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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1883

Page

3

Money matters in Boston mercantile rates and exchange

Money is steady with easy discount rates. Mercantile paper runs 5 to 6 percent, most at 5 1 2 percent. Call loans with collateral 3 to 4 percent. corporation notes 4 1 2 to 5 percent. Clearing-house balance 1 1 2 to 2 percent, mainly 2. Gross exchanges 13,754,247. balance 1,845,477. New York funds 10 to 12 cents premium. foreign exchange weaker. Paris francs 518 short-sight, 5214 60-day. Reichmarks 943 60-day, 95 short-sight. Ex-dividend.

Mercantile Paper New York Paris Reichmarks Atlantic and Pacific Buffalo Philadelphia Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe Hannibal St. Joseph Erie Kansas Texas Villard’s Senate Northern Pacific Company The Stock Exchange Oregon Transcontinental Transcontinental Northern Pacific Oregon Navigation Lla Western Roads Iowa Shorts Northwestern St. Paul Canada Southern Chicago Burlington and Quincy Michigan Central Manitoba Oregon Oregon Navigation Pennsylvania Railroad St. Paul Lg Lackawanna Lake Shore Oregon Transcontinental Ll Omaha Lessing Europe TNE PTC Nr Ae Saies Bi'st. Lo Pacific Canada South Ne Q St. L L, & West Delaware & Hud Denver& Riog Hon Louisville& Nash Lake Erie & W Memphis & C Northwest New Jersey Ohio Missisippi Ontario & West Peoria Dec Philo Reading Milwaukee &St.p St. P Bay Texas Pacific Union Pacific St.l Tal Thy Oregon Tian N.Y N.E Ble Bay Bur&q

Provisions and produce markets steady with broad ranges

Provisions pork and lard stay firm with high bids for extra prime pork and western lard. Beef, bacon, and plate cuts hold steady under active trade. Produce shows firm butter and steady cheese while beans, potatoes, and green apples trend mixed. Sugar, salt, seed, and tobacco pricing remain stable amid ongoing demand for dried goods and wool remains steady with notable regional price levels.

New York Vermont Western Dairy Nova Scotia Houston Aroostook Shasse Burbank Prince Edward Island Carolina Rangoon Turk's Island Cadiz Bond Trapani Liverpool Sumac Sicily Connecticut Massachusetts Havana Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Michigan California Eastern Maine Cape Great Britain

Ocean freight cargo summaries from Nova Scotia coastlines

Sydney in C B reports schooners Regina B and Bess carrying flour meal lard onions and tub goods with various biscuit counts. Cape Sable Argyle lists Mary Alice with flour and meal. Mary Jane on Souris route carries tar pitch rolls paper copper oil flour meal kerosene. Beaver River Benj Killam loads meal flour coal soap oil pork. Barrington Edmund ships meal flour kerosene oil pork beef lard beans.

Sydney C B Regina Meteghan River Bess Cape Sable Argyle Mary Alice Plymouth Eng New York Kovne Souris Steep River Beaver River N.S Benj Killam Barrington Edmund

Receipts of Stapie Producte Dec

A long list of railroad receipts from multiple lines detailing numerous goods and quantities including wool, meal, corn, wheat, tallow, lard, bacon, butter, eggs, apples, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and more. Entries cover Maine, itchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, Peabody and Salem Express, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and related shipments by sea and rail. Names of lines and item totals appear in dense OCR style.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Itchburg Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem New York New England Old Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad C.s

Port Receipts Track Staple Goods for December Day

Total receipts of principal staples at this port today from all points of shipment are reported, including commodities in transit, compared with the corresponding day last year. The table lists quantities for December and highlights changes from the prior year.

Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Monitor Dec 5

Market report from Brighton and Watertown with totals for cattle sheep lambs calves and swine. Arrivals across yards at Brighton and Watertown show varied demand. prices range from cattle at 5.60 to 9.50 per cwt and sheep and lambs about 6 to 7 cents per pound, with notes on western and Canadan sources and recent trade shifts.

Livestock Market Receipts and Sales Report

A detailed list of livestock activity shows receipts of hogs at 54 6c live weight and 16 western steers priced up to 6 30 per hundredweight. Cattle, cows, oxen, and dairy stock are cataloged with prices from $14 for a yearling bull to $60 for milch cows, with multiple buyers including Brack & Wood, Aldrich & Johnson, and J D Hosmer.

