Wholesale Produce Prices Include Potatoes and Tallow
The list details varied produce prices including extra yellow potatoes Jersey 226, Eastern prolifies, Northern Burbanks 50c, New York rose 50c, spring items like spinach 75c, celery 83 350, and city rendered tallow 4 14 to 40c. Also notes bulk quantities, bbls, and farm origins such as Maine, Vermont, and New Brunswick.
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Degis
E Wen
Nikemaw
Nestern
Sebeoy
Ixtra Maire
New Brunswick
Houston
Aroostook
Vermont
New York
Northern
Burbanks
Maine
Easter
Jersey
Bath
Cotton futures open firm in Liverpool and New York markets
Futures in Liverpool opened firm and closed dull around 4 12 64d for January and 5 11 640d for February. Prices for March to August listed, with June and July rising to 6 17 of June and July and August at 6 21 644 for late summer. Spot market opened dull in buyers favor at 83 1645 5 164 Pth for mid uplands and Orleans. Sales total 8000 bales, receipts 18,000 bales. New York spot closed quiet at low prices for various grades. Pipeline certificates quoted with daily highs and lows. Sugar and refined sugar prices remain firm. Molasses prices steady with Ortavo Rico and Cuba quotes provided.
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Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Sloe
Manila
Belmont
Orto Rico
Cuba
Uplands
Minnesota
Rio
Rica
United
Tierces Western Steam Spot
Tierces City Steam
Toledo
Chicago
T Louis
Sons
Milwauker
Cincati
Minneapolis
Minn
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Calcutta Club
California
Paris
England
Michigan
Antwerp
Havana
Markets by Telegraph Report of Jan 20 Commodities and Trade
Cotton quotes and grain prices across major hubs led by New York Toledo Chicago and Cincinnati markets. Upland and Orleans cotton levels noted with middling ranges. flour and wheat prices show varied daily movements. petroleum pork lard and margarine values listed along with receipts and shipments across multiple exchanges. Major centers include New York Toledo Chicago Louisville Milwaukee Cincinnati and Minneapolis with price points for No 2 and mixed grains and byproducts.
Hog and cattle market summaries across five cities
Hogs firmer in St Louis with prices from 435 to 500 in varied packer and butcher sales. Kansas City reports steady hogs around 450 to 455 for good quality, with large receipts and shipments. Peoria and Chicago show firmer cattle and hog prices, with cattle mostly lower in Chicago and hogs active to higher in the region. Sheep receipts and prices noted as higher for natives and Western types.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Cago
Maritime Freight Figures Show Mixed Trade Across Ports
Consolidated six day totals show US ports handling varied activity with exports to Great Britain 53 034 and to France 17 714 while shipments to the Continent reach 62 190. Net receipts total 120 373 and overall stock at all United States ports stands at 987 311.
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New Orleans
Great Britain
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
France
Continent
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Benisville
United States
London and Liverpool Markets Report from January 20
Foreign markets update shows beerbohm sails, wheat and corn mixed with quotes from Calcutta club wheat and California wheat. Liverpool dull for cotton with Upland and Orleans sales and a range of futures. Paris and Antwerp wheat prices steady to easy. Havana sugar quiet with 3000 bags sold at $240 per quintal. Prices noted for various wheat and corn futures across London, Liverpool, Paris, Antwerp, and Havana.
Imports and Exports. January 20 1887 Glasgow listing
A dense ledger of inbound goods and cargo across Glasgow and international ports. Entries include pig iron, paper stock, dry goods, tobacco pipes, bales of flax and cotton, machinery, glass, and various hardware from multiple firms such as Baring Brothers, Jordan Marsh, Russell Masons, and Henderson Bros. Also notes ships like Siberian and Lake Winnipeg with quantities and destinations including Liverpool and Montevideo. The list records vast trade flows and firm-specific consignments in a single shipping window.
