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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1883

Page

3

New York Market Reflects Mixed Day on Securities and Commodities

The New York session saw quiet trading with mixed results across stocks and bonds. Government and state issues drifted lower while industrials like Louisville and Nashville rose modestly. Denver and Union Pacific retreated. Commodity markets showed weakness in butter and eggs, stubborn firmness in cotton futures, and thin, unsettled grain and live animal trading.

Why Should Hog Products Be Any Lower This Year Than Last

A late crash in pork and lard prompts analysis of futures confidence and market nerves. The report compiles oats and corn bids, cash prices, and numerous grain receipts, with June and July figures for corn, wheat, oats, and flour, plus Boston and New York quotes, and Chicago hog receipts, packer prices, and stock-yard shipments.

Chicago Gee Shorts Boston Commercial Exchange New York Pennsylvania L . Welsh Canada Boston Chicago Park Atgibo Norfolk Baltimore Massa Mary Lowell Seth F. Burt Cambridge Boston Post Grorce M. Brooks H. Tyler

Market notes show flour prices easing in dull market

Trade in flour remains slow with concessions for sales and a buyer-friendly mood. Prices for Wester superfine and spring wheat trade around $3.25 a barrel and $4. Lad TH, with Minnesota bakers at $5.5 to $7.7 for patents and patent winter wheats.

Wester Minnesota Mirasgola Pateunt

Imports at Boston and cargo inventories reveal varied goods

The list shows ships and consignments arriving at Boston including CIENFUERGOS and FUEGOS carried birds sugar tobacco and hides. vessels City of Boston and Brig Eagle loaded salt salmon and hides. firms such as Atkins & Co Gossier & Co Cushman & Co handle bales fibers and cattle products. entries note quantities like 18 000 hides and 1 702 salmon salt with prices and tonnage in a dense ledger style.

Cienfuergos Atkins & Co RIO Grande Firig Otto Strafzu Stolberg Gossier & Co Cadiz Boston Salt Geo T Sears Ee George Tars Ciengl Ae Eugat KE Atkins Mg Grande de DO EL

Foreign Exports From Halifax and Charlottetown Trades

Maritime ports report a wide range of goods shipped by steamers and schooners including hardware, ointment, soda ash, planer knives, wire, car axles, wagon wheels, seats, ivory, lanterns, coffee, pine, cotton thread, shoe pegs, saddlery, scythes, saws, shoe machinery, soap, shovels, oils, dyestuffs, dry goods, paper hose, axes, glassware, roofing, corsets, jeans, shoe findings, tissue, churns, Britannia ware, lamp wicks, rubber belting, oysters, duck, rubber goods, hats, coconuts, grass mats, sewing machines, beans, peas, flour, cornmeal, kerosene, bricks, and boats consignments to Port Williams and St Joan areas.

Halifax N S Charlottetown Carroll Port Williams Maud Hallysport Lilly ST Joan Schooper Marysyil

Receipts of Staples by Major Railroads Across Regions

A reproduction lists freight receipts by railroads including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, Peabe and Salence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Boston and Albany, and Providence. It catalogs quantities of flour, corn, wool, butter, cheese, eggs, hay, leather, hides, skins, bacon, lard, beef, potatoes, and miscellaneous goods for June 20. Entities include multiple railroads and goods cargo volumes such as bbls, bales, bushels, cases, tubs, and sacks.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabe and Salence Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Bates Cotton Providence Railroad

Market report summaries across cities show mixed receipts and steady markets

New Orleans notes net receipts and mid market at 9 13 16 cents with 2000 bushel stock. Baltimore reports gross receipts and shipments with varied figures. Galveston records net receipts and market steady mid price around 9 15-16 cents. Cincinnati and New York show mixed net and gross receipts with mid market. Overall, US markets display dull, easy activity with steady tones across grains and shipments reflected in several cities.

