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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1883

Page

3

Quiet Foreign Exchange and Mixed Market Moves

Foreign exchange steadies with 60 day London bills at 4813 and 4843 for short sight, 480 for commercial bills. Paris francs 520 short sight, 5224 per dollar 60 day. Reichsmark 944 60 day, 95 short sight. Consols 1023-16 money, 162 account. Werra imports 550,000 dollars in gold and 555,000 francs. US securities rise 4 percent with detailed bond bids. Boston market shows strength with railroad and utility shares mixed gains and notable corporate actions. Nantasket Beach rail trustee takes possession. various rail and mining stock moves listed. Final line notes dividends.

London Paris Werra Europe United States Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Central Iowa Railroad Company Paine, Webber & Co H. A. Jones William A. Paine Portland Charles A. Rogers Boston C. M. Murphy Dover N. H D. Loring Philip H. Stubbs Strong T. F. Mary Mattapan Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Milwaukee and Northern Company Appleton Menasha Milwaukee Oshkosh Toregelar Chicago Alton Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Eastern Maine Providence Fitchburg Old Colony Albany New York New England Nantasket Beach Railroad Company Messrs. J. B. Moors & Co Atlantic and Pacific Denver Atchison Delphos Burlington American Bell Telephone Mexican Telephone Postal Telegraph Company Western Union Catalpa Franklin Calumet and Heela Huren Huren Mining Company J. C. Watson S. L. Smith B. F. Mestrvey D. L. Demmon Johson Vivian Ee Hig St. Lo St. Os BainRoads Sidy & If Bos & Albany Bos & Mame Ian Vas Con& Pas Ss. Yg Flint & P.M +t N.Y N. Kh Bell Tel Puilman P Uco Ing Calum & Hecla Ee Soston Mining Stock Exchange Ces Ooo Saiea Amnouck Ccessceenereneness Atchoa & Santa Fe Bowman Cciaiaciss IO Mass N. M Stoue Cceacy Omar

Banks and Railroads in an Edwardian Financial Map

A garbled list shows banks such as Glackstone National Bank Tremont National Bank and Atlantic National Bank, plus rail and streetcar lines like Middlesex Horse Railroad and Cambridge Horse Railroad. It includes references to stocks, bonds, and city financials with various city names and monetary amounts.

New York Financial Markets End Mixed With Gains Late

Trading opened firm on Wednesday with money on call easing from 10 percent to 4 percent by close. Government securities showed strength while railroad bonds stayed solid on moderate volume. Memphis and Charleston rose to 421 8, and late gains lifted several issues, with Reading and the Vanderbilts leading the advance before a brief retreat.

New York Prime Mercantile Memphis Charleston Eureka Sierra Grande Horn Navajo Consolidated Virginia Sonora Delaware Twudson East Tennessee Kansas Texas Michigan Central Ohio Southern Rochester Pittsburg Texas and Pacific Milwaukee St. Paul Wabash General Virginia Midland Reading Vanderbilts Central Pacific Northwests Northwest Preferred Lackawanna Union Pacific Pacific Mail The Stock Exchange Canada Southern Tgby Del L. & West Delaware& Hud Denver & Riog Exic Hen St. Jo Kansas & Texas Lake Shore Northern Pacific Sud Ohio & Missisippi Tario & West Bate Phila Milwaukee &St.p OLY St. P Omaha Texas Pacific St.l.& Pa Western Union Gate RS Oregon Trans.Co Roch & Pitts Gate East Tenn Mutial Union Rock Islandt

Liverpool cheese and pork prices amid New York market report

Special from Whitworth Liverpool notes cheese at 70s per cwt and butter prices easing. New York mercantile exchange shows butter weak, eggs and cheese variations, April pork and lard movements in Chicago with bids and closings. Hogs and cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards. Chicago wheat and corn futures slide and close levels.

Liverpool Whitworth New York Mercantile Exchange Elgin Creamery Chicago SIS 6O@IL Union

REVIEW OF THE BOSTON MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 4

Review of Boston market with wide price quotes across ATCOUHOL ashes candles coal coffee cotton and more. Lists grain, sugar, meats, oils, metals and provisions with numerous firm or dull readings and weekly exports.

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Market Prices and Trade Notes Across Commodities Listed

Prices change daily for kale and apples with steady demand for Baldwin apples and dried fruit. Broad markets show steady to firm quotes on tea, sugar, spices, oils, and wool with activity in rice salt seeds and tobacco. poultry and game receipts are light while butter and lard show mixed, steadier trends across regions.

