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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1884

Page

3

Unfavorable Boston Bank Statement and Market Pulse

The Boston financial page reports an unfavorable bank reserves outlook with a $253,900 shortfall and a reserve drop to $1,538,943. It notes varied money market rates from 3 to 7 percent, with firm balances and New York discounts around par. The stock market remains dull with lower prices, while Little Rock and Fort Smith earnings for March reach $45,800, and railroad stocks fluctuate amid sector-wide shifts.

Little Hock Fort Smith Mercantile New York Boston Associated Banks of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Topeka Kan Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Little Rock and Little Rock, Mississippi River Texas Lowell Eastern Albany Fitchburg New England Stz New Mexico Southern Pacific Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company Atlantic National Bank Tamarack Mining Company Calumet Hecla Lode Leading Lake Copper

New York Market Delivers Mixed Trading on Bonds and Stocks

Shares rallied after early declines as investors bid up Union Pacific and Pacific Mail, amid speculation on Gould selling and a new 10 percent stock issue by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Prices closed firm with notable activity in western rail, lake shore, and Western Union, while bonds showed weakness in West Shore and Central Pacific.

New York Tennessee West Shore Union Pacific Pacific Mail St. Paul Northwest Lake Shore Western Union St. Pauli Lawson, Douglas & Co Chicago, Birlington and Quincy Grand Island Gould Central Pacific Union Vacillc Canada South Chi St. Louis Del L. & West Delaware & Lind Denver & Riog Han St. Jo Kansas Texas Louisville & Nash Lake Erie Michigan Central Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis & C Northwestern New Jersey Northern Pacific Ohio & Mississpp Ontario Renee Ts Lo’st Roy

Flour and Wheat Market Snapshot in Midwest and New York

Market activity shows dull flour demand with varied prices across grades and regions. New York receipts and exports steady, wheat futures firmer with brisk speculative interest. Chicago and Milwaukee stock movement solid amid muted price shifts. oats and meal markets steady to firm in limited demand.

Ecod Co Indiana Ohio Michigan Illinois St. Louie New York Minnesota City Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Clower Iolego

London and Liverpool Grain and Provisions Markets Report

London markets show slow movement for wheat and corn with declines in Merk Jane prices and mixed rates across No 2 spring and red wheats. Paris and Liver­pool follow with steady to soft wheat and flour, soy pr Prime cereals, and provisions like pork and bacon listed for tracking.

Commercial London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Merk Jane Paris Liverpool California Lordos

Cotton Markets April 7 Receipts, sales and stocks by market

The April 7 Cotton Markets report lists receipts net and gross, coastwise movements, shipments and stocks across major U S markets for April 6, with mid upland prices. It notes totals at ports including Philadelphia Boston Charleston New Orleans and others, and cites a generally quiet to firm tone across hubs such as Augusta Norfolk Memphis Savannah Louisville and Cincinnati. It also reports net receipts at United States ports 6 400 and exports to Britain 3 744 and to the Continent 4 516, with a reduction in American stock of 17 802.

Philadelphia New York Lord Tierces Western Steam Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati United States Bart Lily Lo Tiley St L's Great Britain Augusta Norfolk New Orleans Louisvile Memphis Savannah Baltimore Charleston Galveston St. Louis House Finance Committee Committee On Water Supply The Revere Water Company Burnham Winthrop Committee On Boston Water Board Simmons Blake J. W. Mahan Bailey Water Board Major Mahan Herald Continental Meter Company Col. Farrell Continental Company Brackett W. F. Davis Boston Coleman Providence

Extensive Imports at Boston and Coastal Ports

A long list details imports at Boston and Savannah with steamer cargoes including pig iron, sheet tin, brass fittings, earth ware, glass, cottons, oils, and spirits. Numerous firms such as Baring Bros Co, Thayer Lincoln, Beach & Co, and Lovell & Co appear among consignors and agents. The tally covers goods from sugar, molasses, dry goods, and hardware to animal products and paper stock, reflecting broad mid 19th century trade activity.

