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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1883

Page

3

Western rail shares and earnings review in March

Stock notes detail Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe movement from 81 4 to 81 with a rebound, Chicago Burlington and Quincy dipping to 1209 while closing 1201, and Union Pacific easing from 96 to 954. First half and two week March earnings are cited for several lines, with comments on weather, branch investments, and broader market reactions.

Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Atchison Kansas City, Lawrence and U. P The Wall Street News Barrett Union Pacific Chas. F. Adams, Jr Arnold-Lee Adams Loveland Pass Oregon Este Little Rock Fort Smith Little Bock Aldswell Miller Supreme Court Land Department Mississippi River Texas Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Marquette Houghton Ontonagen Flint Pere Marquette Eastern Boston Maine New York New England Old Colony Worcester Nashua Hoosac Tunnel Western New York and West Shore Schenectady Boston, Hoosac Tunnel West Shore Atlantic and Pacific Albuquerque Mexican Central 7S Lowell Mass

Market Report From Despatch to the Boston Post

Despatch notes active money on call rising from 12 to 18 percent then closing at 15. Merchants report weak stocks with Buffalo, Chesapeake and Ohio, Evansville and Terre Haute, and Kansas Pacific consols falling, while Evansville second consols and Louisville and Nashville consols rise. Mining shares show mixed gains and broad dullness. 101,000 shares traded at the stock exchange with Sierra Grande up to 265 and Navajo to 340.

New York Prime Mercantile Barsiliver Coin & Discount Buying Buffalo Philadelphia Chesapeake and Ohio Evansville Terre Haute Kansas Pacific Louisville Northern Pacific St. Paul Minneapolis Manitoba Delaware Lackawanna and Lee Louisville& Nash Lake Erie&w Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis& C Missouri Northwestern New Jersey Iakwr Ohio Centra Rerto Phila Reading Eae Milwaukee&st.p Pasko Union Pacific St.l

Market calm as grain and provisions quote steady

Commodities show dull to steady demand with Western durum and corn meal quoted firm. Butter cheese eggs vary by region with steady to rising prices. cotton futures ease while Liverpool and New York markets reflect subdued activity and mixed futures.

Fresh Meat and Dairy Prices and Fish Sale Notice

Western eggs 25 Fairdo 22 28 North and Eastern 26 2 b Pin le cheese 25 Fresh laid Cape 30 33 Dutche seach 110 Lump butter fancy 50 60 Sage cheese 18 20 Second grade do 35 48 Factory cheese 15 118 Gest tub do 33 38 Fresh fish and related goods promoted with better quality this week. Prices steady on common fish. Smelts are through.

Vermont New York Liverpool Cape Maine Nova Scotia Virginia Maryland Georgia Faneuil Hall Turkey Norfolk

Livestock Market Report from Boston Post

Reported by George J. Fox cattle, sheep, calves, and swine totals for the week, with state breakdowns, car counts by railroad, and price ranges for market beef, store cattle, swine and lambs. Includes hides, tallow, skins, and cattle classifications.

The Boston Post George J. Fox

Massive Atlantic Steamship Cargo Ledger Reveals Half Nation Trade

A detailed list from Palermo Annapolis and Liverpool shows extensive consignments including 1,444 pieces boxwood 4,609 ebony and vast shipments of tin plates, leather, wool, salt, oranges, lemons, and cacao. Firms such as Baring Bros and Hart Young appear with multiple orders and vast quantities, highlighting a wide network of merchants moving goods across ports.

Liverpool Eng Jere Abbott & Co Morey & Co Bannz Bros & Co Drexel Morgan & Co Baring Bros & Co Muse Hart & Young H Davis Merchants Despatch Transportation Co H& M Burr & Co Wheelock & Co Towers Brown & Griffiths Simmons, Hatch & Whitten Callender, McAusland & Troupe H White & Co Moise A Paul & Co American Screw Co Henry B Jackson Clark, Sawyer & Co Clark, Adams & Clark Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Pierce, Hardy &Co Canvas Baring Bros & Co Mdse Brown & Grifiths Coleman, Mead & Co Stone & Downer Bolls Steel Wetherell Bros & Co Springs Wilder & Co Read & Sons Meriden Flint Zlass Co Thos Singleton & Sons Forbes Lithograph Co Colemen, Mead & Co Chandler Baldwin, Bros & Co Fearing & Co Dorr & Co Jones Burgess & Goddard Samu Quincey Stoddard, Lovering &Co Joe Pierce Robertson Norman Photographic Co Baring Bres & Co Palermo Sumac Baring Bros & Co Sumac Brown Bros & Co RG Norris & Co Sumac Chas Phelps Bros & Coo Sumac Wim Worthington & Co A H Hardy & Co AS & 3 Brown & Co Franklin Rolfe & Co Valencia Annapolis Hunter Ae. & OW Mead Rand & Co Hale H Tobey Delong & Searman Forrest Hobbs & Co G Grimes L Ward Potter Holmes Duddley & Co Holder Bros Grimes Apples Hathaway & Co

