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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1882

Page

3

Stock Market Slumps with Few Bright Spots Across Rails

The Boston market shows broad weakness with only a few exceptions. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe fell to 854, while Chicago Burlington and Quincy rose to 1524 and Central of Iowa advanced amid rumors of favorable developments. Market notes discuss the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis line, bond activity, and mining shares with Pewabic and Franklin showing gains and a potential dividend.

Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Central of Iowa Town Falls Sioux City Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Mexican Central Union Pacific Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis the Post Toledo, Cincinnati and Tn Railroad Atlantic and Pacific Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Albuquerque Pewabic Quincy Osceola National Sullivan Catalpa Crescent Huron Franklin Boston Mining Stock Exchange Sal Hichest Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Fund Wesabeans Little Rock Fort Smiti Mass New Mexico McKay Euummmnas Spa Civdnes South PO Nah Ag Sroense Bee

Liverpool cheese and grain prices mixed in market report

Market summary lists cheese, butter, eggs and pork futures with bids and closes. It notes wheat and corn levels in Chicago and New York, plus oleomargarine sold as butter in East Boston and a implied question about penalties for mislabeling.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Eastern Creamery Western Eastern Chicago Beerbohm London Mark Lane Milwaukee New York Boston

Unchanged report on rubber prices and shoe shipments across regions

Market notes show no price gains with some manufacturers declining orders unless priced higher. Rubber for boots and shoes remains in demand with best quality quoted at 115 to 117 dollars. Weekly shipments outside New England totaled 42,737 cases versus 49,246 last week. Cumulative shipments since January 1 reach 2,168,162 cases compared with 2,086,525 last year. Major destinations include New York, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Louisville, Detroit, Memphis, Rochester, Nashville, Richmond, Atlanta, Milwaukee, San Francisco, St Paul, and others with varying counts listed.

New York Prime Mercantile Tennessee Western Union Washington New Orleans Gilfillan Philadelphia Acton Indiana, Bloomington and Western Firsts Louisville and Nashville General New York Central Pacifics Missouri Richmond and Allegheny Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago Kansas Texas General St. Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Manhattan Ohio Louisville Nashville Missouri Pacific Wabash Denver and Rio Grande Delaware Lackawanna Western Mutual Union Telegraph Company Robinson Consolidated Chryscelite Decatur Sierra Nevada The Stock Exchange New England Boston New York City Ill St Louis Cincinnnati Detroit Mich Memphis Augusta Charlotte Dallas Tex Denver Cal Evansville Easton Ft Worth Grand Rapids Kansas City Macon Petersburg Trey Wheeling Washington, DC

Cotton Market Report Across U S Ports

The week ends with mixed receipts and prices across major hubs. New Orleans and Savannah report firm demand with middling around 10 1 4 to 10 3 4 cents while mobile and Norfolk show market steadiness. New York exports to Great Britain and the Continent. Consolidated figures show total United States port stocks near 580 449 bales and exports to Great Britain at 100 908 bales for seven days.

New Orleans Baltimore Great Britain Charleston Real Britain France New York Grea Britain Galveston United States Liverpool

Trade boards move grain and provisions on margins nationwide

Members of the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Produce Exchange buy and sell grain and provisions on margins across American markets as activity surges in futures trading.

Chicago Board of Trade New York Produce Exchange Jet

Domestic Markets Overview From New York to Chicago

New York reports firm cotton and higher forward sales, with flour receipts and varied prices across grades from common to patent. Wheat and corn show mixed moves with exports and spot demand. Chicago notes lower wheat, higher corn, and steady oats, with pork and lard softer.

New York New Orleans Ohio Minnesota West Indies Europe South America Chicago Canada Rio Beale Crab Island English Island Porto Rico Patna United Philadelphia Tierce City Extra India State Western Old State Seige San eiShas Illinois Missouri Michigan ST. Lou Milwaukee Toledo Gt . Cattie Americas Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Navy

Imports at Boston and Annapolis show varied provisions

The list records shipments including potatoes from Nathaway & co and Rand & co, eggs from J R Ellis & Son, butter and fish deliveries from multiple firms such as F L Hale & co and Howe & French, plus apples, beans, and eggs. Notable names include Charles McFarland & co, Kent & Gove, Holden Bros, and De Long & Seaman.

Annapolis Nathaway & Co Charles McFarland & Co Saker & Cco Kent & Gove Holmes Holden Bros French Gay & Co English & Co Haddock

Foreign Exports Manifest From New England Ports

At Maitland and Windsor in North Carolina ships report cargoes of flour cornmeal oatmeal and meal along with iron oil and hardware items. The schooner Melinda carries 375 barrels flour 125 barrels meal 2968 bars iron 42 barrels oil 76 packages hardware 38 woodenware 8 reels oil cloth 100 bales oakum 5 packages crockeryware. The schooner Pearl loads cornmeal 175 barrels oatmeal 125 barrels flour 63 tons iron 66 bags spikes 10 barrels pork 20 barrels onions. The schooner E Walsh ships 295 barrels flour and 125 barrels meal.

