Money market and stock list in Boston market report
Quiet money market with light demand for funds. Banks discount mercantile paper at 5 percent, call loans 4 to 5 percent, and corporation notes 3 4 and 4 4 percent. Stocks show dull, firmer telephone shares, with mixed railroad and mining movements and earnings notes through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Chicago and Alton
Louisiana
Missouri River
Albany
Old Colony
Providence
Rutland Preferred
Messrs
Messrs. Prout & Walker, the Attorneys of the Rutland Railroad Company
Clements & Sons
Haven
Clements
Mexican Central
American Bell Telephone
Northern Telephone
Bay State
Tropical
Dividends Declared by Regional Firms and Banks
Dividend notices from Taunton Taunton's Phenix Crucible Company declares $1250 per share. City and Chapin National banks in Springdale pay 3 percent semiannual. City National Bank of Holyoke 34 percent. Boston Marine Insurance $5 per share. Concord and Portsmouth railroad $350 per share. First National Bank of Merrimac 3 percent semiannual. Lawrence Duck Company 4 percent semiannual. Potomska Mills $3 a share semiannual.
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Phenix Crucible Company
Tauntonians
City
Chapin National Banks of Springaekd
City National Bank of Holyoke
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Concord and Portsmouth Railroad
First National Bank of Merrimac
Lawrence Duck Company
Potomska Mills
Wall Street Mixed as Denver Drops, Market Recovers Later
New York financial notes show a steady market with 4 percent bonds firm but railroad shares slipping after a midday drop in Denver. By close Denver recovered slightly to 421, with overall activity modest as several rails and individual stocks traded up or down amid mixed sentiment and volume around 167,800 shares.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Denver
Rio Grande
Canada
Southern
Denver and
East Tennessee
Houston
Texas
Metropolitan
Richmond
Danville
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Rock Islands
Texas and Pacific
West Shore
Buffalo
Wabash
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Lackawanna
Northwest
Alton
Terra Haute
West Point
Colorado
American Cable
Attan
Mobile
Alabama
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Manitoba
Jersey Central
New York Central
Michigan Central
The
Stock Exchange
PCR
Eeeee Wame
St. Lo
Canaan Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware& Hud
Denver& Riog
BNO
Hon. & St. Jon
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie& W
Michigan
Oatisson Memphis
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ontario & West
Centra
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila. & Read
Milwaukee&st.p
Lodge L
St. P
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
St.l
Western Union
Roch. & Pitts
M and M
Market Trade and Commodities Report Summary
Trading update shows cash export corn at 67c and Liverpool cheese at 57s 6d cwt with a 1s 6d advance from yesterday. Chicago wheat futures rise and fall through $1.08 to $1.07, with corn and oats moving on nearby contracts. Pork and hog shipments appear in union stock yards with receipts of about 20,000 and price ranges around $6,630 for light and mixed packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
Market Row of varied commodities and trends
Alcohol quoted at 221 222 gal. cement at 125 per barrel. coal dull with firm anthracite. cotton steady in Boston and New York. coffee quiet with Rio cargo late. beeswax prices easing. dry goods slow as woollen production shuts down. future cotton deliveries show mixed prices and high port stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Java
Maracabo
Franklin
New York
Liv
Uplands
Orleans
Consolidated Daily
Market Report Shows Quiet Grain and Commodities Trading
Grain prices steady with mixed corn and oats. soybeans and hay softer. Hides, leather, oils, and naval stores hold near steady, while produce and butter markets show light demand and cautious pricing amid ample arrivals.
