quarters of beef on Oceanic.
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H. Hume & Bro
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M. Collins
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Virginia Lambs
Ohio
Virginia
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Hollis
Chicago
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Texas Fed
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New York
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Taga
Liverpool
London
United States
Wool Market Report Shows Cautious Buyer Sentiment
Weekly wool market notes indicate buyers expect larger trans actions later but will purchase cautiously until light weight season opens. Demand favors rum and low wools while fine wools remain draggy. prices largely unchanged. Boston week sales total 2,053,000 pounds with 1,728,000 domestic and 825,000 foreign, pace near prior week and under last year. Miles tracked since January 1 reach 247,100 pounds versus 111,560,500 previous year time.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Grain and commodity prices from multiple markets across June
Buffalo and other cities report wheat prices steady to firm with No 2 red around 77 to 78 cents and No 1 Northern near 72 cents. Corn ranges show No 2 yellow about 42 to 43 cents, oats around 27 to 29 cents, rye steady, flour precios firm, and mixed receipts with summer futures in flux across Minneapolis Duluth Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Toledo markets. Market notes include cash quotes, futures highs and lows, and commodity spreads for wheat corn oats rye and related products.
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Minneapolis
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Toledo
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