Grain and meat prices across Toledo Cincinnati and Milwaukee reports
Market news from Toledo shows wheat and corn dull and oats nominal with receipts of 5000 bushels wheat and 1000 bushels corn while shipments reach 3000 wheat and 6000 corn. Cincinnati notes pork at 14 dollars and lard higher at 6.70, with bulk meats and whiskey steady and receipts 1800 with shipments 13800. Milwaukee reports flour steady and wheat about 78 percent, oats and barley steady with receipts of 10387 bbis flour and 2067 bushels wheat, shipments 11759 bbis flour and 1458 bushels wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Fev
Cincinnati
Shipmenits
Milwauker
Hog and cattle markets staple updates from St Louis
Hogs higher at St Louis noon trading with Yorkers at 5 615, mixed packers firmer at 5 264585, patchers to extra at 5 4075 GO. Markt activity shows gains across hog categories and firmer tone among buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louiss
Cotton Market News Feb 11 1887 National cotton prices and stocks
Augusta to New York ports report receipts exports and stock levels for week ending Feb 11 1887. Net receipts at all US ports 107 464 with 881 495 stocks. exports to Great Britain 83 756 France 4 484 and the continent 29 665. Consolidated week data and year ago comparisons included.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
Shipae
St. Louis
Louisville
France
Continent
United States
Liverpool
London and Liverpool Markets Report on Wheat and Cotton
International market notes show wheat and corn activity muted off the coast with steady prices in London and Liverpool. Cotton futures in Liverpool remain firm with multiple delivery months, while wool sales in London stay brisk with strong cape demand and notable volume across colonies and South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
iBeerbohm
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Orleans
Manchester
California
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Montevideo
Imports FRB 11 1887 Buenos Ayres and Liverpool cargoes
A long list of consignments from Buenos Ayres to Liverpool and other ports includes Bark Annie R Lewis with hides, Yorktown salt, Highlands jute, Annapolis hemp and sugar orders, and numerous shipper line items. The record enumerates buyers such as Bar ing Bros Co N W Rice Co and many coastal firms, noting quantities like 2000 tons salt, 8395 bales jute, and 1999 bales hemp along with varied merchandise and crates listed by ship and trade post.
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Buenos Ayres
Annie R Lewis
Baring Bros & Co
W Rice & Co
Cagliari
Yorktown
George E Downes
Chittagong
Highlands
Demerara
Iloilo
Annapolis
Liverpool
Eng
Washburn & Moen Manf Co
Jackson & Co
Sherburne
Walbaum & Co
Messenger, Jr
Lane & Hubbard
Cudbear Brown Bros & Co
Mdse Baring Bros & Co
Picus Earthenware
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Rogers & Co
Linder & Meyer
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Wellington & Co
Richard Briggs
Murphy & Coolidge
Pierce & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Shoninger
Moses & Co
Bradford
Thomas & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Weeks & Potter
Schoenhof
Sumac
Beach & Co
Dame & Co
French & Co
Treder
Messner & Co
Marsh Bros. Pierce & Co
Bixby & Co
H P Smith & Co
Neal
Morse & Co
Clement & Soule
Messenger Bros & Jones
Blake & Sterns
John L Gardner
J & J Murdock
Morse & Ro
Talbot
Wilmarth
Almanacs and merchants trade ledger fragments
A scanned almanac style list records numerous consignments from Forbes & co to Stone & Downer and Neal Morse, with items including woollens, linens, cottons, machinery, steel wire, bleaching powders, caustic soda, coal, pig iron, and mdse. It notes shipments by J B Moors & co, Morey & co, Riley & Gray, and Jordan Marsh, among others, spanning casks, bales, cases, and bags, with varied destinations and orders from Miragoane to Mobile and Kio Grande do Sul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes & Co
Cahill & Co
Stone & Downer
Stedman & Fuller Mant Co
Neal, Morse & Co
J B Moors & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Moise Stone & Downer
I. P Hollander & Co
H M Burr & Co
Murray
Morey & Co
Earle Mant Co
Morey & Smith
Thomas P Frost
Miragoane
A J Horsey
Mobile
Kennard
Kio Grande DO Sul
Exports Records From Feb 11 1887 Ports
Shipping list items from St Thomas Amsterdam and St John NB detail brig Rocky Glen and Schr Vioneer cargoes. Goods include flour, fish, oysters, apples, cranberries, ice, nails, boots and shoes, beef and pork, lumber, beefs, petroleum, and limber measurements. Major destinations and vessel names appear with quantities and measurements.
