Lobster and canned goods duty ruling cited in market list
A U S court decision frees canned lobsters from duties as prices for sea products appear: lobster per dozen at about 1.385 to 1.40 dollars, mackerel and sardines listed with case and oil prices, English Slack salted herring and other fish items priced per barrel or box.
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Shore
Georges
Pollock
Hake
Herring
Labrador
Newfoundland
Bay Shore
United States Court
Fackerel
Chicago Markets Report Shifts as Wheat Presses Foreign Demand
Wheat opens weak with foreign buying and local selling. Bulls turn bearish on lower prices while corn tumbles then steadies. Oats firm on July option strength. provisions dull. Hog receipts rise. prices vary by grade. Tomorrow’s expected car lots show wheat decline, corn and oats mixed. No July August afternoon session for Chicago Board of Trade.
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Farnum, Reardon & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Pune
Boston markets grain prices and receipts report
Boston market report shows quiet flour trade with mixed domestic prices and imported export quotes. Detroit Toledo Chicago receipts and shipments noted. wheat corn and oats prices fluctuate with firming tendencies. calls show varying bid asks and end prices.
Market summary of cottonseed malt and hops prices
The market shows quiet to moderate demand across commodities. Prime cottonseed in sacks is $25 per ton on spot with variations noted. malt and hops hold steady with six and two row barley prices around one cent per bush or ton ranges. New York 1887 hops show early seasonal prices in the 8 to 12 cent range while older lots remain nominal.
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Canada
Choice
New York
Market report notes little butter price change across regions
Butter prices remain near last quotes with creameries selling mostly at 20 21 cents and Northern creamery large lots at 21 cents. Receipts are strong, but price gains are hard to come by. Cheese demand quiet with buyers delaying. New York and Chicago markets varied while eggs and beans show mixed activity.
Fruit Market Prices and Arrivals Reported
Apples receipts large with most lots poor. demand slow at 1 150 per crate. Oranges and lemons trade fair at firm prices. Palermo oranges 6 7 per box, Palermo lemons 8 7 4 per box, Messina oranges 5 5 50 per box, Messina lemons 8 7 per box, Valencia oranges 7 8 per case. Strawberries good supply with movement noted. Gooseberries quiet at 4 per bush, raspberries scarce at 26 30 per quart, native black cherries 12 42 15 per tb, thimbleberries arriving quiet. Red plums 2 50 per case. Virginia pears quiet at 2 2 25 per crate. Watermelons well supplied 20 cents for extra, 15 18 cents for mediums. California fruit sale prices: peaches 140 175, apricots 110 120, plums 120 162, pears 2 705 340 per box. Bananas on steamer Aguan sold at 1 85 for No 1s, 1 26 for eight hands, 85 cents for No 2a, 60 cents No 3s. golden vale lots 2 25 4 per bunch. Next sale Monday.
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Boston
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
C P
Canada
New York
City
Chiesago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Andi
T Andi
Toledo
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Hoosac
Albany
Lake
Rill
Barney
Lear
Bush
Liziat
Kye
Pyneerst
Givin
Iyvid
Choice
Western
Vermont
Eastern
Liverpool
New York Extra
Vermont Extra
Sage
Americas
Lee
New Hampshire
Northern
Choices Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
California
West
Jersey
Maine
Burbanks
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Boston Fruit Company
Banana Steamer Arrivals From Baracoa Schedule
The steamer Welhaven is due June 29 from Baracoa with bananas for WW and C R Noyes. The steamer Ydun is due from Baracoa July 2 with bananas for Seaverns and Co.
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Welhaven
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Ydun
Seaverns & Co
Truck Market Prices Steady as Norfolk Shipments Arrive
The report shows demand steady with no changes in price. Norfolk boat due Friday delivers extensive produce including 350 bags peas, 450 barrels apples, 650 crates cabbage, 2250 crates beans, 250 crates cucumbers, 2750 barrels potatoes, 80 barrels squash, and 700 crates tomatoes. Prices list various items such as marrow squash at 250 per barrel, asparagus 75 cents per dozen, Norfolk cabbage 75 cents to 1 dollar per barrel, Long Island greens 125 to 137 percent per barrel, and multiple crates of wax beans, onions, beets, and cucumbers with firm quotes awaiting market action.
