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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1883

Page

3

Market broadside shows scarce loanable funds and dull stocks

Scarcity of loanable funds today kept bank borrowing rates around 7 percent with wide quotes up to 74 percent. Note brokers offered little discount paper as rates remained high. The Boston stock market was dull with western rails weakening, Union Pacific and several issues fluctuating, while telephones and minor stocks showed mixed movement amid a general lack of strong catalysts.

New York

Market Highlights From New York Money Rates and Stocks

Financial notes show money lending at 8 to 12 percent early, rising to 11 1/2 percent later. Prime mercantile paper quoted around 6 4/8 percent. Stocks closed dull but firm with notable activity in mining shares and mixed railroad bond prices. Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange reached about 219,000 shares with modest gains led by New Jersey Central and Western Union.

Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Connorton Valley Lanesville Union Pacific New York Sidney Dillon Elisha Atkins F. Gordon Dexter Frederick L. Ames Ezra Sidney Bartlett John F. Dillon Henry McFarland F. W. Mink James M. Ham C.F. Adams, Jr Andrew i. Green W. L. Scott Erie I’. T. Eckert Oregon Short Line Railway Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Common Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Wisconsin Central Detroit Lansing Northern Common Louisiana Missouri River Atlantic Pacific Eastern Albany Old Colony New England Lowell Maine Mexican Central Sonora Kansas City Lawrence Southern Aitchison Topeka Santa Fe Oregon Mass Northwestern Telephone Calumet Hecla Quincy Catalpa Osceola Penaubic San Pedro Robinson Consolidated Bodie Consolidated Sierre Grande Father de Smet Standard Denver and Rio Grande Bloomington Western New Orleans Morris and Essex Texas and Pacific Stock Exchange Cleveland Columbus Indianapolis Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Wabash New Jersey Central Western Union St. Paul Atr2usactons The PC Yeen Hist. Lo Denver & Riog Engyecs Cessereses Han St. Jon Kansas & Texas Lake Shore Louisville& Nash Lake Erie&w Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis & C Northwestern New Jersey Tis Norther Pacific Aie Ohio & Missisippi Ontario & West Ohio Centra Pacific Mail Peoria Dec Phila Reading Milwaukee&st.p St. P Omaha Oregon Trans.Co St Domingo Gloucester Wiggins Georges Hake Haddeck Nova Scotia St Louis Ilinois Ohio Indiana Michigan Minnesota London Valencia Turkey Lexes Norfolk Palermo Messina Canada West de Growea Falcon Eagle Cordova Corrientes Rio Grande Sierra Leone Calcutta Buenos Ayres Montevideo Gawhla Bissau California Madras Cape Good Hope Buffalo Union Command Rockland Russia Ponce Porto Rico Wilmington

Market steady as demand stays brisk for leather goods

Market activity shows little change with manufacturers running overtime to meet jobber demand and others shifting to fall samples. Shipments rise versus last year, totaling 64,926 cases this week and 516,195 for the year, led by leather goods and supported by widespread deposits from cities across the country.

San Francisco Cal Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Toledo Louisville Detroit Mich Pittsburg Baltimore Philadelphia New York City New Orleans Syracuse Elmira Hornellsville Easton Dallas Tex Savannah San Antonio Galveston Wilmington Macon Statesville Atlanta Binghamton Milwaukee Wis Mobue Ala Montgomery Memphis Columbus Rochester Buffalo Minneapolis Minn Kansas City St. Paul Dayton St Joseph Cedar Radids Meriden Miss Omaha Neb Chillicothe Bloomington Athens Utica Troy Kany Lynchburg Helena Ark Petersburg Trenton Powanda Council Bluffs Decatur Ft Scott Kan Gallipolis Paducah

The Cattle Market at Brighton and Watertown

The Brighton and Watertown live stock market report for March 7 shows cattle, sheep, swine, and hogs with rising prices, varied arrivals at different yards, and notable activity by buyers and dealers. It details prices for beef, store cattle, dairy stock, veal calves, and poultry, plus arrivals by road, export movements, and market mood amid weather and western supply concerns.

