Market Report Shows Butter Prices Steady and Stock Movements
The market remains well supplied with common butter and steady quotes for high grade lots. Prices for creamery butter vary by origin with New York and Vermont premiums, while eggs and beans face firm to high demand. Fruit and veg lists show steady to firm cantaloupes, grapes, and tropicals, with truck items and onions featured in the latest trade notes.
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New York
Vermont
Iverpool
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islands
Michigan
Canadas
Geans
Bush
California
Lima
Choice Canada
New Hampshire Rose
Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Houston Rose
Aroostook Rose
Houston Hebrons
Vermont Rose
New York Burbanks
White Stars
Norfolks
East Swale
Duchess of Oldenburg
Sicily
Palermo
Messina
Naples
Jamaica
Louis Bonne de
Beurre Bose
Rhode Island
Cape Cod
Pork and beef markets show steady to firm demand across regions
Prices for pork and pork products rise with strong demand for hams and smoked meats. New York and Chicago report firm or higher values for mess pork and lard, while beef markets remain steady with quiet demand. Cotton futures show steady to firm trends, with regional market notes from Cincinnati, St Louis, and Philadelphia reflecting cautious activity.
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New York
City Extra India
Western
City
Continent
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Choice
Brighton
Liverpool
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Mobile
C. Memphis
Savaannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
West Point
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kas Ana York
Los
Louisville
United States
Fruit and grape auctions listed with quantities
Horatio Harris and Co plan a sale on Tuesday September 17 at 10 am featuring 192 boxes Galway peaches and 733 boxes Georges Cling peaches. Snow and Co schedule Monday sale with 1456 boxes peaches 219 cases Tokay grapes and Ohio Concord baskets. Receipts today include tallow 29 pkgs beef 27 bbls pork 93 bbls lard 1295 pkgs hams none preserved meats 16 cases bacon 258 boxes. Last year same day tallies show tallow 75 pkgs beef none pork 10 vbis.
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New York
Connecticut
New York Morris
Mountain Maryland
Concords
Brightons
Salems
Wordens
Marthas
Almeria
Almerias
Snow & Co
Old Prace
Jamaica
Baracoa
Port Simons
Quackenbos
Horatio Harris & Co
California
Ohio
Market Summary Whiskey and Chemicals Prices Steady
Whiskey market holds at 102. Turpentine in New York closes at 47 472c with resin at 10242 1072 and tar at 2.75. Petroleum closes at 7.60c with ASW at 7.20c and cases at 9.10c.
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New York
Exports and Imports Record September 14 1889
Movements show banana loads at Baracoa and Kingston ports plus coconuts and oranges for Boston Fruit Co. Wvlo cedar mahogany and cocoanuts shipped to various depots. Halifax and Saint John listings include hardware medicines boots prints flour lard oil and groceries with assorted crates and barrels.
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Baracoa
Dana
Seaverns & Co
Port Antonio
Kong
Boston Fruit Co
Cispata Bay
Geo LD Emery
London and Liverpool Grain Markets Report
Foreign markets report from London on Sept 14 notes wheat ready for shipment, two cargos sold, two awaiting sales, limited demand for wheat and corn. Paris and Mark Lane show quiet markets, Liverpool breadstuffs and provisions steady with specific price quotes for wheat, corn, peas, bacon, cheese, tallow, and lard. An advertisement for Dr Cheever of Waltham Street offers consultations for incurable diseases at a range of fees.
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London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Probate petition seeks first-of-kin notice in adoption case
Suffolk probate court orders next of kin to appear or be notified for a petition about adopting Harry Chase, a child born in 1885. Knights of Lancaster New Hampshire seek leave to adopt and change the name to Harry Chase Knight, with details of custody and support dating 1888 to 1889.
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Suffolk
Boston
The
Boston Lost
Jolly W. McKis
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Myra Allen Seeks Adoption Of Child In Essex Probate Court
Myra Allen of Lynn petitions the Essex County Probate Court for leave to adopt William W. Leary also called William W. Sneary, a child of Josephine Sneary of Belchertown Hampshire. Born Bordentown New Jersey around November 1 1835. Child admitted to State Almshouse at Te wksbury Massachusetts May 26 1887. Josephine Sneary died October 31 1887. Child under custody of State Board of Lunacy and Charity since May 1 1888. No claimant appeared. Commonwealth has supported for over two years. Petition requests name change to Willis Howes Allen. Dated August 29 1889. Myra Allen.