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Glasgow
Scot
Baring Bros & Co
Wheeler, Conant & Blodgett
Indigo
Henderson. Bros
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Waldo Bros
N& N W
Curtis
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
H & A Allan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Goulston
Moise Fiske, Coleman & Co
Webber
Bheldon
Benjamin & Co
McCausland & Son
Harris & Co
Colban Manf Co
A Skinner & Co
Hodgden, Sumner & Co
Morrison
Clayton States
Marcus & Canning
Gowans, Kent & Co
Bernard
Robertson Bros
Glover Harrison
Bbls Chemicals
Copeland & McLaren
Lewis & Co
Wood & Leggett
Bryson & Co
Hughes Bros
Steel
Montevideo
Brig
Il H Wright
E Ward & Co
le Tales
Baring Bros .& Co
Brown Bros & Co
Maracaibo
Sch
James H Hawthorne
Sugarte & Whitney
Mobile
Exports List From Lunenburg Schooner Vivian Trade
A Jan 20 1887 record from Lunenburg Nova Scotia notes the schooner Vivian exporting items including 11 kerosene oil 15 de pork 35 de lard 125 barrels of flour 125 de cornmeal 26 cases oil and related goods.
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Lunenburg
Vivian
Staple shipments list across regional railroads
A long OCR readout lists cargoes for multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Providence New York & New England Witchburg and more. Items include bales of cotton wool flour oats corn wheat and cottonseed oil, plus lard bacon butter eggs cheese and various hay lumber and leather consignments with numerous quantities.
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Boston & Albany
Rand Junction
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York & New England Railroad
Cleo
Witchburg
Kosten & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Akina, Oston & Maine Railroad—Western Division
Trade Goods Listed In Fragmentary Inventory
A partial OCR reads various commodities and quantities including bales, boxes, cases, and bags of raw materials and groceries. Items mention wool, cotton, flour, butter, apples, tea, leather, and hides with assorted counts, weights, and packaging styles, though many figures are unclear.
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Lowell Hutson
Es Iapreae
Mortgage Transfers and Land Mortgages Across Several Streets
A garbled OCR listing multiple mortgage transfers and land mortgages dated January 1 1000 to January 17 1600 across streets such as Leonard, Trainer Court, Quincy Street and others. Names include Martin Campiano James Haughley John F Mead and L Lewis with banks and property parcels described on northerly or easterly sides.
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Martin Campiano
Michael Leverene
Orient
Hts
James Haughley
Samuel H. Pierce
Grege
Leonard Street
Orchester
Pat George H
Moonlet
John Lamb
Mortae
Ceurt
Onrichard
Keeugh
Mere
Mead
Bainey Atest
Nang
Woodbury
Mortgage Transfers and Lots Sold in Local Real Estate List
A partial list shows numerous mortgages and property transfers dated Jan. 11 to Jan. 17. Transactions include Thomas Aloy and Rebecca Billings, Woodward to Spauy, Munro to Simp, and several banks lending on land and buildings across Chelsea Revere Dorchester and surrounding streets.
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Thomas Aloy
Rebecca
Billings
Highland Street
Roxbury
Otten
Wood Et al
William Peet Smith
Rawty P Street
Elliot Woodward
Charlotte x
Spauy
Millett Street
Dorchesn
Jeremiah Connors
Provident Operative Bank
Chelsea
Spencer Avenue
William H. Deming
Chelsea Savings Bank
Orange
den- Y Avenue
Mes H. T. Adams
Home Savings Bank
Baldwin and Covers Trading Firms Across Cities
A compiled list shows multiple business agents and firms across the United States with names such as Baldwin & Fiem in Athens Georgia, J B White & Co Craw in Augusta Georgia, Stone Goff & Co in Chicago Illinois, Bangs Bard o Tre in Baltimore Maryland, and others including W H Laws & Co in Cincinnati Ohio and Morgan Bros & Co in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. The snippet reflects a directory-style roster of agents and firms with city and state associations and roles such as Craw and Ads.
