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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1884

Page

3

Dividends Declared by Several Banks and Railroad

The Machinists National Bank of Taunton declares a 44 percent dividend. Fall River Savings Bank 24 percent. Lechmere National Bank of East Cambridge 4 percent. First National Bank of Cambridge 4 percent. Arlington National Bank 3 percent. Old Lowell National Bank 3 percent. Long Island Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent.

National Bank of Taunton Fall River Savings Bank Lechmere National Bank of East Cambridge First National Bank of Cambridge Arlington National Bank Old Lowell National Bank Long Island Railroad Company

Stock board orders executed by Richardson Hill firm

Richardson Hill & Co. promptly executes orders in stocks and bonds on the Boston and New York stock boards. A private wire links New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at No. 40 Water Street office.

Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street

New York Financial Market Report April 2

New York on April 2 shows money easy at 144 2 per cent on call. Prime mercantile paper 4 per cent. Foreign exchange firm at 457 for long and 489 for short sight. Stocks weak early but then rose with Western Union and Union Pacific among leaders. near close market softened as Northwest proposed $14 million stock issue and heavier selling returned.

Boston New York Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Washington Sub-Committee On Pacific Railroads United States Sinking Fund Kansas Pacific Sioux City and Pacific Central Branch Thompson Pacific Railroads Central Pacific Railroad Company Mexican Central Wisconsin Central Common Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Southeastern Division Flint Pere Marquette Little Rock Fort Smith New England Albany Fitchburg Old Colony Rutland Messrs. R. M. Pulsifer Frank Morrison F. L. Ames Theodore Nickerson Thomas Nickerson B. P. Cheney Jacob Edwards I. T. Burr C. J. Payne G. B. Wilbur Oliver Ames L. C. Wade A. W. Nickerson A. B. Lawrie L. Z. Weller Chicago Rudolph Fish Arthur Sewall Huron Copper Mining Company J. C. Watson G. L. Smith B. I. Meservey D. L. Demmon Johnson Vivian J. L. Demmon Prime Mercantile Paper Tennessee West Shore Texas Pacific Big Sandy Pacific Mail St. Paul Louisville Nashville Canada Southern Lakeshore Western Union Northwest Lackawannah Snake Shore Wabash Janson, Douglas & Co Gould Northern Pacific Fron Vanderbilt Lake Shore Nichel Plate

Mining Stous and Colorado Coal Prices Listed

A compact list shows minerals and ore values including Colorado Coal 1600 Green Mountain 205 800 Horn Silver c00 750 Quicksilver 400 Hail Anderson 145 oe Ualon GOD saree sees 250.

Colorado Coal Green Mountain Anderson Ualon

Commodities and Market Report From Boston Exchange

Grain inspection shows wheat and corn supplies in cars with oats and barley trading. oats in No 2 white sales on first and second calls with May June prices noted. Prices for butter, cheese, oranges, and tobacco mixed with steady wheat and corn, hogs and cotton varied as receipts remain large and trade slow.

Boston Commercial Exchange The Commercial Exchange Seler New York Eastern Elgin Cees Liverpool Valencia York Spot

Market report shows quiet flour and varied grain prices

Flour prices range from $2.50 to $6.65 per barrel with western superfine at $2 50 3, common extras $3 25 3 50, winter do $6 6 50, and spring patents $6 50 6 65. New York receipts 70,873 bushels, exports 41,934, spot prices weaker, Chicago and Detroit quotes mixed. corn, oats, rye, barley trend steady to firm with regional movement and mixed shipments. butter and eggs steady amid trade volume.

Indiana Ohio Michigan Ilinois St Louis New York Chicago Wikat Detroit Whitsmer Canada Houston Vermont Nova Scotia Burbank Peerless Prolitics Eastern Beauty of Hevron Red Brooks Bermudas King Spy Northan

Market prices and receipts across multiple commodities

Corned beef and fat products quoted with varied prices and weaknesses. Hog and cattle markets in Chicago show firm demand with receipts and shipments detailed. cattle and sheep receipts, shipments, and prices listed. Albany market notes improved stock and varied weights. miscellaneous crates and goods listed for shipment to New York and international ports. Large long list of merchandise, livestock, and naval stores with regional trade notes.

