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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1883

Page

3

Exchange and securities markets show steady activity

The market closes with steady foreign exchange rates for the pound and franc, and Reichsmarks, while government securities and stocks display limited movement. Banking woes of Geo W Ballou & Co. eyed for settlement within days. Rail shares fluctuated, Flint and Pere Marquette earnings up, Marquette extension work begins, Atlantic and Pacific blocks steady, Mexican Central bonds mixed. Suburban and Bay State Telephone companies vote to abandon consolidation and plan capital increases.

Boston Geo. Ww. Ballou & Co Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Flint Pere Marquette Flint and Pere Marquette Railway Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Common Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquette Ishpeming Eagle Mills Mexican Central Atlantic and Pacific Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Williamson Kinsley Wisconsin Central Common Boston and Lowell Boston and Maine Boston and Albany Hastern Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Mass Suburban Telephone Company Ingham Providence New England Wis Bay State Telephone Company American Bell Company F. L. Boyd

Mining Stocks and Commodities Summary

The notice lists various mining stocks and commodity prices including coal and metals such as iron and silver. Entry details are fragmented with garbled names and figures, showing fluctuating quotes and unclear issuer identifiers. The legible items include general references to coal prices and some metal listings, but exact values and company names are largely unreadable.

Trade and Its Outlook on Grain and Market Receipts

Trade and its outlook are reported with receipts of grain at the Commercial exchange covering corn, wheat, oats, rye, shorts, middling, oatmeal, cornmeal, barley and cottonseed meal. Call board quotes, export sales, steamer and mixed exports, and elevator stocks are listed. Prices include No 2 white oats 44gc bid to 40c seller, corn No 2 mixed 68c bid to 66 1/4c seller, and various October November bids. Weekly elevator stocks and car inspections detail corn and oats volumes, flour receipts, cheese and butter prices across markets in Utica, Elgin, Albany and Boston, with foreign exports for butter and cheese. Chicago grain quotes, futures prices for September through November, stockyard receipts for hogs, and petroleum certificates complete the market snapshot. A Peach train is noted for arrival tomorrow with nine cars.

Commercial Exchange Knowles & Coon Proctor Bros Liverpool Utica Elgin Albans New York Mercantile Exchange New York Boston Chicago Chicago Park Union ST. Louis Ness Toledo Cincinnati Detroit

Market Report on Breadstuffs Flour and Grain Prices

The market opened dull as buyers paused at present prices. Western superfine and Minnesota bakers ranged in price with various grades, corn meal demand fair, oats steady, corn and grain prices fluctuated with lower quotations, butter and eggs showed strength in fresh stock, cheese firm, general farm produce noted with regional price distinctions.

Minnesota St Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Illinois

Trade cargo totals on ships and schooners at ports

In Liverpool the steamer Batavia cleared on September 7 with cargo including 928 boxes bacon 45 bales cotton goods 10 cases cotton goods 250 barrels rums 390 barrels lubricating oil 8 367 bushels corn cases bobbins 1 case suspenders 20 rolls leather 76 bales leather 11 255 pounds cheese 2 cases printing sheets 1 case artificial leather 2 cages eyelets 10 cases steel shanks 7 000 pieces staves 500 bales shocks 1 case hardware 1 dozen wood ornaments 1 dozen electrotypes 1 dozen egret cards 12 cases ink 4 cases shoe machinery 6 600 butter 40 boxes 1 barrel extracts 94 pounds 2 cases leather 1 box machinery 21 cases preserves 91 bales hair 2 998 dry hides 100 barrels blacking 900 bags copper ore 1 trunk clothing 2 cases mineral water 6 cases organs 125 tierces beef 723 sacks oil cake 4 359 sacks flotr 2 475 sacks rented ore 150 barrels pork 100 barrels starch 68 barrels near afoot 0. In St John New Brunswick schooner Aurora Borealis loaded 625 barrels cornmeal 50 barrels flour 20 carboys acid 16 barrels facings 2 anchors 2 cables. In Canning Nova Scotia schooner Canning Packet 225 barrels cornmeal 215 barrels flour 60 half barrels flour 60 barrels refined oil.

Liverpool Eng Batavia ST John Canning

Livestock Prices and Carload Totals From New England Markets

Cattle and swine prices across states listed with calves hogs lambs and cattle by weight and quality. Figures show carload totals for rail lines Boston and Albany New York and New England and Boston Providence markets with store cattle prices and hides tallow and pelts included as market detail.