Vanat Baes CS Veiss Maitland Melinda Windsor Bear River E Walsh Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Bread Providence Railroad Eastern Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Peabody

Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts at the Port

The table lists total receipts of major staples from all points of shipment for the week ending yesterday and for the same week in 1881. It notes leather and hides comparisons are incomplete or not shown.

London Paris Washington United States

Grain and market report across Milwaukee Toledo and Chicago

Wheat and corn supplies listed for Milwaukee Toledo and Chicago with prices and receipts. Hogs cattle and oats noted with ranges and cash and future quotations. Market activity described as weaker or unchanged across cities and commodities.

Global Markets Report From London And Berlin

The article notes imperial Germany Bank specie decline of 2 480 000 marks and mixed commodity activity in London and Liverpool. Wheat shipments show quiet to firm demand while corn remains strong. Liverpool flour and corn prices rise and stockpiles are listed. Cotton is steady with high turnover and futures quotes, while Havana sugar and gold markets show dull activity and premiums.

London Erie York Central Ilinois Central Reading Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool California Uplands Orleans Amerian The Manchester Guardian Havana

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Notices in Boston Area

Suffolk County transfers list shows numerous deeds and quitclaims in Boston, East Boston, Chelsea, South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Brighton, Charlestown, and surrounding districts. Entries include names like Durham Street Iv ory Bean, William H Parmenter, James E Carpenter, Lewis A Brace, Mary W Shaffer, Benj amin H Waite, Mary J Noonan, Augustus Andrews, Patrick O Loughlin, Annie M J Curry, Michael C Curry, Roswell S Barrows, John H Marshall, Lucy Marys, and more, with varied sums from 1 to 9 000 dollars and dates mainly 1882. Mortgage transfers and building permits are listed, detailing parcels, square footage, quitclaims, and estate actions across multiple streets including Newton Street, Elm Street, Bulfinch Street, and Franklin Savings Bank references.

Durham Street Ivory Bean William H. Parmenter Bulfinch Street James E. Carpenter Lewis A. Brace Bulfview Street Mary W. D. Shaffer Lewis A. Bruce Franklin Savings Bank Elm Street William H. Slack Robert T. Paine, Jr Camden Place Benjamin H. Waite Mary J. Noonan Metropolitan Avenue Augustus Andrews Thomas H. Cummings Newton Street Annie M. J. Curry Patrick O'Loughlin Michael C. Curry

Sullivan habeas corpus case seeks return of child Cornelius

In equity matters the only notable case involves Mary A. Sullivan seeking a writ of habeas corpus to recover her about six year old son Cornelius A. Sullivan from the Home for Des itute Catholic Children. The case adjourned to next week for a return disclosing his whereabouts.oe W. Searle for petitioner and Charles F. Donnelly for respondent.

Mary A. Sullivan Cornelius A. Sullivan Cornelius Oe W. Searle Charles F. Donnelly

Mon through Fri court docket items listed with various cases

On Monday November 13 a list of cases appears including Moran versus Corbett Angell versus Whittier Gray versus Baker Morse versus Dyer Newsome versus Davis Hendrick versus Providence Cole versus Applebury In for Savings Lennon versus Met R R Co Hickey versus Fenno Pratt versus Legro Howe versus Met BR R Wells versus Jones Huck versus Same Bradford versus Emerson Norton versus Notre Dame vne versus Boston v Loan Co Same versus Same The entry ends with a colon indicating continuation.

Moran Corbett Angell Whittier Gray Baker Morse Dyer Newsome Davis Hendrick Providence Cole Applebury Lennon Met. R. Co Hickey Fenno Pratt Va. Legro Howe Met BR. R Wells Jones Huck Same Bradford Emerson Norton Notre Dame

Central Court Lewd Cohabitation and Other Sentences

Daniel Grayson and Margaret Chambers were held in 800 bail each on lewd and lascivious cohabitation. John Is vagabond five months in the house of industry. Timothy Hogan common beggar six months in the house of industry. Nellie Stewart common nightwalker four months in the house of industry. Patrick Foley in South Boston court sentenced to six months in the house of industry for aiding a prisoner to escape.

Central Court Daniel Grayson Margaret Chambers Superior Court John Is House of Industry Timothy Hogan House of Eters Nellie Stewart South Boston Patrick Foley

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CO Franklin Street Gerlach Rochester Gerlach’ S Masonic Temple Union Club I. H. Smith’s Sons Milwaukee Beer Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co Wis Joseph Gahm Hotels Bow Doln Square I. N. Andrews & CO 4Th Avenue 17Th Street Union Square Clarendon 18Th Street C. H. Kerner Hotel Board Clarendon Hotel Globe Theatre Henry & Hatch Devonshire W.R. McKey & CO Summer ST Fae Pg Keystone Rubber CO. Limited Vincent & CO A. S. Richards & Co., Boots and Shoes Summer Street Shoe and Leather Exchange A. P. Taber Fall River Line John C. Wilmerding Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO White St Wolbert Towssend & Fargis Leonard Street Samuel Bunting's Market Street N. B R. F. Pancoast & CO Market St Merchant St Lincoln Street I. S. Beers Lippincott, Son & CO Albert Howe & CO Warren Avenue Tonon Albany J. P. Dunsmore Sunday Herald Francis Henshaw Middlesex Railroad Co Metropolitan R. 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