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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1889

Page

7

Pork and Pork Products Market Report Summary

The pork market shows steady demand with little change in Lara tone and prices. Reports from New York, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati note steady pork, lard lower or steady, and mixed beef and sausage prices with generally quiet trading across regions.

Lara New York Western City Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Choice Brighton

Market Echoes Weak Cattle and Steady Hogs at Stock Yards

Stock Yards Kansas City reports weak cattle with steer prices ranging 3.25 to 3.45 while hogs hold steady from 3.70 to 4.30 and sheep steady around 3.25 to 3.50. Cincinnati and Chicago show mixed shifts with receipts tallied and prices adjusting across beef and pork lines.

Kansas City Cincinnati Chicago

New York Cotton Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Daily Market

In New York cotton markets steady on 2659 bales, uplands values quoted across grades with openings and closings near prior levels. Futures opened steady and closed quiet. Liverpool market steady with fair demand and American shipments noted. East and West coast ports show varied receipts and stocks across multiple cities. Consolidated six day receipts total 5355 with exports to Britain 12322 and France 517 across the Continent 835.

New York Ooe Elale Sries Liverpool Wees Augusta Galveston Ng Coastwise New Orleans Great Britain Mobile Memphis Savannah Wilmington Norfolk Mid Ile West Point Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis Louisville France United States

Boston Real Estate Tax Auction Notices 1889

Public auction set for September 10 at 10 A M by the Boston city tax collector for unpaid taxes on parcels in wards 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 and adjoining areas. Listings include numerous houses yards wharves and buildings with extensive parcels on Chelsea street Bennington street Havre street and Eagle street along with owner names and tax years. The notice directs payment of taxes and costs unless discharged.

Boston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Samuel R. Knights & CO Washington Street Joseph A. Turcotte Bennington Street Boston Land Company Margaret Gould Stephen P. Weld East Eagle Street Ashley Avenue Andrea Massa Mary Demarche Francis P. Adams Paris Street Mary Baker Decatur Street George Brown Central Square Julian G. Buckley Herman Drake Maverick Street Mary K. Slack James W Franklin A. Gerard Everett Street John Havlin Mary E. Morrill Havre Street Caleb Co Gilbert Lope Barnabas Hammett Hannah Kidder Mary E George E. Morrill Emily C Mary E. Morse Webster Street William S. Pratt William H. Sumner John McCormick Maruinal Street John Stoan Francis Phillips Edward G. Tutein Orleans Street Orleans and Decatur Streets Anna E. Horrigan James Plunkett Coleman Cook Edmund Keyes Medford Street Horace E. Morse Corey Street Tufts Street Avenue Oriental Coal Oil Company Chelsea Street Chelsea Bridge Scott’s Court John A. Parker Thomas Parker Bunker Hall Street Annie L. Renzi Princeton Street George W. Burkes Walker Street Michael N. Carroll Bridget O'Hearn Beacham Street Carroll Patrick Flanagan Granville Greenleaf Perkins Street William H. Hamilton Cook Street James F. Hayes Walnut Street Sabra D. Rogers Stephen P. Well Julius A. Durrell Helmont Street Samuel Cutter Mary E. Zoller Edward M. Wood Benjamin L. M. Yower Herman Reimers Said Wood Anthony Waterman William Denon Abel Barker Henley Street Park Street Catherine Carleton Marietta Mary A Sarah P. Bancroft Central Place Amos L. Bancroft Ann BR. Knox E. Barrett Knox Adams Street Adolphus Merriam Franklin E. Gregory J. Henry Robinson Frank L. Creesy Phipps Street William R. Cavanaugh D Street William A. Collins Colony Street James H. Cunningham Stephen P. Welu Gold Street Mary Sullivan John Kenney John Dowd Louis Street Margaret M. Foley Ontario Street Katie Gahagan James and Ann Gilfeather Sarah A. Manahan Fourth Street West Fourth Street John W. Keith Athens Street Daniel J. Kelly Julia Labanister Margaret C. Lally West Third Street Charles A. Cotting Francis C. Welch Said Lally Michael McDermott Sally Michael McLaughlin Silver Street

Mortgagee's Sale of Boston Property in South Boston

Horatio Harris & Co auctioneers present a mortgagee sale of Henry T Hutcheson property in South Boston. The parcel, Lot 24 on plan Lib 1601, bounded by Sixth and Monk streets, faces Sixth Street and includes a dwelling, with prior mortgage to South Boston Savings Bank and current year taxes. Sale set for Tuesday September 3, 1889 at 10:15 am.

