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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1882

Page

3

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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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.

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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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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Boston Western Railroads Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago and West Michigan Chicago and West Michigan la Porte Ind Wisconsin Central Common Union Pacific Chicago and East Illinois Railroad Company Connotton Valley Connotton Valley Railroad Company Canton Ohio Little Rock Fort Smith Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Toledo Cincinnari St. Louis Iowa Falls Soux City Mexican Central Albany Massachusetts Central Old Colony Maine Central Boston and Maine New York New England Lowell Atlantic and Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Boston and Albany Delphos Burlington Southeastern Eastern Sonora Hartford Erie Boston Water Power American Bell Telephone Pullman Palace Car Co Great Falls Manufacturing Co Crescent Calumet Catalpa Quincy San Pedro Osceola Continental Canada Southern Michigan Central Western Union New York Central Wabash Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific Misouri Pacific Jersey Central Reading Wabash Common Northern General Cloio Valley Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Estern Ohio Southern Ohio Central Eric Robinson State Lines South Pacific Moose Prime Mercantile Par Seiling Wall Street Messrs. Brown, Howard & Co New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company 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.

French Lynn House Senate Messrs. French, McSorney Cambridge Cogswell Salem Boston Harbor Candage Brookline Rockwell Boston Burke Joint Special Committee On the Judiciary Fourth District Court Plymouth Committee On Education Norval Art School Commonwealth New York and New England Railroad Company Committee On the Judiciary Committee On Catharine Waterman Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company Reformatory Massachusetts Agricultural College A. F. Towle & Son Manufacturing Company Newburyport Bishop Mesers Allen Tufts Suffolk Bennett Central District Court of Worcester Somerville Yeas Baldwin Bruce Cook Crocker Gallagher Horton Ingalls Rolfe Smyth Stone Tucker Nays Messrs Corbin Haile Hastings McFarlin Moore Reed Johnson Grinnell Turrrell Europe Committee On Taxation Brignton

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