Prices of Store Cattle and Hides for Sale
The notice lists prices for store cattle and related livestock. Working oxen pairs priced at 90 dollars, milch cows at 45 to 50 each, yearlings around 8 to 50, and various steers and calves with mixed weights and values. Hides, tallow and skins are quoted with per pound ranges from 3 to 7 cents, plus pelts and calfskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
N. B
M. Pompilla
Maine
Holt & Thompson
Libby & Son
Hall & Son
Merrill
John Young
Detroit
Market Reports No change in flour and oats steady
Wheat and oats show firm pricing with steady to active demand. Winter wheat and spring patents hold at high quotes. corn offerings thin and bids limited. oats prices remain firm with varied daily sales and on call bids listed. Elevators report limited supplies for steamer yellow and steamer mixed corn while other grains show cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byige
Minnesota
Bakers
Michigan Stone
Michigan Rollers
New York Rollers
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Eastern
Market Report Shows Mixed But Firm Western Prices
Western markets firm for choice goods with small receipts and potential rise soon. Butter and eggs show strength with varied regional quotes. potatoes and beans steady amid limited supply. Norfolk and Jersey prices listed. poultry demand steady as turkeys and chickens move with supply.
Market Prices for Potatoes Beans Hay and More
The listing shows varied prices for sweet potatoes Norfolk yellow at 2 75 a barrel, choice. beans including New York hand-picked, large hand-picked, and yellow eyes with prices from 2 10 to 2 60. seeds Timothy and clover with North West ranges. hay prime at 17 18 and fair to good 15 16. rye straw and oat straw priced per usual market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrons
Peerless
Bush
Island
Norfolk
New York
Vermont
Canada
Timothy
North
West
Jersey
East Swale
Market Prices Across Cities for Dairy and Provisions
Montreal quotes show fancy colored and finest white at around 11 to 12 cents. Chicago notes firmer butter and cheese including Western creamery extra butter and State factory full cream cheese. eggs firm with Western extras at about 18 to 19 cents. New York reports steady butter cheese eggs and steady beans and dried apples. Liverpool cheese market steady at 58 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Chicago
Western Creamery
New York
Liverpool
Market notes from the port auction and export totals
Snow and Co. sales include Almeria grapes at 2 8714i 4 95 per barrel and crates at 3 8714, Jamaica oranges at 4 50 4 60, cornichon grapes at 2 85 per crate, with a Norfolk boat due Friday carrying 81 bags of chestnuts and 335 boxes of Florida oranges. Weekly apple exports total 21 352 bbls, season 260 762 bbls, with port totals Boston 9069 bbls New York 10 093 bbls Montreal 69 151 bbls Halifax none. season totals Boston 82 884 bbls New York 145 162 bbls Montreal 69 151 bbls Halifax 5 575 bbls. Prices steady in Liverpool with Baldwins 10 17s Hubbardston 11 ids. London market steady. pear prices 150 250 per bush. cranberries stable. grapes in fair supply. apples and crates listed with varied quotes. dried apples and nuts prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow & Co
Almeria
California
Cornichon
Jamaica
Norfolk
Florida
Navy
Boston
New York
Montreal
Halifax
Liverpool
Baldwins
Hubbardstons
Greenings
London
King
Hubbardston
York State
Harvey
Cape Cod
Pirate
Country
Salem Pth
Concord
Isabella
Diana
Palermo
Aspinwall
Port Limon
Virginia
Market Prices Reported For Fresh Produce
There is fair demand for truck and prices hold steady. Onions Maltas 2 dollars per basket Native 3 dollars per barrel Western 250 dollars for 4 barrels. Cabbages 5 dollars per 100. Red cabbage 2 dollars per barrel. Savoy 75 cents per barrel. Beets 40 cents per 4 bush. Squash marrow 75 cents per barrel Hubbards 1 dollar per barrel. Turbans 1 dollar per barrel. Carrots 40 cents per bush. Lettuce 1 dollar 2 pence per box. Parsnips 75 cents to 1 dollar per bush. Turnips flat 40 cents per bush. White French 1 dollar per barrel. St Andrews 90 cents per barrel. Celery 33 50 per box. Cauliflower 75 cents to 1 dollar per dot. Pumpkins 75 cents per 7 barrels. Spinach 15 to 20 cents per bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrews
Meat market runs steady with firm beef and veal prices
Demand remains steady across pork and lard with unchanged prices. Fresh beef shows limited heavy stock but ample light stock. veal remains short and firm. Lamb and mutton quiet. Various cuts and by products priced, including lard and hams, with ranges for beef and veal figures and regional demands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice City
HEEF
Iresh
Chicago
Brighton
Cotton market mixed as Liverpool and New York futures wobble
Liverpool futures opened steady and closed unsettled with various nearby and distant months quoted from 5 25-64d to 6 27-64d. Spot prices in Liverpool and New York moved up and down with American receipts and sales totaling tens of thousands of bales. In New York spot and futures showed buoyancy at the open, closing steady, with market quotes for different delivery months and various grade prices. Sugar and molasses prices remained firm with specific bids and reported sales and refined levels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
New Hampshire
J M Flanders
Smith Neal
Sanbornton
Maine
Neal
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Ce Miniere Medach
Porto Rico
Trade Centre reports and market prices across cities
Reports from New York and other hubs show flour exports and prices for various grains, coffee, sugar, and petroleum. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley futures vary by region with no dramatic shifts. pork, lard, and beef markets show steady or modest movement along with regional receivals and shipments.
