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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1887

Page

7

Agricultural product prices and jobbing rates from Nova Scotia to Prince Edward Island

A compact list of farm commodities with per unit and per bushel prices. Items cover beans, seeds, hay, potatoes, and tallow across regions including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Maine, and Prince Edward Island, showing varied hand-picked, screen, and roasting qualities.

Nova Scotia Island New Brunswick New York Vermont Canada North Timothy West Red Top Jersey East Swale Houston Aroostook Hebrons Northern Burbanks Maine

Closing Park Opening Highest Lowest Last Year

A fragmented market listing carried figures for park openings and closings, highs and lows, with numerous numbers and dates. The text also includes detailed meat and produce price quotes, futures, fruit imports, and cotton market standings, reflecting a dense historical commodity and market summary from a Boston or New England newspaper.

Sugar and Molasses Prices Steady Across Markets

Sugar prices stay unchanged with raw and refined grades firm and quotes listed for fair to good refining, centrifugals, Manila, and confectioners A grades. Granulated sugar quoted at 6 15 16 cents, various loaf and cube forms cited. Wholesale granulated price noted. Molasses market steady with cargo quotes for Porto Rico, Cienfuegos, and Cuba boiling at nominal levels.

Manila Belmont Porto Rico Cienfuegos Cuba

Markets by Telegraph May 26 Wheat prices across cities

New York reports dull flour sales with 15 554 prosp exports and 8 800 bbls, notes city mill at 4 74 4 85. Wheat receipts 233 000 bush with No 3 Milwaukee 5c and No 1 hard around 96 5 8¢, various prices for other grades. Rail and river markets show mixed but steady to firm trends across Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Detroit and Minneapolis with notable figures for pork lard flour oats rye barley and molasses.

New York City Minnesota Milwaukee Ripston Petroleum—United Western Steam S. A State Western Liverpool Cincinnati Detroit Michigan ST. Louis Chicago Minneapolis

Market Report on Hog and Cattle Prices Across Cities May 26

Hogs fall about ten cents with Kansas City bids mostly 4 10 to 4 60 and 4 10 to 4 60. St Louis buyers show 4 55 to 4 65 with mixed packers 4 70 to 4 85. Chicago cattle receipts rise with steady to higher bids for steer shipments around 4 60 to 4 60 and stockers at 2 20 to 4 15, Texas cattle 2 75 to 3 75. Hogs in Chicago 4 60 to 4 90 for bulk. packing 4 80 to 5 10. light ships 3 40 to 4 40. Sheep and lambs lift with natives at 3 30 to 4 35, Western 3 50 to 4 35, Texans 2 25 to 3 75, lambs 2 47 to 4 75.

AiEo ci Saorr HiTle Jnly Lord Choice Chicago Brighton Kansas City ST. Louis Texas Saxonville Sur Newts Aburndale Newton Newtonville Kbrookli Framingham and Marlboro Fayville Southboro Northboro Clinton Leomister Fitchburg Merlin West Merlin Bolton Pratt's Junction Boston Boston & Providence Railroad New York Shore Line Providence Pawtucket Dodgeville Hebronville Aitieboro North Attlearo Meturn East Foxboro Heturn Tarint -M Canton Dam Readville Vy Burn Ami Tkoxbury Dedham West Ke

Cotton markets report May 26 1887 aggregate

Cotton market summary by city notes net receipts, gross and sales figures for Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Consolidated six day totals with prices mid range and firm or steady tones Exports to Britain France and the continent listed with stocks and vessel movements across multiple ports

Auagusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Armegis Louisville Great Britain France Continent

Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool May 26

Markets show wheat steady and firm demand in Liverpool with good forward cargoes. Corn quiet with poor demand. No 1 California May wheat priced at 8s 1d. Paris entries list wheat and flour. English and French corn markets reported firm. Provisions steady with pork 66s 6d and cheese 55s.

London Beerbohm Mark Lane Pars Liverpool California Paris

Imports May 26 1987 Antwerp Steamer Jan Breydel cargo

A dated cargo list from Antwerp details the Jan Breydel steamer arrival on May 26 1987 with numerous consignments including 8000 casks asphalt 1 case books 4% cases plate glass and 5063 cases 5021 plgs window glass 47 do plate glass and various goods from J R Bradbury Mauger Avery White Bros Gill Lootz J Munro & co J A & W Bird & co and Baring Bros & co among others.