Trade in Fall Goods Faces Mixed Price Shifts Across Markets

A Chicago market report details a mixed fall goods trade with manufacturers pressuring towards higher prices while others still offer old rates. Jobbers rush in, buyers delay, and shipments decline from last year, totaling 47 618 cases this week versus 51 729 previously. Regional forwards show broad movement to cities like Chicago St Louis New York and Philadelphia with varying shipment counts.

Chicago St. Louis Goannat Toledo New York City Philadelphia Louisville Pittsburg Baltimore Buffalo N. Y Minneapolis Lafayette Ind Ottumwa Bloomington Portsmouth Wheeling W. Va Quincy Montgomery Ala Mobile Alleghany York Augusta Wilmington N.C Macon Galveton Tex San Antonio Easton Scranton Binghamton Elmira Num Oiler Roy Nw Ae

London Market Notes Wheat and Corn Slowness Presses Prices

Beerbohm reports slow floating cargoes of wheat and corn, with heavy cargoes in passage. Prices for No 2 California wheat and red wheat for April May shipments rise and fall. markets in Paris and Liverpool show quiet or dull activity. Imports to the UK last week ranged widely in wheat and corn. Local Liverpool quotes list flour, winter and spring wheat prices, and assorted commodities and provisions with modest shifts.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane California Paris Liverpool United Kingdom Sanifornia

Cotton Markets April 2 Receipts and Stocks at Principal U S Markets

Net receipts at United States ports 5 770. Exports to Britain France Continent total 6 998 10 638 9. Consolidated American stock 699 954. Market tone firm with light offerings Norfolk steady at Galveston and Charleston, New Orleans strong and higher, others steady.

Mobile United States Great Britain France Norfolk Galveston Charleston New Orleans

Imports and cargo list from Boston Hull to Mediterranean ports

A detailed ledger of cargo and consignments including steamer Laterno and schooners Angolo and Matilda. Entries cover linen goods, jute and cotton, paper stock, porcelain, oils, olives, fruit, rags, hides, feathers, and miscellaneous wares. Ports include Boston and Port Medway with destinations in Liverpool and Naples. Names include Williston, Crocker, Burbank, Crowell, George Preston, DeLong, Mercer, Brown, and many firms.

Hull Eng Williston Knmght & Co Patrick Arklay Baring Gros & Co Crocker, Burbank & Co Dame Stoddard & Kendall Phil W Washburn & Moon Manus Gay & Wolf Geneva Dame & Co Graves & Sons S.A Crowell & Co Dexter Vsros George W Preston Liverpool Angola Delong & Seaman Assyria Lechorn Baldwin Bros & Co Speare, Gregory & Co Cusimano & Co Franklin Rolfe & Co Lawrence, Giles & Co Palermo AS & J Brown & Co D H Tully & Co William Worthington & Co A Cusimano & Co Phelps Bros & Co AJ Kardy & Co Port Medway Matilda Smith & Co Port Williams Townshend

Adelaide bundles and cases seized in Heye inquiry

Readable OCR lists items seized and cleared in the Adelaide case against Bark Gerd Heye with April 1 clearance noted. The inventory includes scoops shovels sugar canned goods hardware farming implements machinery carriages and many related ware items totaling numerous cases and packages across diverse categories.

Adelaide

Receipts of Stavie Products and Railroads Data

Inland transportation ledger lists Stavie Products and multiple railroads moving commodities including cotton wool flour oats corn meal butter eggs beans leather hides and potatoes. Entries show bales sacks bushels cases casks and rolls across Boston and Albany Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Headroid Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem express lines with numerous quantities recorded.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Rairoad Providence Railroad Old Colony Rairoad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Bocareca Dales

Live Stock Market Prices and Arrivals at Watertown and Brighton Yards

The report shows cattle sheep lambs calves horses and swine at market with arrivals at Watertown and Brighton yards. It lists prices by quality and type, car counts by road, and notes on demand weakness and export moves. Cattle sales at Watertown and Brighton reflect steady to firmer tones with varied weights and weights per head, plus remarks on milch cows and veal calves.

