Sugar and oil prices steady in New York market report
The New York market notes a continued steady sugar market with unchanged prices for raw and refined types and explains varied quotes for tail refining, centrifugal, Manila, and confectioners’ grades. It also lists wholesale granulated sugar price, stock tables by broker, and oil and pipeline certificate figures with recent shipments and exports.
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Manila
Albeilos
New York Commercial Bulletin
Gaines
Martinique
St. Domingo
South America
Sandwich Islands
Cote Sot Oso
O. Bas
Java
Porto Rico
Cuba
Iowest
Packing Slump Follows Prior Week with Hog Throughput Drop
Weekly West hog packing totaled 140000, down from 175000 the prior week and 100000 year ago, lifting season total since March 1 to 4760600, up 725000 from last year. Indianapolis operations paused for two weeks due to repairs while prices softened in Chicago and markets.
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West
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
UCR
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Markets by Telegraph. Cotton and grain reports NYC
Markets report quiet cotton with varied bids and wide price ranges, Flour receipts and bids across multiple mills, and mixed cereal prices. Wheat and corn shift lower amid heavy export activity, with notable quotes for No 2 Chicapo and No 2 red, alongside steady or softer prices in other regions.
Market Wrap: Pork Down and Lard Fall at Cincinnati
Cincinnati market report shows pork weaker at 5.95, lard lower at 5.90, bulk meats easier, whiskey firm at 1.13. Hogs steady with common and light at 38 to 60, packing and butchers at 45, receipts 1055, shipments 1060.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
St. Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Sotec
United Guise
City Extra India
Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
South America
Liverpool
Lake Lla
Illee
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukes
Chicago
Toledo
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Stadt
Print Cloth Markets See Firm, Active Early October
Fall River reports weekly print cloth results with production at 175000 pieces and total sales of 267090 pieces. Prices quoted 34cc for 64xb4s and 31-L6e for G6x56s, with futures 219000. Providence notes prices advancing to 3vee for 64 squares and 3e for SExGOs, and a detailed breakdown shows multiple lots and delivery dates totaling 93000 pieces. Stock held by manufacturers stands at 22000 pieces all 64s.
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Fall River
Mass
Providence
Net Receipts and Sales by City Across the Delta Ports
A sweeping daily ledger shows Augusta to New York with net receipts ranging from none to several thousand and mixed grosses. Inland hubs like Cincinnati and St Louis report shipments and stock levels. overall market activity appears quiet to steady with varied exports to Great Britain and coastwise trade.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Mid Ve
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mid
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Cattle and hog markets steady in Chicago plight
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts around 2000 with steady shipments. Steers bring 3.40 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 230 to 360, cows and bulls 125 to 315, through Texas cattle stronger. Hogs receipts 10,000 with 5 to 10 cent gains, packing and shipping 4.05 to 4.60, light weights 3.50 to 4.50, ships 2.80 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 2600, natives and Westerns 3.40 to 3.60, Texans 2.40 to 3.10, lambs 3.50 to 4.50.
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Chicago
Texas
Hogs steady at Chicago with mixed prices and steady packer demand
Chicago markets report hog receipts of 11,000 with 22,769 yesterday and shipments at 437. Prices show light hogs at 350 to 345, mixed at 360 to 400, heavy at 360 to 360, hogs up to 10 cents by 1 p.m. Packers bought 6,000 with 4,000 left over, 12,000 estimated for Monday. Kansas City and St Louis show hogs steadier or higher with mixed bids. Peoria notes hogs quiet at 330 to 340 with 250 receipts.
