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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1883

Page

3

Foreign Exchange Steady Amid Bill Market Hints

The market shows sight exchange at 4893 and 60 day bills at 4851 with expectations that securities exports may bring bills tomorrow. Brown Brothers & Co. held back rate increases yesterday citing this upcoming supply. Government securities generally higher, Pacificos unchanged, and closing bids list several bond and stock movements across multiple issues.

Brown Bros Pacificos Seesegpe Promi Es Co Opeense Ss Ec Pele

New York Money Market and Stock Report, June 8

Money on call loaned easily at 2 to 21 percent with Prime mercantile paper at 5 6 percent. Exchange steady around 485% for long and 488% for short. Governments and state bonds mixed, railroad bonds irregular but firm. Stocks closed weak with mining dull. specific quotes include Bodie 169, Stermant 7c, Robinson 76 75, Sulro. Tunnel 27 26, Sonora Consolidated 34 29. Speculation active and generally strong. opening irregular, then slight decline led by Michigan Central and Reading before midmorning rally.

Atlantic and Pacific Union Pacific Blake, Brothers & Co Amsterdam Atchison Plint Pere Marquette Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Company Central Town Railway Company Boston Maine New York New England New Haven Hartford Erie Fitchburg Vermont Canada Bell Telephone Mexican Telephone Boston and Northern Mining Board Twin Lead Catalpa San Pedro Denver Rio Ee Lackawanna Chicago Lenis Common Preferred Stock Exchange Wame Lo’st Southern Gkae Canaaa Central Pacific del. L. & Weal Aeg Os Las Delaware& Hud Ae Rio G Tg Ty Nee Sentoens Han St. Jo Kansas Texas Lake Shore Louisville& Nash SIM Erie Lee Northern Pacific Ohio Missisippi Bay Ontario & West Pacific Mail Peoria Dec Phila Reading Milwaukee&st.p St. P Omaha Texas Pacific St.l.& Pa Western Union N.Y C.& St.l Oregon Trans.Co Big Big Roca. & Pittas Fast Tenn Long Island Bodie Stermant Robinson Sulro Tunnel Sonora Consolidated Dales Alton & Terrehaute Division Atlantic & Pacific Canada Southern Great Western Erie Seconds Metropolitan Louisiville & Nashville Milwaukee, Lakeshore & Western Michigan Central Northwest Common Rio Grande St. Pau

Trade and Outlook from the White Winter Wheat Market

Trade and outlook report on grain inspections and receipts. Includes car grades for wheat oats corn mixed feeds and beans, totals 27 cars. Receipts today list corn 15009 bushels wheat 5000 oats 16800 shorts 000, meal 125 bbls, corn meal 405 bbls, barley 1000 bus. Flour receipts 6496 bbls and 8115 sacks. Liverpool cheese 625. Mercantile exchange notes from New York with butter cheese eggs pork and grain futures, and Union Stock Yards receipts shipments and prices for hogs and wheat and corn futures at Chicago exchanges.

Fiiston Daily Shorts Liverpool Pbewt New York Mercantile Exchange Eastern Creamery Ohio Union Chicago

Market Wide Farm Goods and Grain Prices Steady Varied

The report shows steady flour prices with several grades from spiny wheat to winter wheat choice patents around 7 to 7.75 per bushel and mixed lots from Illinois to Michigan. Cornmeal and oats trade dull with modest prices, rye sold small lots at 80 cents per bushel, barley quiet, and mill feeds near prior levels. Butter and cheese firmer but not major shifts, eggs easy with minor declines, and cottonseed meal steady at 27.50 per ton. General farm produce lists beans, peas, potatoes with variable quotations, apples steady led by Maine stock, dried apples quiet, hay and straw mixed, flaxseed firm, hops down. Provisions show easy pork and lard with various cut prices, leep at 14-15, fresh meats quiet, poultry in, turkeys at 23-26 cents, fowls 20-21, chickens 30-35 cents, and game unreported.

Minnesota St. Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Illinois Florida Norfolk Bermuda Maine Timothy Red Top Canada Boston Elio New Orleans Ioc Arley Ecla Gbs Chicago United Continent South America Liverpool Milwaukee

Textile Trade Quiet As Prices Stay High Across Regions

Trade remains light with cautious manufacturer purchases. Prices stay high for first hand holders and looser for buyers. Regional quotes include Ohio and Pennsylvania at various grades from 37 to 42 cents, Michigan 36 to 38 cents, New York 35 cents, with unwashed goods at 19 to 30 cents and scoured at 38 to 72 cents. Delaine fleece and Kentucky combing noted, with territory figures around 20 to 27 cents. Sales totals show 1,500,000 foreign and domestic, slightly above last week’s 1,391,000 rather than the printed 181,000.

Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New York Texas

Imports at Boston Port Show Diverse Goods Listed

The cargo manifests reveal Liverpool and Boston firms handling a mix of goods including steel, worsted yarn, earthenware, caustic soda, bleaching powders, soda ash, window glass, cotton waste, leather, clocks, clothing, ropes, machinery, books, and various crates. Notable names include Baring Bros and Co, Lambert Bros, Thayer and Lincoln, Sayles, Stedman & Fuller, and Chadwick & Chadwick among many others.

Liverpool Englilymian Baring Bros & Co Lander & Meyer Maverick Manus Co Lambert Bros Davis & Sons Bliss, Fabyan & Co RB Moors & Co Moise Stone & Downer Thayer & Lincoln William Parr Mdise F & FC Sayles Neal & Moise Clapp& Batley

Shipping Freight and Goods Packed Across Multiple Ports

A detailed list of goods and shipments across Glasgow Yarmouth Barbados Cape Island Charlottetown and Weymouths includes burlaps flax earthenware moise machinery fire bricks and various foodstuffs such as mackerel lobsters fish and potatoes. Numerous firms and captains such as Clark Adams & Clark J R Leeson Mackintire Lawrie Shoninger Moses & co and T J Jones & co appear with quantities ranging from a few cases to thousands of units aboard steamer ships brigantines schooners and other vessels.

Contee C & Buss Pias Eal Ware Clark, Adams & Clark Merchan Despatch Transportation Co Fogal Dennison Manus Co Wheelock & Co Enware de Moise Jones, McDuffy & Stratton Abram French & Co Cotton J $ Poven & Co Zenas Sears Thos Leyland Co Jennings Moise Shoninger Moses & Co Glasgow C Chase & Co Hall Rubber Co R Leeson & Co Mackintire, Lawrie & Co Clark & Picken Dutton el& FS Rollins Waldo Bros Stults Yarmouth Dominion Boils Morey Prior & Co Holmes J & Hail & Co Jones & Co Garland Dudley & Co Ellis & Co TJ Jones & Co Barbados Winsor & Son Baracoa Kit Carson Noyes Cape Island Irene T J Jones & Co Clark’s Harbor N S J J Jones & Co Charlottetown PE I

Foreign Experts and Vessels Trading Goods Across Ports

Foreign experts report cargo manifests and ship exchanges listing flour pork bread butter pepper oats bales jimes hardware sewing machines corn pigs clothing candies brooms boots furniture tea sugar kerosene oil and more aboard vessels at Valparaiso Flores Amarket Port au Prince Sydney Yarmouth Halifax Charlottetown Lunenburg Arichat Metaghan Annapolis Liverpool and other ports. Ship names include Lillian May Magellan Paladin and David Dudley with cargoes of nails, paper, lumber, canned goods, and various agricultural implements.

ST Pierre Mig Lillian Valparaiso Flores Amarket Port AU Prince David Dudley Sydney Yarmouth Dominion Halifax North America Charlottetown EIL Lunenburg Albert M Louise Arichat Ametia Metaghan N S Joe Kenney Annapolis Liverpool

Receipts of Staple Goods by Several Railroads and Routes

A ledger of June 8 trade items lists railroads Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and several sea conveyances handling flour bacon butter eggs beans corn oats wheat malt feed tea grease leather hides wool and more. Quantities include hundreds of bales, bags, cases, and bushels across shipments from multiple lines to Boston area markets.

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

Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Trade 1883 roundup

A lengthy market digest lists cotton bales, net and gross receipts across ports including Mobile Savannah Baltimore and New Orleans, with weekly totals and stock figures. It notes quiet markets, varying middling prices, and coastwise shipments, alongside a detailed city by city breakdown of receipts and prices.

Bales Norfole Coos Galveston Oichs Spa Somaelsweelnen Savannah Baltimore Coastwisc VOGT le Sages Britain C. Veces Inia MOB Nue Caeesden Philadelphia New York Mid Wilmington Cncsees Great Britain Conline Lease Cincinnati Louisville Navy Ake Ievens Augusta Charleston Ross Memphis Faross United States New Orleans Cbs

Real estate transfers across Boston area 1883 list

Suffolk County transfers show Henry W. Moulton selling land to Benjamin Perkins and others for 1156, feet of land, April 13, 1883, plus numerous parcels traded in Dorchester Roxbury South Boston East Boston and Charlestown. Mortgages and building permits accompany auctions and notices. Auction: Sullivan Bros. sells two houses in South Boston for 8950 dollars. Building permits include four stories on Marlborough Street and various dwellings in ward districts.

