Bank Notes Ease as Atlantic Pacific Bonds Hold Steady
Boston May 14 Money matters show easy conditions in the local market with bank transactions at 3 percent, New York funds trading at a discount, and substantial exchanges. Boston bank reserves dip slightly though remain surplus, while foreign exchange holds firm. Stocks drift lower with Atlantic and Pacific firm, Union Pacific easing, and several rail and manufacturing stocks reporting varied moves and dividends announced for May payouts.
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Boston
New York
New York Financial Market Report Describes Broad Trades
Despatch to the Boston Post notes money on call easy at 3 41 percent, prime mercantile paper at 5 6 percent, and dull exchange around 2 44 2 483. Government securities fluctuate, railroad bonds irregular, stocks rallying after a mixed session, with notable activity in mining shares and several named issues.
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Boston Post
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sierra Grande
Northern Belle
Atlantic and Pacific
Richmond and
Allegheny
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Midland
Denver
Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Omaha
New Jersey Central
Alton
Terra Haute
Central Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
The
Stock Exchange
Boston Grain Vehicle Report and Market Roundup
Boston daily report lists car inspections for wheat corn oats and mixed grain totals eighty eight cars. Market notes from New York California and Chicago show butter cheese eggs pork and lard prices with wheat corn oats and May June July futures and open bids. Receipts include large corn and flour totals and regional spring wheat outlooks across Wisconsin Minnesota and surrounding states.
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Boston Daily Report
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
State Board of Agriculture of
California
New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin
Chicago
Amion
Maycorn
Flour and grain prices hold steady in mixed market
Western superfine flour quoted at 8.50 per barrel with extras around 4.25 to 4.45. Minnesota bakers 5.60, Minnesota patents 7.75 to 8.25, winter wheat patents 6.75 to 7.25. Roller flour from Illinois, St. Louis 6.25 to 6.75. Oats steady at 6.50 to 7.50 per barrel. Corn meal demand fair at 3.10. Rye flour 3.75 to 4. Me oats 6.25 to 7.50 per barrel. Grain trade noted.
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Green Northern
Fancy Rose
Houston
Re Choice
Maine Central
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Profites
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Brooks
Rose
Davis
Boston
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Florida
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Manila
Belmont
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Barbadoes
Porto Rico
New York
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Philadelphia
United
City Extra India
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Continent
South America
New State
Liverpool
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
Vast Port Freight List From Liverpool and Across Atlantic
A dense list of goods shipped via multiple ports, detailing cargoes including machinery parts, textiles, hardware, lubricants, wines, tobaccos, glassware, lumber, and various commodities. Named firms and partners appear with quantities such as boxes, cases, bales, tons, and casks, spanning Liverpool Savannah Halifax Antwerp Yarmouth Mobile Havana Port Caledonia and more. The wide spectrum reflects bustling trade and shipping activity across 19th century Atlantic commerce.
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Eng
Aleppo
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Clark, Sawyer & Co
Elliott, Sons & Co
Loughton & Dutton
Ware Stone & Downer
Wadsworth Bros & Howland
C Chase & Co
H& GW Lord
Hull, Clarke & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Richard Briggs
Pray, Sons & Co
Dodo Torrey, Bright & Gapen
John Miller & Co
Barclay
John ‘Teennell
FO Dame & Co
Whittington & Co
Stone & Downer
Belcher
Curtis
Cumner, Jones & Co
Wheelock & Co
Wright Manus Co
Jackson
Jones & Co
Hollander & Co
Bowler
Noel Estroup
Small Bros
Rogers & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Savannah
Gate City
Simonds Mani Co
American Express Co
Park & Co
E Morrison & Co
Thayer & Co
J Brown & Co
Leonard & Clark
Jewell & Co
Bernd Bros
Rosin
L Jones & Co
Lewis
Newell
Bird
Prince & Co
Smith & Co
Miller
Sewell & Co
Edlis
G Roberts & Co
H Blaichard
Edwards & Brackett
Henderson
M Weld
Chas Starrow & Co
Dickson
Geo Dexter
Cotton Laconia Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Appleton Co
Halifax
Carroll
Arthur
Brigham & Co
Bates
Bradley
Bowles
Blackie
Delong & Seaman
Drake
Darling & Holme
Dame, Stoddar
Antwerp
Pieter de Coninck
Jacob Wirth
Phil Riam
Farina Stemmann & Ludwig
Bennett & Fassbender
Farasyn
Geneva Weeks & Potter
L. Smith & Sons
Nowell
Geneva
Dame & Co
White & Co
Wight Bros
Englehardt & Co
Sherburne
Moers & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Dudley & Co
Griffin & Co
Hilton Bros
Butler
Holmes
Griffin
Ll Clements
G Hall & Co
Mobile
Abbie C Stubbs
T Stearns
Havana
City of Washington
New York
Samuel
Boston
Port Caledonia
Darrow, Mann & Co
Hayti Wharf Goods Listing and Schooner Clearances May 14 59
Inventory list from Hayti Brig Ida Coe includes drums codfish alewives mackerel pork flour soap kerosene butter lard cheese chairs tents tar matches axes lager boards corn goblets hams and more. At Point a Pitre ship St Croix cleared May 14 carrying ice beets grouse butter and cheese. Sackville schooner Mary C cleared May 14 with meal and flour.