Brighton and Watertown Boster Post George J. Fox Maine Sceess Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Wester Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern New Yorks Newmen Old Colony Providence Brighton Gallec

Livestock Sales At Brighton Yard Record Large Steer and Cattle Lots

Listings show multiple consignors selling steers and cattle by weight and rate. Stetson & Farrell, J McFlynn, and C Leavitt & Son report dozens of cattle with weights from about 950 to 1,440 lbs and prices ranging from 50 to 685 dollars per head or per cwt. Monroes and Hollis & Co add sheep and carload movements, with milk cows and working oxen traded at varied prices. Several pairs of working oxen and new cows appear, including measurements and bids from Aldrich Johnson and H M Taft.

FE Winn F H Coolidge W W Hall C Olowe H J Hamlin J © Littlefield Libby & Son Bb W Harriman G@ Weiler O E Bothell J O Sanborn G M Mudgett Dow & Moulton Wood & Breck Wolf & Brown J C Sturtevant Vermont J B Remick BS Hastings H Ingerson M G Flanders F S Kimball W G Townsend Martin & Squier H Jennie J Engram JW Crampton Taylor & Harpin Catte HV Ripple Cate French & Son K Lowell RK P Polard P Burke Sargent & Turmer J Wi Newton W Kicker L W Tucker Massachusetts J W Davis OA Bardwell JS. Henry JD Hosmer J Dimon George Tucker D Melsey Rhode Island JC Osborn L. Freelove Hathaway & Jackson E A Helis J B Thomas Monroe Hollis & Co C Leavitt & Son J Stetson & Farrell Devlin & Farrell J McFlynn Boston Waldensian Crasgow Kansas J A Mathaway Liverpool D Mcintosh F K Lingham Isseattle Istrian W Leavitt B P Pollard F Fairbanks Breck Claremont Maine Brighton Watertown J W W J. Wilder & Son Rutland Tate Centre Harbor D F Chapman Tunbridge Jo Whipple Py l. W Tinker FP. Fairbanks Springfield R P Pollard Freelove Brighton Landing Thadens Albany Stetson & Farrell A N Monroe Milch Western H Coolidge &Son C O Howe

Imports at Boston and Caribbean ports reported in schooner cargoes

The ships Mary B Turner and Narcissus trade with BARACOA GUANTANAMO and CARDENAS hauling 2 300 bunches of bananas 1 000 cocoanuts 136 hhds 20 tes sugar 764 hhds 300 bags sugar Master Gossier and Co Noyes appear as merchants and consignors for the cargoes detailing consignments to Guantanamo Bay and Cardenas with Gertrude and Narcissus listed among schooners involved.

Boston Baracoa Mary B Turner W & C R Noyes Guantamano Narcissus Gossier & Co Bbis Cardenas Gertrude

Foreign Exports and Shipping Movements Reported

Port Elizabeth and other ports show a wide range of goods cleared on March 7 to 3 with commodities including 530 kegs nails 70 packages tobacco 2500 cases kerosene and 421 packages woodenware. Liverpool and Smyrna entries list grains meats and manufactured items among shipments.

Port Elizabeth South Africa Laura R Burnham Cass Liverpool Eng Watman Smyrna Eldridge Lunenburg Brig Lee Brig Lyra Kingston Jam Geneva Jessem

Receipts of Stapie Goods Across Multiple Railroads

A dated ledger lists shipments by Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and sea routes. Items include wool, flour, corn, oats, leather, lard, butter, eggs, bacon, hams, hay, lumber, and various textiles, with quantities in bales, bushels, boxes, barrels, bags, and rolls. Names of railroads and ships anchor the long inventory of goods received or handled on March 7.

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

Cotton Markets. Louisville and other ports show steady

Market reports from Louisville Cincinnati Baltimore Augusta Philadelphia Memphis and more indicate steady to quiet cotton markets with middling prices around 9 cents in several ports. Net receipts and gross receipts vary by port, with Louisville and Galveston showing sizable totals and general market firmness across the trade.