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Chicago
Union
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Peoria
Foreign Markets Report From London and Havana Trade Notes
Beerbohm reports Wheat prices eased on the coast with quieter shipments and firm Liverpool grain, while California wheat prices and stock levels are noted. Havana shows a quiet sugar market amid firm holder sentiment, with molasses and sugar values detailed and weekly receipts, exports, and freight rates. Market activity abroad remains subdued with varied prices across grains and sugar.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Liverpool
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Imports and Exports Antwerp Oct 2 1886 Ledger
A compact shipping summary listing steamer cargoes at Antwerp and CIENFUEGOS, Havana, and various NS ports. Goods include beer, steel billets, glassware, gun barrels, window glass, wines, spirits, sugar, lumber, herring, codfish, molasses, coal, coal, and extensive railroad receipts detailing cotton, wool, flour, oats, corn, potatoes, butter, eggs, and leather across multiple lines and firms. Notable entities include J Riga, Thos L Smith & co, John G Hall & co, Nash Spaulding & co, Delong & Seaman, F H Odiorne & co, Barclay & co, and many railroad divisions.
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Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Jos Birtwell & Co
Lambert Bros
Quimby & Co
Wise, Rowan & Co
Sherburne & Co
J P Lovell’s Sons
William Fenton
Nelson H Brown
Horace Partridge & Co
Cienfuegos
Havana
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Jajardo, PR
Baring Bros
Jordan River
John Millard
John G Hall & Co
Junk Barclay & Co
Port George
Bear River
Walsh
Delong & Seaman
Pictou
Odiorne & Co
Benman Bros
Harborville
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchbure Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad—Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Spomourer
Hales
T . Cale
Polis
Exports List for Halifax Port Hawkesbury and Charlottetown
On October 2 1886 the steamer Merrimack carried 100 bales cotton 4 barrels glue and various goods including 2400 feet black walnut 53 packages wrapping paper 2 rosin 1 candy 2 crockery 1 chair and other items destined for Halifax Port Hawkesbury Pictou and Charlottetown with freight of miscellaneous merchandise.
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Halifax
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
Merrimack
Trading items listed by multiple ports in colonial ledger
Extensive cargo tallies from Sackville New Brunswick Yarmouth Nova Scotia Bay of Islands Newfoundland Economy Nova Scotia and other ports listing bbls flour meal oil glassware hardware canned goods pikes rope etc with numerous quantities and several ship names and destinations included in the fragmentary OCR.
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Sackville
Yarmouth
Bay OF Islands
Insolvencies and assignments tied to New England firms
S Grant Smith of Boston pledged into insolvency by J B Russell Pettee who he lately assigned to. N Grant & Sons of Auburn Missouri failed. Farmer Girsch & Co Providence R I attached. Henry W French Lynn boot maker offers creditors 50 cents on the dollar. George W Burke Boston harness maker insolvency resides Melrose Highlands. Tucker & Frost Gloucester fish dealers failed with debts around 10600 to 12000. William Galletly Stoneham insolvent with 1900 debt, 150 secured on furniture. Charles B Pettee Providence fruit dealer assigned. George H Bent Cambridge Cambridge Coal Co insolvency. John J McManus Providence provision dealer assigned.
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S. Grant Smith
Washington Street
Boston
J. B. Russell Pettee
N. Grant & Sons
Auburn
Farmer, Girsch & Co
Providence
R. 1
Henry W. French
Lynn
George W. Burke
Commercial Street
Melrose Highlands
Tucker & Frost
Gloucester
William Galletly
Stoneham
Charles 8. Pettee
R.L
George H. Bent
Cambridge Coal Company
Cambridge
John J. McManus
R. L
Hiorsford Acid Phosphate Improves Nutrition Claim
Dr A Tran of Philadelphia states Hiorsford's Acid Phosphate promotes digestion and enhances general nutrition of the nervous system. The pamphlet-like claim highlights digestion support and overall neurological nourishment.
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A. Tran
Philadelphia
Real estate transfers across Suffolk County in September list
Real estate transfers across Suffolk County include multiple parcels on Hamilton and Columbus avenues, Shawmut and Boynton streets, and properties in Jamaica Plain, Boston proper, East Boston, and Charlestown. Transactions show buyers such as James F E Gaffney, James H T Adams, and Peter Barker with prices ranging from 4200 to 3900, plus several mortgage backs and bank transfers.