Multiple ships cleared with cargoes including flour cornmeal and timber

In St John New Brunswick the schooners Aurora Borealis and Frank W Watson cleared on March 20 carrying flour cornmeal kerosene oil acid hard pine and hardware items. In CIENFUEGOS Cuba the steamer Thetford cleared March 19 with railroad parts plows and wheels, and in Glasgow the steamer Scandinavia cleared March 17 with flour apples oats and tobacco among cargoes.

ST John Frank W Watson Cienfuegos Cuba Thetford Surat Glasgow Scandinavia

Receipts of Farm Products by Major Railroads

Market ledger lists Lowell and Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, By Sea routes, Peabody and Salem L Expresses, New York and New England, Colony, Grend Junction, Bosteen and Albany, Providence rails. Entries show cotton wool corn wheat oats beef butter eggs beans potatoes lumber leather hides skins and tea with thousands of measures and sacks, bales, bbls and cases dated per route.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grend Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem L New York and New England Railroad Id Colony Railroad Bosteen Albany Providence Railroad

Cotton Prices and Market Activity Across Cities

Aggregate cotton and commodity prices from Charleston to Detroit show dull to steady markets. Reports cover net receipts, gross receipts, coastwise trade, stock levels, and regional prices with emphasis on middling grades and primary centers like New York New Orleans and Baltimore.

Bales Galveston New Orleans Er Ag Eeeereses Great Britain Vssccecvess Saltimore Norfolk Mobile Teccipie Savannah Groes Cialis Naga Cui Memphis C.cecces Coscseve Louisville Augusta United States Britain France

Financial and Trade Report from London and Liverpool

London market notes show US 58 extended bonds and major rail lines listed with varying prices and cargo totals. Liquidity is mixed as wheat remains steady while corn stays dull. weather in England is cold and domestic goods such as pork bacon lard and cheese are quoted. Liverpool reports firmer flour and mixed grain prices with substantial wheat receipts and cotton futures barely steady amid 7,000 bales traded for speculation and export. Port Phillip Adelaide and Cape wool sales show fair demand with 10,100 bales sold.

Liverpool Elgin New York Mercantile Exchange Boston Produce Exchange Sill Union Sige Chicago London Port Phillip New South Wales Queensland Sydney Adelaide New Zealand Cape Tasmanian Minnesota St Louis Indiana Michigan New York Ohio Messina Valencia Palermo Florida Malagasy Manila Superior Belmont Porto Rico Cienfuegos Boston Uplands Orleans Manchester New Orleans Va. c Lgc Cuba United City South America ST. Louis Toledo Milwaukee Cincinnati Detroit Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange England California de Orleans

Court Record Goodrich Bush Case Resumed in Westfield

United States Circuit Court session on March 20 before Judge Conn reviewed the Bush indictment for defrauding the internal revenue by removing distilled spirits from his distillery in Westfield. The proceeding was resumed and unfinished.

United States Circuit Court Conn Goodrich H. Bush Internal Revenue Westfield

Grand Jury Session Opens in March Term Before Judge Nelson

The March term of the court began with the grand jury empanelled and Sewall G. Mack of Lowell named foreman. After being charged, the jury retired to consider the presentments, and the libels concerning the French vessels Cana nore and the Dry Dock company were resumed but not finished.

