Wholesale dairy and produce prices across markets
The report lists wholesale prices for butter cheese beans and dairy goods in Chicago New York Cincinnati and Vermont with varied quality notes. Receipts are rising in Chicago while butter remains weak in New York and steady in other regions. Prices span creamery extra to firsts and include assorted vegetable beans grasses and potatoes with regional quotations and jobbing adjustments.
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Western Factory
Western
Vermont
Chicago
Eigin Creamery
Western Creamery
New York
Eastern
Westen Creamery
Cincinnati
Ohio
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
Bush
California
West
North
Jersey
Dhermudas
Houlton
Burbanks
Barbanks
Davis
Market Report on Truck Movement and Produce Prices
There is no change to note in truck movement. The market is well supplied with asparagus at 150 to 200 per crate, Florida tomatoes at 1 to 2 per crate, Southern cabbage at 125 per crate, kale at 1, native epinach at 20 cents per bush, string beans at 125 to 150 per crate, wax beans at 150 per crate, onions including Bermuda and Egyptian varieties at 150 per crate or per case, beets at 75 cents per bush, lettuce at 75 cents per dozen, carrots and turnips listed with various prices, cucumbers and other greens priced per crate or dozen.
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Florida
Epinach
Bermuda
St Andrews
Fruit Market Report From Boston Harbor Auction
The steamer Ponca arrives from Palermo with 6900 boxes oranges and 21700 boxes lemons. H Harris & Co will sell the cargo Thursday. Apples show fair demand at prior prices. Mediterranean fruit steamer Pontiac is the only Boston bound, left Palermo May 28 with 1000 boxes oranges and 24000 boxes lemons. Prices listed for Palermo and Messina fruits, Valencia oranges and strawberries with Maryland sales at 14 to 17e.
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Ponca
Palermo
H. Harris & Co
Baldwins
Boston
Pontiac
Messina
Valencia
Banana Steamers Deliver Bananas to Boston Firms
The steamer Samana arrives with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company and Siotua heads to Seaverns Co with Baracoa fruit. Stanford due May 31 from Baracoa for W. W. & C. R. Noyes while Balder due May 31 from Baracoa for G. H. Harding. Lorenzo D. Baker due May 31 from Jamaica for the Boston Fruit Company.
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Banana Steamers
Samana
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Siotua
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Stanford
Balder
G. H. Harding
Lorenzo D. Baker
Provisions Market Mixed as Pork and Lard Demand Holds
Pork market steady with fair demand, long cuts $17.50 to $17.75, backs $17.75 to $18.00, prime mess $16.75, extra prime $13.76 to $14.25, fresh ribs 10 4 2 cents, sausages 6 64 cents. Lard varied by container, ribs and bacon prices listed, beef and mutton markets shown across multiple cities with mixed signals and regional quotes.
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New York
City Extra
India
Western Steam
City Steam
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lara Aail
St. Louis
Brighton
Sugar and Molasses Market Steady With Little Activity
Market for raw sugars remains steady with minimal trading and unchanged prices. Notes mention "Cuba, fair to good" quality in relations, indicating supply conditions and pricing context for sugar and molasses.
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Cuba
Sugar market report and price listings from New York and Havana
Refined sugars hold firm as market shows dull activity in New York and Havana. Quotations vary by grade from granulated at 7 cents to confectioners at 65 cents, with Havana stocks and weekly receipts detailed. Molasses prices range around 198 to 218 percent polarization, with freight and export figures noted for U S shipments.
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Uoilos
Javas
Belmont
New York
Havana
Pega Muscovaccio
Matanzas
United States
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cienfueros
Mayaguez
Cotton prices and markets in New York and Liverpool
New York cotton bids steady with middling 10e and Jow middling 99-16¢ and futures opened steady then closed quiet. Liverpool spot at 5 1 2 d for uplands and 57-16 d for Orleans. sales 5000 bales. Other markets show mixed receipts, exports and firm to quiet middling quotes across Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Withington, Norfolk, West Point, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville with varied stock and daily activity. Consolidated US receipts 2794, exports to Great Britain 1693, total US port stock 405,071.
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New York
Cereseesss
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Liverpool
Orleans
PIAS
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
West Point
Philadelphia
Great Islets
Baltimore
York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
United States
Commodity Market Snapshot Kansas City and Chicago
Hogs and cattle markets show varied activity with strong receipts in Kansas City and Chicago. Hogs demand active but prices down about six cents. cattle receipts near 150000 with steers around 390 to 500. hogs in Chicago slower by 5 to 10 cents, prices mixed across heavy and light types. sheep steady with natives 3.40 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Peoria
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Market Roundup Briefs from Regional Commodities
Tallow markets steady with city price 444 444c and country 3444¢. New York sales 50,000 lbs at 4e. Coffee unchanged in Rio at 1644 ¢. Whiskey quotes vary by city with $113 in St Louis and Cincinnati quiet at the same level. Pipe Line certificates note dates May 24 26 1887 3 pm openings and closings. Turpentine and resin markets cited in New York with petroleum closes and related values.