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Ida Coe
Point A Pitre
Guad
St Croix
Sackville
N B
Mary C
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston for the Week Ends May 11
The report lists export values across categories such as naval stores, breadstuffs, provisions, meats, cotton goods, drugs, sugar, tobacco, and manufactured goods. It totals 1,326,976 dollars, with country and region totals including England, Nova Scotia, Scotland, Newfoundland and Labrador, British West Indies, Australasia, and Madeira.
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Itodacco
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India
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Newfowntland and
Labrado
British West Indies
Australasia
Awores
Madeira
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads and Sea
List of consignments received by multiple railroads and sea routes detailing bales of wool cotton flour cornmeal corn oats malt beans apples butter eggs hay lumber leather hides pelts and other staples. Entries cover Jowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction By Sea Peabody and Salem New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence with quantities for May 14 across carriers and regions.
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Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Reports and Trade News
Cotton markets across Cincinnati Augusta Savannah and other ports show firm or steady mid prices with varied receipts and shipments. The New York and Chicago markets reveal mixed futures and cash notes with flour and grain activity ongoing and prices moving within narrow ranges.
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Howard Hathaway nuptials in Boston and Newburyport notices
At Boston on May 13 Rev J W Hamilton joined John B Howard of Franklin NH and Arlette Hathaway of Boston. At Newburyport on May 9 Rev JT Buckley married Harry F Whiton to Bessie B Cheney both of NH and MA. At Dover May 10 Rev E Read wed J Herbert Wight of Natick to Lelia M Wotton of Dover.
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John B Howard
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Arlette Hathaway
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JT Buckley
Harry F Whiton
Bessie B Cheney
Brackett and Brown Death Notices in Boston Area Obits
Death notices from Boston area papers dated May reveal Brackett child Wallace six months, Elizabeth Brown widow of John F Brown Concord NH, Sarah Brown 89 in Charlestown, Sarah J Bryant 26, George W Center 51, Dummer Erskine 48, Frederick Fernald 34, Carrie L Hall 22, Abel Howard 10 months 6 days, Sarah Converse Porter wife of Asan Porter.
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Hall
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Asan Porter
Mortgage transfers citywide bound for Boston real estate
A compendium of 1883 mortgage and quitclaim dealings across Boston and suburbs lists Newton Street Ellen Manning to Sarah Rich for 8600, Marlboro Street Kate Winship to James Billings for 18000, and many more including warded properties in Roxbury West Roxbury Chelsea Revere and Dorchester. Records show building land transfers with mortgage backs and quitclaims dated May 1883 through May 1885, involving numerous individuals and institutions.
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Sarah A. Rich
Marlboro Street
Kate A. Winship
James B. Billings
West Chester Park
Nathan Matthews, Jr
David H. McKay
Amilton Street
Eliza F. Curtis
Ian Kimball
Bulfinch Place
George H. Jordan
David Burns
Elizabeth L. Bennett
S. Lloyd
Jurus Sargeant
George H. Lloyd
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Francena M. Fisk
Orlo J. Fisk
Bushrod Morse
Camden Street
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Eleanor Street
Mary B. Pratt
W. L. Davis
Eden Street
Charlotte D. Benson
Patrick B. Kiernan
Chelsea Savings Bank
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Walter D. Eaton
David P. Asley
Wyman Street
Chestnut Avenue
John L. Dakin
Elbridge G. Hicks
Dudley Street
Freeman Place
Joseph P. Emond
William F. Collins
Frederick W. Mozart
Franklin Savings Bank
Berlin Street
Mary E. McFarland
William H. Orcutt
West Roxbury
Mercer Street
William W. Blaney
Gilbert Wade
Chelsea
Central Avenue
Henry Smith Et Ax
Ferdinand Bobrosky
Court Record First Session Before Judge Aldrich and Knowlton
Court records list numerous cases across two sessions presided by Judges Aldrich and Knowlton. Plaintiffs include Moran Boston Carruth Merren Rowan Koles Haines McDonough Cash plus many others against railroads and corporations.