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And
Middlesex
Samuel Alexander Collieson
Somerville
Leather Deaier
Bessie
Sanborn Collieson
Arthur Brown
Boston
Charles St
Chardon St
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Commonwealth
Arthur Sanborn Collieson
A. D
Bressie Sanborn Collieson
County OF
Middles
Amos Lenard Denno
Cambridge
Alice Denno
Edith Morton
Cherry Street
Hoston
Oficer Witham
Station 5
Chardon Street
Hanley
the Poor of
Edith Ellen Denno
Suffolk
Albion Bernard Emery
Park City
Utah
Susie Bransford Emery
Louise Radford
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Oak Place
M. J. Whalen
Station 4
State Board of Health
Mass
Louise Grace Emery
Dunty
Charles W. Knight
Lancaster
New Hampshire
Carpenter
Julia R. Knight
Harry Chase
Margaret Chase
Lowell
Lake Village
Groton
Harry Chase Knight
Cornelius Mahoney
Ellen Mahoney
Mary R. Stewart
Vessal Lane
Cambridge Almshouse
Mary Agnes Mahoney
John Alfred Kaveny
Charlestown
Aaid
Mary Ann Kaveny
George Wellington
Tileaton St
Moston
O'brien
Leive
John Kaveny
Mary A. Kaveny
Sarah Louisa Ginn
Orland
Hancock
Maine
Miles Breslin Sinnott
Sarah Sinnott
Lawrence
Essex
Tewksbury
Jane
A.D
State Board of Lunsey and Charity
C. Irving Fisher
Massachusetts
Miles Sanborn Ginn
Ounty
Myra Allen
Lynn
William W. Leary
William W. Sneary
Josephine Sneary
Belchertown
Hampshire
Bordentown
New Jersey
Thas
William Gillis
Newburyport
Mary Allice Gillis
Sarah Ryas
Sarnstable
Hyannis Village
Arnstable
Barnstable
Adeny
Sarah Mary Gillis
George McCartney Amadon
Lunber
Ada May Amadon
Boston Street
Maas
Tne
Mary Eleie Atmadon
Alonzo Schaffer
Uniontown
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Lizzie Schafvper
James McGann
Lizzie McGann
Jewksburg
William J. Schaffer
Lizzie Schaffer
Henry W
Calais
Vermont
Apal
Mary Kelly
George Kelly
Chelsea
Minnie Kelly
Blossom Street
Concord Railroad Time Table 1889 and Boston Agency Notice
The Merrimac Valley Line timetable effective July 1, 1889 notes trains from Roxbury to Concord with mail train connections and parlor car seating. For tickets, berths, and information apply to Boston Passenger Agency at 214 Washington Street corner State Street. An excursion book listing hotels and boarding houses is sent free on application. Signed by H. E. Chamberlin Superintendent F. R. Brown G. P. A. GLO W. Storer N. E. P.
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Concord
Boston
Washington Street
State Street
H. E. Chamberlin
Sup’. F. RB. Brown
G. P. A. Glo
W. Storer
Park Square
Providence
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Reeves
State Room
Park Square Station
J. W. Kickslipson
J. W. Miller
Q. H. Briggs
Fitchburg Railroad Time Tables From Boston Station
Trains depart from Causeway Street Boston for the West with various services to Troy Albany Chicago and St Louis. Schedules include express accommodation parlor car and sleeping car options with multiple daily and Sunday runs and special routes via Niagara Falls Erie and Michigan Central lines. Through tickets to all points West sold at Boston offices. John Adams general superintendent.
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Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Suffalo
All Points Wert
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Toledo
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Bk. E
St. Louis
Cincinnati
No. 8
Carlo Albany
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Buttes
Troy
Opee Albany
Inghaniton
Buffalo
Saratoga
Niagara Falls Short Line
Erie & Moston
Wabash
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Loy
Ayer Junction
Belmont
Waverley
Sun
Hraitle Bore
Miller’s Falls
Cambridge
Cheshire
Concord
Gardner and Miller's
Greenfield
Hoosick Falls
Johnsonville
Lincoln
Marlboro
Kudson
Maynard
Nashua
X. WL
Vis Ayer Junction
North Adams
Wiliamstown
North Leominster
Shelburne Falls
Union Square
Somerville
Waltham
Watertown
Union, Market
Mt. Auburn
Worcester
Miller's Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
Washington Street
Boston
John Adams
Gen'l
Fitchburg
Causeway Street
St. Albans
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitswilliam
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Yellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albana
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company &. &. A
Connecticut River
Vermont
White River Junction
Hire
Monadnock
Ottawa
A. Faxon
Gen
K. Stewart
Keene, N
Augusta
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Bangor
Bar Harbor
N. H
Upper Roads
Haymarket St
Glen Station
Crawford's
Fabyan’s
Lewiston
Spny Causeway St.ion
Manchester
St. John
Halifax
the Provinces
Provincial Express
Maine
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
Bristol
Claremont
Su Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Norwich
Hanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Essex
Boston Air Line
M. B R
Local Train Schedule for Western Division to New England Termini
Local trains depart Boston stations for Portland, Andover, North Conway, Exeter, Haverhill, Biddeford and Saco, Lawrence, Lowell and other points with multiple numbered daily departures. Includes a Workingmen's train and varied morning, afternoon, and evening times across numerous stops.
