Foreign exchange and stock market wrap from Boston
Foreign exchange shows London 60 day bills at 4814 and 4843 for sight bills, Paris francs at 5219 and 5233 528 per dollar, Reichmarks 944 and 95. Boston stocks dull with small moves. Chicago Burlington and Quincy rise to 1253, Union Pacific falls to 884, Indiana Bloomington and Western railways earn $72,251 92 for third week to Oct. 18. New York and New England up to 253, Fitchburg to 1254 on Phillips election, Boston and Albany steady at 1784, Northern of New Hampshire 1135, Old Colony 187. Mining Calumet and Hecla steady at 2383, Pullman up to 1283, American Bell 206, Sonora 7s 99, Pueblo and Arkansas Valley 1144.
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London
Paris
Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quinncy
Union Pacific
Connorion Valley
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillips
New York
New England
Fitchburg
Albany
Northern
New Hampshire
Old Colony
Mexican Central
Maine
Sonora
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
American Bell Telephone
Pullman Palace Car Company
Calumet and
Hecla
Franklin
Prime Mercantile
Bar Silver
Vanderbilts
Lackawanna
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Burlington and Quincy
The
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Villards
Gould
Michigan Central
Oregon Tanscontinental
Canada
Market summaries of rail and commodity prices
The report lists railroad stock quotes including Union Pacific and Southern lines, with figures like 12,900 for Union Pacific and 6,300 for Canana Southern, followed by extensive bond prices, closing quotations, and a section on staples. It notes peanuts firming, sugar trade activity with refinings, and molasses, cotton prices steady with futures dull.
Grain and commodities markets report from Boston and Chicago
The article details cash and futures quotes across grains including oats, corn and wheat at Boston and Chicago exchanges, with receipts for today and yesterday. It lists prices for No 2 white oats, No 2 export corn, steamer exports, and assorted oats, barley, flour, butter, eggs, beans, and meats, plus U S yards hogs, petroleum certificates, and a closing note that markets are firmer.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
Canton
New York
Western
State
Chicago
U. S
Grain and provisions market steady with varied prices
Market tone steady and quiet for flour and cornmeal while butter and cheese show an improved outlook. Wheat, corn, oats and rye quotes listed across regions with assorted grades. farm produce including peas potatoes apples and cranberries notes, along with hay, grass seed, hops and chestnuts in limited supply.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Ilinois
Franklin County
St Albans
Choice
Vermont
Western Choice Dairy
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
PE Island
Hubbardstons
Ben Davis
New England
New York State
Extensive Atlantic trade ledger of provisions and goods
The list records imports at Boston Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Halifax Nova Scotia Savannah and Liverpool with entries for mackerel potatoes eggs butter butter cases limes and various empty casks and other staples. It also notes shipments from London Mayaguez Thorne s Cove and other ports including steamer and schooner consignments among numerous firms and merchants.
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Oct 26
The report lists weekly import values by origin and category. England shows dry goods 99,055 provisions 2,038, metals, wool textiles, stone, batks 1,810, paper stock 956, linen thread 1,103, cordage 812, raw rubber 26,720. Other regions include Porto Rico 80,901 machinery 5,887 sugar 99,098, Buenos Ayres metals 10, a few gem-like items, Scotland dry goods 2,973 paintings and instruments 5,664, watches 960, Italy various goods 4,004, Portugal 529, Singapore household and chemicals 1,212 and 51,329 respectively, total 1,000,516.
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Boston
England
Sedecke
Buenos Ayres
Renee Heen
Ania
Scotland
Cadet
Ceness
Italy
Ceseee Reeves
Singapore
Sago
Foreign Exports from Port of Spain Reflect Mixed Cargo
A port record lists Parifa brig exports including 488 tons of fire tobacco and 230 cabbages among multiple items. The cargo features food staples such as butter beef pork lard and fish, household goods, hardware, glassware, and spirits, totaling varied consignments from vegetables to crates of canned goods and oil.
