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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1883

Page

3

Foreign Exchange Holds Yesterday's Gains Despite Mixed Outlook

Foreign exchange shows yesterday's advance continuing with expectations of a decline soon. Bankers' sterling values quoted for sight and 60 days, along with francs, reichmarks, guilders, and other rates, are listed. The Bank of England reports a weekly gain of £329,000 specie and a reserve-liability ratio rise to 25 percent. The Bank of France posts a gold inflow of 4,200,000 francs and a silver outflow of 825,000 francs.

Bank of England Bank of France London Atlantic Great Western Erie New York

Market prices on meats and commodities in Boston area

Provisions explain pork lard meat prices with Boston quotations for long cut and backs. Fresh meats show quiet trade with beef hind quarters and fore-quarters listed. Poultry receipts rise with varying prices for turkeys fowls and chickens. Tropical fruits and sugar are steady. cotton futures in New York and Liverpool quoted with steady future deliveries. Receipts and exports data for bales reported at all ports.

Boston Eresh Malaga Wige Pt Tigo Manila Belmont Barbadoes Porto Rico New York Liverpool Uplands Orleans Board of Health City Hall Kearsarge Frederick E. Goodrich

New York Financial Markets Mixed as Rates Stand Steady

New York reports money on call very easy at 2 to 3 percent, with 21s per cent offered for close. Prime mercantile paper 5 to 6 percent, bar silver 109 1/2. Exchange quiet at 485 1/2 for long and 489 1/2 for short sight. Governments unchanged. railroads strong. stocks weak at close after intraday advances and later profit-taking.

New York Prime Mercantile Georgias Stormont Bodie Sutro Tunnel Sonora Consolidated Cary Manhattan Beach Louisville New Albany Northern Pacific Long Island Nashville Western Union Oregon Transcontinental Alton Terre Haute Tnion Wabashes Stock Exchange Tt Aeron Hist Canada Southern Central Pacific Del L. & West Delaware & Hud Denver & Riog Han Louisville& Nash Manhattan Oco Co Memphis & C Missouri Pacific Northwestern New Jersey New Ohio & Missis Tario & West E. P Phila Reading Milwaukee St. P Omaha Texas Oregon Trans.Co Roch. & Pitta East Tenn Bur &Q

Boston Grain Receipts and Market Report Highlights

Grain receipts show mixed lots from White Winter wheat to No 3 and No 8 car lots, totaling 48 cars with mixed grades and several shipments including 11 cars of mixed sail and 8 cars of steamer yellow. Market notes cover butter, cheese, eggs, pork, lard, and hogs in Chicago, plus Union Stock Yards receipts and shipping data, with June wheat and corn futures and London wool sales. Delaware berry train to arrive June 8 and steamer arrivals with produce from Norfolk and Baltimore, including 800 crates of beans and 1,316 apples.

Boston Daily Report Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Chicago Chicago T Y London Port Phillip New Zealand New York and New England Norfolk Baltimore Jersey

Grain and flour prices and supplies in 1883 markets

The report shows active flour prices with improvements in winter wheat and spring patent grades. Spring wheat flour shows strong demand with many grades rising. cornmeal and oat meal trade steady to quiet. Grain trade notes dull corn, steady oats, rye small lots, barley quiet, and mill feeds with posted prices. Butter market remains dull but firmer, with better country trade.

New York New Orleans Ohio St Louis City Minnesota Canada State

Global cargo listings from ships and consignments

Hull to Havana and beyond, a mixed cargo ledger details steamer Galileo-1, schooners and brigs carrying musical instruments, iron bars, jute, skins, glass, paints, and rigging. Notable consignments include 12 do glass and china, 7,000+ bananas, 2,300 bales cotton, 29,000 cigars, 30 tierces de Goss ler sugar, and 650+ hhds sugar across multiple ports including Barbadoes, Mayaguez, New Orleans, Rangoon, Sydney, and St Vincent, with firms such as Baring Bros & Co, Dupee, and Charles B Perkins listed.

Hull Eng Baring Bros Patrick Arklay Brown Bros & Co Baring Bros & Co Naylor & Co Baring Bros& Co Miller & Co Abram French & Co Oliver Ditson & Co Heyer Bros Co Glass China Jones, McDuffy & Stratton Gay & Wolf Orace Partridge & Co Moors & Co Linder & Meye John Briggs Gill & Scotz S A Crowell & Co Merrill Bros J A & W Bird & Co Stoddard & Kendall Baes Baracoa Seaverns & Co Guantanamo Bark Emma Crook Cushman & Co Mayaguez Brigcs Packard Palo Alto Jaling Bros & Co New Orleans Henry Lippett Rangoon Genius Cummings Eugene Hale Bates & Arnet Sagur Barkcs Robinson Tierces Sugar Standard Sugar Sydney Cetewayo Job & Co Tamarinds ST Vincent Achsah Sugar Cotton & Haley

Port cargo listings from multiple vessels in Lloyds era

Marine cargo and vessel notices from Liverpool Hayti St John St Thomas Barrington detailing goods loaded or carried by steamers schooners brigs and a brig with quantities of corn wheat cattle sheep hogs lard beef pork butter candles kerosene oil and various merchandise including organ materials lumber and foodstuffs across multiple ports and destinations.