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New York
Rio
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Imports and Exports. Lobster and cargo lists from 1888
Shipping notices record the Judith Ann lobster cargo and multiple consignments under Liners Cunard and ocean freighters. The entries name vessels such as Judith Ann and General Middleton plus ports Barrington NS and Orwell Pel, detailing quantities of wine, silk goods, hardware, books, machinery, hats, dry goods, and farm produce across numerous firms and partners. The document lists perishable and bulk items with many named firms including Abram French and Co, J Brine, Collins & Fairbanks, and Frost & Adams among others, reflecting a broad trade web.
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Barrington
Liverpool
Eng
Bohnia
Abram French & Co
Sixby & Co
Stone & Downer
Schoonhof
Enk
Boston Manico
Frost & Adams
Brigham
Oclafin, Larrabee & Co
Collins & Fairbanks
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Charles W Sabin
Sawyer & Co
Rolfe & Co
Carter, Rice & Co
H Hovey & Co
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Torrey, Bright & Capell
Richard Briggs
Hiram Codd & Co
Steiman & Fuller Manus Co
F Hovey & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
F Baker & Co
Steel Providence Cylinder Co
Charlies Pollock
Moors & Co
Zenas Sears
West & Jenney
Booth & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Thomas Groom & Co
George E Crawley
Farley & Sons
Baldwin Bros & Co
Gorham Manus Co
Hunnewell & Sons
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Horace Tartridge & Co
Orwell
Pel
Palermo
Ponca
Aa & & J Brown & Co
Sumac Phelps Bros & Co
Tully & Co
Vernon River
Exports May 26 1888 Halifax to Charlottetown
Export cargo lists Worcester steamer shipments from Halifax Nova Scotia to Charlottetown Prince Edward Island include 126 barrels cornmeal 65 barrels beans 1825 barrels flour 31 packs hardware 2 cases books 1 cask crockery 1 bale bags 4 bundles paper 1 case tobacco and cigarettes 306 sheets fibre 13 bales almonds 5 pieces pipe 0 cases corn 25 pigs tin 8 cases shade rollers 3 cases screen.
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Halifax
Charlottetown
Pei
Worcester
Utie End
Trading goods and cargo items listed across multiple ships and regions
A catalog of assorted goods including rubber, ink, meal, bales, live stock products, lumber, and hardware in varying quantities. Items span from ink and glass to pork, beef, tobaccos, crops and canned goods, with destinations or vessels noted such as WEYMOUTH NL Schooner Eureka and BARBADOS.
Staple Goods Receipts Record from Multiple Railroads
A dated list from May 26 1888 details Boston and Junction lines with cargo totals: cotton wool flour corn wheat malt meat and oils, various bales and boxes, across Grand Junction, Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Lowell System, and sea and express shipments, noting hundreds of bales and barrels, sacks, and leather and hides.
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Boston
Joe Ralleund
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell
Express
Totals of Receipts From Cottondom Mills May 26 1888
A tabulated record lists receipts across commodities including flour, cornmeal, oats, wheat, malt, and various meats and fats. The ledger shows 1,184 barrels of flour, 2,600 sacks of flour, 525 bushels of cornmeal, 2,745 bushels of corn, 24,900 bushels of oats, and 400 bushels of wheat among many items with quantities and values for 1888 and prior years.
Wheat and corn markets steady in London and Liverpool notes
London and Liverpool cargo markets report wheat and corn quiet but steady across passages and shipments. California wheat futures quoted around 63 9d to 63 10 1/4d for June through August, with mixed American corn at various prices. in Liverpool breadstuffs show weak demand with steady winter wheat and mixed Western corn lower. Provisions steady with pork at 70s and cheese around 47s 3d.
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London
Eotrbohin
Mark Lane
Paris
Irene
Liverpool
California
Creditors meet over W L Whorf Co assets and offers
A creditors meeting for W L Whorf & Co cigars at 189 Atlantic Ave heard a deficit of about 400 000 dollars after a proposed 16 cent on the dollar settlement with 10 percent cash and 5 percent in thirty days. A committee was appointed to report in one week. Also noted were negotiations and assignments involving Nicholson Frost & Co crockeryware, Henry O Billings hat maker, Rockwell & Kinne hardware and Walter C Sheldon millinery with varying asset and liability figures.
