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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1883

Page

3

Money matters and stocks figures from Boston market

Boston reports a fluid money market with clearing house rates rising to 2.15 percent and most transactions at 2 percent. New York funds sold at par to a premium, while bank reserves show a weekly gain of 359,043. Union Pacific earnings reach 21,327,278 after internal use deductions, and Burlington and Quincy stock activity and bond plans feature prominently.

Boston New York Boston Bank Pacific Knox Pacific Bank Chicago Union Pacific Enquirer Wall Street News Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Denver Burlington and Quincy Amsterdam St. Joe Burlington and Quincey Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Duff Salt Lake City Atchison Gia Colony Buzzard’s Bay Old Colony New England Maverick Bank Heston and Abany Loston Maine Pullman Toledo St. Louis Bacon Marion and Indienopolis

Richardson Hill and Co Executors Shifts in Stock Orders

Orders in stocks and penas gow ge executed at the Boston and New York stop by Richardson Hill and Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all the stock markets can be seen at their office No 40 Water street.

Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Nena Carolina Egypt Plantation Alex J. Derbyshire Chatham County North Carolina Raleigh Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Fayetteville Gulf Egypt John W. Biddle Jos G. Henszey Dan’l W. Slack Alex. D. Stockton G. Nenszey South Fourth Street Eddy Chas. Mason Patent Office Edmund Burke R. H. Eddy Fane Peare

New York Financial Despatch Shows Market Moves and Bank Data

Despatch reports money on call up from 4% to 10%, firm exchange at 4821 to 4851, and rail and mining stocks active with notable gains. Washington notes include treasurer checks totaling over 2.25 million dollars due tomorrow, plus a detailed comptroller statement on national bank and legal tender notes and deposits.

New York Prime Mercantile Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Denver Milwaukee Lakeshore Western Oregon Oregon Navigation Richmond Danville West Shore Buffalo New Jersey Midland Sierra Grande Union Consoli Villard Rio Grande Lousville Nashville St. Paul Minneapolis Manitoba Colorado Lackawanna Transcontinental Washington Wyman United States Stock Exchange Ptoverty Hi St. Lo Capaca Southern Central Pacific Ft. C Del L. & West Delaware & Hud UU Denver & Ric G Beaises Soo Han. & St. Jon Kansas & Texas Lake Shore Louisville& Nash Lake Erie& W Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis & C Missouri Pacific Northwestern New Jersey Northern Pacific Ohio & Missisippi Ontario & West Ohio Pacific Md Peon Phila. & Jeading Milwaukee &St.p Los Omaha Texas Pacific Union Pacific St.l.& Pa Western Union Regon Trans.Co Mutual Union St Pp. Min. & M

Flour and grain prices firm on strong wheat support

The market shows a firm tone across flour cornmeal oats and rye with upward drift if wheat maintains gains. Prices span spring western superfine at 350 4, common extras 425 5, Minnesota patents 7 25 8, and roller flours 6 6 75 to 6 50 in various regions while corn and oats hold steady amid moderate demand and firm quotes.

Minnesota Isipois St. Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Illinois St. Lous Ohia

Steamer Palestine and other ships report cargo totals

Liverpool and other ports list cargo items for vessels Palestine Othello Virginian and New Brunswick plus Bark Moses B Tower and Bag Hattie detailing wheat, beef, lard, cotton, flour, canned goods, and miscellaneous goods cleared in late April with numerous consignments and quantities.

Liverpool Eng Palestine BULL London Othello Aspinwall Usc Moses Virginian Yarmouth New Brunswick Cienfuegos

Value and Goods by Country in 1900s Trade Ledger

Readable fragments list diversified commodities and their values by country and region. It includes petroleum products, agricultural imports, lard, oils, oils cake, lubricants, lumber, paints, breadstuffs, drugs, tobacco, glassware, woodworking, leather, wearing apparel, lime cement, and spirits. Country totals cover Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, British possessions in Australasia, Azores, French possessions in Africa, and other regions with itemized values.

