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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1884

Page

3

Money market and stock market report from Boston and New York

The piece details mercantile and bank lending rates, note broker activity, and New York funds. It covers exchange rates, bond and stock activity, notable price moves in railroads and utilities, and the sharp decline in Union Pacific plus market deterioration rumors. It notes a forthcoming Old Colony stockholders meeting and ongoing copper mine drilling progress.

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Mill and railroad dividends declared in Fall River region

The Osborn mill at Fall River declares a 2 percent dividend. Nashua and Lowell railroad company sets a 34 percent dividend. Manchester and Lawrence railroad reports a 5 percent dividend. The Boott Cotton Mill company declares a dividend of 30 dollars per share.

Osborn Mill Fall River Nashua and Lowell Railroad Corporation Manchester and Lawrence Railroad The Boott Cotton Mill Company

Market closes heavy as stocks waver amid Gould moves

New York reports a volatile session with early declines recovering then fading. Strong gains in Lake Shore Jersey Central and Reading contrast with Western Union Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific slumping amid rate-war rumors and heavy selling. Trading volume neared 584,500 shares as dealers warned of broader weakness ahead.

Boston Mexican Central Shorts Atchison Union Pacific Eastern New York Vanderbilt Gould Jersey Central Reading Western Union Prime Mercantile Tennessee Denver Lakeshore Bears Lake Shore St. Paul Northwest Lackawanna Central Pacific Jersey Lawson, Douglas & Co Twenty-third Street Party Canada South Chi St. Louis Del West Delaware Rio Kansas Texas Louisville Northern Pacific Ohio Missisppi Ontario Onio Central E. Pacific Pfall Peoria Dec K. Phila PAU St. P Omaha Texas Pacific Bales Wabash Pacific No Pacific Oregon Tran Og0s PaCresos Wabash Pac Omaha Pref Oh Sura Q Ilinois Cental Ieee Boo Pam Ptl Coe Ny Iss

Montreal and European markets show shake in butter and grain

Prices for maple sugar and syrup hold steady while butter in England sinks, hurting Canadian and US shippers. Oats, corn, and wheat fluctuate in London and Liverpool markets. beet sugar and cane sugar prices sag due to European overproduction. Domestic notes report cattle, cheese and butter prices in New York, Boston, and Utica, with Chicago grain activity and freight receipts.

Montreal Brockville England United States Liverpool Montreal Gazette London Europe Prague Saxony Boston Commercial Exchange New York Manchester Elgin St. Albans Utica N. Y Boston Produce Exchange Country Boards of Trade New York Mercantile Exchange Eastern Creamery Western Eastern Canada Southern Isa May Park Chicago Maynard Union M. Trask Boston E Morrison & Co

Lumber and diverse goods move through Pictou and Halifax trades

The document lists quantities of tools, hardware, lumber, flour and other commodities in shipments from Pictou Nova Scotia to Charlottetown Prince Edward Island and from Hull England via New York to Metegowan and Annapolis Nova Scotia, including crates of kerosene oil, lard, coal, glassware, hardware, dried apples and fish, with numerous case counts and box totals for each item.

Pictou Charlottetown Pei Sir Carroll Hull Eng New York Rialto Metegoan Annapolis Portland

Imports at Boston BARACOA and HAVANA cargoes

The report lists cargo imports with ships and traders: Schooner Lida Fowler carried 15,200 cocoanuts and 2454 bunches bananas for W W & C R Noyes at Baracoa. Schooner Melissa Trask carried 6524 boxes onions and 50 de tomatoes for C E Morrison at Breamuda. Steamer Saratoga at New York carried 9000 cigars for J D & M Williams in Boston.

Baracoa Lida Fowler W & C R Noyes Breamuda Melissa Trask E Morrison Havana Saratoga New York D & M Williams Boston

Receipts of Staple Products April 29 Report

Detailed ledgers show cargo and quantities for multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem express routes and ships. Items list cotton wool flour oats corn beans lumber leather hides skins butter eggs tea sugar and other staples with exact bales barrels sacks and car counts.

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

Total Receipts of Staple Products April 29 Port Table

Totals show April 29 receipts for principal staples at the port, including cotton sugar wool flour butter cornmeal oil oats eggs wheat potatoes and more, with comparisons to 1883 figures and notes on flour sacks. Data includes transit and shipments from all points, highlighting large volumes in flour, oats, and pork, with several line items carrying over from prior years.

