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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1883

Page

3

Foreign Exchange Easier And Western Stocks Strong

The Boston Evening May 24 money page shows light clears, quiet money market, and bank loan rates at 8 percent. New York funds discounted 12 to 17 cents. outside loans 4 to 5 percent on demand. Foreign exchange lower due to weaker demand. actual rates note various sterling, franc and other bills. Stocks closed dull and steady with minor gains in select rail and mining issues. extensive figures for bonds and commodities follow.

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Trade and Its Outlove at Boston Corn Exchange

Daily Boston corn exchange report shows high mixed corn at 75 to 76 cents with no sales today, 111 cars traded including No2 mixed sail, No3 do and white grades. Receipts list corn, wheat, oats, shorts, cornmeal, peas, flour and sacks. acreage data compares 1872 to 1881 for major crops. Liverpool cheese and New York mercantile prices noted. Chicago wheat and other grain futures given. Union stock yards data. weekly grain visible supplies and Chicago receipts. London wool sales detailed by region with bread and lamb values.

Boston Corn Exchange Corn Exchange Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Wester Chicago London South Wales Queensland Sydney Port Phillip Capa Natal

Market Reports on Flour and Grain Elements

The dull western wheat market shows no clear improvement while flour prices vary. Prices for spring and common flour range from 3 50 to 9 25 per barrel with various patents and roller flour listed. oats, corn, beans, peas, potatoes, dried fruits, and butter cheese eggs trade with mixed firmness and general steadiness across multiple U S markets including Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, and New York.

Minnesota Minois St. Louis Indiana Ohie Michigan New York Hinov Ohio Vermont Nova Scotia Northem Choice Canada Aroostooks Davis’s Florida North Carolina Norfolk Bermuda Baldwins Spys Chicago Milwaukee Toledo

Imports at Boston Harbor Cargo List from 19th Century Records

A detailed import ledger lists vessels and goods across multiple ports including Hull and Boston. Entries name ships such as Marengo and Jordan L Mott with cargos of salt, jute, paper, nails, flour, coffee, mules, and bananas, plus numerous consignors like Baring Bros & co and Horace Partridge & co, alongside anchors to measurements in casks and bales.

Hull Eng Marengo Tooth & Co Gorham, Rogers & Co JB Moors & Co Washburn & Moon Manus Co Baring Bros & Co Iron Chase Dame Stoddard & Kendall Geo Preston Horace Partridge & Co Gay & Wolf Jones, McDuffee & Stratten Wolings & Co Ives, Bellamy & Co Barlow Tees Moors & Co Nail Tools H & L. Chase Hessians Baracoa Jordan L Mott Seaverns & Co Permuda Excelsir W & C R Noyes Matanzas Mary Vink

Foreign Exports at Atlantic Ports Reported

Listings of schooners and brigades clearing on May 24 across Bridgewater, Kingsport, Sydney, Windsor, St Johns and Halifax. Cargoes include flour, meal, oil, oats, cornmeal, furniture, hardware, and general goods aboard Cyrene Edith R J J Crossly Blanche Lord Dufferin John M Inglis with quantities and items detailed.

Bridgewater Cyrene Kingsport N S Edith R Sydney J J Crossly Windsor Blanche ST Jouns Lord Dufferin Nalifax John M Inglis

Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads Ledger

A dated ledger lists supplies and shipments across multiple railroads and sea routes. Entries include Lowell Railroad with flour, corn, peas, tallow, hams, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, hay, leather, hides, calf skins, pelts. Maine Railroad with wool, corn, eggs, beans, hay, leather, calf skins. Fitchburg Railroad with cotton, wool, cornmeal, corn, oats, malt, cotton seed meal, tallow, hogs, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides, pelts. Eastern, Grand Junction, SoU, Peabody and Salem, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence railroads with various goods. Also numerous shipments of flour, cornmeal, corn, oats, molasses, sugar, tea, butter, eggs, beef, leather, hides, pelts, and bacon.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Y Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Boston and Albany Railroad Bates Providence Railroad

Financial Markets and Bank Reports May 24

London stock prices show mixed results with U S bonds and several rail names quoted. Bank of England bullion up £273,000 and reserve ratio rising to 35 14 percent, while Bank of France reports gold increase of 2 8 million francs and silver rise of 1 775 million francs.

