New York Market Notes and Commodity Quotes
Market closes weak with futures steady at the open. Quotations listed for grains, bales, and line certificates show varying bids and asks. Sugar and molasses markets remain steady with refined sugars firm and wholesale prices noted.
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New York
Jane
Manila
Belmont
Orto Rico
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Markets by Telegraph Dateline: New York and Midwest June 9
Markets report from New York and multiple cities with wheat receipts and prices, flour and corn movements, and notes on rye, oats, barley, and coffee. Prices list No 1 hard and No 2 red futures, and regional variations in Minneapolis Toledo Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Detroit Milwaukee.
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New York
Ohio
Minnesota
Rio
United
Western Steam
Continent
South America
State
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Northern
OLEDO
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Chicago
Jame
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukee
Hogs and Cattle Markets Across Major Cities
Market round up from Kansas City Peoria St Louis and Chicago shows hogs steady with varied sale figures and receipts. Cattle demand holds firm for top grades with steer and cow categories detailed. Shipping and packing figures accompany daily totals and regional differences.
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Kansas City
Peoria
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cotton Markets Report June 9 1887 Across US Ports
Consolidated six day totals show net receipts 3504 bales with exports to Great Britain 58 and to the continent 8010. Stocks at all United States ports amount to 24800 bales. Prices indicate firm to mid range across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Mid c
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
Inn
New York
Continent
Cincinnati
Aid Cc
St Louis
Louisville
United States
Imports and Exports from the Stockholm City Steamship
London reports on the steamer Stockholm City cargo dated June 9 1887 including quantities of oakum waste paper rope gumconal claret wool hides and various merchandise from firms such as Baring Bros Wilder Moors Stoddard Lovering Howe Balch Tray Hayes and Wadsworth Howland.
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London
Eng
Stockholm
Oakum
Baring Bros & Co
Wilder
Moors & Co
Hayes & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Maritime Trade Ledger of Goods and Commodities
An itemized list of assorted imports and exports from various firms and ships, detailing quantites of gin, cement, iron, wool, cocoa, lumber, fish, and other goods. It names companies such as Baring Bros & co, Weeks & Potter, J Abbott & co, and ships like Steamer Wergeland, Bark Kate, and Bark Wheatland with cargoes including cocoa, bananas, lobsters, mackerel, hides, and crates of goods, reflecting a busy 19th century mercantile exchange.
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Engs & Sons
Pierce & Co
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Mellen, Bray & Co
Weeks & Potter
Lewis
Abbott & Co
Hoxie & Co
Moors & Co
Rosario
Fred A Carson
Brown Bros & Co
Baracoa
Wergeland
Seaverns & Co
Port Elizabeth
Cgh
Yarmouth
Barlay & Co
Clements & Co
Delong & Seaman
Jones & Co
Batchelder
Hutchinson
Marston
Clements
Pensacola
Yellow Pine Wellman
Hall & Co
Madagascar
Exports June 9 1887 Hayti list of goods and shipments
A ledger style export listing from June 9 1887 in Hayti detailing brig Solario Solario-54 and cargo including 20 quarter drums codfish 30 barrels alewives 42 barrels mackerel 900 lobes herring and various items such as furniture tools harnesses lumber and numerous barrels of oil and foodstuffs. additional consignments note shipments from Buenos Aires Annapolis Digby New Brunswick Antwerp and Liverpool with cargoes including pine lumber, household effects, hats, wagons, bacon, and vast quantities of corn, flour, cattle, beef, and wood products.
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Hayti
Solario
Buenos Ayres
Arg Rep
Annapolis
Digby
New Brunswick
Antwerp
Berg
New York
Hermann
Liverpool
Eng
Kansas
Railroad Freight Totals by Wool and Provisions Across Lines
A compendium lists freight across multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York & New England Pitchburg Boston & Maine divisions. Entries specify bales wool bbls flour corn lard bacon butter cheese eggs leather skins and other goods with vehicle counts and tonnages.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Pitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Navy Department Seeks Bids for Five Navy Vessels 1887
The Navy invites sealed proposals by August 1 1887 to construct five vessels for the U S Navy excluding armament with detailed class options hulls machinery speed guarantees and placement requirements bidders must show domestic plant and provide cash deposits. Vessels include Cruiser No 1 Cruisers No 4 and No 5 gunboats No 3 and No 4 with speeds of at least 19 knots and penalties for failure. contracts to be awarded separately with defined timeframes and costs.