Liverpool Eng JB Moors & Co Baring Bros & Co Morton, Bliss & Co Thayer & Lincoln Gay & Wolf Richard Schwarz Stone & Downes Sumac Extract Beach & Co M Cummings Filotsen & Power Briggs Howard Snelling & Co Hooper Wellington & Co Pierce & Robertson Sherburne Linder & Meyer John P. Lovell & Co Pierce, Hardy & Co Howard, Bullough & Riley Baringros & Co Dupee French & Co JD & M Williams Savannah Macon Moise Billings & Eaton Barker & Co Bishop Cook & Co Simes Davis & Son Davis & Son— 1 Crate Pictures Esterbrook & Eliaton Farnum & Co Hatch Indian Orchard Mills Charles Storrow Il Keith Edward Kakas Amos Reyes & Co W Lewis Leonard George & Newhall Hall & Co Wolff Bros Manusco Bates Richardson & Dennie Royce & Co Rogers & Co Robertson Sherman & Co Wade Harborville LE Forrest Meteghan N S Amy D Matilda Buck Cardenas Gwalia Nash, Spaulding & Co Ctenfuegos Craigendorar KB Atkins & Co

Receipts of Staple Products April 7 Across Rail Lines

Inventory across multiple railroads includes Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern and Maine lines with large lots of cotton wool flour corn oats malt millseed cotton seed meal bacon sugar butter oleomargarine eggs beans potatoes leather hides and pelts. Distinct consignments list bales of cotton wool and hides by railroad and assorted foods with hundreds of barrels and cases indicating extensive distribution activity.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad O:d Colony Railroad New York and New Regland Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem KY Sea Taliow Acinnicn

Annual Colorado Coal and Iron report shows 17 percent output rise

New York despatch April 7 reports Colorado Coal and Iron Co annual 1883 results with coal output at 599177 tons up 17 percent from 1882, coke 126170 tons up 40 percent, steel ingots and rails produced, nail works and spike mill yields, pig iron 24718 net tons, and total gross earnings 4153262. Net earnings 344424 with interest and surplus details, and notes on royalties and construction spend. Atlantic mining shows 1883 copper production 3857253 pounds yielding 2682197 refined copper with net income 50708.36 after costs and interest.

New York Colorado Coal and Iron Company Colorado Springs Denver Hot Springs Calumet Denver and Rio Grande Western Road The Atlantic Mining Company

Paintings at Auction At Horticultural Hall

A rare sale displays about 80 fine pictures in a mixed collection at Horticultural Hall. The catalog includes 300 numbers from foreign and American artists, all neatly framed. Prospective buyers are advised to inspect closely as the auction by Lewis J. Bird & Co. opens tomorrow at half past.

Horticultural Hall Lewis J. Bird & Co Beautner New York

Boston Weddings Reported in April Clergy Ceremonies

At Boston and surrounding towns dates in April. marriages of Bills to Elizabeth Zeigler, Brownell to Rose Farley of New Haven, Rockwell to Sarah McKean of Springfield, and Walker to Georgetta Tucker of Fitchburg performed by Rev. R G Seymour and Rev. W T Perrin and Rev S L Blake.

Bills Zeigler Boston R. G. Seymour D. D James C. M. Bills Elizabeth C. Zeigler Brownell—Farley R.G. Seymour James 3. Brownell Rose J. Farley New Haven Conn Sarah L. McKean Springfield Walker—Tucker Fitchburg S. L. Blake Charlces S. Walker Georgetta M Richard Tucker

Mexican Central stockholders meet in Boston with favorable report

At Boston, Mexican Central stockholders convened with President Nickerson presiding. The annual report shows 296 km of southern division track and 600 km on the Chihuahua division laid, with Pacific division delayed by illness. Earnings for 1883 totaled over 3.58 million, subsidies received exceeded 2.8 million, and 24.5 million in capital stock remains outstanding. Directors elected include Nickerson, Paine, Sewall, Sawyer, Wilbur, and others.