Sh'p& L Mbs EASC Swins Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Western Canada Watertown Morse Cic Eve Caegmoe Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Hastem New York Newpyre Qld Colony Providence Brighton N. B E H Kames E Farrell J McFlynn I F Stetson

City Hall Notes and Aldermen Vote Ruling Green

A special session of the board of aldermen met to accept a committee report recounting votes from the late ward 4 election, finding Thomas H. Green ejected by three votes. March disease cases: Scarlet fever 195, diphtheria 77, typhoid 39, measles 2. Committee recommends $40,000 for engine and ladder house at Boylston and Hereford and $40,000 for a new fire department repair shop at Bristol and Albany.

Board of Aldermen Thomas H. Green Board of Health Committee On Public Buildings Boylston and Hereford Streets Bristol and Albany Streets

Court Records From Boston Sessions Include Several Civil Actions

Court notes show cases before Judge Blodgett and Judge Barker, including Gerge W. Ray vs Henry G. Kittredge for 235,468 dollars loaned with six percent interest and share of profits, and Michael R. Galey vs John F. Dowd for 165.52 dollars. Also listed are Burns v Sears, Ray v Kittredge, and others, with various tort, contract, and public-statute disputes.

Blodgett Gerge W. Ray Henry G. Kittredge A. E. Pillsbury J. P. Farley Jr Michael R. Galey John F. Dowd Thomas Riley J. A. McGeough

Rail routes to City of Mexico via Missouri Pacific line

The Missouri Pacific announces a Pullman palace sleeper runs daily from St. Louis at 9:20 A M to the City of Mexico via Iron Mountain and Mexican Central, with one change. Fare El Paso to Mexico City fixed at about 5250 dollars, with four and a half days current travel and reduced time after May 1 when the sleepers are installed.

City of Mexico Missouri Pacific St. Louis Iron Mountain el Paso Texas Mexican Central Railway Mexico United States Baltimore People’s Passenger Railway Jacob Tome Tome John W. Hale Fort McHenry Druid Hill Park Panama Ehailroad Panama Railroad

wills heard by Judge Brooks in Cambridge probate

The session before Judge Brooks listed the wills presented for Charles Wait New York City William McCarty Lowell Laura P Doe Perley D Moore Peter Lane Isaac Rivers all of Cambridge Mary S Oulton Lexington Andrew Meagher Natick Mary R Hildreth Groton In the last will trust bequest 1000 to Lydia Wright executrix for specified gifts to missionary bodies and James K Taylor Of Boston Letters of administration granted for the estates of John N Bean Lowell Lucy K Foster Waltham Levi Lawrence Ashly Esther W McIntire Woburn Joseph McIntire Woburn Ma Powell Cambridge Charles Nicholson Newton Samuel Osgood Woburn Hannah Richardson Lowell Charles F Frost Natick Laura Gardner Cambridge George L Brastow Somerville Ann Dillon Bridget Gibson Mary E Hardman Lowell.

Charles Wait New York City William McCarty Lowell Laura P. Doe Perley D. Moore Peter Lane Isaac Rivers Cambridge Mary S. Oulton Lexington Andrew Meagher Natick Mary R. Hildreth Groton Lydia Wright Testator American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions Massachusetts Home Missionary Society of Boston American Missionary Association of James K. Taylor Boston John N. Bean Lucy K. Foster Waltham Levi Lawrence Ashly Esther W. McIntire Woburn Joseph McIntire Ma Powell Charles Nicholson Newton Samuel Osgood Hannah Richardson Charles F. Frost Laura Gardner George L. Brastow Somerville Ann Dillon Bridget Gibson Mary E. Hardman

Probate Court Delivers Wills and Administrations

In Norfolk County on April 2 before Judge White, wills were approved for John Riordon of Cambridge Jules Etienne Souchard formerly of Lanobre France Alice Clough of Canton and Mar Coombs of Stoughton. Letters of administration granted for Henry H. Davis of Milton Jules Etienne Lanchard of Lanobre France Francis W Hunnewell of Wellesley and John C. Pratt of Boston with bond set at 10000 to James Sullivan of Quincy.

