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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1883

Page

3

Money Matters in Boston Money Market May 25

Boston reports opening money market quietly with moderate inquiry and steady rates. Ruling rates for business paper 4 to 5 percent, corporation notes 4 percent. Bank balances around 2% to 2.5 percent, New York funds at par with premiums on $1,000. Clearinghouse exchanges total $11,035,018 with balances $1,112,699 and $318,997 in unclarified items.

Boston New York Jclearing House

Financial market summary for New York trading day

New York on May 28 reports money on call very easy at 2 1/3 percent, prime mercantile paper 5 1/2 percent, strong exchange with rates up modestly. Stocks closed weak with dull, irregular movements. railroad and mining issues varied. Transactions totaled about 176,000 shares with notable activity in Central Pacific, Kansas & Texas, Lake Shore, Louisville & Nashville, and St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba among others.

New York Prime Mercantile Sutro Sonora Consolidated California Consolidated Virginia Atlantic and Pacific Jersey Central Kansas Texas New Orleans Pacific West Shore Buffalo Erie Evansville Terre Haute Stock Exchange Central Pacific St. Paul Chicago Burlington and Quincy The Pic Hi’st. Lo’st Canaan Southern Louisvile& Nash Northwestern New Jersey Northern Pacific Ohio & Missisippi Ontario & West Ohio Centra Union Pacific Bio Wa St.l.& Pa Western Union Oregon Trans.Co Rocn. & Pitts St P.min.& M Bur & Q

Merchants Exchange boom boosts grain trade and prices

Today the Merchants Exchange saw unprecedented activity with 62 carloads of corn and oats sold, an advance from Saturday. Grain handlings included mixed and white winter wheat among others, and receipts totaled thousands of bushels with notable exports. The Maritime Association moved into new quarters in New York, cheese and butter prices drifted, and Chicago corn and wheat futures fluctuated with weekly receipts and shipments recorded.

Merchants’ Exchange Boston Maritime Association New York Produce Exchange Messrs Himeken Western New York Chicago Stgo Sse Ozlaec Maynard London New South Wales Queensland Sydney Port Phillip Adelaide

Breadstufers Flour Trade Steady With Varied Prices

Flour market shows dull trade and steady prices. Spring Western flour ranges from 3.50 to 5.75 per barrel with various grades and regional flat rates. Rye flour at 3.75 to 4 per barrel. Meal demand moderate with sales around 3.10.

Minnesota St. Louis Indiana Oho Michigan New York Mlinois Ohio

Tropical and Foreign Fruits and Commodities Market Notes

Trade remains strong for Valencia oranges and other tropical fruits with prices listed per case and per box. Sugar markets show steady quotations across refining grades, molasses holds steady, and cotton futures mirror mixed spot movements with New York and Liverpool pricing summaries and port receipts totals.

Valencia Palermo Messina Florida Malaga Manila

Historic Commodity Ledger of 19th Century Shipments

A dense inventory lists shipments by Colony, Albany, Providence railroads and various goods. Items include flour, oats, corn, beef, bacon, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, sugar, leather, hides, wool, lumber, bales, and bbls with numerous quantities and packaging forms. Names of railroads and multiple cargoes anchor the period trade activity.

Foreign Exports Loaded From British Ports

A historic shipping list reports cargoes cleared from Liverpool Glasgow Weymouth Yarmouth and Port Granville. Items include hides tallow beef wheat flour lard bacon oats leather tobacco machinery and oars with precise quantities for each vessel and port.

Liverpool Eng Norseman Glasgow Scot Weymouth Ashton Yarmouth New Brunswick Port Granville Aurora

Value of Experts from the Port of Boston Weekly May 25

A Port of Boston weekly value list for the week ending May 25 shows a large array of commodities and their values across many categories. It includes items such as wheat flour bread candles carriages cotton drugs and chemicals fruits furs hides leather marble piano fortes naval stores resin turpentine lubricants paints provisions vegetables preserved meats sewing machines other machinery wood lumber furniture wearing apparel tin and manf and more. Country value breakdowns list England France Scotland Newfoundland and Labrador British West Indies and other regions totaling 1 278 532 dollars with Asia and Turkey also represented.