Trade quiet as holidays slow season for rubber goods
The report notes a holiday lull with buyers returning slowly and small dealers dominant. Production remains steady though below capacity, prices for raw materials stay high, and shipments are up year over year though per weekly totals slight.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
New York City
Philadelphia
Nashville
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Savannah
Dallas
San Antonio
Macon
Atlanta
Knoxville
Richmond
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
Quincy
Grand
Indianapolis
Ind
Evansville
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Col
Bloomington
Thi
Portsmouth
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Wheeling
Binghampton
Syracuse
Troy
Albany
Maritime cargo mixed in multiple port listings and ships
The passage catalogs goods aboard vessels and at ports including ASPINWALL ANNAPOLIS SURINAM RUSTICO RUSTICO PEI CADIZ FREDERICTON PICTOU. Items consist of canned goods cement hardware food fuel and vast quantities of bbls flour pork timber and oils with numerous bulk units and cargo types noted for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Palo Alto
Annapolis
New York
Surinam
Rustico
Pei
Darling
Cadiz
Spain
Emily
Fredericton
N B
Harriet Chase
Pictou
Bonnebell
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroad Lines
Merchant receipts list June 27 across lines including Lowell and Eastern railroads with cotton wool corn wheat flour butter cheese beans lumber hay leather calf skins and hides totals by bale box case bale and car, plus tobacco and sugar items, reflecting trade volumes and stock movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Old Colony Railroad
New York and Newland Railroad
Boston
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products at the Port June 27
A tabulated report lists 1883 receipts by commodity such as cotton butter flour eggs oats cornmeal and wheat with 1882 comparisons. The note mentions a data anomaly: sacks of four in the 1882 column are reduced to barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Henry F. Spencer
Boston
Pemberton Square
Edwin J. Abbot
Boston Water Board
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Cumberland
Water Board
CATTLE MARKET REPORTS SHIPPING AND PRICES AT BRIGHTON WATERTOWN
Live stock at market includes cattle sheep calves and swine with arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards. Rates list beef store cattle veal lamb ranges and note English demand and export shipments. Stock trains expected and market steady though western cattle firm at higher live weights.
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Sk'p& L
Mbs
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
Newee
Providence
C O Howe
E E
Brookings
Libby & Son
H Coolidge & Son
J J, Barrett
J F Lowrey
New Hampshire
I B Sargent
C P Breck
Aldrich & Johnson
F Wood
Dow & Moulton
J O Sanborn
M Pike
A J Piper
W G Townsend
A H Kidder
R P Pollard
H N Jenne
B'S
Hastings
A Williamson
L Green
F S Kimball
JB Remick
RE French
W Ricker
JH Thomas
MG Flanders
J Carrol
Hall & Seaver
W E Best
RG Kimball
Sargent & Turner
George Bleiler
J Dimon
C Leavitt & Son
Jarrell & Stetson
Fitch & Eames
States
Liverpool
London
Victoria
George H Hammond & Co
A N Monroe
J O
F R Lingham
Istham
D McIntosh
F Jewett & Co
M Acre & Co
CH Kidder
Kidder & Robinson
H Kinder
At&chb
E O Howe
CP Breck
EO Howe
IC Libby & Son
H Coole Edge
F $ Kimball
J B Remick
RE Franch
J H Thomas
M G Flanders
KG Kimball
J S$ Henry
Skittering
B Hurlbert
D Fisher
Hoosac
Glasgow
RP Pollard
Hathaway & Jackson
Brighton Landing
New England
C. Leavitt & Son
Farrell & Stetson
Brighton
Cambridge
J Carroll
Slive
Market Summary of Cotton and Commodities Across Cities
Cotton markets show dull to steady tone in Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with middling around 9 13 16c to 10 3 4c. Grain and flour futures move uneven with Chicago and New York reports noting mixed cash and futures. wheat around 1 00 to 1 05, corn around 53 56c, oats 29 34c, pork and lard prices mixed across regions. markets reflect limited demand and cautious sentiment.
