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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1883

Page

3

Money Market And Boston Bank Statement Review

The month opens with easy money. banks discount mercantile paper at 5 percent and 4 1/2 to 6 percent for others. Call loans with collateral at 4 to 5 percent. corporation notes 3 to 4 percent. Wednesday holiday delays payments. New York funds and gross exchanges reported. Boston bank statement expected favorable with reserve gain of 388000, while government securities unchanged. Stocks dull but firm. rail and telephone shares mix with Union Pacific weak, Denver and Rio Grande rising, Boston and Albany advancing. New England Telephone to consolidate with regional exchanges into a single company under American Bell. dividends projected at 6 percent. Foreign commerce comparisons show higher imports, lower exports vs 1882.

Corporation New York Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Atchison, Denver, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Boston Ledger Stock Ledger Little Rock Fort Smith Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Denver Boston Albany Old Colony Providence Mexican Central Atchison Rutland Bell Telephone New England Transcript Lowell People Boston Exchange American Bell Telephone Company New England Telephone Company Boston and Northern Bay State

Quiet market keeps prices easy across flour and grain

Wheat flour options waver, flour trade weak with small Lot sales. Cornmeal, oats, rye and barley show modest price shifts amid dull trade. Butter cheese eggs mixed but softer. beef and pork prices unsettled. Fresh fruits, vegetables and hay show weak to steady demand. tropical fruits steady as 4th demand fuels activity.

Minnesota St. Louis Illinois Indiana Ohia Do Michigan Canada West Boston Western Philadelphia Palermo Messina Valencia Liverpool

New York Financial Roundup July 2 Market Movements

New York reports on money on call at 2 3 percent, mercantile paper 4 6, bar silver at 1104, foreign exchange quiet, government bonds firm, railroads steady. Stocks closed firm after morning rise, with Jersey Central up and Western Union slipping on Hatch Williams ruling. overall declines in most active shares, with mixed results in specialties and mining. Total June treasury warrants payments amount to 12,192,182 dollars. stock exchange transactions reach 91,000 shares.

New York Prime Mercantile Jersey Central Omaha Harlem Metropolitan Milwaukee and St. Paul Illinois Soment Freeman Hatch-Williams Western Union Company Western Union Shorts Song Island Denver Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Aiton and Terre Haute Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Pacific Mail Pullman Richmond Allegheny South Carolina Consolidated Virginia California Seonora United States The Stock Exchange

Imports at Boston Savannah Steamer City of Columbus 100 bales cotton

A detailed list from Boston and Halifax shows cargoes including 100 bales cotton for the Leyland line on the City of Columbus, several dozen packages of rosin and turpentine, lumber, hides, wool, rice, and other goods from various firms. Halifax entries include eggs, lobster, potatoes, salmon, and coffeehouse wares from multiple merchants. London items list iron bars, wool, leather, paper stock, wine, tea, and oil shipments, with substantial totals and diverse consignors.

Savannah Columbus Cotton Leyland Steamship Line Boston Duck Co M Weld & Co Hall & Co Prince & Co Holcomb Moise Rand, Avery & Co Wright, Wooster & Co Bernd Bros E Jewell & Co Billings & Eaton Ross, Turner & Co J ‘Tufts L. B Adams Lowell Machine Shop Smith Manusco Wait & Bond Luce & Manning Halifax Steather Worcester Allen, Slade & Co Arthur & Co DeLorcia Butler, Breed & Co Bowles & Co Cotton & Co Chapin Bros Delong & Seaman Griffin & Co Hodsdon Hutchinson Amos Keyes & Co Mead Dodo Rockwell Bres Sanborn & Co Salmon Brown, Seavey & Co Burt & Henshaw Brady TJ Jones & Co London Eng Newcastle Glass Heyer Bros Murphy & McCarthy Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co Iron Brown Bros & Co Lundberg Lovering & Co Ries & Co Sayles Maren & Co Moors & Col Greenlieaf & Co

Debt and interest totals from bond issuance records

Summary of outstanding bonds with interest rates and principal totals, including 5 percent and 3 percent series, 8 percent and 4 percent series, plus defunding certificate and navy pension fund items. Also shown are total principal and interest, debt with no interest, and cash equivalents such as certificates of deposit and currency, with adjustments for estimated losses.

