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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1883

Page

3

A Favorable Bank Statement A Boom in Wisconsin Central

A detailed Boston market report notes high interest rates and strong bank balances driven by reserve gains. Wisconsin Central stock activity shows a notable rise amid a broader U S stock and bond market with mixed railroad and mining shares and robust money market conditions.

Wisconsin Central Union Pacific Gas

Market Report from the Car Inspector and Grains Trade

Report shows winter and spring wheat mixed with various car counts, oats and rye receipts, and corn shipments. Prices move across butter, cheese, eggs, and meat futures with daily closes and a new call board planned by the Boston commercial exchange.

Shorts Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New York Limead Boston Produce Exchange Boston Commercial Exchange

Grain and dairy price report from regional markets

Market notes show steady firm grain trade with mixed cornmeal and oats activity. Wheat and rye quotations shift, barley steady, mill feeds firm. Butter cheese and eggs update lists varied dairy prices across creamery and dairy categories with regional differences noted.

Canada West

Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending March 2

The report lists import values by region and commodity for Boston Port for the week ending March 2. Nations and items include England with wool and cotton goods, Demerara with sugar and linen, Surinam with sugar and molasses, Brazil with earthenware and paints, Buenos Ayres with chemicals and wool, and Canada with eggs and potatoes. Total value summarized at $1827,293 across all entries.

Boston England HAYTI Ce Er Wook Sc Pees Cecevces Secre ST. Martins Demerara Surinam Vevenss Slo Brazil McLair Cicnes Ss Hace Ly Dobnuocr Buenos Ayres BUIBS Cccescrecs Secarncenvepeey SeAoeGe Couines Iedenschensea Game Pvov DOOM Els Bcolvia Uruguay Mis Peer Oessse RT Wool Belgium Scotland Spain Dominion OF Canada Scvedgekeerss Italy Annimais Cuba Mivicneghreceiese Suzar Molasses Sncceso Soap Seeetevenon Sons Fouschoin Porto Rico

Shipping cargo lists from Liverpool and Halifax

The March 3 clearance for Steamer Batavia shows cargo including corn, cotton, machinery, leather goods, beef, butter, beef, and various hardware items totaling numerous bales, cases, and boxes. Halifax vessel Big Ellie E Butler (cleared March 5) carries cornmeal, flour, kerosene, anchors, fire bricks, and shovels in its manifest.

Liverpool Eng Batavia Halifax Ellie E Butler

Historical commodity ledger items for several railroads

A dense series of 19th century freight entries listing quantities of lard hams dressed hogs tea coffee butter lumber leather hides tallow pork turnips meal tea bags and other staples by Old Colony Boston and Albany and Providence railroads. Includes bales boxes cases bushels and cwt along with numerous quantities and item groupings.

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

Cotton Markets

Market overview shows steady to firm conditions across major ports with receipts and shipments detailed for Norfolk, New Orleans, and coastal routes. Prices and middling grades cited, with Great Britain and coastwise exports noted, plus regional U.S. market activity in New York and Chicago and assorted commodity context.

Philadelphia Norfolk Great Britain Sereeree Yoo C. Soom Eriene Coco SAICB Cccconce Socveves Ecae Orleans Louls CoaStWist Dan Cincinnati S.cesses Augusta Duce Sacscos Galveston Sont Nani Shea Wilmington Louisville United States

Foreign Markets Summary from London and Liverpool

U S government bond quotes and several rail and canal company shares lead a mixed market. Wheat and corn cargoes quiet with steady to firm prices abroad. Liverpool wheat quiet yet steady while corn remains firm, cotton demand moderate with 8,000 bales traded and futures easing. Coffee futures in Rio de Janeiro show strong firsts at 41.00 to 42.50 reis per 10 kilos, with weekly US shipments at 32,000 bags and total U S sales reaching 76,000 bags.