Boston Nickerson Chihuahua Tampico Tamesi Whorf Pacific Division San Blas Payne Mexico Southern Division Northern Division United States Lsst Government of Ice David Ferguson Thomas Nickerson William Rotch Charles J. Paine Arthur Sewall Bath Jacob Edwards Albert W. Nickerson George 3. Wilbur Levi C. Wade Andrew Bh. Lawrie Benj. F. Cheney Isaac T. Burr Levi C. Leiter Chicago Robert Rh. Symon London Eng Oliver Ames Daniel B. Robinson Sebastian Camacho Warren Sawyer Messrs Sewell Sawyer Edwards Wilbur Frank Morrison R. M. Pulsifer Theodore Nickerson Rudolph Fink Ramon Guzman India Ferguson J. M. Keith Panama Railroad New York Panama Railroad Company J.C. McCullough R. W. Thompson Jesse Seligman D. O. Mills Joseph Ogden Thomas Madden E. F. Winslow E. P. Fabri J. W Ellis Theo. J. de Sabla C. G. Francklyn William Dinsmore George Carr

Court salvage action in U S district court

In April in the U S District Court at Philadelphia and Reading railroad co vs schooner E H Werner the salvage suit over the steamer Allentown towing the distressed schooner off Cross Rip lights near Handker chiefs is argued before Judge Nelson. Decision reserved. KR Stone for libellants Join Dodge & Son for claimants.

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company E. H. Werner Libellants Allentown Boston KR. Stone Dodge & Son

Superior Court First Session April 1889

In the first session before Judge Blodgety the case Burns vs Sears resumes a tort trial over assault and slander accusing the plaintiff of larceny of 66 tickets to Point of Pines grounds with ticket conversion claimed. Closing arguments concluded. counsel for plaintiff are Kenny and Butterworth. for defendant Morse and Allen. Other docket items in order include several cases: Chelsea Bx98 Jacob v Simmer L.C 2868 Travers v Proprietors 2610 Clark v Eastern R R Boston Pier Co 2908 Tuttie v Bingham 2880 Freeman v Colburn 2916 Aldens v Thurber 2896 Lamont v Flanders.

Thomas Ek Burns W. T. Sears Point of Pines J. F. P. Kenny A. F. Butterworth Nathan Morse Hi. @. Allen Noe Satuia Chelsea B Jacoba Simmer L.C Travers Proprietors Clark Eastern R. R Boston Pier. Co Tuttie Bingham Freeman Colburn Aldens Thurber Lamont Flanders

Superior Court April Session Sentences Imposed

April term opened before Judge Gardner. McKendry guilty of assault on a police officer and given two months in the house of industry. Annie Wallace and Frances Parker each six months for idle or nightwalking respectively. Mary A. Sweeney one year in the house of industry for drunkenness. Edward Kelley held for trial on malicious injury and larceny. Grand jury to report Saturday. Charles Street jail counts: 179 prisoners, with 112 held for trial, 27 for fines, 21 for sentences, 10 for examination, 8 witnesses, 1 judgment debtor.

Gardner James T. McKendry Richard H House of Industry Annie Wallace Frances Parker Mary A. Sweeney Edward Kelley Charles Street

Probate Court Suffolk County Probate List April 7

Before Judge McKim, Suffolk County Probate Court admitted wills of Owen McEnany David M Baker Caroline N Heath Alanson Bigelow Stephen Madden Lowell W Chamberlin Martin Madden Samuel F Murray Nancy Low Theodore T Barker Maria P Vinton Joseph Leonard Adeline Lever Edward Potter Charles C Noyes Augustus Lang Helen H Morrill Phillip Goldman Letters of administration issued for Ellen Doherty Gitano Javeese Elizabeth J Tuck Susan A Holden Mary L Wordsworth Annie B Blake Lucius J Batcheller Thomas Allen Mary A Casey Eliza D Melvin Henry Y Timmins

