Wheat Prices and Receipts Reported for October
Grain market notes show No 2 Northern at 68 cents cash and 6S percent for September. No 1 hard wheat around Tic for old and 71 cents for new cash. No 1 Northern at 73 68 cents cash. Receipts total 107 520 bush and shipments 37 520 bush in four trips 29 520.
Hog and cattle markets across St Louis and Chicago
In St Louis hogs sold firm with Yorkers mostly 6.53 to 6.35 per cwt and mixed packers 5.53 to 6.36, butchers higher. Chicago cattle receipts 12,000 with best steady, others down slightly. fancy 5.20 to 5.50. shipping steers 3.20 to 5.15. Texas and Western cattle varied. hogs strong but mixed with various bids. sheep and lambs mixed with lower prices.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Cotton Markets Aug 29 Prices and Net Receipts Across Ports
Market reports show receipts and stocks in multiple ports. Prices stay firm to steady with mid 9 to 10 cents per pound across Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Norfolk and others. Consolidated three day totals indicate exports to Great Britain and the continent with national stock at all ports around 86,442 bales.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
C. Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Continent
Cincinnati
Shipae
St. Louis
Louisville
C. Consolidated
United States
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool Dull Wheat
Cargoes off the coast show wheat slow and corn quiet with no offers. Prices in London and Liverpool indicate dull wheat, steady corn, and firmer pork and cheese in markets. Antwerp and Paris show steady to mixed wheat prices amid a disorganized grain scene. Weather in England remains showery.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Paris
England
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
Imports and Exports. August 29 1887 Barbados and Atlantic cargoes
A detailed shipping list from Barbados to Halifax and other ports notes Sark Cyprus with hhds sugar and molasses by W A Greeley & co. East Harbor sees Florence with salt, sheep skins, ale, and cargoes. Provincial Ports show Worcester from Charlottetown delivering eggs and lobsters to multiple firms. from Pictou and Port Hawkesbury standout cargoes include eggs, mackerel, lobsters, and fish by numerous merchants. Also listed are Progreso and Rio Grande do Sul consignments of hemp bales, hides, and lumber, plus Savannah Gate City pine and lemons.
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Barbados
Sark
Cyprus
Greeley & Co
East Harbor
Florence
Charles L Davenport
Kees Cotton & Haley
French Cross
Bessie Carson
Delong & Seaman
Worcester
Charlottetown
Pei
Arthur & Co
George Bond & Co
Bartlett, Lyman & Co
Bowles & Co
Brown, DeLoria & Co
Cutler & Co
Dana
Farrell
H B Griffin & Co
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
Jones & Co
Lewis & Bros
Potter & Wrightington
T Russell & Co
Winsor & Son
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Thornhill
Thebaud Bros
New York
Rio Grande DO Sul
Thompson & Gray
RO Grande DO Sul
Stisohn
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Chester
ST Martin's
Bark
Neilie Moody
Warner & Freeman
Savannah
Gate City
McQuesten & Co
Alexander Bros
Clay J H Blanchard
Billings & Eaton
Jemons Blake & Ripley
Moss Glover & Wilcomb
Herman & Co
Jewell & Co
James & Abbott
Sherman
Batchelder
Lothrop
Huntress
Hutchinson & Co
Griffin & Co
Clements & Co
Butler
G Hall & Co
Exports from Aug 29, 1887 to Nova Scotia ports
Shipping list from Digby Annapolis and Clementport notes steamer New York delivering household goods and goods for Annapolis schooners and brigs. Items include flour meal oil coal fruit butter beans bread crates canned goods and hardware with quantities and port destinations.
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Digby
Annapolis
New York
Port Gilbert
Clementsport
Achsah
ST Plerre
Mig
Survivor
Boston and Providence Railroad Train Schedule Changes 1887
On and after May 30 1887 trains will run with Shore Line Fast Express, Mail, Steamboat and Branched services. Timetables show departures from Boston to New York and connections to Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Canton Readville and many stops. Return times and Sunday exceptions follow complex daily adjustments across multiple lines and stations.