Animials Sesencsen India Bmcnong Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Labrador Australasia Azores Mageita Africa Chessevcuses Nice Sisevase

Massive Imports Ledger From Boston to Halifax

An export list records imports at Boston and Halifax with quantities and goods. Items include steamer Gate City shipments of wines and goods, onions, hides, lumber, boots, rice, corn, cotton, dried hides, and numerous perishables. Named firms like Pierce & Co, Bernd Bros, James & Abbott, Warren Steamship Line, and Boott Cotton Mills appear among hundreds of line items.

Boston Savannah Gate City Pierce & Co Warren Snow & Co Morrison Roach & Co Ames Bernd Bros Allen, Field & Co Washburn Iron Co Beale, Morgan & Co H Bondilear & Co Sampson & Co Tufts Smith Manusco Dyer Taylor & Co James & Abbott American Bell Telephone Co Bullard Cornelius & Co James Areca & Co Warren Steamship Line Prince & Co Brewer Carlton Mayo & Co Brigham White Bros & Co Stockton Halifax Steamer Carroll Arthur & Co Archibald H Bowles & Co Ceases Fish Beaman Bros

Inventory of goods and consignments from Liverpool ship arrivals

A scanned ledger lists numerous consignments including potatoes, fish, salmon, hogsheads and bags from Liverpool agents such as Russell & Co and Shattuck & Jones. Items include 164 empty crates, 1 box salmon, 152 barrels, 188 bags potatoes and 27 casks soda ash among many other commodities like steel blooms, pig iron, rope, textiles, oranges, grapes and salt.

Kimball Amos Keyes Russell & Co Rockwell Weil, Dreyfus & Co JB Moors & Co Baring Bros & Co Linder & Meyer Morey & Co Leyland Sumac Extract Beach & Co Coleman, Mead & Co Western Despatch Co Brown Bros & Co Nichols Moors & Co Case Clothing Marshall & Cutter Congdon, C & Co E& F King & Co H Tully & Co Butterworth & Co Thayer & Lincoln

Value of Imports into the Port of Boston for Week Ending April 27

The report lists import values by goods and origin, including wool from England and Demerara with totals around 551,067 and 49,265. It covers regions such as Mexico, Haiti, Surinam, Rosario, Uruguay, Scotland, Italy, and Canada, detailing items like machinery, hardware, raw materials, and textiles.

Boston England ST. Martins Mexico Demerara Tron and Steel Seiess Rosario Gycrec Ss Cis Veces Gore Icensiuaskes Stag Goa Seveesee Conan Uruguay Byadus Iccicens Csne Usts Wool S.eesees Osieccsoeas KOCK Scotland Cceascksae Essa Ld Secon Cape Caaleces lSee Italy Seelis Hs Inseaenkees Dominion OF Canada Good Hope Africa Ee Vauy Singapore Porto Rico Manila SUPAT le Chcvce Coos Udo Suza Osecces Ss MU Asses Cbee Dyewook Trinidad Avencias Cwceee Indigo Turks Island Ces Bermuda Guadeloupe Savghio

Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Sea

A lengthy ledger of goods transported by multiple lines including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and Providence Railroads and by sea. Items include cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, corn, tallow, hams, tea, sugar, molasses, butter, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and various quantities. The records show vast shipments across dates and routes, highlighting the scale of trade in April and related totals across rail and maritime routes.

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

Cotton Markets and Prices From Several Ports April 30

Market reports from Wilmington New Orleans Norfolk St Louis Philadelphia Charleston and other ports show steady to firm cotton markets with middling around 9 7 8c to 10c and varied gross receipts and stock levels. Prices at New York and regional centers align with steady demand exports inland with futures near unchanged to modestly higher amid general commodity activity.

