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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1883

Page

3

Taunton Street Railway declares six percent dividend

Narragansett Mills Fall River declares three percent dividend. Bridgewater Savings Bank pays semi annual dividend of twenty four percent. Five Cents Savings Bank New Bedford pays twenty three percent semi annual dividend. Globe Yarn Mill Fall River declares stockholders paid first dividend since mill started at three percent. Laurel Lake Mill Fall River stockholders paid first dividend since start, at three percent.

Great Falls Laconia Lancaster Lowell Hill Washington Union of Fall River Appleton Continental and Lyman Fall River King Philip Osborn Sagamore Union Manufacturing Company Faneuil Hall Freeman’s New England Republic Shawmut Blackstone Commerce North Boylston Globe Hamilton Maverick North American Webster First National of Lynn Railroad of Hingham National Taunton Street Railway Company Narragansett Mills Bridgewater Savings Bank Five Cents Savings Bank New Bedford Globe Yarn Laurel Lake

Richardson Hill Co Executes Stocks Penas Stops

Richardson Hill Co fills orders in stocks and penas promptly at their Boston and New York stop. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.

Penas Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Rivenna Chas. Mason Edmund Burke R. H. Eddy Delphia Washington Fay Street Samuel R. Knight & CO Washington Street

Gates at Brokers' Board on Boston Stock Exchange

Boston Stock Exchange notes Gates at the brokers' board for October 13 as part of daily trading coverage.

Gates Brokers’ Board

Financial securities and bank listings in 19th century ledger

A dense OCR fragment lists banks and financial instruments with various securities and bonds. It includes names such as National Bank entities and railroad bonds, along with figures like 1,000 and many interest and series notes. The readability is limited by garbled spacing and partial names.

Mining Stocks and Unpaid Tur'saIr Desk Notes

fragmented stock ticker list mentions mining shares like Eureka and Union Con. with small unpaid balances and assorted figures. impossible to determine full names or exact actions from the readable fragments.

Grain trade and markets report round up

Trade data shows oats and corn activity with no corn cars and mixed oats offers. Receipts include corn and wheat totals, butter and cheese movement in New York Boston markets, and Chicago grain futures showing limited activity as cotton futures remain dull.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New York de Boston Boston Chicago Zelle Union

Market Report on Flour Cornmeal and Grains and Cotton

Trade is dull with limited export demand for flour and varied prices for western superfine to winter patents. Corn meal oats rye and cotton seed meal show mixed demand, slight firmer corn and oats, while butter cheese eggs and meats hold steady or quiet. Cotton futures edge lower with cautious buyers amid crop rumors and market uncertainty.

Minnesota St Louis Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan New York St. Louis Porthern Vermont

Broad Goods Trade ledger fragment with varied consignments

A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous merchants and items across ports, including hosiery, books, paints, machinery, textiles, tissues, toys, instruments, and edibles. It mentions Boston and New York shipments, several firms like Cushing Bliss Estes Laurat Hart Young and Wheelock, plus vessels, casks, crates, and thousands of assorted goods.

Ronsmaniere &Kimball Claflin Larrabee Gross & Strauss A & Co W. A Sumasco Inik & Carruth Moses & Co Buttons Merchants Despatch Transportation Co Tissues Hardware Walker Lewis Brown & Co Lassware Berger & Co Holbrook H Tuttle & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Bradford, Thomas & Co Simons Hatch & Whitten Jackson Mandell & Daniel Hovey & Co Hart & Young Horace Partridge &Co Cushing & Bliss R Sway Dee Hunnewell Ritchie & Sons Ives, Bellamy & Co F Simpson & Co Battrick Phillip Broocks John Orth Hooper Francis Williams Aye As Baldwin Bros ST John Job& Co J. S. Brigham TJ Jones & Co Tierce Brass R Campbell Singapore Albert Russell Kinburn Whitney, Pousland & Co Halifax Cushman Haskins & Montague

Vast Foreign Exports Across Colonies and Ports

A lengthy list details shipments from Adelaide and Halifax with tobacco sugar tar nails spirits hardware fish tobacco and various commodities. Halifax mentions Worcester steamer with hardware wax leather printing ink and dried goods. Bathurst River shows brig Cora with beef bread and lumber. Port Williams reports schooner Canning Packet with flour. Windsor reports schooner Mello with flour. Charlottetown lists schooner Laura Bruce with flour. The items cover numerous goods including firearms, machinery, lumber, oils, and foodstuffs, reflecting a broad trade flow.