Cotton Markets April 39 Receipts and Prices at U S Markets

Market table reports receipts net and gross sales coastwise movement shipments and stocks at principal U S cotton markets with April 29 prices for uplands middling. Includes details on receipts and sales across regions.

United States Muiddlings Uplands

Watertown Union Live Stock Report April 29

Report from the Boston Post by George J. Fox details live stock totals at Watertown Union Market for cattle sheep lambs and swine with comparisons to the prior year. It lists stock origin by state and road car counts from lines including Boston and Maine and Fitchburg along with price ranges for beef store cattle sheep and calves and notes on hides and skins.

Vermont Massachusetts New York Canada Esco Boston Lowell Maine Albany Fitchburg Hastern New England Providence Old Colony N. B Boston and Albany Railroad Brighton

London Wheat and Market Reports from April 29

A G W firsts 3914 and other line data shown for a range of rail and ship cargoes. Daily notes from Beerbohm to merchants exchange report quieter cargoes for wheat and firmer corn. Liverpool prices indicate quiet to fair demand. London and Liverpool figures for flour, winter and spring wheat, and provisions are listed with a variety of hundredweight and shilling values.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool Newcom

Boston Health Inspectors Survey Tenement Houses

The board of health inspectors began the annual special inspection of residences and finished the tenement house survey begun last fall, with six thousand houses checked and most found unsatisfactory. The city faces a tax levy near 12 million dollars for state, county, and city purposes, a rare peak since 1874. May 1 valuation stood at 682,432,671, down 116,322,379, with little expected change in 1884. Alderman Whitten, chair of the board of aldermen, is away in Minneapolis for a few weeks.

Board of Health L. Foster Morse Geramin Cushing B. F. Davenport Boston Charlestown Brighton West Roxbury Alderman Whitten Board of Aldermen Minneapolis

Boston Marriage Notices From April Events

Boston area couples announced marriages in April. Brewster to Hertel, Brendige to Ry der, Higgins to Masterson, Head to Magill, King to Wilson, Rehill to Butler, and Tompkins to Griswold. Names include Brewster, Hertel, Brendige, Ry der, Higgins, Masterson, Head, Magill, Davis Head, Charles J Sips, Williams King, Adah Wilson, Rehill, Butler, Tompkins, Griswold, and Toledo, Ohio connections.

Brewster—Hertel Boston P W Sprague Charles B Brewster Plymouth Emma T Hertel Brendige—Ryder N B Jones William H Brendige Lilla M Ryder Weilfleet Higgins—Masterson John Wright William F Higgins Ellen J Masterson Trinity Church Newport George J Magill Eleanor Charles Davis H Alien Wright New York Charles J, Sips DD Pettsvile Ing—Wilson Cambridge WC Richmond William L King Adah Wilson Rehill—Butler J E Keyes Charies J Rehill Mary K Butler Tompkins—Griswold M J Savage Eugene Tompkins Gertrude HS Griswoll Toledo

U S Circuit Court April 29 Opinions on Maritime and Patents

April 29 opinions issued by Judge Lowell in U S Circuit Court cover several cases. Buckley vs city of Boston affirms dismissal in a maritime libel suit against a public vessel. United States vs Union Pacific discusses costs after a judgment on earnings. Cogswell vs Crane and Rogers vs Hercules involve collision damages with mixed fault findings. Patent cases include Union Metallic Cartridge, Plympton, Fifield, Buttrick, Starrell, Hammiersching, and a paper packing patent injunctive violation with corporate formation details.

U. 8S. Circuit Court Lowell Protector United States Union Pacific Railroad Company Court of Claims Lucy R. Cogswell Stegsmer Wm. Crane J.C. Dodge R. Stone C. P. Rogers Hercules Union Metallic Cartridge Company United States Metallic Cartridge Company James A. Plympton Samuel Watson Charless Fifield David Whittemore Lyman A. Buttrick Millers Falls Company Leroy

Supreme Judicial Court rent suit and Prang Educational case

The Supreme Judicial Court session on April 29 before Judge Field includes Bridget Hastings et al. v Arthur B Lovgejoy with a verdict for the plaintiff of 22867 dollars and 15 cents for rent on Tremont Street premises in Boston. In a separate matter before Judge Colburn, Geo A Smith sues Prang Educational Co. alleging mismanagement and a conspiracy among Prang Clark and Ames over stock, salaries, and control, seeking injunctions, mandamus, a receiver, damages, and general relief. demurrer overruled, case taken under advisement.

