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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1883

Page

3

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.

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 Gambier Sigc Domingo New Western Bank Haddock New Eastport Malaga London Valencia Sultana Turkey Norok Palermo Messina Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana St Louis Illinois Fair Western Calcutta Western Elaine Paim City and Western Adams Worcester County Creamery and Cheese Factory Brigham & Co Wisconsin Elgin Produce Exchange St. Albans Carolina Patna Turks Island St. Martins St Martins Cadia Chicago Singapore SUMAC Pennsylvania California Texas Montevideo Saar Oice Stote Canada State Porto Rico Mossteady Petroleum—United Sloc City Extra India Continent South America New State ST. Louis Milwaukee Toledo 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Norfolk Mid Saaagte Charleston Ee A de Galton Ceee France Savannah Marset Fim York Britain Erseresecees Memphis Oraimary Wilmington StKasrnsavnasias Philadelphia Barket Tirm MOBIL Ecs Great Rock 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.

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.

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.

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.

Charlestown 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 N. H 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.

Adams 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.

Isle of Wight Garrett Joaquin Miller Mr. Tennyson Portland Our Business Boys Col. Hange Old Silver City

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