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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1883

Page

3

New York Bank Statement Shows Modest Reserve Gain in April

The New York bank statement for April 1883 shows a smaller reserve gain than expected with loans and deposits rising while specie fell. The surplus reserve stands at 895,200 and the year ago figures for loans, deposits, and reserves are compared, highlighting slow reserve recovery.

Kansas City Memphis New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Portland Providence Springfield Hartford Newhaven Worcester Wittsburg Louisville New Oleans Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Jose's Milwaukee Peoria Syracuse N.Y

Prices flash across bales and bonds in market notes

A dense price list shows quotes for bonds, stocks, and mining firms as of late April. Items include Denver and New York exchanges with values around $1,000 to $5,000, percent yields near 100, and notable entries for Am. Bell Tel, Mex Telephone, Pullman, Calum & Hecla, National, and San Pedro.

United States New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Inc Cincinnati St. Louis Baltimore San Fancisco New Orleans Pittsburg Louisville Milwaukee Providence Kansas City Heveland W Martford New Haven Pootia Memphis Tohumbus Portland Worcester N.Y St. Lo Denver Bos Albany Es Chbué&Q Connotton Chilowa& Ne Land Gompantes Idea Am. Bell Tel Ggo Calum & Hecla Ee Huron San Pedrosii Silver Islet Bell Tel Arch Top Santa Fe Bonanza Development Brunswick Berth Goines Boston Land Catalpa California Bur & Quincy Oss Oivas Northern Belle Ccceee Suciggee Plymouth Gold Quincy Mining Union Pacific

Mining and Miscellaneous Stock Sales Report

Sales of mining and miscellaneous stocks listed by Wilson W Fay and Co. include numerous items with quantities and prices such as 1,600 Bowman, 1,250 Mass and New, 1,000 Brunswick Ships, 600 Mexico, 300 Crescent, and 88 Berthecce’s. The list shows varied consignments and values, reflecting a compact ledger of market activity.

Wilson W. Fay & Co State Street Catalpa Bowman Empire San Pedro Mexico Crescent Brunswick Berthecce

Financial market report and mining stock roundup

Despatches from New York describe money on call near 3 4 percent with late dealings at 5 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 6 percent. Exchange steady. bullion notes and government bonds unchanged. Railroad bonds dull. stocks muted but steadier, ore and mining shares show mixed activity with Horn Silver and Hall Anderson among notable movers. Week's imports value over 9.7 million with vast congeneree merchandise. Trading volumes in Wabash, Denver Rio Grande, Union Pacific and other rail stocks mixed. Mutual Union Telegraph to reduce capital stock. Mining stocks report lingering dullness with several named issues quoted.

Boston New York Atchison Union Pacific Wall Street News Denver and Rio Grande Ogden Shorts D. P. Morgan Blake Brothers Massachusetts Samuel J. Tilden Toledo St. Louis Little Rock and Fort Smith Treasury Atlantic Pacific Chicago Burlington Quincey Marquette Houghton Albany Providence Aid Colony Astern Fitchburg Nashua Telegraph Fitchburg and Org Colony Lowell New England Blackstone Willimantic Metropolitan Railroad Tiky Lynn Boston Horse Railroad Company George M. Ballou Evans & Doane Point of Pines Chelsea Beach Bell Telephone Calumet Heela Osceola Quincy Silver Islet Atlas City Commonwealth Monard Shawmut State Suffolk Webster Eliot Merchants Old Boston Republic Bates Lyman Sandwich Glass Continental Franklin Hill Salmon Falls Washington Boston Pest New Yor Hall Anderson Atlantic and Pacific Texas and Pacific Buffalo and Erie Kansas and Pacific Metropolitan Oregon Buffalo Philadelphia Milwaukee St. Paul Stock Exchange Hannibal St. Joseph Richmond West Point Minneapolis Manitoba Denver Transcontinental Colbron, Day & Field Mutual Union Telegraph Company Amsterdam Ttadsacuods al Ue Sock Exchange

Market notes from Boston and Chicago Wheat and Cotton

Wholesale price movements across cheese eggs and butter, with New York mercantile and Boston exchanges reporting steady dairy, dull cheese, firm eggs. Futures for April, May, June and July Chicago grain show gains and losses while Chicago grain stocks rise to record levels. Cotton prices hold firm in New York and Liverpool with 156000 bales traded. cattle hogs and pork markets described as steady with shifting domestic demand and a push toward dressed beef shipments.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Eastern Boston Produce Exchange New York Mercantile, Exchange Western Creamery Northern Western Chicago Union Fort Worth Raton Caldwell Cheyenne United States Northern Pacific Railway Yellowstone Billings Miles City Montana Essex Berkshire Ashland South Frami Delaware Maryland Europe South America Faneuil Hall Boston New York Uplands Orleans Mississippi New Orleans Minnesota Gosime Taeeh Cole Bayee City Extra India Continent Louis Milwaukee Toledo Alge Jay Gilge Cincinnati London

Multinational Steamship Freight List From Liverpool Row

A dense ledger of orders and shipments lists numerous firms and commodities tied to Liverpool and other ports. Entries mention Elliott Sons, Baring Bros, Little, Brown, Hart & Young, City Machine, and W Wild among others, detailing steel, indigo, hides, yarn, machinery, tin plate, wine, earthenware, cocoa, oranges, and boats, with quantities in cases, bales, tons, or boxes and various destinations including Souris, Baracoa, Rio Grande, Cape Hayti, and Trapi. The document appears as a comprehensive cargo and trade record from a late 19th or early 20th century port ledger.

