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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1883

Page

3

Money Matters in Boston Banks and Stocks Report

Boston markets close with easy money, bank and New York statements show mixed strength. Bank loans rise, deposits fall, and the New York bank statement shows higher loans but lower reserves. stocks, railroad bonds, and mining shares move on rumors and dividends.

New York Financial Market Summary on July 7

New York reports money in good supply at 2 1 2 to 2 3 4 percent on call. Stocks dull and lower, with Long Island down and later recovering. Notable moves include Jersey Midland to 1 1 6, Kansas Pacific to 100, Richmond and Danville debentures to 68, and Wabash firsts to 78. Exports of specie stand at 170,454 for the week, all silver.

New York Prime Mercantile Long Island Sly Jersey Midland Kansas Pacific Richmond Danville Texas and Pacific Rio Grande Denver Grande Western Wabash Chicago New York Central Fort Wayne Oregon Norfolk and Western St. Louis San Francisco Pte Delaware & Hud Denver & Riog Han St. Jon Kansas & Texas Lake Shore Louisville& Nash Lake Erie& W Michigan Central Manhattan Ele Missouri Pacific Mem. & O Northwestern New Jersey RSL Northern Pacific Ohio & Mississppi Bay Ontario & West Texas Pacific Union Pacific St.l.& Pa Western Union Big Canada Pa

Market Report From Boston Banks and Grain Trade

The snippet lists banks such as Freeman's National Bank Merchants' National Bank and Boston National Bank among others, followed by a detailed pricing ledger for flour, cornmeal, oats, rye, millfeeds, cottonseed meal, and dairy products. It notes quiet markets for bread flour and corn meal, firm oats, steady rye, and mixed butter and cheese prices, with regional notes on eggs and fresh vegetables, and farm produce like beans peas potatoes and berries with current quotations.

Choice Western Creamery Northern Western Franklin County Choice New York Vermont Nova Scotia New Brunswick Canada New Yorks Bermuda Floridas Norfolk Do Georgia Portland

Liverpool cheese and commodities market bulletin

Special from New York mercantile exchange notes dull butter and cheese, scarce eggs, strong or unchanged prices in certain stock. Weekly receipts show butter 43,637 packages, cheese 97,763, eggs 9,351. Wheat and corn futures mixed. July pork prices listed with several months, oats and other grains show varied closes. Steamer Allegheny carrying apples beans cabbage onions potatoes squash tomatoes. BEL RR snipping car readiness noted.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Canada Western New York Boston Silge Chicago Union United Ripe Line Allegheny Norfolk BEL RR

Massive Atlantic Cargo List From Boston to Liverpool and Beyond

A sweeping 19th century cargo inventory shows multiple steamers and schooners loading in Boston and Liverpool. Notable consignments include bleach and soda ash, bricks, woollens, tin plates, and various hardware. Textiles, oils, medicines, and glass appear alongside iron, machinery, and naval stores, with named firms like Baring Bros, J P Flagg & Co, and Weeks & Potter handling diverse goods. The ledger-like document records shipments to ports including Liverpool and Atanzas many with precise quantities, from hides to wood, copper to liquors, illustrating bustling transatlantic trade activity and named vessels Pavonia Kansas and Louise A. Ofr among others.

Liverpool Eng Pavonia L& DS Riker Henry B Jackson P Flagg & Co Baring Bros & Co H J. Richards WBS Gay Houghton & Dutton Burgess Houghton, Mifflin & Co Cottons Ives, Bellamy & Co Baling Bros & Co Weeks & Potter Perser & Co Lord Sons & Co Root & Tinker Wheelock & Co Mullen & Co Brown & Taylor Shepard Notwell & Co Buttons Talbot Wilmarth & Co Ewing Bros & Co Rand Forbes Co Leving Co Cushing & Bliss Sayles Jas M Hawes W H Forbes Durfee Phelps, Dodge & Co Davies & Son Schoenhof Tilden, Thurber & Co GN Perkins Baldwin Bros & Co Steel Wetherell Bros Merchants Despatch Transportation Co Howe & French Hemp Robinson, Fleming & Co Boston Society of Natural History Davies, Turner & Co J $ Paine Stoddard, Lovering & Co Higgins, Lloyd & Co Hovey & Co Booth &Co Joel Goldthwait & Co Macullar, Parker & Co Ng Bros French & Co Haley & Co Smith & Byram Kansas Smith & Dove Manusco Lowrey & Son King & Co Zenas Sears White Bros & Sons Stoddard Lovering & Co Miller & Co Holder Hatheway & Jackson Dodo Hilton Weston & Co Groom & Co Abram French & Co Dodo Jones McDuffee & Stratton Bdis Steel Hilton, Weston & Co Geo H Warren Atanzas Louise A. Ofr

