Oleomargarine Tallow Prices Listed at 81C and 4C
A brief market note lists price points for oleomargarine components with 81 cents and 4 cents quoted for rough and choice tallow at 2 1/4 cents per pound.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1887
Page
7
A brief market note lists price points for oleomargarine components with 81 cents and 4 cents quoted for rough and choice tallow at 2 1/4 cents per pound.
The record lists apples, nuts, dried fruits, and foreign fruits with vendor notes. It itemizes varieties such as Baldwin and Northern Spy apples, Virginia peanuts, pecans, dried evaporated apples, Valencia and Messina fruits, and Florida oranges with price ranges per box or pound and quality descriptors.
Pork and lard hold at old quotations while fresh beef remains steady. Veal supply is good with fair sales and lambs and muttons stay quiet. Chicago closing notes show steady rates for long cuts and ribs, with diverse prices across hams, shoulders, tongues, and veal offerings.
Liverpool cotton futures opened irregular and closed dull with several near term prices listed. Spot Upland and Orleans prices steady at full figures. sales and receipts detailed. New York spot closed firm with varied futures quotes across March to January. Pipeline certificates reported, refiners and sugar markets noted. molasses and regional commodity prices provided.
New York reports mixed grain activity with flour receipts 12 612 bbls and exports 4030 bbls 24 923 sacks and wheat futures ranging No 2 Chicago 92 14 cents delivered No 1 hard 95 54 cents delivered No 3 red 50 4 cents etc. Rice tea remains quiet while molasses and petroleum trade steady. Toledo Chicago Milwaukee notes show wheat steady to dull and corn prices easing with steady oats and pork futures.
Market notes from Cincinnati and St Louis dated March 25 show No 2 barley at 52 cents and barley dull in places. Pork and lard mixed with firmer whiskey in Cincinnati, while St Louis reports flour easy and grain prices soft with various receipts and shipmet figures. Detroit notes No 1 white wheat at 81 cents and Michigan red at 81 cents with 8800 bushels received.
Hogs steady in Kansas City and St Louis with prices around 5 35 to 5 50. Chicago cattle slow and lower with steers 3 95 to 5 40. hog receipts 12 000 with mixed ranges 4 90 to 5 95. sheep receipts 6 000 with natives and westerns weaker and lambs 4 50 to 5 25.
Net receipts across major ports show Augusta Galveston New Orleans and other hubs with firm prices and steady to mid quotations. The weekly comparative totals record 46415 net receipts and 110208 exports, with stocks at 571302 across United States ports and 949000 at Liverpool.
Cargoes off the coast show wheat quiet and corn easier while marks at Mark Lane and Paris edges weaker. Liverpool reports mixed prices with winter wheat down and corn steady, plus provisions steady. wool sales in London maintain firm bids across regions including New South Wales Victoria and Jamaica figures.
Listing of cargoes and quantities from Boston and Grand Junction railroads for March 25 1887. Items include cotton wool flour corn oats wheat malt shorts tallow lard butter eggs beans apples hay straw lumber leather hides skins and more with numerous firms and partners noted.
Rail timetable lists early 1900s trains from Boston to New York and Providence with many departures and returns. It details Shore Line Fast Express and Shore Line Mail services, plus numerous stops including Pawtucket Hyde Park Stoughton and Mansfield connections with notes on Sundays timing and detention risk.
In Matanza s and Porto Rico notices a shipment list includes caustic soda 200 drums 85 cks bleaching powders 172 steel billets 37 bales tanned skins 99 old bagging 21 Mose Zil bxs tin plates order. Schr Blanche Hopkins 6000 bags sugar Nash Spaulding co. Brig Myrtle 223 puncheons 40 tierces wolasses order.
The March 25 1887 export list records cargoes for Bark Sarah and Steamer Beton cleared March 21 from Glasgow. Goods include petroleum, beef and pork, sugar, flour, dairy and canned foods, textiles, hardware, lumber, agricultural implements, pianos, and varied shipping jags totaling thousands of units.
A dense ledger of goods traded by multiple railroads including Providence Old Colony New York & New England Fitchburg Boston & Maine and Boston & Lowell. The list catalogs cotton wool flour cornmeal oats wheat barley malt peat lard beef butter eggs tea coffee sugar and leather among others with numerous tonnages bales cases and bags.
A sequence of probate citations from Middlesex County Massachusetts 1887 announces hearings on ninth accounts for THATCHER R RAYMOND estate and administration for MATILDA M H GOODRICH estate plus a will probate for SILAS DAVIS. Citations require publishing in the Boston Post three weeks and hearings set for the first Tuesdays in April at Cambridge.
In Suffolk Probate Court Boston to hear John P Loftus administrator’s first and final account for Mary Loftus, late of Boston. Court opens April 11, 1887 at 10 a.m. to show cause why account should not be allowed. Citation to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post, last on or after two days before court. Judge Joan W McKellar. Register Elijah George.
Trains depart Boston Causeway Street for many routes including Tilton Laconia White River Junction and Montreal with daily and Sunday schedules. Local service to Manchester Concord Nashua and towns in Massachusetts listed with various departure times and through connections to Montreal and Vermont. Central Massachusetts, Causeway Street timetable notes express and local departures and station contact for full information.
Schedule list detailing departure times from Haymarket and Causeway street stations for routes including Augusta Bangor Lewiston Manchester North Conway Portland and connections to Halifax St John Calais Port land and lines on Maine Central Grand Trunk and Knox and Lincoln Railways. Includes multiple daily departures and transfer options.
Schedule of trains from Bo square to Alton Bay Rochester Farmington and many New England points. Returns, Sunday trains, workingmen’s trains, and connections to Fall River line and Portland Bangor. Includes times, routes, and city offices.
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