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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1883

Page

3

Money Market And Clearing House Totals Of The Week

The money market shows steady rates with discounts for mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent. Call loans with collateral at 4 to 5 percent and corporation paper at 4 to 4 percent. New York funds range par to premium. clearing house totals for today and the week show large gains, with New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and several other cities posting increases over last week and last year. The New York bank statement reveals a drop in reserves despite higher loans and circulation, driven by currency movements west and treasury receipts.

Corporation New York United States Boston Philadelphia Chicago Inc St. Louis Baltimore San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburg New Orleans Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City Providence Detroit Beale Sie Ises Cane Leveland Indianapolis Hartford New Haven Portland Peoria Worcester Springfield Memphis Lowell St. Joseph Syracuse N.Y Treasury Zastalgeien

Market report shows mixed shares and textile prices this week

Oregon Short Line 6s fall to 97, Denver extension 4s at 824. Boston land sold at 20. American Bell Telephone opens 250 then drops to 2453 after second board call. Mexican Telephone advances to 2. Shaw and Quincy miners sell at 50c and 45c. San Pedro block at 20c. Auctions: weekly gains and losses in Androscoggin, Merrimac, Continental, Lancaster, Middlesex, Naumkeag, Pacific, Pepperell ex-dividends, Stark, Union, Washington, York. Bank shares mixed with declines. some advances listed. Fall River listings with Crescent and others. Print cloth market quiet with modest price ease. Natick Gaslight declares 4% dividend.

KR. L. Day & Co Blackstone National Bank Serreee Loib Commerce Bank Crolamvedens Co Lhe Exchange National Bank Nat. Bank Eesevercecresacelal Fagle National Verett National Bank Shawmut National Bank Shoe & Leather National Bank Ecesees Redemption War Bank Siessccess SEARS Amon Siri Necee Loth Webster National Psoe Scienn Continental Sugar Cecceseeess Lockwood Mulub Ccicriseccecees Eeacona Ebap Soni Naumkeag Manu BR Pacific Pepperell Manufacturing Co Ore Chion Cotton Manufacturing Co Fall River Washington Mills Sveseves Bee York Manufacturing Co Eeeveccees Boston Revere Beach & Yun Cecesees Los Ormautiars Totos Bashi Patlinde Cue Charles River Horse Rd Cheshire Railroad Pref Nashua & Lowell Rd Worcester Vanes Vermont Massachusetts Arkansas Valley Town Lot Boston Exchange Chic. B. & Liv. Ci Eliot Fire Insurance Co Sore Zoimeonal Sena Aidesnds Vanenerkbonsecensuren Ae Newton and Watertown Gaslight Providence St. Louis Boston & Maine Pass Rivers Cambridge Detroit Lansing & Northern Maine Massawippi Valley North Chicago Rolling Mills Old Colony Steamboat Portland & Gg Eeereenrenereees Francis Henshaw & Co Seeseseseseees Columbian National Bank Cees First National Bank Salem Sereneens Zoly S Maverick Naticns Banc Cece Oe Ckks al Mechanics National Bank Ceeseseessevesseces National Exchange Banks Cesspeereeseereeenseeree New England National Bank Teeeewenres I Brig Ortop Nooo Suffolk National Bank State National Bank Traders’ National Bank Andros Ggin Mills Pacific Mills Stark Mills Seens Oaks Cambridge Horse Cheshire Rd Oeess Euenueee Old Colony RR Pittsfield & North Adams American Loan and Trust Company Shoe & Leather Insurance Co Boston City Chicago Cincinnati Tor Lowell City Bos Clinton, Fitch & N B Burlington & Missouri Rives Mil St Paulls Eastern RR Toledo Union Pacific Whitney, Howe & Sibley Oregon Denver Boston Land American Bell Telephone Shaw Quincy San Pedro Androscoggin Merrimac Continental Lancaster Middlesex Naumkeag Pacific Pepperell Stark Union Washington York Dwight Laconia Crescent Merino Flint Globe King Philip Laurel Lake Blackstone Freeman’s North America Shawmut Tremont Webster Eagle Everett Maverick Merchants New England Revere Second National State Suffolk National Bank of Nortorth America Market National Bank Natonal Bank of Commerce Eliot National Bank Eastern Rain No Shoe and Leather Co Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Sagamore Manf Co Union Cotton Manufacturing Co Ae Mills York Manufact. Co Manchester and Lawrence RR Norwich and

Stocks and Ponds Orders Executed by Richardson Hill Co

Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore reports prompt stock orders in Boston and New York. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at office No 49 Water Street.

Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore Water Street Brown, Riley & CO Bankers Congress Mass A. L. B. J. Riley New York Stock Boston Stock

Boston Mining Stock Exchange List Snapshot

A fragmentary OCR list shows stock names and prices across various lines. Items include Mass and NM, Mexican Central, Mass Mex, Pine Line, and Sierra trading notes with scattered figures, reflecting a chaotic exchange ledger page.

At. & Pa Top Santa Fe BOT Csccscsacess Tanning Mfg. Co Boston Water Power Boston Land Bowman Mass Mar. Hou Gin St. L Sales

Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Market Cools After Opening Rally

New York August 18 Markets showed ample money on call and firm government bonds. Stocks were strong early led by Western Union at 78 34 with brisk demand, then eased as profit taking pulled Denver and Rio Grande and others. By midday conditions cooled with mixed gains and renewed buying near closing.

New York Prime Mercantile Denver Rio Grande Western Union Texas Pacific

Market recap and outlook for oats corn wheat in California

Oats for October delivery sold sparingly with prices near current levels as buyers hold off. A carload of high mixed corn fetched 69 70c per bushel while receipts remain light. Wheat harvest prospects in California look very hopeful. dairy products and provisions hold firm with little change. The note ends by stating advertising pressure limits further market space.

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Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Prices

Cotton markets across cities show quiet trading with mixed receipts and steady prices. Notable figures include New York cotton at 1 03 16 to 1 07 16 cents, with Norfolk and Louisville showing mids to middling levels, while grain futures in Chicago and St Louis display firm early strength for corn and oats amid varied cash receipts and exports.

Ces Eee BMC Scrcsaes Memphis New York Wilmington New Orleans Timore Goastwise Secenenews Mid Philadelphia Icccas Mobile ST Louis Savannah United States Kleston

London Market Reports Steady Wheat and Mixed Commodities

London August 18 report notes cargoes drifting calmly with wheat steady and corn in modest demand. Liverpool prices show standard wheat at 9s 4d to 9s 7d and corn at 5s 6d 4d, while flour and grain values across the city reflect generally firm conditions. Cotton in Liverpool eases but prices hold, with futures dull and varied rates across August to February. Havana sugar markets show small weekly business, high test sugar holding above foreign levels, with stock tallies and weekly exports to the United States.

New York Uplands New Orleans Minnesota Wya Western State Canada Bec Rio United City Extra India South America Liverpool ST. Louis Milwaukee Chicago Kanegatty Ricker Staas Cincinnati Detroit London Beerbohm England Orleans Havana Matanzas United States

Union Pacific Earnings Slump Amid Western Traffic Fallout

The Wall Street News notes a $121,000 drop in Union Pacific earnings for the first 14 days of August with sharp cuts in Denver Salt Lake and other western routes. It cites competition from Northern Pacific and Oregon traffic loss as Oregon Short Line progress nears completion, signaling an uncertain outlook despite possible rate pools. Additionally Canadian Pacific plans a New England outlet via St Johnsburg and Lake Champlain routes, with leadership briefed as negotiations near settlement. Ex-Gov Fairbanks and other directors have been meeting to finalize the deal. General notes record new express venture for Northern Pacific and substantial railroad construction activity, including weekly and yearly mileage tallies and earnings comparisons for St Louis and San Francisco Railway through mid August 1883.

Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Toeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy New York Omaha C. B. and Q Nebraska Uodel Tecumseh Beatrice Denver Union Pacific Dillon Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Common Iowa Falls Sioux City Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Wisconsin Toledo St. Louis Fitchburg Eastern New England Wall Street News Salt Lake San Francisco Helena Oregon Washington Territory Southern Pacific Atlantic and Pacific Chicago Burlington Quincy Rio Grande Northern Pacific Colorado Utah Canadian Pacific New York Evening Post Montreal Portland Vermont Terrence St. Johnsburg Lake Champlain Ogdensburg Rouse’s Point Atlantic Northwest R. B. Angus Fairbanks Horace Fairbanks, Jr Ross St. Johnsbury H. N. Jose Ees Pacific Ofton Northern Pacific Express Company Northern Pacific Railway Thomas F. Oakes Frederick Billings Ashbel H. Bartley Benjamin P. Cheney Edward Adams St. Louis and

Court Record Shows Judge Rules Chinese Laborers Clause Broad

United States vs John G Douglas ends with discharge after court holds term Chinese laborers in the act aligns with Burlingame and 1880 treaties. Ah Shong, a Chinese laborer, not subject to emperor of China, cited. Also notice of creditors’ letters and multiple insolvencies including Norwood Lumber Co and James Stevenson insolvency petition, with creditors offered various settlements.

Lowell and Nelson United States John G. Douglas Erie Boston Halsett Congress Ah Shong China Hong Kong Greatritain

City Collectors Notice of unpaid taxes in Boston 1883

The city collects notices for unpaid 1882 taxes on numerous East Boston and Charlestown parcels. The listing names owners or supposed owners, parcel sizes, street locations, plan numbers, and tax amounts due, with sale scheduled August 30 1883 at Samuel R Knights & Co Boston office to cover taxes and costs.

Boston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Samuel R. Knights & CO Washington-street Ward One Richard A Baldwin Mary J Moore Street R. H. Eddy Michael Barrett Henry B. Simpson Bennington Street East Joseph E. Bisbee Coleridge Street R. H. Eady Edwin F. Bowker Arabella Lewis Saratoga Street Sarah B. Bowker Daniel Caldwell Bremen Street Richard Cutcliffe Lexington Street Thomas Elliis Ellen McKinnon Milton Street Lydia P. Emerson John Waitt East Boston Bernard Farren Margaret Farren Orleans Street Neptune Bennington RK. H. Eddy Andrew P. Fisher Charles W. Morris Eagle Street Putnam Prescott Streets Pope Street Court Laughlin Winnfield Pope Street Coleman Cook Peter Fitzpatrick Chelsea Street Glendon Place R.H. Eddy Glendon Company Broderick J. Starkk Jeremiah Horrigan Lottie E. Brown Byron Street RH. Eddy Spencer R. Merrick Benjamin W. Thayer Heiis Byron and Cowper Streets Benjamin Misner Trenton Street Tex William Ht. Morse Daniel F. Murphy Brooks Street Martha Neilson Isaac Pratt, Jr Benjamin F. Stevens Border Street John Riley Agostino Deferari Geordamo Biggio Ashley Avenue Whitman & Breck John Rush Francis Adams Michael Sammon Gilbert H. Shepard Charles Tasker Terrace Avenue Alvin Smith R. H.eddy John H. Stark Thomas J. Garrigan Paris Marion Streets Margaret Pegier Milton Harmony Streets Margaret Walsh Havre Street James Egan Decatur Street Charlestown Thomas Ellis Harriet D. Tate Pearl Street William P. Sanborn Medford Street John A. Sanborn Stone Street Washington Warren John P. Barnard Monument Square Laurel and Bartlett Streets Cedar Street City of Monument Winchester Home For Elm Street Elizabeth B. Winship Danfoth L. Bean Main Street Ermeline F. Bean Danforth L. Bean South Eden Street John C. Bean Mill Street William B. Byrnes Hamilton Court Middlesex Street Thatcher Magoon J H. Whitten Charlestown Five Cent Savings Kk Harriet B Eugene McCarthy Bank Henry N. Clark Biaban Place Bunker Hill Medford Streets Sarah J. M. Cook Eden Street Charles Joseph E. Crisp James Toston Howes Gheah Russell Street James Damon Bunker Hill Street Said Street Caroline C. m Mary McKenna Eliza Dewson Belmont Street James Fitzpatrick Henry H. Bradshaw Harry Lighley Charles River Avenue Water Street Warren Avenue Joseph E.crisp Lawrence Street Silas T. Buckingham Anna Amsden Chapman Street James McFague William C. Williamson John Edward Thorndike Emeline F. Bean Danforth L. Bean Meirs Samuel D. Lawin Camepice Albert A. Dyar Elizabeth J. Magwood Grove Street Dennis Mineham Bridge Court Mary E. Rouse James W. French Anderson Street Anderson Place A. — Baldwin Essex Street Harrison Avenue Washington Street Annie F. Smith Province Court Emily F. Merrick Albert Lewis Lagrange Street Almira S. Pratt Hancock Street Ridgeway Lane Amelia O. Richardson Tyler Street