Liverpool Eng Palestine ST John Glace Bay Mornn ST Thomas Clara Jenkins Barrington N_ S Jesse Newell

Cotton Markets Overview From Various Cities

Market analysis across Memphis New York Cincinnati Savannah Charleston St Louis Wilmington and others shows steady to quiet demand. Net receipts and gross receipts are reported across ports with middling prices around 10 to 10.5 cents and coastwise sales noted. Exports to Great Britain and France listed with substantial stock levels and overall market dullness in several hubs.

Memphis Cevcecgenses Aogta New York Svesecess Great Britain Uincinnati Continene Savannah C. Charleston Mid. i. ST Louis Wilmington Britain Augusta Ueae Louisville Rccceee Ee United States Norfolk France

Market roundup from multiple cities June 7 1900s

Prices across grains meats and fish in Gloucester Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and New York show steady to higher wheat oats and pork with pork and lard fluctuating. Various fish markets note cod haddock halibut and mackerel prices with steady to firm trends.

London and Liverpool market report for grains and cotton

Floating cargoes of wheat and corn, brisk corn for June July shipments, 27s9d. Wheat quiet to steady. cooler weather affects the passage trade. Liverpool prices: flour 11s6d, winter wheat 8s11d 9s2d, California 8s10d 9s, corn 58 6 14d, pork 8s, bacon 5s6d, lard 57s6d, cheese 62s, tallow 42s. Cotton easier, Upland and Orleans, 8,000 bales traded, futures quotes steady to firm across months.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange United Kingdom Liverpool Orleans

United States District Court Libel Over Bark India Case

June 7 session before Judge Nelson heard the libel by bark owners against J H Sears and Co to recover damages for breach of a charter party. C7 Russell Jr for libellant L S Dabney for respondent.

United States District Court Nelson India J. H. Sears & Co C.7 C. T. Russell, Jr L. S. Dabney

Superior Court Sessions Report in Suffolk County

The June 7 sessions before Judge Aldrich and Judge Knowlton include cases of Andrew W. Hayes versus Augustus H. Adams for malicious prosecution, Theresa Karcher administratrix suing the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor for $3,000, and further civil actions against the Metropolitan Railroad Company and Boston Catholic Cemetery Company. Municipal Court notes record several detentions and fines, with various defendants held for the Superior Court.

Andrew W. Hayes Augustus H. Adams S. H W. P. Dudley R. M. Morse, Jr Theresa Karcher Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor Golden Rule Lodge T. Hutchinson George A. Torrey J. H. Butler Joseph A. Archer Metropolitan Railroad Company Washington and Dover Streets P. West W. Gaston E. O. Shepard Thomas Mitchell Boston Catholic Cemetery Company W.W. Doherty J. D. van Purgee William Gaston C. L. B. Whitney Churchill Thomas Banks Assamt House of Correction Argone Maggie Craddock John Smith Michael Malley Delia Wallace House of Industry Harry F. Watson Patrick McGuinness Patrick Bradley Frances Skillings Mary EK Flood Isabella Freeman East Boston Jeremiah Mullen Bunker Hill Joseph McGrath Jeremiah Lyons Richard Kelly

Railroads plan through line from Denver to San Francisco

The Denver and Rio Grande secures a through-line route via Eureka and Colorado and Utah and Nevada, aiming to connect with the South Pacific Coast. The scheme links Canadian Southern, Grand Trunk, and Michigan Central plans, extending a narrow gauge path through Nevada’s mining districts to California’s farms.

N River Canada Southern Mid Central Michigan Central Great Western Division Grand Trunk Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company Eureka Colorado Nevada Utah and Nevada South Pacific Coast Utah and Salt Lake Great Saltlake South Pacific Coast Road Denver San Francisco California

Real estate transfers and mortgages across Boston area

A long list of property dealings dated 1883 to 1888 covers Lenox Tremont Street Roxbury and Charlestown with transfersMortgage back actions and quitclaims totaling multiple parcels. Banks and savings institutions such as Provident Institution for Savings Boston Five Cent Savings and Roxbury Institution are named alongside numerous individuals including Wil son Herring Hayes and Ames Olney. Auction sales note multiple dramatic city blocks and parcels in Dorchester Charlestown Brighton South Boston and West Roxbury.