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Metheas Fleck vs Union Railway damages for slip on icy car platform
Plaintiff, in Cambridge, alleges injury after standing near the car door and stepping onto an icy platform. He slipped caused by ice and snow on the platform, fell, seeking damages from Union Railway. Defenses include general denial. case listed among other docket items with May dates.
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Dover Street
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G. A. Perkins
C. J. McIntire
W.H. Martin
J. W. Hammond
Will contest over Cairn Robbins estate in Lexington
No 112 Samuel E Sewell executor of Cairn Robbins will sues Eli W Robbins and others the nieces are legatees nephews contestants alleging lack of sound mind and undue influence On trial Samuel Hoar for the executor and N L Graffam for appellants Court business set after jury list with uncontested libels then contested libels and law cases for court and equity hearings.
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Cairn Robbins
Lexington
Eli W. Robbins
Samuel Hoar
N. L. Graffam
Probate and municipal court notes in May session
Judge McKim admitted wills for Andrew Marshall et al in probate court. Admin letters issued for multiple estates. May 14 municipal court fines include Mayors and Monahan fined for drunkenness. Nightwalkers, liquor offenses, larceny cases and others heard with continuances and holds in various courts.
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Mary B. Dyer
Christianna Weller
Helen H. Morrill
Elizabeth Campbell
Patrick Hawley
Elizabeth P.shattuck
Benjamin F. Burgees
Abigail Mary Hall
Sophia B. Alien
Joseph W. Page
Hannah Gage Hutchins
Mary J. Legg
Charlotte M. Knowlton
Lydia Woods
Mary Y. Karl
Phoebe Winn
Louise Bickford
Josiah C. Merriam
Forsaith
Daniel Monahan
Maria McFeeley
Catharine Fenton
House of Industry
Oscar Doane
Delia de Long
John Sweeney
Michael Leahy
John Downey
Catharine Roach
John Moran
Martin
Te Highlands Court
Timothy Nyhor
William Doyle
Mary Carroll
East
Boston
Stephen Myrick
Railroad land sale and company notices from 1883
On Saturday John B. Alley of Boston bought the Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay railroad roadbed from Lake Ontario to Elmira for 35000 dollars. The Mexican bondholders committee says terms signed should be accepted. Nantasket Beach directors petition dismissal granted as the board resigned. David Loring denies Alley sale rumors and says Hast ern Junction Broad Sound Pier and Point Shirley Railroad never owed Alley. Shore Line railroad work starts in Brewer Missouri with Bangor and Piscataquis to begin. earthwork to finish November masonry in April next. rails may run this fall and line ready for Moosehead travel in summer 1884.
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London Times
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Piscataquis
Moosehead
National prophetic holiness convention near Lake Walden
A nine day national prophetic and holiness convention will be held at Lake Walden on the Fitchburg railroad starting June 9. Speakers include Dr Charles Cullis A J Gordon E A Stockman J N Short L B Bates William McDonald J Couch George R Kramer S G Mathewson J Hemenway H Platt H H Tucker Henry Lummis and A B Earle Col George R Clark of Chicago will preside.
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Boston
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George R. Kramer
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Athol
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State Strest
Istrian
Hoosac Tunnel Dock
Lawley & Sons
City Point
J. H. McGrady
Attic Avenue
City
Geo
C T. Walker
Pavilion Stock Farm
Orford
N. H
S. S. Houghton
Kidder, Prabody & GO
Boston, Mass
Messrs
Baring Brothers & CO
London
Europe
U. S
John Jeffries & Sons
Crant & Ward
R. R
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
U. S. Grant, J. Ferdinand Ward
U. S. Grant
James D. Fish
PD. Henderson
AB Hee
Globe City
Arizona
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
Globe Or
Silver King
Wnoney
Brice S. Evans & Son Equitable Buil
Corporation Notices
Post Publishing Company
WM. B. Smart
Boston and Maine Railroad
A. Blanchard
James
Amoery
Emer Nashua Manufacturinglv
Rederic Amory
Treasur