Bales Wilmington New Orleans Great Britain Eeessees Norfolk Ccereessees Seeeevee - Goss Seeee L ST Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Coastwist Ecseresece Mia Galveston Savannah Socee Isbios Coastwiec Paneer Memphis New York SRIGH Charleston United States Continent Oasis Tee

Corn and oats unchanged receipts and shipments

Chicago reports receipts of 15 000 head of cattle and 6 000 head. shipments 1 200 head with market steady. Sheep receipts 2 006 head, shipments 200. prices common to fair 3 75 4 75, medium to good 5 5 75. Cincinnati pork stronger at 19 75, lard 11 30, hogs steady 6 25 7 50. New York shows slight business in bleached goods and fats, with various grain and textile quotes.

Corn Exchange Boston Daily Report Boston Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New State Union Pen Ag Chicago Boston Produce Exchange Western Creamery Western Bermudas New York Timothy Canada New Orleans Ohio St Louis City Minnesota Petroleum—United New Mesa Continent South America ST. Louis Milwaukee Toledo Shipaa Sang Noright Afl Cinginnatti

Foreign Markets. London and Liverpool wholesale prices and notes

Financial and commercial briefs from London and Liverpool show Consols at 102 11, Atlantic and Western firsts at 53 19, Erie 38 . New York Central 12944, Illinois Central 149, Reading 28 5/6, Ontario and Western 28 3/4. Wheat and corn market features subdued activity. Liverpool grain quiet with favorable England weather. Cotton demand strong in Liverpool with prices and futures listed. coffee from Rio de Janeiro quoted with week’s export and stock figures.

Atlantic Erie New York Central Illinois Central Pennsylvania Central Reading Ontario and Western London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool England California Uplands Orleans Amercan

Court records reveal wills and real estate actions across Boston

April 30 court sessions include Nelson Curtis will continued due to key witness illness,Standard Fertilizer Company vs State Board of Health, and numerous Superior Court cases with verdicts, divorces, and equity matters. Mortgage transfers and sales populate Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, and surrounding districts with numerous land transactions and attestations.

Devens Nelson Curtis Curtis Holmes Standard Fertilizer Company State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Bill In Equity Duxbury Selectmen State Board of Health Co. J. McIntire H. N. Shepard Board of Health Nathan Morse Horace G. Allen

O'Bryan v Ela contract suit over Eureka rowing machines

Middlesex Superior Court before Judge Barker reports verdict for plaintiff 432.95 in a contract action where 300 Eureka parlor rowing machines were to be delivered at 210 each. 25 were made, patterns delivered, 100 paid, and 56 per remaining unit sought. Defense denied. Other cases listed with brief notes and citations.

Wm. B. Butcher E. Everett Burden J. Thomas A. S. Hall Lorin P. Deland Et al John A. Stevens William J. O’bryan, Jr Richard Ela S. Hesseltine C. B. L. Whitney Lucius P. Bent Peter Connolly E. D. Loring J.C. Ivy

Wills Probate And Administrations In Judge Mckim Court

Under Judge Mckim the wills of Ellen Lennon Mary Ann Sheedy Alpheus R Hale Mary E Stanton Albert Homer Abagail Williams Ira R Worcester Ellen Hasson Ruafus A Wills Barney McGowen Joseph Garaner Sarah Ann Perkins Eliza Kerster Charles H White Sewell R Mann Clara M McLaughlin and Frank P Stone were admitted to probate Letters of administration were issued for Lydia H Connor Jemima Munroe Joseph Arean Hannah D Richards Nell McGonigle Eleanor W Dodd Anastasia Collins Ephraim L Frothingham Millie F Walkinshaw David J Collier Amelia C Akroyd Jeremiah Holland Catherine C Lewis George Russell John E Tingley Dora L Gilman Luthera M Brown John B Joy John Taylor Mary J Clark Lorenzo Somerby Simon Cohen

