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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1883

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3

Treasury Circular Suspends 84 to 3 Per Cent Bond Exchanges

Acting Secretary announces suspension of exchanges from 84 per cent bonds into 3 per cent bonds from March 31 to May 1, 1883 to ease schedule and interest checks for May dividends. 84 per cent exchanges received during period. 3 per cent bonds to bear interest from May 1. Also notes closing months for the 5 per cent loan books and broader market commentary on Boston and railroad securities.

Treasury Department Washington D. C United States H. F. French

Money Market and Stock News From New York

Despatch to the Boston Post describes a day in New York finance with money lent between 19 and 16 percent, easing to 6 percent late, and steamship and commodity prices quoted. Stocks closed dull but firm with notable moves in Manhattan Elevated and Union Pacific. rail bonds varied, while foreign exchange remained dull and money market tight ahead of Gould’s expected April return.

New York London Paris Frances Gebert Havre Bank of British North America Chesapeake and Ohio Louisville New Albany Chicago Metropolitan St. Paul and Manitoba Dakota Division Idk West Shore Buffalo Indianapolis Bloomington Western Richmond Danville Stock Exchange St. Paul Minneapolis Burlington and Quincey Michigan Central Lake Shore Western Union Manhattan Union Pacific Lackawanna New Jersey Central Wall Street Gould Denver Wabash Kneeland Pool Sarrell Phillips Tlede Cincinnati and St. Louis Buell Ioleho Texas and Rio Grande Boston Toledo Texas Rio Grande Col Ilinois Texas Coal and Mining Company of Flora Buell Road Foreign Exchange Pavonia Liverpool Morton, Bliss & Co Stansacuions Sstock Exchange Lo’st Canada Southern GGT Central “Pacific L. & West Delaware & Hud Denver & Biog BNC Cscncsciss Han. & St. Jon TOY Kansas & Texas Louisville & Nas Lake Erie W Gant Gate Memphis Northern Pacific Ontario Ohio J. P Omaha Texas Pacific L.& Pa Oregon Trans.Co St P. Min. &M

Market notes on fowls, grains, spices and wool prices

The report lists steady or dull markets across items: fowls at 14 17c, chicks 18 20c, and various grains and seeds with Calcutta linseed around 180 per bushel and western flaxseed 145. It notes salt and saltpetre prices, sugar refining levels, teas and tobaccos with mixed activity, and a large wool sale structure listing extensive fleece categories and prices, totaling 2,471,600 pounds.

Minnesota Carolina Rangoon Patna Turks Island Cadiz Trapani Calcutta New York Singapore Java Mae Belmont Sicily Virginia Nec Imperial Hyson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Congon Souchong Oolong Japans Cape de Verde Sierra Leone Barbadoes Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Texas Territory Kentucky California Montevideo

Boston boot and shoe trade faces slow orders in spring

The spring season nears end with many manufacturers holding unfilled orders and daily duplicates arriving. Jobbers remain wary of early orders while salesmen push fall goods. Despite cautious early activity, overall shipments rise with 57,476 cases sent this week and 631,419 since Jan 1, up from last year. Major distribution includes Chicago, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, and many other cities across the United States.

St Louis San Francisco Cal Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Pittsboro Baltimore Philadelphia New York City New Orleans Syracuse Hornellsvile Easton Savannah Dallas Tex Galveston San Antonio Macon Atlanta Charleston Knoxville Dayton Des Moines Denver Col Chillicothe Bloomington Portsmouth Dubuque Iowa Chattanooga Binghamton, NY Washington, DC York Wilmington Waco Austin Fort Worth Charlotte Elmira Utica Troy Albany Selma Ala Petersburg Canisieo Springfield East Saginaw Mich

Amports at Boston and Newcastle and Campello

A list of imports and shipments includes the steamer Austrian-2 with bales and cases from Shepard & Co and others, detailing flax, granite, linen, cottons, paper, pig iron, jute, indigo, moise, and pipes. Steamer Grendower brings coal to Newcastle, Boston Gaslight Co. and Schooner Collector at Campello deliver herring and 12,500 boxes of herring respectively.