Sugar smuggling arraignments in U S Commissioners Court

Aug. LS. Before Commissioner Haller, John J. Regan, John Moran and John G. Peterson were arraigned Saturday morning on charges of smuggling sugar from the Mendoza. Regan waived hearing and held in 1500 dollars for district court term. Moran also held in 1500 dollars after a hearing. Peterson’s case continued.

John J. Regan John Moran John G. Peterson Mendoza Regan District Court Moran Peterson

Municipal Courts Report of Assaults and Fines

A list of cases from Auntg municipal courts including Lizzie Murphy slate idle and disorderly for one year in prison. Edward Sweeney fined ten dollars for assault and battery. John Drummond six months for larceny. John J. Cunningham guilty of assault two months with appeal. Patrick Kerrigan fined ten dollars for assault and battery. John E. S. Skinner held for trial Aug. 22. East Boston Michael Barry fined ten dollars for drunkenness and assault and keeping shop open on Sunday and unlawfully selling liquor. Roxbury John Casey fined fifteen dollars plus half costs for assault and battery. Charlestown Patrick Durkin fined ten dollars for assault and battery and held on $400 bonds after appeal. Bartholomew Donovan case continued for judgment. Cottwell and Moore larceny cases continued to Aug. 25 for judgment. Dorchester Mrs. Thomas White case continued for assault and battery.]

McCafferty Lizzie Murphy Woman’s Edward Sweeney John Drummond House of Correction John J. Cunningham Patrick Kerrigan John E Skinner East Boston Michael Barry Roxbury John Casey Charlestown Patrick Durkin Bartholomew Donovan Cottwell and Moore Dorchester Thomas White Joseph Callahan

The Shaw Failure. A Prop. From Mr. Wyman to Creditors

George W. Morse of Boston, principal attorney for F. W. Wyman the Shaw & Brothers assignee, offered creditors 3315 cents on dollar in Bangor. Outsiders expect 3314 cents. No state preference. Laborers to be paid. Banks may advance funds if personal property is released to them as security. If needed, lawful questions could go to the U S Supreme Court, delaying final resolution. Some think a satisfactory agreement will be reached.

Charles H. Ward M. F. Dickinson, Jr Boston Ward Norwood Lumber Company Norwood N. Y Lawrence Barnard St. Albans Ogdensburg Malone N. Y Michael H. Fitzgerald Carrier Stoneham John McNaught Winthrop Allen S. Weeks Brookline George Wm. Ballou & Co New York Eastport National Bank of Eastport Palmer & Co Gardiner Joseph H. Read South Norwalk Conn James Stevenson Deane Street Bank of New Brunswick Lucier North Attleboro Charles H. Davis & Son Holden Andrew Chadbourne Shooks Waterboro John F. Shea New Haven Burlington A.A. Wyeth Cambridge George N. Nichols Lynn George Hall Ansonia Frederick K. Wood Biddeford William EB. Morse Haverhill H. W. Payne Springfield Mr. Wyman George W. Morse, Esq F. W. Wyman F. Shaw & Brothers Bangor Shaws Supreme Court of the United States

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