Stocks and rail profits amid Good Friday closing notes
The Boston stock market shows a quiet session with light trading and firming prices. Highlights include Union Pacific dividends and adjustments on railroad earnings, with E Dwight named general manager of the western division and a near 97 rate for Union Pacific shares.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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E. E. Dwight
Western Division
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Nickel Plate) Railway
Union Pacific
Market Summary from Despatch to the Boston Post
The report shows money and exchange shifts, with loans at 6 to 10 percent rising to 25 percent late. Rail bonds gain, stocks close weak, and a broad list of railroad and treasury issues move. Com specialty quotes include grain, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, meats, fruits, and cotton with varied daily volatility and notable activity across exchanges.
Exports of breadstuffs February 1883 and 1882
February 1883 breadstuffs exported totaled 86 028 411 dollars for value 4 922 057 in San Francisco 3 242 499 2 296 580 Baltimore 2 852 247 1 094 401 Boston 929 393 914 258 Philadelphia 908 142 455 957 New Orleans 873 031 59 526 Total value 15 773 009 dollars for February 1883 versus 11 175 193 in February 1882 Price Current predicts further trends due to market signals.
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Maritime Cargoes Listed Across Ports
Imports at Boston and other ports include the schooner Edmund with 4,800 bushels 37 bales and 21 bags of potatoes from Rockwell Bros at Grand River PEI. The schooner Linda carries 14,000 boxes of her rings for Beaman Bros at Grand Menan. The steamer British Empire at New York reports 11,500 cigars for N Samuel in Havana trade.
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Grand River
Pei
Edmund
Rockwell Bros
Grand Menan
Linda
Herring Beaman Bros
Havana
British Empire
New York
Samuel
Foreign Exports from Surinam and Liverpool Trade Totals
Cargo lists show Brig T Remick clearing March 22 with 275 drumshake 250 boxes herring 1 barrel fish 380 barrels 90 half barrels pork 20 barrels 200 half barrels beef 180 tierces hams and shoulders 27 tubs tallow 1 500 cases 800 barrels flour 25 barrels meal 40 barrels bread 15 bags shorts 25 barrels sugar 150 boxes florinel 25 dozen brooms 25 dozen pails 6 half barrels tobacco 15 cases matches 120 barrels peas 50 rum puncheons 8 casks heads 100 barrels shocks and heads 4 barrels hardware 16 packages iron 1 dozen chairs. Liverpool, Steamer Palestine cleared March 20 with kerosene burners 177 tubs butter 37 hundreds tobacco 250 cases canned goods 93 packages tubs and pails 2 cases rakes 10 bales dry hides 70 crates 30 cases blacking 1 case show cards 1 case 11 bales leather 350 boxes bacon 100 tierces meats 8 rolls leather 4 cases organ material 80 crates organettes 200 cases stearine 34 barrels wax 42 bales leather 50 bundles swaths 2 crates 4 cases organs 150 bolts shooks 2,212 pieces wood 6,000 pieces staves 1,354 quarters beef 102 carcasses mutton 375 head sheep 188 head cattle 11 grain bags 32,543 bushels wheat 1,564 bales cotton 269 pieces maple blocks 1,505 boxes cheese 484 green hides 69 tierces 106 barrels 81 cases bacon 35 barrels pork 2,700 sacks flour 2,700 flour sacks 415 barrels flour.
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Surinam
Brig T Remick
Liverpool
Palestine
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Humber
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Yston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Grain and commodity market snapshot round the country
Prices for wheat corn oats rye and other grains move through steady and firmer sessions across Boston Gloucester Chicago St Louis and Detroit markets. Reports note mixed milling demand with closing bids showing corn firm after early declines. oats and barley hold. pork and lard markets show firmness while fish and molasses hold steady in Gloucester trade.
London Markets Report March 22 Goods, Rates, and Wool Prices
Financial notes from London Liverpool and Manchester on March 22 show Bank of England bullion down £67,000 in a week, reserve ratio from 42 3 16 to 40 13 16 percent, and general market steadiness with some weakness. Cargoes of wheat and corn slow, mixed American corn quoted 29s 6d per bushel March and April. Liverpool wool and cotton markets listed with prices, sales, and stocks. wool sale results record New Zealand scoured at 10d 2s 14d. The Manchester Guardian comments on limited character in the current business course.
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March
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Italian counterfeiting case continued to March 27
U S Commissioner Hallett extended Delmentia Bella alias the Italian on counterfeiting charges until March 27. The case of Charles H Burton steward of the schooner Winner, arrested Monday for subordination at sea, was reopened and held on continuance for examination. The case now goes to the grand jury for possible indictment and immediate trial at the March term.
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Delmentia Bella
Charles H. Burton
Winner
Grand Jury
United States District Court
District Court
Roses and Azaleas Exhibition Awards at Horticultural Ball
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society held its annual roses and azaleas show at Horticultural Hall, awarding prizes totaling 1500 dollars for multiple categories. Prizes honored Indian azaleas, named azalea varieties, hybrid roses, cut blooms, Marechal Niel roses, orchids, violets, hyacinths, narcissus, carnations, pansies, and other displays with individual winners including Marshall P Wilder F B Hayes John L Gardner and H H Hunnewell. Gratitudes and medals acknowledged outstanding exhibits from Woolson Co E M Woods John L Gardner and others. fruit and vegetable prizes awarded to growers such as C F Ferry Warren Fenno J B Moore Co and J Crosby.