Ces Todacco Falcow Pennestes England Bezooe Erica Wool Martinique PGE SUZAT Subat Adimais Eeeetees Jiatawatgs Csceeer Ss Meumes Icisins Cdaeciem Ak Gee Bahamas Barbados Mexico Byamgy Son Dessseres Dembrara Cece Neers Ts Mis. Papel Italy PRS Csc Deena Belgium Dominion OF Canada Aeisises Fone Ag Scotland Iren Sccrenes Azores Cuba Pave Slvsens Ees Prulit Cscvensesceede Cscvececenres Oeal Ry Oods Seeecate Ss Porto Rico Surat Ines Enseneee A . T Renan Eres

Massive Empire Imports Ledger Shows Broad Atlantic Trade

Boston to Halifax and beyond list of thousands of items and quantities loaded on multiple ships and firms including Baring Bros co, J B Moors & co, Stone & Downer, W Ht Mc Daniels, and Merchants Despatch Transportation co. Items span tin, machinery, textiles, boots, leather, wine, pig iron, and crates of eggs, potatoes, and fish with dozens of named consignors and receivers across Boston, Liverpool, Halifax, Yarmouth, and Port Caledonata.

Liverpool Eng Samaria Kidder, Peabody & Co Stone & Downcer Bray & Hayes Baring Bros & Co Moors & Co Jackson & Co Washburn & Moon Manus Co Nicholson, Frost & Co Boston Munroe & Co Simons, Hatch & Co Wradford & Anthony Cushing & Bliss Dame, Stoddard & Kendall Jas Hil Howe & Goodwin Stowell & Co Whitney Bros Do Jones, McDuffee & Stratten Lovell & Sons Ellis, Kimball & Co Hiram Simmons Herrick Brewer & Co Oliver Ditson & Co White & Co Snow—s Pierce & Robertson Cottons Sadsworth Bros & Howland Dodo Revere Rubber Co Jordan, Marsh Hogg, Brown & Taylor Bradford, Thomas & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co RA White & Co A Little & Co W. Fuller Atkins & Co Sheninger, Moses & Co Barger & Co Goodwin & Co Merchants Despatch Transportation Co French & Co Hart & Young Wheelock & Co Tuttle . Co Savannah Gate City Silas Potter Heed & Closson Dyer, Taylor & Co Regine Dexter & Co Bernd Bros Sampes Massachusetts Cutten Mills George Dexter P Moise & Co Walworth K McKay Jd Bishop & Co Walworth Mans Co Storrow & Co SM Weld & W Allen, Field & Lawrence Priest Wid Hallowell & Coburn Bancroft & Dyer Ames Whitney, Pousland & Co White Bros & Sun AS & J Brown George McQuesten & Co Turpentine Leonard & Clark FE Marsh & Co Boots and Shoes McLain Myers & Bros Prince & Co Richardson & Donnie Halifax Carroll Arthur & Co Geiler Gnilin & Co Hammond Yes Hodsden & Co Watchinson & Co Holbrook & Co Haskins Bros Johnson & Co Haskins & Montague LS Kimball & Co Amos Keyes & Co Mead Pryon & Co Rockwell Bros Herd Jones & Co Rockwell Geof Richardson Russell & Co Oliver Smith Sulien Clements Cutler Dudley & Co Griffin Delong & Seaman Ellis & Co Garland & Co Hilton Bros G Hall & Co Taylor & Mayo Halibut Whitney, Pousland & Co Port Caledonata McDonald Darrow Mann & Co Surinam Bng Adaie 'Todd

Receipts of Staple Products May 28 Summary

A long list of freight receipts from multiple rail lines and sea routes detailing quantities of flour, cornmeal, tallow, bushels, oats, ham, sugar, butter, cheese, apples, beans, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and other commodities. Entries include Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, and regional expresses with tens to thousands of units across bales, bbls, cases, boxes, sacks, rolls, and bags.

Lowell Railroad Io Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Bates Peabody and Salem Expresses New York and New England Railroad

Cotton Markets Update Across U S Cities May 28

Cotton market reports show steady to quiet tones across Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans St Louis Wilmington Baltimore Norfolk Augusta Philadelphia Savannah and New York. Prices ranged middling 10 to 10 1 16 cents with varying receipts and exports noted including grain and flour markets in New York and Chicago, while pork and other commodities move separately.

