Fresh Produce Markets Show Little Change In Prices
Apples and cranberries stay steady with firm prices across varieties. New York dried apples remain quiet and steady, evaporated and sun dried options listed. Nuts, peaches, and foreign fruits hold near last quotes with boxed Florida oranges and Messina lemons noted. Cranberries show Cape Cod and country options with price ranges per barrel.
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New York
Baldwin
Massachusetts
Maine
Greening
Tailman Sweet
Virginia
Farmer’s Marks
Valencia
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Florida
Cape Cod
Chicago meat market reports steady demand and prices
Pork and lard hold at steady quotes while dressed hogs and fresh beef stay quiet. Veals abundant. lambs and mutton quiet. Beef and pork products show varied but mostly steady levels with several specific cuts and prices listed.
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Chicago
Lord
Choice
Brighton
Cotton and commodities market report with futures and spot prices
Liverpool cotton futures hold steady across February to October contracts while the spot market opens dull for mid uplands and Orleans. New York spot closes quiet with varied upland prices, futures show modest firm bids for February to November contracts.PIPE LINE CERTIFICATES and sugar and molasses markets note steady refined oil and firm raw sugar with specific prices and recent sales recorded.
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Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Leste
Arcane Eeees
Bouse
Siogar
Cuba
Jamaica
Manila
Sysc
Porto Rico
Retail Prices At Faneuil Hall Market
On Tuesday February 1 the market shows fair demand and sufficient supplies. Fresh fish notes lobsters are scarce and will stay so for two months. Oysters remain steady with supply of common fish meeting demand.
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Faneuil Hall
Sheepshead
Her’g. Sm & d. Doz
Phil Sg
Vair
West
N.dz
Hind 'R
Phil Ei
DO Suess
View Hamlets
Ko Sansa
Svinach
Market prices and produce list in a 1900s style column
A dense catalog of fruits vegetables and meats with prices per unit. Items include squash lettuce cabbage lemons bananas apples cucumbers onions pears cranberries and more, plus fresh meats with varying price ranges for beef veal lamb and mutton.
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Malaga
Fury Torres O'S
Watertown Union Livestock Market Prices Feb 1 1887
Prices cover market beef store cattle sheep and hogs including ranges for choice extra and first quality and descriptions of hides tallow and skins. Notes explain grading and western hog inclusion in Brighton market.
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N. B
Boston & Albany
Brighton
Markets by Telegraph. Feb. 1 price report across cities
Western flour receipts and exports. No 2 spring wheat around 93-94c. corn steady. rye dull. oil and molasses dull. pork ranges 122.50 to 127.50 per barrel. lard bid 66 to 73 cents. Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago notes show mixed grain prices and pork and lard levels. freight and tin and copper prices listed.
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New York
St. Louis
City
Minnesota
United Brac
Long Island
Western
South America
Liverpool
Lakelle
Milwacker
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Toledo
Cincinnati
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Feed Down Prices
Hogs ease in St. Louis New Yorks steady at 465 to 490 per hundredweight Packers, butchers hold at 495. Kansas City hogs 470 to 485 with 8000 today. Peoria hogs 430 to 450. Chicago cattle slow with heavy cattle down. steers 340 to 400. stockers 240 to 380. cows and bulls 176 to 380. hogs 435 to 490. lights 425 to 480. Sheep with natives 306 to 455, Western 340 to 455, Texans 225 to 425, lambs 45 to 60 per head.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Chicago
Net Receipts and Exports Across Multiple Cities
Augusta Net receipts 221 gross 221 sales 690 quiet mid 874 815-16c. Galveston Net receipts 1725 gross 1725 exports to the continent 425 sales 850 stock 78 435 gue mid 15-16c. New Orleans Net receipts 10721 gross 11097 exports to Great Britain 4663 to continent 4100 sales 2000 stock 381 998 easy mid RY YBUe Mobile Net receipts 498 gross 548 exports coastwise 61 sales 400 stock 30806 quiet mid SY ¢ Memphis Net receipts 1695 gross 1759 ship ments 3785 spinners 145 sales 2750 stock 104 252 quiet mid 8 Yc Savannah Net receipts 3758 gross 3768 ex-
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Ybue
Memphis
Savannah
Maritime Trade Ledger From Early America Ports Report
A summary of port activity lists Net receipts, gross, exports to Britain and France, coastwise movements, and stock levels for Charleston Boston Philadelphia New York and other hubs. It shows quiet to mid market readings with varied shipments to Britain and continental Europe and a consolidated figure across all United States ports at 980 209.