HOG AND CATTLE MARKETS ACROSS MAJOR CITIES
Hogs firm with higher prices across St Louis Peoria and Chicago market reports. Yorkers mostly 420 to 465, packers 420 to 455, butchers 460 to 475. Cattle dull but steady in Chicago with natives 3.56 to 4.24, rangers 2.40 to 3.50, stockers 2.20 to 2.70, cows and bulls 1.10 to 3.80. Hogs receipts 26 000 in Chicago, heavy at 4.70 to 4.75. Sheep Western 3.25 to 5.50, Texans 1.50 to 3.50, lambs 4.75 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Neal
Sanbornton
Maine
North
Brighton
Hollis & Co
A N Monroe
H Coolidge
South America
J C Libby & Son
C H Merrill
JS Henry
W E Brooks
P W Thompson
J D Hosmer
New York
Minnesota
Rio
Trinidad Pt
United
State
Jersey
Mess
LOOO
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Liverpool
Lake
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
Tzee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
ST. Louis
Ligl2ec
Peoria
Cotton Market Rates Across U S Ports Nov 9
US and Atlantic ports show firm or strong tone in mid markets. Augusta Galveston New Orleans Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati Le Louis Louisville report net receipts, exports to Britain France and the continent, with stocks ranging from tens of thousands to 700k across all ports. Prices in mid 9s to 10s cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
France
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Great Britain
Continent
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
le Louis
Louisville
United States
Global wheat and corn trading notes from London Liverpool Antwerp
Market reports show cargoes off the coast with wheat quiet and corn firm in London and Paris. Liverpool futures rise with wheat firmer and mixed American corn steady. Antwerp spot wheat remains firm as weather in England is wet and grain on passage to Britain and the continent totals around 1.8 million quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Paris
Art Liverpool
England
Great Britain
Continent
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
Exports from North America and Abroad November 9 1887
From St John New Brunswick the brig Sarah Wallace of 50 tons ships pig iron. In St Marys Nova Scotia schooner Benjamin Killam loads 126 barrels of flour. From Rosario Argentina the bark Lapland carries 540 610 feet of lumber. Liverpool steamship Norseman cleared November 8 with 24 837 bushels corn 28 305 bushels wheat 37 boxes woodwork 1 bale and 23 hides 23 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John
Sarah Wallace
ST Marys
Benjamin Killam
Rosario
Arg
Lapland
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Imports November 9 1887 Havana Sugar Logwood
Black River Ja Brig Emma 499 tons logwood roots G Weerds Co to Havana. Schooner J R Berger 7197 bags sugar to Saree Co. Turk's Island Brig May 5160 bush galt Whitney Pousland Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Emma
G Weerds & Co
Havana
J R Berger
Staple Receipts by Rail Lines in 1887 Commerce
Long list of railroad receipt items across Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Boston and Lowell with bales of cotton wool flour corn oats beans apples potatoes hay lumber leather hides and more. Document notes quantities by line and division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Dears
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Bates
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED
Building materials offered by Mackins & Co and Raeder Adamson & Co include hard pine flooring plank oak deck plank and related items along with glue flint sand paper emery cloth plastering hair and other supplies. They advertise high prices for glue stock damaged hides cattle tails and similar stock. Railroads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackins & CO
Wharf
Omic
Border Street
East Breston
Boston
State St
Cem
Raeder, Adamson & CO
Milk Street
All River Line Reduces Fares to New York
