Undefined Price Notes From Sparse Market Text
Market fragment shows crude price bits including 1.150 per barrel and 1.25 for three Eins with parsley. Mentions 61 SOG G0 F oh SO Pump. No clear event, date, or source organization identifiable.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1888
Page
7
Market fragment shows crude price bits including 1.150 per barrel and 1.25 for three Eins with parsley. Mentions 61 SOG G0 F oh SO Pump. No clear event, date, or source organization identifiable.
The Chicago market prefers buying January and selling May through Cudahy and Armour. Prices signal lower overall levels as hog receipts are estimated at 25,000 for Monday. Pork trade remains quiet at old prices with firm, well held rates for various cuts and lard and hams showing steady to mixed movement across cities like New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Cincinnati.
Aguan steamship arrives in New Ark, with a banana steamer unit aboard. The vessel signals arrival as officials assess cargo and port capacity.
Snow and Co offers 1500 boxes of Florida oranges 500 boxes of grapes 125 boxes of dates 125 bags of shellbarks and 10 casks of Spanish chestnuts at 1 pm. Apples prices vary by grade with several varieties listed. Grapes and oranges show steady or quiet demand at stated figures. Cranberries nuts and other fruits quoted with prices and terms.
Sugar markets show firm refined sugar with varied grades and prices. Havana and Despi reports note dull, steady activity with small week’s business. planters reluctant to sell first sugars. Molasses demand remains good at old prices with regional quotes for Ponce Porto Rico and other locales.
New York cotton remains quiet with middling uplands at 9 5 8c and low mid diesel at 9 4 4c, sales 109 bales as futures open easy and close steady. Liverpool spot steady at 57 1 6d for middling uplands and Orleans, with 8000 bales traded and 14 200 bales receipts including 14 200 American. Various regional markets show receipts, exports, and stocks, with prices ranging and futures curves listed.
Net receipts for one day total 385,932 with exports to Great Britain 24,489 and to the Continent 18,276. Stock at all United States ports stands at 837,231 while shipments and sales vary by port including Cincinnati 2,234 shipments and 200 sales and St Louis 1,585 shipments with 400 sales.
Kansas City cattle receipts 991 hogs 5624 with mixed prices and steady to lower trends. St Louis hogs ease to $490 505, Peoria $490 520, Cincinnati $4 50 6 30 to $5 1025 25. Chicago cattle receipts 8400 slow steady trims. Texas cattle $185 310. sheep receipts 300 natives $275 3 75 Western corn fed $4 450 Texans $225 3 25 lambs $375 560.
Tallow shows strong demand at firm prices with city at 644¢ and country 5¢. Coffee markets steady with Rio quiet and easy at 17c. Turpentine and petroleum close varied in New York with turpentine 45%–46c, rosin 10.65, tar nominal, petroleum 6.60–7.30c, RSW 7.25c and cases 9.80c.
Maritime list of cargoes and consignments loaded at Halifax and Glasgow on the steamers Carroll and Siberian. Items include halibut salmon lobsters berries apples whale bone tobacco paper dry goods and ironware from multiple firms, with through goods to Canada.
A dated shipping list from Carbonear Nova Scotia to Annapolis Halifax and other ports details schooners and brig cargoes of flour coal kerosene lumber hardware paint nails etc. Items include Argonaut Willie D Olive Canning Packet Sullivan Carroll Bessie May and more with quantities listed in barrels boxes bales and crates across Cape St Mary Halifax Liverpool Bridgewater Annapolis and Port Elizabeth Natal.
Boston & Albany, Grand Junction and Boston & Providence railroads record extensive shipments. Cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, rye, barley, malt, feed, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, straw, timber, leather, pelts, lard, provisions, and other goods listed with quantities across multiple cars and bales. Includes large flour and cornmeals totals and regional rail lines handling diverse cargo.
Sunday trains operate on the Main Line from Boston area stations to Riverside via Main Line and to Wellesley Hills and Newton Highlands with departures from Boston at 8.35 and 10.05 am and return times late morning and afternoon. A. S. Hanson and H. T. Gallup sign as General Passenger Agent and General Superintendent.
A ledger style rundown lists freight items carried by multiple rail lines including Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine and others. Entries cover bales wool pork lard tallow hides leather and various cargoes with counts in bales, barrels, sacks, cases, and cars, reflecting 19th century commercial commerce across the Northeast.
A detailed ledger style list shows dairy, grain, meat and other commodity receipts for December 15 1888 with figures for cotton wool oleo cheese flour cornmeal beans corn oats apples wheat potatoes barley hay rye straw millfeed leather beef pork lard hides dried goods tea coffee sugar molasses and related items, including units and totals.
Foreign markets across London, Liverpool, Paris, Antwerp and Bremen show wheat and corn quiet or firmer flows. Wheat prices vary by region with December futures weaker in London and quiet in Paris. American wheat unchanged in London. Liverpool notes weak breadstuffs and dull spot wheat with mixed price shifts. other commodities and petroleum quoted in Berlin and Antwerp.
George A Sawyer guardian of Georgeanna Haliburton presents first and final account for allowance. Citations to appear at Suffolk Probate Court Boston December 31 1888 at 10 am to show cause why allowance should not be granted. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Boston Post. Judge Joan W McKint. Register Elijah George.
Multiple government solicitations from the United States Engineer Office Portland Maine and the Lighthouse Establishment. Dredging bids for Moose a bee Bar and Penobscot River segments due January 10 1889. Lighthouse work for Deer Island Lubec Narrows and Crabtree Ledge lighthouses with separate bids due January 3 1889. Steel gun forging proposals due December 11 1888. Shipbuilding tender Clover materials and labor proposals due January 10 1889. Information available from offices of J A Smith Major of Engineers and S C Rowan Vice Admiral.
A Suffolk County court filing by Thomas R. S. Bullock of Boston seeks a divorce from Ellen C. Sylvester. The document details their marriage on February 16, 1873, desertion in November 1877, and Ellen’s adultery with Joseph Miller since 1883. Also included are corrected train schedules from Boston and New York lines with numerous daily departures to Ashcroft Baltimore Danbury Dorchester and other destinations revealing an era of rapid rail travel.
Several creditors meetings scheduled in insolvency cases. George M. Brooks cites a warrant against William K. Eaton of Melrose. Thomas B. Bragan of Boston and Girsch & Co. further assignee actions listed. Grenville P. Peirce, Benjamin C. Haskell, and Alonzo W. Perry named as assignees with dates in December 1888 to January 1889 for creditor proofs and objections.
A jumble of early and late day rail times lists dozens of towns including Belmont Cambridge Concord Gardn er Greenfield Evin Millers Falls and Nashua with multiple morning and evening departures. The fragment hints at a regional timetable or schedule page with frequent Sunday listings and parlor car notes but lacks a coherent narrative.
A dense OCR listing shows a long series of train times and destinations across multiple towns and stations including Ashmont Neponset East Weymouth Mattapan Quincy Brockton and Fall River with notes on Sundays pm and weekday patterns. The entry appears as a timetable snippet detailing departures arrivals and service annotations rather than a narrative event.
The timetable lists departure and arrival times for routes from Kneeland Street Station to Buzzards Bay towns including Barnstable Brewster Chatham Hyannis Provincetown Sandwich Wellfleet and others. Services run weekday and weekend patterns with observed times from 8.15 am to 4.15 pm and note Nantucket and Monday schedules.
Schedules show multiple trains by town including Providence Readville Roxbury Attleboro and New Bedford with varied weekly times Sundays and weekdays. Contains many station names rates and cross references to Central Division for additional trains.
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