Antwerp

Maritime Goods and Shipments Across Ports Listed

A long list of consignments from Mediterranean ports to Antwerp and other locales details steamer cargoes. Items include fruit crates, pack ages, steel billets, window glass, flax, and molasses, with numerous firms like Baring Bros & Co and AS & J Brown & Co mentioned amid a broad inventory of bales, casks, boxes, and cases.

Bert Bros William Fenton Wilson & Brown Baldwin's Express Peabody & Whitney Sherburne Bame & Co Pickhard & Kuttoff Quimly & Sons Eugene Richtman Alizarine A& W Bird & Co Codman & Hall Horace Partridge Prang & Co Horace Partridge & Co Houdlette & Daniels Dana & Co French & Co Birth & Co Amoor Palermo AS & J Brown & Co Messina Antwerp Gothenburg Norway Steel and Iron Co Forbes Barry & Co Venable & Heymann Baring Bros & Co Moors & Co Ton Smith & Glover Wight Bros Read & Sons Booth & Co Fajardo Barkentine Henry Warner Birds Sugar Baring Bros & Co Gustavo Preston Annapolis Schat Eges Delong & Seaman Arecibo Lamoin Sugar Gosser A Co Cardenas Barkentine Albert Schultz Daisy E Parkhurst Barbados Mark Twain Boston

Maritime cargo lists from multiple vessels and ports

Shipping cargoes and ship movements across Yarmouth Annapolis Digby Havana Trinidad Moncton Halifax include schooners Lennis Maud Pye Louise and bark Virginia L Stafford John F Rottmann with flour cornmeal petroleum coal and a vast mix of goods such as bread lard beef dairy produce, oil, and household items. Ships carry foodstuffs, textiles, hardware, and farm supplies to and from Canadian ports and Havana, reflecting a busy trade network.

Havana Cuba Virginia L Stafford Trinidad Bwi John F Rottmann Moncton Maud Pye

Freight cargoes by railroad lines listed in totals

The report itemizes cargoes for multiple lines including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Providence New York New England Fitchburg and Boston & Maine with thousands of bushels of grain bales wool and cotton, hundreds of barrels of flour and butter, cars of lumber and leather, and various assorted farm and commodity shipments in a historical tally.

Boston & Lowell Railroad By Express Boston & Albany Grand Junction Railway Providence Railroad New York & New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Oston & Maine Railroad Eastern Division Boston & Maine Railroad—Western Division

Adoptions Sought in Suffolk Probate Court for Two Children

The petitioners Calvin Frank Ellis and Minnie Frances Ellis of Boston seek leave to adopt Ndith Milton, born June 30, 1883, and change her name to Edith Rachel Ellis. The court notices Maggie Courtwright’s absence and sets a June hearing with publication in the Boston Post. Andrew Tutterly Nute and Elizabeth Hoyt Nute request to adopt Ross Millmore, born about March 4, 1885, later Arthur Ross Nute, with the child abandoned and no claimants. a hearing is required.

Suffolk Calvin Frank Ellis Boston Minnie Frances Ellis Ndith Milton Maggie Courtwright Commonwealth of Massachusetts Edith Rachel Ellis Commonwealth OF Massachuetts Sourrok Margie Courtwright The Boston Post Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Andrew Tetherly Nute Elizabeth Hoyt Nute Ross Millmore Ana Noclew Arthur Ross Nute A. D Andrew T. Nute Elizabeth H. Nute Elwal George County OF James P. Ryder Massachusetts

Probate notices and executors listed in Boston Post pieces

Chart of probate actions from Suffolk Massachusetts including guardianship for Mary Jane Griggs with June 6 1887 hearing, executors for Margaret L Antcliffe and Ezra Baer, and administratrix for Abby Abbott. Notices reference Joseph Henry Griggs rights, Anne Banfield as executrix, and Lyman Abbott estate claims.

Ann Scholyfield Boston Suffolk Commonwealth Wolfboro New Hampshire Joseph Scholffield Pinckney Street Poston Mass Commonwealth of Massachusetts Anne O'Tice Margaret L. Antcliffe Puohn H. Antclipie Joseph Hancock Ezra BA Meer Tate Flora Bartlett Admx Lyman Abbott Abby B. Abbott

Insolvent Allen partners notice of second creditors meeting

Notice of a second meeting of creditors for Henry J Allen and Walter B Allen co partners doing business as Allen ros Newton Middlesex insolvent debtors held at the Court of Insolvency Cambridge on June ninth at nine in the forenoon for creditors to attend and prove claims. Luther Davis assignee announces second meeting of creditors for William Field and William H Field dba Suffolk Machine Co at the Court of Insolvency Boston Suffolk on June third at ten in the forenoon for creditors to prove their claims.