The All River Line cuts first class limited fare to New York to 3.00 with reduced rates on other services. Express trains connect with steamers at Fall River in 75 minutes, departing Boston 6 p.m. weekdays and 7 p.m. Sundays from Old Colony Station. Return from New York at 4:80 p.m. daily Sundays excluded. Steamers Pilgrim and Bristol offer steam heat and an orchestra. baggage transfer available. Tickets at No 3 Old State House and Old Colony DWN offices. Agent L H Palmer and General Manager J R Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fall River
Boston
Old Colony
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Annex Boat
Pilgrim
Bristol
Old State House
NEW Via
Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington
Central Vermont Route Announces Fast Through Trains
The notice promotes the Central Vermont Railway Service from St Albans to Boston and Chicago with through Pullman cars, first class dining, and multiple daily trains including Day Express at 8 30 A M and Night Express at 7 P M. It highlights Wagner Palace Cars on both trains and urges purchase of tickets at 260 Washington Street Boston. The message is signed by J W Homart General Manager and H W Cummings General Agent, dated June 6 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momerhal & Wes
Vermont
Loston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
E. m. Wagner
Central Vermont
Kk. R
Washington Street
Boston
J. W. Homart
General
W. Cummings
Gen. Lass
St. Albans
Vet
Boston and Lowell Railroad Through Service and Local Timetable
Through and local train times listed for Boston to Wilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Warren Brattleboro Woodsville and many New Hampshire Vermont Quebec connections. Local branches include Concord Keene Nashua Wilmington Woburn Stoneham Andover Arlington and surrounding stations with daily and Sunday departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston
Causeway Street
Washington Street
Old State House
Twilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Warren
Braverhill
Woodsville
Littleton
Bethlehem
Fabyans
Lancaster
Whitefield
Franklin Lebanon
White River Junction
St. Johnsbury
Newart
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Passumpsic
Wells River
Bristol
Claremont
Montpetier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Branchester
Concord
N. H
SUN
Nashua
Central Massachusetts R R schedules 1887 opening note
Central Massachusetts Railroad announces Monday October 10 1887 service from Boston to Ware, Deerfield and Hutland with multiple daily departures 7.15 am 12.05 pm 3.40 pm. Sundry outbound stops include Belmont Waltham Sudbury Weston and Waverley with similar times. General Passenger Agent Geo W Storer and General Superintendent C M Follen credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Stoneham
Woburr
Winchester
West Medford
College Mill
Winter Hill
Concord
Mass
Billerica
Bedford
Lexington
Arlington
Mellen
Geo. W. Storer
Central Massachusetts
R. R
Boston
Ware
Iarre
Hutland
West Eottston
Oakdale
Jefferson
Budson
Breckbottom
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Waltham
Waverley
Belmont
G’r Agt
Mfllen
Boston and Maine Train Schedules October Display
Boston and Maine announces through trains on Western and Eastern divisions. Haymarket square and Causeway Street stations list numerous departures to Augusta Haymarket St Station, Rockland, Belfast, Calais, St John NB Halifax, Portland connections, and Maine Central routes with morning and afternoon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Augusta
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Vam
Argor
St. John
Halifax
Provinces
Hastport
Calais
N. B
Portland
Nusewry St
Rockland
Castine
Southwert
Bar Harbors
Mlewisten
Manchester
Concord
N. M
North—Haymarket
North Conway
Haymarket St
Maine Central
Grand ‘Bank
Knox d& Lincoln Railways
Trains Schedule From Boston to New England Towns
Western Division timetable lists multiple trains from Boston and Haymarket for Alton Bay Rochester and Seattle Tomorrow. Arrivals and departures span morning to evening with numerous stops including Andover Dover Danvers Exeter Great Falls Sorrento and Lowell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Division
Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Setler Tom
Andover
Dover
Danvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Rereros Ic