Glasgow Shepard &Co Granite Junes & Co R Leeson & Co Granite Frost & Co Bemis Bros LC Chase Seavey, Foster & Bowman Hogg, Brown & Taylor Jas Lee & Co Dupee & Co Baring Bros & Co Gorham, Rogers & Co Mackintire, Lawrie & Co Nickerson & Co H & L Chase & Co Iron Brown Bros & Co Indigo Henderson Bros Indigo Jas Melville Billings Hlenderson Bros Moise Boston Sugar Co Mads¢ Shepard, Norwell & Co Newcastle Grendower Boston Gaslight Co Campello Herring EY Russell & Co

Foreign Exports Goods Lists From Goree and Liverpool

A long list of goods exported aboard Bark Jennie Cushman and Steamer Virginian including tobacco, cigars, oils, cordage, bedding, tools, canned goods, and flour. Merchandise totals note 230 half birds tobacco and 57,230 bushels of wheat with cattle, cotton, and leather among items. voyage dates March 21 and March 19.

Goree Markel Jennie Cushman Liverpool Eng Virginian

Receipts of Staple Products by Various Railroads

A historical ledger lists shipments and quantities by multiple rail lines including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Western, Hy Sea, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Posten and Albany, seenenie, and New England rails. Items cover cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, wheat, meal, tallow, butter, eggs, cheese, bacon, beef, hogs, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, potatoes, beans, apples, and more, with counts in bales, bbls, bushels, cars, boxes, cases, bags, rolls, and tons.

Lowell Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Western Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Senegal Old Colony Railroad Posten and Albany Railroad Seenenie

The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown Live Stock March 21

Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox, detailing cattle shipments and prices across markets. Includes totals for cattle sheep swine and horses, regional arrivals, car counts by railroad, price ranges for beef store cattle and hides, and remarks on weather and market dynamics. Mentions numerous drovers and farms across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New York and Rhode Island.

Brighton and Watertown Boston Post George J. Fox Saveral States Watertowns Ies Cis Veie Boston Lowell Fitchburg Eastern Maine New York Newey Old Colony Providence Otal Farrow Élsc Brighton

Export and Livestock Market Report Amid Western Cattle Trade

The article details extensive cattle and sheep listings across regions including Massachusetts New York and the western states. It notes rising exports to Liverpool and Glasgow, higher cattle prices, large consignments by A N Monroe and Hollis partners, and varied market activity at Watertown and Brighton with price shifts and notable sales like a 2-year-old steer weighing over 2000 pounds.

Stocker & Ricker RE French Son Cattie JC Taylor Lovell RP Pollard Il V Whipple J & ‘Turner GW Brownell GB Evans BL Johnson Massachusetts W Scollops L Freelove J Dimon Geo Tucker EW Sears JS Henry A A Smith W H Boardwell Rhode I Connecticut C Leavitt H C Osborn H Bird New York D McCarthy Monroe Hollis EK A Devlin & Farrell Hathaway & Jackson Leavitt & Son J Stetson & Son E Farnel Fitch & Barnes F White D McIntosh J B Thomas J S J S Fry & Co, 555 Sheep; G A Sawyer Liverpool W Colwell Glasgow J A Hathaway GW & N E Hollis A N Monroe Lingham & ©. Brien Stithe Watertown Watertown Market Boston Anothe Maine Joseph Wye H J Ramin Wells & Richardson H Bird & Co Talsei Fedgby Joseph Nye Fairfield J O Sanborn Brighton Landing Watrtown Brighton Tige C Leavitt & Son Fitch & Eames E. Farrell Brightom Hollis & Co EF O Howe J D Hosmer Glines & Weston J G Lilllefield IL J Lamin

Cotton Markets and United States Market Summary

Cotton markets show quiet demand with middling and low grades steady to easy across ports. Major centers report dull to steady conditions with net receipts and shipments varying. New York prints slight downtrend on middling prices while Western markets list mixed results on flour and grains. Major ports include Baltimore, New Orleans, Charleston, Philadelphia, and Boston with ongoing trade figures and stock tallies.

Franklin Java Maracaibo Rio Janeire Boston New York Liverpool Uplands Orleans Hull Sicily Gambier Assafoetida Carda Mons Malabar Bergamot Cassia St Domingo Lima Excelsior Nova Scecia London Valencia Turkey Palermo Messina Timothy Cebu Manilla Buenos Baltimore Mators Tocelots Great Britain Wilmingson Galveston Cose Uilband Cece Charleston United States Scovese Eoessees Britain Lego Foelle Continent

Havana Financial Brief Sees Mixed Gold and Sugar Quotes

Financial brief from Havana notes Spanish gold at 64 cents on 60 days forward to the United States with modest premiums for bills. Sugar market remains quiet with Dut firm at recent quotations.

Havana United States

Bush case resumes in United States Circuit Court

Before Judge Colt the Goodrich H. Bush case proceeded but remained unfinished as government testimony is not yet in. The ongoing proceedings reflected a continued legal process with no final ruling announced at this time.