Foreign Exports Across Halifax and Nova Scotia Ports

Halifax and Charlottetown report consignments of hardware, oils, fabrics, tools, and perishables totaling hundreds of items. Exports include Worcester bound goods, cocoa butter, glassware, trusses, dies, lime, tools, and sewing machines, plus measures of flour, molasses, and herring from multiple schooners and ports in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Halifax Charlottetown Worcester Yarmouth Boruton N B Annapolis Portland

Receipts of Stapic Products by Railroad Lines

A dense ledger of shipments listing goods by railroad lines including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and Peabody Expresses. Items cover wool, flour, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, hay, leather, calf skins, pelts, cotton, leather hides, and various goods with numerous bale, box, and car counts.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Sea Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad

Total Receipts of Staple Products July 7

Table compares total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points with the same day last year for 1883 and 1882. Columns include cotton, wool, flour, eggs, cornmeal, beans, oats, potatoes, hay, wheat, straw, lumber, leather, tallow, lard, hides, grease, bacon, tea, skins, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, pelts, and other items.

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Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets Summary

Cotton dull with 155 bales traded and forward sales modestly higher. Wheat and corn futures and spot prices show mixed moves amid light export demand. No 2 red and other grades quoted, with August and September terms. Flour receipts high and prices largely unchanged. rye and oats mixed with moderate activity. Pork, lard, and beef market bids uneven with some declines and slight firming at close.

Boston Western Philadelphia Canada West Esate New York Aera Minnesota Canada Giles Avenne Gar Cuba Dirm City Extra India

Market notes on commodities and futures across U S cities

Wheat and corn prices rise in St Louis and Toledo with no clear direction for oats rye and barley. Butter weak cheese stronger freight rates to Liverpool and various regional pork lard and bulk meat quotes drift lower while receipts and shipments show mixed activity across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Detroit Toledo Cincinnati and New York markets.

Continent South America Liverpool Rees Silesian Sadie Chicago Igher Eady Louis Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Detroit

Foreign Markets. Atlantic and Great Western firsts and wheat

London reports mixed market for cereals and grains with American corn off coast and wheat inactive. Liverpool quotations show flour, wheat, corn and pork prices alongside futures, with receipts of corn for three days totaling 9,000 centals. Havana sugar markets paralyzed as stock and exports shift to tobacco and cigars to the United States.

London Beerbohm Liverpool Uplands Orleans

Court Hearing in Zane v D’Este on supplementary bill motion

Judge Lowell presides as Joseph Zane and others challenge Judge Shipley’s findings over alleged patent infringement on a faucet. The case, sent to a master who assessed damages against a defendant, resumes on a motion for rehearing based on newly discovered evidence. Hearing reserved. counsel include Thomas W. Clarke for plaintiffs and George D. Noyes for defendants.

Joseph Zane Julian D'Este Shipley Thomas W. Clarke George D. Noyes

Superior Court July 7 Grand Jury True Bills List

Judge Aldrich presided as the grand jury returned true bills for embezzlement, forgery, larceny, arson, and other charges against numerous defendants including Arthur Bianey, George Barney, Bridget Early, John Burns, Addie Brown, Charles Clark, and many others. Sentences were imposed in several cases, with terms served in houses of correction, state prison, or reformatories. probation granted for two defendants. and additional arraignments and holds including Harvey Nettleton for conspiracy to defraud.

