Foreign exchange and stock market report from Boston today
Foreign exchange rates with Bankers sight at 485% and 60 day bills at 48514 483lq, Paris francs at 51714 and 5205, Reichs at 95i and 60 day 45 04%, Guilders at 401 and 40 for 60 days, plus stock activity. Atchison opened 83% closing 8354. heavy selling of Eastern 6s at 42 tolls due to a Willard P. Phillips equity bill. Union Pacific opened 97% then 9714. Leo suit impacts markets. April earnings 2,197,000 vs 2,361,000 prior. New York Central 974, Mexican Central 72, New York and New England active near 88% arc, Old Colony 13842, Massachusetts Central criticized by railroad commissioners, 10,600 needed for 36 miles. Copper stocks led by Quincy 4144 decline, Calumet and Hecla 233, with firmer ingot market and April outputs: Pewabic 71, Franklin 170, Quincy 250. San Pedro reports improving copper shipments. Santa Rita mine closed, workers discharged.
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Boston
Paris
Atchison
Willard P. Phillips
Supreme Court
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Holmes
Union Pacifics
Leo
New York
Mexican Central
New Hampshire
Eastern
New England
Old Colony
Massachusetts Central
Quincy
Franklin
San Pedro
Santa Rita
Lan
Te Flint
Old Bonna
PullmaneUco
Allouez
Cesss
Sonanea Caesss
Calum & Hecla
Ui Vw
Sullivan
Imem
Atch. Top
Santa Fe
Beli Tel
Iwien
Tic
CO Dbo
Cewcceoeesss
Bos
Bonanza Development
Brunswick Berth
Boston Water Power
Mass
Central
Northern Bell
Northwestern Telephone
Coseresse
Vpewadic
Quincy Mining
Ccceeceeees
STATO
Tol
Cin. & St. L
Burton
Catalpa
Martin White
Liverpool
Orleans
Rand
Sicily
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Worcester County Creamery and Cheese Factory
Brigham & Co
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Produce Exchange
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Commercial Bulletin
National and Local Banks and Related Companies List
A dense list of financial institutions and industrial firms appears, naming banks such as National Bank of the Commonwealth, Webster National Bank, Continental National Bank, Shawmut National Bank, Eastern and Midwestern banks, and various manufacturing and insurance firms. The entries include figures like $200 for Lawrence Kentucky, 1897, and several dated securities such as 1892, 1919, and 1920 issues, with scattered city and company references including Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Union Pacific. The passage reads like a catalog of securities and corporate names with occasional metric values.
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Traders’. National Bank
Noth National Bank
Webster Nat. Bank
BO National Bank of the Commonwealth
Manufacturers National Bank
Webster National Bank
Continental National Bank
Boston National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
National Bank of Republic
Bk, Woburt
Scceesece
Plymouth Cordage Co
Seeeda Cae
Uccheco Manufacturing
E.sceeen
Sinci Es
Ccccnes
Cnsictnnes Bacces
Nashua Manufacturing
Bunell Trimmer Co
Snaebas
Lawrence
Chicago
Boston & Albany
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Market News from New York May 2 1883 Describes Bonds and Stocks
Despatch to the Boston Post reports money on call at 4 to 5 percent with easy conditions, government issues weak, railroad securities up on moderate trading, and a firm close in stocks led by railroad bonds. The article lists specific prices for Central Lowan, East Tennessee, Denver and Rio Grande, and other rail issues, with mining and commodity notes on cotton, dry goods, fruits, flour, and provisions reflecting a bustling, mixed market tone.
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New York
Central Lown
East Tennessee
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Denver
New Jersey Central
Rio Grande
New York Central
Wabash
Shorts
Sierra Grande
Robinson Consolidated
Hall Anderson
Chrysolite
Bodie
Stock Exchange
Manila
Montevideo
Entre Rios
Santa Fe
Corrientes
Calcutta
East India
Shipping cargo records list by ports and cargos
A list of vessels and cargoes in multiple ports including ALERMO New York Beaconsfield and Nassau with goods such as pigs iron fruit oranges lemons trusses salt onions potatoes bales cotton sugar and crates. Several schooners and bark are noted with quantities of boxes barrels boxes and bushels alongside merchant firms like Curtis Linder Meyer A Brown D H Tully Mel kinish Sons Gossier Day and Phelps Bros.
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Curtis
Mise Linder & Meyer
Aaron
Weld & Sons
Igley, Harvey & Co
Doe
Beaconsfield
A & J Brown & Co
Franklin Rolfe & A
Gossier & Co
Mercadante
Melkinish Sons & Co
Sgobel & Day
S Worthington & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
ST Martins
Salt Warner & Freeman
J S Emery & Co
New Orleans
John H Kranz
Bermuda
Eliza Barss
Foreign Exports From Maritime Towns
Albion Bay cargoes include schooner Maria Catharina Kluane with flour kerosene oil and marble. St John consignments Mattie D and Ocean Star with phosphate and marble. Digby brig Edmund with molasses and four. Yarmouth brig Lottie E with furniture meal and kerosene. Maitland schooner C Y Gregory clears with flour kerosene oil cornmeal phosphate.
