New York Exports and Market Prices Evidence May Trading
The week ending May 6 reports butter and cheese exports from New York totaling over a million pounds with Liverpool cheese at 633. New York creamery and state dairy prices show steady butter and various cheese grades. Chicago pork futures, May to August, move from $15.32% bid to $18.93 bid. wheat and corn futures edge higher, while London’s Suez canal notes warn India may capture wheat trade with improved internal transport.
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Iime
Mark Lane
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California
Midaling Uplands
Orleans
New York
Wade
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Elgin
Boston Produce Exchange
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Union
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United States
India
Europe
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Russia
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England
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New _York
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Chenangoes
Bermudas
Kate Norfolk
North
Carolpa
Western Ana
St Louis
Minnesota
West Indies
South America
Rye
Berley
Canada Bright
Barer Mall
Uorn
Ilgc
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Delaware
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Choice Canal
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C. Conee
Sac
Trinidad
Islands
Porto Rico
Patna
Carolina
Lou'stanpa
United
Gloe
Philadelphia
City Extra India
Ilse
Elgin Creamery
Lake
Yine
Silesian
Foreign Fixperts. Steamer cargoes and crewing notes
A receipt of cargo items and quantities for ships London to Liverpool Glasgow and Havana shows Steamer Glamorgan Samaria Scandinavian Morven and Morven shipments including cotton beef lard fruit leather and machinery. Entries list hundreds of sacks bales boxes crates and cases with various goods and commodities.
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Savannah
Columbia Mani Co
Great Falls
Mani Co
Appleton Co
Barry, Thayer & Co
Massachusetts
Manf Co
Stark Mills
HOC Thacher & Co
Rosin Leonard & Clark
Spencer
Bancroft & Dyer
Newhall & Thacher
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Simonds Sawco
Bernd Bros
Beatis White Bros & Son
Tufts
Simmons, Awsden & Co
Newhallé Thacher
Burlans Parker, van Wart
Bourne & Co
Prince & Co
Lawence
Ox Books
Whitney
Ross
Dexter
Bilis & Co
Jewell & Co
Bailey & Jenkins
Freedman & Bros
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Hovey & Co
Lowell Bros
Chamberlain
Bliss & Co
Mde Oriental Tea Co
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Bates Ary Hines
Glasgow
Scotland
James P Roulston
Ellis & Son
Andrews
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Mase Davis
Sacker & Parker
Nickerson & Baxte
Stephen Sun
Hart & Young
Tiverpool
Eng
Glamorgan
Bates
Ariea
Liverpool
Samaria
Ido
Cienfuegos
Fredericson
Cotton and grain markets across major ports May report
Market notes show steady or firmer tones in cotton middling around 12 1 2 to 13 1 4 cents, with coastwise exports. Grain and provisions move through New York Chicago St Louis and Cleveland with mixed gains and declines, including wheat futures around 1 20 1 25 and soy equivalents, while petroleum and cotton goods trade remaining steady.
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Canada Southern
Guk CO
Pet
Lack & West
Iztig
Tee
Delaware & Hudson
Tita Lake Erie& Western
Michigan Central
Skligg
Manhattan
Memmins & Charies
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Davio & Mississippi
Ontario & Wester
Ohio Central
Thigh
Pacific Mall
Peoria, Deca. & Evans
BUA Phila & Headings
Milwaukee & St.Paut
Gt Ly
St. Paul& Omaha
Texas Pacific
Ccco
lOly
Wayne
Han
St.Jo
Avestor
Sciences Cot
Faticr
COUD
Houston & Texas
Ind
Bloom
West
Inter
Die
Iron Mountain
Bos. Hart
Erie
Louis. & Mo Riv
Louis v.& N. Albany
Manhattan Belt
Den
Rio Grande
Marietta & Cin
S. P’k & Pac
Chicalescue Erie
Kan. Pac
Wee
Morris & Essex
BEBO
USI
Pac
St. Paul
Guy
jNorthwest
PaciCat Retail
Vy BC
Caleconsleek
Tol Dei
Bur
Ohio & Miss
Cuslennacoy Adams Express
BOM Alton & Terre Haute
Ichi
Mil. S. P
St. Paul & Min
Ameticad
Ist. Paul& Omaha
Boston Air Line
del. & Bur
Boston Land
St. Lo
Ogguf, Pitts. & Weat
Fargo
Carton
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Ieee
Colum
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Wisconsin
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Onin
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May
Detroit
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Cleveland
Supreme Judicial Court May 8 Divorce Hearings
The Supreme Judicial Court convenes May 8 with Chief Justice Morton presiding. Uncontested divorce cases Nos 2,334 to 3,793 will be taken up in order for the day.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morton
Suite of Boston court cases in 1881 note docket mix
A long record of cases before Judge Garonew and Judge Mason includes Mack v Dudiey about a $500 saloon repair balance, Levi v Herzer for board and mirror price, McDonald v Sugar Refinery for a missing toe injury, and a complex Public/Private Bank case where eight notes and a mortgage were disputed amid Rice’s bank dealings and later bankruptcy.