Eastern Division Train Schedules From Boston Station
London style timetable lists trains from Boston to numerous New England towns with multiple daily departures and varying prices. Entries include Portland Amesbury Beverly Biddeford Great Falls and Rochester Mampton Beach North Hampton Rye Beach Epacheh Lyon Marblehead Kwampscott Newburyport North Conway Portsmouth Mockport Gloucester Salem Swampscott Wolfebury and more with times ranging from early morning to late evening and prices noted in dollars and cents.
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Portland
Amesbury
Beverly
Biddeford
Great Falls
Rochester
Mampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Epacheh
Lyon
Marblehead
Kwampacott
Newburyport
North Conway
Ortsmouth
Mockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
York Mardor & Beach
Swampscott
Wolfebury
Lowell System Trains Schedule Listings
Trains from Boston area stations to Keene Peterboro and points such as Nashua Woburn and Concord with multiple daily departures listed in a dense timetable style. Sunday services include Nashua Lowell and Springfield area connections plus Montreal.
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Lowell System
Boston
Causowa Street
Keene
Peterboro
Hilleboro
Hillaboro
Concord
Witten
Bmilford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Lowell
North Brillerica
Awerence
Stoneham
Woburn
Winchester
Maxs
Bedford
Central Massachusetts Division Train Times Listed
Boston to Northampton Hadley Amherst Belcher town Hoondaville Ware Gilbertville Barre Rutland Gakdah West K Boylston Worcester and more trains depart 7 45 pm and 7 45 am with multiple stops at Mudseon So Sudbury Hockbottom Wayland Weston Waltham Waverley Belmont Helmonts Waverley Waltham Hudson and Way Stations to Northampton 1159m James T Furrer D J Flanders General Manager Genl Past and Ticket Agent.
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Central
Hockbottom
Wayland
Weston
Waltham
Waverley
Belmont
Helmonts Waverley
Waltham, Hudson and Way
Northampton
James T. Furrer
D. J. Flanders
Gen
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Western Rangers
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Grand Manan
N&r
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ST John
McKay
DE. CC
W. Cheever
Waltham Street
Washington
Copartnership Notices
Thomas L. Davis
Ernest Winsor
Franklin Street
Davis
T. L. Davis & Co
T. Robinson & Co
Charles T. Robinson
Howard Marston
Stationery
Aaron RK
GAY & Co
Boston Post
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Gkoach M. Brooks
J. WH. Tyler
Jonny W. McKim
Mary Ellen Mahoney
Witness
Sanam M. Crawtonp
Mary K. Stewart
Georgge M. Brooks
Jd. H. Tyler
Wall
M. Graham
Jioston
Boston Fest
Douxn W. McKim
Sal Court
Mary A. Harris
Newton Lower Falls
James IH. Harris
Ilinois
James H. Harris
Westboro
James 11
Harris
Charles H. Harris
Theo. C. Hurd
Joan W. Mokim
Elwah George
Common Wealth
Wwiner
Rousin E. Nagson
J. T. Mahoney
J.T. Mahoney
Jommonwealth
Massaceiuan
Superior Court
Annie Maria Maclaren
Alfred Maclaren
Prince Edward Island
St. Peter’s
William Lewis MacLaren
Annie Maria McLaren
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Loston
Oston Post
Touil
A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Rollin E. Harmon
Dudge
John W. McKim
Supfooli
Boston West
Joan W. McKim
Elwah Geolege, Register
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Concord Railroad
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Weare
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Rero
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Profile House
Twin Mt
Fabyan
Pleasane
White Mountain
St. Johnsbury
Passumpsic
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St. Johnshbury
Lake Champlate
J. Hf
Fitchburg Railroad
J. Whitmore
J. R. Watson
L. Vasa
Central Vermont Railroads
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Boston & Maine
City Ticket Ofice
State St
Postag
Western Division
Haymarket Square
Prxpress
Alten Bay
Farmington
Andover
Georgetown
Colleee Bank
Saco
Dover
Medford
Reading
Eee
Cansewa
Ryan and Way
Portsmouth
Mortland
Saugus
South Reading
Lanl
Storeham and Way
Webuam and Way
Double
Fall River
PWO
Puritan
Providency
Pilgrim
Oryu Colony
Old Colony
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
J. Kendrick
Geg. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Old State Hone
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