Market closes steady amid uneven spot activity and futures
The spot market opened steady yet inactive with Upland and Orleans at 55 ½ cents. NY spot closed quiet with middling uplands at 105 ¼, low middling 103 ¼, good ordinary 98 ¾, crary 75. Futures opened steady, then weak with bids and asks across April to December dates. Line certificates and oil markets show varied activity. sugar remains firm with refined grades steady and prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
New York
Manila
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report for Week Ending April 5 1887
Boston Post writer George J. Fox details Watertown market figures for cattle sheep hogs prices by quality and store cattle categories. Regional totals by state include counts of cattle sheep horses hogs and cars over Boston & Maine Boston & Lowell Fitchburg Eastern lines with a total of 308 cars. Price ranges cover market beef store cattle sheep and lambs plus hides tallow skins and calfskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Catvbie
Harpers
Vermont
Goa
Brighton
Markets by Telegraph report from New York and cities
New York and Midwest market notes with grain and flour prices and receipts. Wheat No 2 spring 92c elevator 9114-911% delivered. corn lower. rye steady. flour values varied by grade with city mill extra at $4.50 to $4.65 per barrel. Detroit and Minneapolis report white and red wheat prices and receipts, pork and lard steady in Cincinnati, Toledo, and Minnesota markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
Minnesota
Canada
Rio
Sagua
Havana
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces
State
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Michigan
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago cattle and hog markets report mixed receipts
Chicago cattle receipts reach 4200 with 100 shipments. steers bring 4 75 to 5 40, stockers 2 75 to 4 3, cows and bulls 2 to 3. hogs show 9000 receipts with steady to mixed prices from 4 50 to 5 60. Lambs noted at 34.06 with strong hog and western/texans pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton Markets Begin April With Firm Tone Across Ports
Cotton markets report April 5 1887 show Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Newark Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and consolidated four day totals. Net receipts, stocks and exports vary by port but overall markets are quiet to firm with mid 10 to mid 10 1 2 percent price ranges and steady to firm tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
C. Norfolk
C. Opine Ee
Baltimore
Newark
Great Britain
France
Continent
C. Cincinnati
C. St Louis
Louisville
Mid
Stock Figures Across Ports Reach New High
The report notes stock at all United States ports totaling 519,620 with an additional 8322 to the continent, signaling increased inventory levels and distribution capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent
United States
London Markets Report Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Cargoes off the coast show wheat and corn easing while shipments await. Liverpool notes steady breadstuffs and lower lard. Antwerp and Manchester report varied wool and cloth activity with fluctuating grain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Calcutta
Paris
Liverpool
California
Kurrachee
United Kingdom
Antwerp
Manchester
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
Tasmania
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Freight shipments list from Atlantic ports 1887
The article records maritime imports and exports across several ports including Yarmouth Nova Scotia Mayaguez Puerto Rico Arroyo Puerto Rico Barrington Nova Scotia and Rosario. It lists cargoes such as lobsters eggs salmon sugar molasses lumber wool hides and other goods along with vessel names and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Dominion
Clements
G Hall & Co
DeLong & Seaman
Hutchinson
Russell & Co
Ellis & Co
Mayaguez
Lida Fowler
Walter Swan
Arroyo
Jane Adeline
Sugar Continental Sugar Refinery
Bates & Barnet
Port Medway
Arizona
Hemlock Lumber
George H Peters & Co
Shattuck
Shipping cargo long list from multiple ports and vessels
A fragmented ledger of ships and cargoes including Portland schooner Clifford carrying 250 bbls and 200 bbls meat, Cuba bark Chestina Redman with molasses and hogheads, Yarmouth steamer Dominion with flour and dry goods, New York via Niwerp steamer Jan Breydel with bacon and palm oil, Melbourne bark Highlands with nails, oil and hardware, plus miscellaneous quantities of goods and supplies across several ports and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Portland
Clifford
Cardenas
Cuba
Chestina Redman