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Boston & Providence Railroad
Dleave
Boston
New York
Neork «Hore
Providence
Pawtucke Se
Rail schedule corrections and Boston station departures 1887
Train times for New York and New England routes listed with departures from Boston station and connections at intercity points. Frequent weekday and Sunday departures include interlining notes and corrected July 1887 date.
Boston and Maine Through Trains On Both Divisions
A schedule lists departures from Haymarket and Causeway Street for routes to Bangor Bar Harbor St Johns Halifax and the Provinces with steamer connections from Portland. Special limited express runs from Boston to Bar Harbor depart Haymarket at 9 15 am and arrive Bar Harbor at 6 55 pm with return ferries and Portland connections finishing in Boston by 6 pm.
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Bar Marridor
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Halifax
Provinces
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Manchester
Concord
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Grand Trunk and & Lincoln Railways
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Boston
Haymarket Square
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Car Harbor
Mt. Desert Ferry
Amesbury
M. Mbeverly
Tiddeford
Chelsea
Everett
Great Palls and Koch
Hampton Yorth Mampton
Rye Beach
Aoe Fye
Lynn and Way
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Rangers St. John
Walifax
Salem
Boston and Lowell Railroad Timetable 1687
Boston station on Causeway street and 218 Washington street lists daily services to Tilton Laconia Weirs Meredith Plymouth Lebanon White River Junction and Montreal with parlor and sleeping cars to Montreal and connections via Vermont R R. Service from Boston includes Concord Hillsboro Nashua and Manchester area with multiple daily departures and through car arrangements.
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston
Causeway Street
Washington Street
Old State House
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Blaverhill
Woodsville
Littleton
Byans, Lancaster
Jeffery
Claremont
Tpelier
Essex Junction
Burting- Albans
Montreal
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Fragmented Schedule Fragments From Local Notice
Readable times and names appear scattered across a damaged text. Key items include late evening and night slots, partial monetary figures, and incomplete place or person references.
Mixed cargo listings across three vessels and ports
The text itemizes cargoes and quantities for three ships at Glasgow and Bridgewater and Yarmouth. Prussian carries flour lumber tobacco lard dye ink boxes and other goods. Cyrene and Modena list flour meal coal oil beef pork canned goods lard and meal.
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Glasgow
Scot
Bridgewater
Yarmouth
Modena
Commodity Ledger Fragment From 1880s Trade Goods
A garbled ledger fragment lists various goods and quantities including cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, butter, oleo, cheese, oats, beans, apples, potatoes, wheat, malt, millfeed, hay, straw, peas, tallow, beef, pork, lard, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and peltsees. It provides year references 1887 1886 and numerous bucketed figures, crates, boxes, cases, bags, and bales, with scattered totals and units across items. The snippet resembles a commerce inventory or customs tally from a late 19th century shipment or depot ledger.
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Cooperage St
Rosin & Turp
England
Ssscvesceesceeerseses
Nova Scotia
Danish West Indies
French Guiana
Scotian
Newfoundland and Lannie Sale
Laue West Indies
Neutine Republic
Usuguay
Okenians
Receipts for Rail Lines Include Wool Flour and Breadstuffs
A compiled list dated August 29 1887 records cargo totals for several railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England and Boston and Maine Eastern Division. Items include bales wool bbls flour oats wheat hemp bacon butter cheese eggs potatoes lumber leather and hides with hundreds of units noted for each line.
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Souble
Fall River Line
New York
Pilgrim
Brmistol
Providence
Old Colony
Boston
Fall River
Newport
Railroad Freight Summary for Wool Eggs and Provisions
A compiled report lists shipments by railroad and by sea including Boston and Maine Western Division Lowell and By Express totals of wool bales and cases of flour eggs and cheese. It covers wool bales leather hides pelts and various agricultural goods with quantities like 24 cases eggs 71 bush potatoes 10 cars lumber and 1092 sides leather.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Boot and Shoe Buyers In Town
A long list of buyers and representatives from multiple states and cities, including Baltimore, Bay City, Chicago, Charlotte, Columbus, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Shreveport, Toledo, and more. The roster features firms such as Rosenthal & Co, Schnadig Bros, Cannon & Fetzer, Newburger Bros, and Dewey, Rodgers & Co, with numerous agents named across the trade show notes.