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Navy Department
Washington
Congress
Naval Service
United States Navy
Naval Advisory Board
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Secretary of the Navy
United States
United Sates
Department
Sunday trains to New York and returns schedules
Schedule of Sunday train services via Fall River Line and connections to Cohasset Hingham Weymouth Plymouth Say Road Taunton Brockton Brockton Taunton Newport South Heavntree South Braintree Middleboro New Bedford and Brockton with arrival and departure times, boat connections from New York and Fall River, and general manager J R Kendrick notice.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Ashmont
Barnstable
Myannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Braintree
Ay. m. Bridgewater
Brockton
Onset Bay
Wareham
Cape God
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cohasset and
Hingham
Cohasset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
Quincy
West Quincy
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Fathiver
Taunton
Btockton
Morrison Square
Marshfield
Mattapan
Weymouths
Plymouth
Say Road
Ingham
Wilymouth
Pall River
Brockt
Newport
South Heavntree
South Braintree
New Bedford
Middleboro
J. R. Kendrick
Inventory of assorted shipments and goods totals
An itemized list records quantities shipped by various means including rail and sea. Goods listed include wool bales, coffee bags, tea chests, sugar barrels, butter cases, eggs, potatoes, hides, leather bales, and cotton, with figures spanning dozens to thousands units. The note reflects early commerce with multiple buyers and carriers.
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
London and Liverpool Market Reports June 9
Cargoes off the coast show wheat steady while corn quiet in many markets. Liverpool quotations pin wheat steady to quiet with mixed corn, prices for winter and spring wheat and fats vary. cheese and lard move differently while wool sales in London rally with crossbreds and merinos actively competed and prices generally higher.
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London
Beerbohm
Rk Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
New Zealand
Prominent Trading Houses Linked Across Cities in New Ledger
A sprawling list shows C J Rooney & Co of Augusta and M J Callahan of Craw y Baltimore among numerous firms in Buffalo Chicago Davenport Louisville New Orleans Owingsburg and more. Names include W H Walker Cook & Seixas B R Wells S P Bryant H P Baldwin W A McGraw Lewis Bros S A McClung Shafer Swarts S W Rosenstock Cahn Newhall Spiese and Boyd with roles such as agents treasurers and representatives across multiple states and cities.
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Augusta
J Rooney
M J Callahan
J Rooney & Co
Crawy
Baltimore
T Cecil
T Cecil & Co
Buffalo
H Walker
H Walker & Co
Chicago
L Seixas
Cook & Seixas
Tre
R Wells
D Wells & Co
Til
Davenport
S P Bryant
S P Bryant & Co
C Sutter
H P Baldwin & Co
Detroit
Mich
McGraw
McGraw & C
Dubuque
W P Large
Fort Worth
Tex
E H Lewis
Lewis Bros
Louisville
S A McClung
McClung
New Orleans
M Heinmann
Heinmann , Co
Owingsburg
Penn
J T Schoener
Amoe Ky
J Rothschild
St Louis
J H Shafer
Shafer
Swarts
Proposals for Granite Paving Blocks in Boston
City of Boston invites sealed proposals to furnish one hundred thousand granite paving blocks for the Park Department. Bids due 12 noon June 10, 1887 at Park Commissioners office 87 Milk Street Boston. Each bid on City form with prices, signed and accompanied by a $300 certified check.
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Park Department
City of
Boston
City Hall
Park Commissioners
Milk Street
Benjamin Dean
Board of Park Commis
Patrick Maguire
Baroners
John F. Andrew
Office of Park Commissioners
Brighton
John W. McDonald
Strate Ilovsk
Government of the Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Frank Kimball
Daniel Guyy
Proposals for Ordnance Supplies at Watervliet Arsenal
Sealed proposals in triplicate for dyed duck iron steel hardware leather lumber forage fuel and more for the fiscal year ending June 30 1885. Articles must meet specs. domestic production preferred. bids due June 14 1887 with bonds. samples available for inspection.
