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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1883

Page

3

Money Market and Boston Bank Statement Summary

The money market shows steady rates with mercantile paper at 5, 5 1/4, and 6 percent and call loans at 3 1/2 to 5 percent. New York funds carry small premiums. Boston banks plan a favorable statement with a reserve rise of about $244,014. Government securities, exchange rates, and stock movements are noted, including Atchison earnings for October and ten months, and ongoing railroad and mining shares activity.

Boston New York Associated Banks of Boston Carlisle Atchison Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company Southern Kansas Railway Company Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Louisiana Missouri River Foledo Cincinnati St. Louis W.J. Craig Boston Committee New England Old Colony Maine Huron Copper Mining Company

Markets End Mixed As Rail Stocks Drag Down Averages

New York traders faced a volatile session with rail and utility shares moving gains and losses. Stocks closed irregular with declines in St. Paul Northwestern and New York Central while Western Union hovered near prior levels amid reports of railway troubles and a possible New York Central bond issue.

New York Northwest New York Central Michigan Central Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Atlantic & Pacific Northern Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Chicago and Pacific Western Division Northwestern St. Paul Quincy Rock Island Omaha Canada Southern Canada Pacific Manitoba Wabash Western Union Oregon Transcontinental North West Preferred Oregon Trans Pcos Eee Hi’st Canzun Southern Pacific Central C L& Ppla Dei L. & West Delaware & Hud Denver & Riog Elk, Ham & St. Jon Kansac& Texas Leake Shore Louisville& Nash Lake Frierw Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis New Jersey Ohio & Missisippi Ontari & West Ohio Centraiies Sypecific Mail Peoria Dec Phila Bay Milwaukee &St.p Way St. P Texas Pacific Union Pacific Artle St.l.& Pa Can. Pac

Market Report From Chicago and New York Mercantile Exchange

A wide price and delivery summary covers cereals, cheese, butter, eggs, and beans, with notes on wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley. Chicago grain values show steady wheat, higher corn and oats, plus pork futures movements. Stockyard receipts and prices for lard ribs and other provisions are listed, alongside a dressed belt item from Nathan Robbins at Faneuil Hall Market.

Cali Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Eastern Creamery Illinois New York Report State Creamery Elgin Western State Dairy State Chicago Sime &8 Askea Union Ptrokeum Nathan Roboins Faneuil Hall Market Robbins Maine Jarnun, Bearcon & Co State Street Park

Farm Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Grains and Dairy

Grain trade remains firm with corn steamer mixes at 68 to 73 cents and oats from 39 to 45 cents per bushel. Butter and eggs rise with creamery imports and regional quotations, while cornmeal and rye hold steady amid fair demand. general farm produce closes with mixed, steady prices across major items.

Minnesota Rollajour Hilinois St. Louis Juliana Michigan New York Ilinois Indiana Oliodo Choice St. Albans Vermont New Brunswick Nova Scotia P K Island Cape Nearby

Boston and Annapolis Cargo Ledger

A dense list of consignments and cargoes across Boston and Annapolis with numerous boxes oranges, rosin, hides, and rice. Names of shippers and importers appear beside quantities and goods including elephants of oranges, oil, shoes, rope, and spirits. Maritime entries record steamer names City of Columbus and Cleopatra, with multiple firms such as Atwood, Blanchard, J A W Bird, Chase, Curtis, Lombard, and others.

Savannah Columbus Atwood & Co Ames Andrew & Co Bird Case Shoes Blanchard & Little Bullard Bates Billings & Eaton Berndros Vale Paper Kbariy, Thayer & Co Bacon Merriam & Tyler Mead Mackintosh & Co Morrison & Co Geo KE Newhall Nickerson & Co Nodle Rice West Bros Farley Olendo Chas Richardson & Co Dodo Simones Manuf Co Standard Fertilizer Co Dodo Weat Keysston Co Warren Line Sawyer & Son Dodo A Simonds & Co Dodo Smith & Paine Sands, Furber & Co Dodo Sherman Jas _R Tolman Thompson Tutte & Son Fred Wilkins Wright & Moody Walworth Manusco White Bros & Sons Annapolis Cleopatra Urums Delong & Seaman Jones & Co Roberts Rogers Pawtry M Holmes Littlejoun Russell & Co Frye, Phiprs & Co L. Laie & Co Moses Eges K & Fundals Dodge & Grutt Elus & Vo Hall & Co Summerside Pek Willie Freeman Petitoes Mead & Bros Carebonear Cleddie Belle T Russell & Co

Value of Imports into the Port of Boston

The port of Boston reports varied imports ending November 30 with dry goods valued at 118,114 dollars and sugar at 105,971 dollars. Petroleum, leather, ivory, machinery, tin and steel chemicals, rum and rum products, and other items from Cuba, Demerara, Mexico, Spain, and Canada are listed with quantities and values. market summaries follow for cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and other commodities across New York, Chicago, and major ports, noting receipts, shipments, and price movements.