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Norfolk
Savannah
Mississippi
Baltimore
Long Island
Bermuda
Provisions steady as pork and lard values hold firm
Market reports show quiet demand for pork products with firm prices across cuts. New York and Chicago wholesale values cited for mess pork and lard, with varied quotes for trim and by products. St Louis and other centers note quiet to steady trading and modest shifts in lard and dry salt meats.
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New York
Western
Continent
S A
Chicago
Cincinnati Provisions Quiet as Market Stagnant Prices Listed
Prices for short ribs and hams are given, with various plate and mess bills. Beef demand is described as quiet with large supply and very unsatisfactory conditions for fresh beef. Quotations cover steers, hinds, chucks, loins, and other cuts, plus lambs, veal, and mutton with ranges for quality and weight.
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Cincinnati
Yo Poth
Chicago
Brighton
Sugar and Molasses Market Report Summary
Sugar and molasses markets show firm raw sugar and stronger refined prices. Cuba and Havana markets hold firm with notes on specific prices for various grades. New York raw sugar steady, refined active. molasses stable with ranges cited for Ponce Porto Rico Cienfuegos Mayaguez and related grades.
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Cuba
Manilas
Lloilos
Javas
Belmont
New York
Havana
Cardenas
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Mayaguez
Liverpool and New York cotton markets face declines and steady closes
Allan Asher & Co notes a steady Liverpool market with fewer arrivals and a sluggish English market due to East India monsoon concerns. In New York, cotton remains quiet at 103 1/16 cents middling with near months down 7 to 12 points. Liverpool spot steady at 54d middling uplands. Futures opened steady, closed steady.
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Allan Asher & Co
Exchange Place
Liverpool
New York
Dunn Gears
Aeey
Orleans
Hog and Cattle Markets Trade Across Multiple Cities
Kansas City stockyards report steady cattle and higher hogs with heavies $5 55 to $5 65 and pigs $6 15 to $6 85. Peoria and St Louis hogs steady, Cincinnati hogs firm, Chicago cattle dull and lower with beef at $38 65 to $39 50, hogs $5 45 to $5 80, sheep mixed and steady in various markets. Receipts numbered in thousands, with shipments and regional variations noted.
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Kansas City
Peoria
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Miscellaneous Market Quotes From Various Cities
Market reports from multiple cities show a quiet steady trend across commodities. Turpentine and petroleum trade notes include turpentine closing near 6 1/2 cents and resin around 115 to 117 cents, with petroleum at about 6 1/2 cents and related shipments. Coffee demand is quiet with Rio offered around 15 cents, whiskey and other markets tracking steady prices in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis. Pipe Line Certificates show closing and opening figures for June 27 28 1884 with highs lows and bids listed.
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Ccvcsecececes
Augusta
C. Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Continent
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Winnington
Norfolk
West Point
Coast
Philadelphia
Ge. Hialtimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Rio
Chicago
St Louis
Imports and Exports Ledger for June 28 1888
Shipping entries list Barbados cargoes from Bark S HL Nickerson and Sci Atena Conent including sugar molasses and limes to Jamaica and Liverpool consignments. Firms named include Bates Barnet, Boston Fruit Co, Baring Bros Co, and multiple vessels with goods like steel, wool, hides, beads, and caustic soda.
