Molasses Market Report Reflects Quiet Trade And Stable Prices
Fining figures appear scattered with 55 centrifugal and 96 test noted. Molasses receipts today none and same day 66 birds. The market is quiet compared with last year at 80 bbIS and nominal levels. Quotes include Fancy Ponce 43¢ per gal, choice 40–41¢, fair to good 36–39¢, Cienfuegos 28 31¢, Barbadoes 34¢, boiling grades 50 test 32–?¢. New York trade remains quiet at steady prices.
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Fancy Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
New York
Concord Railroad Time Table 1889 Expansion
The Concord Railroad timetable shows the Merrimac Valley Line and White Mountain Division schedules effective July 1 1889. It lists departure times from Boston for Manchester Nashua and Suncook areas, and from Concord for local and long routes to Plymouth White Mountains Quebec and Montreal. includes changes at Concord and contact details for ticket and sleeping car bookings. Officials H E Chamberlin F B Brown Geo W Storer N E P A publish the notice.
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Manchester
Concord
Land
Manchester & No. Weare
Concord & Portsmouth R. R
Hocksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley R. R
Nashua
White Mountain Division
Wool market steady with strong overseas tone and firm prices
The wool market shows continued strength with abroad and interior signals positive. Ohio and Michigan washed fleeces hold firm around 32 to 37 cents, while unwashed varieties move at varied but steady levels. Territory wools sell broadly, Montana and Oregon showing notable activity, and foreign wools remain firm as next London sale approaches.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
New Hampshire
Valley
California
Georgia
Maine
London
Oes
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Tbs
Ck Oen Pee Wes Vero
Montevideo
Flour and grain market report with steady prices
John E. Welsh reports carload quotations for flour and grain markets. Receipts across New York Chicago St Louis and local tracks show steady demand and prices with varied grades of flour and several corn and oats lots, including steamer and No 2 white oats. Market activity remains moderate with single car lots common and occasional larger sales.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Butter and dairy market report with receipts and prices
Receipts today list butter 11 526 tubs 236 boxes oleo 1119 pkes cheese 1788 boxes eggs 6 boxes 5 barrels 2107 cases beans 405 barrels potatoes 37 cars sweet potatoes 1384 barrels hay 46 cars straw 6 cars. Last year same day shows varied volumes. Butter market remains firm with Western creameries at 20 21c and Eastern around 19c for choice. demand steady but supply ample. Cheese and eggs firm with good demand, beans and potatoes with steady to rising prices. fruit and produce prices reflect seasonal shifts with cantaloupes and grapes firm, oranges scarce, lemons firm. Exports since May 1 noted at 956,085 pounds versus 161,155 pounds last year.
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Franklin County
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islands
Michigan
Canadas
Bush
California
Lima
Choice Canada
New Hampshire Rose
Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Houlton Rose
Aroostook Rose
Houlton Hebrons
Vermont Rose
Jersey
Timothy
West
P Bush
Red Top
Market vegetable prices steady with quiet trade listed
Market notes a well supplied market with subdued activity. Prices for onions vary: Egyptian onions $150 per crate, Malta $175, 225 per basket, 75 cents per bush, Spanish onions 874cc per crate. other vegetables include beets 35 cents per box, carrots 40 cents, lettuce 50 cents, turnips 50 cents, white cape onions 1.26 per barrel, St Andrews 1.25 per barrel, yellow 50 cents per box, cucumbers 1.47 per 100, peppers 60 cents per bush, pickles 15 to 25 cents per 100, parsley 25 cents per bush, and multiple bean varieties around 1 dollar per bush or per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
White Cape
St Andrews
Local Produce Prices Listed In Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR snippet shows prices for fresh produce including bush and green corn at $1.25 per bushel, tomatoes 25 cents per bush, cabbage at 5 dollars per box, red cabbage 75 cents per box, marrow squash 75 cents to $1 per pound, turban 1 dollar per box, cauliflowers quiet, Eeg plant 1.50 per dozen, Kalamazoo celery 75 cents per dozen, and native lots at 75 cents to 1 dollar per dozen.
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Kalamazoo
Steamer Arrivals With Bananas and Peanuts Cargoes
The Dana is due with Baracoa bananas for Seaverns and Co. The Kong Alf is due with Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company. The Tordenskjold will arrive early next week with Banes bananas for Seaverns. A Norfolk boat due Friday carries 330 bags of peanuts and 650 barrels of sweet potatoes. The Flamborough is due about next Wednesday with Jamaica bananas.
