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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1883

Page

3

November Clearing Totals At Major U S Exchanges

A table shows November 1883 gross exchanges at leading U S clearing houses with comparisons to November 1882. New York and Boston report large totals, Chicago and St Louis also strong while smaller markets like Providence and Worcester show gains. Foreign exchange rates and government securities activity noted alongside auctions and print cloth market conditions.

United States New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Inc Baltimore San Francisco New Orleans Cincinnati Pittsburg Providence Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City Detroit Parteners Eaau Cleveland Memphis Indianapolis Columbus New Haven Peoria Portland Springfield Orcester Lowell Syracuse N.Y St. Francisco N. Orleans Leouisville Hartford Kew Haven Worcester

Boston and Langdon Manufacturing Dividend Declared

The Boston manufacturing company declares a 3 percent dividend. Langdon Manufacturing reports orders in stocks promptly executed at Boston and New York stock boards by Richardson Hill Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.

Bates Boston Cocheco This Hamilton Lowell Massachusetts Nashua Newmarket Pacific Union of Great Falls Laconia Lyman Middlesex Fall River Barnaby King Philip Mechanics Sagamore Slade City Continental First National Merchandise Old Boston Third National Webster Blackstone Commerce Redemption Suffolk Tremont Bunker Hill Manufacturers Monument New England Republic Globe New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Tea Co Remont Street Lovejoy P.O United States Teamo Tremont Street Mass Ihis Company State St Varick and Laight Sts

New York Markets Hold Firm Amid Rumors and Stock Rise

The New York market opened firm with general list gains as London quotas rose. Erie's and Lake Shore show strongest demand while Gould stocks lag. Rumors of Keene Hutchinson Vanderbilts boosting purchases and concerns over Oregon Transcontinental weigh on broader indices. Trading volume nears 3760000 shares with notable activity in Lackawanna and other major rails.

New York Prime Mercantile London Erie Lake Shore Vanderbilt Lackawanna Gould Keene-Hutchinson- Vanderbilt Keene Hutchinson S.n. White Hollins & Co Shelton E. K. Villard van Emburgh Oregon Transacntions Wscarage Pt Crs Canaga Southern Central Pacific Louisville& Nash Lake Erie&w Michigan Central Dilly Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis Northwestern New Jersey Bay Northern Pacific Ohio & Mississpp Ontaro & West One Centra Pacific Mail Peora Dec. & KE Lilo Phila Heading Milwaukee &St.p St. P Union Pacific Western Union G C N.Y N.E Manitoba Gale

Debt figures from treasury notes and bonds report

The document lists bonds at various rates 5 34 3 and 4 percent, including refunding certificates and Navy pension fund bonds. It shows total principal and interest, debt on which interest ceased since maturity, and debt bearing no interest such as old notes and deposits. It also notes losses estimated, decreases from June 30 1883, and current liabilities.

Navy Pension Fund Plcs Vis Cs Cs Cake Dans Saeeben Oss Obee Pcan Oe Sinciddeen United States

Thanksgiving poultry market notes and long trade table

Detailed figures for corn, oats, lard, and meat stockyard receipts and prices. Mentions Kentucky mutton, Hiscock & Prior stalls, and a lengthy account on tainted poultry and inspector practices at Boston canners. Includes reflections on Thanksgiving trade and shipping quality issues from Northern New York and Vermont.

Hiscock Faneuil Kentucky Hiscock Senior Great Britain Pepe Post New York Vermont Soap Bokers Ward Canning Canning Establishment Fanecui Boston Inspector of Surovisions

Market Prices for Grains and Provisions in Local Trade

The market remains dull and unchanged for flour with various grades listed from Western supertine at 3 3 50 per barrel to Indiana Ohio and Michigan brands. Grain values steady with firm corn and oats, rye quiet, and mill feeds and cottonseed meal quoted. Butter, cheese, eggs firm with upward tilt. beef, pork and lard steady. diverse produce including potatoes, apples, dried fruits, vegetables, and tropicals shown with current quotations.