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Value by Countries

A fragmented table lists countries and territories with value figures. Notable entries include Danish West Indies 4,903. Scotland 200,128. British possessions in Africa. United States of Colombia 1,405,166, among others. The OCR is garbled with repeated letters and stray strings.

WGA British West Indies Africa Dutch Guiana Denmark United States of Colombia

Receipts of Staple Products by Railroad and Sea

A lengthy list of shipments across multiple railroads and seas outlines quantities of wool corn meat and dairy goods, leather and hides, and various bales sacks and cases. Entities include Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and Boer and Salem Expresses. Data spans July 2 figures such as 96 bales wool 2500 bus corn 125 bbls flour and similar tonnage for many carriers.

Liverpool Eng Parthia Glasgow Demerara Arlington ST Johns Coils Co ST John Fredericton Yarmouth New Brunswick Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchbure Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Boer and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad von Bus

Cotton Markets and Grain Prices Across Cities July 2

Market reports show quiet cotton trading with mid to high 9 15-16c ranges in several ports, gray receipts varying by location. New York, Chicago, and Detroit marked mixed grain movements with flour and corn values steady to firmer, while hogs and pork faced uneven pricing amid light export demand.

Toledo Pemce Tom Shipcole New York Poe Cincinnati Detroit

Wheat cargoes on passage heavy in London market

London reports at 12 30 PM indicate floating cargoes of wheat are very heavy and common, with offers noted for cargoes on the passage. Merchants exchange records reflect active trading and price signals in the wheat market.

London Beerbohm F Exchange

Suffolk County Transfers Summary of 1883 1888 Real Estate Deals

Suffolk County transfers list numerous property moves across Boston districts including Roxbury Dorchester East Boston and Charlestown. Highlights include Franklin Savings Bank sale to John Carlton and mass hospital life insurance mortgage relations, with multiple quitclaims and conveyances dated 1883 to 1888, plus an auction note for 3 story brick house No 3 North Grove Street sold for 3125.

Washington and Arnold Street L. Spokesfield Henrietta Paige Roxbury Institution Claremont Park Franklin Savings Bank John Carlton Bank Carlton Huntington Avenue Hammond Street Nathan Matthews, Jr Albert Matthews Chelsea Purchase Congress Streets Frederick H. Bond Henry Bond Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Dartmouth Street Harriet F. Lauriet J. Heber Smith Charles E. Lauriet Harrison Avenue Clarence E. Woodward Clarissa E. Woodward Sylvester Bowman Bowman Tyler Street Eben R. Butler Sidney F. Squires Sophronia F. Squires Beacon Exeter Street Edward Henshaw George E. Niles John W. Beals Hammond Park William H. Wallen Josephee Spring Hart Streets Prospect Avenue J. Anson Guild John J. McSheehey Centre Street Sheridan Avenue Andrew Cassidy Loring N. Downs Brook Street Roslindale John Gaffney Catherine Gaffney Keyes Starr Street Nicholas Garrity Ferdinand Keiley Beethoven Street Hannah Nickerson Et al Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Oylston Avenue Jamaica Plain Francis A. Beal Andrew McLaughlin Poplar Street Mary W. Whittemore Abbie H. Otis Washington Street Avery Ira L. Moore Suffolk Savings Bank Adams House Sheefe Street Thomas Weir John J. McCatferty North Anderson Street Sarah L. Adams Et al T. Gordon Colt Fairfield Street Daniel C. Rowlton Provident Institution For Savings Phillips Grove Street Chas. F. Perry Adelaide L. Kittredge Hayward Chickering Places George W. Thym Otis Norcross Sullivan Bros. & Libby North Grove Street W. Marshall Suffolk Mae Dennis O’brien Shawmut Avenue Middlesex Street Martin Hayes Mary A. Johnson Chapman Street O'Brien O’brien Mason's Block M. M. Weston, Esq Exchange Street

Central Vermont Wins Suit Over Montpelier and Wells River Rail Routes

The Vermont Supreme Court in Montpelier upheld a commissioners award requiring Wells River to resume the Saratoga and White Mountain service and to connect with Central Vermont trains. It fixes through passenger handling, pro rata earnings arrangements, and a minimum payment per transported passenger, with monthly settlements and a $10,000 surety bond. service to start July 8 and run through September 20. The decision confirms through routes and tariff connections for summer tourist traffic between Saratoga, Montreal, and the White Mountains.