England Cuba Eevereee Porto Rico Ores Island Dinenthread Sic S.otrisamb Demerara Iron and Steel Mexico Coali Esc. A Fides CIA Buenos Ayres RAO Pice i Bescee Veel Eetae Chine Lees Scotland Conde Rogtor Prue Seweeneicsiines Seemie Spain Ncos Sumac Dominion OF Cdc Belgium Rome Ccee Csctee New York Uplands New Orleans Minnesota Canada Western Whitedo White State Rio Orleans City Tierca Zhoc South America Chicago Park ST. Louis Varley Gui

Maritime Cargo Totals Across Several Ports

A fragmented list details cargoes from vessels at St Johns and Liverpool with the Parthia and Palestine steamers and the Bark Ardmani Phinney at Valparaiso. Items include apples, beef, lard, flour, cotton, leather, metals, hardware, machinery, and numerous cases and boxes distributed across records of 1900s trade.

ST Jouns Liverpool Eng Steamer Parthia Artificia Watner Palestine Valparaiso Chili Erdmani Phinney ST Thomas Brig Carie EK Pickering

Shipping Exports List Totals Various Commodities

Napolis exports include 250 barrels flour 20 do meal 5 bbls pork. Bear River exports 100 bbls meal. Port Gilbert exports 250 bbls flour 250 do meal. Liverpool exports 275 bbls meal 125 do flour 110 bags corn 4 bbls beef 6 do pork. Yarmouth exports 100 bbls meal 22 tons iron.

Napolis Bear River N S Port Gilbert Liverpool Yarmouth

Railroads Trade In Cash Crops and Livestock Totals

Network entries list extensive cargo loads across eastern and regional lines. Items include bales cotton and wool, bbls butter and lard, boxes eggs and cheese, railcar lumber and leather, and numerous grain measures, with totals per railroad such as Eastern Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence. The figures show large mixed consignments and widespread freight activity across multiple railways.

Total Receipts of Staple Products WeE

A historical port table lists total receipts of staple goods from various points of shipment versus last year. Items include Cotton, Wool, Molasses, Flour, Butter, Cheese, Cornmeal, Oats, Wheat, Beans, Millfeed, Apples, Potatoes, Peas, Tallow, Leather, Beef, Pork, Lard, Hides, Grease, Hams, Tea, Skins, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, and related goods with quantities and dollars or bushels. The fragment notes reductions in flour columns and references 1882 data.

Ioss Thacwans Brass Mere Crusade Cuenes Oisadpenes Fos Omref Montener Herceipie Towell Railroad Duite Maine Railroad Fitchburg Kellroad

Financials and Commodities Roundup From London and Liverpool

London markets show Consols and various stocks mixed with Erie and Pennsylvania values. Commodity notes report slow wheat cargoes, firm corn, and shifting prices for wheat and California wheat, while Liverpool reports winter wheat, corn, pork, cheese, and cotton futures steady to soft with regionally varied prices.

London Beerbobm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane California Liverpo Liverpool Luar Suring Do Loudon Orleans

Mining Stock Close. Independence and Day Assessments

San Francisco December 3 official closing mining stock prices listed. Independent mining company levies a 26 cent per share assessment while Day Mining imposes a 30 cent per share levy. Other names include Northern Belle Best and Belcher Nevada Silver King Hale and Norcross Midas Moxico Yellow Jacket and Ora.

San Francisco Cal WAR Nsw Northern Beile Ccc.s Best and Belcher Cove Independence Mining Company Day Mining Company

Move to standard gauge for Toledo Cincinnati line gains momentum

A strong movement seeks to convert the Toledo Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad from Ironton to Delphos to standard gauge. A committee of experts will survey the line next week to promote a gauge change with low bonded debt. If completed, the westward route could become a leading property with new steel rails and equipment, supporting coal markets in the northwest and west.

Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Ironton Ohio Delphos Jackson County Hacking Coas Chicago Toledo St. Louis Mexico Texas Cairo Lakes Aretus Blood Manchester Ex-Gay Cheney C. S Ware, Jr Fitchburg Rodney Wallace Charles S. Mellen Berlin John B. Means R. M. Wallace Milford Bedford Merrimack Amherst Brookline Mason Peterboro Boston Lowell and Concord Worcester and Nashua Ayer Junction Worcester New York Lowell Hoosac New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railroad Fitchburg Railroad West Shore General Court New York Central Hores Walt Bullalio Hoosac Tunnel Erie New York & New England Troy and Greenffield and

United States Court Adjourns Roughly to Hear Brigham Case

The United States Circuit Court stands adjourned until Tuesday morning when the charge in United States vs Brigham will be delivered. The jury will be empanelled to try a case in which the United States has taken land in Fall River and will view the premises.

United States Circuit Court United States Brigham Fall River

Supreme Ju pician Country Equity Hearings Before Justice Holmes

Regular weekly list of equity cases will be called before Justice Holmes with hearings beginning.