Adelaide Ays Halifax Worcester Bathurst River Gam Brig Port Williams N S Windsor Charlottetown Pei Laura Bruce

Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads Trade Totals

Long list of shipments from multiple railroads and sea routes detailing bales wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, butter, eggs, lard, beef, tea, coffee, leather, hides, pelts, potatoes, lumber, and other commodities. Includes quantities by railroad, by carrier, and by destination with numerous car and bus counts across Eastern ports in a late 19th or early 20th century trade ledger style.

Lowell Railroad Eastern Railroad Maine Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Bates Peabody and Salem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Boston and Albany Railroad Its Providence Railroad Tia Do Winnee Baies

Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 13

The following table shows the total receipts of staple commodities at this port from all points of shipment including in transit, for today, compared with the corresponding day last year.

Cotton Market Mixed Across Cities With Daily Variations

New York reports a quiet cotton market with a slight decline of 1/16 to 5 points, sales limited and forward deliveries active. Prices show upland at 10 11 16c and New Orleans around 10 15 16c, while other markets observe steady or easing trends amid varied receipts and shipments for the period.

Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific New York Chicago West Michigan Flint Pere Marquette Mexican Central Mexican Central Railway Company New England Boston Albany Eastern Massachusetts Central Road Boston and Lowell Central Massachusetts Railroad Company Atchison Land Grant Denver Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Atlantic and Pacific Quincy Caluamet Hecla San Pedro Palermo Messina Floridas Manila Belmont Liverpool Uplands Orleans Augusta SUOCK Sree Esceeseee Ssasse New Orleans Great Britain Britain Ohio St. Louis Aera Minnesota Western Canada

Mixed market notes and grain and meat prices across US markets

Chicago reports mixed commodity prices with livestock and grain shifting. Wooly and dull tones mix with rising and falling bids across pork, beef, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and rye in multiple regional markets.

Financial markets in London and Havana summary markets

In London dated Oct 13 12 30 PM the Economist says discount rates for bank and trade bills rose, American securities weaken, Union Pacific and other railroads slide while some Canadian bonds rise. Liverpool and Havana markets show wheat and corn quiet, flour and cotton prices listed with futures bids. Havana reports sugar markets dull with high holder expectations, stock levels and weekly exports to the United States. Rio de Janeiro notes coffee prices and London exchange figures.

London Paris Nwacesichavsanaué Seeweese New York West Shore Oregon I. Kansas Texas Ohio Southern Elle Buffalo W. H. Vanderbilt Lake Shore Vanderbilt Ay Shore Chicago St. Louis Pittsbar Alton Terreiante Long Island Colorado Toy Louisville New Albany The Stock Exchange PTC Pecan St. Lo Canaaa Southern Tral Pacific Cina Ace Denver Wencescer Sense Lousviles Dai Rrie& W Union Pacific Rio Grande Nashville Wabash Ohio Mississippi Central Pacific Cleveland Pittsburg Canada Commercial Beerbehm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool England Orleans Havana Matanzas United States Rio DE Janeiro

Mexico Central progress and cost estimates update

The Mexican Central track is beyond Aguas Calientes and heads toward Zacatecas in six weeks. A provisional bridge at Encarnacion limits service, parts of the bridge arrive, and misordered tower components delay use. Cost figures for Chihuahua to Fresnillo project place per mile around 16000 USD, with total project costs near 1,000,000 for land, right of way, and piers.

Aguascalientes Zacatecas Encarnacion Pcs Supt. Robinson Nickerson Paso del Norte Sim Chihuahua Fresnillo United States Arrivin Fresnille el Paso Arizona Texas San Pedro Concho Amiple B. Rosinson

Mining stock prices in San Francisco market Oct 13

The San Francisco early prices list mining stocks with figures such as Sgl Hale & Norcross 4 2 216, Martin White 25c, Best Belcher 055, Navajo 0, Bodie Con 56c, Northern Belle, Sierra Nevada 414, Silver King 2% and Grand Prize 50c, Yellow Jacket 3% and Union Con x.

San Francisco Cal Sgl Hale & Norcross Martin White Ose Benner Cen Seinoee Belcher Bodie Bower RAO Isavac Scorpion Nevada GfSilver King Cccecsca O

Seaworthiness and Charter Dispute Before Judge Newsoy

United States District Court hears libels by Bark India owner W Sternberg against J H Sears Co over a charter party dated Oct 17 1879 for a cargo of corn or wheat from Boston to Cork Falmouth or elsewhere. Court finds vessel seaworthy for mixed bulk and bagged cargo and that master did not waive bag loading rights. Also rule that certificate condition was satisfied by repairs, decreeing for libellants.