Liverpool Engibbis Elliott Sons Oo Manganet Schoenhof steel Wa & Moen Manuf_co Sng Steel HB Body & Co Little, Brown Baring Bros & Co Indigo Baring Bros & Co Jewell & Son Bartlett & Co Bissell & Co Pierce & Co Union Wadding Co Henry Kinsley Shepard Norwell & Co Goss& Strauss Baring Bros &Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Brown, Durrell & Co Clark, Adams & Clark Nickerson & Miller Small Bros Wadsworth Bros & Co Larrabee & Co Brandy Adams, Taylor & Co Chase Bolls Steel W .Fones & Co Torey, Bright & Capen Bolls Steel CW Jordan, Marsh & Co Oliver Ditson & Co Stone & Downer Jackson, Mandell & Daniell Hogg Brown & Taylor Oliver Ditson& Co Skoninger, Moses & Co Brown & Griffiths Hart & Young Cushing & Bliss Hewins & Hollis Tuttle & Co Callender, McAusland Troups Cushing & Buss Bradford, Thomas & Co Hoge, Brown & Taylons Noyes & Blakeslee W Chandler P L Higginson Mrs .Tuttle Bumstead & Co C Palfrey Wright & Morey Eng Wyman Broch & Co Wethereil Bros Lambert Bros Blake Bros & Co Krown Bros & Co Dame & Co Reed & Barton Linder & Meyer Mdse Merchants Despatch Transportation Co Hiland Chessman & Co Whitney & Co P Sisley & Co Morey & Co Norcross, Mellen & Co Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Muse J.B Moors & Co Analine Dupee & Co Wadsworth Bros & H Thos Leyand & Co JD & M Geneva Hunt & Co Pkus Abram French & Co Souris Pel Minnie J L Baracoa T Littlefield R Noyes Rio Grande Bng Goorechten Oldartt Thomson & Co Cape Hayti Evan Johnson Lyon, Dupuy & Co Trapani Guiseppi Vincenzo Warner & Freeman

Foreign Exports and Cargoes Listed by Ports

Detailed export lists from Melbourne Halifax Annapolis Port Spain Port Musgrave Liverpool Hall Harbor Sandy Cove and other ports show cargoes including hardware, tobacco, sugar, flour, oil, lumber, and more aboard freighters steamers and schooners. Multiple vessels cleared in late April with thousands of boxes kegs bales barrels and cases of varied goods and commodities.

Melbourne Aus Bark Freeman Tumler Halifax Worcester Annapolis Port Spain Savanetta Port Musgrave Harrold Liverpool Hall Harbor Pella Berry Sandy Cove Rosalee

Receipts of Staple Products April 28 Across Rail Lines

Inventory list from multiple railroads detailing bales, bushels, boxes, cases, and hogs across Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction By Sea and other routes. Highlights include cotton wool flour cornmeal corn tallow sugar butter cheese eggs potatoes hay lumber leather hides skins and various livestock and goods ordered by railroad receipts.

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

Market summary of US and international cotton receipts

Net and gross receipts for bases in New York and other ports, with coastwise exports and market tones. Highlights include Philadelphia and Baltimore figures, varying middling ranges from 9 to 10 1 2c, and consolidated domestic totals across all ports.

New York TOR Philadelphia Great Britain Cincinna Pinus Iss Os'ee Ceeiessee OSG Ns Lab Wmindting M Gslow Baltimore Wackuliels Monkee A'S Saiz Cactese ST Louis Seseree Salcseeeseees Biock Ls Ces Walylolun Britain BUR Sceisiceres C. Savanna The United States

Grain and commodity prices show mixed activity across markets

Prices for oats, oats, and white corn drift lower while wheat and pork move higher in Chicago and St Louis trading. Receipts and shipments rise for flour, wheat, oats, and barley as market firms and dullness alternate across regions and goods.

Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool

Financial bulletin from London and Havana reports Consols and Atlantic shares edging higher, with declines in some U S railroad stocks. Wheat and corn cargoes steady, English weather wet, Liverpool grain costs firm, cotton prices steady with brisk sales. Havana sugar market shows weakness then slight improvement, with detailed pricing, stocks, exports, and freight figures to the United States.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool Michigan England Havana Matanzas United States

Rail lines and earnings report sweep across the era

The piece notes Grand Trunk road earnings rising 10 percent in mid April and Maine Central leasing Eastern Maine railway from Bucksport to Bangor amid gauge changes. It covers Reading company earnings forecasts, Mt Pleasant Santee and Little River railway formation, Chicago and Atlantic freight hopes by May 15, and canal openings. It also details canal data, grain traffic pressure on trunk lines, proposed alliances, and a track-laying update across several rail projects with mileage totals and pool adjustments in the freight alliance.

Grand Trunk Road Eastern Maine Railway Maine Central Bucksport Bangor Mt. Desert Reading Company Gowen Mt. Pleasant Huntington Marion New York Canals Chicago Straits of Mackinaw Thomas C. S. Brice East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company Messrs Sage and Gould East Tennessee Carson and Colorado Bishop Creek Cal Gainesville Dahlonega Georgia Jefferson South Oconee Northern Pacific Bozeman Mont Gallatin Joint Executive Committee Trunk Lines Lake Erie Peoria Decatur Evansville Louisyville New Albany New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad The Nickel Plate

The Yankee Girl Mine Output at Red Mountain

The Yankee Girl at Red Mountain has produced $850,000 since October 1 1882. It is the only mime in the section shipping ore, about 10 tons daily. Ore is packed on burros about four miles. Lease shipments from the Robinson average five days per day. Grade unchanged except for a small high grade vein found in the eighth vein.

Red Mountain Hill Catalpa Crescent P. J. Cunningham

George R Hichborn & Co Property Transactions

Two parcels sold by order of street commissioners. A two story house at No 9 Arnold street with 100 feet of land transfers to Francis Ross for 3025 dollars. Sullivan Bros and Libbie also sell brick buildings Nos 6 and 7 Montgomery place to D H Mckay for 330 dollars.

George R. Hichborn & Co Arnold Street Francis Ross Sullivan Bros. & Libbie Street Commissioners Montgomery Place D. H. Mckay Cambridge Newton C. G. Fox Devonshire Street Boston

Court record and supreme judicial court docket update

In federal court Judge Nelson hears Herbert D. Bellows of the Hercules, who pled guilty to assault and drew two months in Worcester jail plus $30 fee due to juror funding limits. The case delays reflect insufficient appropriation to cover trials next fiscal year beginning July 1. Nelson Carter will case set for jury trial. divorce docket opened with 209 cases, many for May hearings, equity sessions scheduled on upcoming Tuesdays.

United States District Court Nelson Herbert D. Bellows Hercules United States Circuit Court Worcester United States Supreme Judicial Court Nelson Carter Equity

Superior Court April 28 First Session Dondoeys v Boston Gas Light Co

Court records show a tort action for personal injuries from a January 15, 1882 incident at defendants works where a worn floor edge near an iron basin caused the plaintiff to fall. Defendants deny negligence. Lawyers for plaintiff and defendants listed. multiple prior and ongoing cases noted in order lists. Municipal Court notes follow with fines and detentions including playing ball on Marlboro street and assorted assaults and embezzlement cases.

John Dondoeys Boston Gas Light Company J. G. Holt B. J. Maguire PY. Greenough McCafferty Julius Dunn Marlboro Street Sarah Sheehan Mattie Davis Julia Crowley Mary Morrissey Carrie Joslyn House of Correction Mary A. Smith Brighton Max de Musso Superior Washington Street Transcript Building Jorgensen, Adams, Huguenin Waltham Watch Company Elgin Concord Railroad Corporation Boston Vicinity Tower, Giddings & Co Devonshire Street Concord Nashua Lebanon Manchester Nathan Parker N.H

Insolvency Roundup in Suffolk Court Lists Many Debtors

In Suffolk County insolvency court Judge McKim orders 51 percent distribution to the assignee on proved claims against Everett W. Raddin of 55 Union Street. Several manufacturers and dealers including E M Rockwell Leominster J A Bliss Tonawanda N Y Ballou Meriden Me Littlefield Co Lisbon Me hosiery maker Wilson Lowell and jewellers E L Cross & Bro Fremont report failures or settlements. St Albans Iron and Steel Co and A H G A Blood Jr grocers face liabilities near or above stated values. many others listed with notes of settlement, light dividends, or insolvency proceedings. Ayer products are cited in ads.

Suffolk County Everett W. Raddin Union Street McKim E. M. Rockwell Leominster J. A. Bliss Tonawanda N. Y M. F. Ballou Meriden Conn Littlefield & Co Lisbon Wilson Lowell E. L. Cross & Bro E. L. Cross & Bro., Jewellers Fremont A. H G.A. Blood, Jr. Grocers Columbus J.D. Hofheimer Norfolk A. H. Herring & Son Haverhill St. Albans Iron and Steel Company St. Albans Charles E. Bixby Springfield Scott R. Atwood Waterbury George A. Merry Waltham D. W. Austin Farmington

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