Bridget . Hastings Et al Arthur B. Lovgejoy Tremont Street Boston A. KE. Pillsbury George E. Torry I. F. Nutter Chambers Geo. A. Smith Prang Educational Company Prang Clark Ames Wm. Gaston Ands J. Elder Plaintiff R. Stone Company and Clark and Ames W. Hutchins

Huse vs Mars ton et al tenancy ejectment trial

Before Judge Blodgett No 3282 James M Huse sues Susan B Marston et al claiming wrongful ejection from a tenement at No 3 Malden Street. Defendants assert improper use of the property. On trial. Attorney assignments listed. Another case No 3244 Tobey vs Bowler assault and false theft accusation. event dated May 16 1883. details of carriage dispute and seating. Closing arguments noted.

James M. Huse Susan B. Marston Et al Malden Street F. Fitz C. E. Washburn Sidney B. Tobey Addis FE Barnard’s Chestnut Street Edward A Taft Mr. Taft Mr. Tobey Brighton R. Lund George W. Ware, Jr J. K. Treadwell Mary J. Donovan City of Boston Beach Street St. Charles J. KE. Cotter T. M. Babson

Superior Court List of Jury Valued Cases in Middlesex County

The Middlesex Superior Court session dated April 29 before Judge Rockwell schedules the next day for jury valued cases. The docket includes multiple cases across li en and equity matters such as Moore et al v Cham, Munroe et al v Bern, Maguire et al, Taylor apt insol, Wood v Jack son, Doherty v Maguire, Yeo v Emerson, Butterworth v Maxell, Covey v Cavanagh, Williams apec v Brown v Curtis, Doherty v Maguire, Hunting v Trowbridge, Freeman v Adams, Warren v Pierce, Hammond v Loker, Nichols v Bancroft, Kenney adv vs lamen ce v Newark F, Ballou et al rep v Collamere, Laurence v Blood adv, Gibbs v Egan & Tr, Willcut et al v Willcut adx, Flaherty v Kuosell.

Moore Munroe Lien Berlain Maguire Taylor Apt Same Wood Ilen Jack Doherty Son Yeo Emerson Butterworth Max Well Covey Cavanagh Williams Apec raz-Brown Curtis Ajlor Hunting Trowbridge Freeman Adams Warren Pierce Hammond Loker Nichols Bancroft Kenney Boyce Lamence Newark F. To Ballou Et al Collamere Laurennce Blood Apee Park

Insolvency Notices Spread Across New England Firms

Boston publisher Daniel O Loughlin fails while Isaac P F Farris Worcester grocer settles insolvent. Haley & Williams Salisbury grocers owe 8000 with 2500 assets. North Adams paper stock n d Cary fails. Corcoran & Young Erie tied, Montreal works owe 90000. Exchange Bank leads creditors with 70000 mortgage on works. six year lapse since failure. Numerous other insolvencies reported in Maine Connecticut Wisconsin and Illinois with small recoveries possible. Legal attachments include Pacific National bank receivership and several contract actions in municipal and U S courts.

Daniel O'Loughlin Boston Isaac P. F. Farris Worcester Mass Haley & Williams Grocers Salisbury N.d. Cary North Adams Corcoran & Young Erie Robert Gardner & Sons Novelty Iron Machine Works Montreal Que Exchange Bank J. D. Robinson Bangor Edward Kelley E. L. Bean Boots and Shoes Searsport George F. Webber Burnham F. L. Kelsey Malleable Iron Works Middletown Conn Robert P. Hubbard Superior Wis J. Brnny Arcanum R. J. Wille Devil’s Lake Suffolk County Linus M. Price Pacific National Bank Charles W. Roberts Howard W. Roberts Charlies W. Roberts U.S Nathaniel F. Berry Thomas F. Hartford Mary C. Hartford Alexander Peyton Patrick Gough Linus M., Price Charles J. Noyes U.S. Circuit Court

Inspection by Collector Worthington Aids at Waltham Station

Collector Worthington inspected the United States cattle quarantine station at Waltham on Tuesday. Accompanied by officials and guests, the party traveled from Boston by a Fitchburg special train. The station, near the Charles River, houses several valuable imported cattle herds including Holsteins and polled Angus, with barns and yards kept neat and 25 barns in use for herds ranging from 10 to 40 head.