Calcutta Buenos Ayres Western Madras Cape Good Hope Indigo T. India Porto Rico Barbadoes Cienfuegos New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island COM Oises New York Canada Heiphaoe Boston Lower Fitchburg Albany Eastern Maine New Seems Old Colony Providence Brighton N. B F. H. Coolidge Hollis & Co Libty & Merrill S. H. Wardwell J. H. Fogg J. G. Littlefield OC. O. Howe Glines & Westin J. B. Bussey C. A. Sanborn T. J. Canser Seattie W. W. Austin O. Sanborn Geo. Barris Dow & Moulton J. Keazer Try Aldrich & Johnson EB. F. Adden O. F. Bothell I. Bo Sargent H. A. Wilcox Breck x. Wooe Jos Remick H Ingerson J Carroll A.B Edwards N K Campbell Combs& Farrar Sargent & Turner S H Eldred P Gleason French & Son JR Newton L W Tinker C H Kidder F S Kimball KK S Hastings Wo Kicker W G Flanders L C Fairbanks A Worthemn H V Whipple Martin & Squier J L Henry H Burr AD Norton Scattering Connecticut Leavitt, Jr J K Fulton W Dempsey G McBride W Fisher B Hurlburt O Fisher A N Monroe Hathaway & Jackson Eens Jr Farrell & Stetson Wenny Gregg George Mooney Say D. J. Crigg A. N. Monroe Liverpool F. Jewett & Co Thenoad H. Wardwell S. I. Eldred A. D. Norton C. 0. Howe Union Yards JS Fry G A Sawyer Slee J K Fullen Watertown D. H. Cregg J QO Sanborn Sege D. W Breck & Wood Slgc T. J. Courser Brighton Landing Stee É. Leavitt, Jr Salefot Erie Glge Brigh J If Fogg JS Henry

Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain prices drift

Cotton markets show quiet trading with mixed receipts at leading ports. British and French imports vary, with New York reports noting weak cotton and minor price shifts. Chicago and St Louis reflect firmer hogs and steadier pork, while Albany and Cincinnati show modest gains in beef, veal, and grain futures.

London and Liverpool Market Report on Wheat Corn and Cotton

London reports quiet demand for wheat with little activity and cheaper prices as imports from the prior week rise to 225000 to 280000 quarters. Liverpool markets show downtrends in flour and wheat, steady corn, and varied prices across commodities including pork bacon lard cheese and tallow amid Cotton market with moderate enquiry and plentiful supply.

Michigan New York Llinois S. Touisee Indiana Ohio Nova Scotia Hake Yaddock Malaga London Muscatel Valencia Sultana Turkey Florida Messina Warren Powder Mills Eureka Softon Sporting du Pont Sporting Rae Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool United Kingdom California Uplands Orleans

Ferry Hugh O Brien launches from Brooks Wharf East Boston

The new ferry boat to run between East Boston and the city proper was launched Wednesday morning at Brooks's wharf. It has been named the Hugh O'Brien. The street commissioners widen Tabor street at Warren street. Norfolk place petitions from S. S. Campbell and others. A fourteen man delegation from French trades unions visited Norway Iron Works, Cow Pasture pumping station, and city hall, with Mayor Palmer and President Morse hosting. They toured University Press in Cambridge and other manufactories, ending with a Parker House reception by Boston French societies.

East Boston Brooks’s Wharf Hugh O’brien Tabor Street Warren Street S. S. Campbell Norfolk Place Trades Unions of France Norway Iron Works South Boston Cow Pasture Central Trade and Labor Union of Boston City Hall Palmer Morse Common Council Water Board University Press Cambridge Parker House City Hospital Fire Department Fort Hill Square Deer Island New York Providence R. I Fall River United States

Superior Court First Session Proceedings and Docket

The December first session before Judge Rockwell resumed Rankin versus Taunton Locomotive Works for personal injury damages. Second session before Judge Bacon resumed Oakman and Paul cases, expected to finish Thursday morning. Docket lists numerous cases including Proctor versus Whitcomb and McVey versus McDermott among others.