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Barbados
Nickerson
Baring Bros & Co
Bates & Barnet
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Liverpool
Kansas
Ie & F King & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Washburn & Moon Mant Co
Bailing Bros & Co
Salomon
W. Jones
Warren & Co
Hardy & Co
Riley & Gray
Pierce & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Pray, Sons & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Wholesale Shipping Ledger Highlights Trade Goods
A ledger style list records shipments and stock items across ports including Manila Rosario Sagua Yarmouth NS and Gloucester. It notes citrus, bricks, hides, woollens, tea ware and machinery among numerous consignments from firms like Baring Bros Co and Educational Supply Co. to various destinations with quantities such as 8270 bis hemp 200 de wool 40 bbls goat skins and 171 do flax waste.
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Hougton
E & F King & Co
Kirkorian
Brandy Adams
Taylor & Co
Muse Potter & Wrightington
H White & Co
China
E Chamberlain
Physical and Chemical Instruments Educational Supply Co
Dennison Mant Co
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Burt & Snow
Ross
Baring Bros & Co
Flax Smith & Dove Manufacturing Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Bolls Steel Fuller, Dana & Fitz
A Gould & Co
Hovey & Co
Whit: & Co
Durell & Co
Pierce & Robertson
Do Jones, MecDuffee & Stratton
Abram French & Co
Richard Briggs
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Macallar
Parker & Co
Wetherell Bros
Manila
McLaurin
Rosario
Brayton
Moise Brown Bros & Co
Sarmiento
Rice & Co
Sagua
William Marshall
Eillis & Co
Clements & Co
Ellis & Co
S Ellis & Co
J Jones & Co
G Hall & Co
Jones & Co
R Williams
Moise W Gardner
Hall & Co
D Webber
Exports List From Buenos Ayres and Nearby Ports 1888
Export entries dated June 28 1888 from Buenos Ayres DIGHY Annapolis NS and Bridgewater NS include amounts of lumber plaster burners sails marble fertilizers bores paint glassware hardware books peaches tomatoes egg empties crates bananas and more. Also schooners J J Locke and Severn with cargoes of meal engine oil cordage and cotton waste.
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Buenos Ayres
Dighy
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Lea
Aoree
Bridgewater
J & J Locke
Paysandu
Portland
Severn
Staple Receipts by Railroads in June 1888 Markets
A lengthy list of consignments across several lines. The Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, and Ky Express railroads report varied quantities of wool, cotton, flour, corn, oats, malt, bacon, beef, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and other staples. Notable totals include hundreds of bales of wool and cotton, thousands of bushels of grain, and multiple carloads of bacon and beef, reflecting broad commodities trade.
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Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Lowell
DUB Apa
Bovls Cies
USS Poelitog Tara
Total Receipts June 28 1888 Station Ledger
Readable dockets show monthly totals for commodities including cotton wool oleo cheese flour cornmeal beans oats apples malt potatoes milo hay and more. The entry lists quantities by unit and year comparisons 1888 1887 1885 with values in dollars and cents.
Foreign Markets. Wheat Firm in London and Liverpool Notes
Cable reports markrets largely quiet with wheat steady in London and Liverpool, futures firmer for wheat. Cargoes and sales activity noted, with mixed American corn prices shown and English country markets steadier on breadstuffs. Livery Wool market details list steady wheat and corn with modest demand and varied price points for winter and spring varieties.
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London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Aris
Liverpool
California
Elober
Insolvency Notice for Mark Rubinovi of Boston
Notice issued by the Court of Insolvency for Suffolk County against merchant Mark Rubinovi of Boston. Debts and property dealings with the insolvent debtor are forbidden. Creditors must attend a meeting at the Court of Insolvency on July 13 at 2 PM to prove debts and elect assignees. John B. FitzPatrick Deputy Sheriff Plessenger.
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Boston
Suffolk
Marks Rubinovi
Court Room
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Plessenger
Boston and Albany schedule fragment with stops and times
Daily rail timetable details revised for Needham Way Stations and Woonsocket to Boston routes. Lists departure times from Boston depot with return trips, intermediate stops, Sundays and variants, and fare notes for multiple stations.
