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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1883

Page

3

Fare steady closing bids from 1895 Pacific market

Closing bids listed for November 12 and 13 with percentages and codes. Entries show stock and bond style figures such as 10014 100% and 122% with cryptic abbreviations like weell3% and cou seveel2zig. Details appear as fragmented market notes from a historical Pacific exchange.

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Stock and Water Meter Listings for Rail Lines

Listing fragment shows various stock names and railroad references including Boston Water, Empire Mills, New York lines, and Union Pacific Rd. plus a standard water meter with quantities 3 000 100 500 200. The garbled OCR notes mention N Y and N E Sullivan and Mex Cent. and several stock identifiers. The item reads as a catalog-like entry rather than a cohesive article.

Arch. Top Santa Fe Bowdiad

Financial Securities and Railroad Bonds Listed in 1900s Ledger

A dense OCR list shows numerous bonds and securities including Michigan Central, Burlington & Missouri, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, Chicago, St Louis, and Boston firms. The entries cover bank numbers, rail lines, street addresses, and varied bond denominations with years ranging 1887 to 1919, reflecting a broad investment catalog of the era.

Boston Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy St. Paul Mississippi Chicago Burlington Quincey Rock Island Union Pacific Bears Cammack Amsterdam Wall Street Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Louisiana Missouri River Iowa Falls Sioux City Mexican Central Atlantic and Pacific Connottowu Valley Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Cincinnati and St. Louis Drummond E. E. Dwight American Loan and Trust Company Kokomo Ind Ohio Indiana Illinois New York New England Board of Mansagement State Street New York and Railroad Commissioners Boston and Lowell Grand Trunk Messrs. Abbott, Morey and Coolidge Grand Trunk Directory Eastern Oregon American Bell Telephone Mexican Telephone Electric, Manufacturing and Miscellaneous Stock Exchange of A. H. Joselyn New York Stock Exchange National Bank of Eee Iss Shoe and Leather National Bay Lecamere East Detroit Lansing & Northern Michigan Central Boston & Albany Railroad Highland Street RR Metropolitan Horse American Electric American Shoe East Boston Gaslight Co Minneapolis, Minn Niele Sociates W L Chioe DB IBD ii St.Louis Topeka & Santa Fe Lstm Tbs Cosce coselaOy Francis Kenshaw & Co Blackstone National Bank Sceeeveeesseel Tremont National Bank Market National Bank Cereee BT National City Bank Lyon Cerseear Freeman's Wniktionsl Bank National Ah Hamilton National Bank Merrimack Manufacturing Mfg. CO Boston Belting Co Susessegosvesesss Esvabince Sree la 6Ee Manufacturing Co South Hoston Horse Highland Street Rd Cambridge Horse Rd Boston & Albany Cedar Rapids & Missour River Essex Company Sumner County Burlington & Missouri Republican Valley City St. Jos C. B Wisconsin Valley Ra Atchison & Nebraska Rats Scott, S. FE Memph

Wall Street stocks stumble as Manitoba leads broad decline

New York markets opened steady then fell sharply with Manitoba dropping to 100 after rumors of trouble with Fargo Southern. Rail and trunk lines slipped while Union Pacific and Central Pacific saw major declines. Afternoon recovery limited as Iowa pool disruption whispers weighed on sentiment. Prices finished lower across most leaders and Manitoba remained weaker.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper West Shore Peoria Decatur Evansville Manitoba New England Wabash General Mortgage Ohio Central Burlington and Quincy Milwaukee and St. Paul Central Canada Southern Fargo Southern Road Union Pacific Grangers Central Pacific Pittsburg, Bradford and Buffalo Railroad New York, West Shore and Buffalo Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company St. Lo Ig Ila Age Ae St. L Lake Shore Louisville & Nash Lake Erie&w Michigan Central Manhattan Ele Missouri Pacific Memphis & C Northwestern New Jersey Dec. & R Phila. & Reading Milwaukee&st.p St. P Omaha Texas Pacific Ome Baie Wa St.l.& Pa GOO Western Union Stp.m and M

Boston boot and shoe trade shows mixed activity

In Boston nearly 80 buyers attend the boot and shoe market yet trade is quiet as jobbers delay orders. Some manufacturing expansion is planned in Chicago and St Louis, with total weekly shipments 29,324 cases and yearly to date 2,417,165 cases, up from 1882. Major distributing centers and numbers listed.

Chicago St. Louis Ill St Louis New York City Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Syracuse Albany Savannah San Francisco Cal Richmond Pittsburg Milwaukee Wis Detroit Mich Louisville Nashville St. Paul

Receipts of Siapis Products Nov 14 across rail lines

A ledger style summary lists cargo items by railroad and sea routes including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Colony, Boston and Albany, and Violence Railroad. Items include bales wool corn flour meal and other provisions, hides skins leather eggs potatoes butter cheese and more with quantities in bales barrels boxes cars and sacks.

Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Id Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Violence Railroad Bineores

Staple Receipts Totals Across Points Compared With Last Year

The table shows total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points including in transit commodities, compared with the corresponding day last year. The figures reflect changes in supply flows and indicate how this period trails or surpasses the prior year’s daily totals.

Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Prices Nov 14

Report from Boston Post by George J. Fox lists market totals for cattle sheep swine and calves at Brighton and Watertown. It details arrivals by yard and by road, price ranges for beef store cattle and swine, and hides and skins values with regional and state origin tallies from New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Western Canada and more.

Brighton and Watertown Boston Post George J. Fox P& L Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Canada Boston Lowell Fitchburg Alpany Eastern Maine Newan Yeas Old Colony Providence Telail Brighton Coolidge & Son Libby & Son New Hampshire EK F Adden W E Winn Dow & Moulton A F Bothell H A Wilcox Aldrich & Johnson J B Gordon I B Sargent Weeks Bros R Barrett Breck & Ward B S Hastings R E French A J Piper C Yi Burke Taylor & Hatpin Sargent & Turner M G Flanders Whitten Brothers Dimon RP Pollard J Dimon A D Norton New England J Quinlan BS Hastings P Stevens Lindon Devon French & Son E D Kimball Fred Ealy West Windsor P Dutton Woodstock J O Sanborn H Bird & Co R P Pollard Elderburrough & Lawton Rage S F Woodbrige Brighton Landing Albany J McFlynn C L Leavitt, Jr EH Eames Monroe L Funk Bloomington Chicago West Baghton A. N. Monroe Hollis & Co Tbs Whitton Bros Glines & Weston E. Goodnow Howe J. Diman

Massive cattle and sheep trade across provinces and states

The report lists numerous livestock consignors from Massachusetts New York and Canada alongside Western states and Maine buyers. It notes prices for cattle sheep and veal with rates around 4 6c per lb for sheep and 4 7c for cattle, mentions export shipments to Liverpool Glasgow and London, and details yard activity at Watertown and Brighton with varied stock quality and volumes.

Mathe Jenner Seisoe Seeroe Tiears Tinker & Kenfield A Worthern H N Jenne L. T Mallory Stocker & Ricker R P Pollard Hail& Seaver A Willhamson P Gieatson Ger & Farrar S&s Kimball H W Whipple G W Brownell J M Dyer H Ingerson Massachusetts J S Henry G Goldsmith J Dimen New York Fisher & Hurlburt J Sturier J H Hayes B Hurlbert D Fisher W Dempsey L L Morse W Fisher Monroe Hollis & Co G A Sawyer Hallaway & Jackson Union Market George Moony Canada Brighton Hastings & Morse Maine Liverpool Missouri D McIntosh J A Hathaway Scandinavian Glasgow JA Hathaway Lingham & O J Black Iowa Wetherby London A N Monroe Vira AN Monroe M Goldsmith

Cotton Markets and Freight through New Orleans and Charleston

Market notices show net and gross receipts for New Orleans and Charleston regions with mixed cotton stock levels. Price reports indicate mid stage fibers at around 9 to 10 cents, with market activity described as steady in some ports and easy in others, alongside extensive commodity figures and shipline receipts across Atlantic trade centers.

New Orleans Baltimore Orginaied Gyz Shimenus Charleston Avannah Esccone Anne Eeeatees Sven OGO Enencees New York Sr’ Louis Great Britain Boeke Augusta Mobile Bedesden Uinginnati Louisville Sc Cistic Seics United States Galveston Britain France Continent

Grain and livestock prices steady across markets

Cincinnati market reports corn at 56 cents mixed, No 2 cash 53 to 56, February 50 1/2, receipts 93,000 wheat 93,000 bushels with $2,000 earnings and 13,000 bushels shipped. Pork steady at 11 75, bulk hams and bacon prices shifting. Detroit notes wheat ease with No 1 white cash 107 and December 106, receipts 33,000 bushels.

Liverpool Union Wren Aoe Cincinnati Chicago Reading Co Philadelphia New York Cumberland Baltimore Georgetown Alexandria Uplands Gulf Upland Orleans Gambier Newfoundland Norwegian Sicily St Vomago Nova Scotia Pke Island Coutish Nova Scotia Dry Bank California Malaga London Valencia Sultana Turkey Citron Idiec Florida Palermo Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana St. Louis Illinois Rye Manila Cordova Montevideo Santa Fe Texas New Orleans Madras Bengal Buenos Ayres Buffalo Wwe Gilvie Russia Porto Rico St Kitts Barbadoes Pri Duluth United Tierce City Extra India South America State Pennsylvania Aptar Finn Lee Gorn Albany N.Y Brighton Milwaukee Toledo Bard Detroit

Foreign Marrets and Market Briefs From London

London reports show consols at 10116 and rail equities like Pennsylvania at 60% amid broad cargo activity. Wheat and corn firm in Mark Lane and Liverpool with varying prices. imports to UK last week measure 260k-265k quarters of wheat and 95k-100k of corn. cotton futures subdued though volumes steady with Upland and Orleans around five to six pence.