McKim Ellen Lennon Mary Ann Sheedy Alpheus R. Hale Mary E. Stanton Albert Homer Abagail Williams Ira R. Worcester Ellen Hasson Ruafus A. Wills Barney McGowen Joseph Garaner Sarah Ann Perkins Eliza Kerster Charles H. White Sewell R. Mann Clara M. McLaughlin Frank P. Stone

Marriages Recorded in Brewster and Nearby Cities

Notices of multiple marriages including Freeman and Lincoln in Brewster Massachusetts by Rev A Bradley. Hutchins and Morton in April 25 by Rev George Collyer. Lyon and Tileston in Dubuque Iowa. Upton and Dane in Salem Massachusetts. Winton and Dilloway in Wellesley Massachusetts, with local affiliations and witnesses.

Freeman—Lincoln Brewster Mass A Bradley Charles H Freeman Cornelia A. Lincoln Hutchins Morton George L Collyer John E Hutchins Carrie W Morton Lyon—Tileston Dubuque Annie Lyon George Tileston Faribault Minn Upton—Dane Salem James P Franks King Upton Peabody Annie Dane Winton—Dilloway Wellesley Warren H Cudworth Henry D Winton Clara L Dilloway

Deaths in New England Area Telegraphed in Brief

Multiple obituaries listed from Cambridge to Windsor with dates in late April, noting ages and spouses. Notable names include Eliza B Alden, Rebecca Bell, Harold Bassett, Sarah Leverett Chase, Philip Cutter, Prudence Field, Maria Fiske, John N Harwood, Melissa Hurd, Nathaniel Hibbard, Henry G Tane, Elizabeth Newcomb, Carl Mattes, J R Macdonald, William Parker, Lewis B Parker, Herbert E Phinney, Rebecca L Spear, James F Stoddard, Newman Sumner, Horace Lane. Funeral details reference St Paul’s church Windsor and local towns.

Alden Cambridge Eliza B William R Alden Bell Boston Rebecca Ell James Bell Bassett Newton Harold A Charles W Ana Augusta A Bassett Ee Ee Laura Lee George H Burne Chase Brookline Sarah Leverett Henry Chase Cutter Winchester Philip Champney Cutter Field South Evanston Prudence C Daniel S Field West Medford Mass Fiske Weston Maria Fiske Harwood Maiden John N Harwood Ibbard Hyde Park Nathaniel Hibbard Mon Hurd Beonton Melissa A Hurd Abby Henry G Tane Calabasas Arizona William R Lane Newcomb East Milton Elizabeth J B Newcomb Carl ST Se James F Stoddard Sumner N Newman Sumner Lane Windsor Horace Lane Puneral St Paul's Church

Lease Deals and Rail Earnings Across Major Lines

The Denver and Rio Grande lease terms run 30 years with 40 percent of gross receipts or a backstop of 6 percent on $16,000 bonds per mile. Estimated annual interest for the Ogden route tops $400,000, needing $1,000,000 gross earnings. Maine Central renames Bangor Bucksport line the Bucksport branch and directs all correspondence to Portland. Reported rail earnings show mixed changes: several lines post increases, others slight decreases, with totals varying by week and month across 1883 data.

Denver, Rio Grande and Western Denver and Rio Grande Denver Company Ogden Tucker Maine Central Railroad Bangor Bucksport Maine Central Portland Burlington, Cedar Rapids Northern St. Paul and Duluth Eastern Railroad East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Ilinois Central Illinois Southern Division Iowa Ilinois Green Bay Winona St. Paul Ohio Southern Iss Norfolk and Western Fort Worth Denver Canada Pacific

Antiquated Brandies and Cider in Mr Stearns House

Mr Charlies us Stearns of Atlantic Avenue possesses a pint bottle of brandy said to be 105 years old, brought to the country aboard the Jane Parker in September 1559 and kept since. He also holds a bottle of cider made in 1852. Ely's Cream Balm advertises a non liquid easy to apply remedy for chronic catarrh at 50 cents.

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