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Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N. Y
J. M. Whittemore
Col. Ord
Dept
Sealed Proposals for Subsistence Stores at Togus Me
Office of the Treasurer Togus Maine invites sealed proposals until June 14 1887 for furnishing subsistence quartermaster and hospital stores for the fiscal year starting July 1 1887. Bids include tea coffee groceries flour meats fish butter cheese eggs lard onions potatoes corn oats and more. Proposals opened in presence of bidders. the home may waive defects and reject all.
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N.H.D. V.S
Togus. Me
Nome
Togus
Cobaugh
Proposals sought for iron beacon at Milwaukee lighthouse
Office notices invite bids to furnish materials and labor for completing delivering and erecting an iron beacon at North Point Milwaukee Wisconsin. Proposals due by 2 p m on June 30 1887 with plans specifications and forms available on request. The right to reject bids and to value defects is reserved by Major S. M. Mansfield Lighthouse Engineer U.S. Navy.
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U.S
Ninru
Woopwakb Avenue
Detroit
Mich
North Point
Milwaukee
Wis
8. M. Mansfield
Faetneers
U.S. A
Fitchburg Rail Road Hoosac Tunnel May 15 1887 Timetable
Boston to North Adams and West via Hoosac Tunnel with numerous departure times from 6.30 am to late evening. Lists daily and Sunday schedules, sleeping and drawing cars, connections to Albany Cincinnati Chicago Ottawa St. Louis and through tickets from 250 Washington Street Boston. Signed John Adams J Whitmore General Traffic Manager J Atson General Pass Agent.
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Causeway Street
North Adams
Albany
Est
Ooago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Troy
Ayer Junction
Belmont
Aversey
via_ Miller
Cambridge
Concord
Fitchburg
Gawiner and
Miller’s Falls
Greenfield
Lincoln
Aiarsboro
Hudson and Maynard
Nashua
N. M
North Leominster
Saratoga
Vray and the West
Union Square
Somerville
Waltham
Watertown
Winchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
Montreal
Ottawa
P. Q
St. Albans
Pin
Worcester
Hoosac Tunnel
Walington Street
John Adams
J. Whitmore
J. Atson
Boston and New York New England Trains Schedule
Daily weekday and Sunday train times from Boston Station foot of Summer Street to multiple routes including Ashcvott and Norwood, with diverse departure times from early morning to late evening. Stops include Needham Woonsocket Providence Hartford and many intermediate stations. Sunday trains noted with special departures and exceptions.
Railroad Schedule Highlights for New York Boston and Hartford
A compact timetable lists 8 30 A M day express to New York via Middletown and New Haven with through service to Hartford New Britain Waterbury Danbury and Fishkill on Hudson. The 2 00 P M New England Limited runs daily to Grand Central with through weekday connections to Hartford New Britain Waterbury and a dining car between Boston and Willimantic. The 6 30 P M Philadelphia Express serves Hartford New Haven Jersey City Trenton Philadelphia Baltimore Washington with through Pullman cars to Washington. The Norwich Line Express links New York New London Norwich Daniellsonville and Putnam with connections at New London to steamers City of Worcester or City of New York. Tickets and info at 322 Washington street or depot foot of Summer street.
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Middletown
New Haven
Pullman
Boston
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Fishkill-on-Hudson
NEW England Limited
Air Line
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Points
New London
Norwich
Danielaonville
Putnam
City OF Worcester
City OF New York
Washington Street
Summer Street
A. A. Jackson
Train Schedule Details for May 30 1887 Season
Rail timetable lists extensive daily departures and returns from Boston to New York and other towns, with numerous stations and varying times. It notes Shore Line Fast Mail and Shore Line Mail trains, Sunday exceptions, and adjustments for midweek and weekend patterns. It includes connections to Providence and Warren, plus notes on special late trains and return trips.
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Boston
Shore Line
New York
Steamboat
Stoningkn
Edgeville
Mebronville
East
Myde Park
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Order of National Cemeteries
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