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France
Eary
Charleston
Norfolk
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Continent
United States
London and Liverpool Market Report on Wheat and Corn
Beerbohm reports mixed grain movement across London and ports. Wheat arrivals, sales, and stock cited alongside Paris and Antwerp price cues. Liverpool prices show dull demand and steady provisions with futures softening. Trade notes include Manchester textile activity and general weather in England.
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London
Beerbohm
Paris
Liverpool
Michigan
England
California
Antwerp
Manchester
Imports and Exports Summary February 1 1887
Shipping records list routes and cargoes across Halifax, Port Elizabeth, Gonaives, and Mobile. Notable entries include George Leland’s schooner with potatoes, Gordon’s schooner with mackerel herring salmon and codfish, Norden with wool, and Maggie Andrews with cotton. Also logging 32 000 feet of timber and various goods such as log wood and coffee.
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George Leland
Halifax
Gordon
Winsor & Son
Gonaives
Alaric
Dupuy
Riboul & Co
Port Elizabeth
Cgh
Norden
J G Hall & Co
Mobile
Ala
Maggie Andrews
Stephen M Weld, Jr
George H Peters & Co
Receipts From Multiple Railways Show Dairy and Farm Goods
A ledger of shipments dated February 1 1887 lists Boston and Albany Grand Junction Boston and Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Fitchburg Boston and Maine Eastern and Western divisions. Items include bales cotton wool flour corn oats leather hides butter cheese eggs tea sugar bacon lard and case counts with numerous car lots and sacks.
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Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railrod
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Split Rail Freight and Beef Goods Listing and Notices
A long OCR list details shipments by rail and sea including wool, cornmeal, oats, tallow, bacon, butter, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, cheese, and other commodities with varied quantities. The entry also includes legal notices from Suffolk Massachusetts in 1887 describing a contract suit and a divorce libel involving Wm W Thomas and Fred T Cozner.
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Boston & Lowell Railtroad
Express
Libel notice issued in Suffolk Court with Boston Post publication
Supreme Judicial Court orders Emma J. Cozner to appear by publishing an attested copy of the libel and order in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks, last publication at least thirty days before the April session. Also details a separate Suffolk Superior Court contract action against multiple Boston and New York firms with publication for service.
Mechanics lien claim on two Boston houses in 1887 suit
Winslow D Wiswell and Everett E Chapman carpenters seek $446 as a lien on two near-completed wooden houses off Howard Avenue Boston. They allege contract with Alonzo P Clifford for $695 and 75 days plus 164 1 2 days labor at specified rates, received $170, filed Sept 18 in Suffolk Registry, request sale of premises for lien satisfaction.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ss. Superior Court
Winslow D. Wiswel
Alonzo P. Clifford
Winslow D. Wiswell
Everett E. Chapman
Boston
Howard Avenue
Said Avenue
Sargent Street
Hartford Street
William Gray, Jr
Katharine Gray
Edward Cunningham
Milton
Norfolk
Clifford
Albe C. Clark
James E. Blakeley
William Gray
D. Thompson
Notice to parties in Suffolk Superior Court petition
Suffolk ss Superior Court January Sitting 1857 is misdated. The petition requires notice to all interested parties of the pendency and to appear at Boston on the first Monday of March 1887 to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Publication in the Boston Post is required once weekly for three weeks, last on fourteen days before March.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ss. Superior Court
A. D
William Muthmann
Paul Muthmann
Elberfeld
German Empire
Copartners
New York
Ariel M. Cain
M. W. Cain & Son
Christopher C. Blaisdell
John T. Gratton
Maurice F.eere
Gratton, Blaisdell & Horan
Andrew Lawrence
Frank D. Wilde
William H. Hull
George B. Darrow
Wayland
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Braman & Co
Boston
Frederick W. Turner
Henry A
James L. Paine
Paine
Furniture Company
Levin S. Gould
Frank A. Patch
F. M. Holmes
Boston Post
Superior Court
Jos
A. Willard
DNOCKET RECORD BOOK For Tea Trade by Aaron B Gay
Compact wallet sized record book printed and indexed for the tea trade. For sale by Aaron B Gay & Co at 122 State Street.
