New York Fruit Prices and Varieties Report
In New York dried apples are quiet with diverse lots listed including King Hubbard Baldwin greening Tallman Snows Northern Spy and common varieties. pears include Beurre d Anjou Duchess and Beurre Bose. grapes list Catawba Concord Isabella. nuts and miscellaneous items cover peanuts hickory shellbark and evaporated apples with several price points and pack notes. Fruit shipments to Aspinwall and Port Limon noted with price ranges for bananas and citrus boxes.
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New York
Hubbardstons
Baldwin
Duchess
Beurre Bose
Lawrence
Sheldons
Concord
Isabella
Virginia
Florida
Sicily
Meat Quotations and Market Report From Chicago
Steady demand for pork and lard with no quotation changes. Beef in moderate demand. fresh beef with light demand and only choice cattle at full quotes. Lambs fair demand at quotations. veals and muttons light. Ribs and assorted pork items priced. several cuts and types listed.
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Chicago
Lord
Choice
Liverpool cotton and New York markets show steady start and buoyant futures
Cotton futures opened steady then closed easy with various price differentials for December through August. Spot market in Liverpool reported good business and firmer prices, while New York spot and futures opened buoyant with mixed bids. Receipts totaled 19,400 bales, sales 12,000 bales. refined oil, sugar and glass markets noted unchanged or firm pricing.
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Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Ota Lg
Piero
Pecos
Manila
Hedlos
Glee
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Markets by Telegraph. Mixed North American grain and flour prices
Reports from New York Milwaukee Cincinnati Louis Toledo Detroit Chicago summarize steady to higher prices across flour wheat rye and corn markets. Notable figures include No 2 spring 77 1 4c No 2 red 78c and 80c white Michigan red and current pork lard and butter quotations.
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New York
St. Louis
Minnesota
City
Aniet
Rio
Petroleum—United
Mess
Glee
South America
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Sf. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Summary of Grain and Whiskey Prices and Shipments
Report lists prices for dry salted shoulders and whiskey with receipts for flour and multiple grains. Shipments show flour and grain volumes including wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with bush and bbis units.
U.S. Hog and Cattle Prices By City and Day
Market roundup reports hogs steady to firm in St Louis New York and Chicago with prices ranging from 3.65 to 4.10 per cwt. Kansas City Peoria and Chicago show steady cattle and hog receipts and mixed totals. Cattle receipts at Chicago cited 9,000 with Christmas steers priced around 6 to 7 per cwt and hogs near 4.00 per cwt. East and West markets note strong hogs with varied weights and lots reflected in mixed shipping figures.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peorla
Chicago
Texas
Cotton Markets Report. Dense, varied receipts and stocks
Market report lists net receipts and grosses by port including Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville with shipments exports to Great Britain France and the continent. Consolidated six day totals show overall imports exports and national stock across United States ports.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Continent
Charleston
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Bread and grain prices steady amid quiet demand
From Liverpool market notes dated December 9 to 12 30 pm, wheat and corn show little change with steady quotes for winter and spring varieties. Pork prices slip to 88s 6d for short clear and 33s for long clear, with American cheese at 63s and tallow at 26s 6d.
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Liverpool
Imports and Exports December 9 1886 Charlottetown PEI
A detailed ledger of shipments and consignments arriving at Charlottetown and other Atlantic ports. Entries list steamer consignments of eggs butter potatoes oats mackerel lobsters and fish, with numerous firms across Charlottetown Cornwallis Glace Bay Miragoane St Pierre and Pictou noted for orders and stock.
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Charlottetown
Pei
Carroll
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Brown
de Lorie & Co
Cutler
Gritfin & Co
Hutchinson & Col
Hinckley, Ayers & Co
Hathaway & Co
Suffolk Brewing Co
Witham & Co
Winsor & Son
Pictou
Howe & French
Russell & Co
Wheeler & Co
Wyman
Pel
Dominion
Cornwallis
George C Rockwell
Boris
Perside
Herrick
Exports Dispatches from Melbourne to Halifax and Liverpool
A detailed list of shipments dated December 9 1886 shows cargo from Bark Benjamin F Hunt Jr including horse nails 96 kegs cut do 198% cases do 121 pkgs tobacco 12 bbis syrup 40 rolls wire 1523 bbis sugar 5380 cases and many more items. The port entries cover Melbourne Halifax and Liverpool with extensive counts of lumber sugar meat groceries and machinery among others.
