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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1883

Page

3

Stocks Edge Higher on Firm Boston Market Tone

The Boston stock market remained firm and moderately active with occasional weakness in some securities. Rail shares moved variously with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe dull but firmly held, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy advancing. Mexican Telephone and Eastern debt questions were noted, while overall bonds and mining stocks showed mixed activity and a close near firm.

Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Topek and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Albu«juerage Chicago Burlington and Squiney Hannibal and St. Joe Detroit Lansing Northern Common Connorion Valley Mexican Central Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf Preferred Wisconsin Central Common Maine New York New England Old Colony Massachusetts Central Rutland Preferred Eastern Transcript Boston and Maine Railroad Company Astern Railroad Company Mexican Centrals Severa Northern Pacific Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe American Bell ‘Telephone Mexican Telephone Mexican Telephone Company Republic Mexico United States Lowell National Bell of Maine Hoston Prime Mercantile Baltimore and Ohio London Kidder, Peabody & Co Drexel, Morgan & Co Sierra Grande Tron Hall Anderson Bodie Horn Chesapeake and Ohio Erie Kansas Texas Kansas Pacific San Francisco St. Paul Manitoba Sioux City Milwaukee Minnesota Wabash West Shore Buffalo Ohio Central Columbus Indiana Central Stock Exchange Western Union Canada Southern Missouri Pacific Minneapolis Richmond West Point Lake Shore Lackawanna Denver Rio Grande Northwestern Lo’st Central Pacific del. L. & West Delaware & Hud ULL Denver & Rio G Eric Csc Ccspee Han. & St. Jo Kansas & Texas New Jersey Ohio & Missisippi Baly Ontario & West Ohio Centra Pacific Seeee Peoria Dec. & BE Phila & Reading Milwaukee & St.p St. P Omaha W.P Chburé&Q

Dr Graves Heart Regulator for nervous disease

The nerves of the human body are described as strings in the body's mechanism. Excessive tension or relaxation of these cords leads to ill effects. Dr Graves's Heart Regulator is advertised to cure nervous prostration sleeplessness and heart disease in every stage.

Br. Graves Express Graves America Concord

Broad flour and grain prices drift low on quiet markets

Market reports show dull activity across flour and grain sectors. Prices for western superfine, Minnesota and Illinois varieties, and roller flour range lower. corn meal and oats trade is quiet with modest quotes. Butter and eggs steady to firmer while cheese holds. potatoes, apples, and dried fruits show steady to soft pricing amid subdued demand.

Minnesota St. Luis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Ilinois St. Louis Canada No Canada West Cofton Western Creamery Northern Choice Creamery Vermont Franklin County Choice Cileese de Vermont Aroostook Choice Canada Houston Maine Central Grand Trunk Northern Burbank Brooks Boston Bermudas

Maritime imports and cargo details across ports

Inbound cargo across Boston to Mediterranean ports includes steamer Emmy Haase with oranges and fruit loaded by Jemons Franklin Rolfe & co and A H Hardy & co, wines and olive oils, cheeses, lemons, and various boxes and pkgs. Halifa x imports list fish, potatoes, and other goods. S S Schooner Aldime from Surinam carries sugar and gold dust. Manila ship Sooloo lists hemp and bales.

Emmy Haase Sorrento Jemons Franklin Rolfe & Co H Hardy & Co Messina Franklin Rolfe & Co Joseph T Carbone Ferrara Jesse Wiley Wyman Surinam Bixby & Co Matanzas Sugar Standard Sugar Trinidad Port Spain Manila Silsbee & Pickman

Shipping clearances for April 12 list goods and tonnages

ST JOHN NB schooner Fullerton cleared April 12 with 875 bbis cornmeal. CARDENAS steamer Clandon cleared April 12 with 150 tons coal. BEAR RIVER NS schooner Lord Mayo cleared April 12 with 250 bbis flour and 225 bbis meal.

ST John N B Fullerton Cardenas Clandon Bear River Lord Mayo

Receipts of staple products by multiple railroads

A long, dense list details April 12 receipts across rail lines including Lowell and Maine Railroads with cotton, wool, flour, meal, corn, wheat, peas, tallow, sugar, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, hay, lumber, hides, and related goods. Also notes Fitchburg, Emastena, Grand Junction, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and Newland, Qld Colony, Albion lines with varied tonnage, bales, boxes, crates, and shipments of leather, tea, coffee, eggs, and more.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Emastena Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem New York and Newland Railroad Qld Colony Railroad Hayston and Albany Providence Railroad

Market report highlights mixed commodity prices and grains

A sprawling, OCR laden price snapshot shows rye, oats, barley and corn edges, with notes on wheat futures, pork, beef, and fish markets. It includes futures and spot quotes, ship and rail receipts, and varying regional prices across Gloucester, Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, and New Orleans, all in a dense, period tone.