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Aaron B Gay & CO
Proposals for Granite Curbstones At Boston Park Office
Sealed proposals addressed to the Park Commissioners for Granite Curbstones will be received at 87 Milk Street Boston until 12 noon Friday February 11 1887. Plans and contract forms available at City Engineer Office Boston. The Park Commissioners may reject any bid. Commissioners listed. Also notices for towels washing and ironing bids due February 15 1887 at noon.
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Park Commissioners
The
Milk Street
City Hall
Boston
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
Commissioners
Department of Parks
Office of the Park Commissioners
Custom House
Mass
L. Saltonstall
Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting notice
The annual meeting for members of the Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday February 8 1887 at No 31 Milk Street Bowdoin Building Room 51 Boston to elect thirteen directors and two auditors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Secretary WM B Whiting Boston January 31 1887. WLE Thorndike Company annual meeting at No 10 Summer Street Boston February 8 at 1130 am Clerk PEDER OLSEN. WHIE Cordis Mills annual meeting at No 100 Summer Street Boston February 8 at 1230 pm Treasurer’s office.
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Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Milk Street
Boston
Bowdoin Building
WM. B. Whiting
WLE
Thorndike Compan
Summer Street
Boston Duck Company
Berty
The
Columbian Manufactur
Acy
Samuel Haines
Cordis Mills
Peder Olsen
TEE
Boylston Market Association
Union Building
Side Note on Local Time Tables and Train Connections
Local time tables listing departures and arrivals across multiple routes are available at stations and at 232 Washington Street Boston. The notice outlines numerous trains, connections, and drawing room cars to New York, Springfield, Albany, and Providence with daily and Sunday variations and a September 6 start date for revised schedules.
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Washington Street
Pittsfield
Albany
Hiemingham
Syracuse
N. Springfielda
Cleveland
Chicago
Passeer
Worcester
Buffalocago
Falls
Detroit
Chatham
River Branch
New Haven
Avourem
Veh Oyacks
Ville
Cordaville
Ashlana
Milford
South
Py Ramiy
Framingham and
Marlboro
Px Netarn
Fayville
Southboro
Northboro
Clinton Leemister
Fitchburg
Berlin
West Berlin
Bolton
Pratt Junction
Boston
sSunday
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Mills
Newton High
Brookline
Hanson
H. T. Gallup
Sant
Stonington
New York
Massachusetta
Eehode Island
Boston & Providence
State Street
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
RK EK
Fitchburg and Old Colony Railways Timetables Printed
Train schedules list departures from Boston to Albany New York Chicago and more stations including Framingham Lowell Framingham and Fall River with multiple expresses sleepers and connections. Ridership details cover numerous towns and beach routes with special notes on Sundays and limited runs.
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Watertown Union Livestock Market
George J. Fox
Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Eae
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Eastern
Telegraph
Shah
William W. Thomas
Quincy
Thomas & Owens
James B. Richards
Greenville
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Marshall W.jones
Seward W. Jones
Jones Brothers
WM. T. Connolly
C. G. Sleeper
Supreme Judiciar Oe
County of
Fred T. Cozner
Emma J. Sanderson
Emma J
Mabel Louise Cuzner
Emma J. Cozner
George Gordon
Emma J. Cuzner
Mariel Louise Cuzner
Fred T
Cuzner
Supreme Judicial Court
John Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Jos. A. Willard
Robert P. Clapp
City OF
Corporation Notices
Medical
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Frederick E. Proctor
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
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Robert c. “Heaton
Bangs & Horton
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Canal Street
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