London Beerbohm Merchants Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool United Kingdom St. London Uplands Orleans

Acquittals in Liquor Tax Case Heard by Judge Nelson

In a court session before Judge Nelson Louisa Burke of Provincetown and Thomas McGrail were acquitted of selling liquors without paying a special tax. William E Pickett, charged with wholesale liquor business without the tax, was also acquitted.

Nelson Louisa Burke Provincetown Thomas McGrail William E. Pickett

Pension papers case arraignment in United States Court

Edwin H. Hall of 321 Washington Street was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett for allegedly retaining pension papers of Thomas F. Dowd in violation of pension laws. He was held in 500 dollars for examination.

Edwin H. Hall Washington Street Thomas F. Dowd

Supreme Judicial Court docket Nov 14 case list

Supreme Judicial Court for Commonwealth session on November 14 includes cases Horace A Lothrop v Horatio B Thayer Curtis Morrison Ettridge Et al Bassett Cowley. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendant in each case.

Supreme Judicial Court For Commonwealth Morton C. J Fieto Abe Marden Charles Cowley Elizabeth Dobins C. Cowley I. S. Hoar G. Stevens

Sentences In Superior Court For November 14

Judge Brigham presided. George A Thompson received 18 months in the house of correction for indecent exposure. James Collins jailed nine months for assault. Herbert Brown placed on probation for larceny. Joseph Rupp pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. Patrick Hargrove ordered to recognize 800 dollars on malicious property injury. Charles O Barlow pleaded guilty to larceny. John F Hinds found not guilty of larceny from the person. Peter Crahan pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and drew one year ten months. Edward F Lauren placed on probation for larceny.

George A. Thompson House of Correction James Collins Herbert ©. Brown Joseph Rupp Patrick Hargrove Charles O. Barlow John F. Hinds Peter Crahan Edward F. Lauren

Judge White Dissolves Wills and Admin Grants In Probate

Wills rebated for Elias Vining of Weymouth and Harriet Vining executrix, with Charles A Harris of Mol Brook and Elizabeth A Harris executrix. Admin grants issued to George Dunton of Appleton on Mary B Arnold estate, Elias Richards on Jared Pratt estate, Annie C Siar on Nathaniel C Siar estate, Louis A Cook as prons administrator de bonis non under Isaac Remick will. Mary Litchfield granted permission to change name to Mary Long. License to sell real estate granted to Eli A Hayden, administrator of Caleb Hayden estate.

Elias Vining Weymouth Harriet Vining Executrix Charles A. Harris Molbrook Elizabeth A. Harris George . Dunton Applleton Mary B. Arnold Franklin Elias Richards Jared Pratt Annie C. Siar Milton Nathaniel C. Siar Louis A. Cook Isaac Remick Mary Litchfield Randolph Mary Long Eli A. Hayden Braintree Caleb Hayden

Municipal Courts Report Central Docket Nov 14

In central court Judge McCafferty parcels of cases include Lawrence O'Brien assault and battery held in 100. James Brisbin embezzling continued to Nov 21. John Stone breaking and entering held in 2000. Thomas Keefe larceny held in 2000 for appearance upstairs. Edward Shaw charged with ae F Adams hat held in 2600. James McClure fined 50 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday. He or and held in 500. John Ford fined 50 and costs for assault and battery appealed and held in 300. James Watson alias Morton fined 5 and costs for stealing. George A. Newton assault and battery held in 100 for appearance on Nov 16. Charles McKenzie and Ames Nelson guilty of poms assault and battery with McKenzie fined and Nelson 5 with costs divided. West Roxbury: Martin Lynch convicted of maintaining liquor nuisance, four months in house of correction and 50 fine plus costs, appealed. Dorchester: David Hennessy second drunkenness conviction, two months. Patrick Brennan common drunkard six months. Roxbury: Bernard Killion held in 400 bail to appear Nov 16 on charge of breaking and entering Mary Currier store Tremont street and larceny of goods.

Central Court McCafferty Lawrence O’brien James J. Brisbin John Stone Thomas Keefe Edward Shaw Ae. F. Adams James McClure John Ford James Watson Alias Morton George A. Newton House of Industry Patrick Brennan Roxbury Bernard Killion Mary Currier Tremont Street

Funeral services for Hon Edgar K Whitaker held in Boston

The funeral for Edgar K Whitaker of No 130 West Brookline street was held Wednesday afternoon. Whitaker, once prominent in Boston French importing trade, served in Massachusetts politics and public service across multiple states and federal posts. He supported Unitarian churches, temperance reform, and agricultural advancement, leaving a widow and nine children. The service featured Rev Frederick Holland and a First Methodist Church offertory, with interment in Needham.

Edgar K. Whitaker West Brookline Street Whitaker Boston Sharon Massachusetts Unitarian Church New Bedford William E. Channing Channing Needham Woonsocket New York and New England Railroad House of Representatives Executive Council Idol Custom House New Orleans Treasury Department Washington, D. C Frederick Holland Cambridge First Methodist Church Somerville

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