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Port OF Spain
Trin
Parifa
Inland Freight Items From Multiple Railroads
A lengthy OCR listing details freight movements across several rail lines including Grand Junction, New York and New England, Boston and Albany, Providence, and others. It records bales, cases, sacks, and various commodities such as wool, cotton, flour, corn, oats, barley, butter, cheese, potatoes, coffee, tea, leather, hides, pelts, and more, with numerous quantities and container counts.
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Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Qld Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Totals of Staple Receipts Oct 29 1883 1882
The table lists total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points for Oct 29. items include Cotton bases Wool Butter Cheese Flour Eggs Corn Beans Oatmeal Barley Hay Malt Straw Millfeed Lumber Leather Tallow Lard Hams Hides Grease Skins Tea Sugar Pelts Molasses and more with figures for 1883 and 1882 and notes that sacks of flour in 1882 are shown as barrels.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Ehime
Cess Secare
Markets by Telegraph and Cotton Prices Across Ports
Market reports show mixed receipts and steady to dull conditions across major ports led by Wilmington and Galveston with net receipts around 6,000 and gross around 5,400. New York cotton futures softening with dull flour and wheat markets. Chicago and St Louis show modest gains in wheat and barley while hogs and beef remain firm to mixed.
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BROCK
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Ogra Arleston
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Mobile
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Uplands
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Clost
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Fair
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City Extra India
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Michigan
Markets Downturn Affects Wheat And Cotton in London and Liverpool
London reports mixed grain and cotton pricing with steadier wheat cargoes and firm corn. Liverpool markets show flour and wheat prices varied, cotton futures dull with several delivery months quoted, while petroleum and coffee notes appear in international briefs.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants Exchange
Liverpool
California &' S
Orleans
Antwerp
Petroleum
Ministers Meeting Discusses Impenitent Adults Work
At a Baptist ministers meeting Rev Dr Banvard presided and Rev C D Morris of Gloucester read a paper on More Work for Impenitent Adults The discussion included Drs Crane Potter Cullis Lincoln and Messie Grigg Reese Taylor and Spalding Next meeting Rev W T Barnes will present Gods Part of Our Dollar Rev W C Cooper led the Methodist ministers meeting with by law revisions.
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Banvard
C. D. Morris
Gloucester
Crane
Potter
Cullis
Lincoln
Messie
Grigg
Reese
Taylor
Spalding
W. T. Barnes
Ministers Debate on Christ's Resurrection at Universalist Meeting
Universalist ministers held a city gathering with Rev. Quincy Whitney presiding. Rev. Fletcher opened with an essay questioning belief in Christ’s bodily resurrection. Drs. Miner and Page and Messrs. Nash and Lee contributed to the discussion. Next week Rev. Bowles will address sabbath observance by Christians.
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Zion’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Quincy Whitney
Fletcher
Christ
Miner
Page
Messrs
Nash
Lee
B.F. Bowles
George M. Towle
Swedenborg
Unitarian Church
Charlestown
Emanuel Swedenborg
Towle
Emerson
Carlyle
Coleridge
Whittier
London
Charles XII
Illard H. Hinkley
Brookline
McMahon v O'Connor tort action over missing goods from trunks
No. 13 percent case details an action of tort by Fannie McMahon against Jeremiah O'Connor over a schedule of 52 items including silver spoons jewelry and clothing seized for a $140 board lien later settled for $50. Goods claimed missing from trunks after delivery to plaintiff. The record covers resumed and closing arguments with counsel listed.
