Grain Market Summary From Various U S Cities
Minneapolis wheat bids firm for No 1 hard and No 1 Northern with mixed July and August quotes. Chicago reports steady wheat, higher corn, stable flour, soybeans not listed, pork and lard firmer, and mixed hog and butter tones. Other markets show varied receipts and shipments across oats, rye, barley, and rice with prices given for spot and futures.
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Chicago
Andi
Enbes
Petrolenum—United
Tierces Western
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Toledo
ST Louis
Detroit
Pola Michigan
Milwaukee
Hog and cattle market roundups across multiple cities
Hogs rose in St Louis with buyers paying 490 to 515, Kansas City firm at 470 to 485, Peoria steady at 480 to 510, Chicago cattle at 360 to 460 for shipping steers and 3150 to 350 for cows and bulls. Hog receipts totaled 11 000 with 5 000 shipped, while sheep receipts were 3 000 with varied bids.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Chicago
Texana
Texas
Maritime Stock and Receipts Across Atlantic Ports
Net receipts and stocks span Augusta to Consolidated figures with many ports showing modest activity or quiet conditions. Exports to Great Britain and the continent appear in several entries, with stocks ranging from light to substantial and midmarket dullness or steadiness noted at multiple hubs.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
C. Charleston
Wilmington
c.Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Foreign Markets Update From London and Liverpool
London reports slower wheat with prices easing while cargoes pending sale amount to two arriving and two awaiting. Corn steady with mixed American grades, Paris and Antwerp wheat and flour prices listed, UK imports last week around 250000 quarters. Liverpool notes wheat steady, corn firm, and various grain and meat prices. Havana reports firm exchange and sugar.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
England
California
Michigan
Minneapolis
Lapeer
Antwerp
United Kingdom
Havana
London Wool Sales See Brisk Competition At Fair Attendance
London wool sales show brisk competition for merino and Errowesy as the market recovers from yesterday's weakness. Victoria led with 3900 bales sold in various grades, followed by New South Wales with 2400 bales and Queensland with 200 bales. New Zealand contributed 4900 bales with diverse prices for scoured and greasy sorts.
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London
Victoria
Lodais
Tasd
New South Wales
Queenslands
Ted
New Zealand
Imports and Exports June 28 1887 Steamer cargoes
Report of maritime trade listing Steamer Nithsdale 1000 tons with pig iron at HONDURAS. Steamer Hondo bananas coconuts limes mangoes and other produce. Steamer D J Foley 100,000 bunches bananas and 25,000 coconuts. Boston Fruit Co Blake & Ripley Baracoas. schooner Uranus molasses at PONCE. schooner Magnum wood eggs at METEGHAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Boston Fruit Co
Blake & Ripley
Baring Bros & Co
Baracoa
D J Foley
George H. Harding
Ponce
Meteghan
Delong & Seaman
Staple Goods Receipts by Rail Lines in 1887
Receipts list by multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Providence and Fitchburg, detailing quantities of wool flour corn oats malt lard bacon tallow butter cheese eggs leather hides and more. Entries cover Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York & New England Fitchburg Boston & Maine divisions with hundreds of bales, barrels, cases, bbls, and tons across June 28 1887.
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Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
By Express
Total receipts ledger June 28 1887 and prior years
A compact ledger style listing numerous commodity receipts and quantities dated June 28 1887 with figures for cotton bales sugar wool molasses flour butter corn oats eggs wheat malt beans peas apples potatoes pork lard tobacco and related products across multiple years. The fragment presents a dense table of units and totals for agricultural and raw goods.
Trade connections listed by city and firm names
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple names of city, state, and firm representatives across the United States. The items mention individuals such as T M Howard, N B R Wells, Greensfelder, Florsheim, D Lytle, J E Hayes, W C Caye, J P Magovern, C McDougall, J Frank, D Wallace, S Halff, W B Taylor, and J A Solomon associated with various firms in cities including Cincinnati Chicago Dayton Indianapolis Louisville Parisadaiaat NY San Antonio Toledo Waco and others. The fragmentary text reads like a directory of agents or partners across many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Senator Voorhees Talks Behring Sea Question
Senator Voorhees of Indiana said the United States cannot legally close Behring Sea to foreign fisheries. He blamed the Alaska Commercial Company for the trouble and said a commission would study the fisheries issue. He also suggested the topic could become a campaign issue with President Cleveland aware of the matter.
