Market steaming cotton and commodity prices across ports
Cotton markets show steady to firm tones with middling around 10 1 4 to 10 5 8 cents at Charleston Wilmington and Galveston. Grains and flour shift little with Chicago and New York reports noting mixed gains and declines across wheat corn oats and rye. pork and lard slide modestly in Chicago and St Louis while exports to Britain and the Continent move varied.
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Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Pei
Aroostook County
Houston
Maine
Grand Trunk
Eastern
Burbank
New York
Peerless
Richmond
Cape
Boston
Timothy
Chicago
Poston
Manilla
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Barbadoes
Boston Produce Exchange
C. B. Sanborn & Co
Federal Street
North Market
Clinton Streets
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
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Westernm
Joston Produce Exchange
Beerbohm
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Fish Exchange
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St Louis
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Ohio
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Canada West
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Boston and Albany Railroad
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South America
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Rio
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Trinidad
English Island
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United
Philadelphia
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C. Rosin
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Mnitation
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Damages Suit Over Bond Sale Between Burlington and Ballou
Judge Nelson presides as City of Burlington sues George William Ballou and others for breach of contract over 324 bonds of $1,000 each offered at par. Defendants deny the bonds’ terms claiming 15 year average, 12 year offers, and lack of plaintiff authority. Proceedings unfinished with counsel J D Ball and M Storey for plaintiff and R D Smith and Frank Morrison for defendants.
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City of
Burlington
George William Ballou
J.D. Ball
M. Storey
R. D. Smith
Frank Morrison
Supreme Judicial Court Terms Quietly Progress In Newton Case
The Supreme Judicial Court session presided by Chief Justice Morton heard arguments in four cases including Leyland v Pingree and Gleason v McKay. Lawyers listed include William G. Russell, L. B. Dabney, B. F. Butler, A. Cottrell, and W. W. Barrows. Equity docket to be taken up Tuesday the 21st.
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Frederick R. Leyland
Henry E. Pingree
William G. Russell
Dabney
Leyland
B. F. Butler
A. Cottrell
Pingree
Daniel A. Gleason
Gordon McKay
W. W. Barrows
Replevin Case Listings in Superior Court First Session
The record lists cases before Chief Justice Brigham including Zenas Sears v Le Betters and multiple docket numbers with entries for second session. It notes the resumption status, the new judge Barker, and references various cases such as Lalby v Standard For and Morse v Over among others.
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Superior Court
Brigham
Zenas Sears
Daniel le
Barker
Probate of wills and administrations in Suffolk Court
In Suffolk County Probate Court Judge McKim admitted the wills of Margaret Brown William W Baker Mary Jane Atkins Josiah W Chamberlin Julia McNamara and Job G Dawley to probate. Letters of administration were granted for estates of John Still John C George Elia M Ayer William F Story John Marrow George H Brown James M Hardin Sidney G Fay Frederick W Bagnall William De Biois Flint Nicholas Devesny Margaret Ford James McNulty and James Hammond.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Margaret Brown
William W. Baker
Mary Jane Atkins
Josiah W. Chamberlin
Julia McNamara
Job G. Dawley
John Still
John C. George
Elia M. Ayer
William F. Story
John Marrow
George H. Brown
James M. Hardin
Sidney G. Fay
Frederick W. Bagnall
William de Biois Flint
Nicholas Devesny
Margaret Ford
James McNulty
James Hammond
Jury fails to reach verdict in Fogg peep theft case
Before Judge Mason the jury reported no agreement in the case of Charles H. Fogg charged with re pe stolen goods. Henry H. Johnson pleaded not guilty to embezzlement and was held in 3600 dollars for trial next Monday. Terrence C. Smith for an assault was fined five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Fogg
Henry H. Johnson
Terrence C. Smith
Lowell and surrounding towns face Superior Court fines
In Middlesex County sessions on November 20 Judge Blodgett fined several locals. William D. Cronin of Lowell paid 100 dollars and costs for keeping intoxicating liquor. John Walsh of Ayer was fined 15 dollars and costs for assaulting a police officer. Benjamin O Harra of Lowell paid 50 dollars and costs for illegal sale of intoxicating liquors. James H Parker faced a liquor sale offense. Patrick Doyle John Dinon Michael and Terrance McDonald of Lexington each paid 35 dollars and one fourth costs for assaulting Officer Clarke. Nathan Bott of Reading had a hearing in Boston chambers with Gen Butler for a continuance granted this morning at Lowell.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Blodgett
William D. Cronin
Lowell
John Walsh
Ayer
Benjamin O’harra
James H. Parker
Patrick Doyle
John Dinon
Michael
Terrance McDonald
Lexington
Clarke
Nathan Bott
Reading
Boston
Gen. Butler
Idle and disorderly Mary Hubbard Sentenced in Municipal Court
On November 20 Judge Parmenter found Mary Hubbard idle and disorderly and sentenced her to six months in the house of industry. James Hammond was arraigned on two counts of attempting to break and enter and, waiving examination, held in $1,200 for trial in the superior court.