Bark India Aoe W. Sternberg Jacob- Stadt Finland J. H. Sears & Co Boston Cork Falmouth C. T. Russell L. S. Dabney George W. Howlan A. K. Walker Lunenberg N. S Prince Edward Island Cascumpec Georgetown Libellant George A. Parker Parker Lowell A. M. Bliss Oakes Charter Party Story Sumner Kimball Wallace Dabney Dodge

Court docket list for Monday sessions and adjourned motions

The record compiles case Nos 1220 through 1591 and others, naming plaintiffs and defendants such as Buett, Ingalls, Cameron, Boston, Frank, Wolffsohn, Abbott, Fisher, Fuller, B SRR, Flynn, Campbell, Smith, Griggs Mig, McMahon, O Connor, Harney, Shaw, Mooney, Rankin, Scanlan, Boyd, Kelly, Cook, Vieness, Herdic, Covill, Beard, Tasker, Hoar, Kervey, Bailey, Stillman, Donovan, Frazier, Simmons, Dwight, Childs, Carter, Folsom, NY & NE, Powell, Wethern, Campbell, Russell, Smith, Taylor, and others. The Third and Second Sessions note adjournment to Monday morning for motions. Judge Blodgett presiding. It is not expected that any trials will be held on Monday.

Buett Ingalls Scanlan Boston Boyd Bittner Kelly Cook Vieness Herdic . Co Covill Beard Wethern Cent Saw Bank Campbell Russell Dark Hoosac Tunnel Smith Taylor Stillman Kimball Band Rand Burt Paul Russel Sortwell Franck Jordan Foley Dexter Crafts Merrill Mid R R Wainwright Same Pearce Mossman Strecker Filene Hberlein Gore

Municipal Court Roundup Oct 13 Handles Fines and Sentences

In central court Judge McCafferty presided. James McDonald and Stephen rebusced assault cases resulted in six months in the house of industry and six months in the house of correction respectively. Kate Foster got a year in the women's prison for drunkenness. Mabel Edwins one year for nightwalking. Monroe C Johnson held for larceny. Charles Wolfman for embezzlement. Leonard and Lyons faces charges. each $500 bond. Edwin Moffat fined $10 and $5 for crossing obstruction and language. Michael Kelly paid $16.13 for assault and battery. Patrick McDermott case continued to Oct 18. In Bunker Hill district John Quigley and Mary Stollery fined $10 and Bridget Clahane in South Boston $15 for assault.

Central Court McCafferty James McDonald House of Industry Frederick Spencer House of Correction Stephen Re Kate Foster Mabel Edwins Monroe C. Johnson Charles Wolfman Stairs Navy William Leonard John Yons Edwin A. Moffat Middlesex Horse Railroad Company Roxbury Michae Kelly Patrick McDermott Oet Bunker Hill John Quigley Mary Stollery Boston Bridget Clahane

Eldridge to be admitted as attorney at law in Suffolk

Notice from the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate in the September Term 1883 states that on October 23 at 9:15 a.m. Charles Wesley Eldridge will be admitted as an attorney at law if found qualified. Clerk John Noble signs. October 18, 1883.

United States Circuit Court Circuit Court Massachusetts Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Charles Wesley Eldridge John Noble Superior Court Timothy Donovan Boston Charlestown Sa d Winthrop Street Joseph Smith Smith Barnard S. S. Wilison Wilison Donovan D. McGillycuddy and Son Ksidor J. Kous Isaac Klous Simon Davis Boston Post Jos A. Willard Walter 8. McClure County of Octithm Daniels Garland Samuel A. Way

Divorce Bill in Suffolk Court for Emily H Drew

Emily H Drew of Boston petitions the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston for a divorce from Frank F Drew of Danvers Essex, desertion since September 20 1880 for over three years, asks custody of their minor Benjamin F Drew and such other decrees as proper, dated September 25 1883, attorney Charles H Patten.

Massachusetts Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Boston Emily H. Drew Frank F. Drew Danvers Essex Commonwealth County

Notice to Voters Boston Registration 1883

Notice to voters announces completion of qualified voters lists for the state election in Boston. Central Office hours 9 to 5 daily. evening sessions Oct 10 to Oct 23 from 6 to 10. Lists available for inspection. corrections and additions welcome. Ward offices listed with locations. Registration closes Oct 23 at 10 PM. Also a city aldermanic notice dated Sept 29 1883 outlines a hearing for Oct 22 at 4 PM.

Chapman Eutaw Street Court Room Meridian Street City Hall Charlestown North Bennet Street Hawkins Street Wells Blossom Street Pemberton Square Hudson Street Broadway B Street Dorchester Fourth Street Washington Street Concord Street Roxbury Street Dudley and Vine Streets Westerly Hall Curtis Hall Adams Street Wilson’s Hotel Brighton Joseph M. Wightman Linus E. Pearson Michael Carney Board of Registrars of Voters City OF Boston

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