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Suffolk County
Hamilton Avenue
James FE. Gaffney
Jarvus Hart
Columbus Avenue
James H. T. Adams
Prescott C. Hall
Shawmut Avenue
Jacob Berwin
Benjamin Varnum Howe
Loe Ma
Thomas M. Smith
Jamaica Plain
George B. Brown
Winnifred M. White
Boynton Street
Ditto
Michael Cuddehy
Hall Street
Peter Barker
South
Boston
Jeremiah C. Kittredge
Horace Manson
First Street
Property Mortgages and Trustees Transfers Listed
Robert Treat Paine trustee backs a mortgage to Grenville T. W. Braman tied to Daniel Davies dated Oct 21 1873 for 10250. Lorens M. Downs assigns mortgage from James H. Atwood dated Dec 12 1884 for 225. William C. Strong transfers to Newton Savings Bank a mortgage from William H. Elliot dated May 5 1885 for 5000.
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Robert Treat Paine
Grenville T. W. Braman
Daniel Davies
Lorens M. Downs
James H. Atwood
Said Atwood
William C. Strong
Newton Savings Bank
William H. Elliot
Boot and Shoe Buyers Listed by City and Firm
A segmented ledger lists buyers and agents for boots and shoes across U S cities including Baltimore Binghamton Burlington Bloomington Cincinnati Charleston Detroit Fernandina Havana Indianapolis Memphis Pittsburg Portsmouth Salt Lake City St Louis and Toledo with names and firms such as Lawrence Berry Co Lester Co Adams Smith & Sons Robinson Burtenshaw Goodbar Love Co Schmertz Richardson Young Brown Desnoyer Claflin Fuller Childs Co detailing purchases and agency assignments for American and foreign firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mich
Charles E Smith
H S Robinson & Burtenshaw
Detroit
J McLogan
W D Robinson & Co
Fernandina
Fla
If Prescott
Craw
Havana
Cuba
Josiah and
M Velle
Craedo & Co
Thomas Blanco
Indianapolis
Imd
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Memphis
Tenn
J Goodbar
Goodbar
Love & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
Whitmore
Schmertz & Co
Portsmouth
F Richardson
Russell, Richardson & Titus
Salt Lake City
Utah
LD Young
LD & A Young
St Louis
W Brown
Brown-Desnoyer’s Shoe Company
Ads
Allen
Claflin-A New Shoe Co
Toledo
Childs
Fuller, Childs & Co
Tre
Montreal and West rail lines offer fast through service
The Gid Reliable Central Vermont Route advertises speed and safety with Pullman cars on day and night trains via Boston and Fitchburg. It promises first class dining rooms and unchanged connections. Tickets and reservations available at the Central Vermont R. R. Office in Boston. Aug 29, 1883.
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Central
Vermont
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Winchendon
Jatirey
Perroshore
Witzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Wwalpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burclington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware & Yadson Canal Company
Cheshire R.R
White River Junction
R. R
Ches
Hire & Monadnock Tee
BSEE
Pullman Palace
Burlington
Washington Street
C. A. Faxon
A. R. Stewart
N. H
Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Schedule 1886
Trains from Boston to the West operate from Tuesday Sept 7 1886 with multiple daily options. Services include express and local runs to Albany Syracuse Chicago and St Louis, with Pullman sleeping cars from New York Central lines. The timetable lists numerous connecting stops including Greenfield North Adams Gardner Orange Shelburne Falls Holy Union Weston Worcester and several branch lines with varying departure times and ex. services.