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Dana
Seaverns & Co
Kong Alf
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Tordenskjold
Banes
Seaverns
Norfolk
Flamborough
Friday’s Train Items Reported
A freight train moved eight cars loaded with Jersey peaches and five cars carrying potatoes.
Provisions and Pork Market Reports From City Trading News
Receipts show tallow 43 pkgs and lard 871 pkgs with pork absent in tierces, while preserved meats total 300 cases and bacon 786 boxes. Markets across New York and St Louis vary. pork steady with several price ranges for cuts and hams, lard and dry salted meats fluctuating. beef remains inactive with mixed tierced beef and pickled goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South America
Market Summary of Hog and Cattle Markets Across Cities
Kansas City dispatch shows steady cattle and strong hogs with spot prices for steers cow stockers and feeders and range cattle. Chicago and Cincinnati reports reflect mixed movements with large hog receipts and steady cattle and sheep prices across regions and lamp trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Sugar Prices and Market Report for Raw and Refined Sugars
Sugar receipts today were none with same day last year at 110 barrels. Raw sugars remain quiet and steady with Cuba prices at 558 5%4c refined centrigu‑als 96 test at 674 62se. Manilans quoted at 45 3 642c, Javas Nos 10 to 11 6%sc. Refined sugars show good demand at old prices with Pulverized 8% 8 4¢, powdered 8 12 8%c, granulated 8'4 8%sc. Confectioners A 87-16c standard A 8'4c Belmont A 7 %c extra C 7 7%c yellow 69 5 7%cc. Wholesale grocers' price 842c for granulated. New York Sugar Raw strong fair rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Belmont
New York
New York Cotton Prices and Openings Report
The market shows steady to barely steady openings and closings for New York and Liverpool cotton. Daily quotations include opening and closing levels for futures from September to May, with listed physical grades and regional market figures across Augusta through Louisville and port stocks.
Turpentine and Petroleum Prices Reported
Turpentine closed at 47¢ with rosin at 102% to 105, tar at 2.75, petroleum at 7.60¢ with RSW 7.20¢ and cases at 9.10¢. Whiskey markets in Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnati steady at 102. Coffee Rio in New York firm with fair cars at 19 1/2 ¢.
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New York
Sas Aera
Liverpool
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Mid
Memphis
Savannah
Mid Ee
Charleston
Midge
Norfolk
West Point
Great Britain
Mid Oec
Baltimore
Continent
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Chicago
Rio
Imports and Exports. Imports Sept. 12 1889 Hamburg
A detailed list of cargo and consignments aboard multiple steamers including City of Lincoln Halifax Yarmouth and Charles Morand. Entries document china dolls marble toys woodenware glassware albums harmonicas paper ware and various goods with quantities and consignors such as Horace Partridge Co Houghton Hutton Thorpe Adams Carter Rice Simmons Lally Collins Thompson Odell Jones McDuffee Chase Winter and more. Also notes Halifax and Yarmouth NL and Port Antonio Jamaica cargoes with vegetables bananas coconuts and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Lincoln
China
Horace Partrigge & Co
Houghton & Hutton
Thorpe & Adams Mant Co
Carter, Rice & Co
R Schwartz
H Swift & Co
Paper Carter, Rice & Co
Springer Bros
Thompson & Odell
Mitchell, Woodbury & Co
Fred West
Rkc Schwarz
Louis Wolf & Co
Chase Winter
Halifax
Carlton
Beaman Bros
Griffin
Haskins & Montague
Hatheway & Co
Russell
Armstrong
Josiah Shuhan
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Exports from Antwerp 1889 by steamers and ships
Export entries dated September 12, 1889 list cargoes from Antwerp via New York including De Ruyter with 17 bales leather 1150 boxes bacon and 3h bals, St John with Hancock 3500 second hand hha shooks 83.675 feet lumber. Digby Annapolis via Forest City with rubber goods glassware oil bread mare pump silk thread blacking egg carriers and household goods.