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Connecticut
Massachusetts
Lee
Havana
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York X
Tbs
Delaine
Texas
Territory
Georgia
Kentucky
Missouri
California
Montevideo
Oacoen
Mia
Tau
Ovese
Ross
Baltimore
Phil Adelphea
Aldiecbsenias
Great Britain
Mark Tduil
Mic Ing
Galveston
Louisville
United States
St Loul
Uplands
New Orleans
Minnesota
Do White
Chicago
Porto Rico
St Jago
Antigua
Trinidad
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Cuba
India
South America
Liverpool
Lake
Séc. Park
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Ae Co Ox & Ged
Atlantic and Great Western firsts in London market report
Commercial London report notes limited activity in wheat and corn markets with slow cargoes and unsettled English weather. Liverpool quotations steady for flour and mixed for corn while U.S. grain receipts rise. Liverpool futures drift lower with American bales selling in modest volumes and ongoing price declines for nearby contracts.
Real Estate Transfers in Boston Area 1883
Suffolk County transfers list numerous 1883 deeds across Boston neighborhoods including West Cedar Street, Hammond Park, Kneeland Street, Montgomery Ave, Silver Street, Dorchester Avenue, Old Harbor Street, Maverick Street, Havre Street, Central Square, Ashland Street, Capen Street, Union Street, and more. Transactions include quitclaims, mortgages, and sales to and from individuals, banks, and rail entities with property sizes ranging from minor lots to several thousand square feet.
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West Cedar Street
Sarah E. Allen
Tay Edwards
Hammond Park
Horacce D. Chapin
Adolphus J. Blanchard
Nathan Cushing
Kneeland Street
John Jeffries
James Keenan
Montgomery Ace
Albert C. Russell
City of
Boston
South Boston
Silver Street
Mary Lynch
George Wares
Edward A. Kenney
Sixth
Mary A. Ryan
John Perske
Old Harbor Street
Charles H. Hersey
Denis L. Reardon
Dorchester Avenue
Emigrant Savings Bank
David A. King
Maverick Street
Edward J. Foster
John Fi. Fre
Havre Street
Peter Callahan
Patrick Cona
Central Square
George L. Thorndike
William H. Thorndike
Summer
Dorchester
Brighton
Newton
New York and New England Railroad Company
Henry Lee
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Union Street
Elvira Wethern
John
Prince Street
Ezra T. McIntire
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Porter Street
East Boston
Margaret Dineen
Timothy McCarthy
Howard and
Magnolia Streets
John Emerson
Joseph Guild Et al
School Street
West Roxbury
Charles C. Robinson
Rufus Ellis
White Mountain travel book praised for thorough guides
A Boston publisher promotes a richly illustrated book on the White Mountains. It details how to reach the region from Boston and other cities, describes towns along multiple rail lines, lists hotels with proprietors and capacities, and outlines numerous trips offered by the company. Readers are urged to obtain the book at No. 5 State Street, Boston, to view inducements and low vacation rates.
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Luther L. Holden
White Mountain
Boston
New York
Providence
Montreal
Saratoga
Concord
Montreal and
Profile
Franconia Notch
Pemigewasset Valley
Whitefield and
Jefferson
State Street
White Mountains
Court Record in Nelson Court on Five Defendants
Grand jury returns seven indictments against five individuals. George Beechman faces two counts for unlawfully taking letters from the post office. Patrick Devine indicted for larceny of canvas from the United States. Roswell F. Peabody faces two post office letter theft charges. Abel Prescott accused of collecting more than $10 in pensions. Richard W. Wallace charged with selling liquor without a special license.