Financial and Commodities Snapshot From London and Liverpool

London market quotes Consols and key rail stocks with diverse readings. Commercial notes report steady wheat cargoes and quiet corn, Califor nia wheat cargoes off coast at 44s, UK grain in transit 2,450,000 quarters of wheat and 310,000 of corn. Liverpool figures show flour prices, various wheat rates, pork, lard, cheese, tallow, and cotton demand with steady futures across months.

Toledo Chicago New York Commercial Bulletin Cincinnati London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange California United Kingdom Liverpool Orleans

Business failures and insolvency actions in Boston area

Baker and Cutler at 216 Clarendon Street Boston failed. Stephen J Haraden Chelsea also failed and will settle in insolvency. Civil Service Co operative Society creditors meeting shows liabilities 6183.66 assets 9049.84. Wim Bd French chosen assignee. Adam Straus New York assigned to Simon Sterne for 3045.06. George Palen and Co hides and leather dealers New York assigned to Justin L Buckley.

Baker & Cutler Clarendon Street Boston Stephen J. Haraden Chelsea Civil Service Co-operative Society Beach Kingston Streets Wim French Adam Straus Gents New York City Simon Sterne George Palen & Co Justin L. Buckley

Citizens' Trade association to hold April meeting East Boston

The regular monthly meeting of the Citizens' Trade association of East Boston is set for Monday evening, April 46. Sunday evening services at Shawmut Avenue Universalist church commemorate Rev. Sebastian Streeter's 100th birthday and honor Rev. Otis A. Skinner. The sneakers will be Messrs. Miner Thayer Adams and others. Mrs Abbie M Gannett will read a paper on Women's Duties in a New Light before the Moral Education association at Wesleyan hall Friday afternoon.

Citizens’ Trade Association of East Boston Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church Sebastian Streeter Otis A. Skinner D.D Miner Thayer, Adams Abbie M. Gannett Moral Education Association Wesleyan Hall

Grandfather's Clock and Two Historic Timepieces

The Pittsfield Journal notes a Bartlett family clock about 150 years old imported from France by Gen. Bartlett's father, and a Col. William Williams clock once owned by W. B. Read. Also mentions the Plunkett mansion staircase clock. The piece adds a travel tip urging Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for a troublesome cough while away from home.

Pittsfield Journal Bartlett Gen. Bartlett France Col William Williams W. B. Read Plunkett Mansion Dr. Bull

Marriages Recorded in Boston Area and Beyond

The notices list several marriage announcements across Boston and nearby towns. Revs Browne Warren Barrows Rand officiated, pairing Hubbard Browne Leonard Prince Sampson Thompson Townsend Swan Titcomb Rodman, with grooms from Keene Boston New York Dorchester Bedford Concord and brides including Hattie Brown Phebe Prince Sally Thompson Charlotte Swan Fanny Rodman.

Hubbard—Brown Boston Highlands Rey Percy Browne Arthur J Hubbard Keene Hattie A Brown Leonard—Prince East Boston Rey Warren Cudworth Francis Hi Leonard Phebe L Prince Boston Os Sampson—Thompson New York G W Bilagden Edward C Sampson Sally F Thompson Townsend—Swan Dorchester J Barrows Wiliam W Townsend Wash Charlotte P Robert Swan

Death notices for Barbour Niles and Phipps in Boston area

Deaths listed for Barbour at Dorchester on April 11 in widow Sam Eoi 40 and others named Sparcokal, Kime, and Whitney Niles at Boston on April 12 Rhoda B widow of Thomas Niles Phipps Emma L Charlestown April 10 wife of N L Phine and Elizabeth M wife of William appear in the notice.

Barbour Res Dorch Ri Ester Sam Eoi Thomas Kime Anton Om SE Es Sak N L Phine N P Coburn Newton Elizabeth M William

Boston and Lowell purchase Middlesex Central railroad

Boston and Lowell stockholders approved buying the Middlesex Central franchise and property under an act of the legislature. bonds of 250000 at 4 1 2 percent payable in two years were authorized to fund the purchase, with Abbott noting substantial savings over leasing.