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Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin & Fiem
Augusta
T White
JJ Cashin
J B White & Co
Craw
Binghamton
H A Goff
Stone, Goff & Co
Baltimore
Charles Bangs
Bangs
Bardo
Tre
Chicago
Marks
J Shay
T J Shay & Co
Ads
Cincinnati
W Laws
Laws& Co
Cleveland
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Evansville
Ind
J Dallam
J Dallam & Son
Fort Smith
Ark
H Devany
Lexington
C P Ross
Nashville
Tenn
G Brown
Brown & Givens
Philadelphia
Penn
Lippincott
Lippincott, Son & Co
L Foster
Foster & Sons
W Terry
Bunting’s Sons & Co
Pontiac
Mich
W Broad
Syracuse
A E Nettleton
Washington
Wm Hahn
Business Troubles Sweep Creditors Across Several Firms
A creditors meeting for E T Lamb of Boston appointed a committee to investigate. Many firms including Nixon Tappan Co Boston and Pinkerton Co Montreal face large liabilities and suspensions. Kelley schedules show widespread assignments and bankruptcies with settlements planned and several court suits dismissed.
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E. T. Lamb
Boston
John ER. Kimball
Haverhill
Nixon, Tappan & Co
A. D. Green & Co
Louisburg
N. C
Pinkerton &Co
Montreal
Can
A. S. Gage & Co
Chicago
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
van Note & Hunter
New York
Hunter
Theodore S. Miller
William E. Sammis
Scheldewachter & Schroder
Shannon’s Bank
Terre Haute
Ind
E. Duncan Sniften
J. H. Ferris
Sniffen
Produce Commission
Pitt
Ira H. Ames
Charles H. Murch
Perry & Poor
George F. Smith
Worcester
William O’brien
Fall River
Grocer
Newhall & Cotton
Lynn
C. L. Buckinghamp & Co
Mound City
Hans Grossman
Providence
R. I
Edward Cremmetin
W. B. Wilson
Brighton
Ten
Thomas Murphy
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Iena Bros
Hedges
Judge McKim
Pronene
George A. Walker
Sudbury Street
Samuel F. Gould
Heman_ Smith
Fulton Street
Fitchburg Railroad Announces Daily and Limited Train Runs
John Adams general superintendent and TR. Watson announce on and after Monday November 15 1886 trains from Reoston to points including Albany Chicago St Louis and New York with multiple express and accommodation services plus sleeping cars. The timetable lists departures to Ware Troy Greenfield Gardner and many intermediate stations with daily Sunday and limited runs.
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Albany
N. Y
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
Chi- Us 6
West Shore Ft. R
N.Y. C. Vopine
Troy
Weat
Eel
Alany, Y
Greenfield
Orth Adama
Y Gardner
Baldwinville
Atholrange
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Otteriver
Wendell
Ontague
East Deerfield
Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwells
Charlemont
Hoosack
Clinton
Oakdale
Worcester
Ayer
Framingham & Lowell K. BR
Framingham
Lowell
Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mit
Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Union Uare
Ware River
John Adams
TR. Watson
Old Colony Rail Schedule for Boston to New York and Cape Routes
Weekday trains depart Boston for New York via Fall River Line at 6 p.m. with returns at 4.80 p.m. Extensive lists cover Ashmont Cap3 Barnstable Hyannis Wareham and many other stops with varied weekdays and Sunday services. Signoffs note boat train connections and exceptions. J. R. Kendrick is general manager.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Ashmont
Barnstable
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Braintree
Bridgewater
Brockton
Return
Buzzard’s Bay
Wareham
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Reurn
Hingham
Cottage City
New _Bedford
New Bedford
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
Milton
East Weymouth
Sinma
Fall Hiver
Taunton
Harrison Oaenre
Marshfield
Mattapan
Mitton
Neponset
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Nantucket
Woods Hall
Newport
North Easton Stoughton
Randolph
North Easton
Stoughton
Plymouth
Duxbury
Scituate
North Scituate
Sea View
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Rockton
Wollastonee
Wood's
Weymouths
South Braintree
Way Statons
C Oron
H Oron
Monda
J. R. Kendrick
Adjourned Meeting Sets Breeders’ Fees and Stakes Plan
The New England Fams Breeders Association adjourned at Parker House with General W Tilton presiding. Initiation fee rises from 5 to 90 dollars and only New England residents may join. Entry money funds stakes to be awarded: two thirds to winner, two thirds of the remainder to second, remainder to third, with adjustments for lone entrants to pay only first prize. Races to follow National Trotting Association rules.