United States Circuit Court Colt Goodrich H. Bush

Court arguments in three libels resume in Nelson court

United States District Court hearings before Judge Nelson resume and unfinished. Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth March 21 before Chief Justice Morton and Justices Field Allen Colburn Holmes. Cases argued include Kelley et al vs Meins et al Batchelder vs Queen Insurance and Leavitt v Leavitt with listed counsel.

Nelson Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Morton Field C. Allen Colburn Holmes Francis A. Kelley Als John K. Meins N.C J. K. Berry W. W. Dolerty Thomas H. Shirley Thomas McCormick Warren & Brandeis C. Kelly Esther C. Leavitt Charles S. Leavitt N. W. Ladd

Court Docket Highlights Civil Actions in Two Sessions

In a resumed session Judge Pitman presided over Comerford vs Union Railway Co with both sides represented. Second session saw Paul vs Williams in replevin with a $1 verdict for the plaintiff. Multiple cases include Farnsworth vs Abbott for board and lodging, verdict for the plaintiff at $5795.

Pitman Richard J. Comerford Union Railway Co B. Allen O. A. Galvin P., A. Collins W. H. Martin Staples George Paul Henry Bigelow Wiliams N. Morse E. W. Hutchins John C. Ropes Bridget Harney Joseph P. Shaw J. E. Cotter C. G. Keyes Lydia A. Farnsworth Lucius P. Abbott Charles E. Abbott Qkr W. Nason A.B. Wentworth

Adultery Trial Verdicts and Court Actions Reported

In Judge Rockwell's court Lyman 5 Eaton and Margaret Ruisseau were found guilty on the fourth count of adultery and the case goes to the supreme court on exceptions. Frances Parker, arrested on a default warrant for common night walking, received six months in the house of correction. Frank Smith and Daniel Sullivan face trial for an assault with a knife on Charles Englert and Joseph Hartman on February 5. Several cases of minor importance were disposed of.

Lyman Eaton Margaret Ruisseau Supreme Court Frances Parker House of Correction Frank Smith Daniel Sullivan Charles Englert Joseph Hartman

Wills Presented and Administrations Granted in Middlesex Court

In a Middlesex Superior Court civil session before Judge Brooks the wills of Eben F. Foster of Waltham Joseph Tilton Mercy Thompson Edward Fitiekd of Lowell Joel W Walcott of Concord Dennis Coffey of Cambridge Susan Farwell of Townsend were read. Letters of Administration were granted for Samuel E lawyer of Everett William F Stewart of Cambridge Belle M Richards of Medford Emma M Tork of Malden Catherine McManus of Lowell Sarah White of Winchester Calvin Hall and Ann Wilber of Lowell. In the Hobken vs Sullivan case verdict for the plaintiff for 60201 damages over a deed warranty dispute involving a Salem Street lot in Lowell with a three foot height restriction and subsequent ownership changes. The McGovern vs Deignan action, an assault and false imprisonment claim, awaits further juror deliberation.

Eben F. Foster Waltham Joseph Tilton Mercy Thompson Edward Fitiekd Lowell Joel W. Walcott Concord Dennis Coffey Cambridge Susan Farwell Townsend Samuel E Everett William F. Stewart Belle M. Richards M. Isabella Richards Medford Emma M. Tork Malden Catherine McManus Sarah White Winchester Calvin Hall Ann Wilber Fitzs Peter Holden Sullivan Conant & Carmichael W. WH. Anderson McGovern Deignan Saace Conant and Carmichael J. Davis

Wills and guardianship items before Judge White

Wills approved for Mary Ann Clark of Stoughton and David L. Sterling of Weymouth. Letters of administration granted for the estates of Mary A. Tuber of Wrentham, Robert Foreman of Sharon, Mary S. Davenport of Canton, Mary Byam of Quincy, Florence Sullivan of Jersey City, N J. John W. Candler of Brookline appointed guardian of Amelia G. Candler with a minor bond of 5000 dollars.

Mary Ann Clark Stoughton David L. Sterling Weymouth Mary A. Tuber Wrentham Robert Foreman Sharon Mary S. Davenport Canton Mary Byam Quincy Florence Sullivan Jersey City N. J John W. Candler Brookline Amelia G. Candler

Municipal Court Larceny Actions Reported

March 21 session before Judge Parmenter sent James McNeil to the house of industry for three months for larceny. James Carney held in 900 dollars for his Friday trial. Dennis J. Delaney held in 1200 dollars for superior court larceny trial. In East Loston Alfred McNear held in 200 dollars bonds for sentence on the Mth for receiving stolen goods. William McNear arraigned on four counts of breaking and entering held in 500 dollars bonds per count for examination. Margaret Gallagher held for further examination in juvenile court for larceny of property valued at 700 dollars.