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Baltimore
Adler
Bay City
Coffeeville
Miss
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Newburger Bros
Columbus
Julius Loeb
S Loeb & Bro
Concord
P B Fetzer
Cannon & Fetzer
Jacksonville
Fla
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Emery, Simmons & Emery
Craw
Kansas City
S K Green
Onley
Eckenrode
Rogersville
Tenn
D Simpson
AD Simpson & Co
Sumner
J E Eckenrode
Eckenrode & Hoopes
Shreveport
Zading
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Highlights Aug 9
Suffolk County records list numerous transfers across Brook avenue Blue Hill avenue River street Dudley street Dennis street and Dennis street sections including parcels on Roxbury Dorchester Washington Village and East Boston. Transactions show buyers sellers dates August 9 to August 10 and prices from 1 to 5000 dollars with several mortgages noted.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Supreme Judicial
Boston
Boston Post
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John Noble
Mortgages Recorded August 8 9 for Various Properties
Mortgage notices list six lenders and borrowers with property locations in Boston area. William B Mason to Asabel B Wright on Riverview avenue for 600 dollars. David H Seakins to William Eaton on Montrose street for 2000 dollars. William M Davis to Frank E Fitz on Marlboro and Matthews streets Chelsea for 4000 dollars. Augustus J Keaton to Solomon Bolster on Walton street Roxbury for 500 dollars. Charles F Ricker to South Boston Savin Bank at Orchard place and Boston street Dorchester for 2500 dollars. Peter Barr to James W French on Washington street Jamaica Plain for 500 dollars.
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William B. Mason
Asabel B. Wright
Riverview Avenue
David H. Seakins
William Eaton
Montrose Street
William M. Davis
Frank E. Fitz
Marlboro
Matthews Streets
Chelsea
Augustus J. Keaton
Solomon Bolster
Walton Street
Roxbury
Charles F. Ricker
South Boston Savin Bank
Orchard Oace
Boston Street
Dorchester
Peter Barr
James W. French
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Fitchburg Railroad Timetable Hoosac Tunnel Route
Trains from Boston Causeway Street to North Adams Troy Albany and the West after July 13 1887 with multiple daily departures including express sleepers to Chicago and through tickets to western points. Local time tables available at stations and Hoosac Tunnel Route office 250 Washington Street Boston. officials listed.
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Time Tables for Boston and Albany Railroad Woonsocket Division
Local and through schedules for the Boston and Albany lines list passenger departures from Woonsocket and Boston with numerous Needham and intermediate stops. Includes daily, Sunday, and holiday variations, return times, express and limited services, and connections to Hartford New York Philadelphia and other points with through Pullman and steamer connections.
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Trains From Boston Station to Many Cities Listed
Train schedule details departures from Boston to towns including Alton Bay Georgetown Mne right, Saco Lawrence and more. Sunday trains listed with times across multiple routes and stops.
Trains to Boston and Amesbury Listed by Boston Station
Timetables show JAMES T. FUR as General Manager and D. J. FLANDERS as General Agent. The schedule details departures to Coastline towns including Amesbury Beverly Lynn Gloucester and Portland with multiple daily slots and notes on Oak Island and Saugus Branch service.
Central Massachusetts lines schedule to Ware and west towns
General passenger agent GEO W. Storer and superintendent C. S. Mellen announce new train times starting Monday June 27 1887 from Boston to Ware Barre and surrounding towns including West Boylston Sudbury Wayland Weston Belmont and others with multiple daily departures and sundry stop times.
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Supreme Judicial Court Districts Report
The Supreme Judicial Court panel discusses district boundaries and judicial appointments. The session notes include remarks by the Honorable Justices as part of ongoing court administration and governance.
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