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Antwerp
Bel
New York
de Ruyter
ST John
World Markets Report From London And Liverpool
Foreign markets report quiet but steady wheat with limited cargoes offered. At Liverpool wheat firmness and corn strength reflect steady demand. prices for winter and club wheat quoted varied across regions with American corn prices noted. Peas, cheese, tallow, bacon, and lard items show firmer or steady prices as market watchers assess supply and demand.
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London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Antwerp
Trains From New York and Boston via Springfield and Worcester
The schedule lists trains at 9.00, 10.00, 11.00, 12.00, 1.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 11.00, and 11.30 with Boston and New York routes. Services run daily including Sundays. Parlor sleeping cars are available, with H. Hempstead as General Passenger Agent.
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York
New Haven
Boston
New York
New
Springfield
Worcester
New London
Providence
Hartford
N. Y
N. E
Willimantic
N.Y
N.E
T A. T. Hempstead
Gen
Local Train Schedules Western Division From Boston
A dense list of local Western Division trains departs Boston stations for Portland and regional stops including Alton Bay Rochester Farmington Andover and Dover with multiple departures among timing entries such as 7.30 am 8.30 am 12 m and 1.45 pm. The schedule includes North Conway Exeter Great Falls Lawrence Lowell Newburyport Reading Manchester and Credford with numerous daily options and a Workingmen's train noted.
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Portland
Provincial Express
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Dover
North Conway
Exeter
Great Falls
Seaverhill
Georgetown
Mkennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Lawrence
Lowell
Newburyport
Reading
Swalem
Maverhill
Manchester
Credford
Ronuding
Amesbury
Beverly
Middeforsd
Brampton
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Epawich
Lynn
Marblehead
Swampscott Ranch
Stockport and Gloucester
Salem
York Barber & Beach
KR. K
Wolfeboro
Vague New England Rail Schedule Fragments
A dense list of train times and routes across coastal towns including Portland Amesbury Lynn Gloucester Salem and Swampscott. Mentions branches and workingmen trains with scattered numbers and odd punctuation suggesting timetable data or OCR garbled entries.
Lowell System Train Schedules From Boston Causeway
Train times listed from Causeway Street Boston to Keene Peterboro Hillsboro and beyond with frequent arrivals at Nashua Lowell North Billerica Stoneham Woburn Winchester Concord Bass Boston via Bedford and multiple way stations. Schedule shows morning afternoon and late evening departures with frequent 6 to 12 hour intervals and connections to Montreal.
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Keene
Peterboro
Hillsboro
Concord
Wilton
Milford
Amherat
Greenfield
Nashua
Lowell
North Billericn
Lawsrenee
Stoneham
Woburn
Winchester
Concord, Bass
Hieformatory
Bedford
Central Massachusetts Train Schedules From Buston and Surrounding Areas
Train times for Central Massachusetts lines listed from Buston Station to Northampton Hadley Amherst Belcher town Kandsville Ware Gilbertville Barre Rutland Oakdale West Boylston Worcester Clinton Berlin Gladscan South Sudbury Rockbottom Wayland Weston Waverley Belmont Belmont Waltham Hudson and Way Stations to Northampton. Schedules show multiple departures at 7.45 am 1.30 pm 3.40 pm and additional weekend and Sunday runs. James T. Furber D J Flanders General Manager Genl Pasr and Ticket Agent.
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Central
Rockbottom
Wayland
Weston
Altam
Waverley
Belmont
Waltham, Hudson and Way
Northampton
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Gen’l
Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Route Timetables and Hubs
Boston schedules for Fitchburg Hoosac Route list departure times from Causeway Street to Troy Albany Chicago St Louis and other West points. Includes night expresses with sleeping cars and multiple regional stops with daily Sundays and weekly variations. Officials John Adams Whitmore and J R Watson announce local timetables and ticket offices for through West tickets.
New York and New England Trains From Boston
Daily and Sunday Boston timetable lists numerous routes to New York via Air Line and via Middletown with connections to Hartford New Britain Waterbury Danbury and Washington. Also shows the Woonsocket Needham and Way stations schedules with return times and a Norwich Line Express and City of New York steamer connections.
