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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1883

Page

3

Exchange Market and Bank Formation Reports

Foreign exchange quiet with London 60 day bills around 4814 per pound and 60 day bills at 4843 to 4845. Paris francs at 519 for short sight and 521 to 5224 per dollar for 60 day bills. Reichsmarks at 94% and 953 for 60 day and short sight bills. Treasury announces organization of The First National Bank of Brookings Dakota Territory, Capital 50600, Thomas L. Fishback president, Thrace Fishback cashier. Stock market generally weak with railroad earnings for November and year to date listed, showing figures for several lines.

London Paris Pacific Treasury Department First National Bank of Brooklings Dakota Territory Thomas L. Fishback Thrace Fishback

Dividend Declarations From Multiple Companies

The American Bell Telephone company declares a dividend of 3 per share. Elastic Soapstone Roofing announces a 10 percent cash dividend payable December 20. Collateral Loan company declares a 3 percent dividend payable January 1 to stockholders of record December 20.

American Bell Telephone Company Elastic Soapstone Roofing Company Collateral Loan Company Summer Street Edward S. Hayward Boston Bec Denim Strees Fitchburg Railroad Company Mason D. Benson de Strat Amoskeag Manufacturing CO State Street Vermaewase C. E. A. Bartlett

Call Board Sale and Grain Receipts Summary

First call reports six cars of No 2 white and mixed lots with prices ranging 41c to 46c, second call shows 15 cars No 2 white and deliveries through May at about 46c. Grain inspections note mixed No 2 red winter, No 2 mixed and steamer lots. receipts today include corn 45,500 bus, wheat 5,000 bus, oats 23,775, with flour 8,487 bbls and 7,280 sacks. Prices seen on Chicago wheat and corn futures and Liverpool cheese and butter markets are listed. visible grain stocks show large totals across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley. Union Stockyard hogs receipts around 41,000 to 44,039. petroleum certificates opened near 115 and closed near 114.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New York Boston Chicago Cbi Orleans Minnesota Bard Duluth Southern Eros Wgc Rio Lilec Salesia Esee America Steinrdoll Gloucester Tme Grorges Novatia Haddock N.S Cape Ann Advertiser ST. Louis Barney Dull Milwaukee

Flour and grain prices hold steady amid dull markets

The report shows a flat flour market with Western superfine at 3.4350 per barrel and various regional prices for Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and New York flour, with rye flour at 3.75 to 4.25 per barrel. Corn meal sells 2.90 to 2.95 per barrel, oats unsettled, rye quiet, and mill feeds and butter cheese and eggs listed as steady or dull.

Minnesota St. Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Illnsis Louis

Foreign Exports to Liverpool and St Thomas Details

Shipping list from Liverpool shows Steamer Iowa cleared December 11 carrying 34 000 bushels carp 340 head cattle 340 sheep 31 bales leather 50 crates aurophones 755 boxes bacon 5 tierees leaf lard 75 de beef 10 cases leather 15 de organs 7 de circulars 11 do 86 bales domestics 5 bales calf skins 6 cases bench screws S do hardware 7 do wax vie do music paperl do banjos 1 do printed sheets 1 016 quarters beef 10 60 staves 1 625 tierces lard 600 sacks oatmeal 150 bbis 5 628 sacks flour 37 458 ths butter 2 136 bales cotton ST THOMAS DW I Brig L Staples 250 bbis flour 10 bags bran 1 box fish 10 do oysters 4 bbis 15 baskets apples 15 baskets peats 20 bales hay 402 tons ice 3 cases boots 10 bbis beer 1 box marbie 20 cases matches 20 bbis pitch 16 do 9 half do beef 62 hams 20 bbis sugar 3 bbis % boxes vegetables 607 cabbages 000 shingles 1 show

Boston Liverpool Zenas Sears J & Leeson & Co Cushing & Bliss Bicycles Cunningham & Co Boston Dyewood & Chemical Co Hart & Young Miller Bros & Co Nichols & Farnsworth Rousmaniere & Kimball Mise Baring Bros & Co J F Murdock Holland Walsh & Co Bas Steel Fuller, Dana & Fitz Beach & Co Basing Bros & Co Scule & Bugbee Oakum Tucker & Co Bais Steel Abbott & Co Spmpey, Eakins & Co Thayer & Lincoln Wellington & Co Baring Bros & Co Pray, Sons & Co Leyland & Co W & C R Noyes Spinney Eakins & Co Alexander Bros H Speare & Co Stone & Downer Forbes & Co Howard, Burlough & Riley Leigh & Co Prang & Go Snow & Co—& Bales Parker & Co Tully & Co Brown & Co Halifax N.S Worcester Charles Adams Haif Beaman Bros Dame Stoddard &Kendal Delong & Seamnan Junk Haskins & Montague Howe & French Jones & Co Eng Iowa ST Thomas D W I Brig Stapiec Lowell K Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad

Receipts From Multiple Railroads Show Varied Goods Trade

A long list of consignments across several railroads including Lowell K, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence and others. Items cited include cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, beef, butter, eggs, beans, apples, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and many packaged goods with quantities per railroad ledger entries. The material reads as a commercial inventory of shipments dated December and compiled by multiple lines.

Superior Court First Session Dec 13 Before Judge Rockwell

Domestic Markets report covers several cases in the Superior Court first session. Menton v Cogswell claims negligence after a wagon collision on Dudley and Adams streets with jury verdict for the defendant. Watson v Spence awards plaintiff $1 for a dog bite at 190 Cove Street. Brown v Boston Ice Co seeks damages for 15000 from a sidewalk accident on Washington Street. Trial proceeding described with attorneys listed.

P. H. Menton Walter Cogswell Dudley Street Adams Street E. B. Loring O. T. Gray James Watson Isabella W. Spence Cove Street Kelton W. B. French Eliza Brown Boston Ice Co Washington Street

Freight and commodity prices across markets in December notes

Shipping rates and metal prices show declines and steady points from Gloucester to Chicago and St Louis. Wheat, corn, and flour move on mixed receipts with hogs and cattle prices varying, while codfish and halibut markets report steady to weak trends amid general market softness.

Foreign Markets and Bullion, London Trade Report Dec 13

The piece notes Bank of England bullion up by £119,000 in the past week and reserve ratio rising to 437 percent. It covers commercial wheat cargoes, rates for flour and corn in United Kingdom and Europe, and Liverpool market quotes for flour, wheat, corn, and pork. Cotton in Liverpool is dull, with quotation ranges and futures listed for various months.

London A. Eglw Erie New York Bank of England Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange United Kingdom Liverpool California Uplands Orleans

Norton suit against city of Boston over steam fire engine patent

U. S. Circuit Court session on December 13 before Judge Nelson resumed a case by Marcus P. Norton Jr and others seeking about 400000 dollars for damages for infringement of letters patent for an improvement in steam fire engines. Plaintiffs are represented by T. W. Clarke and J. L. Caverley. defendants by A. J. Bailey and KE. B. Hagar.

Marcus P.norton,jr City of Boston T. W. Clarke J. L. Caverley A. J. Bailey KE. B. Hagar Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Holden Cornelius Donerty Scituate Plymouth Michael Mahoney M. Mahoney John Ward John Supple Old Colony Railroad Company Mahoney Boston Post WM. T. Connolly W Suffolk N. Baker Patraph Crie WM. T. Connally Suffolle George Doherty M. T. Doherty J. E. Doherty Copartners

U S Commissioners Court Dec 13 Peddling Cigars Case

Edward Hoar of Cambridge held in 100 dollars to district court for peddling cigars without license. Giovanni Kacigalupo of the north end Malian held in 300 dollars to the same court for illegally taking a letter addressed to Giovagypi Canio.

U. S. Commissioners Court Hallett Edward Hoar Cambridge District Court Giovanni Kacigalupo North End Giovagypi Canio

Supreme Judicial Court actions on ice privilege and school land

December hearing before Judge Holmes in two civil matters. Wim L. Ware and Waste Recovery Co seek to enjoin interference with an ice privilege leased by Longfellow, alleging breach of quiet enjoyment. Eliza Marsh sues Dedham for specific performance to buy land for a high school, contending the school committee lacked authority. unfinished defense listed.

Wim. L. Ware the Waste Recovery Co Bill In Equity Longfellow D. Ely August Russ Eliza Marsh Town of Dedham Bill Equity CG. H. Drew Asaph Churchill

Roxbury and Boston Courts Hear Bail and Fines

In Roxbury and Boston courts, defendants faced various bail, fines, and sentences. Among them, Thomas Kilday and others were held on larceny and theft charges with $200 bail, while several defendants received bail amounts up to $500 and probation.