Providence Division Rail Schedules From Park Square Station
Partial city timetable listing departures to New York Shore Line and Providence area stops. Times show daily and Sundays excepted patterns with many numeric entries, stations, routes, and service notes across multiple towns.
Sunday and weekday rail schedules from Boston area lines
Trains run Saturdays only and midweek, with Sunday services to Riverside via Main Line from Boston at 8.35 and 10.00 am returning times around 9.04 am and 12.11 pm. Sunday service also to Wellesley Hills Worcester east stations at 6 pm and to Newton Highlands with departures from Boston at 8.26 and 10.05 am and 12.45 6.30 7.15 9.45 pm. Returns include 9.22 Apr 12.01 1.57 6.22 9 10.57 pm. Hanson and Gallup served as general agents.
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UIIT
Aes
Bowdoin
Ly Bs
New Britain
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Newburg
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Air Line
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Norweod Central
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Dilter
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Webster
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Norwood Central
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Freinktin
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Newton
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Alliston
Cottage Farn
Be Mog 2d
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En Les Oou
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Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
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Sunndays
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Fitchburg
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Rotterdam Junction
West
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Chicago
Niagara Falls Short Line
Erie
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Michigan Central RR
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Grand Trunk Railway
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Wabash Western Railway
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Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Ayer Jupnetion
Miller’s Falls
Johnsonville
Ayer Junction
Washington Street
Concord
N. H
H. E. Chamberlin
NEW York and New England Railroad
Providence
Joe BE
E. P. Vining
Kenda Trafic
Ee Pass
A. Ye M
Northern Division
Boston & Albany
Kneeland Street
Framingham and
Marlboro
Fayville
Southboro
Bolton
Northboro
Clinton
Leominggter
Prate’s Junction
Old Colony
R.I
Old State House
J.R. Kendrick
Man’r. Cd. L. Gonnor
Fragmentary OCR weather and numbers from Taunton page
Partial lines show times and figures such as 3.30 8.17 7.55 11.1 month and East W Sundays Taunton, with scattered items like OU 115 6.45 0.05 10.4 47 2 Q1 tev Py tt. No clear events or entities beyond places and times.
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Taunton
Transit Timetable Fragments Across Multiple Lines
Fragmented timetable notes list various routes and times for paths from Belmont Cambridge Concord Fitchburg Greenfield and Miller's Falls via overcrowded hour marks with entries such as 6.30 8.30 11.35 am and 9.30 pm across several towns and a few prices like SUN 50 cents. The scrawled data suggests a historical transport schedule with inconsistent formatting and partial times.
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Vam
L.wov Belmont
Lina
Wrvey Army
Nuys One
SMN
Strattiebore
Miller’s Falls
Cape Cod Transit Schedule Fragments
A fragmented timetable lists routes and departures for towns from Bourne to Woods Hall with various times including 8.15 and 9.00 am across Cape Cod stations such as Bourne Bourne dales Cataumet Chatham Falmouth Sandwich Sagamore West Barnstable and Wareham, noting connections via Woods Hall and Onset Bay with multiple daily slotted times.
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Cape Cod
Kneeland Street
Buzzards Bay
Sarnstabie
Bourne
Bournedale
Brewster
Cataumet
Chatham
Pr Cottage City
Woods Hall
Fairhaven
Falmouth
Briarwich
Monument Beach
Mattapoisett
Marion
Nantucket
Ower Bay
Prowinhip
Sandwich
Sagamore
Yarmouth
Fremont
West Barnstable
Qain
Warensin
Qaim
Warmouth
Cad Taumet
Cottag City
Myannis
Biarwich
Nan
Tket
Onset Bay
Buinouth
West Barnatable
Wareham
Wenaumet
Wood Holleham
Trade catalog note for Aaron B. Gay & Co sale
A compact, hand printed trade notice promotes dexed books for the tea trade. Sellers Aaron B. Gay & Co. advertise at 122 State street offering printed goods.
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Aaron B. Gay & CO
State Streey
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