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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1883

Page

3

Currency Rates and Government Securities Market Notes

Foreign exchange was weak with London 60 day bills at 48.24, short sight 48.6, and commercial 40 percent per pound. Paris francs quoted at 5.19 for short sight and 5.21 for 60 day bills. Reichsmarks 60 day bills at 9.43 and short sight at 9.5. Government securities were strong with closing bids for the Aug. 16 issue and coupon notes listed, along with stock figures. details show mixed results across issues and coupons.

London Paris New York Rime Mercantile Paper Uying Louisiana Alabama Jass A Tennessee New Northarolina Ohio Southern Oregon

Grain market and commodity summary from Liverpool to Savannah

Grain inspection shows 47 mixed cars with corn and oats among totals. receipts include 29,625 bushels corn and 10,200 oats plus 125 sacks of oatmeal and 1,065 barrels cornmeal. Market notes cover No 2 white oats, October bids, and no corn sales. Liverpool cheese at 49s rent. New York Mercantile Exchange butter quiet and cheese firmer. eggs scarce but higher. evaporated apples bare. Chicago wheat and oats futures with varied closes. pork and lard futures quoted. Union Stock Yards hogs receipts and shipments. Savannah boat to bring 1,800 watermelons and 3 cars peaches. petroleum certificates bid at 110 and closed near 109 3/4.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Chicago Chicago Pork Savannah New York Uplands New Orleans Minnesota Eleator Toledo Canada English Island Rice Finn United City Extra India Lord South America ST. Louis Milwaukee Michigan Albany N. Y Ugers Beeves Brighton Cincinnati Detroit

Market for Breadstuffs and Provisions Remains Steady

Wheat flours market firm with small sales. Minnesota bakers and winter wheat futures steady. Cornmeal and oats show light demand. rice, rye, barley prices mostly steady or down. Butter strengthens for creamery and dairy but other grades dull. cheese and eggs mixed. Fruit and vegetables voluminous with moderate demand. potatoes and onions priced. garden vegetables receipts large. apples short on choice. Hay, straw, and seed markets steady. watermelons and pears plentiful. peaches and grapes quoted with typical regional variations. Provisions sector details not fully listed.

Canada Virginias Baltimores York State Astrachan Williams Versailles N. B N. S Jersey Georgia Norfolk New Jersey

Market for high grade fleeces holds, week sales near 3.25M lbs

Market stays steady with no price drops for fine high grade fleeces as weekly sales total about 3.25 million pounds including foreign and domestic lots. First hands and middlemen keep prices high, pulled wool sales remain large with a firm selling 300,000 pounds at 36 cents per pound, and quotations span Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces 36 to 40 cents, New York 82 cents, Canada combing 32 cents, camel's hair 22 1/4 cents, and various other grades quoted across regions.

West Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New Hampshire New York Calta Spring Texas Canada

Remarkable Freight Listing From Historic Railroads

An extensive OCR readout catalogs assorted freight items across multiple historic railroads. Entries include flour, oats, corn, beef, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, apples, hay, hides, leather, wool, tea, bacon, cotton seed meal, barrels, baskets, sacks, bales, and various boxes. Railways named include Grand Junction, New York and Newland, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, with quantities in sacks, bushels, bales, boxes, and cars.

Eesters Hait Grand Junction Railroad New York and Newland Railroad Old Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad

Totals of staple receipts at port August 17 1882

The port’s August 17 receipts for principal staples from all shipments are listed with year over year comparisons. Items include Wool, Sugar, Butter, Flour, Cornmeal, Eggs, Beans, Wheat, Potatoes, Hay, Malt, Millfeed, Lumber, Leather, Tallow, Lard, Hides, Preserved meats, Grease, Tea, Skins, Coffee, Pelts and related containers. The 1882 column notes unit reductions or increases for several goods.

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Markets by Telegraph Cotton Prices Across Ports

Cotton market report from Wilmington to Detroit with per port stock, receipts, and price tones. Notes steady to dull demand, middling prices around 9 to 10 cents, weekly comparative figures for United States ports and Great Britain, and overall market conditions in New York and Chicago. Includes futures and spot levels for corn, flour, oats, wheat, pork, and other commodities across major exchanges.