Arthur H. Bianey George L. Barney Bridget Early John Burns Addie W. Brown House of Ill Fame Charles F. Clark William Costly William T. Daley Annie Doherty Annie Carlin Patrick Doherty Patrick Donahue Charles Maguire Michael Burns Caroline I. Nyberg James Bb. Osborne George F. Pearson Nellie Shaw Nellie Pearson Harry F. Watson Mary Shanahan House of Ill-Fame Minnie Lapine Goodrich F. Cunliff Charles F. Milliken Frank E. Morse John Kilroy Rodney Gilroy Richard Kilduff Thomas Kelly Edward J. Reardon Joseph Reardon William McCarty William O’brien Patrick Ryan Charles Bond Stephen E. Hardy Michael Brennan James Cleary Charles Davis Mary &. Willetts Nellie Abbott Minnie Burke Albert Hurst Thomas Ross Patrick J. Flaherty William White Alonzo Breen Philip Lahey Charles Lothrop Thomas McCabe Jere Lyons Charles H. Nye Edmund P. Perkins Neil J. Dolan William Sheehan Arney House of Correction Bridget Sherborn Reformatory John Riley Sarah Millmore Frank Morse Wm. Barns Dennis Foley Herbert A. Ford James F. Kennedy Savage Harvey Nettleton James H. Langley Nathan W. Cronkhite Edward J. Burns

Municipal Courts July 7 Judge Churchill and varied sentences

Anna Keiley alias Sarah Coffin given one year in the woman's prison for drunkenness. Richard McCarthy sentenced to one year in the house of correction for robbery. Gardiner Graves held $1,000 for trial on larceny. Louis Brissolero fined $20 and costs for assault and battery. Mannus Boyle fined $10 for malicious mischief. Catharine Doyle fined $10 for disturbing the peace in Highlands court. Thomas Murray fined $30 and costs for rescuing a prisoner in Brighton. John S. Adams held $50 for examination July M on building a bonfire in East Boston. John J. McGuire held $100 bonds for examination July 11 on indecent assault. John Holland fined $50 and costs for liquor-law violation in Dorchester.

Churchill Anna Keiley Sarah Coffin Woman’s Richard McCarthy House of Correction Gardiner Graves Louis Brissolero Mannus Boyle Highlands Court Catharine Doyle Brighton Court Thomas Murray East Boston John S. Adams John J. McGuire Dorchester Court John Holland

Railroad Matters at Fifth Street Depot Site

The Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis seek Wesley chapel on Fifth Street near Broadway for a depot. They offered 100000, were refused and not considered. Negotiations say the property might be obtained for 175000 with track extension planned from Court and Broadway to the new depot.

Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Wesley Chapel Fifth Street Broadway Te'cay Cincinnati St. Louis

Train From New York to Albany to Reach City Monday

First through train from New York to Albany due 10 25 Monday morning will be greeted with signal salutes at Kingston Albany and intermediate stations. Citizens along Catskill Saugerties Coxsackie Coeymans New Baltimore plan celebrations and cannon music and bells.

New York Albany Kingston Coxsackie Coeymans New Baltimore

Funeral Rites for Rufus C. Marsh Held at People's Church

The late Rufus C. Marsh was honored at a Sunday noon funeral at the People's church corner of Columbus avenue and Berkeley street with large attendance from Beacon Light commandery and Boston police officials. Services included prayers at Albion street home, led by Rev J W Hamilton, and a simple service at the chapel. The casket was surrounded by flowers including a cross of roses from Beacon Light and a floral shield from city hall, with pallbearers from station crews and city officials. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery in the receiving tomb with Golden Cross rituals at the tomb. The Beaman funeral followed from 62 West Rutland square on Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev Edwin B Webb, with interment at Mount Auburn.