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Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Sase Way Street
Boston
West
Syracuse
N. W
Spm
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
Chicago
New York Central
St. Lewis
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Pend Troy
The
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Eee Winite
Athol
Orange and Ruller’s
Shelburne Falls
Hroyaiston
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnksium
Poelditter River
Wendell
East Breerfield
Chontague
West Deerfield
Esucktaunad
Fear
Gegael Charlemont
Floosac Tunnel
P.M. Turner’s Falls
Brattlebore
Winchendon
Keene
Wellows Falls
Cheshire Railroad
Wagner
Ottawa
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Weorcester
Nashun
Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ayer
Nashua
Par
Worcester
Clinton
Oakdale
Bremingham and Lowell Railroad
South Framingham
TOSO
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North Seommeter
Ayer Junction
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Aver Junction
Greenville and Pownsewel Centre
Pat Marlboro
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Boston and Lowell Railroad Timetable Fragment 1886
Local and long distance sailings from Boston Causeway Street with destinations including Milton, Laconia, White Mountain resorts, Montreal and Quebec. Multiple daily departures to Manchester, Concord, Keene, Nashua and other New Hampshire towns, with parlor and Pullman cars. schedules show 7.30 AM to 8 PM variations and Sunday times.
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Boston & Lowell
Boston
Causeway Street
Washington Street
Old State House
Bontreal
Tral
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsie R
Montreal
Fabyan
Bethlehem
Wuwefferson
White Mountain
Manchester
Concord
N. H
SUN
Meene
Peterboro
Willsboro
Keene
Iwret
Hillsboro
Winston
Milford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Fragmented OCR chart with varied times and numbers
Readable data shows a jumble of times, prices, and abbreviations across multiple entries. No clear event or person identified. appears to be a damaged page section listing schedules or financial figures with inconsistent formatting.
Time Tables and Train Schedules Across Regions
The document presents extensive rail timetables with daily and Sunday entries, listing multiple lines and stops such as Lawrence Wilmington West Medford Winchester and Union Square. It notes that timetables vary by day and include return times, fares, and special conditions, with officials Mell en, Lucige, Tutt le as general superintendents and passenger agents.
Boston and Albany Railroad June 1886 Time Tables
Local timetable details list Boston and Albany departures to Springfield, Pittsfield, Albany, New York, and connections to Worcester, Framingham, Marlborough, and other towns. Through and sleeping-car services noted, with daily and Sunday runs, and a long roster of stations and times across Massachusetts and adjacent states.
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Bedford
Nashua Junction
Mellen
Lucigs
Tuttle
Building Materials Adverts from Baeder Adamson & Co
Baeder Adamson and Company at 1483 Milk Street advertise glue stock damaged hides cattle tails and other building materials with highest prices offered. They list glue flint sard paper emery paper emery cloth curled hair cowhide whips plastering hair and related items in their manufacturing and supply catalog.
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Baeder, Adamson & CO
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Albert Gates, Jr
Nathan Green
Summer Street
William C. Lawrence
John McCormick
Margaret Regan
Lamson Street
West Roxbvury
William Weld
Edward Orchard
Hyde Park
Henry Zenner
James L. Little
Gardner Street
Mary A. Tullick
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South Street
Alpheus P. Blake
Patrick J. Brady
Newhbern Street
William Camnfill
Ashland Street
Edwin Weld Et al
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Ryde Park Avenue
A. Spaulding Weld
Mary A. Fullick
Everett Dennis M. Cleary
Charlestown
Five Cents Savings Bank
Bunker Hill Street
Rooslindale
Arthur Noble
Elizabeth Davis
Cottage Street
Aredrew Ss. Weeks
Thomas Lee, Jr
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Revere
Alvah White
L. Randall
Otis and
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Dustin Lancey Et al
Arthur D. McLelan
Kimball Avenue
St. Dorchester
Ambrose A. Ranney
Henry C. McDuffee
Cushing
Uphams Avenue
Elizabeth W. McGrath
Union Institution For Savings
Whitfield Street
Brrighton
Lucy F. Clarke
Abel Meriam
Brighton
Pierce Quirk
Parsons Street
Hingham Institution For Savings
Allston
William L. Hunt
Mary R. Plymton
Cambridge Street
Webster Avenue
Boot and Shoe Buyers
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J. W. Hobart
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