New York Minnesota Carolina Patna Shuacce Rangoon Turks Island Liverpool Bond Cadiz Trapani Calcutta Singapore Manila Lloiles Belmont Virginia Evial Hyson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Congou Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsi Wisconsin Michigan Delaine Texas Georgia California Australia

Boot and Shoe Trade Gathers Strength Across Regions

The boot and shoe market sees armtimber buyers fueling stock buys and fall orders for July delivery. Despite a slow spring in some areas, jobbers expect stronger season ahead as weather improves and factories run full time. New England lags due to snow but shipments remain ahead of last year. weekly totals top 5,523 cases while year-to-date shipments rise to 787,578 cases. Major city shipments include Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and many others across the nation.

New England Chicago Ill St Louis Cincinnati Toledo Louisville Baltimore New Orleans Philadelphia New York City Albany Syracuse Elmira Easton Galveston Tex Macon Atlanta Augusta Norfolk Richmond Binghamton Pittsburg Milwaukee Wis Detroit Mich Mobile Ala Memphis Towin Nashville St Paul Minn San Francisco Cal Burlington Dayton Cedar Rapids Lafayette Ind Des Moines Denver Omaha Neb Bloomington Portsmouth Keokuk Peoria Quincy Fiipay Gifford Quist Eaton Moulton Dows Same Kohn Hawes Cook McCarty Nichols Rankin Bryant Selz Haycen Carey Reed Benyen Ascabel MfgCo O' Brien Nye Ashley Charlotte Brooks Boston and Maine Railroad Company Melrose Coffin S. Lincoln Eastern Railroad Company Aaron Allen Charlestown R. Olney C. Robinson, Jr Henry Warner Caleb G. Warner Charles B. Dix New York Chelmsford Aftidayits Genera Warner John Sloan Harum Merrill Dolphin Manufacturing Company Albert A. Cobb & Co Said Manufacturing Company New Jersey Dolphin Company Moses Cohen Ss. B. Allen D. E. Ware Charles H. Dennie Wright W. Williams R. Carrie Simpson Boston Williams Simpson J. L. Newton Daniel George Luce Jason L. Dexter Dukes County Superior Court Luce Samuel Look Lace Look P. H. Hutchins G. A. Kinf Market Street N.B

Imports at Boston GLASGOW and assorted consignments

Listing of shipments including steamer Phonician with bales of Hessians sample parcels and cases from Kempson Fessenden Koens Shepard Norwell Co and others. Entries cover flax pig iron mdse jute goods cottons linens leather and paper stock with quantities such as 300 tons 150 tons 298 bales and 195 bales, noted with multiple firms and consignors.

Glasgow Phonician Ieee Macintire,Lawrie & Co Kempson & Fessenden Moise Hogg, Brown & Taylor Koens Shepard, Norwell & Co Leeson & Co N & N W Curtis Baring Bros & Co Lombard Bros Mears & Co Andrews—S

Foreign Exports and vessel cargoes from multiple ports

Cargo lists clearing April 4 include Bark Scottish Prince with kerosene oil and hardware from MELBOURNE, St Pierre schooners with molasses and tobacco, Louise with molasses and crockery, and Demerara Mississippi sugar shipments. Additional items include lumber, sugar, oil, paint, hardware, and foodstuffs aboard brig, schooner, and steamer freight from ST PIERRE, ST JOHN, HALIFAX, and DEMERARA routes.

Melbourne Australia Aupril ST Pierre Brig OK Louise Demerara Ferry Mississippi Iwind ST Johnn N B ST John Mayflower H&tlifax Scheconer Queen of the Fleet

Receipts of Staple Products by Railroad Lines

A historical ledger lists April 4 receipts across multiple railroads including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction and others. Entries show cotton wool flour cornmeal oats wheat barley beef bacon tea butter eggs lard leather hides skins and potatoes distributed in various quantities across companies such as Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad and Boston and Albany among others. The data enumerate by railroad and item totals such as 31 bales cotton and 1,075 bales flour with numerous other consignments including 3,000 bus wheat and 759 bus cornmeal.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Sea Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence Railroad

Prices and arrivals at various yards market report

The market notes cattle sheep calves horses and swine arrivals at Watertown and other yards with totals by state including New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Canada. Price ranges for market beef store cattle and Western fat swine shown with car numbers by rail lines Boston and Albany Boston and Maine and others.

Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Canada Watertown Boston Lowell Pitchburg Albany Fastern Maine New York New Old Colony Providence

Livestock market report notes steady demand and higher prices

A seven day tally shows 2726 cattle with 800 to 900 off market while prices rise. Sheep and hogs also firm. exports to Great Britain remain heavy. Drovers across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and western states report buttressed stock and varied sale figures at Watertown and Brighton markets.

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Markets by Telegraph Cotton Prices and Receipts Report

Cotton markets across Charleston Philadelphia Augusta Cincinnati and Norfolk show net receipts and varying middling prices while New York and Gulf ports post dull to weak tones. Grain and flour markets mix with mixed wheat, corn, oats and rye, and bundled futures reflecting broad inflation and export demand.

Court Record First Session April 4 19th Century Trials

Superior Court records outline multiple first and second session cases with judges Knowlton and Folsom. Dockets include Gannon v Fleming Emerson v Hovey Pottery v Boston Globe News Co v Foster v Fernald Moulton v Ballou Ferrell v Kenney Wood v Alley Charles Oak L Ins Tacomey v Kane and Hubbard v Metrop B R Co. Summaries cover promissory note suits and painting contracts, with rescripts on torts real estate and arbitration awards.

Gannon Fleming

Steady Market Notes Across Foods and Textiles

The Commercial Bulletin reports steady demand for plain and colored cottons at first hands with fair business by leading jobbers. Fine heavy cottons remain firm with limited supply. Bleach goods perform well and market activities tighten. Cincinnati notes pork steady at 7.5 to 8 cents, lard at 11 dollars, bacon easing, whiskey steady at 18, hogs firm at 6 to 7 dollars. Detroit grain markets ease with No 1 white fall at 1.50 spot, spring around 1.09, receipts and shipments listed.

New York New Orleans City Mall Minnesota Canada State Canala_ bright Ners Rio Cebu Cuba United Tierce City Extra India Continent South America Liverpool Chicago Ae Ee ST. Louis Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Pune

Foreign MARRS ets and London's bullion movements

London and Liverpool market items report mortgage certificates, bullion in Bank of England, and commodity prices. Financial wire notes first mortgage trust certificates, other securities, and exchange values, with wheat and corn fare, flour and provisions in major ports, and Havana sugar and gold prices.

List of names for administration and probate actions

The text lists numerous individuals from Concord Natick Woburn and other towns with estates letters of administration granted for many. Municipal Courts April 4 record Judge Forsaith various cases including Dowling McGrath assault l b. Sego larceny bail. Fallon liquor sale conviction. Sullivan reform school. Flannigan vagrancy. A druggist misstatement note ends with Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup price.

Wis Sarah C. Brown Concord Elizabeth Adams Natick Dorothy H.perkins Mary A. Jones Woburn Sarah Murphy Linecoln Lucy C. Small Malden Patrick Connell Cambridge Edward F. Hodges Lincoln Lucy M. Butterfield Dunstable Edward F. Watson Lowell James Egan Joseph B. Hill Newton Martha C. Turner Maynard Visa Pierce Shirley Charles W. Kimball Eliza Harding Medford Robert Barr Ashby John Bulger Sarah A. Barnes Luke Fied Francis D. Bingham Hudson Sarah J.whitmore Nathan L. Johnson Somerville Rachel McCormick Abagail W. Champney Groton Rhoda Winchester Polly J. Claflin Hopkinton William F. Homer Belmont Edwin Ray John B. Kettell Edwin A. Cook Everett Thomas Nolan Therese O. Rogers Daniel Murphy Bridget, Kelleher Stillman Brooks Patrick Hart Micheel Kelley Mary A. Winship Lexington Mary A. Parker Winchester Rebecca H. Robbins Clarissa Mann Wayland Rosanna Towle Robert R. Newell Charlotte A. Horton Forsaith Walter Dowling McGrath Joseph Sego Bunker Hill Sarah Fallon John Sullivan Reform School Dorchester Court Andrew Flannigan House of Industry

Marriages in Boston and Newtonville

Davis Collyer ties in Boston on April 2 as Davis of New York weds May Collyer of Dorchester. Sylvester weds Anna F Gage in Newtonville on April 3, officiated by Rev Frederick Woods. both couples reside in Newtonville.

