Market Summary from New York and Baltimore Early November
The report details commodity and financial activity with cotton futures, grain and flour prices, and staple goods. It notes firm wheat and corn, steady cotton, mixed oats, steady pork and lard values, and steady butter and coffee markets across New York and Baltimore observations dated November 2.
Wheat and hogs lead mixed market with steady naval stores
Wheat rose on forecast cool dry weather while corn fell due to liberal receipts. Oats held steady as trade was light. Hogs kept prices from falling as shorts purchased, pork steady, lard down to 124 cents, ribs weak. Naval stores show quiet spirits turpentine and firm rosin across Wilmington Savannah Charleston markets. No similar change in copper and crude turpentine firm. Simmons Liver Regulator praised.
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New York
Wilmington
N. C
Savannan
Cuarneston
S. C
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