Cincinnati C. & Ees Louisville New Orleans Britain Rene Cucenasea Ccccees

London Markets and Shipping News May 28

Floating car of wheat quiet but steady. cargoes on passage of wheat and corn inactive. Wheat quiet at Mark Lane. corn steady. Mixed American corn May–June 28s 3d. Liverpool wheat quiet but steady. corn slow. Farmers' wheat deliveries 65k–70k quarters. Weather fair. Cotton in Liverpool moderate inquiry. Uplands 51 3 16d, Orleans 515 16d. Futures dull. various May–Dec spreads listed. Coffee market: Rio de Janeiro May 26 good firsts 41 42 50 rets/10 kg. weekly shipments to U.S. 26k bags. U.S. sales 44k bags. The good effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilla noted.

Canada West Cienfuegos Barbadoes Porto Rico Boston New York Liverpool Uplands Orleans New Orleans Ohio St Louis Canada OCO Canara Lo White White State Chicago Manila Tierce City India Lord Tierces City Continent South America Scc Ork ST. Louis Corm Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Commercial Bulletin Detroit London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane England Rio DE Janeiro United States

Atlantic and Pacific Railroads Suit Over Bonds Trust

In a case before Judges Lowell and Nelson the Pacific Railroad of Missouri sues the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, claiming misappropriation of bonds held as trustee for its property. The bill seeks trustee relief, disposition of bonds, accounting, and damages plus rent and losses from other defaults. The plaintiff alleges the lease of its line from St Louis to Kansas City was mishandled, with bond proceeds diverted for defendants’ use leading to foreclosure and loss of property. Multiple demurrers by the defendant are noted, with extensive boilerplate disputes over parties, joiner, delays, and diligence. Proceedings proceed in East Boston and surrounding docketed matters include numerous mortgages, transfers, and sales.

Lowell and Nelson Pacific Railroad (of Missouri) Company The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company Supreme Court of St. Louis Kansas City William P George P. Montague H.C. Hutchins J. P. Young Charles G. Ballard Ienry Bond Jonathan Cottle Cottle Boston Faneuil Hall Bank Joseph B. Mayo L. S. and F. Dabney M. Fr. Dickinson, Jr

U S Commissioner Court May 28 Seizes Ship Mates on Assault Charge

Before Commissioner Hallett Augustus Patterson first mate and James L Smith second mate of the ship Dauntless were held in 100 for the June term of the district court on a charge of assault on the high seas.

U. S

Superior Covert-Fist Sessions May 28 Verdicts and Trials

In Boston courts, Judge Aldrich presides first session with two cases. Rebecca Bucknam sues Allen Bartley for injuries from a steamer shooting incident. verdict for the defendant. James J. McDonough sues Boston and Albany and Old Colony railroads for injuries including loss of a arm. defenses filed. Second session with Judge Knowlton considers Ballard v Bond over mortgages tied to a woollen mill, where damages seek recovery for breach of agreement and money paid. Numerous case listings follow.

Rebecca Bucknam Allen Bartley Gloucester Boston A. Cottrell E. C. Gilman James J. McDonough Boston and Albany and Old Colony Railroad Companies Boston and Albany Lehigh Street Old Colony Company E. B. Callendar J. F. Shea A. L. Soule Albany J. H. Benton, Jr Old Colony Railroad Company

Superson Court Session Opens With Mixed Outcomes

In the May session before Judge Bacon, Michael ONeill received a five year state prison sentence for manslaughter. William C. Nugent faced discharge on assault charges. The liquor-law case against Thomas F Casey was not pressed. Fred Linscott was held on $2000 bond for embezzlement. John J Higgins and Dennis Murphy remained on trial for robbery.

Michael O'Neil William C. Nugent Thomas F. Casey Fred Linscott John J. Higgins Dennis Murphy

Suffolk County Probate Court May 2 Probate Admits Wills

Before Judge McIntyre, the Suffolk County Probate Court admitted the wills of Elizabeth K. Bayley Johanna Scollard David H. Williams Mary Gendell James F. Stoddard Jeremiah Murphy Catherine Forsaith Henry A. Upham James F. Daley Charles B. Hall Carl Frederick Weirgin Nellie H. Littlefield Ada Thompson George A. White. Letters of administration were issued for Maria Wheelock Katie Saunders John Lynch Janet Patterson Sarah Jane Barteaux Jonas Hill Jacob J. Bailey Michael Doherty Hannah W. McGlauchlin Dennis Lynch Lucinda Hartley Catherine E. Cleary Hiram Plummer Daniel G. Hartwell Lucinda M. Ray Margaret Broderick Horatio D. James.