Bales Wilmington Charleston Norfolk C. Bloge Ss Censeeeves Sess Mobile Galveston Scseoses Sosee Brock Nessvccesecannetsa C. Savannah Philadelp . Net Eatsonee Cccsseess Great Britain Cass Bac Abbees New Orleans Louisville Ucbs New York Augusta Britain Babecumn Ee Ee United States AO Abe Liverpool Great Esricand Ios Sss Uccussawade Bce

Financial Bond Prices in New Jersey Central and peers

London has latest bond prices with New Jersey Central first mortgage bonds at 11546 and Erie at 3244. Seconds for do stand at 9314, New York Central at 119, Union Central 130, Pennsylvania Central 595g, Philadelphia and Reading 273g, Ontario and Western 2214, Milwaukee and St. Paul common 104.

London New Jersey Central Erie New York Central Union Central Pennsylvania Central Philadelphia Reading Ontario and Western Milwaukee and St. Paul Common

West Shore Extension to Buffalo Builds Through Trains

Gen Horace Porter reports the New York West Shore and Buffalo railroad will run through trains from New York to Buffalo before late November. Track finishes to Syracuse are complete, with heavy grading done toward Buffalo and six track sites active. About 15 miles laid east of Buffalo, 80 passenger coaches in use, 12 new Pullman cars added. Freight service expected within a month. southern tourism to Catskills and Saratoga grows. Sunday timetable adjusted for two-section trains.

West Shore Buffalo Horace Porter New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad New Road New York Syracuse Gen. Porter Washington Philadelphia Catskills Saratoga Montreal Wainwright Grand Trunk Railway Union Jacques Cartier Railway Cote St. Louis Lachine Quebec South Shore North Shore Railroad Grand Trunk Line Grand Trunk Toronto Chicago Sir Henry Tyler Vanderbilt Ay Aegis Indianapolis Shelbyville Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville Jeffersonville Madison Denver and Rio Grande Company Lake Erie and Western Pittsburg Allegheny Valley Pittsburg and Western Erie Carrollton

Wing Chung Lung Held Awaiting September Court Term

Court record before Commissioner Hallett notes Wing Chung Lung charged with pony and counterfeit money was concluded and held in 500 dollars for appearance before the September term of the United States district court. Joan C. Peterson, ship-keeper on board the Mineora, was arraigned in 1500 dollars for examination on a charge of smuggling alleged to be a confederate in the vessel’s recent sugar smuggling affair.

Hallett Wing Chung Lung United States District Court Joan C. Peterson Mineora Peterson

Court hears Cambridge pond dam dispute and stable injunction

Supreme Judicial Court cases involve Mary Black seeking an injunction to stop the city of Cambridge from damming a pond inlet near Black's Nook, alleging irreversible obstruction to boating fishing and ice cutting. The city argues muck buildup pollutes water and may lawfully build the dam. Julie B. Thomas also seeks an injunction to stop Hugh C. Skally from erecting a near residence stable on Washington Street, with the court granting a temporary injunction.

Mary Black City of Cambridge Cambrid Belmont Fresh Pond Anashe Adam S.H. Dudley J. W. Hammond Julie B. Thomas Hugh C. Skally Charlestown Washington Street Washington Square H. W. Putnam J. H. Blanchard

Municipal Courts Aug. 17 Roster of Fines and Holds

In central court Judge McCafferty fines Patrick Flynn five dollars and costs for second drunkenness. Thomas Hudson held for trial for assault and battery. Bridget Kennedy jailed for two months in the house of industry. Bridget O'Brien fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery. Daniel Brown fined one dollar and costs for profanity. William Coughlin held on weaking and entering with $1,200 for superior court trial. John Doherty held $1,200 for superior court trial. Rose Wentworth case dismissed after continuance on a charge of larceny. William Johnson and Ellen Johnson, mutual assault with a razor, held $500 each for trial in the psec court. East Boston: Arty Driscoll Corneli users Lannery Lannery Eugene Murphy John Clark arraigned for disturbing peace and mutual assault and battery, bonds set at $50 each for examination Aug. 23. Eugene Murphy fined five dollars and costs for obstructing sidewalk by loitering over 20 minutes. appealed and held on $50 bonds. South Boston: Franz Grimzel continued on assault and battery charge against his wife Annie. case continued to Aug. 18.