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Wm. D. Mack
James W. Dudiey
Kneeland Street
Nar
Butterworth
P.H. Cooney
Richard Levi
J. Ottoman
M. J. Creed
J. M. Way
Wm. J. McDonald
Ston Sugar Refinery Company
Asa Cotrell
C.S. Lincoln
Wills admitted and administrations granted in probate court
Judge McKim presided as several wills were admitted to probate including Catherine McHugh Mary Ann Lawrence Mary Eleanor Long Walter H Newell George W Tucker Angeline B Clark and Maria L Lyon The Margaret Dult will was rejected for improper execution Letters of administration were granted for new estates including George B Leonan Catherine K Wethern Ella F Muller Elizabeth Stevens Ann Carr John Divyer William Thompson William P Tenney Mary A Manning Jeremiah ONeil John Cunningham Emeline C Sim nts William S Eastman Henry B Pearce and Louisa Gulliver
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McKim
Catherine McHugh
Mary Ann Lawrence
Mary Eleanor Long
Walter H. Newell
George W. Tuckerman
Mary L. Estabrook
Frank N. ‘Thayer
Angeline B. Clark
Maria L. Lyon
Maragret Dult
George B. Leonan
Catherine K.wethern
Ella F. Muller
Elizabeth Stevens
Ann Carr
John Divyer
William Thompson
William P. Tenney
Mary A Manning
Jeremiah O’neil
John Cunningham
Emeline C. Sim Nts
William S. Eastman
Henry 8. Pearce
Louisa Gulliver
Court updates on multiple 19th century indictments and sentences
Under Judge Forsaith the 18 conductors accused of beating the porch had their cases continued to the twelfth. Various defendants faced charges from robbery to breaking and entering with bail set, and others sentenced to months in the house of industry or to trial dates.
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House of Industry
Catherine McLaughlin
Hannah McNamee
Crank
Bella Stevens
Neslie M Becker
Roxbury Court
John Lamb
Alfred Everett
Ole
Patrick Scollins
Suffolk County Transfers and Real Estate Listings
Transfers across Suffolk County include Shawmut Avenue from Crombie to Chapman for 1 dollar and 2,241 23 square feet mortgaged, Kneeland Street from Halby to Halby for 1 dollar, Harvard Street from Worcester to Young for 100 dollars, and quitclaims or mortgages on several parcels in Boston. East Boston and South Boston entries show multiple lot transfers, mortgage back conditions, and land areas. The report continues with Dorchester and West Roxbury entries. The House convened at 2 PM with reports on county finances elevators in the state house education appointments and various bills and orders being debated and scheduled for next readings.