Vermont Massachusetts New York Lowell Boston Maine Albany Fitchourg New England Providence Munich N. B Boston and Albany Brighton

Markets by Telegraph Cotton Prices and Receipts Across Ports

Cotton markets show varied receipts and prices across Galveston Baltimore Louisville and New York, with reported net receipts, gross receipts, and market tones noted as firm or steady. Other commodities like flour, wheat, corn, oats, and pork are detailed with prices, receipts, and shipments across Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo and Philadelphia, reflecting a broad day of trading activity.

Galveston Bock Accesau Lncinn C. Baltimore Augusta Low Middlin Ste. Wil Ocesese Louisville Memphis Philadelphia Neeho

London and Liverpool Weather and Market Report, Sept 11

Shipping and market notes from London and Liverpool detail firsts and seconds in Atlantic and Great Western lines, wheat and corn prices, and cargo movements. Reports indicate firmer wheat prices, steady to firm market in Liverpool, and Upland cotton trading with 10,000 sales and 1,500 export. Weather in England is fine with notable wheat receipt totals of 215,000 centals, including 146,000 American, and wood sales at 11.6 bales with unchanged prices.

London Beerbohm Merchants Exchange Liverpool Sae Heer Wong California England Uplands Orleans Goend Earch Portois New Zealand Pires

Iron and steel price quotes from Philadelphia market today

Special Despatch reports Philadelphia iron and steel prices for various grades and forms. Standard No 1 foundry at 22 23, No 2 at 20, gray forge 19, Bessemer 21 21 50, muck bars 33 50, charcoal blooms 58, anthracite blooms 47, refined iron 215 220, nails 2 10, ship plate 2 40, shell iron 3c, flange 4c, angle iron 240, beams 350, steel rails 33, old rails 22 24, doubleheads 26, cargo scrap 23, with buyers avoiding long delivery and manufacturers seeking stronger demand.

Philadelphia No. 2 Gray Forge Bessemer Spieggleisen

Eccentric Shoemaker Lee Sues for Damages

The Cincinnati Enquirer labeled an eccentric shoemaker Lee a dude as he seeks no less than $56,000 in damages. An Erie Pennsylvania court ruled against the newspaper in a similar case, prompting caution at Harpers Weekly and Puck as pending suits hang over caricatures.

Cincinnati Enquirer Lee Erie Pennsylvania Harpers’ Weekly Puck

Merriwether man’s pond chaos claims bullfrog bite

Henry Harris of Merriwether Georgia boasted of keeping bullfrogs that swallow poultry. Neighbors doubted him until a week ago when a loud disturbance came from his pond involving his ducks.

Henry Harris Merriwether

Men Held On Bond For Customs Seals Breakage

Before Judge Nelson and Commissioner Hallett, Patrick Flannigan Frank Tatro and Henry N Brown of North Adams were each held in 500 bond for grand jury investigation on charges of breaking the customs seals on bonded ears.

Hallett Patrick Flannigan Frank Tatro Henry N. Brown North Adams

Supreme Judicial Court opens September term with jurors excused

The September term began before Judge W Allen with a prayer from Rev Mr Withrow. Jurors were empaneled and the cases called but none ready for trial, excused until tomorrow when some cases will be ready. The record covers mortgage redemption claims and several probate appeals with decisions and possible amendments.

Railroad suit over forged Pratt stock transfer

Boston and Albany Railroad Company sues Spencer W Richardson and others to recover value of shares and dividends paid to Elizabeth W Pratt after a clerk forged her power of attorney. Court finds for the plaintiff, awarding recovery of funds paid to replace five Pratt shares plus dividends and costs including counsel fees in challenging the signature’s genuineness.

Boston and Albany Railroad Company Spencer W. Richardson Elizabeth W. Pratt

Local court rounds up mixed verdicts in front of Judge Bacon

William Mosley found not guilty of larceny of a watch while John Carroll pled guilty to assault with a wife and received one year in the house of correction. James Stapleton sentenced to six months for larceny of a hand bag. Honora Lennon found not guilty of drunkenness and assault. Michael Smith George Doherty and Henry Alien stand trial for robbery. John Malone pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was placed on probation. Walter Evans pleaded guilty to larceny and was sentenced to five years in state prison. James Tighe pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs.

Bacon William Mosley John Carroll House of Correction James Stapleton Honora Lennon Michael Smith George Doherty Henry Alien John

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound Reaches Global Reach

Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts ships millions of packages of her celebrated Compound to distant lands. The mailings span worldwide, extending to the remotest corners of modern civilization.