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Melbourne
Australia
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Halifax
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Staple Goods Receipts from Boston & Albany and Grand Junction RRs
Listing of December 9 1886 receipts showing quantities of cotton wool flour corn meal corn oats barley malt peas tallow beef lard grease butter oleo eggs beans apples potatoes hay straw lumber leather skins and bacon for Boston & Albany Railroad and Grand Junction Railroad with totals and unit measurements.
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Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Soston & Maine Railroad
Froston & Maine Railroad—Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
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FALL RIVER LINE AND HOVSE TUNNEL ROUTE ADD RAIL SCHEDULES
Railroads announce the New York and Fall River Line with special express service from Boston and connections to steamers Pilgrim and Bristol. Fitchburg and Boston Maine routes show extensive daily schedules to Albany Chicago St Louis and Ottawa with numerous stops and Sunday trains. tickets and sleeping car arrangements available at Old State House and Old Colony Station.
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Chicago
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Central Vermont R. R
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Boston and Providence Railroad Goods Shipment Ledger
Readable OCR lists varied freight items by railroad lines including Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Boston and Lowell, and others. Items range from bacon and tea to wool, hides, and lumber with quantities and units, indicating a detailed freight manifest.
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Boston Suburbs From Nov 24
A compilation shows transfers of land and buildings in Isabella Wigglesworth Newbury Durham and other streets. Notable moves include George W Nason to Rollin H Allen for 825000, and Essex Savings Bank to the Re formed Presbyterian congregation on Isabella street for 339. Transactions also record mortgages back and multiple nov 24 closings in Roslindale Roxbury South Boston Chelsea and Charlestown areas.
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Isabella Street
Benjamin F. Brooks
William H. Adams
Home Savings Bank
Wigglesworth Street
Mechanics’ Savings Bank of
Lowell
Jane BE. Sennett
Newbury Street
Thomas W. Emerson
Lorenzo M. Dyer
Durham Street
George W. Nason
Rollin H. Allen
Essex Savings Bank
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation
Midland and
Bay Streets
Ambrose A. Ranney
Hiram Johnson
Crescent Avenue
George Derby Welles
Cora B. Weston
Armandine Street
Roxbury
Michael J. Lordan
Francis C. Richards
Dennis Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Thomas Garfield
Chestnut Avenue
Boston
John E. Soper
Eliza Cullinane
Bowman and
D Streets
Patrick F. Sullivan
Ssoco
Chelsea
Edward Cox
James Hemenway
Sawtelle
Clark Avenue
Nettie M. Belden
William H. Keal
Chester Avenue
Roslindale
John H. Bradford
Jarvis C. Wardwell
Hewlett Street
Winthrop
Mary M. Turnbull
Mary Ann Turnbull
Washington Street
Mortgages Recorded on Various Boston Properties
Listings show multiple mortgages dated Nov 24 to 26 involving Elizabeth L. McMasters, Amos D. Gould, Margaret Driver, Adeline L. Tower, George W. Nason, Rollin H. Allen, and John G. Cook. Lenders include Union Institution for Savings, George Curtis trustees, North End Savings Bank, Dwelling House Insurance Company, and trustees. Properties include Rand Street Roxbury Brook Avenue Dorchester Endicott Street West Concord Street Durham Street Appleton Street. Amounts range from 400 to 40000 dollars.