Minnesota St. Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Ulineis Smlal Choice St. Albans Vermont New Brunswick Nova Scotia Easland Western Cape Nearby Canada Burbank New York State Ben Davis New England Jerseys Richmonds Boston Texas Philadelphia Florida Palermo Malaga Liverpool Uplands Milwaukee Eye Bariey United Taliow Tierce Beef City Extra India Mess South America

Vast 19th Century Imports List from Global Ports

A sprawling OCR scan catalogs imports at Boston Liverpool and other ports, listing dozens of goods and consignors. Entries name steamer, consignors such as Baring Bros Co Jere Abbott Co and many more, with quantities like bales bags boxes cases tons and crates, including woollen goods earthenware tin plates pig iron and coal.

Boston Liverpool Eng Kansas Baring Bros & Co Jere Abbott & Co K Howson Starweather & Co Hilton Weston & Co Kidder, Peabody & Co Bray & Hayes G C Goodwin & Co Prise Varthen Ware Abram French & Co Dodo Jones, McDaffee & Stratton Rogers & Co Merchants Despatch Transportation Co S D Warren & Co E & F King & Co Burgess & Goddard Tully & Co Despatch Transportation Co Moise Beach & Co Belcher Bros Perkins & Co Baring Bros & c Mauus Co Hull Kovne Bessemer Brown Bros & Co Hammond Welch Wadsworth Bros & Howland Gay & Wolf Stone & Downer Rellenback Bros & Mink Moors & Co Hayward, Perry & Franklyn Jackson Page & Newell Kendall Wilson Robi Bush & Co Horace Partridge & Co Oliver Ditson & Co London Barclay & Co Yabacoa Mary Barnett Whitney, Pousland & Co Bates & Barnett Gossier & Co Iloilo Blanchard Mats Suzar Wakefield Baies Hemp Winsor & Son Nickerson Meteghan N S

Foreign Exports and Trades Across Atlantic Ports

List of cargoes shipped from Halifax and other Atlantic ports including Canroli and Tyrone. Entries name vessels, destinations, and quantities of goods such as fish, flour, lumber, coffee, tobacco, lard, sugar, and hardware, with multiple ports like ST PIERRE MIQ HALIFAX NL LUNENBURG NS HARBOR GRACE NF ST JOHN NB PORT GILBERT NS and ships Tyrone Laodomia Dahlia and Alpharetta.

Halifax Charlottetown Pet Canroli Brazil ST Pierre Miq Tyrone Manila Harbor Grace N F Lunenburg Sydney Iceland ST John Port Gilbert N S Princess

Merchandise Shipments by Rail and Sea Exceed List Prices

Receipts show multiple rail lines and sea conveyances delivering vast quantities of wool, flour, corn, meal, corm, millfeed, pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, and various meats. Entities include Lowell Railroad, Maine H Railroad, Fitchburg Railroad, Eastern Railroad, Grand Junction Railroad, New York and New England Railroad, Old Colony Railroad, Boston and Albany Railroad, Providence Railroad, and By Sea expresses, with figures ranging from dozens to thousands of units across December totals.

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

Markets by Telegraph Cottom Marto Ba'es Poet

Market reports from New York and other cities show quiet trading with net receipts and shipments detailed for cotton, grains, and provisions. Prices vary by region, with steady or softer tones in spots, and notable mentions of exports, coastwise movements, and market activity across multiple ports.

Louis New York Alveston Britain Great Britain Wilmington Norfolk Alinuin Nail Memphis Stecx Ceca Tanteirviler Sele Asus Bonce Iosssen Neces Udarubolua ANNAH C.c.ces Sfos Sock Philadelphia Augusta Goss Tecets Ceee Aigistock Cece Severcee Atsbick Ccsrenee LTIMO United States Continent Eescnerees Loosigock Wccce Sace

Market Reports From Chicago Detroit Toledo And Cincinnati

Receipts and prices across major markets show hogs steady to weak with declines of about 10 cents in Chicago. Cattle and sheep also trend lower, with varied shipments and bid ranges. Wheat and corn futures move unevenly, with No 1 white fall in Detroit and mixed prices elsewhere. Multiple cities report supply levels and routings for grain and livestock.

Gloucester Nova Scotia Cape Ann Chicago ST. Louis Detroit Toledo Cincinnati

London and Liverpool Market Reports From December

Commercial dispatch notes floating cargoes of wheat and corn inactive while wheat demand remains small in Liverpool. Prices listed for flour and grains, cotton dull and easier, Havana sugar inactive with minimal prices, stocks and weekly receipts noted, tobacco active with specific filler prices, exchange quiet with premiums for U.S. sight and 60-day gold.