Parmenter James McNeil House of Industry James Carney Dennis J. Delaney Superior Court East Loston Court Alfred McNear Mth William McNear Margaret Gallagher

Railroad Matters and New England Railroad Club Formed

A final bondholders meeting approved purchasing committee actions to reorganize the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central into the Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburgh railroad, bonding $22 million with $30.6 million in stock. New company certificates expected for listing by April 15 and reorganization to occur across Ohio Indiana Illinois. Also, about 50 railroad men gathered at the Quincy House to form the New England Railroad Club with F D Adams as president and George E Pratt as secretary treasurer.

National Bank of Republic Lteward National Bank Metopolitan Nationa Bk Severe National Bank Ee Teas Iighland Street Rd Ports Paris & Con Middlesex Horse Railroad Csesesses Sink Alee Ee & Cheshire Railroad Secsesesep Nesss Sinee American Watch Co Waltham American Loan and Trust Company Shoe & Leather Insurance Co John Russel Cutlery New Hampshire Burlington & Missouri Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Boston Concord Montreal Leavenworth Topeka Lake Oses Cacancie Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Scrip Francis Henshaw & Co Merchants’ National Bank Inners Cves Nguoma Bank Cncwcen Scons Konu Biarket National AE Mechanics National Bank Freeman’s National Bank Union Market National Bank Watertown Seceuseetods Amoly Tom Gis Cccessunessg Scvetseeassesscace Sacessh Eeu Hamilton Manufacturing Asc Ariington Mann. Co Cccecsesves A Dwight Mfg Co New England National Bank Shoe and Leather National Bank Tremont National Bank Old Boston National Bank Manufacturers National Bank Sobslarket National Bank Ser York Maeneractering Rivers Ahieig Aecie Eds Ceesses Ekstis Censens Winens Ee Oston& Maine Rd American Loan & Trust G Jamaica Plain Wakefield Scbbeebensesthe Providence St. Paul Minneapolis Minn Philadephia Wishington & Ial Chicago Bur Quincy Cedar Rapids Missouri Wisconsin Valley Rd Columbus, Chicago, and Indiana Central Railroad William L. Scott Charles J. Osborn Johns. Kennedy Chicago, St. Louis Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Ohio Indiana Illinois Stock Exchange New England Railroad Club Quincy House F.D. Adams George E. Pratt F. D. Adams J. W. Marden

Roxbury and Dorchester Mortgage Transfers Listed

Albion Street Roxbury Ariel H. Crocker trustee conveys to Marie Krebs for 625 dollars with mortgage back for 325 dollars on Feb 27 1838. Revere Maple Street John H. Stark trustee deeds to Joseph Hutchinson for 10 dollars quitclaim on 6000 square feet on March 13 1883. Mortgages.

Warren and Tabor Leonard C. Fuller John M. Marston Henry Lawrence Phineas B. Smith Henry S. Lawrence Isabella Gill Phinehas G. Smith Albion Street Ariel H. Crocker Marie Krebs Same

Mortality in Massachusetts weekly death report 1883

Weekly mortality report from the Massachusetts State Board of Health lists deaths across 43 towns for the week ending March 17, 1883. It notes small discrepancies between weekly deaths and occurrences and explains population estimates are based on census trends up to 1880 with adjustments to March 1, 1883, including figures for cities such as Boston Worcester Cambridge Springfield Somerville New Bedford Brockton Peabody and others.

Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Worcester Cambridge Lawtencesccsececscsoesss DPR Caccs Shiva Cunsetest Springfield Vrecee Somerville New Bedford Moore Oics Cheisca Doudemie Icc Bees Gioucertes Ccce Prutoue UCN Agries Seu Iokes Saat Northampton Quincy Weouuits Cnet Weytroueh Sacs Cacces Peabodyee Seceee Ceee PRU Ong Teedecaeset Mphoot Aks Biooking Hyde Park Eeserereee Medzotu i Southbridge Westborough Provincetown Andover Boston Salem Chelsea Malden Peabody Wakefield Spencer Leach Lowell Lawrence Sloucester Lowelll Holyoke Milford Brookline Fall River Lynn Taunton Gloucester Newton Haverhill Brockton Newburyport Fitchburg Sary S.W. Abbot M.D Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO Nes Market Street Hiladelphia Montana N. B Engilanc Check of

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