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Elizabeth L. McMasters
Union Institution For Savings
Rand Street
Roxbury
Amos D. Gould
George Curtis
Brook Avenue
Dorchester
Margaret Driver
North End Savings Bank
Endicott Street
Adeline L. Tower
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Concord Street
George W. Nason
James N. Thompson
Durham Street
Ditto
Rollin H. Allen
John G. Cook
John C. Ropes
Appleton Street
Lawsuit Over Damages From Rhoda Yacht Purchase Adjourned
The suit of J. M. Seymour against Pierre Lorillard for damages from the purchase of the steam yacht Rhoda was before Judge O Gorman in New York and adjourned until today. Alice Sheehan of Lynn was crossing the Concord station railroad tracks when she tripped on a frog and was run over by a moving engine and injured.
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J. M. Seymour
Pierre Lorillard
Rhoda
O’gorman
New York
Alice Sheehan
Lynn
Concord Station
Proposals Sought for Dark Blue Flannel Delivery to Philadelphia
Multiple government bid notices outline sealed proposals for military fabric and supplies. The 4000 yards of L142 ounce dark blue wool flannel are sought in Philadelphia with delivery by early 1887, plus military supply contracts in Boston and Portland harbor dredging bids.
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Deport Quartermaster’s Office
Girnako Street
Philadelphia
United States Quartermasters Department
Pacific Coast
M. J. Ludington
U.S. A
Navy seeks bids for steel gun forgings and armor plates
The Navy invites U S steel makers to compete to supply about 1310 tons of gun forgings and 4500 tons of armor plates for modern ordnance. Deliveries must be within one to two and a half years depending on caliber, with earliest deliveries favored. Proposals due December 10, 1886, twin copies, sealed to the Secretary of the Navy in Washington.
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United States of America
United States Navy Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Navy Department
Congress
GiGi
Saanich Ie
PTC
Bureau of Ordinance
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D.C
William C. Wihtney
the Navy
Navy extends bid deadline for gun forgings and armor plates
The Navy Department extends the proposal deadline from December 10, 1886, to March 15, 1887, at noon, with bids opened at that hour. Secretary William C. Whitney signs the notice from Washington dated November 6, 1886.
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Navy Department
Washington
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Partnership Notice Forms Butler Merrill Merrills in Boston
Philip H Butler with W Merrill and Albert B Merrill form a limited partnership for marble and soapstone in Boston Mass. Butler is general partner. Merrills are special partners contributing 5000 dollars each. Dated October 1 1886 Boston. Also Boott Cotton Mills dividend of 30 dollars per share payable December 10 at Treasurer’s office 60 State Street Boston.
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Philip H. Butler
W. Merrill
Albert B. Merrill
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
A. Wentworth & Co
Ricces Walrill
Albert K. Merrill
Suffolk
Moses W. Merrill
Albert RB. Merrill
John F. Colby
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
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Second National Bank
G. L. Perkins
Boott Cotton Mills
State Street
Augustus Lowell
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
T. Jefferson Coolidge
The
Post Publishing Cone
Congress Street
Mass
Edwin M. Bacon
Train Schedules Updated for Boston and Providence Line
The 1886 timetable announces Monday September 6 service changes. Trains depart Boston for New York via Shore Line Fast Express and Shore Line Mail with various return times, price details, and Sunday adjustments. Connections at Mansfield and Providence are noted with Shore Line transfers and possible detentions.
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Lezine
Boston
New York
Shore Line
Shore Lite Mail
Sunays
Steamboat
Somdawe Owsrsntist
C.daneren
Beturna
Willie
Boston and Vicinity Train Schedules and Stops 1886
Train timetable listing weekday and Sunday departures from Boston to Ashcroft Blackstone Dorchester Harvard Street and dozens of stations including New York Providence and Plymouth with varied times, stops and return schedules. Also outlines Weymouth and Cohasset branch patterns and Oct 11 1856 change notices.
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Boston Station
Summer Street
Ashcroft
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Blackstone
Danbury
Dorchester
Ein Meellliets
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Dudley Wivcet
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Mattapan
Kyl Begbeky
New Britain
Newburg
Rbmew
London
New York
Middletown
Norwich
Norwood
Norwood Central
Pawtucket
Philadelphia
Providence
Ezroy Ooo Pal Puatnam
Readville
Iver Street
Llax
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Conn
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Webster
Boston
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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