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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1888

Page

7

Commodities Briefs Reflect Mixed U S Market Conditions

Market notes show eggs in firm demand with tight supply while corn and oats prices drift. eastern and western hogs? demand described as active but unsettled. New York and Chicago receipts high with steady to easy oats and firm rye. several elevators report price ranges for No 2 white oats and corn meal with modest trade activity across cities.

Vermont New Hampshire Michigan Nova Scotia New Bruns Baltimore Philadelphia Seatac Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Toledo Detroit Boston & Albany Hoosac Peoria New York State Newark York Canada Choice

Wholesale Price Report on Butter and Farm Commodities

Butter demand remains steady with small fresh stock and varied regional quotations. The report lists wholesale prices for butter, cheese, eggs, beans, peas, grasses, potatoes, sweet potatoes, poultry, hay, straw, and game across Chicago New York and Western markets, noting firm or steady trends and ranges for numerous grades and regional producers.

Food fair demand noted at steady prices

A report notes steady prices amid steady demand for trucked food supplies at the fair, with buyers showing stable appetite and vendors keeping offerings constant.

Market Prices for Produce and Groceries

A list of assorted produce prices including squash varieties at 50 to 75 cents per bushel, Savoy and red cabbages at 50 cents to 2 dollars per bushel or 100 count, Lima and civey beans at 2 dollars per bush box, onions 75 cents to 2 dollars per bush, carrots 36 to 50 cents per bush, lettuce 25 cents per dozen, peppers at 12 percent per bush, cauliflower 1 dollar per dozen, spinach 18 cents per bush box, native cantaloupes 2 dollars per box, pumpkins 75 cents per bushel, and other garden items.

Bay State Russia

Provisions Market Firm Across Regions With High Pork Prices

Provisions stay firm as pork and lard demand remains strong. Western markets show elevated prices for hams and backs with various cuts quoted from 7 to 20 dollars, while New York and Chicago report firm to unsettled pork and beef tones. Dry salt meats, bacon, and lard show steady levels. fresh meats demand varies but stays generally steady with limited lamb and veal activity.

New York Western South America St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Brighton

Fruit Market Update with Prices and Demand

The market shows ample supply across fruits with selective demand for certain apples like Gravensteins at full prices. Prices are listed for apples, oranges, lemons, grapes, pears, plums, cranberries, watermelons, quinces, peaches, and Hudson River carrier lots, noting steady or firmer trends and upcoming arrivals.

Hubbardstons Baldwins Messina Palermo Sorrento Jamaica Delawares Wardens Concords Niagaras Moore’s Louise Bonne de Jersey Sheldons York State Hudson River Chicago

Steamer Arrivals Bring Bananas to Boston Line

The Lorenzo D Baker is due from Jamaica with bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. Ww W & CR Noyes expect a steamer with bananas from Baracoa around the 15th. The Yoxford departed Gibraltar September 16 bound for Boston via New York with 1250 boxes Malaga leimous for Boston.

Lorenzo D Baker Jamaica Boston Fruit Company W & CR Noyes Baracoa Yoxford Gibraltar Boston New York Malaga

Hog and cattle markets. Kansas City to Chicago and beyond

Stock Yards Kansas City receipts show cattle firmness with steers 2.20 to 3.80 and cows 2.20 to 2.50 while hogs open firm then weak with heavies 6.10 to 6.40 and lights 5.80 to 6.25. Sheep demand active at 2.50 to 5.25. Chicago receipts: cattle 11,000 head steady, bees and steers 3.25 to 4.40, stockers 2.0 to 2.95. hogs 19,000 head uneven and lower, 6.46 to 6.55 for heavies, 5.76 to 6.10 for lights. sheep slow. Cincinnati hogs stronger, 5.75 to 6.15.

Kansas City St Louis Peoria Chicago Texas Western Rangers Cincinnati

Oil Market Report from J E Carter & Co

Reports from J E Carter & Co, 221 Washington street, noting strong oil prices, bullish field reports, and tight supply relative to demand. Buyers remain inclined to purchase at current quotes with expectations of higher future prices as market activity persists.

J E Carter & Co Washington Street Ita Sea Messrs Hathaway, Higgins & Co Exchange Place

Sugar and Molasses Prices Hold Steady Across Varieties

Sugar markets show steadiness with buyers firm and demand for refined sugars softer. Cuba oak and centrifs lead at final quotes while Manilas Lipilos Javas list varied Nos 10 to 11 ranges. wholesale grocers push lower on pulverized and powdered grades with granulated and confectioners' standards near quoted levels.

Cuba Manilas

Sugar Market Briefs and Price Notes

Wholesale grocers report 744 cents for granulated sugar and New York raw sugar 1 16 cents lower with steady demand. Refined sugars quiet while molasses shows strong prices and upward tendency. Porto Rico and Caribbean sugar markets quoted with various grades and regions.

New York Ponce Porto Rico Barbadoes Cienfuegos Mayaguez

Cotton Prices and Market Roundup October 4, 1838

New York cotton is steady with middling uplands at 106-16c and low middling 9 1/2c, with 403 bales sold. Futures opened and closed quiet as table shows opening and closing quotes across months. Liverpool spot cotton firm at 615-16d for middling uplands and Orleans, with 10,000 bales sold and 4,000 received. Widespread market data follows for Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, West Point, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville, and Boston rail receipts and prices. Also lists milk and food commodities and a directory of wholesale shoe buyers in multiple cities.

New York Colodre Fk Ee de Ee OGK S.csecess Jsadeaev Cbe Csee S.scev Hielava Ecole He Amiens Esac Jane Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Great Britain West Point Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis Louisville France United States

Market Rundown Prompts Mixed Signals Across Commodities

Across cities traders report firm demand for some items while others ease. Coffee shipments from New York to Rio show strength with fair cargoes, while whiskey prices hold steady in Chicago and St Louis. Turpentine, resin, and petroleum quotes in New York and Cincinnati reflect varied activity and pricing, with notable numbers cited for each commodity and location.