Worthington United States Waltham Boston Fitchburg Rankin We Watlcott Blue Hill Farm Readville Lord Oglesby Greeley Col Earl of Airne Angus Scotland St. Paul, Minneapolis ,and Manitoba Stillwell & Co Troy Ohio Robert Reen Galbraith Brothers Wisconsin C. W. Walcott

Plummer & Wildes Open New Fashion Store at 531 Washington

Plummer and Wildes unveil a new store at 531 Washington Street with a large show window of elaborate costumes and wraps. The pearl gray interior features maroon draperies and alcoves of satin, silk, ottoman and lace fashions. Prices range from $5 to $100 for white goods and suits, with a broad display of tailor made outfits and lace drapery. The store promises prime quality goods, expert staff, and a pleasant shopping atmosphere, drawing crowds of guests.

Plummer & Wildes Washington Street Lely

Court actions in criminal pleas and sentences

The case against Murray M Wing on false pretences is on trial. Francis King pleaded guilty to larceny from a building and received 10 months in the house of correction. Thomas Burns admitted larceny and got six months. Charles Smith pleaded guilty to larceny from the person and was sentenced to 15 months. John Kelley pleaded guilty to a similar charge and drew 12 months. William Marshall the miner was found guilty of receiving stolen goods and placed on probation.

Murray M. Wing Francis King House of Correction Thomas Burns Charles Smith John Kelley William Marshall

Pickpockets arraigned in central court amid April cases

In central court Judge Forsaith arraigned Joseph W. Harris and John F. Austin for four counts of larceny each, held in 1000 dollars bail. George A. Graham alias George L. Graham common drunkard jailed six months. James Sullivan alias Michael Sheridan larceny fined ten dollars and coats. East Boston Patrick McCauley paid nine dollars in fines for assault and battery and door damage. Bunker Hill Charles Bailey and William Sullivan fined ten dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Highlands Julia Kirwan fined sixteen dollars for common drunkenness Thomas Hurley held 500 dollars for adultery.

Central Court Forsaith Joseph W. Harris John F. Austin George A. Graham George L. Graham House of Industry James Sullivan Michael Sheridan Coats Boston Patrick McCauley Bunker Hill Charles Bailey William Sullivan Highlands Court Julia Kirwan Thomas Hurley

Western Trunk Line plans pooling eight groups at Chicago meet

At the Chicago conference Mr. Thomas Miller of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Mr. P P Shelly of Union Pacific were named to a committee to agree on pooling percentages for eight groups excluding 60 stations. If no accord is reached, arbitration will decide. A second May meeting in St Louis will hear reports. Indiana Bloomington and Western reported strong finances and expected dividends as Nickel Plate traffic expands.

Boston New York Bears Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Mexican Central Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Union Pacific Samuel J. Tilden Maine Fitchburg Albany Old Colony United States Lowell Framingham Providence Toledo St. Louis Bell Telephone New England Vivian Pewabic Copper Company Western Trunk Line Association Chicago Thomas Miller Burlington and Quincy P. P. Shelly Nebraska Indiana Bloomington Western Austin Corbin Indiana, Bloomington and Western Evansville Terre Haute Louisville Cincinwali Ruuer Cleveland Indianapolis Indiana, Bloomington Vanderbilt Corbin Pennsylvania Initiana John Miller James Harkins Suffolk Harkins Anthony Holbrook Said Holbrook Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Boton Saler Street Alexander Wadsworth Salem Street James W. Stearns Said Stearns Darling I. Lawrence K. M. Goddard Goddard Nichols Whittemore Powell John Miler Samuel C. Cobb William Jt. Bowdisch

Naval detachments and board probe ropewalk case

Lieutenant J C Morong is detached from the Wabash and ordered to Newport torpedo station for instruction. A naval board investigates charges against Superintendent Webber of the ropewalk for using government material. Captains Lull and Bunce sit on the board. Preparations proceed for the Furness steamship Wetherby to be repaired locally.

J.C. Morong Newport Naval Officers Webber E. P. Lull F. M. Bunce Wetherby Furness Line

Appraisals Listed for Several Estates in Recent Returns

Appraisals returned for multiple estates include Dudley H Bayley with 314151 33 all personal property Stephen Williams 180939 05 all personal William C Kingsbury 55300 real and 28279 48 personal Emily S Gardner 7800 real and 28417 50 personal John Simpkins 5010 real and 126504 47 personal Jonathan Mason 31011 85 real and 22486 96 personal ae B Leeds 190000 real and 380491 14 personal.

Dudley H. Bayley Stephen Williams William C. Kingsbury Emily S. Gardner John Simpkins Jonathan Mason Ae B. Leeds

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