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Victoria
B. C
Voorhees
Indiana
Alaska
Olympia
Alaska Commercial Company
Cleveland
North Atlantic squadron sails from Newport for summer cruise
The Ossipee heads to the Canadian fishing banks while the Yantic proceeds to Boston for boiler and hull repairs. Richmond and Galena join an eastern cruise toward Printhns, Portland, Bath, Halifax and Bar Harbor, then return for the autumn term at the war college opening the first Monday in September.
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Newport
R. L
North Atlantic Squadron
Ossipee
Boston
Richmond
Galena
Boston & Quebec Air Line location hearing continues
Snowhegan Me June 28 The railroad commissioners hearing on the location of the Boston and Quebec Air Line railroad occupied all day and will be continued tomorrow W L Putnam counsel for the Somerset road led the opposition case with T Stevens C A Harrington and J Parlin for the towns and bondholders E F Webb for the petitioners conducted the case
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Snowheegan
Boston & Quebec Air Line
W. L. Putnam
Somerset Road
T. Stevens
C. A. Harrington
J. Parlin
E. F. Webb
Destructive Texas Tornado Kills Five in New Prospect and Fairplay
A Sun special from Long View Texas reports a violent Sunday night tornado twenty miles below New Prospect. Five men died at New Prospect. in Fairplay a woman and two children perished when a tree fell on their shelter. The tornado left devastation along its track. The sparsely settled area helps explain the wide destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long View
Texas
New Prospect
Fairplay
Fragmentary note on lives lost without telegraphic detail
The fragment notes there are lives lost but no telegraphic communication, offering minimal information at present. It reflects urgency and limited learning while awaiting further updates.
Revolution threat shocks Honolulu and Kalakaua rule
Reports from the San Pablo describe great excitement in Honolulu as insurrection plans surface led by Ah Fong and aided by German and Chinese factions. A 1000 white volunteers could topple the government, while a schooner convoy prepares to sail with 300 armed men. The Adams warship is dispatched to protect American interests as Alameda plans to transport Marines.
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San Francisco
Cal
San [Ablo
Honolulu
Kalakaua
Ah Fong
Hawaii
Lane
de Tong Grand Army
San Pablo
Solomon
California
United States
Adams
Mare Island
Free Home for Homeless Boys and Liquid Food Claims
A historic advertisement touts 50 free beds for homeless boys at 11 to 21 Causeway Street and promotes Liquid Food as a cure or sustainment method. It claims 200 operations last year with no deaths and urges adding drops to a baby's feed if not thriving, promising rapid recovery for skin diseases and scrofula.
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Causeway Street
Kippe
Clarendon Hills
Forest Hills
Metaen
Po. Bee
Dedham
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Highlands
Meturn
Stoughton
Canton
Borton
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
New York
Providence
A.A. Folsom
Proposals for Setting Curbstones and Paving Gutters
Boston Park Department invites sealed bids for setting curbstones and paving gutters, due July 1 1587 at noon at 87 Milk Street. Bid bonds of 200 dollars required. bids on city forms with words and figures. Park Commissioners may reject all. Also notices: state printing paper bid and Department of the Interior stationery bids. railroad timetable changes and Montreal route promotions follow.
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City of
Boston
City Hall
Charlestown
John W. McDonald
Park Department
Park Commissioners
Milk Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Henry B. Peirce
The
Commonwealth
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Route Schedule
Hoosac Tunnel Route timetable lists daily Boston to North Adams and Albany services with numerous stopping points, express and accommodation trains, sleeping and drawing room cars, and connections to Springfield, New York, and Chicago. Includes Sundays and limited runs, with offices at 250 Washington Street Boston and 232 Washington Street.