TaNow New York Rio Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati

Imports and Exports October 4 1888 Campbellton and ship listings

Imports and exports from Campbellton New Brunswick and neighboring harbors note Schooner J A Stetson carrying 709 boxes herring for Franklin Snow and Co at Campobello. Shag Harbour Nova Scotia lists Schooner J & J Locke with 632 barrels of herring and 174 barrels plus 5 half barrels of mackerel, 6 casks cod, 20 quintals codfish, 3 boxes fish, 2 dozen old metal, 600 barrels old rope and 11% barrels potatoes through J G Hall & Co.

Steamer Michigan and other ships loaded with cargoes and livestock

The report lists cargoes cleared or loaded at ports including Liverpool Michigan with organs, fenders, pedals, lumber, cattle, beef, leather, and flour. Buenos Ayres Bushnell with lumber and household effects. Lizzie S Haynes with lumber. Glide with oil and hardware. Mahone Bay Jes sen with food and cornmeal. Waldensian with flour, corn, apples, cattle, staves, and lard. Stockholm City with clothing and flour. Bavarian with leather, machinery, cattle, lard, beef, and other goods. cargo counts include bales, sacks, cases, and various trade items.

Liverpool Eng Michigan Buenos Ayres Lizzie S Haynes Canning Windsor Mahone Bay Vie Lunenberg Jessen Glasgow Scot Waldensian London Halifax Stockholm City

London and Liverpool Markets Show Wheat Strength and Corn Firm

Foreign markets report wheat firm at London and Liverpool with upward price tendencies. California spring wheat quotes rise while corn holds firm. Antwerp and Paris also note firm or quiet wheat markets. Port cargoes show arrivals and shipments, with futures steady and prices varying by origin and month.

London Mark Lane California Liverpool Michigan Antwerp Paris

Staple Stock Receipts Across Railroads Oct 4 1888

A list of staple receipts from multiple railroads dated October 4 1888 detailing quantities of wool flour cornmeal corn oats feed beef pork tallow grease butter cheese eggs beans apples hay lumber leather hides pelts and other goods for the Boston & Albany Grand Junction Boston & Providence New York & New England Fitchburg and Old Colony lines with totals in bales boxes barrels bags and tons across each line.

Boston & Maine Railroad Lowell Ears Bay Dom B'L's Odin Boston & Albany Grand Junction Railroad Boston & Providence Old Colony Railroad New York & New England Railroad Fitchburg

Dividend Notice from Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad announces a fee dividend of fifty cents per share payable November 15 1888 to stockholders of record October 10 1888. Transfer books close October 10 1888 and reopen October 24 1888. The Hanover National Bank New York and Merchants Loan and Trust Company Chicago act as transfer agents for respective registered stockholders. GRO L GOODWIN Assistant Treasurer.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company Boston Hanover National Bank New York Ransfer Merchanta’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago Chicago

Central Division Train Schedule for Various Towns and Times

Central Division timetable lists trains from Kneeland Street Station to many towns including Ashmont Braintree Middleboro Brockton Nantasket Beach New Seedford Newport and Quincy. It notes Sundays schedules, via Fall River Brockton Taunton and other routes, with numerous departure times and occasional prices or notes.

Kneeland Street New Works Fall River Ashmont Braintree Middleboro Bridgewater Brockton Cotasset Hineham Kasson East Bridgewater Abington East Milton West Quinney Beast Weymouth Weymouth Taunton Harrison Square Marshfield and Sea View Mattapan and Milton Nantasket Beach Neponset New Seedford Newport North Easton Stoughton Randolph Duxbury Quincy Scituate Shewmut South Braintree South Ruxbury Paunton Central Station Dean St Whitman South Weymouth Wollaston Heights West Bridgewater Cochesett South Easton

Cape Cod Ferry Schedule Likely From Buzzards Bay Area Ports

Transit times listed show sailings from towns such as Barnstable Bourne Cataumet Chatham Sandwich and Wellfleet with departures near 9.00 am and multiple return times around 3.30 pm 4.15 pm and 12 m. Several typos appear in town names while Woods Hall and Woods Hall routes are noted as connections.

Cape Cod Kneeland Street Buzzards Bay Barnstabie Bourne Mbournedale Brewster Cataumet Chatham Cottage City New Bedford Fairhaven Falmouth Hyannis Diarwich Monument Beach Mattapoisett Marion Nantucket Woods Hall Provincetown Sandwich Stcamere Yarmouth Wremont S16 Wellfleet West Barnstable Yith Woods Hall Wareham Warmouth

Providence Division Train Schedules for Various Stations

A dense list of Providence Division timetable data, detailing departures and arrivals from multiple stations including Attleboro, Readville, Roxbury, Sharon, Stoughton, and New Bedford. The entries specify times on weekdays and Sundays with numerous odd numerals, likely OCR errors, and references to the Providence Line and nearby stops such as Readville, Jamaica Plain, and India Point.

New York Attlebers Meaylston Central and Hastindale Canton Junction Bedham Shadgeville Borest Ilibis Blazelwood Kebronvalie Rivde Park Jamaica Plain Mt. Hope An Bzills Attleboro Pawtveeket Readville Roxbury Rumford India Point Sharon Sharon Meignhts van Spring Street West Roxbury Highland Stoughton Central Canton South Walpole V.zo Walnut Hill Stenehaven Warren and Br.stel West Mansfield t'Taunton New Bedford Norton Newport Wickford Mie Ae

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