Davis Collyer Boston Anne Isaac H Davis New York Dorchester Sylvester—Gage Newtonville Frederick Woods William H Sylvester Anna F Gage

Mortality in Massachusetts Week Ending March 31 1883

State Board of Health report lists deaths in 44 cities and towns for the week ending March 31 1883 with population estimates based on 1870 1875 and 1880 censuses. Totals include 219 757 deaths with notable counts for Boston Worcester Fall River Springfield Somerville New Bedford and many others. Deaths from infectious diseases 64 down from 67 prior week while total deaths under five years 155 up from 150. Cases of measles rising at Peabody and measles reported in Boston and nearby towns. deaths from lung diseases and typhoid fever up while measles and some other causes decline.

Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Poe Worcester Asesseeees Sgwihss Renseidar Seenies Goat Somerville New Bedford Sale Miacsce Holyokg Cooors Cccbad Gloucester NOWIG Seoac Fitchburg North Adam Attieborough I Waltham Northamopton Brlorse Bay Quincy Woburn Chicepee Cacecesvces Weymouthieeereeee Eveces Peabody Cece Cees Seve Awm St ' MiPords Ss. Seveseeersers Wey Brookline Ccescesese MOGI Seeseesevnss Westfield Gardner Wakefield Acy Westborough Provincetown Amherst Nantucket Eagartowds Ieee Scence Boston Cambridge Salem Hyde Park Spencer Leach T!s. Lowell Lawrence Holyoke Lynn Northampton Springfield Lowell Fall River Chelsea Taunton Newton Haverhill Brockton Malden Newburyport W. Abbot M. D

Appraisals and bonds listed for railway and bank securities

Free appraisal notices dated Saturday April 7 1888 from Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway and various banks including Blackstone National Old Boston National State National Fremont National Mt Wollaston National Bank Quincy New England National First National Bank of South Weymouth Webster National Shoe National Tremont National and others. Also bond issues and railroad securities such as Province of Quebec City of Evansville Indiana Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Kansas City Emporia and Southern Marion and McPherson Atlantic and Pacific and Ferdie Phaeton Coast 6s and 4s with various maturities and guaranteed by major rail lines and banks.

Escar Des Nese Ries Tods -Eacaceeslo Heatier National Bauk National Bank of Commerce Boston Noonan Ois Massachusetts National Bank Tremont National Bank Ersse Ce Deees Eens LG Globe Nationalee Ats Taree Unigs Shawmut National Bank Atliatic Nat. Bank Revere National Bank Naumkeag Steam Cottonee Ae Stark Maus Ivcesoanscetepabsanesatenee Secuhsaeneckone Naumkeag Steam Cotton York Sanufactor Franklin Company Lewiston Merrimack Manufacturing Co Asa Lowell Bicachery Ie Geessenartecenssasternes Appicen Sandfactorins Sgavkess Bestic Tannon Bess Hasie Lime & Leather Insurance Co Ny Athenium Isacecsa Lo Sochatichcat Gaghert CO Cacisc Svdccceweevenss St. Louis County Cincinnati Belfast Columbus St. Louis Chicago Bur Quincy Iowa Capueke Neshva & Lowell C.ceereeeh a + Blackstone National Bank Old Boston National Bank State National Fremont National Bank Mt Wollaston National Bank of New England National Bak First National Bank of South Weymouth National Webster Bank Shoe and Ee National Bank Atetea National Dani Connotton Valley Railway People’s Telephone Co National Tube Works Ado American Watch Co Waltham Bay State Telephone Co American Watch Co Boston Betting Co Go Till Manufacturing Co Cambridge R. A. Co Province of Quebec City of Evansville Ind Cedar Rapids Missouri River Kansas City Emporia and Southern Railroad Atch, Top Santa Fe Marion and

Bank and firm list for a Boston area market day

A dated ledger style roster lists multiple banks and firms active on a April 7, 1883 market or financial page. Entries include Third National Bank National Eagle Bank Newmarket Mfg Co Faneuil Hall National Bank First National Bank State National Bank Second National Bank Boston Wharf Go Washington Mills Boston Athenaim Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co Chicopee Manufacturing Company, Tawa Risachare.

National Eagle Bank Newmarket Mfg Co Faneuil Hall National Bank First National Bank State National Bank Second National Bank Boston Washington Mills Boston Athenaim Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co Chicopee Manufacturing Company Tawa Risachare Lyman Mills Tremont National Bank Atlantic National Bank Shoe and Leather National Bank Boston National Bank National Bank of Commerce Shawmut National Bank National Tube Works Franklin Go Lewiston National Tube Works Mfg Co Lowell National Exchange Bang Dwight Manufacturing Go

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