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W.L. Whorf & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Whorf
Fred J. Morse
Buchanan & Lyall
A. D. Barnes
Myers Bros. & Co
C. W. van Alstine
C. W. Venable
Richmond
South Framingham
James H. Young
Boston
Hutchins & Wheeler
Charles Bulle
Rockwell & Kinne
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter C. Sheldon
Providence
R. I
Boots and Shoes Booming at G W Simmons Co
Very striking to me who visits G W Simmons Co s custom department for the first time to see a throng of eager men making selections for suite and garments. Everyone receives prompt and courteous attention. The character and qualities of foods are explained, the prices are named and nobody is imperiuned to buy.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
Custom Department
Proposals for Steel for the Armored Cruiser Maine
Sealed proposals for steel plates shapes rivets castings and related material for the armoured cruiser Maine at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are invited by the Navy Department. Bids due June 4 1888 with deliveries to commence within 30 days and complete in six months. Each bid must be for one or more classes A to D separately and include a 6 percent certified check and 25 percent bond.
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United States
Maine
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Washington, D.C
William C. Whitney
Proposals for Military Supplies to U.S. Army Depot
Sealed proposals are invited by the Depot Quartermaster at 1428 Arch Street Philadelphia for 1888 delivery of thousands of yards of cloths, flannels, drilling, padding, canvas, buckles, buttons, and related items. Bidders must meet strict specs, early June delivery, and provide 10 percent bid guarantees. Proposals due May 31, 1888. samples available at Schuylkill Arsenal.
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Schuylkill Arsenal
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludinguson
Q. M
U. S.A
Proposals for Ordnance Supplies at National Armory
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received for furnishing powder forage gun barrel steel iron castings coal lumber hardware stationery waters oils chemicals soft soap gasoline grindstones and gun stocks among other items for the fiscal year ending 1889. Bids subject to inspection requirements and domestic preference, with samples available for viewing at the armory, must be submitted by June 25 1883.
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National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Congress
A. K. iI Kelngton
Ord. Dept
U.S.A
Dividend payment notice for Boston and rail company
A three percent dividend will be paid June 1 1888 to stockholders of record this date J Howard Nichols treasurer Boston May 23 1888 Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland RR The second mortgage interest coupon will be paid June 1 1888 at the company's office No 3 Merchants Row Boston on and after that date A P Simpson assistant treasurer
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J. Howard Nichols
Boston
Cincinna'i Il, Sandusky & Cleveland RR
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Cue
Merchants’ Row
A. P. Simpson
Sounm Waw Company
South Bay Company
State Street
A. C. Washburn
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Peru
RK. Barrett
Portland
Baeder Adamson & Co Flint Sand Paper Advert
Advert for Baeder Adamson and Co manufacturers of Flint sand paper emery cloth and other materials. Location Mil Street. Sells glue stock damaged hides and plastering hair. Includes prices in cents.
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Baeder, Adamson & CO
Cts i
Mil Street
Massachusetts Libel Notice and Equity Suit Orders
In Suffolk Superior Court, May 16 1888, libellant must publish libel notice in the Boston Post and mail copy to William T. M. White, with a July hearing set. Also in equity, Whitney vs Howes Williams, notice required by July, publication weekly three weeks, to answer. defendant Williams not in state, service by publication.
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Jacob M. Schwarzensberg
Boston
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Moses H. Schwarzenberg
Admr
William T. M. White
New Bedford
William J. M. White
Willliam T. M. White
Mary A. White
Wilfred
White
Mary Abby White
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Bosto Post
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William T. M
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Sir. Folk
Henry 5. Whitney
Said
Wellington Howes
Newton
Middlesex
Frank H. Williams
Williams and Whitney
Williams
Howes
Commonwealth
Willams
Beers
Boston Post
Harvey
Wiliams
Massachoe Au Setts
Suf
Folk
Equity
Henry
Whitney
New York City
Benjamin Thompson
Thompson
Thea
Wyhhompson
Villas
Gaid
Commonwealth OF
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Fragmentary OCR text shows irregular timings and stray phrases, unclear context, and unreadable names. The readable bits suggest schedule-like data with times and location references but lack coherent narrative or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.
Providence Division Train Timetable Fragments Provide City Routes
Fragmented schedule lists departures and arrivals between Park Square Station and New York Shore Line and other Boston area points. Contains numerous times, destinations, and notes for Sundays and weekdays across many towns and lines.
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York
Providence
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Washington
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Boston
J. W. Richardson
D. H. Briggs
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Canton Function
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Hebroxville
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Powrest Bulls
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Jamaica Pinain
Mansfeld
Save
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Beauville
Roxbury
Rumford
Kudia Point
Sharon
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