House of Correction Lila Loomis Openmnon Reformatory Prison Roxbury Court Thomas Kilday James French Thomas Mewrath Thomas Muirey Kildey Mulvey Flood Thomas Failon Wiliam Gallegher House of Industry Rosa McCracken Alice D. Thomas John J. Manning Boston George Evans Mary I Charlestown Franklin Pierce

Railroad Earnings in November 1883 by Line and Change

Summary of gross earnings for November 1883 and November 1882 by railroads including Alabama Great Southern Burned Rag & Nor Canadian Pacific Central Iowa Central Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio and many others with totals and year over year increases and decreases. Grand total shows substantial rise from prior year.

Inc Alabama Gt South Rap & Nor Canadian Pacific Central Tiowa Cental Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Eliz, Lex& Big Sa Chic & Alton Chic & East Ill Chic & Gr Trunkt Chic & St P Chic & Northwest Pm& O Chic & W Mich Ind Stl & Ch Cin Southern Cin Wash & Balt Cleve Ak & Coi bDen & Rio G Des M & Ft Dorige Detroit Law. & No East T Va & Ga Evans v & T H Flint & P M Fior Cent & W Fior Tran & Pen Worth Denver Gr Bwin&g St P Central Ind Kentucky Central Lene & Westn Little R& FS Little Ek M.r&r Long Island Louisville & Nash Mem & Chari’t Mils & Westn Mo Pac Central Ranch Moran & Texas Texas & Pacific Mobile & Ohbio Norfolk & Western Shenand Walt Northern Pacific Ohio Central Ohio Southern Peoria Dee & Ev Rich & Danville Char Col & Aug Rochester & Pitts Stla&t Hmle St Lows & Cairo Stl & San Stp& Duluth St P Minn & Man Wicksb & Meridian Wabstl& Pac WOR Es Ky & Navi St Louis Iron Mountain Southern Inclunes International Great Northern Utah Rap & No Central Iowa Central Pacific Chesapeake & Chic Chic & Allowanaes Chic East Til Chic & Gr Trunk Mil & St P Chic & Northwn PM & O Chic & Which Cin Ind Stl & Ch Cin Wash. & Balt Ae Ak & Col Nm & Rio G Des M & Ft Dodge Det. Laws. & No Eastern Evansy & T Grand T. of Can Win & St Pet Gulf Col& S Fe Illinois Central Ind B & West Gs Kan. C.ft Erie & Yn Little R & Ft Little M. R Mem & So Mil L.5h& Wes Miscourt Peat Central Branch Mo Kan & Texas Mobile & Ohio Shenan Valley Northerm Pacific Char Col & Aug Ee & Pitts Stla& TH Mie Brhs St. Louis Gt. S Cedar Rap Canadien Pacific Iowa Chesapeake & Chi Eliza Lex Sandy Chicago Dec Evan’ Rich Danville Charl St.l.a T. Him Cairo St.Louis St. Paul Duluth St Paul Vicksburg & Merd Wabash St.l

Permanent receiver appointed for Ohio Central railroad

Jacye Baxter names J E Martin permanent receiver of the Ohio Central railroad and coal company in Columbus. A W Scott is general local counsel for the southern district and C Hi Scribner for the northern district, with a $50 000 bond. Martin replaces Thomas R Sharpe and gains control from Toledo to Charleston as the Maine Central railway reports unusually large freight activity for the season.

Jacye Baxter U. S. Cour Columbus J. E. Martin Ohio Central Railroad and Coal Company A. W. Scott Southern C. Hi. Scribner Thomas R. Sharpe West Virginia Mr. Martin Toledo Charleston Maine Central Railway Company

Boston Marriages of December with Multiple Couples

Notices record a string of Boston weddings conducted in December at various churches and homes. Couples include Bartlett and Smith in Boston. Breck and Adams in Newton. Swan and Mack in Boston. Grantham and Nicker son in Boston. Whittemore and Lunt in Boston. Cheswell and Avery in Boston. Smalley and Merchant in Boston, with officiants Rev F B Allen Rev Francis B Hornbroke Rev E Benedict Rev John Hood Rev M J Savage and Rev W eo William T Cheswell.

Bartlett—Smith Boston F B Allen Trinity Church Addington M Bartlett Fannie J Smith Breck—Adams Newton Francis B. Hornbroke Charles Henry Breck Marion Agnes Adams Luther Adams Faneuil Swan—Mack Church of the Advent E Benedict Frank W Swan Ella F Mack Grantham—Nickerson John Hood George Grantham Costina A Nickerson Whittemore—Lunt M J Savage Charles A Whittemore Fanny E Lunt Cheswell—Avery Weo William T Cheswell Millie B Avery Smalley—Merchant Rev M J Savage Nathan F Smalley Susannah M Merchant Harwich Mass

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