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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1883

Page

3

Money Matters in Boston Markets Mixed Across Bonds and Notes

Boston market report shows quiet money market with 3 percent clearings and 6 percent bank discounts. New York funds quoted at 15 20c discount, exchanges at 11 526 295, currencies firmer as Bank of England rate rises. Bond activity centers on Atchison, Mexican Central, and Chicago lines while mining stocks list gains and losses amid emigration concerns and shrinking shipments.

Boston New York

New York Financial Roundup Shows Market Volatility and Bond Sales

Despatches from New York detail a mixed day with money on call at 3 to 5 percent, firm exchange due to a higher Bank of England discount rate, and wide moves in stocks and railroad bonds. Gains for West Shore and Buffalo firsts, Richmond and Danville debentures, and Pacific of Missouri firsts contrast losses in Delaware and Hudson and coal shares amid broader weakness. Trading volume reached 272,600 shares as investors eyed London activity and a commissioner’s warning on rate maintenance.

New York Prime Mercantile Barsilver Coin Bank of England West Shore Buffalo Richmond Danville Pacific of Missouri Atlantic and Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Denver Rio East Tennessee Kansas Texas Milwaukee Northern Mutual Union Telegraph Chicago Burlington Quincy Canada Delaware and Hudson Delaware and Hudson Bodie Sierra Grande Lackawanna Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis Nickel Plate Bee Line Lackawanna Road Tudianapolis Hamilton Dayton Fink London Italy Winslow, Lanier & Co New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company J. & W. Seligman Laidlaw Kahn, Loeb & Co Woerishoeffer & Co A. W. Austen Fisk & Hatch Stock Exchange

Food and commodity prices hold steady in broad market summary

Market reports show firm quotations across flour, corn, oats, and rye with steady demand in grains and feeds. Butter cheese eggs trade varied but generally steady, while cotton, sugar, and petroleum excerpts reflect a broad, uneven but largely stable trading day in multiple regions and commodities.

Imports at Boston and Glasgow reveal vast commodity flow

The report catalogs shipments to Boston and Glasgow with hundreds of items. Wine, cotton, flax, tin plates, bleaching powders, salt, oilcloth, soaps, oranges, mdse, earthenware, paper stock, and soap goods arrive from firms like Smith & Dove, Phelps Dodge, Baring Bros, and J B Moors. Numerous freight containers of salt, sugar, hyde, wool, and cocoa are listed, reflecting extensive transatlantic trade across ports.

Liverpool Eng Kansas Derby White & Co Boston Library Smith & Dove Manus Co Phelps, Dodge & Co Jere Abbott & Co Moors & Co Warren & Co Joel Goldthwait & Co Hollings & Co Hayward, Perry & Franklyn Salisbury Spear & Co Bray & Hayes Baring Bros & Co Horace Partridge & Co Smith College Alex Stwell & Co Earle Edmund Furse Jones Walker & Co Despatch Transportation Co Chandler & Co Thairlwall E & F King & Co Geo W Bond & Co Alf Price Geo W Bond & Co Ferrie & Manning Manley Mills Alex Stowell & Co H L Fearing & Co Miise Stone & Downer E Furse Glasgow Miise Hart & Young Ford Hart & Young Stoddard, Lovering & Co Iron Brown Bros & Co Millboard National Tube Works W Whitmore Lawrence Bermuda Irving Leslie Bennett, Rand & Co Curtis & Co Chas E Morrison & Co Rosario A & E Spring Matanzas Screamer Sugar Nath Spaulding & Co Demerara Minnie Smith Gov. Hall Sugar Standard Montevideo Alice Dickerman Rice & Co Haskins & Montagne Port DE Paix Lena R Storer Logwood Boston Dyewood Co Cardenas Edward Cushing Nash, Spaulding & Co Charlottetown Pet Emma T Russell & Co

Foreign Exports from Annapolis and Mahone Bay

Shipping notice lists schooners Portland Josephine and Acara clearing on May 10 from Annapolis Nova Scotia and Mahone Bay Fredericton New Brunswick with cargoes including barrels flour meal kerosene and various farm goods plus items like cement glassware lime and marble pieces.

Annapolis Portland Mahone Bay Josephine Fredericton N B Acara

Receipts of Staple Goods May 10 Across Rail Lines

Ledger style list records shipments by Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Queensland Colony, Bocsiot and Albany, Providence Railroads. Items include cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, beef, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides, tallow, tea, coffee, sugar, and various bales, crates, and carloads with quantities shown. Strong entities include railroad names and material types with extensive tonnage and counts.