Yarmouth
Dominion
Niwerp
Belgium
New York
Jan Breydel
Melbourne
Australia
Staple Shipments and Rails Commerce Receipts 1887
Compilation of consignments from multiple railroads including Grand Junction Providence Fitchburg and Boston & Maine detailing bales cotton wool flour corn oats wheat bran cottonseed meal hams butter cheese eggs leather hides pelts and assorted goods with quantities and packaging units listed for April 5 1887. The list covers rail lines and by sea consignments across several companies reflecting regional trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston & Albarly
Grand Junction Railroad
B&con
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Caliskins
Probate notices for Hubbard and Warren estates issued
Middlesex probate court calls a Weston will trustee appointment under Charles T Hubbard. Frederic W Lincoln Jr named, hearing April 28, 1887. Suffolk probate issues will probate for Mary F Warren. Henry P Coffin seeks letters testamentary, hearing April 25, 1887. Both notices require weekly publication in the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Middlesex
Charles T. Hubbard
Weston
Sani County
Charles W. Hubbard
Frederic W. Lincoln, Jr
Boston
Suffolk
Lincoln
Benjamin L. Young
Cambridge
Boston Post
Geonck M. Broexs
Squire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Henry P. Coffin
A. J
Poe
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Lucy GC. Bartlett
Petiioner
Joan W. McKim
Augustus Smith
Liquid Raw Road diet used in surgical aftercare 1886
A vice president of the American Medical Association cites the Liquid Raw Road diet as a valuable life supporting preparation for about 200 surgical cases. Made from beef and poultry in raw form with fruit preservatives, it preserves blood corpuscles, has few deaths in 76 capital operations, and was presented to state medical societies and national associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Medical Association
Brighton
England
American Medical Association
Murdock Liquid Pood Company
Boston
State Inspector of Food
Massachusetts
Connecticut State Medical Society
Free Surgical Hospital For
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Jainsborough Street
Causeway Street
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Ad List
A long listing of boot and shoe buyers by city and company names across the United States. Names include J A Smith Moore, J B Di William Dixon, G P Holmes, E M Phelps, Plant & Marke, E L Dodd, Childs Groff, I K Orr, C A Hall, I G Arnold, E O Jones, C M Hapeood, A L Seabury, J R Mason, J W Lawless, Robert Campbell, T E Greacen, Aaron Blum, Leederman & Marks, Briscoes Swepson, J M Goodbar, F W Seabury, J Rosenheim, Noyes, Hamilton-Brown, Kelley, Kellogg, Baker & Baird, G R French & Sons, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
Plant
Plant & Marke
Cleveland
L Dodd
E L
Dodd & Co
H Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Columbus
I K Orr
Orr & Co
Clarksville
Tenn
Hall & Son
Champaign
Arnold
New Y York
E B Wesson
Aaron Claflin & Co
New York
Wilmington
R French
French & Sons
Williamsport
Penn
E F McCarthy
Xenia
J H Hicks
H Hicks & Son
Insolvency Notices in Suffolk Massachusetts 1887
Warrant in insolvency issued for Henry Rothenberg and Paris Rothenberg of Boston trading as Hothenvern Brothers cigar dealers. Creditors are warned not to pay debts or transfer property. Meetings set for April 14 and April 15, 1887, to prove claims and appoint assignees. Assignee James F. Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca M. Willson
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Sue Volk
Albert E. Johnson
Casins
Theodore H. Tyndale
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Agaa Elijah George
Register
Caroline Bates
Charles XI
Bates
George F. Peirce
James B. Case
Payson RE
Goston
Martin Bates
Ann AY Atilda
Samuel Whitiemore
Robert
Minot
Barail Bates
Keston
Ann Matilda Bates
Adinx
Daniel Burns
Ale Megan
Anne d Bulns
I Marthew Doan
Sarah Gilboy
MatThew Dean
John Sullivan
John E. Sullivan
Timothy Whittemore
New York
George 3
Helen W. Smith
Henry Rothenberg
Paris Rothenberg
Cowartners
Hothenvern Brothers
Court Room
Court Square
Worean
Carl
William W. Whittler
Neston
County of
James F. Dillon
Arsignee
William W. Whiler
Boston and Albany Railroad Time Tables Feb 14 1887
Local timetables for the Boston and Albany line list numerous departures from Boston to Springfield Pittsfield Albany and the West with through tickets available at 232 Washington Street Boston. Many trains run express to Springfield Albany and New York with sleeping and drawing room cars. Details cover Worcester Marlboro Newton Brookline and other stations with daily and Sunday services and connections at Pittsfield and Palmer. A. B. Hanson General Passenger Agent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Rutland