Stperior Rockwell Rankin Vs Taunton Locomotive Works Bacon Oakman and Paul

Wills Proved for Five Local Residents in Probate Court

The wills of Mary A. Harris of Wrentham Elizabeth E. Daniels of Medfield Horace A. Pond of Wrentham and Maurice Flynn of Walpole were allowed. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of Hannah Fisher of Norfolk William A. Cowell of Wrentham Richard Cole of Medfield Prudence Whitney of Brookline Julia Wiswall of Hyde Park and Julia A. Harding of Dover.

Mary A. Harris Wrentham Elizabeth E. Daniels Medfield Horace A. Pond Maurice Flynn Walpole Hannah Fisher Norfolk William A. Cowell Richard Cole Prudence Whitney Brookline Julia Wiswall Hyde Park Julia A. Harding Dover

Probate court probate list and municipal court cases

Wills admitted to probate for Charles Bailey Natick David Warren Somerville Patrick Gilloran Cambridge John Darrell Weston Cyrus Cummings Woburn Emily P Emerson Reading Elizabeth B Torrey Groton and administrators named Harriet A Stone Framingham John Kimball Melrose Lucy L Wilson Natick Thomas S Scannell Framingham William S Gibson Arlington John R Moore Lowell Benj Swift Pepperell Hannah R Going Lowell Clara J Belcher Somerville Francis Ke Sanderson and Kate M Sanderson Littleton Joel A Pierce Lowell. Municipal Court actions December 5 before Judge McCafferty David Keith guilty of refusing to pay fare fined 10 dollars plus costs. Edward McCann charged with robbery held for appearance. John Sweeney assault and battery held for December 7. George Flint threats held for December 7. Timothy Coakley larceny and maliciously breaking glass held for superior court. Henry Seldon larceny held for December 11. Henry R Gardner embezzlement continued held for December 7. Abram Smolinski attempted pickpocket held for superior court. Charlestown court James Cobb assault case continued to December 8. South Boston Dennis Collins fined 18 dollars and costs for assault. William Dunn found guilty assault on Officer O Shaughnessey Thanksgiving eve fined 5 dollars and costs plus 2 dollars for profanity. Roxbury Hugh McGaffigan Frank J Kelley breaking and entering held for upper court.

Charles Bailey Natick David Warren Somerville Patrick Gilloran Cambridge John Darrell Weston Cyrus Cummings Woburn Emily P. Emerson Reading Elizabeth B. Torrey Groton Harriet A. Stone Framingham John Kimball Melrose Lucy L. Wilson Thomas 8. Scannell William 8. Gibson Arlington John R. Moore Lowell Benj. Swift Pepperell Hannah R. Going Clara J. Belcher Francis KE. Sanderson Kate M. Sanderson Littleton Joel A. Pierce McCafferty David Keith Edward McCann Jeremiah Mahoney John Sweeney George Flint Timothy Coakley Henry Seldon Henry R. Gardner Abram Smolinski Charlestown James Cobb Sarah Cobb South Boston Dennis Collins George Hunnewell George Bush William Dunn O’shaughnessey Washington Hall Roxbury Court Hugh MecGaffigan Frank J. Kelley

Annual report notes improvements and new mortgage for Rumford Falls and Buckfield

The Rumford Falls and Buckfield railroad company reports satisfactory yearly results with property improvements. A mortgage of 180000 dollars was issued to secure bonds, leaving 137000 to retire a receiver's certificate and 43000 for paying floating debt. The treasurer reports total receipts 52272.01, expenditures 35281.61, net earnings 16990.40.

Rumford Falls Buckfield Railroad Company Imppm S.C. An Rews

Adulteration of Milk Reported in Greater Boston Area

The state board of health reports widespread adulteration of milk sold near Boston under a law prosecuting adulterated foods. Among 100 city samples none were watered. Chelsea showed a 60 percent water mix retailing at a fraction of a cent per quart. Chelsea Charlestown Lowell Lynn and Cambridge all showed poor quality with few standards met. Worcester yielded the best results.

State Board of Health Parsons Boston Chelsea Charlestown Lowell Lynn Worcester Cambridge

Record Pacific cod fish catch in 1883 on Santa Barbara coast

The Santa Barbara Press notes an unprecedented Pacific cod catch during 1883 totaling about 1,743,000 fish or roughly 2,981 tons, exceeding 1882 by about 1,100 tons. Fish average size also reportedly larger than last year, marking an exceptional season.

Santa Barbara

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