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Fannie McMahon
Jeremiah O’connor
L. J. Drake
George W. Searle
W. W. Doherty
John Campbell
Daniel W. Russell
West Roxbury
Nathan Morse
C. T. Gallagher
E. P. Brown
Catherine Hennessy
Grant Conner
Co. F. Paige
Paul West
Thomas Lewis
Samuel D. G. Willcutt
Co. R. Brainard
J. W. Pickering
Wills admitted to probate and administration granted
Before Judge McKim the wills of Sarah Park Timothy J Bradley Henry L Orrick Elizabeth Campbell Ephraim Merriam Tyrannus F Collins Emilie Fuller Sally alias Sarah Hiall Dorcas R Kimball Charlotte M Wise well Louisa Cherrington Lucy C Withwell Jennie Chestnutt John Gaggs Pauline Jueng ling Joshua Kendall and John Bullard Hall were admitted to probate Letters of administration were taken out on the estates of Martin Casserly Barnard Ellis Melissa Y Fuller Daniel M Coffey Michael Fitzgerald Isaiah Goodwin Francis BK Bailey Patrick Bradley Michael O Connell Julius A Heuser Caroline Israel John F Nightingale Charles W Smith Louis T Lincoln Roxie Leighton Emeline S Mason Mary Colter Jacob Borst Francis A Bates Charlotte Ann Cooledge and James McNamara
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Sarah Park
Timothy J. Bradley
Henry L. Orrick
Elizabeth Campbell Ephraim Merriam
Tyrannus F. Collins
Emilie Fuller
Sally
Alias Sarah, Hiall
Dorcas R. Kimball
Charlotte M. Wisewell
Louisa Cherrington
Lucy C. Withwell
Jennie Chestnutt
John Gaggs
Pauline Juengling
Joshua Kendall
John Bullard Hall
Martin Casserly
Barnard Ellis
Melissa Y. Fuller
Daniel M. Coffey
Michael Fitzgerald
Isaiah Goodwin
Francis BK. Bailey
Patrick Bradley
Michael O'Connell
Julius A. Heuser
Caroline Israel
John F. Nightingale
Charles W. Smith
Louis T. Lincoln
Roxie Leighton
Emeline S. Mason
Mary Colter
Jacob Borst
Francis A. Bates
Charlotte Ann Cooledge
James McNamara
Justice at Watertown Court: Sweeney and Others Sentenced
At the hearing before Judge Pitman Watertown residents faced penalties. John Sweeney received two years, Harrison Kenny two years, David Swift ten months, Daniel McCarty eighteen months, and Charles Murphy ten months to the house of correction for various crimes including breaking and entering larceny and felonious assault.
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Pitman
John Sweeney
Watertown
House of Correction
Harrison P. Kenny
Natick
David J. Swift
Somerville
Daniel McCarty
Cambridge
Charles Murphy
Eliza F Lang
McNair
Boston Highlands
Janet
David McN
Simes
Boston
Mary Johnson
Josephee
Plymouth
Central Court Hears Wide Range Of Larceny And Immoral Conduct
In the central court Judge Parmenter presided over multiple cases. Speiza waived examination for assault and is held $300 for Nov 1 superior court. Several defendants including Walters Lavis Morrissey Leary and others faced larceny charges with varying bail or fines. Houses of ill fame inmates were held for Nov 8 appearances. Bertens faces $4000 bail for forgery and counterfeit notes. Other city courts dealt with disorderly conduct drunkenness and liquor-law violations with fines and sentences.
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Christian Speiza
Superior Court
Henry Foster
House of Industry
Ann Walters
Richard Lavis
Mary McQuade
Dennis Leary
James Hickson
Daniel Morrissey
Minnie Barry
Alice Kemp
Minnie Stevens
Mary A. Ouran
Lillie Mack
Mary Carpenter
Nellie Orr
Mary Smith
Nellie Davenport
Susan Morris
Charles Bertens
Bank of Ireland
Brighton Court
Frank Devlin
Roxbury Court
Richard J. Leslie
Dorchester District Court
James A. R. Underwood
Grovehall
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The Institute Fair Silk Culture Exhibit At The Exposition
The American Exposition preview highlights silk culture progress with multiple displays. Mrs Milling ton Indiana shows white Japanese cocoons worms and moths while Mrs Higgins Middleboro Mass presents cocoons in jars and colored skeins. Miss Ruby Strong of 81 explains aged silk pieces from New England. North Carolina showcases cocoons from Wake Wayne Lenoir Cumberland with D Arvie method. Edward Gasnach Raleigh presents eggs mulberries and silk work from Granville county 1843 744 pieces.