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Montreal & West
Wolesie Central Vesumone
Pullman
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Wagner Palace
Central Saas Ak
Washington Street
Bosto
J. W. Hobart
Ss. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Causeway Street
North Adams
Albany
The
Wear
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tor
da Tex
Belmont and
Wavenne
Varetieboro
Cambridge
Ira Fitchburg
Greenfield
Lincoln
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Nashua
Joy and the West
Va Square
Somervills
Waltham
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Winchendon
Cene
Ellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
Montreal
Ottawa
Tex
P. Q
Worcester
Ayer Junction
Hoosac Tunnel
John Adams
J. Whitmore
Gen
Wwatson
Pass
Boston & Albany
R.r.ay
Tsenton
Springfield
Pittsfield
Paar
Framingham
South Framingham
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Wyorecaster
Springfeld
Toledo
Niagara Falls
Pitteflelad
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Wesreeeren
Millbury
North Eo
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashland
Aritord
South Eee
Cats
Saxonville
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Newton Roser
Avurndale
Newton
Newtonville
Mee Faneuil
Brighton
Allston
Cottage Farm
Brooktine
Cypreny Baer
Heener Voir
Central Vermont
Ogdensburg
Fitchburg
Cheshire
Pullman Palace
Arr
C. A. Faxon
A R. Stewart
Keene
NEW
Stonington
York
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington
State Street
Boston & Providence KR
Jd. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R. KR
Sunday Trains to Boston Area Lines and Stops
Train times list Sunday departures and returns for New York to Fall River routes with intermediate stops including Plymouth Duxbury Marshfield Scituate Cohasset Hingham Weymouth plus Nantucket Falmouth Hyannis Yarmouth Barnstable and Wareham. Includes multiple return options and notes on connections via Brockton Taunton and Newport. GEO L. CONNOR and J. R. KENDRICK are listed as officials.
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Boston
Fall River
Newport
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Station
Old Colony
Pilgrim Land
J. R. Kendrick
Breturn
Ae River
Ashmont
Boeet” Hyaniiis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Braintree
Bringewaten
Oeet
Bandacats Bay
Sinere Car
Onset Bay
Wareham
Provincetown
Penneass and Hingham
Cohasset
Abington
Brockton
Sr Abington
East Milton
Mouth and Weymouth
East Weymouth
East Voreen
Encan
Wasouth
Taunton
Sreeton
Morrison Square
Esaa
Marshfield
Mattapan Ani Milton
Hehonees
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Nantucket
Wid Wood's Hall
Wood
Moor Bey’ Bis
Bedford
North Menson
Uee Ton and Dolph
de Nort Aston
Econiae
Randolph
Plymouth
Duxbury
Retur
Scituate
North Scituate
Thao
Sea View
Hawmat
Don An
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Fhitman
South Weymouth
Whitman
Wollaston Heights
Ube
South Braintree
New Bedford
Cottage City
Wood's Hall
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Barnstable
Buzzard’s Bay
Onsetay
Geo. L. Connor
Gen. Pass
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Wool Sales
Alaska Seal Fisheries
Boston and
Quebec
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Huntington Avenue
Gainsborough Street
Murdock Liquid, Food Company
Murdock’s Free Hospital For Women
Massachoosetyts
Suffolk
Michael J. Ternan
Court Room
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Massachuck
Thomas Rice
Hoston
Thomas Fee, Jr
Essenger
Lenjamin P. W. F. Cer
Middlesex
William E. Litchfield
William H. Gray
Notlice
Goulding Mills
Makien
Sail Corporation
A. W. Boardman
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Mary G. Dixon
Damariscotta
Maine
Robert Dixon
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Suf Polk
Philip Klin
Thomas Fw, Maaurre
School Street
Ommon
Maschussetts
Frederick Jones
Francis F
Emery
Emery, Jr
Frederick J. Barnard
Jons W. McKim
Commonwealth OF
Cyrus Brigham
Commonwealth OF Massachu & Setts
Ellen Daly
Thomas Daly
Thomas J. Murray
David
Lewiis
Caroline A. Lewis
Sooty
Jonn W. McKim
Neel
Mary H. WA Uve
Geo. C. Fillebrown
Otilces
Catharine L. Appleton
Charles P. Ware
Brookline
William Martin
Solomon P. Fay
Eunice Durhams
Mary A. Morton
Henry Johnsoo II
Catherine Johnston
Executrix
William A
Francis Brooks
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Office of Park Commissioners
Mai Street
L. Q. C. Lamar
Secretary of the Interior
Shore Line
Stoningto
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Nose
Cer Reaadville
Dana
Hyde
Dtu
Sey
Vanes
Ian AM
Concord ER. R
Manchester
Concord
N. H
E. Chamberlin
Dete
D.zu
Railroads
Fall River Line
Orcester
TOL
SONY
Roman Uous
L. H. Palmer
FITCHBURG _ RAILROAD
Newton Highlands
Framingham An
Marlboro
Marlporo
Fayville
Southboro
Northboro
Clinton
Leomister Aoaitchburg
Berlin
West Berlin
Pratt's Junction
Wellesley Hille
Petices
Brookline Pantey
Hanson
H. T, Gallup
Haven'a
Haven's Colleges
New York, Phile
Chicago, Ill
Cimclunati
Sau Begris
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