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New England Famse Breeders’ Association
Parker House
W. §. Tilton
New Eogland
National
Trotting Association
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company Elects Officers
The Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company of Salem elected officers at its annual meeting. Francis Max was named president with Richard P. Watera John L. Bremer and others serving as directors while a vacancy arose from resignations. The board announced new officers and probationary changes pending filling vacancies.
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company of
Salem
Francis Max
Richard P. Watera
John L. Bremer
William
Corey Charles H. Miller
John D. Parker
David Ea Andrant Walker
Fanny Deani
Nathanial Ty Monde
Daniel Y
Daniel
Westen
Train Arrangement for New York Routes Effective Sept 6 1886
On and after Monday September 6 trains run from Boston to New York via Shore Line Fast Express at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, with returns at 8:00 am and 2:00 pm. The Shore Life Mail departs 11:00 pm Sundays with return times listed. The Steamboat Stonington Line and other local towns such as Pawtucket Attleboro North Attleboro and Jamaica Plain have varied daily and Sunday schedules with numerous departure and return times.
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Bornton
New York
Shore Line
Shore Life Mail
Steamboat
Stonington Line
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Webronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Bansfield
Oxboro
Sharon
Anton Dunetion
Headville
Hye Park
Hoveland Clarendon
Forest Bills
Jamaica
Boston
Reer
Wintel
Rae
Yor
Wales
Manafield
Hag Nok
Folsom
Suuk
Montreal & West
Vermont
Pallman
Lowell
Chicago
Pellman
Fitchburg
Central Veroe K
New York and Fall River Steamship and Rail Line Announcement
A fragmented notice describes a transport line linking Fall River and New York City with trains coupling to steamers. It mentions a meeting point at Fall River and a wharf in New York for Book and Jersey City connections and notes a managing agent and regional offices.
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New Ye Fall River
York
Trains From Boston for Various Points January 1887
Train schedules from Boston foot of Summer Street listing weekday departures to Ashcroft Danbury Worcester Hartford New York and many intermediate stations. Timings show morning and evening runs, with through services to New York via Hartford and connections to Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
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Boston Station
Summer Street
Ashcroft
Baltimore
Bird ‘Epeet
Peis Blackstone
Danbury
Pborchester
New Ree
Tia Middletown
Boston
New York
York
Talsante
Central Depot
Hartfowt
New
Boston and Albany Rail Timetables Published 1886
Local time tables for the Boston and Albany Railroad list daily express and local departures to Springfield, Albany, New York, Worcester, and nearby towns with connections at Pittsfield and Palmer. Through tickets, sleeping and drawing room cars, and special Sunday trains are noted, with offices at 232 Washington Street, Boston.
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Washington Street
Boston
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
South Framingham
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Worcester
Toledo
Falls
Ilka
Atr
North Adams
Connec
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Bostor
Worcesterr
North Grafton
Weatbore
Southville
Pat Cordaville
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Hilly
Newton Lowe Falls
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Famnenil
Brighton
Allston
Cottag
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Mighlandst
Newton Lower Fall
Wellesle Hills
East Worcester
Newt Hignianas
Brookline Sunda
State
A.S. Hanson
H. T. Gallup
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