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Marshall P. Wilder
John L Gardner
E. M. Wood & Co
H. H. Hunnewell
F. B. Hayes
John L. Gardner
Heath
F. Ii. Hayes
John J. Gardner
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William Patterson
Fr. B. Hayes
Hovey & Co
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Liss S. Ww. Strong
KE. M. Gill
EK. M. Wood
Hon. M. P. Wilder
E. L. Beard
C. F. Ferry
Northern Spy
John B. Moore & Co
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Josephine de Malines
Benj. G. Smith
Bordeaux
A.S. McIntosh
Edward Sumner
Robert Manning
J. Crosby
G. F. Stone
C. H. Brackett
George F. Stone
Supreme Judicial Court March 22 docket previews cases
The Supreme Judicial Court session before Chief Justice Morton and Justices Field Allen Colburn and Holmes heard arguments on cases No 722 Madison T Bachelder vs Queen Insurance Co No 741 George S Jones vs Stephen Dow No 742 James D Copp vs Wright W Williams No 72 Nathan Samuel vs Benjamin P Cheney No 760 Phillip Connors vs Loring Laker with counsels named. The court will take up the criminal docket on Friday and equity docket Monday March 26.
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James D. Copp
Wright W. Willams
S.J. Thomas
C. W. Clark
Nathan Samuel
Benjamin P. Cheney
Warren and
Brandeis
A. Russ
Phillip Connors
Loring Laker
G. H. Stevens
J. Ladd
Superior Court First Session March 22 Closing Arguments
In Pitman noted session Judge Richard J. Comerford vs Union Railway Comi at resumed term. Jury viewed premises. court to charge Friday morning. Second session before Judge Staples includes Bridget Harney vs Joseph P. Shaw tort action for injuries from a board fall. Questions of negligence and control raised. jury yet to decide. Additional cases William H. Hervey et al. vs Enen O Connor for furniture conversion with disputes over ownership and payment. Last jury case of term. motions for new trials and exceptions to be heard Friday.
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Richard J. Comerford
Union Railway Comiat
Staples
Bridget Harney
Joseph P. Shaw
Goodwin
Shaw
J. E. Cotter
C. G. Keyes
William H. Hervey
Enen O’connor
Kate Smith
Blossom Street
Cambridge Street
E. B. Hale
W. W. Doherty
McGovern vs Deignan and Commission Claim Details
No. 620. McGovern versus Deignan a verdict for plaintiff for 55 dollars. Potter versus Duffey notes 20 dollars to jury. Plaintiff, a real estate broker, seeks 100 dollars commission for selling defendant's house and land under a contract granting commission on agreed price. Defendant contends he sold the property and completed the trade, denying further commission. Plaintiff argues advertisement nearly completed sale and buyer offered a lower sum. premises conveyed to buyer. Attorneys: Stevens for plaintiff Morison for defendant. ORDER lists numerous other cases and dockets including Barber pro ami v Howe and Reed v Johnson.
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J. H. Morrison
Real Estate Transfers Across Suffolk County 1883
Suffolk County transfers show multiple 1883 deed actions. Kenrick Street Ellen L Chandler to Nathan G Smith for 2000. James Guild to Peter Schell quitclaim 18000. Marlboro Street Henry Whitwell to Mary Hayward 15000. Woodville Square Isaac C Cooper to Lucius Abbott 5000. Crescent Avenue Peter Sheran to William Farnsworth 400. Rutland Street Michael Canavan to Worcester North Savings Bank 7500. Silver Street Timothy Dempsey to Daniel Bradford 450. All dated March 1 to March 10 1883 with buildings and land and several mortgages.
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Ellen L. Chandler Et al
Nathan G. Smith
Washington Street
James Guild
Peter Schell
Marlboro Street
Henry Whitwell
Mary B. Hayward
Roxbury
Woodville Square
Isaac C. Cooper
Lucius P. Abbott
Rutland Street
Michael J.canavan
Worcester North Savings Bank
Boston
Silver Street
Timothy Dempsey
Daniel L. Bradford
Assault cases dismissed and larceny plea leads to sentence
Frank Smith and Daniel Sullivan faced charged assault cases that were not pressed. Mary Williams also known as Mollie Hoy pleaded guilty to pocketbook larceny from Mrs. Appleton in 1878 and received one year in the house of correction. Hammond T. Fletcher faces trial for obtaining money under false pretences.
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Daniel Sullivan
Mary Williams
Mollie Hoy
Appleton
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Hammond T. Fletcher
Municipal Court Docket March 22 Fines and Holds
In Boston municipal court Judge Parmenter fined several defendants for assault larceny and liquor violations. John McCarthy Henry Ransom and Edward Lenahan faced jail or fines with costs. Beals held for mortgage property charge. Lynda Bryant jailed on liquor and revolver assault charges. Gardner and Ryan faced larceny and liquor charges with varied bail. South Boston saw Sexton hold for superior court after waiver. East Boston tied to larceny and receiving stolen goods with jail and bond set.
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Edward Lenahan
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Lynda F. Bryant
Charles Gardner
Thomas Ryan
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Superior Court
Annual Report of the Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad 1882
The 1882 report shows operating expenses at 71.13 percent with 7 percent on preferred stock and 3 percent on common, leaving a surplus of about 8600. Gross earnings were 1,597,142.91, up 219,444.11 from 1881. Net earnings totaled 51,512.36 after transfers, with a balance of 59,048.66. Bonded debt rose by 44,000 to fund depot-ground bonds paid in 1881.
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City Point Mosquito club regatta and yacht notes
The City Point Mosquito club plans its annual Fast day regatta with two classes for boats from 10 to 13 feet and 13 to 15 feet, prizes of 5 and 250 in gold. Officers will be elected on Monday evening, April 2. The piece also covers shipyards in Brooklyn, repairs at Pottery Beach, and updates on several yachts including Clio and Wenonah, plus news of the Royal Nova Scotia visit and the forthcoming American Yacht List for 1883.
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