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Alifax
Maria Catharina Kluane
ST John
Consier Mattie D
Dorchester
Ocean Star
Digby
Edmund
Yarmouth
Lottie E Creed
Maitland
N S
C Y Gregory
Receipts of Staple Passages by Regional Railroads
A detailed ledger of shipments across multiple railroads and sea routes lists bales of wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, potatoes, leather, hides, and beef among others. Entries cover Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and Newland, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and Providence Railroads with quantities in bales, boxes, cases, bbls, rolls, sacks, and cars. Each line notes specific goods, with numerous animal products, grains, and farm commodities transported to diverse destinations.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Sea
Peabody and Salem
New York and Newland Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown May 2
Live stock market report from Brighton and Watertown listings include totals for cattle sheep and swine, arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards, pricing bands for beef store cattle and calves, and consignments by Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts dealers. Reports cover imports for Liverpool Glasgow and London tied to ship cargoes and note market tone and stocker movements amid rising northern arrivals and cautious butchers.
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Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New
Sheen
Watertown
Brighton
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
New York
New England
Qld Colony
Providence
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Markets Norfolk Charleston Savannah
Cotton markets across Norfolk Charleston Savannah and New Orleans show firm or steady tones with varying receipts and gross figures. Market activity fluctuates with middling and low middling ranges noted, while stock and net receipts are reported for several ports and regions.
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Mid
Saaagte Charleston
Ee A
de Galton
Ceee
France
Savannah
Marset Fim
York
Britain
Erseresecees
Memphis
Oraimary
Wilmington
StKasrnsavnasias
Philadelphia
Barket Tirm
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Cincinnati
Ccacoors
TEL Cobstwire
Vescee Sree
Eececee
Ssyseess
United States
Ss? Louis
London and Liverpool Market Roundup May 2
U S 5s extended and various railway shares quoted with modest gains. Shipping cargoes for wheat and corn steady to firmer with prompt and June shipments cited. Liverpool reports firmer futures in cotton and grains, with ample sales and receipts and a broad array of price levels for May through November contracts. Weather in England is cold, affecting inland markets.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
England
Liverpool
California
Dow
Uplands
Orleans
Gloucester Fishing Arrivals Hit 201 Last Month
Gloucester reports 201 fishing arrivals for April including 118 from Georges Bank 70 from Western Bank 3 shore cod trips 7 Bank halibut trips and 3 from New Brunswick with frozen herring. Western bank fares remain about two thirds of early last year while codfish receipts exceed 1.5 million pounds for the period January to April and outpace April figures from prior years. A four year table compares April receipts.
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Gloucester
Georges
Western Bank
Amended Bill in Union Pacific Suit Seeks Answers
Mr. Arnold Lee of New York filed an amended bill in the Union Pacific case and gave notice of a motion for relief next Friday. He seeks sworn answers to 22 interrogatories to trace the original collateral trust loan, bond holdings, uses of proceeds, and the formation of the consolidated company, while detailing related actions and stock movements. A Pennsylvania rail dispute and Midwest railroad measures follow, including a planned Easton to Bangor line and Lake Shore earnings and debt changes.
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Arnold Lee
New York
Union Pacific Company
United States Court
Wallace
Lee
Iown
Sioux City
Department of the Interior
Pennsylvania
Easton
Pennsylvania, Slatington and New England Railroad
Delaware and Wind Gap
Bangor
Penargy
Board of Trade
Moorehead
W. T. Witte
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phillipsburg
N. J
Pittsburg
Erief
Lake Shore
The
Lake Shore Railroad
Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
K. Vanderbilt
Augustus Schell
Samuel F. Bergen
John E. Burrill
Darius C. Mills
Edward D. Worcester
John Newell
William L. Scott
Charles M. Reed
Erie
Rosselas Brown
Warren
J. H. Wade
Vanderbilt
Nickel Plate Road
Texas Trunk Railroad
Dallas
Messrs
Sabine Pass
Suffolk County Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages
Suffolk County real estate transfers and mortgages listed with buyers, sellers, prices, and dates from 1883 to 1885 across Boston, Charlestown, Roxbury, Dorchester, East Boston, Brighton, South Boston, Revere, and Winthrop. Entries include transfers of buildings and land, quitclaims, and mortgages, with multiple properties in each street and neighborhood and court notes from Judge Barker.