Central Court McCafferty Patrick Flynn Thomas Hudson Bridget Kennedy House of Industry Bridget O’brien Daniel Brown William Coughlin John Doherty Rose Wentworth William Johnson Ellen J. Johnson Psec East Boston Arty Driscoll Corneli Thomas Lannery John Lannery Eugene Murphy John Clark Boston Franz Grimzel Annie

Local Theatre Schedule Promises New Shows Next Week

Mrs Partington to be portrayed by Charles Fostelle at Oakland Garden. Rowland Reed opens in Cheek at the Park on the 27th. Museum ushers show new uniforms Monday night. The Globe previews Atonement Sept 10. Minstrels end at the Museum. Heart and The Guyn or to follow. Miss Kate Forsyth rehearsing for Impulse at the Museum. Olivette to be presented at Park Square Garden next week by Gray's Comiccompany. Miss Fann Kellogg and Timothee Adamowski to give a song and violin recital at Preston house parlors Beach Bluff Thursday evening assisted by George W Want and Howard M Dow.

Street and Avenue Plans Voted by City Commissioners

Street commissioners approved extending Sterling Street in Roxbury and receiving petitions to lay out Cedar Avenue at Boylston station from Lamartine Street to Chestnut Avenue and to accept Champney Street at Washington Village. An order to extend Newbury Street from West Chester Park to Ipswich Street was issued. The district visitors committee for the foreign exhibition and institute fair agreed to forego board bills but will entertain in other ways. A Vineyard Haven committee is in Boston to inspect fire engines for a future purchase. Engineers report one suburban steam engine stayed idle at the house from February to July while efforts to establish permanent call companies in the suburbs continue.

Sterling Street Roxbury Cedar Avenue Boylston Station Lamartine Street Chestnut Avenue Champney Street Washington Village Newbury Street West Chester Park Ipswich Street Vineyard Haven Boston

Notable Deaths Across Regions Darken 19th Century News

Mayors, priests, judges, and professionals from Vienna to Vermont are listed as dead in a rapid obituary roundup. Victims include scientists Aaron Bernard von Wallerstorf Urbair of Vienna and Rev. Robert Knox among pan Presbyterian leaders, plus Cambridge professor Rev. Thomas Birks and Judge Alleyn of Rimonski. Others named: Charles Altman of Iowa volunteers, Prescott of Morse Shepard, Judge Robert H. Brown of Albion, Dr. M. D. Brown, Rev. Samuel Moody Emery, James M. Shute Jr., Dr. Homer Bostwick, Amos W. Tewksbury, and family ties spanning New York, Boston, Portland, and West Randolph. Deaths dated Aug. 14–17.

Aaron Bernard von Wallerstorf Urbair Vienna Robert Knox Judge Alleyn Rimonski Thomas Birks Frederick Dennison Maurice Cambridge University Colenso Charles Altman War Department Iowa Volunteers Washington Prescott Morse, Shepard & Co Tre Joseph H. Brown United States Army M. D. Brown W. Symington Brown Stoneham Central Tidel Streets Christian Union Church Samuel Moody Emery West Newbury Emery Harvard College Sumner Connecticut Episcopal Church Valparaiso Loring & Shute Fifth Massachusetts State Street Homer Bostwick New York Ohio One Hundred and Tenth Regiment National Guard of Amos W. Tewksbury A. W. Tewksbury & Sons West Randolph Mr. Tewksbury New Boston N.H Vermont Abigail Balch Annis C. Cochrane Presbyterian Society New Boston Mutual Fire Insurance Company

September Friday sermons at Christian Union hall

Reverend W H Cudworth continues Friday evening sermons at Christian Union hall for September. The New England Railroad club plans a Wednesday excursion on the steamer Rose Standish with a 9:30 trip to Minot's Ledge and other sights. Dinner at Point of Pines then Nantasket beach return by 8 PM.

W. H. Cudworth Christian Union Hall New England Railroad Club Rose Standish Minot’s Light Point of Pines Nantasket Beach Good Eyenue Reform Clubs Plymouth Congregational Church and Society Essex P. Crowell Amherst, College H. H. Dexter Boston John Wise

Receivers Seek Final Dividend After Barnstable Bank Collapse

Judge Colburn grants order of notice for the receivers of Barnstable Savings to declare a final dividend of 12 percent and finalize compensation. Liabilities at opening were 1,291,305 355 with three prior dividends totaling 70 percent. Receivers hold 167,857 87 and seek approval to distribute the remaining sum. Also prominent: Raymond & Whitcomb announce September excursions detailing six trips to Lake Memphremagog, White Mountains, Niagara Falls, Montreal, and more with 6 to 12 days durations.

George A. King Barnstable Savings Bank Colburn Supreme Court Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb Lake Memphremagog White Mountains Lehigh Wyoming Valleys Mauch Chunk Watkins Glen Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Rapids Montreal

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