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ST. Thomas
Dwi
Brig
Rocky Glen
Amsterdam
Holland
ST. John
Receipts for Feb 11 1887 by multiple railroads
A detailed freight ledger lists cargo received by Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine Eastern and Western Divisions, Boston & Lowell, and By Express and By Sea. Entries include cotton bales, wool, flour, cornmeal, beef, hams, tea, coffee, butter, eggs, bacon, lard, pork, leather, hides, and various sacks, bales, and cases. Strong entities include railroad names, dates, and dozens of commodities with quantities.
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Heskes
Niger
Ido
Ieee
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Fragmented Commodity List From Historical Ledger
A garbled OCR reading lists various goods and quantities such as grease, molasses, sugar, bbls, cases, hides, and skins with numbers like 40 050 and 90, 7, 4447, 101, 53, 249, 47 180, 62, 74 331, 635, 93, and 1995. The stream appears as an inventory fragment lacking coherent structure or context.
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town Excerpt
A list of buyers and agents from multiple cities including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Omaha and St Louis is presented. Names and firms such as S G J Putzel Phelps Dodge Gore Kreisman Daum Nightingale Lewis Lancaster Hull Keiser W C Walker Shaffer Deming Corser Amick and many others appear with their respective companies or roles. This appears to be a directory style notice or advertisement fragment from a newspaper.
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Binghamton
Derby Line
D Wilkey
D Wilkey & Co
Decatur
G W Downing
Ads
Easton
Penn
T C Nightingale
WW Moon & Co
Fort Worth
Tex
IX H Lewis
Lewis Bros & Co
Lexington
Lancaster
Re. Martin’s Ferry
Boyd
Mt Vernon
RDS
Hull
Craw
Mansfield
H Keiser
New York
I Rand
C Fisher
N Fisher & Co
Thomas E Greasen
Omaha
C McDougall
E G Moore & Co
Quincy
G W Watson
Watson & Coburn
Richmond
M May
Jacob May & Son
Savannah
8 Buck
Buck Bros
St Louis
J H Shaffer
Shaffer, Swarts
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Listings
Suffolk County transfers list multiple properties with buyers, sellers, and dates from Feb 4 to Feb 6. Entries include Rutland street, Shawmut avenue, Roxbury Hoffman street, Dorchester Harvest street, Jones avenue, Garbett & Woods plan, Brookline Summer and Washington streets, South Boston Land East Second streets, G street, Maverick street, Saratoga street, Chelsea Walnut street, Revere Ocean and Walnut avenues, and Brighton Western avenue transfers with prices and mortgage details.