Saorgellon
Sconehunk
Biddeford
Eeds
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lowell
Malden
Dekos
Medford
Nh. Melrose Hipees
Stoneham
Nelrose
Merrimac
North Andover
Newburyparty
Reading
Irom
Salem
Wakefield
Wilmington
Boston Rail Timetable Goes Eastward With Numerous Stops
Eastern division schedule lists trains from Boston to towns including Amesbury Beverly Kittery Chelsea Dover Everett Newburyport North Conway Salem and more with numerous daily departures and Sunday runs. Notes James T. Furber as General Manager and D. J. Flanders as General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cause _ Street
Yor Amesbury
Beverly
Kiddeford
Chelsea
Dover
Everett
Great Falls
Rochester
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Ipswich
Klynn
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Newburyport
North Conway
Peabody and Danvers
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
York Harbor & Beach
K.R
Sam
Saugus Branch
Swampscott
Wenham
Wolfeboro
Egan and Way
Portland
Bangor
St. John
Malifax
sSangus
South Reading
Haymarket Square
City
Washington Street
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Old Colony Train Schedule Heads to New York and Provincetown
The notice lists Fall River Line routes from Boston to New York and numerous feeder trains serving Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis Yarmouth Sandwich and other towns with extensive return times and connections. It assigns GEO L Connor and J R Kendrick as general agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Wyork
Fall River
Ashmont
Poe
Barnstable
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Cottase City
Eastridger
Abington
Boston and Providence Trains: May 30 1887 Schedule
Train listings show departures from Boston and Providence for trips to New York New York via Shore Line Fast Express and Steamboat lines with numerous return times. Rushed, fragmented timetable lists stations including Pawtucket Providence Hebronville and more with varying daily and Sunday trains and noted delays and adjustments by A Folsom superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providence
New York
Shore Line
New Wor
Shore Ne Mail
Hebreeprville
Also Mentioned on This Page
H Coolidge & Son
Pompilla
Thompson & Son
Thompson & Co
Libby & Richards
A P Libby
E L Libby
J H Libby
Glines Weston
W C Brooks
A Trafton
Halli & Son
F H Hayden
J G Littlefield
J G Kogg
Holt & Oe
R W Brown
Hampshire
Moulton
J C Evans
J B Remick
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Scattering
H W Robinson
E Smith
E D Wethers
R J Bannan
O © Robinson
D Fisher
F Fisher
W Scollans
Jones
E F Adden
D McCracken
W Fisher
B Hurlbert
D Keef
J Roy
J N Morse
Hastings
A N
Monroe
Russell
L H_ Brockway
Illinois
Penn
Christy Hershey
Hodges Bros
International Horse Exchange
Michigan
Weich &All
Neponset
E D Withers
P W L Thompson & Co
O C Robinson
D Keet
J C Libby
Whipple & Farnham
LC Libby & Son
Dow & Moulden
F 5 Kimball
A B Engrem
WG Townsend
Libby
Coolidge
F H Coolidge
J A Hathaway
J Rollinger
Bulgarian
Scythia
Glasgow
Dreas
T Fisher
J S Henry
Farrell & MacFlynn
NOYV
Islands
Northern Choice
Ohio
Choice
Houlton
Ponce
Cientuegos
Shelburne
Annie
Annapolis
ALL River Line
L. H. Palmer
J. R. Kendrick
Railroads
Hon” Gan
Ledu
Ev Elke
M. m. Rotard
Weymouth
Veuy
Mouth
Brockton
Jington
Quincy
East Weymc
Milton
Ponset
Tapoisett
Uekiasy East
Guthor
A&pans
Japan
Boro
Nantucket
Duxbury
Manover
Whitman
Wollaston Heights
Wood’s Hall
Bridgewater
Buzzard’s Bay
Provincetown
Cohasset
Eham
Hingham
Taunton
Brock
Harrison Square
North Easton
Stough Randolph
Seliu
South Waxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Paturn
Badic Mme Nc
Weymouths
Scituate
Marshfield
Oxbury
Newport
South Braintree
New Bedford
Middleboro
Keurn
Geo. L. Connor
Pawtucket
Tev
Vow
Bey
Doedzgeville
Keturn
Kaske
North i Lem
Retlehere
Attlebure
Ray
East Fexbere
Ees
Sharon
Dann Munction
Friendvill
Yy V.eo
Hyde
Omaica Plain
Wzu
Jae
Hignlanag
Begum
Canton
Mt. Hapcarren
Sen
Frida
A. Folsom
Oe. Ity
Rendon Illae
Ar’ Orest
Raeepg
Io Bo A Boyiston
Tims
Concord R. Rk.axy
B. and
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