Justice Holmes

Court sessions list cases before three judges

The record outlines three sessions before Judges Bacon and Stares listing case numbers and parties. Avery v Wheatland to Levin v Vannevar in the first session, Proctor v Whitcomb to Poiger in the second, and Hornblower v Brooks to Cunningham v Rankin in the third session with multiple firm names and associations.

Expenditures for Bussey Park Discussed by Boston Aldermen

The Monday Aldermen meeting in South Boston included petitions from New England Electric Light for a pole on A street and the Boston Telegraph for two posts on the Berkeley Street Bridge. The park commission submitted a report on the $15,660 appropriation for driveways and Arnold Arboretum, detailing costs and proposed transfers to continue driveways, with a balance of $10,439.67 on hand and a projected $75,000 total cost. committee actions and transfers followed before adjournment.

Board of Aldermen O’brien Tolbert P. Atkinson Edward Earle New England Electric Light. Company Boston New England Telegraph and Telephone Company Berkeley Street Park Commissioners Arnold Arboretum BABON Cancinekecssgdipte Island East Park Nursery Austin Farm Charles H. Dalton William Gray, Jr Henry Lee Committee On Finance C. W. Parker & Co Moon Island Engine House Bunker Hill Street Grammar Kenilworth Street O Street Howard Avenue Chapman Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation Mutlay River Beacon Street Charles River South Boston West Broadway Harrison Avenue Washington Street Metropolitan Railroad Beach Street Firet National Park National Bank of Redemption Do Tremont National Bank Vemont Mass Rd Lemson Cash Ky Co Washington Mills Cambridge R. R New Eng Weston Electric Licht Co Little Rock Mise Rio Tex Oia Colony Union Pacific Continental National Bank Sleekstone National Bank Manufacturers’ National Bank Union Market National Bank Watertown Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co Connotton Valley R K Co Lynn & Boston K KR Istmos New England Car Trust State Street Messrs George Choshaw & CO London Francis Peabody J. W. Field TuFdt

Long List of Firms Down on Their Luck in Insolvency

A Boston era insolvency roundup lists Thomas Murphy of Lewiston and many others from Maine to Connecticut and beyond. It notes failures, suspensions, and assignments of various grocers, boot and shoe dealers, manufacturers, and merchants, with liabilities ranging from thousands to over ten thousand dollars. Some entries mention settlements or offers by creditors, while others indicate court actions or receivership processes.

Thomas Murphy Grocer Lewiston Bailey & Brainard Cobalt W.4l. Watt Lima George E. Cummings Ashtabula A. S. Burnham John C. Hawley New Haven Gaines & Son Spartansburg S. C Aaron W. Goldsmith Waterbury Edward R. Barnes Albert Webb & Co Commercial Street Portland Nathan Cleaves Kendell & Phillipa State Street Boston Sidle Fletcher Holmes Company Minneapolis Minn Alma A. Youngman J. R. Sanborn & Co Dudley Street M. C. Cushing Skowhegan Samuel Meyers Danbury Oh Kenyon & Co Tarford Morris G. Hardy Lawrence Willl Hi. E. Marr Bangor M. Sillaro & Co Danvers K. Newyens Montague William T. M. White New Bedford George C. Loveland Providence R. I Charles E. Humphrey Faris Tenn Henry Stiles Albion N. Y O. M. Potts Consville Jefferson Chase Chase & Son Chase Londonderry Iron and Steel Company Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Gillespie, Moffat & Co Montreal C. Lamoureux & Co Montreat George A. Perry & Co Young, Thayer & Co Young Hall Buckingham R. P. Hall & CO Nashua N. H County of Suffolk Mount Vernon Street Keston Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chalestown Charlotte K. Jones Anne Suffolk WM. C. Williamson Charlotte Kk. Jones

Grand jury to report next Saturday on examined cases

Jail list shows 171 persons confined at Charles Street jail with 76 for trial, 10 for examination, 11 sentenced, 39 on fines and costs, 3 as witnesses, and 2 debtors.

Charles Street

Probate Admits Wills of Five Named Persons

Wills of Elias Warshauer William H Studley John White John F Nightingale and Helen A Smith were admitted to probate Letters of administration issued for the estates of Lydia F Briard Edward N McPhee George Vose John M Hewes Catherine Doherty John O Brien Andrew Porter James T Steel Lucy R Hopkins Edward W Marchant Charles Nesenbaud Hannah L C Walcott Cornelius Collins Almira H Cooledge Lydia A Simmonds and Mary L Willard are recorded as administrated estates.

Elias Warshauer William H. Studley John White John F. Nightingale Helen A. Smith Lydia F. Briard Edward N. McPhee George Vose John M. Hewes Catherine Doherty John O’ Brien Andrew Porter James T. Steel Lucy R. Hopkins Charles Nesenbaud

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