Lowell Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Sea Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Qld Colony Railroad Bocsiot and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad

Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets May 10

Cotton fell 1 16 cent with weak demand and 503 bales sold. middling uplands 10 15 16 cents and New Orleans 11 3 16. Flour receipts numbered 18 992 barrels. market dull but buyers hold sway with limited export and home demand. No 2 flour 2 60 to 3 75, city mill extra 5 50 to 6, suit fine 3 85 to 4 15, low extra 4 20 to 4 35. Wheat receipts 21 000 bushels. cash market dull, options opened lower then rallied, closing firm. Sales total 6 376 000 bushels, No 3 red 3 17 to 4 9, No 2 red 1 22 to store. futures activity limited.

Cincinnati United States Frank E. Wallace Atlantic Pacific New York Boston Seligmans Atchison Gould-Huntington Mexican Central City of Mexico Chicago Burlington Quiincy United States Supreme Court New Chicago St. Joe Union Pacific Floredo St. Louis West Michigan West Michigan-Lumber Company West Michigan Lumber Company Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Upper Peninsular Lake Superior Fitchburg Old Colony New England Massachusetts Central Maine Providence Eastern Bell Telephone Quincy Canada Houston Northern Brooks Davis Baldwins Spys Vermont Western Alihe Ays Élune Org Melado Bags Co St Domingo Cuba United Slec Continent South America Gloucester New Bank Mess Shore Choice Nova Scotia Bay of Fundy Labrador Halifax California Glee Scot Cape Ann Milwaukee Toledo Commercial Bulletin Detroit New Orleans

London and Liverpool Market Summary May 10 187? Financial

London shares mixed with US 5s advancing to 10515 and notable bond prices across Erie Reading Pennsylvania Central and Ontario Western. Bank of England raises discount rate to 4 percent. bullion reserves fall by £462000. Berlin reports a German bank specie drop of $7,000 marks. Maritime grain notes show wheat firm, corn steady. shipping routes report quiet English weather. Liverpool prices for flour wheat and corn listed with various duty and commodity quotes. Cotton trading exhibits moderate demand with uplands and Orleans around 5 13 16d and 5 15 16d respectively. futures show irregular activity across June to December contracts. American sales recorded at 7,700 bales.

London Atlantic Great Western Erie New York Central Illinois Central Pennsylvania Central Reading Ontario and Western Bank of England Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool United Kingdom England California Orleans

Court records on Protector collision damages case

Judge Nelson presides as Wm H Brickley administrator sues steamboat Protector for death of Thomas Brickley after a police boat mishap off Long Wharf on July 4 1882. Jurisdiction debated, libel issued with reservation. Arguments center on negligence by Claimants and whether Massachusetts or city officials governed the patrol. Paul West represents libellant T M Babson for city of Boston.

Wm. H. Brickley Adm Steamboat Protector Thomas Brickley Long Wharf Protector Brickly Massachusetts Paul West T. M. Babson City of Boston

Supreme Judicial Court Hearings Resume in Divorce Matters

May 10 before Judge Holmes hearings in divorce matters resumed and continued. No. 764 in order for Friday.

Supreme Judicial Court Holmes

Superior Court May 10 First Session Cases and Verdicts

The court docket shows two sessions led by Judge Aldrich and Judge Knowlton. Bridget McLaughlin vs City of Boston ended in a defendant verdict for damages from a sidewalk defect. Other cases include John Wilson et al v Mary A Niles over a horse sale loss, and Charles M Truford v John Lythgoe for real estate broker commissions. Additional entries list Moran v Boston Albany Railroad, Tole v Boston, and others, plus Wellman v Greenough replevin and Sullivan v Wilson tort damages from a street collision.

Bridget McLaughlin City of Boston Greenough Lane H. E. Swasey E. B. Hagar John Wilson Mary A. Niles W. P. Stearns Joseph Willard Charles M. Truford John Lythgoe J. E. Butler Francis L. Wellman H. M. Greenough A. Merritt William Sullivan Mose C Wilson Et al Haverhill Street Z. P. Wilds New York Wilds Massachusetts Supreme Court E. 54Th St Messrs. J. C. Aver & Co Ayer Z. P. Winps

Folger v Washburn false arrest suit heads docket

The case Folger versus Washburn concerns false arrest and malicious prosecution in Plymouth county. Folger alleges a check for 100 dollars drawn on Home National bank led to his arrest. he was acquitted and now sues for damages. Court actions list numerous related entries and judges referenced.

J. H. Colton W. B. Durant Isaac H. Folger Francis B. Washburn Plymouth County Home National Bank Folger & Rich James Brown RK. M. Morse, Jr C. W. Sumner

Court Adjourns for May Session in Middlesex County

Superior Court Middlesex County May 10 before Judge Blodgett. No case ready for trial. Court adjourned to Monday next at 10 A.M. Case listings include 231 Green & Clapp and 208 Fleck v Union R.R. Co. Nes goth McCahey City of Cambridge.