Paris London Bank of England Sosuey Sncsesseee Eee Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool California Uplands Orleans Havana Matanzas United States Remedios Partido

Court record notes dec 1 session and maritime cases

U S Commissioners Court convened December 1 before Judge Nelson. Talbot versus Atchison and Topeka Railroad Co proceedings resumed but not completed. Alfred Weiss, two seamen, bound over in 300 for December district court term for assault at sea. Obed W Huey arranged for extreme cruelty to steward John Dibbard, held 600 for December term. Horatio Allen, master of the Celina, bound over 200 on two counts of beating and wounding crew at sea.

U. Ss. Commissioners Court Nelson Thos. H. Talbot Atchison and Topeka Railroad Co Hallett Alfred Weiss Obed W. Huey Florence John Dibbard San Francisco Horatio Allen Celina

Superior Court First Session Docket Summary

The record lists cases across three sessions before Judges Rockwell Bacon and Staples. Docket items include Avery versus Wheatland, Doherty v Boston Catholic Cemetery Assn, Goddard v New York and New England Railroad Co, Brown v Boston Ice Co, and multiple others, with case numbers ranging from 1562 to 2855 and notes of parties and defendants.

Avery Wheatland Doherty Boston Cath. Cem. Ass'n Ingails Fenton Goddard N. Y

Notice Not Sufficient In City Injury Case

Supreme Judicial Court holds that a notice of injury stating the accident occurred on the north side rather than the south side of Everett Street was insufficient. The court rules the 1882 statute not retroactive and directs verdict for the city of Salem.

John Shallow City of Salem Everett St Supreme Court

Municipal Court Roundup Delinquent Larceny and Assault Cases

In the central court Joseph R. May was held in $100 for Dec. 7 on larceny. Moses and Isaac Oliver, both colored, held in $100 each for Dec. 5. Stephen Elimore charged with highway robbery held in $2600 for Dec. 6 examination. Albert Finney held in $200 for Dec. 4 larceny. John Green fined $10 and costs for assault and battery and held in $200 on appeal. William J. Donnelly held in $1000 for Dec. 3 trial. Juceco Frank and Charles Zucchi charged with assault and battery. Frank guilty, fined $10 and costs. Zucchi discharged. Patrick McDermott in Boston Highlands case continued to Dec. 5 under $200 bonds. East Boston, Thomas Lambert held in $100 for examination Dec. 5 for neglecting to provide for his infant child. Thomas Rowland held in $160 for hearing. Charlestown, John Kiley held in $300 bonds for further examination Dec. 7.

Central Court Joseph R. May Moses Isaac Oliver Stephen Elimore Albert Finney John Green William J. Donnelly Juceco Frank Charles Zucchi Boston Eighlands Patrick McDermott East Boston Thomas Lambert Thomas Rowland Charlestown John Kiley

Club meetings list Boston area society events

Massachusetts and Middlesex clubs met at Youngs on Saturday with no guests present. New Towne club members discussed abolishing capital punishment in Massachusetts led by G L Wentworth and G A Perkins. Boston club attended Parker's and Agricultural club hosted Hon F B Hayes. Shattuck club dined at Revere House. Boston Art Club monthly elected new members including Adwins, Allen, Burgett, Crosby, Cushing, Hassam, Hemenway, Hollingsworth, Means, Osgood, Page, Phelps, Sampson, Smith, Walker, Walker, Woodbury, and others.

Massachusetts Middlesex Young's Newtowne G. L. Wentworth G. A. Perkins Boston Parker’s Agricultural Club F. B. Hayes Shattuck Club Revere House Boston Art Club

Unitarian Club and Local Meetings Schedule

The piece lists events including Barnicoat associates annual dinner at Parker house on Tuesday evening January 8 Rev Robert Collyer of New York to speak at the Unitarian club Dec 12 Church Hospitality. An athletic exhibition at the YMCA gym tonight Boston Cadet band to provide music. A public meeting at Trinity Chapel Wednesday Dec 5 at 4 PM on Hospital for the Incurables. A mass meeting of New England Baptist Sunday schools at Fremont Temple next Wednesday evening. A Meionaven reception and social 5 to 6 PM followed by supper and 7 PM addresses by the Baptist Sunday School Help editor for 1884.

