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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1882

Page

3

General Farm Produce Market Report with Varied Goods

Receipts of 53 carloads and 1 418 bushels today, 39 cars Saturday, large volume. Sweets scarce but sold on a bare market at 300 to 325 per bbl. garden vegetables show steady demand with tomatoes 75 to 1 per bushel, onions 2 50 to 2 75, cabbage 1 00 per 100, melons 1 75 to 3 50 per barrel. Apples scarce, choice 3 50 to 4 50 per barrel. grapes Concord 5 to 7 cents per pound. cranberries 10 50 to 12 50 per barrel. dried apples 6 to 7 cents, evaporated 18 to 15 cents. Hay and straw varied by quality, Timothy 2 20 to 2 50, clover 1 80 to 2 25, flaxseed 1 32 to 1 35 per bushel. Hops nominal at 55 cents eastern prime. New York quotations 6 6 7 cents. Provisions section noted.

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Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 2 at Port

A tabulated report compares today’s total receipts of principal staples from all points of shift with the same day last year. Figures show Cotton bales 3154 vs 3092, Wool bales 1619 vs 2099, Flour barrels 13903 vs 9688, Peas bushels 21677, Beef barrels 0? 0? and other items such as Lard, Leather, Hams, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, and Skins with varying quantities. 1881 column notes coffee sugar molasses exclude foreign sea receipts.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Asinae

Cotton Markets and Mining Notes Across Ports and Regions

Market reports show Charleston and Galveston receipts, middling and low middling prices, New York and Boston market standings, plus ongoing mining industry updates. Zinc and lead outputs, Granby and Joplin history, and South Pacific stock cautions accompany notes on Sullivan mill activity and Ontonagon Miner assessments.

Kansas Granby Joplin South Pacific Company South Pacific New York Sullivan Sullivan Bulletin

Cotton market report from Liverpool shows steady futures

Liverpool market notes fall as cotton prices ease with October delivery quoted around 6 34-64d and nearby months fluctuating. Trade reports indicate 10 000 bales for formulation and export, 200 bales receipts from American sources, and futures across several month pairings from October through July within narrow trading ranges.

Liverpool Uplands Orleans

Suffolk County Transfers of Real Estate Notes

Suffolk County records list transfers in 1882 including parcels on Parnell Street Brookline Street and Beaumont Street with buyers such as James C Mills Ellen M Somers Grenville H Norcross and Mary Carey. Multiple properties in Brighton Chelsea Charlestown and Charlestown Howe Place show mortgages quitclaims and clerical transfers with amounts ranging from $1 to $5 000 for land and buildings.

Parnell Street James C. Mills Mary Carey Brookline Street City Institution Ellen M. Somers Beaumont Street Sarah A. Carruth Grenville Hf. Norcross Annie F. Carruth Howe Place Ann McNailly William J. McNally Chelsea Lawrence Street Frank Searket Ax Enoch H. Wakefield Movierge Sales Charlestown Mary West Andrew Chonier Mary E. Sullivan Chelsea Jefferson Avenue Sumner B. Pearmain Eben Hutchinson Elizabeth N. Smith George T. Coverly George D. Dodd Mary A. T. Hazleton Edward F. Hodges Calvin Swallow Horace L. Hazleton Walter E. Lawton Mary C. Holbrook Abby W. Chamberlain Eliza J. Brophy

Wills Granted and Administrations Granted in Judge McKim Court

The wills of Mary Sullivan John Hasson Maria C Chase Mary Ann Humphreys Daniel Cronin William H Davis James Smith Cordelia B Low Phineas M Crane Constantine E Wheeler EL Kaman Wheeler and Nathaniel G Warren were allowed on Monday. The will of Daniel Harwood was disallowed for improper execution. Letters of administration were granted on estates of Elizabeth Harned Albert Thompson Alfred Howes John Ferguson Ellen Mullen Alfred Mowles Matthew Kennedy Julia O Brien John J Walsh Charles K Darling Edward F Robinson Lucy A Flanigan James Driscoll Ira Hayford.

McKim Mary Sullivan John Hasson Maria C. Chase Mary Ann Humphreys Daniel Cronin William H. Davis James Smith Cordelia B. Low Phineas M. Crane Constantine E. Wheeler EL Kaman €. Wheeler Nathaniel G. Warren Daniel Harwood Elizabeth Harned Albert Thompson Alfred Howes John Ferguson Ellen Mullen Alfred Mowles Matthew Kennedy Julia O’brien John J. Walsh Charles K. Darling Edward F. Robinson Lucy A. Flanigan James Driscoll Ira Hayford

Central court deals with drunks and larceny cases

Judge Parmenter sentences Margaret Doherty and Marty Abbott to six months in the house of industry for third drunkenness along with Henrietta Williams and Ellen Demore. Dennis Flemming held on $800 for larceny of a watch from John Logan. Chartie England held on $0 for examination next Thursday. Roxbury court bonds set for John Dwyer at $3,000 and Henry Ackrich at $2,000 on felonious assault charges with examination Oct. 10. Sullivan case postponed to Oct. 17 and Gentleman charged with embezzlement defaulted.

Central Court Judge Parmenter Margaret Doherty Marty Abbott House of Industry Henrietta Williams Ellen Demore Deer Island Dennis Flemming John Logan Chartie England George W. Merrill Roxbury Court John Dwyer Mary Gaffney Henry Ackrich Jeremiah B. Sullivan John J. Mahoney Nicholas Gentleman

American artists and works to be shown in Boston and New York

Notes on forthcoming exhibitions and acquisitions in Boston and New York. J S&S Sargent's Portrait of a Lady to be shown with other Americana works. American engravers at Vienna include Smithwick and Juengling. Moses Ezekiel the sole American sculptor. Parisian, Belgian and English artists travel to exhibit. Several major paintings from the current Salon arrive in New York, including Millet and Lepage. An November sketch exhibition at Madison Square Gallery will feature works by Ridgman Blackman Gay May Pearce Weeks.

J. S&s. Sargent Society of American Artists John B. Smithwick Robert Hoskin G. Kruell H. Klotz Frederick Juengling Moses Ezekiel Stephen Parrish Esching Stephan Philadelphia Hubert Herkomerx Thomas Allen St. Louis Boston Pelham Building Boylston Street John A. Lowell Europe Charles Sprague Pearce L. Birge Harrison T. Alexander Harrison Robert G. Hardie, Jr Brattleboro, Vt Cabanel Paris George H. Boughton George H. Todd Bastien Lepage Joan of Arc New Eons, Institute West Gallery American Art Gallery Madison Square New York Ridgman

Rail bonds for Benton Shelbyville line and widespread earnings

The Chicago Wabash and Michigan company issued 100000 in bonds to extend to Benton and Shelbyville. Columbia and Greenville reports 174000 net earnings under Richmond and Danville. Denver and Rio Grande weekly earnings 186869 with year over year gains. Sinaloa and Durango near Altala to Culiacan 40 miles with 6000 weekly government subsidy. Old Colony buys property east of station for freight facilities amid city clearings.

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