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Boston
Summer Street
Ashecroft
Baltimore
Bird Street
Blackstone
Banbury
Dedham
Borchester
Dudie Street
Ellis
Endicott
Pishkill-on-Hudston
Ranktin
Forest Avenue
Mart«ford
Marvard Street
Hyde Park
Mighland Lake
Islington
Manchester
Mattapan
MiLilford
Alt. Bowdoin
New Britain
Newbury
New London
New York
Air Line
Hartford
Norwich
H Norwood
Norwood Central
Pawtucket
Philadelphia
Providence
Putnam
P.m
Readville
Na_m
Piver Street
Rocksville
Conn
Southbridge
Riltons
Walpette
Washington
BD. C
Waterbury
Willimantic
Winatows
Webster
Franklin
Wognsockey
Boston and Albany R R Time Tables and Services
Time tables show local and through trains between all stations. Trains to Albany and the West depart Boston at 7.00, 9.00, and 10.30 p.m. with sleeping cars to Albany and connections to Syracuse Buffalo Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati and more. Elegant Wagner cars to Niagara Falls Hartford New Haven New York and Chicago. Tickets and parlor car accommodations available at 232 Washington Street and Kneeland Street Boston.
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York
Puritan
Provedense
Pllgrem
oLily Colony
Sach
Boston
Old Colony
Staton
Kneeland Street
Fall River
Newport
New York
Wwe
Steamer
Undayxs
New
Brooklyn
Jersey City
State House
Washington and
State Streets
J. Hm Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L Pass
R Agt
L. H Palmer
Old State House
Fitchburg
Causeway Street
Ee ‘Albans
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellowsalls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Saratoga
Air Pointa
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Wagoner Palace
Mntreal
Ottawa
L de A. Ri
Oydensburg
Washington Street
Faxon
Age K. Spewars
Albany
West
Syracuse
Manchester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Yedo
Chiccago
Lakeshore
Michigan Southerna 5
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Poledo
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Boston & Maine
City Ticket Office
State St
Postag
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Bangor
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N. H
Upper Roads
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Crawford’s
Lewiston
Haymarket St
St. John
Provinces
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Lincoln BK. Wes
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White River
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St. Johnsbury
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New England
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Jefferson
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Profile Louse
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Wells River
Lake Champlain
Keston
State Street
H. E. Chamberlin
T. F. B. Brown
Geo. W. Storer
White State
Graham
John E. Welsh
General Market
Bo Ze
Graver Steins
Duchess of Oldenburg
Palermo
Messina
Naples
Louis Bonne de
Beurre Bose
Oswego
Rhode Island
Cape Ve
Moore’s
Delawares
Concords
Brightons
Salems
Wordens
Marthas
Baracoa
Port Simons
Wei Fe
Brighton
Choice
J E Carter & Co
Jrailroads
Ford RR Haven
Stonington Line
Park Square Station
Stonington
Washington, Cor. State Street
Park Square
J. W. Richardson
J. W. Miller
C. H. Briggs
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Causeway
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Rewburyport
Portsmouth
Walifax
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South Reading
Haymarket Square
Lowell Systen
Boston Station
Street
Rowell
Stoneham and Way
Woburn and Way
Mnchester
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Kinghamton
Luffalo
Erie
Wabash
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Koy
Ayer Junction
Belmont and
Brattle Bore
Miller’s Falls
Cambridge
Cheshire 3. K
Gardner and Miller’s Falls
Hoosick Falls
Johnsonville
Marlboro, Hudson and Marynard
Washua
N. M
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Williamstown
North Leominster
Sunusy
Saratoga—s
Shelburne Falls
Wadion Square
Somerville
Waltham
Watertown
Union Market
Mit
Auburn
John Adams
Whitmore
J. R. Watson
Cheshire
Central Vermont Railroads
Providence Line
O. C
New Yok
Boston & Albany Railroad
Needham and Way
Woonsocket
Ateturn
Middletown
Danbury
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Newburgh
Turners, N. Y
Erie Railway
Peints West
Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Central Depot
Fishkillon-Hudson
Trenton
Richmond
Danielsonville
City OF New York
City OF Worcester
A.A. Jackson
E. P. Vining
A. C
Kendall
Pass
Boston & Albany
R. R
A. & Hanson, Gan, Pass, Agh
Massachus
C. Paul
Jom Monwealem
Miassacred
Suffolk
Bostos
Anna M. Cotton
Court Square
James T. Lloyd
Mass
J. Albert Brackett
Fred M. Whitney
Chas. H. Sprague
ee _ Toeke necken
Hayes
County of
Howard LD. Moore
August Young
Decland
Corcoran
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