Boston and Lowell Middlesex Central Boston Abbott Middlesex Central Railroad Company A. B. Abbott Maryland Maryland ‘‘Defense Annapolis Defense Redemption Loan Maryland Defense

Court records William Wade versus Metcalf in button patent dispute

The firm Wade and Metcalf dissolved with Wade asserting ownership of patents used on 48 machines. The court ruled the firm could use machines built and operated under Wade and with his consent, despite disputes over patent rights. Attorneys: Roberts and Perry for Wade. Hutchins and Wheeler for defendants.

William W. Wade Henry B. Metcalf Copartners Boston Button Company Wade G. L. Roberts B. E. Perry H. C. Hutchins H. Wheeler

Trial notes in Ezra H Heywood case and Hill frauds

In Nelson court Ezra H Heywood faces obscenity charges by mail as jurors deliberate. William T Hill stands trial on two indictments for mail fraud over circulars offering watches for 36 cents. He allegedly sent 25,000 circulars. defense concedes distribution but denies fraud, claiming remitters received value.

Ezra H. Heywood Wm. T. Hill Williams & Co Hill Kilby Street

U S Commissioner Court April 12 Assault Charged

Timothy F. Shea of South Boston was held in 200 dollars to the May term of the circuit court for an assault upon Timothy Crowley a janitor in the United States court house, before Commissioner Hallett.

Hallett Timothy F. Shea South Boston Timothy Crowley United States Court

Court notes Civil docket and trial outcomes

Judge Aldrich presides as Henry Emerson sues Chas Hovey for 85 dollars rent at Inman hall with a verdict for the plaintiff for 2523 dollars after defendant offered 28 dollars. Separately James Lavery sues Drivers Union Ice Co for 5000 dollars for a boy run over and killed on Magazine Street East Boston with liability contested. Multiple cases listed in orderly sessions before Judges Knowlyon and Prime Midday docket continues with numerous in-order cases across Second and Third Sessions.

Henry Emerson Chas M. Hovey Inman Hall H. Dudley J. W. Hammond James Lavery Drivers’ Union Ice Company Magazine Street Boston C. ¥. Page S. J. Thomas

Real Estate Transfers in Boston and Surrounding Areas

A long list of property transfers and mortgages across Boston and nearby towns, detailing buyers and sellers, parcel sizes, and sale prices from March to April 1883. Notable entries include Horace Richardson selling land to the City of Boston, and multiple conveyances along Suffolk County streets such as Vernon Watts, Arnold, Waterlow, Montgomery, Clark, Gerrish, and Dover.

Vernon Street Jane Watts Daniel Mahan Arnold Street George J. Quinsler Jacob Berwin Waterlow Street Boston Horace Richardson City of Clark Avenue Catherine Broderick Mary Dolan Gerrish Avenue Margaaret McNamara Dover Street George Dennison Patrick H. Sheehan

New England fair invites women to form management board

The New England Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Institute invites women to oversee a women's department at the upcoming fair. A general committee meeting will be held Tuesday April 17 at 3 PM at No 5 Park Street to discuss work interests. Julia Ward How­er presides, with Sus an C. B. Channing secretary Abby W. May treasurer and Henrietta L. T. Wolcort as Executive Committee chair.

New England Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Institute Park Street Julia Ward Hower Susan C. B. Channing Abby W. May Henrietta L. T. Wolcort

Smallpox Case Reported in South Boston Tenement

At noon on Thursday a well known South Boston physician informed the board of health of a genuine smallpox case in a tenement. Dr John H McCollum, city physician, found a man about 40 suffering from smallpox and removed him with his wife and two children to the smallpox hospital. Dr French vaccinated other occupants and Maj Gage fumigated the premises housing three families.

South Boston Board of Health John H. McCollum French Maj. Gage

Albany Journal Critiques Boston Post on Butler Quote

Albany Journal rebukes Boston Post for labeling Gov. Butler as claiming to be a republican, arguing the remark insults political opponents and misrepresents integrity. The piece defends fair dealing and condemns partisan distortions in the debate.

Albany Journal Boston Post Butler Post Republican Party

Society of Arts Holds Regular Meeting at Institute of Technology

The regular meeting of the Society of Arts was held at the Institute of Technology on Thursday evening. Prof G M Ordway presided. The attendance was rather small, owing to the weather and competing events.

Society of Arts Institute of Technology G. M Ordway

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