Norfolk County Judge White John Riordon Cambridge Jules Etienne Souchard Lanobre France Alice Clough Canton Mar Coombs Stoughton Henry H. Davis Ilton Jules Etienne Lanchard Francis W. Hunnewell Wellesly John C. Pratt Boston James Sullivan Quincy

Central court sentences and bail listings in Boston region

In the central court Judge Forsaith sentences Irene Austin to six months in the house of industry. Others appeal or are held on bail: John Roberts $200, April 1. James Gabano $200, April 4. James Clark $200, April 4. John McElaney $100 fine and costs, appeal. John Osborn $300, April 4. Robert Bentley $100, April 4. J M Drinkwater $500, April 8. Margaret Delaney $1,000 for forgery and $300 for obtain ing goods under false pretences. Coleman O Donnell in South Boston court to three months in house of correction plus nine more months.

William Washburn Common Massachusetts State House General Court Commonwealth Geo. W. Park E. J. Sherman Plummer Chesley Samuel Tompson United States District Court Room S. A. B. Abbott Nathan Morse Joan N. Leonard P. T. O’reilley Supreme Court Supreme Judicial Court A. B. Abbott F. Donnelly Elizabeth O'Neil Siegfred Wolffsohn Thomas O’neil Kneeland Street Thomas O'Neil J.H. Burke C. W. Cushing Jones Stephen Dow Boston and Mystic Valley Railroad Company S. H. Phillips A.£. Gray Central Court Forsaith Irene Austin House of Industry John Roberts James Gabano James Clark John McElaney John Osborn Robert Bentley J. M. Drinkwater Margaret Delaney Superior Court South Boston Coleman O’ Donnell House of Correction

Large New York toy firm fails and Vermont creditors seek dividends

A Boston wholesale dealer Farrington H Marshall at 25 John street fails with large Vermont claims. Other insolvencies noted include John MacGuinis and Frank Tracy of Medway with 3000 dollars liabilities. Rail and farm notes cover immigration, labor, and agricultural tips from Vermont and Philadelphia.

Farrington H. Marshall John Street Boston Vermont Green Mountain Mr. Marshall F. O. Nickerson Dedham John MacGuinis Frank Tracy Medway A. P. Martin & Co John G. Phinney Stoughton George QO. Hall Holbrook John Goldsmith Washington Street Abraham Troeder William Frazer Fredonia N. Y M. Roth Mt. Pleasant Tenn Chisholm & Co Oscoda Mich M. D. Bo

Excursion party to Washington and Luray caverns departs

A Raymond and Whitcomb excursion left the city with over 250 travelers on the Norwich line for Washington and the Luray caverns. More than 100 remained behind on a waiting list. The season’s third trip will be the last in this direction. California and Pacific Northwest tours are upcoming under Whitcomb. Luther J. Holden led, aided by Barrett and Winship. Six cars traveled on the 3:39 to New London, then the City of Worcester steamer to New York for a week in Washington before returning in April.

Vick’s Magazine Journal Des Roses Western Stock Journal England Mitre Hereford Roger & Hamar Rotherwas Park Wood Charles Merritt Battle Breek Mich Philadelphia Guernsey Ohio Vermont Raymond & Whitcomb Norwich Washington Luray Caverns California Pacific Northwest Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb Luther J. Holden Messrs. Barrett Winship New London City of Worcester New York

Death rates by city for the week report

Boston 19.90 Worcester 16.92 Lowell 26.90 Fall River 28.19 Cambridge 20.45 Lawrence 19.40 Lynn 16.21 Springfield 22.44 Somerville 16.26 New Bedford 25.75 Salem 13.96 Holyoke 17.04 Chelsea 19.22 Taunton 16.04 Gloucester 14.58 Newton 22.45 Haverhill 19.90 Malden 6.81 Newburyport 0.00 Brockton 28.37 Fitchburg 11.70 total death rate 22.22 up from 20.45 and 21.83 prior weeks Signed 8 W Abbott M D Health Gither

Boston Worcester Lowell Fall River Cambridge Lawrence Lynn Springfield Somerville New Bedford Salem Holyoke Chelsea Taunton Gloucester Newton Haverhill Malden Newburyport Brockton Fitchburg W. Abbott M.D Oso Springfier Salemi Glouceste Eee Haverhill Eeee Newtor Maiden Fitenburg

Young Folks column mix of science scraps and humor

A Philadelphia Call inspired collection covers labor myths and practical calls to work, insect senses explained, moral tales about neatness and character, animal anecdotes from New York and Bridgeport, tricks for spelling Constantinople, prison diet pranks, sneezing lore, and a comic picture spider. It blends moral exhortations with light entertainment and quirky notes.

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