Sarah B. Bowker Freeman Bowker Freeman Kbowker Dorchester Street Roaney Brown K Street Jeremiah Brown Standard Sugar Louisa C. Crane East Fourth Street William H. Dwyer Sarah E. Dwyer Thomas S. Murray Thomas Murray Stewart Eggleston Dove Street Catharine Farrell East Sixth Street Robert Fitzgerald Athens Street Luther , Fuller Helen M. Hayden East Ninth Street Wilson Suffolk Susan M. Gookins Emerson Street Elizabeth Harris Bateman Place Henry T. Hutcheson Boston John A. Stetson South Beston Sixth Street Monk Street Henry I. Hutcheson Andrew J. Peters South Boston Savings Bank Lerms Oun A. Stetson Mortfgagerer Henry Y. Hutcheson South Boston Sixth Court Street William H. Dolan West Roxbury Danforth Street Boylston Schul-Verein William A. Garbet Norfolk Behr Mansfield McDonald Thomas H. Lawler Edwin L. Howard

On Time Boston to New England Trains Schedule

A dense list of 1900s style train times from Boston to Ashcroft and other towns with multiple daily departures, prices, and notes for Sunday and Woon socket division services. Includes connections to New York via Air Line and through cars, with mentions of depots at Summer Street and foot of Washington Street.

NEW Haven & Hart N New York New Springfield Worcester New London Providence Hartford N. Y N. E Willimante N.Y N.E En Lonion T c. T. Hemps Boston Summer Street Ashcroft Baltimore Bird Street Blackstone Tom Danbury Dedham Ea Street Ellis Endicott Fishkill-on-Hudson Ranktin Forest Avenue Martford Harvard Street Hyde Park Mighland Lake Islington Manchester Mattapan Milford Mt. Bowdon New Britain Newburg Air Line Norwich Norwood Norwood Central Pawtucket Philadelphia Putnam Readville Bever Street Slain Brockville Conn Southbridge Tiltons Walpole Washington D.C Waterbury Willimantic Winslows Webster Franklin Woonsocket Division Boston & Albany Railroad Needham and Way Meturn Woonsocket Middletown New Haven Newburgh Turners Erie Railway Buffalo Niagara Falls Grand Trunk Railway Mae New York New England Grand Central Depot Fishkillon-Hudson Jersey City Trenton Richmond Pullman Washinton Danielsonville City OF New York City OF Worcester Washington Street A.A. Jackson E. P. Vining A. C. Kendall T. Trafic Lass Concord State Street H. £. Chamberlin T. F. EF. Brown G. P. A. Gev W. Storer Long Island Sound Point Judith Pier 40 Trafic Park Square Station Stonington Park Square J. W. Richardson J. W. Miller O. H. Briggs Gen Pass

Fitchburg Rrailroad timetable shows many Boston to West routes

Fitchburg Railroad timetable lists departures from Boston Causeway Street station to Troy Albany Chicago and St Louis via multiple lines. It includes morning, afternoon, and night expresses with sleeping cars and parlor cars, and extensive listed stations such as Ayer Junction Waverley Brattleboro Cambridge Fitchburg Marlboro Hudson Nashua North Adams Williamstown Saratoga and Worcester with varied daily and Sunday schedules.