Louisville Charlesson Great Britain Baltimore Augusta Philadelphia S.eetee Seacecce Pigiok Sr. Louis HUCK Galveston DWC New Orleans France Csaceeee Savannah York Mobile Uni States Ccsrcce Ean Jae

London and Liverpool Market Report March 7

Market bulletin from London and Liverpool notes wheat slower and corn easier off Mark Lane with mixed American corn at 32s 6d for March and April. Liverpool markets show wheat steady with firm demand, corn at 68s 5d and dull. prices for flour and grains listed. Cotton prices ease in Liverpool with 8,000 bales sold and futures quoted. Victorian wool sales total 11,900 bales with fair demand. Havana reports Spanish gold at 197 1/4 with upward exchange, sugar market unchanged.

Rio Java Maracaibo New York Saint Liverpool Uplands Orleans Sicily Tazige Gambier Bya Cassia Shellac Timothy Calcutta Seaerac Manila SUMAC Virginia Connecticut Massachusetts Havana Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Penn Michigan Iowa Delaine Texas Georgia Oregon California Australia Canada Whitworth Western Boston Produce Exchange New York Mercantile Chicago Givnion London Port Phillip Adelaide Swan River New Zealand Sydney Queensland de Stouis Minnesota Le@ige Rio Grande St Domingo Rice Fim Petroleum United City Extra India State Western Flat Southern Ilinois Missouri St, Louis Barney Commercial Bulletin Waukee Milwaukee Toledo Yi State Te Ed Beerbohm Eeeks Mark Lane England United States

Supreme Judicial Court and Public Public Notices

Court records list cases from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and a United States Commissioner’s Court on March 7 including Augustine K. White v Middlesex Railroad and James Grace et al v Board of Health Newton with listed attorneys. A Boston forgery case features Henry Ephraim alias John Doe held for examination. A New Haven despatch notes Hartford and Harlem railroad injunction proceedings and brief updates on Hartford and Connecticut Western freight, plus New Brunswick railway stock increase petition and lease ratification.

Morton Justices Field C. Allen Colburn Holmes Augustine K. White Middlesex Railroad Company J. W. Pickering L. M. Child James Grace Board of Health of Newton Charles Robinson, Jr G. A. Blaney Sol Lincoln Mary E. Crane Hyde Park H. Wardwell H. J. Smith C. G. Chick Hallett John Doe Henry Ephraim Boston H. J. H. Walhelm Boston Post Office New Haven Conn Hartford and Harlem Railroad Company George Isbell Milford New York Road Hartford and Connecticut Western Jones New Brunswick Railway Company Maine New Brunswick and Canada Railway Company

First Session Civil Docket Before Judge Pitman

Superior Court records list multiple cases from the first and second sessions. Ellen Redmond, administratrix of Annie O’Brien, sues Michael Rourke for 5551.58 alleging funds received for plaintiff’s use. Rourke denies liability and claims a prior $2245 entrusted by Annie O’Brien was largely paid per her directions. verdict for the defendant. Other entries include Howard Van Court vs Moses A. Packard for 50 in statistics with verdict for plaintiff at 5350, James M. Shute Jr. vs Pacific National Bank over a certificate of deposit, and Margaret Kane vs Eliza Emmes over gutter water damages.

Ellen Redmond Michael Rourke Annie O’brien C. R. Train M. H. Swett C. Robinson, Jr Howard van Court Moses A. Packard Et al J. A. Keefe E. N. Hill James M. Shute, Jr Pacific National Bank Benyon George W. Morse Leon F. Chamecin R. Stone Staples Margaret D. Kane Eliza J. Emmes North Street E.W. Roberts Bordman Hall S.J. Thomas C. P. Sampson Charles Larned William A. Travis Mendocino Mining Company New Hampshire L. R. Clark M. Storey F. T. Benner L. C. Southard Edward P. Parsons Ys George L. Wilson A. Sanford L. M. Child

Wills Presented For Probate In Judge Brooks Court

In probate court before Judge Brooks, wills were submitted for probate for Melvenia A Cree Marlboro Sarah L Wells Caisbridge and John Goldsmith Littleton. Administrations were granted for Patrick Burnham Sherman township Mich Lucinda Currier Lowell Ann Game Cambridge Leonard Richards Somerville Andrew F Swapp Lowell Ira A Dwinell Ayer William F Barber Framingham.