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Washington Street
William B. Byrnes
John Geag
Bow Street
Mary L. Miller
John Miller
Thomas McGovern
Austin Street
John Butler
John Fay
Roxbury
Sunderland Street
Albion Street
Ariel H. Crocker
Sophia M. Neal
Marie Krebs
Clifton Street
Joseph W. Homer
John P. Nichols
Fuller Street
Eliza H. Fernald
Almond
Gushee
Boston
Decatur Street
William S. Harrington
Sophia
Ryder
Brighton
Market Street
James A. Cogswell
Lysander F. Babcock
Chickering
Hayward
Carrie H. Whittier
Grendall H. Norcross
Holyoke Street
Columbus Avenue
James Morse
John F. Morse
Janover Street
John Devin
Suffolk Savings
Ferry and
North Streets
Antonio Zerga
John Lagorio
Morton Street
Bernard McLaughlin
Patrick McLaughlin
Tudor Street
Patrick F. Hanson
Augustus A. Heyl
Ninth and
Earl Streets
Frank O. Meley
Joseph Dorr
Dorchester
Warren Place
Sarah A. Pratt
Jacobie
River Street
Charles McDermott
Emma C. Clapp
West Cottage Street
Brook Avenue
Daniel M. Hammond
John L. Howard
Revere
Broadway
Daniel J. Herty
David W. Cu
Winthrop
Pleasant Street
George F. Tewksbury
David Belcher
West Roxbury
Burroughs Street
Jamaica Plain
Paul Lincoln
Franklin Savings Bank
Summer
Washington Streets
Mary A. C. Holmes
Edward 8
Chelsea
Clinton Street
George Godfrey
William Christy
John H. Stickney
John G. Spear
George Johnson
South Boston Savings Bank
Harriet G. Emery
Daniel Bulings
Mercantile Savings Institution
George W. Robinson
William F. Tufts
George 8. Topliff
Louisa McH. Topliff
John W. Morrison
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
George W. Hosgrave
Samuel Hofises
Cynthia B. Boston
Annie E. Pearl
Mary Louise Marsh
Joseph P. Hawes
Richard Higgins
United States Circuit Court May Term Notices
The court for the May term will convene on the fifteenth of the month. Lists of actions for trial at this term may be filed with the clerk’s office no later than the tenth of the month.
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United States Circuit
Ocourt
Beal Held in Bail in Bristol Homicide Case
On May 2 in U. and Commissioner’s Court, J. H. Beal Jr. was charged with homicide for causing the death of his partner aboard the Bristol. He appeared before Commissioner Hallett and was held in 2000 dollars bail to appear.
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J. H. Beal, Jr
Bristol
Supreme Judicial Court May 3 Verdict Sustains Mann Will
In the case of Sarah B. Mann executrix versus Enoch W. Mann and others an appeal from the probate court about Alexander Mann's will was heard. A verdict for appellee sustaining the will was entered after adjustments since adjournment. Counsel for executrix A A Ranney and Chas Robinson Jr. and for contestants G A Bruce and George W McLellan appeared. Jurors were discharged as no other case remained.
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Sarah B. Mann
Enoch W. Mann
Alexander Mann
Charlestown
A. A. Ranney
Chas. Robinson, Jr
G. A. Bruce
George W. McLellan
Superior Court May 2 First Session Verdict for Plaintiff
Records show a Superior Court docket with May 2 sessions before Judge Aldrich. The verdict favored the plaintiff in case 3,174, awarding $45. Attorneys F. A. Perry represented the plaintiff and Levi Wallace with G. G. Pratt for the defendant.
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Superior Court
John Spear
Edward Geggin
F. A. Perry
Levi Wallace
G. G. Pratt
W. H. Gertz
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Wills and Administrations Probate List Middlesex County
In Middlesex County Probate Court before Judge Brooks the following wills were presented Abbie F Richardson Woburn Charles L Bartlett Lexington Zebadiah Allitt Winchester Persis Cadman Marlboro Hiram M Comstock Cambridge Dan W Shaw Winchester Sally Flint Lowell Betsey Stone Billerica Letters of administration granted for deceased William B Flagg Everett George Flint North Reading Maria A Westcott Lowell Frederick A Hanson Lexington Asa N Sweetzer Wakefield James D Hoyt Townsend Abbie P Simpson Maiden Charlotte Peabody Somerville Mary Leary Lowell James O Neil Lowell Edward R Walker Somerville Joseph Gould Pelham Mary E Schlenker Rochester N H Margaret Howe John M Coburn Lowell
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Brooks
Abbie F. Richardson
Woburn
Charles L. Bartlett
Lexington
Zebadiah Allitt
Winchester
Persis Cadman
Marlboro
Hiram M. Comstock
Cambridge
Dan W. Shaw
Sally Flint
Lowell
Betsey
Stone
Billerica
William B. Flagg
Everett
George Flint
North Reading
Maria A Westcott
Frederick A. Hanson
Asa N. Sweetzer
Wakefield
James D. Hoyt
Townsend
Abbie P. Simpson
Maiden
Charlotte Peabody
Somerville
Mary Leary
James O’ Neil
Edward R. Walker
Joseph Gould
Pelham
Mary E. Schlenker
Rochester
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Margaret Howe
John M. Coburn
Municipal Court Actions May 2 Judge Adams presides
District and municipal court records show fines and holds across multiple cases. Lavery fined 20 for larceny. Kelley 10 for assault. Cody fined for attempted prisoner rescue. Farnum held for assault in 100 bond. Lescwith held 100. Rogers alias Austin and Putnam held 1200 each for trial in superior court for break and enter. Leslie held 500 for embezzlement. Brown held 1000 for trial. Powers bound over in 500. Peter fined 20. Grannon held for superior court in 300. Hickey held 500. Murray sent to truancy school for two years. Ward fined 30 and costs and sent to house of correction for default.