Churchill Caroline G. Rice John Deylan Dennis Harris William Sullivan Lawrence Lowry John Sullivan James Cleary William F. Daly George N. Barnard Bridget Early Patrick Mclaughlin House of Correction James Pieming Michael C. Hurley John Harris Benjamin Richards Alias Jenkins Roxbury Thomas Kilroy South Boston Angus McDonald Phillip Maguire Edward Keenan Halleck Street Henry W. Moulton Benjamin Perkins Et al Ruggles Street William Cook Frederic, Marston Iss Boston Everett Street Moses Marshall Parker P. Ferson Dorchester Adams Street Nancy Brooks Edwin G. Bentham Sullivan Bros. & Libbie East Sixth Street Augusta Perske A. Richardson William Minot, Jr Andrew H. Sweet S. Pinckney Holbrook Eliza A. Peck Mary G. P. Binney Medford—Hill Boston Avenue South Street Washington Avenue Lowell Hichborn & Co Knights & CO Washion Street Main St Cambridgeport Camden Street Annie Hendrick John W. Hendrick Edwin M. Bigelow Suffolk Lucina W. Trull John F. Trull Charles E. Ricker Ricker Edwin Bradley Daniel C Willis Isaac Davis LU VA W. Trull Daniel Kingsley Foster and Mt. Vernon Brighton Mistory J. W. Wright Chester W. Kingsley Jacob F. Taylor Roxbury Street

Receipts and markets across multiple cities June 8

Wheat firm in Toledo with No 1 white Michigan at strong cash and futures. Receipts 32 000 bus wheat, 24 000 corn, oats 4. Receipts and shipments cataloged. Albany reports cattle strong with sales up to 580 685 dollars, sheep and lambs mixed. New York notes cotton goods demand little changed. Cincinnati pork nominal, hogs steady. Detroit wheat dull with mixed bid prices and substantial receipts and shipments.

Michigan Albany N. Y New York Cincinnati Detroit

Financial Market Summary from London and Liverpool

London June 8 Consols quoted at 1005-16 with various equities listed. Reports from Merchants' Exchange indicate cargoes of wheat and corn easing, mixed American corn prices steady for prompt shipment. Liverpool markets show flour prices steady, cotton dull, and futures for cotton broadly flat. Weather unsettled in England. cargo receipts and various staple prices noted. Havana gold and sugar markets touched with a weak U S exchange and firm sugar.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Paris Liverpool England Uplands Orleans Manchester Guardian

Bark India Libel Hearing Over Charter Damages

United States District Court session on June 8 before Judge Nelson. Bark India owners sue for damages for breach of charter conditions with J. H. Sears & Co. Proceedings conclude with counsel Dabney representing respondents and Russell Jr. for libellant.

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

Prescott Held for Trial in Pension Papers Fee Claim

United States Commissioner Court heard Abel Prescott of Ayer charged with claiming an unlawful fee for obtaining pension papers. He was held in $500 bail for trial at the June term before Commissioner Hallett.

Hallett Abel Prescott Ayer

Supreme Judicial Court June 8 Hearings Resumed in Divorces

The Supreme Judicial Court resumed hearings on contested divorce cases on June 8 but did not finish the sessions.

Supreme Judicial Court

Water board to appoint about twenty water inspectors

The water board has received a large number of applications for appointment as water inspectors with about 20 to be appointed. The article lists related city notices including contracts for school additions and new buildings, street layouts, and examinations for Latin schools.

Water Board Bateman Egleston Square A Street Boston Breed’s Island Ninth Street Said Street Lowland Street H Street Sheridan Avenue Centre Street Chestnut Avenue Sheridan Street Bowen Street D Streets Boylston Street Dartmouth Hereford Shreets A. M Warren Avenue Csue West Newton Street Board of Aldermen Hall New Hampshire Haldeman Flynn Common Council

Tewksbury Hearing Debates Found Skin Evidence Link

Testimony covers asylum care, foundlings, and the 1883 matron, with Gov. Butler questioning management. A piece of human skin, tattooed with a name and date, is produced to link a deceased inmate to the Tewksbury asylum. The record entries conflict over the identity, and the hearing adjourns to Monday for reconciliation.

Tewksbury Harriet A. Sanborn Phebe A. Merrill Almshouse Brown Frederic Gigaux Lowell Catholi Church Vewksbury Gov. Butler Thomases Medical School C. J. Edhland Tripp

Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society Concludes Session at Revere House

The second and final day featured essays and debates by J M Aldrich H G Newton R A Reid J A Tabor on cerebral physiology nerve stimulants suspended animation and insanity Delegates to the national convention named from Boston South Boston Charlestown Roxbury etc Condolence resolutions adopted for late members H G Barrows J A Rochette Walter Burnham Nathaniel Jewett delivered annual address Our Duties and Progress followed by an annual dinner in Ashburnham

Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society Revere House J. M. Aldrich Fall River H. G. Newton Boston R. A. Reid Newton J. A. Tabor Lawrence Lewiston Walter Burnham Lowell Nathaniel Jewetl Ashburnham

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