London U. S Atlantic Great Western Ene New York Central Ilinois Central Peppsylvania Central Ontario and Western St. Paul Common Reading Bank of England Paris Bank of France

Market report from Liverpool May 24 details wheat corn and cotton

Floating cargoes of wheat and corn steady with quiet demand. Prices for flour and grain varied. cotton futures listed with dull activity and specific bid ranges for May through November deliveries. Receipts noted at 10,600 bales with 1,000 for export and speculation.

Palermo Manila Barbadoes Orto Hico Boston New York Liverpool Uplands Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston Mobile Norfolk United Kingdom California London

Real estate transfers and mortgages in Suffolk County

Suffolk County transfers list multiple property dealings with dates in 1883 to 1885, including buys on Winslow, Minot, Garden, Brookline, Beacon near Dartmouth, Montgomery, London, Bennington, Sumner, Moseley, and Court off Boston streets. Highlights include Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co to John I Lee for 25000, and Union Institution for Savings to Michael J Collins for 2325. Mortgages back and mortgage transfers accompany many entries, plus auction sales and attachments against real estate noted as of May 23. Names include Dorr, Lynch, Prescott, Herzberg, Flagg, Hagerty, Hapgood, Farwell, Drew, McDermott, Collins, Dorr, Gardiner, Parks, Humphrey, Mills, Hichborn, Sarl, Angell, Hastings, Wilson, Phillips, McDonald, and others.

Winslow Street James Dorr Edward Lynch Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Minot Street John J. Prescott Morris Herzberg Garden Street Jobin Logan Brookline Street William Hagerty Daniel Hagerty Beacon Street Dartmouth Street Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company John I. Lee Montgomery Street Theodore I. Hapgood Sarah F. Hapgood George H. Remele Boston London Street Luther Farwell Samuel Hosses Bennington Byrons Hannah H. Drew Ira L. Moore Sumner Street Benjamin Shurtlett Catherine A. J. McDermott Porchester Moseley Place Carleton Streets Union Institution Michael J. Collins Boston Street William Wise John A. Lyons Lamartine Michael Doyle Elizabeth W Sargent Smith Street Michael W. Costello Joseph Dorr William P. Gardiner William Morton I Henry Ross Buell W. Smith Charles W. Farnham David Brown David L. Webster Chetham Parks Hiram B. Flagg John Logan Pasford E. Humphrey Frank O’meley Registry of Deeds Office Henry C. Angell Justus P. Uastings Joseph F. Wilson Franklin K. Phillips Joseph McDonald Lucy A. White Joseph W. Tuttle William J. Partridge Suffolk Salem Street Said Eliza Wells Daniel Tuttle John Wells Ular Letras Joseph W Tuttle Pemberton Square Jerome MacDonald Washington Street Commonwealth of Massachusetts Winslow Fisk of Court Square B. Dearborn John Galvin Jas. Wilkinson Clapp Myss

Railway and finance news from May reports and leases

Earnings in St Paul rise to 428000 for the third week of May, while Lehigh Navigation ends opposition to Jersey Central lease by Reading. Rochester and Pittsburg plan June passenger service and early June freight on Buffalo branch. Boston Concord Montreal year end earnings show gross 920159 and net 202544. Portland interest sale eyed in Portland Hogdensburg rail line. New NY and New England order several cars. DL&W loses Rome Watertown Ogdensburg control. stockholders elect Nashua Rochester and Suncook Valley directors. bridge over St Marys River at Sault Ste Marie looks set with Canadian and Michigan charters, cost about 850000. Indianapolis Decatur Springfield debt relief debated. lease of St John Maine railway by NB railway to add 91 miles to 423 total. Connecticut railroad commissioners praise NY and New England punctuality and reliability of trains and mail delivery.