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Foreign Markets Menvana Market Havana Sugar and Coffee Report

In Havana dated June 20 the sugar market shows continued inactivity. Molasses sugar 86 to 89 degrees polarization 6 reals per arroba, Muscovado common to fair 6% to 1 real, stocks in warehouses total 55 600 boxes 185 000 bags and 87 700 hhds. Exports for the week 1 960 boxes 350 bags 8 250 hhds, 200 bags and all hhds sent to the United States. Coffee firsts 43 50 per bag, weekly average 7 000 bags, United States shipments 66 000 bags, sales 48 000 bags, stock 20 800 bags. Exchanges on London 2144.

New York Jime Prime Mercantile Long Island Denver Atlantic and Pacific Canada Southern Kansas Texas Litan Richmond Danville Tran Dalness Adams Express Company New Jersey Central Reading Union Pacific Jersey Central Louisville Nashville Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indiana Oregon Manhattan Beach Allegheny Colorado Cook Homestatke Ontario Silven Standard Sierra Saveda Sierra Gramdy Navajo Curry Sleek Exchange Best Lo’st Cadiaen Seine Central Pacific Tobe Tan C St. L& Py Louisville & Nash Lake Erie & W Michigan Gentral Fen Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis & W Western New Jersey Northern Pacific Aly Silo Ohio & Missisippe Ontario & West Ohio Centra Maly Pacific Mall Peoria Dec Phila, & Rea Milwaukee St.p St. P Omaha Texas Pacific Sly St.l.& Pa Western Union Rey Bermuda Virginia Florida Iice & i Beergata Stoke Gaetana Stote Darley Chicago White State United City Extra India Continent South America Pennsylvania Liverpool Sac Park F. K Bareley Jome Toledo Detroit Havana United States Exchangeson Loudon

Milford Franklin and Providence railroad organized

James P. Ray and partners form the Milford Franklin and Providence railroad with $100,000 capital. Five miles long, completed last week, running from Franklin to Bellingham with easterly terminus near Nason's crossing. Route links Milford and Providence, with plans to connect Boston via New York and New England road.

Iss James P. Ray Joseph G. Ray BK. P. Chapman George W. Wiggn M. Farnum C. J. McKenzie Thomas G. Thain Edgar K. Ray James F. Ray Milford, Franklin and Providence Railroad Franklin Nason Milford and Woonsocket Railroad Neipalipete Franklin Rubber Company Franklin- Colt Boston New York and New England Railroad Company Milford Providence New York and New England New York Road Moses Farrum Eugene K. Ray George W. Wiggin James M. Freeman George Draper W. 8. Draper G. A. Draper Joseph

Municipal Courts Report June 30 Actions and Fines

Judge Forsaith presided as Baxter Jr. faced 100 bail for larceny. McCarthy Smith each fined 10 plus half costs for assault. Smith held 500 for trial. Carey held 100 for July 29 appearance. Owen McDermott, common drunkard, six months in house of industry. O Donnell arraigned for assault, 1000 bail for upper court. Ford held 1000 for grand jury. East Boston Garrell arraigned for dog fight promotion, 50 for examination today. South Boston Hugh White fined 10 plus costs for assault. John Sullivan fined 10 plus costs for larceny. Highland Anthony Shone, common drunkard, six months house of industry and 15 fine plus costs for assault.

Forsaith Nelson Baxter, Jr Charles McCarthy James Α. Smith Jay 3 Eliza Carey Owen McDermott House of Industry Neal J. O'Donnell Herbert N. Ford East Boston Jehi Garrell South Boston Hugh White John Sullivan Anthony Shone Assant

Remarkable cures and health product pitches from Havana era

MANZANILLO Cuba. The pharmacists Pedro Cespedes y Pons announce the cure of Senor D' Jose Ramirez Fornaris by St Jacobs Oil in three days for chronic rheumatism. Debates on heart disease deaths show one remedy Dr Graves Regulator promoted by druggists and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female complaints.

Manzanillo Cuba Pedro Cespedes Y Pons Senor D Jose Ramirez Fornaris Dianter St. Jacobs Oil Dr. Graves Clendinning Express Craves Ingalls Concord N. H

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