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John W. Lavery
Frank Kelley
William H. Cody
George Farnum
Annie Lescwith
Tal
John Rogers
Alias Austin
Frederick Putnam
David Leslie
John Brown
Bunker Hill
William Powers
East Boston
Peter
South Boston
Catherine Grannon
John Hickey
Roxbury
Edward Murray
Michael Ward
House of Correction
May Wide Awake opens with Isle of Wight frontispiece
The May Wide Awake presents Gar rett's Isle of Wight frontispiece for Joaquin Miller's sketch Mr. Tennyson's Fairies and includes Hayden's orchard illustration for Miss Wilkins's poem Come Into the Garden. It features Caryl's Plum by Margaret Sidney with four illustrations, a third Our Business Boys paper by Rev F E Clark, and Hogenden's full page Burns drawing A Man's a Man for a That. Bodfish's Through Spain on Donkey Back spans five drawings. The Silver City and Old Caravan Days reach their climaxes, plus Mrs Diaz's John Spicer lecture Money and other readings. Catarrh cure ad by Ely's Creem Balm and testimonial from S J Aigen, Boston.
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Cambridge Horse Railroad
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Conn
River R. R. Vref
do _ Para Rubber and Shoe Co
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Cambridge R. KR. Co
Hadley Co
Cycheco Manufacturing Co
National Tube Works
Boston Belting Co
Ao Metropolitan Railroad
Iowa Falls
City of Providence
New York and
New England Railroad
Ata Ogdensburg
Laxe Champlain
R. KR
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain Railroad
wey _ 241
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
American Bell Telephone Co
Manufacturers’ National Bank
People’s Telephone Co
Mexican Telephone Co
Osborne Engine
Mfg Co
So— American Loan and Trust Co
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Old Colony Railroad Co
Tropical Telephone Co
Reece Button Hole Machine Co
Eastern Railroad Co
Overland Telephone Co
Washington Mills
Standard Grain Co
Tacking Co
Indian Queen Mining Co
Copeland Tacking and Lasting Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Bernstein Electric Light Mfg Co
Carolina Queen Mining Co
Elastic Soapstone Roofing Co
Weston Yle Light Co
City of Manchester
Oglesby Coal Co
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Ex Steamship
State St
Steamship
Beaconsfeld
Pier 2
South
Henry C. Bird & CO
Collateral Loan Co
Transcript Building
Jorgensen, Adams, Huguenin
Waltham Watch Company
Higin
R Hichborn & By
Hichborn & CO
Court Street
Cornhill
Davis Street
George RK. Hickborn & CO
Hatch D
Congress Street
Oliver Street
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
OFI
Y S. BR
Knights & CO
Washon Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Bond Street
Eaton
Chambers Street
West End
Olbroohe & Fox
Postoffice Square
Brookline
Washington and
Prospect Streets
Prospect Street
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
Kidder, Prabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
U. S
Wall Street
R. BR
N. Y. Stock Exchange
U.S. Grant, Jr
Ferdinand ‘Ward
A. S. Grant
James D. Fish
D. Henderson
Barker
Globe City
Arizona
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
Globe Or
Silver King
Anzona
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Francis Smith & CO
Indianapolis
Atlantic Insurance Co
Scrip
Henry P Coffin
Traveller Building
BRICE
Evans & Son
Jazztz
T Bay State
Chappdoockk
Chabddock
Chaddockh
Chaddock
Chaddoche’s
Albert Manufacturing CO
J. B. Hoxie
BAY State Brick CO
Pemberton
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Mill Street
James Rabot
W. G. Anderson
Washington
Devonshire Streets
Southern Pine Lumber
Charles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Office E
Huckins & CO
Central Square
Tutrsie
Newark
Rosendale
Rondout
Hansie
Wald
Winter Street