Melvenia A. Cree Marlboro Sarah L. Wells Caisbridge John Goldsmith Littleton Lneem Patrick Burnham Sherman Township Mich Lucinda Currier Lowell Ann Game Cambridge Leonard Richards Somerville Andrew F. Swapp Ira A. Dwinell Ayer William F. Barber Framingham

Nuisance and embezzlement cases heard before Judge Knowlton

Owen Rafferty of Stoneham faces liquor nuisance charges with a $50 penalty plus costs. George Cox of Wakefield is found not guilty on liquor nuisance charges. Aaron Butler of Wakefield pays $100 with costs for liquor nuisance. Nathan Pratt of Reading stands trial on embezzlement. indictment comprises 24 counts.

Knowlton Owen Rafferty Stoneham George Cox Wakefield Aaron Butler Nathan Pratt Reading

Wills and guardianship items heard before Judge Waite

The docket includes aloud wills for Fanny Lawrence Whitney of Boston Patrick McCloskey of Franklin Luke Money of Brookline Cyrus Morse of Norfolk and the foreign will of Michael Hackett of Woonsocket R I Letters of administration granted for Sally Harris of Stoughton and Betsey Sweat of Colas set Laura N Libby of Brookline named guardian for minor Alice May Libby of Brookline

Fanny Lawrence Whitney Boston Patrick McCloskey Franklin Luke Money Brookline Cyrus Morse Norfolk Michael Hackett Woonsocket R. I Sally Harris Stoughton Betsey Sweat Colasset Laura N. Libby Po Aes Alice May Libby Brooking

Municipal Court Actions March 7 and 9

Judge Forseith presided as John Sullivan paid 16 dollars plus costs for disturbing a theatrical performance. Cornelius Collins was fined 10 dollars for obstructing a pen Street. Lizzie Iiley received four months in the house of industry for larceny. Otis L Perry held in 200 dollars for trial on larceny charges. March 9 William E Howard held in 1200 dollars for trial on breaking entering and larceny. In South Boston John Dolan alias John Duran fined 12 dollars for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. Robert McCabe held in 1100 dollars for trial on two counts of attempting to rescue a prisoner.

Forseith John Sullivan Cornelius Collins Lizzie Iiley House of Industry Otis L. Perry William E. Howard Boston John Dolan John Duran Robert McCabe

Union Pacific earnings show surplus and investments

At the New York annual stockholders meeting Union Pacific presented and adopted its report. Gross earnings reached 22 million, operating expenses 10.7 million, surplus 12.1 million. Interest from investments added 2.2 million, total surplus 14.3 million. bond interest payments totaled 4.98 million. A detailed comparative income table for 1881 and 1882 is included.

Union Pacific Company Pines Com Y Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway B.S. Brown George H. Bunsell A. G. Delmar William Bayard Cutting New York Cutting St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Bee Line H. R. Baltzer Devereux Vanderbilt St. Louis Alton Terre Hiaute Cincinnati Flooas Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Land Grant Kansas Pacific Land Grant

Business Troubles Mark Wide Wave of United States Failures

A stream of bankruptcies and attachments spreads across multiple states. Names and places include New England Pressed Brick in dissolution action in New Haven, Williams, Myers & Son in Philadelphia liabilities at least 160 thousand, Withington & Austin of Boston about 11 thousand, Malster & Reaney Baltimore dry dock assignment, Sagadahoe National Bank Bath attachment on Deaney Boston for 10 thousand, and many others in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont and Maryland with assets and liabilities detailed for each case.

Thomas £. Grover Canton Mass Geo. K. Davis Easton New England Pressed Brick Company New Haven Conn Joseph Myers & Son Philadelphia Withington & Austin Bakers Boston Malster & Reaney Baltimore Locust Point Sagadahoe National Bank of Bath Dedham Deaney Keene L. Knight Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company Charles P. Moore Ossipee N. H Union Elastic Goods Company William H. van Ness New York Produce Exchange A. J. Wolf New York Horace B. Stuart Saco North Troy Furniture Company North Troy Charles A. Higgins Arlington

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