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Middleboro
Mass
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New England
Ruby Strong
Nonotuck Silk Company
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Wayne
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Edward Gasnach
Raleigh
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Granville County
N. C
Henry Clay
Farms
City property notices list multiple warded buildings and dwellings
A series of property notices describes wooden buildings and depots on Western Avenue Ward 25 including two one story flat roofed structures, a two story pitched roof dwelling on Boylston Avenue Ward 23, several other ward 23 structures, Ward 56 stable at No 2 Edward Court, Ward 21 carriage shed No 140 Cedar Street, Ward 25 mansard roof stables Hill Avenue near Mount Vernon Street, Ward 25 stable North Beacon Street, Ward 25 poultry house Upton Court near Western Avenue, and Ward 23 three two story pitched roof dwellings near Centre Street.
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Ulidden & Joy
Western Avenue
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Boylston Avenue
John Heelens
James H. Hall
Edward Court
Robert Leiber
Cedar Street
H. J. Dame
Skinner Street
James A. Hatheways
Hill Avenue
Mount Vernon Street
A. Whitney
North Beacon Street
William Manix
Upton Court
C. Kk. Lewis
Centre Street
Harvard Professors Back Boston Time Change Hearing
The joint special committee on the proposed change of Boston time, adopted by Harvard University, held a hearing at city hall Monday. Prof. Pickering and Prof. Runkle spoke in favor. no opposition was noted. The committee took the matter under advisement. The water board visited the Mystic water works Monday to inspect Farquar metre operations.
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Plan for reorganizing Danville Olney and Ohio railroad
Bondholders committee outlines a full plan to reorganize the Danville Olney and Ohio railroad, proposing foreclosure sale to bondholders, issue of 7000000 first mortgage bonds, use proceeds to pay liens and extend from Olney to Fairfield, plus subordinate bonds up to about 10 000 per mile with stepped interest. A bondholders meeting at the Parker House examined the plan and set a November 20 vote date.
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Olney
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Ware
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Rufus Coffin
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Carter
Moravian settlers and North Carolina wheat boom noted
A Post representative recounts visiting the American exposition with Mr. H. E. Fries of Salem. Fries traces Wachovia’s Moravian roots to 1751 and details Salem area farming, wheat yields, 98 pound flour sacks, and 200 percent wheat area growth. Maj. Wilson notes progress on the Western North Carolina railroad toward Tennessee, with 40 miles of timber lands slated for railway access within a year.
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Roxbury City Guard Win Providence Tool Cup General Notes
Nov 2 events include heavy gun practice by first infantry detachments at South Framingham with mortars and field guns and prizes for efficiency. Soldiers' Home Chelsea to hold annual meeting Nov 2 at noon. Cambridge City Guard plans Lyceum Hall fair Dec 4 5 6. Fifth Regiment rifle association met. protest by Company G rejected. Providence Tool Co. coup awarded to Roxbury City Guard Company D. Officers elected for Company A First Regiment Union Veteran Army led by Captain Hanscom.
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Nathan Appleton
Tilden and Hendricks Favored Democratic Ticket
Cincinnati dispatch reports Judge Holman on politics. He denies presidential candidacy but notes Tilden and Hendricks as likely next nominees if Tilden accepts. Ohio election signals a government administration change and raises Judge Hoadly’s prominence for the presidency.
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Not That Hind Boston Politician Travels West
Walter H. French of Boston plans a western and southern trip on behalf of Samuel J. Randall. The note mentions Benjamin F. Butler and the Sanborn Chevaillier dispute, suggesting Massachusetts politics must respond to any but a very unreasonable man. The piece adds Randall has no interests in the west and south, asserting New England restraint.
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