Lenox Tremont Street Joseph W. Wilson John Cotter State Street Caroline M. Parks Et al Mary B. Herring Francis B. Hayes Ann Wheaton Hayes William P. Blake Same Nathaniel G. Alden Mamah H. Delon Charles T. Parker Et Als Mary ©. Parker Sarah R. Drapier Marlborough and Exeter James B. Ames Richard Olney Provident Institution For Savings Roxbury Delle Avenue William S. Pelletier Union Institution John Sullivan Halleck, Parker and A Streets Elisha M. Dyer Barnstable Savin Bank B Street Henry M. Moulton Boston Five Cent Savings Bank Ruggles Street Moviton William Cook Horace E. Mann Market Street Philadelphia N. B New England Check of Boston Roxbury Street Flat Mud Island Nova Scotia Thomas J. Potter St. James Street Montreal H. & A. Allan Camden Street Annie Hendrick Joan W. Hendrick Edwin M. Bigelow Suffolk Lucina W. Trull John F. Trull Charles E. Ricker Annie Bendrick Isaac Davis Luclina W. Trull E. Jes

Designs for a Nursery Room in Old Style Homes

This passage describes creating a long bright nursery or home school room with soft nursery paper walls in Kate Greenaway style, tile mantel, Mother Goose themed art around Longfellow, color draperies, and small beds with a floral screen. It notes soapstone wall finish for drawing spaces, plant or fern filled windows, and simple felt or ingrain flooring with a bright rug.

Kate Greenaway Longfellow

Local merchants fail and enter insolvency in New England

Henry Green of Providence and A A Nichols of Ossipee suspend operations. Robert G Kempton of Hallowell and L E Moulton of Moultonville fail and seek insolvency. Attachments, assignments, and settlements involve Brockton, Lowell, Provincetown, Boothbay, South Norwalk, and West Medford with creditors facing losses.

Henry Green Providence Kk. I A. A. Nichols Ossipee N. H Robert G. Kempton Hallowell Charles 8. Chase Brockton Katie E. J. Brady Lowell L. E. Moulton Moultonville Oulton & Eean William R. Field Brunswick R. G. Barker Stoneham Jerome E. Collins Fish West Medford Young & Bros Provincetown W. C. Clisby Boothbay Mullings Brothers Carra Manufacturers South Norwalk, Conn

Silver and Moulton Mines Report Encouraging Prospects

Native silver has been struck in the Old Man mine at Camp Fleming near Silver City New Mexico. The Carbonate Hill mine has produced 300 to 400 tons monthly for over a year with more than 100000 dollars above expenses from ore sales. Advices from the Moulton mine in Montana are highly encouraging with the west drift on the 400 foot level advancing rapidly and ore from upper levels continuing to yield handsomely.

Atlantic Pacific Santa Fe Kansas City Denver Deming Albuquerque Colorado Junction Pacific Coast el Paso and Treasury Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company St. Louis Atchison and Frisco Atlantic and Pacific Atchison Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Lawrence Amsterdam Mexican Central 7S Coshocton Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Oantonagon Old Colony New York New England Fitchburg Boston Hoosac Tunnel Western and Troy Bell Telephone Lowell Syndicate Louisiana Mississippi Manager Downs New Orleans Tennessee Lowell Southern Company Calumet Quincy United States Axtell San Pedro Oteros Old Man Camp Fleming Silver City N. M Carbonate Hill Moulton Montana

Fences and Farms Costs Rise in Nineteenth Century Reports

A farmer and household column notes historic estimates from the United States Department of Agriculture and various state reports on farm fencing costs. It highlights large outlays for building and maintenance, individual state totals, and the potential need for economical fencing, with plans to revisit the topic later.

United States Department of Agriculture Massachusetts Board of Agriculture Massachusetts Commonwealth New York State Pennsylvania Maine Kentucky State Agricultural Society Iowa State Agricultural Report Iowa Agricultural Department

Western Cattle Breeders Embrace Red Shorthorn Color Trend

Western cattle writers discuss color mania among shorthorn breeders shifting from roan and solid hues to red and white blends. They praise roan’s beauty but predict red shorthorns will dominate, arguing color variety enhances breed aesthetics. Also notes on egg nutrition and farm diet economics.

Jersey

London Boys and the Mischief of Modern Times

A skeptical look at urban youth from London to New York portrays boys as perpetual troublemakers. The piece traces changes from bygone beadle and constable era to modern policing, railways, and riverfront mariners known as Arabs with a marine flavor. It contrasts disciplined past with sprawling present temptations and juvenile piracy along city waters.

London Signor New River Company Hampstead Beadle Mr.Bumble New York Empire City Manhattan

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