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Shawmut Avenue
Daniel D. Crombie
George W. Chapman
Otis Norcross
Kneeland Street
Patrick Halby
Margaret Halby
Harvard Street
Johan W. Worcester
William Young
Eliza Young
William W. Young
Columbus Avennue
Charles D. Jenkins
Robert A. Jackson
Unity Court
Michael Simmons
Patrick J. Gleason
South Street
Nahum Brigham
City of
Boston
Nathaniel F. Tenny
C. W. Sewver
Dneilling
Highland Avenue
Somervalle
S. Swan
Putnam Street
J. Prescott
Jenny Lind Avenue
C. Lyon
Putnam
Mary F Spaulding
Parkhill
North Weymouth
Eliza
Ansel Burrell
Dalton
East Boston
Sarah L
Thomas PD Daltos
Capt Matthew Hunt
Durham
George Swazey
Joseph J
Anna C Durham
Martha Ann
Henrydwards
Jackson
Cambridge
Emma Isabella Jackson
Phressey
Winchester
Mass
Chas Pressey
Pease
Fanny KR Pease
Swan
South Hingham
Cyrus B
Winslow
William Winslow
Wilder
Chas B Wilder
Jacksonville
Fla
Chelsea
Lincoln
Longwood
Henry Lincoln
Dudley Street
Parker and Greenleaf Sts
Parker
Greenleaf
Backay Park
Huntington Av
Parker St
W Eliot Woodward
Willard Quincy Phillips
Said Phillips
Henrietta N M Bite
Suffolk
A. D
Roxpury
Gov. Rusts
Roxbury
A. M Hoyt
Casiea Eustis Street
Sontherly
Sai Pilan
S. K Knights & CO
Washington Street
Woddard Avenue
Brookline
Norfolk County
Arthur Pickering
Kaymona
Dedhaus
Norfolk
Charies
Neponset
Hyde V Park
Dedham
Vilages
Abow Tignes
Smimmer Street
N.B
Payne Bie
Massachusetts Central Railroads Extend Trial Run and Financial Crisis
The Old Colony rail lines near South Framingham received a one month extension from April 7 for their successful use. Massachusetts Central Railroad faces a critical condition with 8.5 million dollars in 6 percent gold bonds issued in 1880. only part is funded and $1.6 million more is needed. Fourty four miles operate, with key sections near Jefferson, Coldbrook, Ware, and Northampton prepped. steel rails and ties on hand, but funds insufficient and wages unpaid. A stockholders meeting will discuss relief, including a potential $3.5 million stock issue and possible preferred stock to ease the finance crisis.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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Chicago and West Michigan
la Porte
Ind
Wisconsin Central Common
Union Pacific
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Connotton Valley
Connotton Valley Railroad Company
Canton
Ohio
Little Rock
Fort Smith
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New York
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Chicago
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Pullman Palace Car Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Crescent
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Quincy
San Pedro
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Continental
Canada Southern
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Jersey Central
Reading
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Cloio Valley
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Estern
Ohio Southern
Ohio Central
Eric
Robinson
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Moose
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Wall Street
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South Framingham
Indianapolis
Cchief
Campbel
Corps of Engineers
Harrison
Whitewater Valley
Indiana
Bloomington
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Jefferson
Coldbrook
Ware
Northampton
East
Senate actions record on liquor inspection and salaries
In the Senate session chaired by President Bishop at 2 PM the body concurred with House amendments on the liquor inspection bill. A conference committee was named to resolve differences on manufacturing egress provisions. Salary amendments adjusted Worcester and Somerville posts. The technical education resolve was amended to pay no commissioners and sent for third reading. Adjourned with orders set for Thursday.