Supreme Court of Vermont Journal Montpelier Royce Central Vermont Railroad Montpelier and Wells River Saratoga Montreal White Mountains Wells River Road White Mountain Sara Vermont Central Vermont Central Vermont Company

Court records from Superior Criminal Court July term

Judge Aldrich presided as a new grand jury was impanelled and will report soon. Sarah Merrill was sentenced to one year in Sherborn reformatory for being a common nightwalker. Ellen F. Tower pleaded note to threats against Harriet Sands. case placed on file on costs. Jail report lists 137 prisoners at Charles Street jail with various charges and statuses.

Sarah Merrill Sherborn Reformatory Ellen F. Tower Harriet M. Sands Charles Street

Probate Admits Wills and Admins for Local Deceased

Judge McKie approves wills of John Rh Easton Mary C Bickner Hannah C Porter Thomas Bacon Richard W Robinson Andrew Gallagher Joseph F Caine. Administrations opened for Sarah M Libby James F Eustace Charles F Hodgkins John K Bird Sarah Rice Joseph W Colburn John Gove Robert Povah John O Brien Sarah Cole Mary Gove Bernard Doherty. Municipal Courts report July 2 under Judge Churchill with multiple arraignments fines and bails including house of ill fame violations larceny assault burglary and drunkenness in various courts. Notable cases include Patrick Mahoney and Henry Jones held for trial upstairs and Thomas McGuire with Thomas A Brady held for superior court.

Charles B. Cory Sinietay McKay Josep M A. Pickett Charles A. C Gz W c Et al Samuel Rice Ainsley R. Hooper Charles R. McLean John H. Ratcliffe Navy Francis Leeds Catherine Ones Et al Waltham National Bank Waltham Savings Bank John Murphy K. Williams Thomas D. Osborn Alpheus M. Stetson Joseph DeLuce Et al Frederick H. Flynn Amasa Harmon Massachusetts Society For Michael J. Gallagher Michael Cummings Translinger William I. Bowditch South Boston Savings Bank Alice Wheeler Pedora E. Dunham Dorothba Gundelach Meta Jansen John E. Wasserboehr Jesse Tirrell William W. Manning William Bunton Henry D. Elting Kate Martin Glennon Lizzie E. Holt James Norton Churchill Ma Sweeney Peter O’brien Louise Wentworth Ann Gettings House of Industry John Golden Andrew Schofield Thomas McGuire Thomas A. Brady Superior Criminal Court Thomas Pollard Patrick Mahoney Henry Jones George Landers Brighton William E. Coggir Cochitate Charlestown Jeremiah Quinlan John Farnum Lewis Farnum Quinlan Highland Court Patrick Hoar

Massachusetts military moves and veteran events announced

On July 7 Gen Dalton will muster a new company at Malden attached to the eighth infantry designated as company L. H P Ballard, longtime Second Cadets member, may be elected captain. The Salem Light Infantry of the eighth will be renamed company L. Company FE of the ninth Montgomery Light Guard will visit the Emmet Guards and form a Light Infantry at Worcester. The Maine Veteran association of Massachusetts meets July 11 at 71 73 Portland St Boston to elect officers. A Mexican War reunion is set for Nantasket Beach July 19, marking the 35th anniversary of the regiment’s return home. Special orders discharge James Boyd of the sixth infantry and drop deserters from the ninth and company B and G.

Portland Street Boston Massachusetts Fotel Nantasket Nantasket Beach Adjutant General’s Office James Boyd Sixth Infantry Ninth Infantry Johnny John McCarthy John J. Ryan W. H. Fitzgerald

Sawyer nomination to state board withdrawn

The nomination of Benjamin A. Sawyer of Duxbury to the state board of health lunacy and charity has been withdrawn. The legislature will have a busy time this week with vetoes on the tax bill and the Shanly resolve and a special message on adjournment. The Tewksbury investigation continues as scheduled Monday Tuesday and possibly Friday and Saturday.

Benjamin A. Sawyer Duxbury State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Tewksbury

Patent medicines claim rare cures in old promotional piece

An advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil for horse ailments used by horsemen and stablemen to kill pain while claiming Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cures scrofulous taints and imperfections through its "radical" effects.

St. Jacobs Ayer

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