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Vitchburg
Causeway Street
Boston
Winehendon
Jattrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro
Keeria
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Burington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Saratoga
Aii Pointa
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
R. R. Ry
Accomodation
Chestire RE
White River Junction
Vermont
R. R
Fast Express
Points West
Chea
Hire
Pullman Palace
Burlington
Washington Street
A. Faxon
Age. K. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Montreal & West
Central Vermont Monte
Pullman Carson
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
Boston & Albany R.R
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albuany
South Framingham
Albay
Syracuse
Albany
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Worcester
Buffaloe
Toledo
Auffalo
Niaara Falls
North Atlama
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Martford
New Haves
New York
Us Mt A
North Grafton
Westboro
Southwile
Cordaville
Ashland
Milford
Saxonville
Wellesley Wh Hin
Newton Lower Falls
Aburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Faneuil
Broghton
Allston
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Cheastnut Hill
Pu. Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Sihase
Framingham
Mayville
Southboro
Northbore
Clinton
Leomister
Merlin
West Merlin
Bolton
Ry. Pratt's Junction
Loston
Koscow
Wellesley Hills
Hanson
North Adams
Preys Albany
The
Wear
Sea
Oe & St. Louis Express
St. Louis
Jeny Ayer Junction
Belmont and
Waverley
Wrattleboro
Vis Miller's Falls
Cambridge
Concord
Frehburg
Gardner and Miller’s Falls
Reenfield
Lincoln
Muariboro
Hudson and Maynard
Nashua
N. M
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
the West
Union Square
Somerville
Mt. Au
Winchendon
Keene
Hoosac Tunnel
John Adams
J. Whitmore
NEW
Stonington
York
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington
State Street
Boston & Providence R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R. R
Boseton
Shore Line
New York Steamboat
Stonington Line
Providence
Paane Tucker
Kets
Brodgeville
Hebronville
Meturn
Attieboro
North Attlesboro
Naame Mel
East Foxboro
Sharen
Hiretara
Can Andusction
Betnura
Readville
Mreturn
Hyde Park
Rope
Clarendon Hill
Morest Hills
Baxmaica Plain
Dedham
Spring Street
West Hexbury
Big Lands
Stoughton
Canton
Kostor
Mt. Hope
Arren
Bristol, & Ax
Toron
L’rovidence
Mansfield
Paif “Shore Line
Fall River Line Schedules to New York and Return
Timetable details for travel from Boston area to New York via Fall River Line with multiple intermediate stops including Cohasset Hingham South Braintree Taunton and Newport. The schedule lists outbound and return times and notes exceptions for certain days and connections with boats or trains. J B R Kendrick is identified as General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Ashmont
Barnstable
Myanniis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyany Nis
Braintree
Bridgewater
Return
Brockton
Barzard
Puzzard
Wareham
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellsees
Cohasset
Hingham
Cottage City
New Bedford
Wood's Hall
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
West Quincy
Mj L
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Taunton
Tawton
Barris Paas
Marshfield
Mattapan
Milton
Revuarn
Neponset
Mattapoiset
Middleboro
Nantucket
Wood’s Hall
Newport
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Plymouth
Duxbury
Quincy
Scituate
North Scituate
Sea View
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wolkinston Heights
Wood
Fall Iver
South Braintree
Way
J. BR. Kendrick
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Watertown Union Live
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Cotton Markets
Pxports
Probats
Wyrobate Court
Mary FP. Warren
Wyommon
Massachus Setts
Martha Washington Jenks
Said
Commonwealth OF Massacriv
Sufolk
Millissa J. Smith
Said County
John W. F. Willson
Otice
Catharine
MN Kates
Boson
Schfolk
Georgiana H. Bates
Admx
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Murdock’s Free Hospital For Women
Murdock
Cheshire
Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & C
William “I
Dixon & Bro
William ‘T Dixon
G P Holmes
G P Holmes & Co
Massachutte
Thomas Fee
Totece
Thomas McLaughlin
Patrick J, Flatey
Wissoe
Damon
Sudbury St. Eren Works
H. T. Gallup
Fall River Line
Colony Station
R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Concord RE. R
N.H
B.and
N. H
Hi. E. Chamberlin
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