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Rutland Street
Jacob Berwin
Thomas Peters
George H. Warren
Shawmut Avenue
Thomas R. Bailey Et
George W. Nason
Rollin H. Allen
Roxxbury
Thomas Gaffield
William Priesing
Hoffman Street
Frederick E. Webber
Dorcuester
Richard C. Humphreys
Mary E. Smith
Harvest Street
William B. Cutter
Everett A. Flynn
Jones Avenue
George D. Wildes
Henry Pearson
Garbett & Woods
Dorchester
Louis L. Puller
Brookline
Frederick
Ames
Grace Stevenson
Summer
Washington Streets
Boston
William T. Eaton
Charles Hi. Hall
Lewis A. Pierce
William C. Woodside
Saratoga Street
Luccinda O. Howard
John Benson
Chelsea
Eugenie J. Larkham
Walnut Street
Revere
Theresa C. Airola
Arthur D. McLellan
Ocean Avenue
Augustine Airola
John B. Airola
Walnut Avenue
Brighton
Charles Mackin
Ellen Mackin
Western Avenue
Mortgage transfers list from Chelsea Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown Feb 5 1900s
A series of property mortgage records dated February 5 list transfers to various lenders including Jeremiah Connors, Howard J. Pierce, William Kussmaul, Angeline Avery, William Priesing, John S. Hobbs, Thomas Peters, John F. Damon, and Charles H. Denison. Properties span Spencer Avenue Chelsea Dorchester Orangel Street Roxbury Chester Avenue Charlestown Pelham Street with loan amounts from 200 to 1000 dollars and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Connors
the Provident Cooperative Bank
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
Howard J. Pierce
Mogart A. King
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
William Kussmaul
John E. Blackemore
Orange Street
Angeline M. Avery
Rachel C. Standish
Harvard Street
William Priesing
Frederick E. Weber
Hoffman Street
Roxbury
John S. Hobbs
Reuben E. Demmon
Fayette and
Ferdinand Streets
Thomas Peters
Henry C. Hutchins
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
John F. Damon
George Wheatland
Chester Avenue
Charles H. Denison
Caroline B. Nathan
Pelham Treet
Peb
Probate Notices in Suffolk and Middlesex Massachusetts
Probate notices from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk and Middlesex counties announce citations in estate matters for Roswell Gleason of Boston and others. Proceedings seek letters testamentary, accounts, and final administrations with public notices in the Boston Post, dated February 1887, and chaired by Judges McKim and Brooks.
Probate notices and administrations in Suffolk County Massachusetts
A series of probate notices from Middlesex and Suffolk Counties, Massachusetts, announce will probates, executors and administrators for J. Brown, Mary Flynn, Bridget Conlon, William Bannister, William Cash, and Virginia Howland. Public citations name heirs, executors, and bond requirements with court dates in 1887 and notices to creditors to exhibit claims.
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Norm MO Vealteh
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lorena A, Brown
Malden
Commonwealth OF Massachius Setts
Suffolk
Mary Flynn
Boston
Totich
William E. Cash
Virginia T. Howland
Insolvency Notice for George A Lancaster of Brookline
Commonwealth of Massachusetts insolvency notice issued February 9 1887 in Norfolk County. A warrant has issued against builder George A Lancaster's estate. Debts and property dealings with the insolvent are forbidden. A creditor meeting to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held at Dedham on the third Wednesday of February 1887 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
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George W. Leverett
Cambridge
Middlesex
William Vandervoort
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joun W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Andrew Wiggin
Abel
Haley
Jabez A. Sawyer
Geordd M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
John W. McKim
Albert C. Brown
Grorce M. Brooks
John H. Flynn
Joan W. McKim
Dedham
of Norfolk
Abram C, Paul
Commonwealth OF Diassachusetts
Newton
George M., Brooks
Henry J. Allen
Walter B. Allen
Copartners
Allen
Samuel W. Tucker
Massachusetts
Murphy & CO
County of
Olney T. Meader
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Harvey A. Platts
Charles W. Wryo
Oscar B. Mowry
Train Schedules Across Massachusetts and Nearby Towns
A dense excerpt lists Western Division train times from Boston Station to many towns including Andover Lowell Melrose and Salem with departures and returns at various hours. The roster covers destinations such as Exeter Georgetown Biddeford and Portland with multiple daily options and special workingmen’s trains.
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Square
Alton Say
Rochester
Farms
Andover
Exeter
Maverhill
Georgetown
Biddeford
Slace
Lawrence
North Dan
Roas
South Laws
Lowell
Malden
Melrose Highlands
Melrose
Wilmings
Boston and Maine Through Trains January 1 1887 Schedule
Railroads Boston and Maine list through trains on both divisions from Haymarket and Causeway stations to Augusta Haymarket, Lewiston, Manchester, North Conway, Portland, and Halifax with varied departures 7.30 am to 9 pm. Connections include St John New Brunswick and ports to Halifax. Massachusetts Maine lines also serve Bangor, Calais, and St. John via steamers from Portland, and Maine Central Grand Trunk Knox & Lincoln routes share Haymarket and Causeway stations.