Owen McEnany David M. Baker Caroline N. Heath Alanson Bigelow Stephen Madden Lowell W. Chamberlin Martin Madden Samuel F. Murray Nancy Low Theodore T. Barker Maria P. Vinton Joseph Leonard Adeline Lever Edward Potter Charles C. Noyes Augustus Lang Helen H. Morrill Phillip Goldman Ellen Doherty Gitano Javeese Elizabeth J. Tuck Susan A. Holden Mary L. Wordsworth Annie B. Blake Lucius J. Batcheller Thomas Allen Mary A. Casey Eliza D. Melvin Henry Y. Timmins

Municipal Courts April 7 Quietly Handles Array of Offenders

In central court Judge Churchill presided over a slate of cases including Patrick P. Doherty held for assault in $100 bond, Mary Williams in $200 with April 11 appearance, James Keating $200 for assault, and others: larceny fines, drunkenness sentences, and probation terms. In South Boston court Joseph Williams fined $10, George O’Brien appeal with bond, and Dorchester docket includes John P. Murphy fined $10 for city ordinance violation.

Central Court Churchill Patrick P. Doherty Mary E. Williams James Keating James Driscoll Francis Cavanaugh Thomas McCormick Mary McKenna Mary McCabe Mary Crowley Mary Kane House of Industry South Boston Joseph Williams George O’brien George Nagle Michael F. Coleman Dorchester John P. Murphy Charles Conkling

Treasurer’s Bond Woes Echoed In Rural Indiana Tale

A Wall Street News item recounts a county treasurer in Indiana visiting an honest farmer with bond for 10 000 dollars. The official admits a 14 000 dollar shortfall, jokes about Wall Street, and proposes his son Bill retrieve the missing money by guiding him to Wall Street.

Wall Street News Indiana Thomas Wall Street Bill

Senate votes and bills pace in heated session

In the senate on Monday the rule was suspended to admit Parker C Chandler and others for an act to enable Sigma Phi at Williams College to hold real and personal estate. A poultry sale bill passed to a third reading by 12 to 9. biennial elections resolve engrossed by 15 to 7. A committee report doubts funding a Gay Head Chilmark resolve under the constitution and suggests Supreme Court opinion.

Senate Parker C. Chandler Sigma Phi Society Williams College Gay Head Chilmark Supreme Court Woburn Salem Committee On Samuel A. Dean Board of Health Blackstone Worcester

The Barber Influence on City Power

Morning Journal notes that cities with thousands of barbers wield unseen control over public opinion. It argues barbers form a powerful, quiet army shaping voters through daily conversations and grooming, suggesting politicians must win barber support to rule cities.

Morning Journal New York Brooklyn

Insolvency notices and estate filings in Boston 1884

Massachusetts reports insolvency and probate actions in Suffolk County. Warrant issued against Gorham Train of Boston. creditor meetings set for May 2, 1884. Administrators and executors appointed for Otis H Pierce, Jonas G Shillaber, and William A Batchelder estates. Creditors urged to prove claims and debtors to pay debts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston Suffolk Gorham Oz Roston Court Square Wah. D. Martin Otis H. Pierce Joseph H. Cotton Jonas G. Shillaber Caroline M. Shillaber William G. Shillaber Charles P. Shillaber Bees Tee William A. Batchelder Mary A. Batchelder Jas. F. Farley Thomas G. Lombard Eliza J. Lombard John J. McNutt Amiens

St Paul Building Boom Opens With Major Projects

The Minneapolis Tribune notes early construction in St Paul as Dennis Ryan begins a $1,000,000 hotel at Robert and Sixth. Horace Thompson starts a $100,000 three story brick row of 15 stores on Broadway near Lighth. Twelve permits issued, including the $12,000 Nic Hardy block at Oak and Third. F Knauft advances a $50,000 three story brick store at Seventh and Pine.

Minneapolis Tribune St. Paul Dennis Ryan Robert Sixth Streets Horace Thompson Broadway Lighth Ninth Street Nic Hardy Oak and Third Streets F.knauft Knauft & Co., Hardware Pine Streets

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