Elizabeth K. Bayley Johanna Scollard David H. Williams Mary Gendell James F. Stoddard Jeremiah Murphy Catherine Forsaith Henry A. Upham James F. Daley Charles B. Hall Carl Frederick Weirgin Nellie H. Littlefield Ada Thompson George A. White Maria Wheelock Katie Saunders John Lynch Janet Patterson Sarah Jane Barteaux Jonas Hill Jacob J. Bailey Michael Doherty Hannah W. McGlauchlin Dennis Lynch Lucinda Hartley Catherine E. Cleary Hiram Plummer Daniel G. Hartwell Lucinda M. Ray Margaret Broderick Horatio D. James

Municipal Courts May 25 Fines and Trials Listed

Judge Forsaith presided as offenses ranged from assault and larceny to keeping a disorderly house. Several defendants were fined amounts from 10 to 20 dollars with costs, while others were held for trial in June or bound over for the superior criminal court. A neglected child was committed to a home for six years.

Forsaith Cornelius Driscoll William Leonard James W. Hanson George Towle John Edwards David Burke Annie Kelley Charles Smith Florence Burnham Henry McIntosh Nellie Clayton Annie Ryan Jennie Legro Belle Marsh Dora Allen Alice Howard Etta Smith Lottie May Kittie Costello Frank Reynolds Alias Chandler William A. Able Boston Stephen D. Snow Albert White John A. Green South Boston Cornelius McMahon Superior Criminal Court Roxbury Margaret Watson Marcella Street

Real Estate Transfers in Boston and West Roxbury

A compiled list of real estate deeds and mortgages across Boston neighborhoods including Appleton Street Oswego Street Brookline Street Sharon Street Brighton Street Minot Street West Roxbury Walk Hill Street Boylston Avenue Brown Avenue Green Street Augustus Avenue and Seaverns. Transactions show buyers, sellers, amounts and dates from 1833 to 1885 with details on buildings and land and mortgage backings.

Appleton Street Calvin Swallow Mary A. Glenway Oswego Street Ann Hammil Mary Kelley Brookline Street Newburyport Institution For Daniel Hagerty Sharon Street Harrison Avenue Martha E. Murdock Hayman Obst Brighton Street Benjamin Shurtlesf Ephriam Lissner William H. Thorndike Minot Street Clarissa Barnes Patrick F. McLaughlin Walk Hill Street Jamaica Plain Francis V. Balch Guardian Eunice A. Balch Boylston Avenue William Goldsmith Abraham Bell Brown Avenue Roslintale John E. Blakemore Theodore Schmitt Ludwig Knanber Blakemore John H. Apel Same Avenue Ferdinand Schmitt Hancock Street Green Street Francis D. Blake City of Boston Augustus Avenue Roslindale Granville Seaverns William G. Becker Charles J. Paige Same Crawford Street New Avenue Warren Street Walnut Avenue John D. W. Williams Eim Hill Avenue Elm Hill Avenue Roxbury Park Highland Horse Jas. T. Eldredge State Street

Railroads elect directors and plan unification bids

Plymouth and Pemigewasset houses host annual meetings of the Boston Concord and Montreal and related lines. Directors from Boston Manchester Plymouth and Franklin are elected, with Vose chosen president and talks of uniting with other lines and opposing a new general railroad law. A separate Buffalo dispute involves the Lackawanna and Rochester and Pittsburg railroads with track re-laying and clashes, resulting in $25,600 damage and arrests.

Plymouth N. H Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Pemigewasset House Vose J. Thomas Vose Boston Peter Butler Samuel N. Bell Manchester Joseph A. Dodge John P.spalding Warren F. Daniell Franklin Nathan H. Weeks Bb. J. Cole Lake Village J.K. Vose N. Bell New Hampshire Commonwealths New Pemigewasset Valley Railroad Daniel Saunders Lawrence Nathan Hi. Weeks J. P. Pitman Laconia J. A. Dodge J. Wentworth Concord S. N. Bell Plymoth J. A. French Movultonboro B. H. Corning Lancaster Buffalo Lackawanna Railroad Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Stumphrey Farm Rochester and Pittsburg Lackawanna McAuliffe James Martin Toahester Thomas

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