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Augusta—l
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Bangor
St. Bobn
Halifax i
Provinces
Yann
Rastport
Calais
St. John
Halifax
N. S
Portland
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Maine Central
Grand Eunk
Knox & Lincoln
Raiways- Hayim Ket Square
Cause Street
Lynn and Way
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Malifax
Tom
Fitchburg Railroad Passenger Schedule Leaves and Arrives
A lengthy 1886 timetable lists Fitchburg Railroad passenger departures and connections from Causeway Street and Boston stations. It notes morning starts at 6:30 and 8:30 with various express and sleeping car services to Albany New York Chicago and St Louis, plus Sunday and West Shore options and numerous intermediate stops including Worcester, Grafton, Clinton, and Keene.
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Albany
N. Y
Inel
Chicago
Ing
St. Louis
West Shore
Alban West
Albi
N. J. Gree
Causeway Street
Boston
Weam
New York Central
Ind Central
Troy
Nfield
Baldwinville
A . Falls
Electric timetable fragment for New England commuter routes
Complex OCR of a historical schedule lists train times for many stations including Lynn Amesbury Beverly Chelsea Everett Dover Revere Salem Rockport Swampscott and others. The text names stations, times, branches and notes Sunday trains and special services with officer signatures.
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Amesbury
Beverly
Biddegard
Chelsea
Dover
Everett
Treat Falls
Rochester
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Toswich
Lynn
Middleton
Newburyport
North Conway
Peabody and Danvers
Tym
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
Gow
Osc
Saugus Hraweh
Swanpscott
Wenham
Wolteboro
Trains From Kinston to Wall River Line Schedule
On and after January 24 trains depart Kinston for Wall River Line at 6 p.m. and 4 a.m. with multiple stops including Hyannis, Weymouth, Fall River, and Plymouth. return trips listed with weekday patterns and connections through Boston and Taunton, led by General Manager J. R. Kendrick.
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Kinston
Wall River
M. Ashmone
la Irn
Barmtable
Hyannis
Wearmouth
Sandwich
Mraintree
Urettery
Een Than
Emer
Sik Joe
Wil
Wood's Hall
Cohasset
Hincham
Weymoutha
Hingham
Fall River
Brockton
Taunton
Ieee Ae “M
Newport
South Braintree
Way Statons
New York
Boston
J. R. Kendrick
Old Colony Station
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Old Colony
J.R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Boston and Providence Hartroad Trains Schedule
A long dated timetable lists daily and Sunday departures from Boston to New York Providence and nearby towns, with Shore Line Fast Express and Shore Line Mail routes, multiple onward connections, and return times. It notes transfers at Mansfield, delays, and a superintendent's closing signature A Folsom.
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Boston
Shore Line
Jwreturn
Shore Life Mail
New York
Steamboat
Stonington
Providence
Jpanetucket
Metarn
Bodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Mansefield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Ounateon Junction
Readville
Pa Blyde Park
Hoveland Clarenston Mills
Forest Hills
Jamasca Briain
Boylston
Roxbury
Ded Ham
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Mighland
Stoughton
Canton
Mt. Hope
Warren and
Bristol
Mansfield
A. Folsom
Boston and Lowell Railroad Timetable Summary 1887
Timetable listings for Boston station Causeway Street and City Ticket Office detail extensive local and through services. Routes include Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland St. Albans Montreal and more with multiple daily departures to Plymouth Warren Haverhill Nashua and Worcester. Parlor and Pullman cars to Montreal. Local services to Manchester Concord Beverly Woburn and beyond with varied morning, afternoon, and Sunday schedules. Published by C S Mellen and George W Storer, General Superintendent and Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Ene Panne aVia Saugus
Workingman’s
South Reading
Boston
Haymarket Square
City
Washington Street
Portland
Bangor
James T. Furber
D.d. Flanders
Causeway Street
Old State
T House
Trerough
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Wrymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Mongpelier
Essex
Sunction
Marlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Plymouth
Warren
Hlaverhill
Woodsville
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Bristol
Clairemont
Lynn
White Mountain
Pullman
Central Vermont RR
Passumpsie R.R
Greenfield
Nashua
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