Lydia E. Pinkham Cack Lynn Mass

Southern Pacific's 1882 report shows gain, debt, and land sales

The 1882 Southern Pacific annual report lists mileage at 860 after Mojane division, net earnings of 2,468,173, fixed charges of 2,308,804, and a year end surplus of 1,257,832. Land sales reached 105,588 acres for 494,933 with 452,783.03 cash collections. Bonds redeemed 595,000 at a cost of 603,214. The road’s assets total 75,598,280 with funded debt 30,688,000 and Central Pacific obligations multi‑million. The northern division is operated by the company while the southern division is leased to Central Pacific. The Monterey road is nominally leased but owned. The Santa Cruz line, 21 miles, is controlled but not in the report. The hover of funds and ongoing litigation keep suspense on Central Pacific charges.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper West Shore Buffalo Texas and Pacific Rio Grande Division Wabash General Mortgage Columbus Hocking Spier Toledo Denver & Rio Grande Western Albany Susquehannan East Tennessee Peoria Decatur & Evansville Louisville Nashville Oregon Transcontinental Northern Pacific Western Union Oregon Transcontinental Louisville and Nashville Southwesterns Vanderbilts Michigan Central Canada Southern New York Central Lake Shore Northwestern St. Paul Lackawanna Denver Louisville and New Jersey Central Omaha Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Vanderbilt Paris Dubuque Sioux City Minneapolis St. Louis Stock Exchange St. Lo Canaan Southern Central Pacific Gaius Gal On Uo Soo Han Kansas & Texas Louisville & N Oric Manhattan Kle Missouri Pacific Meny & CO Northwin CO Ohio & Mississppa Ontario & West Ohio Dec. & E Phila Milwaukee &St.p P& We Mykas Pacific M.L.& Pa el Oregon Trans No Pacific Coos Roch. & Pitts Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Railroad Company Central Pacific Company Monterey Santa Cruz Ohie Central Stockholders River Division Coumbus and Hocking Valley Railroad Company Columbus and Hockings Valley Cueeee, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Kenesaw, Neb Burlington and Missouri River Burlington de Witt Neb Connecticut Railroad Hartford and Harlem New Britain New Haven Ohio and Mississippi Road New York, West Shore and Buffalo

Notable New Hampshire Legal Figure Amasa Edes Dies in Newport

Amasa Edes of Newport dies at 78 after a long legal career begun in Keene and Belfast. A Dartmouth graduate, he taught at New Ipswich academy and mentored future leaders including E. L. Cushings and Franklin Pierce. He served Newport in the legislature and helped found the Newport Savings Bank while guiding education and temperance efforts. His son Samuel H. Edes survives.

Newport N. H Antrim Peterborough Dartmouth Wilson & Porter Belfast James Wilson Keene Sullivan County New Ipswich Academy New Ipswich E. L. Cushing New Hampshire Franklin Pierce United States Newport Savings Bank Samuel H. Edes

Nomination of Teachers and School Orders

Nomination slate for various assistant positions across multiple Boston area schools with temporary and probationary statuses, resignations listed, non resident pupil deposit proposal, textbook recommendations, and several school accommodation orders. Includes names of teachers, schools, and positions plus committee referrals and Latin teaching proposal.

May A. Jenkins Charlotte N. Lathrop Andrew School Augustus . Kelley Chapman School Anna M. Firies Dorchester Everett Lena J. Crosby Lawrence School Cora 8. Locke Lincoln School Mary L. Hunt Mather School Charlotte H. Johnson Minot School Hannah L. McGlinchey Norcross School English High School Katharine H.shute Girls’ High School Lily B. Atherton Bennett School Margaret I. Scolians Jennie L. Woodbury Almira I. Wilson Florence E. Leadheater Charles Sumner Ida B. Nate Harvard School Mary E. Mailman Prescott School Gertrude Ll. Howard Stoughton School Maria A. Shields Abby Leach Girls’ Latin School Albert Hale Samuel Thurber Marie C. Ladrey High Emma F. Chesley Grace E. Shaw Mary A. Shaw Coral Bates Anie M. Craft Dearborn Marion B. Sherburne Harris School Edith W. Howe Jennie E. Howard Harvard George T. Wiggin Lowell School Mary W. Smith Prescott Julia B. Worsley Stoughton Hobbs Messrs Moran Gallagher Rust Committee On Accounts

Painting critique on Princess Louise works in Boston exhibit

The Boston Pilot notes initial praise for Princess Louise oil painting and watercolors in the Boston exhibition but retracts the compliment after the Boston Herald disagrees. The piece frames the change as a move to harmony.

The Boston Pilot Boston Boston Herald

The Remarkable Tale of Affection Told By a Conductor

A Little Rock railroad tale recalls a deer that befriended a train crew. The animal supposedly lit a lantern on its horns and even waved a red flag to warn of a fallen tree before an immigrant shot it. The deer died and is buried near the immigrant, with the engine lingering over the tragedy.

The Little Rock Gazette Arkansas Little Rock

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