Boston Causeway Street Troy Albany Binghamton Daily Express Chicago Niagara Falls Erie St. Louis Michigan Central Wabasa Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway Marlboro Hudson and Meanard Tom Nashua M. EE Ayer Junction North Adames Williamstown North Leominster Saratoga Shelburne Falls Union Square Somerville Wyaltham Bander Siem Union Market Mt. Auburn Worcester Fitchburg Depot St. Albans Winchendon Jaffrey Peterboro Fitzwilliam Keene Westmoreland Walpole Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington St. Johns Montreal Ogdensburg Delaware & Hudson Canal Company X. R Cheshire Connecticut River Vermont White River Junction M.hire & Monadnock Vitawa Washington Street C. A. Faxon Gen R. Stewart N. Jay Syracuse Iruncester Buffalo Detroit Doupe Cleveland Toledo Lake Shore Michigan Southern Cincinnati No. 2 Hartford New Haven New York

Sugar and Molasses Market Briefs

Sugar receipts today total 380 bbls and 86 bhds with steady demand. Prices for refined sugars remain unchanged while raw markets show a quiet, firm tone. Molasses receipts include 2 bbls and 180 hhds. trade is slow at nominal prices with varied regional quotes for Ponce New Orleans and Barbadoes. Coffee Rio in New York remains firm and quiet at 18 44c.

Cuba Belmont Ellow New York New Orleans Cienfac Os Barbadoes

Market quotes for spirits turpentine oil and related products

Whiskey markets in St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago steady at 102 dollars. Turpentine and petroleum in New York show turpentine at 44 442c, resin at 105 110, tar at 3, petroleum at 7.40c with ASW 7.20c and cases at 9.10c.

St Louis Cincinnati Chicago New York

Imports And Exports. Imports August 22 1889

Shipping list from St John New Brunswick and other ports records tonnage goods aboard vessels. Lobsters fish eggs and fruits from Halifax Antigua and Buenos Aires with multiple firms named including E T Russell Barclay Co and Delong Seaman. Entries include bananas mangroves cocoanuts hides feathers and assorted merchandise aboard schooners steamers and steamships.

ST Joan T Russell & Co Alifax Halifax American Rubber Co Barclay & Co de Sali de Delong & Seaman Rice & Co Yarmouth G Hall & Co A & A W Mead Clements & Co Atchelder Griffin & Co Hutchinson Hibbard Delong & Seaman Russell Webber Dubar & Davis

Exports Aug 22 1889 Digby to Lockeport cargo list

Shipping ledger from Digby Annapolis and Sackville to Liverpool and London records cargoes. Entries note steamer names New Brunswick Istrian and Roman with goods including beef, pork, lard, butter, cheese, corn, wheat, tobacco, and household items. Also listed are schooner Maud Pye and Ella Maud carrying logs, hardware, hides, and foodstuffs for multiple ports.

Digby Annapolis New Brunswick Sackville Maud Pye Liverpool Eng Istrian Lockeport Shelburne Ella Maud

Foreign Markets: Wheat Steady Amid Trade Notes From London

London and Liverpool reports show cargo activity off coast and steady wheat prices with mixed futures. Prices in Paris and English country markets firm, corn sluggish, and cotton futures marking modest moves amid a cold wet English weather pattern.

London Mark Lane Liverpool England California Paris

Concord Railroad Merrimac Valley Line Trains Schedule

The Merrimac Valley Line trains depart Boston from the Boston and Lowell railroad station on Causeway Street with specified departure times for inbound and outbound service.

Merrimac Valley Line

Train Timetable Notice for Albany and Westbound Service

Time tables showing local and through train service between all stations may be obtained at all ticket offices of this company. Trains for Albany and the West leave Boston. 8.30 a m to 3.00 p m.