London Paris Bank of England America United States Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Atlantic and Pacific Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Charles Francis Adams, Jr George J. Gould Norvin Green Western Union Telegraph Company Wisconsin Central Northern Pacific Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Indianapolis Indiana, Bloomington and Western Road Peoria St. Louis Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Toledo Flint Pere Marquette Iowa Falls Sioux City Mexican Central Porter West Shore Buffalo W. F. Robinson West Shore Road Maine Central Eastern Maine Albany American Bell Telephone Mexican Telephone Calumet and Hecla Catalpa Franklin Messrs. Perkins, Dupee & Co City of Newburyport Transript Newburyport Blake Brothers Brewster, Cobb & Estabrooks Perkins, Dupee & Co Messrs Wisconsin Central Railroad New York Prime Mercantile Texas Robinson Consolidated Sierra Grande Chrysolite Alice Bodie Navajo Canada Southern Firsts Central Pacific Ohio Erie East Tennessee Bloomington Western International Great Northern Kansas Morris and Essex Ohio Central Richmond Danville Southern Pacific California Texas and Pacific Land Grant Inec Es de Rio Grande Division Delaware and Hudson Villard Delaware Lackawanna and Texas Pacific Wabash Indiana Gould Lake Erie Michigan Central Oregon Transcontinental St. Paul Wanna The Stock Exchange PTC Saies St. Lo St. Mar Canada Southern Aex del L. & West Delaware& Hud Denver& Riog Han Lake Shore Louisville& Nash Lake Erie & W Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis & C Missouri Pacific Northwestern New Jersey Ohio & Missisippi Ontario & West Ohio Centra Pacific Mail Dec Phila. & Reading Milwaukee & St.p St. P Omaha St.l.& Pa Western Union N.Y C.&st.l Oregon Trans New York State Vermont Burbanks New Brunswick Baldwins Spys Tasman Sweets Minnesota Florida Manilla Lloilos Porto Rico Cienfuegos Liverpool Uplands Orleans To-Cay Illinois St Louis City Southern Rge Ager Ec Wat TeRatte Rio Grande Tims Pia Tierces City Chicago Lee Sssgc Milwaukee Nebraska Commercial Bulletin Detroit Commercial Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpoo Calfornia de Orleans Port Phillip Adelaide New Zealand Rio DE Janeiro

Creditors meet as Union Elastic Goods calls meet at Boston

C H Higgins of Arlington Mass has a keeper Frank A Bates of North Attleboro Mass failed. He owes 18000 and offers 37 cents on the dollar. A creditors meeting is called for Union Elastic Goods Co at 153 Essex Street Boston on Wednesday. A doctor confronts a patient using Dr Bull s Cough Syrup remarking it beats me every time.

C. H. Higgins Arlington Mass Frank A. Bates North Attleboro Union Elastic Goods Company Essex Street Boston Dr. Bull

Marriages in Boston Ties Three Couples

Marriages recorded in Boston include Daniel Graham and Sarah A Williams wed March 1 by Rev Dr Withrow, George T Peavey and Mary F Bowers wed March 2 by D Winser Hall, and Alfred Keeble and Minnie E Manning wed February 20 by Rev O P Gifford.

Graham—Williams Withrow Daniel Graham Sarah A Williams Boston Peavey—Bowers D Winser Hall George T Peavey Mary F Bowers Keeble—Manning O P Gifford Alfred Keeble Minnie E Manning

Beards Case Upheld On Reliquidation Of Duties

Judge Lowell rules in Porter v Beard that reliquidation of duties on imported dyestuffs from France via Liverpool was proper and binding despite a year lapse after entry. Plaintiffs cannot recover back duties paid under protest. judgment for the defendant. Col Woodbury and Tucker for plaintiff. Almy for defendant.

Thomas C. Porter Alanson W. Beard France Liverpool Coll. Woodbury J. B. Tucker C. Almy, Jr

Supreme Judicial Court Sets Arguments on Suffolk County Docket

On March 5 the Supreme Judicial Court will hear civil cases from Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk and Barnstable at 9 15 in the morning. Dismissed suits include Smith et al v Moore et al to recover association funds with stakeholders conditions. and Hutchins Wheeler defend. Other rulings cover deed easement questions against Matthews and the Boston Water Power Company and a trust construction case involving the Episcopal City Mission.

Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk Barnstable John J. C. Smith Ira L. Moore Hutchins & Wheeler D.B. Gove & Sons Henry Bigelow Williams Boston Water Power Company Huntington Avenue St. James Avenue St. James Street Matthews J.C. Ropes J.C. Gray A. D. Foster F. Gordon Dexter The Episcopal City Mission Et William Appleton Episcopal City City Missionary

Superior Court Returns and Consolidation Notes

First Session before Judge Pitman. Bay State Casket Co seeks $72 from Morri son for a casket with a jury verdict for the plaintiff. Second case awards $1,835 for furniture conversion with lien claim. Third session covers motions and a Davenport vs Burtt decision for vessel charter breach in favor of the defendants. Old Colony consolidates with nearby railroads. stock vote shows strong approval amid details of earnings and expansion. Central Pacific annual report shows improved earnings and increased sinking funds. rail alliances affect Chicago to Butte routes.