New York Atlantic and Pacific Colorado River Boston England Atchison 44S The Plains Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Mr. Dowd Chicago Burlington and Quincy Hannibal and St. Joseph Union Pacific Sidney Dillon Fred L. Ames Omaha Utah Central Road Utah Central Union Pacific Company Ogden Salt Lake Frisco Denver & Rio Grande Nebraska Colorado Utah Wyoming Klint Pere Marquette Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Cedar Rapids Missouri River New England Fitchburg Maine New Hampshire Providence Boston and Albany Maine Central Bell Telephone Northern Bay State Rel Calumet and Heela San Pedro St. Paul Harris Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Jersey Central Reading Rochester Pittsburg Buffalo Concord Montreal Portland and Hogdensburg Portland Pullman New York and New England Railroad Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rome, Watertown Ogdenseburg Road Sloan Nashua and Rochester Railroad Nashua N. H Francis 11. Kinnicutt Worcester J.C. Eastman Hampstead Francis H. Dewey E. B. Stoddard Charles S. Turner A. H. Dunlap A. M. Norton Joseph C. Burley Epping Edwin Wallace A. J. Pillsbury Northwood Aaron F. Stevens Suncook Valley Railroad Manchester Samuel N. Bell Frederick Smyth Martin W. B. Edgerly Natt Head Hooksett Reuben L. French Pittsfield Charles H. Carpenter Chichester Lemuel B. Toole Epsom Bradybury P. Cilley Indianapolis Decatur Springfield St. John and Maine Railway New Brunswick Railway Company St. John and Maine Railway Company London New Brunswick Company Connecticut Railroad Commissioners H. E. Alvord Houghton Farm Orange County N. Y Ensilage Massachusetts Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Georgia Atlanta Constitution Florida Great Northwest York County

Tewksbury almshouse inquiry reveals 20 day average for foundlings

Testimony shows foundlings sent from Chardon Street to Tewksbury lived about 20 days on average after arrival. Dr Putney described sick, filthy infants with sour milk. matron Crockett said many are kept for adoption while diseased are sent to Tewksbury. Attendant Smith testified on bathing, food, beds, and ward management with limited staff.

Tewksbury Almshouse George E. Patney Tewksbury Brown Gov. Butler Chardon Street Putney Adeline I. Crockett Acording Henry A. Smith Smaler Hospital Parks State House

Boston Exhibition Draws Japan and World Interest

The Japan Weekly Mail reports Boston plans for an international industrial exhibition next September. Commissioners will liaise with governments and exhibitors, with Japan poised to supply wares to museums or individuals. The Massachusetts Mechanics' Association hosts prime space, and Boston’s hospitality and historic cityscape are praised as ideal for global visitors.

Japan Weekly Mail Yokohama Boston Japan Republic Et Rapa Exposition Massachusetts Mechanics’ Association Yankee America Falr Oliver Wendell Holmes

A Summer Cottage Furnished On A Budget

A guide to furnishing a summer cottage with homemade, low cost items. It describes repurposing packing boxes into furniture, chintz cushions, soap-box hassocks, a clothes horse screen, cheesecloth draperies, and Japanese paper accents to create a cheerful eight-room cottage for about fifty dollars, prioritizing transportable pieces and simple DIY decor.

Madras Piazza Pane

Graduation Exercises Note Class Officers And Speech

The valedictory was given by Miss Anna M. Dorr and degrees were conferred. Exercises included addresses and music. A class supper followed in the lower hall with officers H F Shaw president Anna M Dorr vice president James D Lawson secretary treasurer and L R Qua J Cochrane and J D Kielty on the executive committee.

College of Physicians and Surgeons College Essex Street Horatio G. Parker T. Haven Dearing Edward P. Adams John Cochrane Anna M. Dorr John D. Kielty H. Knight James D. Lawson L. T. J. Lubin W.F. Mead Lester R. Qua Herbert F. Shaw H. F. Shaw

Court Record In Friction Patent Suit Over Burnishing Machine

United States Circuit Court heard May 24 before Judges Lowell and Nelson on the Hawkins patent of 1573 for burnishing heel machines. American Edge Letter eee sues J S Bartell et al, Doak & Co. accused of infringement via a union edge letter. Defendants deny infringement and patentable value. decision reserved. Clarke represents complainant and Maynadier for defendant.