Rufus C. Marsh People’s Church Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Friends Beacon Light Commandery Order of the Golden Cross Albion Street J. W. Hamilton Mount Hope Cemetery Graves Station 5 Page Burleigh King Station Hastings Station 9 Vinal Boston Police Force Adams Burrell Ford Jenks Walker Jones Marsh Charles C. Beaman West Rutland Square Edwin B. Webb Congregational Church Mount Auburn Cemetery

Multiple Insolvencies Reported Across Several Cities

A Boston undertaker Robert S G Marden at 11 North Bennett street fails with assets around 500 dollars and debts about 5450 dollars. Sleeper & Co of 28 Oliver street Boston also fail. Knight & Frost grocers at 2438 Tremont street face liabilities near 5050 with assets around 3500. Knight has 1050 personal debts and Highland place land mortgaged 250. Frost has 0 private liabilities and owns half interest in 53 East Springfield street mortgage 5000 with dower right. Miss C Brickel Meriden clothing dealer fails and will settle by assignment. A M Cousins Rochester NH liabilities about 1500 with 800 assets. Philip Isaacs Hartford fancy goods fails. William T Nicholson Providence machinist fails. White & Co lace merchants Toronto assigns. liabilities 90000. Hearn MacCauley McNab London wholesale milliners liabilities 60000 and creditor meeting called. Wolf Levy 53 Wall street clothing dealer fails. 750 secured, no dividend.

Robert S. G. Marden North Bennett Street Boston Sleeper & Co Oliver Street Knight & Frost Tremont Street Knight Highland Place Frost East Springfiel Street James A. Prost C. Brickel Meriden Conn A. M. Cousins Rochester N. H Philip Isaacs Hartford William T. Nicholson Providence R. I White & Co Toronto Ont Hearn, MacCauley & McNab London Wolf Levy Wall Street

Coming events from Sherman and Cooper Boat clubs

The Sherman and Cooper Boat clubs announce a picnic at Highland Lake grove on August 9 with top national athletes expected. The Commercial Athletic club holds its second annual picnic at Highland Lake grove on July 17.

Union Sherman and Cooper Boat Clubs Highland Lake Grove Commercial Athletic Club United Order of the Golden Cross Downer Landing Boston Edmonds Youmg Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Irish National League of America Faneuil Hall Parker House Carney Hospital

Growth of Children in Milwaukee by Question Cards

Dr. G W Peckham of Milwaukee studies child growth using teacher distributed cards. Averages show sex growth from age five to twenty, with male advantage due to slower leg growth in girls around 14 15 and cessation by seventeen. Climate seems minor. population density and competition shape stature.

G. W. Peckham Milwaukee

Davie Phillips Vanishes While Traveling West

Mr Davie Phillips eldest brother of Hon William A Phillips special agent and counsel of the Cherokee nation fell ill and left a train near Salina Kansas on the way to St Angeles Cal He wandered in a desert region and with troops sent to search no trace was found Col P has gone west hoping to locate him It is believed he may have perished from sickness or want of food He carried a large sum of money.

Cherokee Advocate Davie Phillips William A. Phillips Salina Kansas St. Angeles Cal War Department Col. P

Cheese sixty years old in brandy from 1823

A Hartford Times correspondent recounts cheese aged in brandy since 1823, held by Dr. Woodbridge of Brooklyn Windham County. The cheese marks the birth of Joseph Woodbridge, placed there by James R. Woodbridge, and passed to Mr. W after his death. Some tasters claim it tastes notably aged.

Hartford Times Brooklyn Windham County

Sudden Cold Spreads Delays Isles of Shoals Trip Venture

Sudden drop in temperature disrupted plans for thousands who aimed to sail to the Isles of Shoals yesterday. Capt Phillips still departed with several hundred passengers and a fishing trip is set for today with $30 awarded for the largest haul plus a $200 season prize. North shore trip sails Tuesday and Shoals voyage Wednesday.

Isles of Shoals Phillips North Shore

Boston Weddings Take Place in Early July

In Boston and nearby towns several marriage rites were performed in early July. Notable unions include Clarke to Brennan with ties to Boston, Juglaris to Brooks, Steiner to Cheney, and Huse to Denham involving Camdens and Thomaston officiants. The ceremonies were conducted by Reverends Kidner Walker and Hamilton.

Clarke—Brennan Boston Reuven Kidner James Clarke Bridget Brennan Huse Hosmer Eae William Walker John’s Church Thomaston B DE Huse Jessie Denham JS Hosmer Camden Juglaris—Brooks S W Hamilton Tomaso Juglaris Katie M Brooks Steinler—Cheney Rev P M McDonald Charles Steiner Ida J Cheney

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