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Commonwealth
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Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company
Reformatory
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Newburyport
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Tufts
Suffolk
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Stone
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Haile
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Reed
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Brignton
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Margaret Fitzgerald
Barney Coonan
S.A
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Rice
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Hice
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Henry Baldwin
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Same
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Steamship Bulgarian Co
Commonwealth of Mass. v. Merchants’ DT Co
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Paul Knowles
Laura J. Mundy
George Hay
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James Collins
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Moore Street
John J. Williams
School of Our Holy Redeemer
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Jenkins Street
Henry
Jenkins Et al
Philip Sowden, Jr
Champney Street
Henry Jenkins Et al
Patrick Conroy
Dorchester
Hancock Street
Addison P. Wheelock
Samuel S. Crosby
West Roxbury
Clarence Street
William C. French
Jotham Salisbury
Jamaica Street
Michael Gormley
William Breen
Bellingham Avenue
John Davenport, Jr
Mary Smith
Winthrop
Shirley Street
Edmund
Samuenescom
Mortgarres
Chapman Street
Eli Fernald
John C. Fernald
Harrison Avenue
Maria W. Howland
Commercial Avenue
Henry C. Haven
William Minot, Jr
Second Street
John Murphy
Patrick McKenna
Mary A. Murphy
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Lyman J. Clark
Francis Anett
Mortgeace
William J. Long
Andrew P. Fisher
Rufus Long
Juuius L. Frost
Joshua F. Minnett
James
Mary Thompson
Jairus L. Frost
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Albert B. Whittier
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D H Taylor
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Frances Adealae Wiiherebee
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Somerset Street
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Beacon Street
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Kaderalstreet
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Peles
William
Wirtram
J. M. Coffinberry
Henry & Co
Vesey St
Holman’s Pad
Wr. Holman
G. W. Holman
M. DD
Holman
Broadway
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Washington St
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Stetson Mouskel RY & CO
Estreet
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Tu&Stf
Quilecard
Tu3m
C. A. Millen
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R. A.goodchild
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G. W. Pedrich
VF al
Many Street
Harrison Ave
J.G. Lamont
Waai
J. B. Huckins
Central Square
Azi Boston
Southern Pine Lumber
Ewis & Hall
G&g. Greenleaf & CO
Union St
Whyte
Duw Works, Wil
Newark and
Rosendale Cement
aplsSiuth Waldo Bros
F. I. Wilson
Merrimac Street
A.B. Cwutrerr
Washington
Rox Bury
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Phousand Fire Brich
Apis Luttb Waldo Abrros
David Little
Haverhust Street
Utomatic Blind
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Aaron Bga
Cowlsi
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Shawmut National Bank
Faneuil Halli National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
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Hosiol National Bank
York Manufacturing Co
Woreti
Tithn
F.W. Ryder & Son
Heartstate
Hiroom
Boylston Hall
John M. Watson & CO
Tremont St
Hardis Hesshaw & Co
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Suffolk National Bank
Columoian National Bank
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Massawippi Valley Railroad Co
American Watch Co
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Passuimpsic Rivers Railroad Lst m, Ts
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Boston and Maine Railroad
South Boston Hore Railroad Co
Enichiwre Ravirana
Fuuyuuket Vev
Rapia Construction Co
Winnissimet Ferry Co
McKay Sewing Machine Association
Herdic Phantan Mn
T. Se. Daw & Co
14 Exchange
Patent Shoe Stay Co
Sy Order of
Eliot National Bank
Merchants
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Hopkinton National Bank
Hopkinton
de Salen
Metropolitan Railroad
Pacific National Bank
Huntington Avenue
Vermont Central Railroad
Consol
Manchester Mills
Conn & Pass
Rivers R. R
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co
Scrip
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Aobatio Harris & CO
Holbrook & Fox
R&al
Post Office Square
Sen Beers
Henry & Hatch
Bevenshire Str
Boots & Shokhs
Johnson, Moody & CQ
Devonshire Street
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade St
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Coq
White St
F.g.wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, 8On & AG
S. K. Hnights & CO
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Pitts Street
West End
BY A
M. Bates
Boston Carriage Depository
Haverhill Street
Boston and Maine Depot
A. M. Bates
Wood Brothers
Henry S. Harris
Leona & CO
Marlboro Street
William A. Bock
North Camridge
Rockaway
Rockland Street
Warren Street
Willi
Wilton
Brussels
Sargent
Hallet & Davis
Hamilton
Wendell Streets
High Street
Hamilton Street
Wendell Street
Willam Reynolds
Eaton
Wilson
Washington and Elm Streets
N. E
N. Y.& N. E. Railroad Company
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Wilson Park
O. H. Weed
Mys
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Court Street
Cornhill
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Baltor Street
Myéts Geo. R. Hiichborn & CO
Iissburchg&co
East Street
Kimball Bros
Sudbury Street
Mount Hope Cemetery
Righland Railroad Company
Columbia Street
Grove Hall
Forest Hills
Board of Treaters
S. A. B. Bragg