Barnicoat Associates Parker House Robert Collyer New York Unitarian Club Young Men’s Christian Association Boston Cadet Band Trinity Chapel New England Baptist Sunday Schools Fremont Temple Meionavcn Baptist Sunday School Help

Freshmen Football Draw At Jarvisfield Cambridge

Yale and Harvard freshmen played to a draw at Jarvisfield Cambridge on Saturday afternoon. The Boston club reopens the South End grounds for three years with a double fence and enlarged grand stand for next season. The New England polo clubs organize with officers elected. Morrill signs with Boston Base Ball, Radford released. Fourteen players engaged, full reserve team planned.

Yale Harvard Jarvisfield Cambridge Boston South End New England League of Polo Clubs George H. Taylor Lowell Benjamin Clough, Jr F. E. Winslow H. A. Diston Morrill Paul Radford

Frightful collision injures trotting horse Jim Sands

New York reports a severe collision left the trotting horse Jim Sands with bruises and lameness. Owner Noble Thompson of Nec. 1.303 Broadway had a vet care him for three months without improvement. St Jacobs Oil then used, and the horse fully recovered able to trot mile heats in 2:21. Thompson hails the oil as the prince of the age.

Union Pacific Messrs. Dillon and Swayne St. Joseph and Western Securities Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis John Felt Osgood Cincinnati and ST. Louis Parker House John Felt OsGoCop Union Pacific Railroad Missouri River Salt Lake City Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Atlantic & Pacific Flint & Pere New York and New England Railroad Company New York and New England Boston and Albany Railroad Company New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company New York and New England New York Gen. Wilson Mexican Central Atlantic Pacific Worcester Mass Nashua Rochester New Road Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Charles S. Turner T. W. Hammond American Bell Telephone Messrs. Perkins Dupee & Co Town of Waltham Jim Sands Noble Thompson Broadway St. Jacobs Thompson

Marriages Chronology From Various New England Locales

A series of marriage notices list brides and grooms in locations such as Danvers Charlestown Boston Cambridge Malden Belmont Southborough and Springfield Mo with alt dates around the 27th to 29th. Names include Henry Merrill Sarah M Daw son Charles Morse Mary J Hopkins George A Stiles Maria V Murray Walter M Lincoln Susie C Allen and others reflecting cross town connections and church affiliations.

George A. Stiles Maria V. Murray Boston Lincoln—Allen Cambridge A. V. G. Allen Walter M. Lincoln Susie C. Allen Senter—Curtis Malden Alt J. W. Wellman O.S. Senter Sophia Curtis Scituate Vinton—Hubbard D. D John Vinton Martha A. Hubbard Noves—Osgood Belmont J. W. Wilson Walter H. Noyes Marion Osgood Bemont Littlefield Howe Southborough John le Bosquet George W. Littlefield Hattie L Israel G. Howe

New Road Projected Through Indian Territory Considered

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad seeks congressionally granted right of way from west of Galveston county, Texas to west of Coffeyville, Kansas, with payments to tribes and annual sums to the interior secretary, to connect near St. Louis. Also reports Bar Harbor opposition to Mt Desert Island railroad. Earnings data show Denver and Rio Grande gains in November.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Company Congress Indian Territory Galveston County Tex Coffeyville Kan Cox Senate Secretary of the Interior St Louis St. Louis San Francisco Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Burlington and Quincy Chicago and Alton Mt. Desert Railroad Bar Harbor

Emerson Not One of the Great Writers or Philosophers

Matthew Arnold’s Chickering Hall address on Emerson critiques his poetry as not simple or energetic and questions his place among great writers. He praises Emerson’s noble eloquence and hopeful temper, comparing him to Marcus Aurelius and Franklin, noting his essays’ importance in prose and urging readers to value his spirit and guidance.

Matthew Arnold Emerson Chickering Hall Boston Bay Milton Pat Mae Ou Montaigne la Bruyere Addison Hiwthorne Plates Spinozas Swifts Voltaires Addisons Emeson Marcus Aurelius Semerson Bowlders Worlsworth Carlyle Franklin Felicity

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