Sewall G. Mack Lowell Cananore Dry Dock Company

Supreme Judicial Court March session cases listed

Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court proceedings called for March 20 before Chief Justice Morton and a panel including Field Allen Colburn and Holmes. Cases argued include E and G Brooks Iron Co v O'Brien and First National Bank of Meetnty Pot v E and G Brooks Iron Co, Kellogg v Kimball, Kelley administrator v Boston and Maine, Cramps Holt Hamilton v plaintiff. Lawyers for each party noted.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Morton Field C. Allen Colburn Holmes E. & G. Brooks Iron Company John B. O’brien First National Bank of Meetnty Pot H. W. Muzzey W. Emery Ron Company B. P. Brooks J. C. Teele Bank and O’brien Isaac T. Kellogg Francis N. Kimall S. H. Dudley George W. Morse Patrick Kelley Boston and Maine Railroad Company J.P. Cronan S. Lincolm Edward B. Cramps Charles A. Holt

Superior Court First Session Verdicts Reported

In the first session before Judge Pitman Susan Callender pro ami resumed and verdict for the defendant. John E Butler for plaintiff N B Bryant for defendant. In another case Thomas F Buckley versus George F Daniels et al an action of tort for injuries from a can explosion while repairing. Jury out. P A Collins for plaintiff D F Crane for defendants. Richard J Comerford versus Union Railway Co an action of tort damages $10000 for injuries when a coal wagon collided with a car on Cambridge street. On trial L Ballou and O A Galvin for plaintiff P A Collins and W H Martin for defendant. Second Session.

Susan Callender Proami Israelij Rothenburg John E. Butler N. B. Bryant Thomas F. Buckley George F. Daniels P. A. Collins D. F. Crane Richard J. Comerford Union Railway Co Cambridge Street L. Ballou O. A. Galvin W. H. Martin

Boston Court Records Summary of Fines and Sentences

In Sault court, James Dougherty was fined 15 dollars and costs for assault. Henry Evans and Catherine McCormack were arraigned for adultery and fornication, held for trial in the superior court with 800 and 200 dollars bail respectively. Thomas Goffey and Charles Ryan received eight months in the house of correction for larceny. East Boston court saw William Whalen fined 10 dollars for assault, and John Sullivan fined 10 dollars plus costs for malicious mischief. Roxbury court records show William Perkins paid 1257 dollars for immoral conduct, Theodore Plamenstiell paid 1083 dollars for assault, and David Walsh held on 200 dollars bail to appear March 27 for obtaining goods under false pretences.

McGovern v Deignan Tort Action in Middlesex Court

In Middlesex County court Judge Barker hears Terrence McGovern versus Dominick Deignan an action for damages from arson injuries and one day imprisonment arguing the force used was to remove the plaintiff from defendant premises. Attorneys Conant Carmichael for plaintiff Lilley for defendant. The record lists numerous case numbers and docket entries.

Terrence McGovern Dominick Deignan Conant and Carmichael C. S. Lilley

Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Reports Year Ending 1882

The Bangor and Piscataquis railroad held its annual meeting in Bangor, presenting a year ending December 31, 1882 report. It shows receipts from 42,098 passengers and 52,999 tons of freight, with gains in gross and net receipts over the prior year, and notes the extension to Moosehead Lake. Superintendent Arthur Brown praised for prudent management and push for expansion.

Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Bangor Gandides Co Osscscveiwosinkss Lee Catnides c Bangor City Blanchard Moosehead Lake Banger and Piscataquis Arthur Brown Brown Moosehead Piscataquis Connecticut

Real Estate Transfers In Boston Area 1883 85

West Newton Street Annie C Hinckley to Charles Henry Parker Jr for 1 quitclaim of buildings and land with Athens Street in South Boston and Third Street also. Parker Jr receives from Nicholas Hoppin et al for 1 quitclaim of buildings and land in South Boston and Third Street and D Street. Minor 8 Lincoln etux to Harvey D Parker for 300 quitclaim of strip of land. Hamilton Mayo to James M Cutter for 1 and 1049 square feet March 9 1883. Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank to Matthew Dalton 500 land 4533 square feet March 6 1883 then quitclaim to Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank 500 March 6 1883. Dorchester Winthrop Charlestown mentioned.

West Newton Street Annie C. Hinckley Charles Henry Parker, Jr Boston Athens Street Nicholas Hoppin Third Street D Street Montgomery Place Lincoln Etux Harvey D. Parker Inddiana Place Hamilton Mayo James M. Cutter Sheridan Avenue Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank Matthew Dalton Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank

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