Green & Clapp Fleck Union R.r.co Nes Goth McCahey City of Cambridge

May 10 Municipal Court Docket Summary

In the central court Judge Adams found Jacob H. Ward guilty of stealing and sentenced him to five months in the house of correction. George Alman was fined ten dollars for obstructing the street with his team. Charles McMahon was fined and costs for breaking glass on appeal. Frank Mahan received four months in the house of industry for a prior drunken offense. Frank Williams was sentenced to four months in the house of correction for pocket picking. In South Boston James F. Cleary faced assault and battery charges and was fined with costs. Valentine Schneider was found guilty as a third-term drunkard and sent to the house of industry for six months. In Highlands Henry Roach alias Henry Crockett was sent to the island for four months for larceny and second drunk. Thomas Good was fined twenty dollars and costs for neglecting child support. Patrick 7 was fined ten dollars and costs for assault and uttering.

Central Court Adams Jacob H. Ward House of Correction George Alman Charles McMahon Frank Mahan House of Industry Frank Williams South Boston James F. Cleary Valentine Schneider Highlands Court Henry Roach Henry Crockett Thomas Good Patrick 7

Real estate transfers and mortgages in Suffolk County

Suffolk County transfers show Boston deals on Beach Street Harrison Avenue and Decatur Street Bennington Street Jescott Street Maverick and Jeffries Streets and more with prices from $1 to $21,550 plus mortgage backs. Other items include South Boston Roxbury West Roxbury Revere Charlestown and Winthrop transfers, mortgage transfers, and auction sales of vacant lots and brick houses.

Beach Street Boston Young Women’s Christian Association Samuel S. Campbell Harrison Avenue Decatur Street George A Elizabeth Barry Maverick and Jeffries Streets Edward J.forster John Dowd Jescott Street John Waitt Georgeh. Jeffrey Et Ax West Roxbury Biue Hill Avenue Thomas Wales City of Revere Cross Street Linden Simon Schraut Harriet P. Leavitt James 8. Macdonald Boylston Avenue Thomas Clinton A. Bell Sullivan Bros. & Libbie Delle Avenue Roxbury William Adamson John McCan John Sullivan S. R. Knight & Co Adams Street Dorchester Horace Littlefield C. W. Sawyer Russell Street Charlestown John A. O’connor Russell Street Place F. X. Lafure Sakeroom Brighton Warren Avenue Common Wealth Massachusetts Suffolk Catherine Sweetman Messenger Scurfolk Bostox Granville Baker Chelsea Court Square John B. O'Brien Court Street

Rail and corporate moves shake the eastern rail map

Memphis judge East seeks a receiver for the Memphis and Charleston line while Syracuse Chenango and New York is reportedly to be leased to New York West Shore and Buffalo. Lehigh Coal and Navigation may sue to block the Jersey Central Reading lease. Bond actions, new Colorado railway plans, and capital moves by Norfolk and Western and Chicago based lines also surface as rail finance tightens.

West Delaware Louisville & Nash Lake Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis & C Missouri Pacific Northwestern New Jersey New York Northern Pacific Ohio Mississppi Ontario & West Ohio Centra Pacific Mail Phila. & Read Milwaukee St. St Texas Pacific Union Pacific St.l.& Pa Westen Union Oregon Trans.Co East Tenn Mutual Union Fa Ge Tee St. Lo’st Memphis Nashvillle Memphis and New Railroad Company Secretary of State of Colorado Summit, Eagle and Garfield Salt Lake City Burlington Road Colorado Railway Company Norfolk and Western Chicago and Northwestern Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Chicago St. Paul Boston Philadelphia Washington Washington and Western Alexandria Virginia Shenandoah Valley Railroad Jay Cooke Oliver Ames Henry D. Cooke Round Hill Jersey Central Reading Baltimore and Ohio Wall Street News American Dock and Improvement Company New Jersey Central Somerville

Mining notes reveal rich carbonate lead silver strike at Iron Hill shaft

A drift from the White Cap shaft of Iron Hill Consolidated mine shows a widening feeder of mineral. The carbonate ore, rich in lead and averaging 11 ounces of silver, promises a strong strike. Nearby Catalpa mine lease yields ore with 25-40% lead and 40+ ounces of silver, with daily shipments up to 1200 dollars. An auction of unclaimed Collateral Loan goods continues at 10 A.M. including a stock of fine diamonds.

Iron Hill Leadville Estey Catalpa

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