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George Beechman
Patrick Devine
United States
Roswell F. Peabody
Abel Prescott
Richard W. Wallace
Probate Court Wills and Administrations List
In Middlesex County Probate Court before Judge Brooks S the wills of John Coggin Melrose Mary Richardson Framingham Sarah A Brown and James Hunt Framingham Phineas Green Reading Josiah Webber Lowell James Smith Joseph Obrey Cambridge Harriet Macreading and Marshall A Lewis Newton Rathena Blanchard Sutton N H Daniel A Sanborn Brooklyn N Y Susan T Cox Malden were presented. Letters of administration were granted for Sarah Aplin Cambridge Marshall Basset Woburn Charles S Cook Lowell Daniel H Dimond Somerville Jane McGrath Framingham Betsey Whitcomb Medford Fannie Higgins Townsend Bridget Kennedy Cambridge Mary W Evans Wakefield J Gilbert Waltham Esther Morse Newton Amos T Monroe Waltham Edward Winslow Newton Polly Hunting Malden Margaret Hanahan Lowell also known as Margaret Henan Lowell Catharine Beattie Cambridge Mary E Munson Waltham Edwin Harrington Sudbury.
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John Coggin
Melrose
Mary Richardson
Sarah A. Brown
James Hunt
Framingham
Phineas Green
Reading
Josiah Webber
Lowell
James Smith
Joseph Obrey
Cambridge
Harriet, Macreading
Marshall A. Lewis
Newton
Rathena Blanchard
Sutton
N. H
Daniel A. Sanborn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Susan T. Cox
Malden
Sarah Aplin
Marshall ¥. Basset
Woburn
Charles S. Cook
Daniel H. Dimond
Somerville
Jane McGrath
Betsey Whitcomb
Medford
Fannie Higgins
Townsend
Bridget Kennedy
Mary W. J. Evans
Wakefield
J. Gilbert
Waltham
Esther Morse
Amos T. Monroe
Edward Winslow
Polly Hunting
Margaret
Jurors Reduced City Assessments in Middlesex Court
In Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Staples presided over Hitchings versus City of Somerville and others. Jurors lowered multiple property assessments and the court adjourned to Friday morning with waived cases to be heard Saturday.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Staples
Hitchings
City of
Somerville
Richardson
Same
McCormick
Cushman
High
Brooks
Brackett
Frye
Fuller
Fuller Et al
Wills approved for Littlefield and Dean in county records
Probate reports confirm wills of Sarah F. Littlefield of Stoughton and Hannah B. Dean of Dedham were approved. Admin letters issued for Timothy A. Stetson Weymouth John W. Blackman Walpole Sarah W. Adams Dedham Eliza H. Wright Hyde Park Ellis A. Darling Wrentham and Nancy J. Wallace Hyde Park Benjamin F. Shumway Medfield guardian appointed for Joseph H. Harding insane.
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Judge White
Sarah F. Littlefield
Stoughton
Hannah B. Dean
Dedham
Timothy A. Stetson
Weymouth
John W. Blackman
Walpole
Sarah W. Adams
Eliza H. Wright
Hyde Park
Ellis A. Darling
Wrentham
Nancy J. Wallace
Benjamin F. Shumway
Medfield
Joseph H. Harding
Obituary notices and closings from Massachusetts town deaths
List of death notices from multiple towns with dates in June 1883 and ages, including Fannie Barcom Abbot, Sidney Butterfield, Robert Bacon, Daniel Chany, Mary Churchill ill, Sadie Garland, Margaret Garrett, Naomi Hatch, Gilbert Hewitt, Charles Hildreth, and a summary table of mortality across 39 cities and towns with population estimates to March 1, 1883.
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Abbot
Cambridge
Fannie Barcom Abbot
Butterfield
Boston
Sidney Butterfield
Bacon
Roxbury
Robert Bacon
Chany
Waverley
Daniel Butler Chany
Churchill
Brookline
Mary Churchill
Plymouth
Garland
Sadie P Garland
Garrett
Margaret L Garrett
Hatch
Naomi Hatch
Hewitt
Taunton
Gilbert E Hewitt
Hildreth
Natick
Charles Hildreth
Massachusetts
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Springfield
Salem
Newton
Westfield
Lowell
Holyoke
Haverhill
Weymouth
Fall River
Lynn
Somerville
Worcester
Lawrence
New Bedford
Chelsea
Gloucester
Brockton
Malden
Newburyport
Fitchburg
S.W. Abbot, M.D
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