Miller’s Falls Hoogac Tunnel Washington Street Boston Albany West

Also Mentioned on This Page

J E Carter & Co Ighest Dinie MUS Dinienae Boston Daily Advertiser Daily Evening Traveller Boston Daily Globe Boston Evening Transcript Margaret. Atherton Floron Barri R. H. Eddy Sarah A. Kennett I’aris Street Edward W. Brown Eugene O'Neil John Chase Eutaw Street Daniel Crowley Pope Street RK. H. Eddy John ©. Crowley Snppacre Augustus Kass J. A. Maxwell John Wall John Riley Moore Street East Boston Company Ann West Mary Doherty East Boston Savings Bank Sarah W. Knight—Hone William H Samuel H. Litchfield Lucy L. Litchfield William Dorey Atlantic Works Dennis F. McCarley Alice M. Glenn Chelsea Court William H. Morse Lrenton Street Stephen A. Mynck Leyden Street Mary Myrick Philip O’donnell Patrick Fitzpatrick Cornelius Lynch Julius A. Palmer Benjamin Randall Maverick Oil Company Freeborn Adams Nathaniel L. Thompson Saratoga Strees Saratoga Street Maria E. Dickerman North Square Ann R. and E. Barrett Knox Barrett Street Fulton Street Madeline A. Munroe Wiggin Street Daniel Dickerman Prince Street Lynde Street James F George J. Fucham Bowdoin Square Carnes Place Hawkins Street Margaret A. F. W’rescott Howard Street Benjamin F. Waldron Baldwin Place Irving Street Suffolk Savings Bank West Cedar Street Louisa Tudor Arnold A. Rand Brimmer Street Ward Ten Almira Pratt Hancock Street Julia M. Bassett Caledonia Street Boston Iron Company West Chester Park City of Boston George F. Richardson G. T. W. Braman G.K. W. Braman Boylston Street Deshon Shawmut Street Orin L. Fuller John W. Hobart George A John L George P. Gardner Simeon Marcus Kate Marcus George Curtis Solomon A. Bolster Dartmouth Street Buckingham Street Alfred A. Marcus Newbury Street Simeon and A. Marcus Winchester Street Church Street Massachusetts Title Insaurance Company Yarmouth Street Nathan Matthews Thomas R. White Falmouth Street F. L. Fuller Dalton Street Lae John D. Gaylord Algo George K. Richardson Joseph W. Work Bothnia Street Fuller and Whitney Thomas M. Stevens Edward W. E. Tompson Belvidere Street Elis James Penniman Charles A. Bell Selvidere Street Susan H. Bowker Cordelia Thayer Fairfield Street Henrietta R. White Harriet Wilson Chandler Street Bradley M. Clark Broad Street Samuel W. Creech David G. Haskins Robert Codman Beach Street Utica Street Utica Place John J.yons Otis Shepard James, Ann Sarah A. Gilfeather Hudson Street Provident Institution For Savings William G. Doe Bes Bnay A Joshua Henderson H. W. Wilson Joseph H Mary E. McCormack East Eighth Street Annie McLean Arthur F. Means Daniel Sheehan Frank K. Neal Atlantic Street Ellen M. Nyen Henry Souther East Third Street James H. Stark East Second Street Annie M. Stewart Second Street Bolton Street Ann Connors Mary J John J. Hartigan Suffolk Manufacturing Company East First Street Seon P. Weld James W. Ricker City of Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants Snow & CO North Market St Fulton St Richards & CO Railroads River Line Puritan Pilgrim OL Colony Old Colony Kneeland Street Fall River Newport Brooklyn Old State House Washington and State Streets J. R. Kendrick Geg. L. Connor L. H. Palmer Providence Line C. BR. R Minesachusetts Connecticut Reeves State Room H. Briggs Wyc Bosto Ford RE Haven Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Kafta Dam Waverley Elmont Brattleboro Cambridge R. K Fitchburg Ardner and Miller's Falls Greenfield Hoosick Falls Johnsonville Lincoln John Adams J. Whitmore J. Re Watson L. Pass Rio Concord Railroad White and Franconia Mountains Lake Winnipesaukee The Boston & Lowell RK. BR Manchester and No. Weare Manchester & No. Weare RB. R Concord & Portsmouth R. R Wooksett Suncoock Pittsfield Suncook Valley R. R White Mountain Division Plymouth Tilton Lake Vilage Meredith Ashland Tantes Warbor YY Olfebore Paconia Whitefield Jefferson Wancaster Methichem Maplewood Profile House Twin Mt Kabyan Mt Pleasant White Mountain St. Johnsbury Passumpsic R. R Wells River St. Lolinsbury Lake Champlain Jk. R Quebec Sherbrooke New York and New England Railroad Norwich Line Rees Kendall Central Vermont Railroads Ottawa Boston & Albany R. R Lars A. & Hanson, Gen. Pass Stonington Line Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad CO Merchants Row A. P. Simpson Chicago & Michigan Shore R.B. Coo Sears Charles Merriam Chicago & West Michigan Railway Company Farwell Bros Dorchester St
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