Henry J. Allen Walter B. Allen Allen Ros Newton Middlesex Cambridge William . Field William H. Field Suffolk Machine Co Boston Suffolk Luther Davis Board OF Street Commissioners Gordon Street Saunders Street Brighton Orchard Street Pomeroy Street J. H. Jenkins

Hoosac Tunnel Route Timetable May 15 1887 Boston Arrival Times

Local time tables list trains from Boston passenger station to North Adams Troy Albany and the West with multiple daily departures and services including express sleeping car routes to Chicago and Cleveland. Through tickets sold at Hoosac Tunnel Route office 250 Washington street Boston and at Boston and Albany lines. Officials listed John Adams J Whitmore Sen Traffic Manager J R Watson Gen Pass Agent.

LD del. Marlboro Hudson and Maynard Nashua Ayer Junction North Leominster Saratoga Troy and the West Albany Union Square Somerville Waltham Watertown Union Market Mt. Auburn Winchendon Keene Hellows Falls Rutland Burlington Montreal Ottawa P.Q St. Albans Worcester Hoosac Tunnel Washington Street Boston John Adams J. Whitmore Sen J. R. Watson L Pass Boston & Albany R.R Tocket Springfield Pittsfield Ibany South Framingham Syracuse N. W. Thellam Expre Albany Cleveland Chicago Isexpress Buffalo Teledcago Buffalo Falls Detroit Alba Adams York Sarstone Ville Cordaville Ashland Milfe Southera Ellessen Wey Ota Newton Lower Falls Ellesley Bulls Newton Highlands Brookline Suray SaNes Anson New York Middletown New Haven Pullman 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 Norwich New London Danielsonville Putnam Montreal & West Vermont Pullman Carson Lowell Fitchburg Pullman Palace St. Albaner Ogdenburg

Railroads timetables corrected January 3 1887

Boston to numerous stations and via lines with listed daily departures and returns. Key routes include Norwood Central Readville and Woonsocket divisions, with connections to New York Washington Philadelphia and Providence services. detailed stop times and notes on special trains and adjustments.

New York New England Boston Summer Street Ashcroft Baltimore Bird Street Dudley Street Ellis Endicott Fishkill-on-Hudson Franklin Forest Avenue Martford Harvard Street Hyde Park Highland Lake Islington Manchester Mattapan Jlam Milford Mt. Bowdoin New Britain Newburg New London Middletown Hartford Norwich Norwood Norwood Central Pawtucket Philadelphia Providence Putnam Readville Eee M. River Street Rockville Conn Moathbridge Tiltons Alpole Washington DD. C Waterbury Willimantic Winslows Ebster Woonsocket Division Boston & Albany Railroad Needham and Way Woonsocket

Boston Area Steamship Line Train Schedule

On and after May 18 1887 trains depart Buxton for New York via Fall River Line at 6 p m. Returns via Fall River Line. Extensive listed schedules include Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis Wareham Cape Cod division Cohasset Hingham Plymouth and many other stations with weekday and Sunday times. George Kendrick general manager notes boat connections and special midweek patterns.

Old Colony Yeshoey Buxton New York Fall River Fal River Ashmont Barnstable Pyannis Yarmouth Sandwich Hyannis Bridgewater Return Brockton Buzzard’s Bay Onset Bay Wareham Cape Cod Provincetown Est Fleet Retrovincetown Cohasset An Hingham Cohasset Reurn Hingham Cottage City New Bedford Wood's Hall East Bridgewater West Quincy East Milton East Weymouth Weymouth Taunton Taunnton Barriso Marshfield Mattapan Milton Neponset Mattapoisett Weel Ay Middleboro Nantucket Newport North Easton Stoughton Randolph Hee Plysmouth Abington Duxbury Scituate North Scituate Sea View Shawmore South Duxbury Central Station Deasuc Whitman South Weymouth South Verne Ae Wolaston Heights Wood’s Hall M. Cohasset Plymouth Duxbury Road South Braintree Newford J.R. Kendrick I. Ork Uimitea Boston Palgrim Bristol al Wharf Brooklyn Jersey City Old State House J. R. Kendrick L. H. Palmer

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