Lowell and Nelson J. S. Barttell B. F. Doak & Co Hawkins Thomas W. Clarke J. E. Maynadier

Supreme Judicial Court Case Adjourned to Friday

On May 24 before Judge Holmes the Supreme Judicial Court heard contested divorce cases, case No. 771, with proceedings continued to Friday.

Supreme Judicial Court Holmes

Superior Court First Session May 24 Summary

Report of multiple court actions before Judges Aldrich Knowlton and Staples including broker commission dispute Kennedy v Kendall verdict for defendant, baggage mislabeling case against New York and New England Railroad verdict for defendant, conversion of horse case Crossman v Fiske verdict for defendant, and Buckner v Bartley over a steamer injury. Also Pilotage case Dolliver v Parks and cross actions Ballou v Hadley and related notes and docket entries for second and third sessions.

Superior Court Aldrich Thomas C. Kennedy Charles A. Kendall J.A. Maxwell D. F. Kimball W. H. Sumner New York and New England Railroad Company Chicago Boston J. L. Drake W. C. Loring Hi. EK. Bolles Albert I. Crossman John M. Fiske George W. Sawin Watertown Sawin D. F. Fitz J. G. Holt J. McKeiliger Rebecca C. Buckner Allen Bartley Gloucester Cottrell KE. C. Gilman George Anderson South Boston Railroad Company Helen M. Sewall George P. Sewall Rh. M. Morse, Jr Nathan Morse George W. Ballon Morrison Ballou & Co W. E. L. Dilloway Hadley

Trials and Sentences From Local Court Docket

The docket reports multiple outcomes. Scanlon’s assault case was filed after costs. Crowley’s vinegar adulteration case was not pressed. Belle Sleeper found guilty as a common nightwalker, six months at the house of industry. Oliver’s assault case on file with costs. Annie Wallace guilty of common nightwalker, four months in the house of industry. Mary Cherry pleaded guilty to common nightwalker and placed on probation. Eager and Daley discharged for lack of evidence in robbery. Tenney guilty of breaking and entering, sentence suspended. Webster and Sullivan not guilty of breaking and entering and larceny from Fitchburg railroad. Smith pleaded guilty to larceny, six months in the house of correction.

Andrew Scanlon John Crowley Belle Sleeper House of Industry Bridget Oliver Annie Wallace Mary Cherry John Eager John H. Daley Alex. Tenney Geuilty William Webster Timothy Sullivan Fitchburg Charles Smith

Municipal Courts May 24 Sentences and Fines Report

Judge McCafferty presided as John Redmond received six months in the house of industry on a default warrant for larceny. Ada C Neil and Henry E Neil paid fines for larceny and unlawful horse and buggy use. James Ryan, Frank A Prouty, William T Huggan, and others faced assault, cruelty to animals, and fraud charges with fines and costs. Powers faced assault, battery, and property damage appeals, Barnacle appealed after a $30 fine for assault.

McCafferty John Redmond House of Industry John Harriman East Boston James Ryan Dorchester Frank A. Prouty Cohasset Highland Court William T. Huggan House of Reformation South Boston Ada C. Neil Henry E. Neil Albert Jacobs William F. Stone John Powers John Dooley Brighton Thomas Barnacle

Homemaker Advice and Recipes from a Warm Week

The article advises housewives to avoid cleaning on cold days and to protect themselves from chills while cleaning amid warm weather. It includes a note on health, urging proper dress and head protection, plus a midweek kitchen segment with an orange charlotte recipe and a small quantity salad dressing.

Breeding Horses and Cattle Suiting Use and Market

The article argues for prioritizing general utility horses over racing stock, noting endurance decline in both Britain and the United States. It highlights mule profitability, urges breeding versatile workhorses, and discusses cattle selection by use, praising Shorthorns, Ayrshire, Jersey, and Guernsey breeds, plus the Angus. It also covers maize feeding, ensilage, and the booming watermelon trade impacting regional agriculture.

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