Herbert H. Bangs C. E. Morrison Bay State Casket Company A. S. Ladd Lowell Ladd Casket Company Ladd Cabietto Tarvuc I. R. Clark J.F. Colby William R. Storms F. B. Smith Mason Charles D. Davenport J. Edward Burtt Burtt, Alexander & Co Florence Boston Turk’s Island Jr, Churchill F. Dodge Old Colony Railroad Corporation United States Choate Old Colony Clinton, Fitchburg New Bedford Old Colony Road New York Union Clinton Fitchburg Old Colony Railroad Company J. H. Benton, Jr Henry R. Jones Central Iowa Road Northern Pacific Union Pacific Blackfoot Helena Utah Butte Southern Pacific Chicago

March term sentences in criminal session report

The March term of the criminal session imposed sentences on Edward Condell for larceny of clothes wringers four months in the house of industry William B Underwood for forgery of a draft on Henry Woods Son held in 800 for sentence James Johnson for larceny of clothing one year in the house of industry John T Doyle arraigned for an assault with a dangerous weapon on Norman. There are 149 prisoners at Charles street jail: 6 for trial 7 for examination 47 for non payment of fines and costs 18 on sentence 5 as witnesses 3 debtors.

Edward Condell House of In Industry William B. Underwood Henry Woods & Son James Johnson House of Industry John T. Doyle Norman Charles Street

Probate notices of wills and administrations before Judge McKim

Wills of Margaret Graham James Sunderland Eleanor Harris Isaac Thacher Constantine McGreenery Anthony Gardner James L English Anthony G Neary James Canney admitted to probate Letters of administration issued for Fitz Anna V Herrick Charlies A Garibaldi Mary J Quigley Caroline D Emmons Mary E Stevens Michael Jordan Caroline A Mening Hannah M Cook William Weinberger Mary Fitzgerald Zebina Gove Smith Frances A Henshaw Sophia Downs Sarah A T Macomber Caroline Macomber Sarah M Wentworth Mary McLoughlin Joseph Eichborn John Willis Cole Mary Crane Cray Mary J Simonds Frank McDonough Charlotte S Leach Mary R H Lane

McKim Margaret Graham James Sunderland Eleanor Harris Isaac Thacher Constantine McGreenery Anthony Gardner James L. English Anthony G. Neary James Canney Me Fitz Anna V.herrick Charlies A. Garibaldi Mary J. Quigley Caroline D. Emmons Mary E. Stevens Michael Jordan Caroline A

Boston court actions on assaults amid larceny cases

In front of Judge Adams William O'Brien was fined 10 dollars without costs for assault. Clarence A Roberts assault case continued to next Thursday with bonds set at 100 dollars. John Hayward held in 200 dollars for trial March 6 on larceny. Patrick O'Connor assaulted held at 200 dollars for trial. East Boston: George Rutledge Bridget Conley adultery held 300 dollars each for examination. South Boston: William O Donnell fined 10 dollars and costs for larceny.

Adams William O’brien Clarence A. Roberts John Hayward Patrick O’connor East Boston George Rutledge Bridget Conley South William O’ Donnell

Reception committee list for English High School reunion

A March 28 reunion program lists the reception committee with names and class years from Rowland Ellis, 1821, through Carl Moller, 1880, including numerous entries such as Nathaniel C. Poor 1822, Henry Davenport 1823, John J. May 1825, and many others spanning 1821 to 1880.

Rowland Ellis Nathaniel C. Poor Henry Davenport John J.may R. C. Waterson Isaac Hull Wright Jacob H. Hathorne Charles L. Holbrook Samuel D. Crane Stephen G. Deblois O. J. Faxon John Noble Martin L. Bradford Jonathan A. Lane Henry P. Kidder James C. Tileston Thomas Garfield Jarvis D. Braman John D. Babcock George O. Carpenter Curtis Guild Jonas H. French John C. Haynes Henry C. Pratt Isaac Bradford Henry N. Sawyer Henry G. Rice Edward Sherwin Dudley R. Child Godfrey Morse William B. Blackmore Francis W. Brewer Franklin H. Skinner Benjamin Kimball Clarence P. Lovell Henry F. Miller, Jr Samuel H. Babcock George S. Burton Howard J Charles H. Brigham Harry E. H. Clifford Edward B. Bayley Carl Moller

Massachusetts society meeting and lectures schedule announced

A listing of upcoming events includes the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati meeting at the Parker House with Prof. C C Schaeffer lecturing at 5 Park Street on March 6 and 9, plus dubbed talks in Boston and East Boston venues, a North Bennett home benefit sale, a Windsor Vermont pedesaa society reading, Cambridge Washington School reunion, and an April 3 Lotus Club entertainment with dancing.

Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati Parker House C. C. Schaeffer Philadelphia Park Street Hamlet Hamlet.” the Home Club, East Boston Lucy Stone Jeffries Club Maverick Rifles East Boston North Bennett New England Historic Pedesaa Society C. C. Beaman Oston Windsor Vermont Washington School Associates of Cambridge A. L. Cobb Lotus Glee Club J. Howard Richardson

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