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Parmenter
Mary Hubbard
House of Industry
James Hammond
Suffolk County Transfers and Mortgages Listings
Public record notices list transfers of real estate among numerous Boston area properties including Kendall Street Dorchester Charlestown and Roxbury with prices from $1 to $20 600 and dates in 1882 1883 plus mortgage assignments involving East Boston Chelsea and Brighton banks and trustees. The notices name Cotting Balch Gates Richards Jewell Stone Littlefield Dennison Bagley Groll Gallager Robertson Smith and Marston among others.
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Charles A. Cotting
Francis V. Balch
Same
Kirkland Street
Albert Gates, Jr
Joseph R. Richards
Dartmouth and
Newbury Streets
Susan Bb. Jewell
Levi Tower, Jr
sJigrence Place
Elijah Stone
William Littlefeld
Appleton
George Dennison
Rollin H. Allen
Charlestown
Cook Street
Benjamin F. Bagley
John H. Butler
Janson T. Paine
Chestnut Street
Francis Groll
Joseph Qoy
Palmer Street
Phineas B. Smith, Jr
Mary A. Eager
Jto Same
Isabella Gill
Andreas Flume Estux
George H. Marston
John M. Marston
Guardian
Walnut
Westminster Avenues
Adelle T. ‘Smith
Henry H. Fitch
Washington Street
Brighton
Station Street
Newton Centre
Middlesex County
Maverick Street
Philip Engman
John Barry
George E. Meachum
M. Emma Hooper
Henry F. Bateman
Willian F. Conant
Stephen G. Allen
Amisha
Henry T. Bateman
East Boston Savings Bank
Ainsley R. Hooper
Patrick Mulheron
Savage school house proves costly city project adjourned
The city council halted the plan to establish a police headquarters at the Savage school house with a $20 000 adaptation cost. Other actions included selling the Savage school estate at no less than eight cents per square foot, transferring $18 000 to public works, and authorizing various street, bridge, and public building measures. The council also debated a police signal system trial and postponed several reports.
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Alderman Hart
High School House
Woolsey
Aldermen Hall
Hart
Haldeman
Woolley
Alderman Hersey
Committee On Police
Jenks and
Wales
Chicago
Pearl Place
Oliver Street
Wendell Street
Pearl Street
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Warrenton Street
Brush Electric Light Company
Chapman
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Columbus Avenue
Highland Company
Northampton Street
Said Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Swett Street
Suburban Telephone Company
Tibbetts Town Way
Rutherford Avenue
Mill Street
Brookline Street
Brighton Avenue
Essex Street Bridge
Brighton
Committee On Paving
Aoe
Fleet Street
Dartmouth Street
East Boston
North Ferry
Commercial
Fleet Streets
Hanover Street
Public Conference Reviews Summer Charities Work
The Associated Charities held a public conference in the Charity building hall to review summer activities. Officers and ward representatives reported on beggary decline, coal funds, savings, and increased vacation school enrollment amid varied summer efforts and policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
A. Treat Paine, Jr
Boynton
East Boston
Rev. F. R. Allen
Ward 9
Hoe
South Boston
Haven
Ward 16
Chadwick
Ward 17
Coal Saving Fund
S. W. Hodges
Roxbury
Ministers Gather for Interdenominational Meetings in Boston
Monday morning gatherings drew Baptist Universalist and Methodist clergy to Tremont Temple Bromfield Street and Wesleyan Hall. Dr G M Ellis spoke on Reminiscences of Travel in Europe and noted Catholic influence in Rome and Ireland. Discussions covered Trinity doctrine and itinerancy in urban ministry.
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G. M. Ellis
Europe
Tremont Temple
Rome
Ireland
van Meter
Hague
Bromfield Street
QO. F.safford
Miner
Emerson
Page
Wesleyan Hall
L. Gracey
Peirce
Bethels
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