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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1884

Page

3

Stock Market Summary and Auction Results

In land stocks Water Power edged up to 2. In mining shares Calumet and Hecla held firm at 164, Quincy at .063, and July Cop-per Falls mine output reached about 50 tons. Auction Week shifts appeared in manufacturing shares with Everett from 87.4 to 90, Naumkeag 109 to 114.4 and 112.3, Peabody 18.10 to 19, Boston 150 to 149.3, Lancaster 50.23 to 50.0, Lyman 69.3 in June 4 to 60, August dividend omitted by that company. Passes included Chicopee, Hamilton Woollen, Hill & Yale & Towne Lock. Bank shares moved: Blackstone 103 to 105.4, Merchants’ 156 to 189.4 and 138.4, North America 99.3 to 101.3, Shoe and Leather 90.4 to 101, Suffolk 115 to 116. By week’s close Shawmut 115 to 114.4, State 120.3 to 119.5, Revere steady at 118.

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Wabash Rock Island Milwaukee St. Paul Union Pacific Omaha Financial Chronicle Flint Pere Marquette Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Chicago West Michigan 1853 Inc Kansas City Springfield Memphis Fort Scott Little Rock Fort Smith Wisconsin Central Mexican Central Pullman Palace Connorion Valley Louisiana Missouri River New York New England Boston Albany Lowell Eastern Old Colony Atchison St. Joe Council Bluffs Burlington Bell Erie Calumet Hecla Quincy Copper Falls Everett Naumkeag Peabody Lancaster Lyman Chicopee Hamilton Woollen Hill & Yale & Towne Lock Blackstone Merchants North America Shoe Suffolk Shawmut Revere

Dividend Declared On New Jersey Central Shares

The regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on New Jersey Central stock has been declared and will be payable on September 1. Books close August 15 and reopen September 2. Richardson, Hill & Co. handles orders at the Boston and New York stock boards with private wires to major cities. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at No. 40 Water Street.

New Jersey Central Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Louisville Wilmington New Orleans Memphis Savannah Norfolk St. Louis Augusta Galveston Mobile John Calvin Kimbal Hartford Conn Ipswich Gail Hamilton J.G. Blaine Blaine Old Town Germania Way Stations the Water Board Cumberland Mystic New Central Coal Company Darrow, Mann & Co J. E. Lockman Gay & Parker Maryland Coal Company O. D. Itherell West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway Company C. A R. H. Chipman Committee On Health The Board of Health Philip H. Brady West Roxbury Park

Auctioned Financials and Bank Listings Across Boston Area

Auction and bank note excerpts show multiple institutions including Shawmut National Bank, Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co, Maine Central, Boston & Maine Railroad, and Merchants' National Bank. The fragment lists bank percentages, bonds, and serialized notes with place names like Newburyport Boston Worcester and Portsmouth, N. H. It reads as a catalog of securities and issuers with varying historical coupon values and dates.

Ee Ee National Bank of Commerce Berkshire National Bank North Adams Mass Framingham National Bank Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR New York and New Jersey Telephone Co Old Colony Rrk Co Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co Peabody Mills of Newburyport National Cargo Boston Marine Insurance Co American Electric and Iluminating Co City Mall Severace IT

New York Financial Market Opens Strong Then Pauses

New York August 9 The stock market opened strong with Pacific Mail leading gains before bears pulled Grangers and Lake Shore lower. Northwestern St. Paul and Lake Shore dipped, then recovered as speculation surged again. Afternoon trading turned weak on New York Central reports and several stocks declined. week totals show 1,864,291 shares traded with Express exports at $427,292. Mining stocks listed among activities.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Pacific Mail Bears Grangers Lake Shore Nortwestern St. Paul New Jersey Central Northwestern Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Reading Texas Pacific Union Pacific Western Union New York Central Company York Central Northwest Kansas and Texas Foday London Great Western Erie New York Central Ilinois Central Pennsylvania Canadian Pacific St Paul Common Bank of England Stock Exchange America Central Pacific Louisville and Nashville

Cotton and grain trade show little change this week

The week shows no improvement in accounts and trade remains dull. The federal August ag reports indicate better cotton in several states, notably Mississippi and Louisiana, while Texas suffers drought and the Atlantic coast sees cooler conditions. Wheat, oats, rye and barley hold strong prospects, with Ontario wheat gains and a looming railroad project involving French and Russian interests. Fall River mills plan closures, boosting expectations for reduced cloth output.

Bradstreet Mississippi Louisiana Gulf North Carolina Georgia South Carolina Florida Alabama Texas Mississippi Valley Atlantic Coast Gulf States Virginia Arkansas Tennessee Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Kentucky New Jersey Pacific Coast Ohio Indiana Ohio Valley New York Maryland Pennsylvania Illinois Assachusetts Connecticut Ontario M. Freycinet Caspian Bussarab Persian Gulf India Fall River Narragansett Border City Silesia New England

Wheat and flour market report with mixed prices

Milwaukee and Chicago grain receipts rise as winter and spring wheats move steadily. Prices hold firm for high grade Minnesota and Wisconsin patents while No 2 and common grades ease marginally. Corn and oats show limited demand with steady to lower quotes. butter, cheese, eggs and oils firm to mixed amid regional movement and exports.

Minnesota St L Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee New York St Louis Toledo Detroit Milwenukee Canada West Canada Vermont Franklin Co N Y State Elgin Creamery Liverpool Western Choice Nearby Cape Pei

Market wrap notes bonds and securities across London and Havana

London censors report US bond quotes and British gilt movements with bullion withdrawals totaling £50000. London stock scene notes bears driving short positions as American cues loom. Liverpool and Havana markets show wheat dullness, sugar steady, and exchange premiums amid global fund drains.

Trade Goods Across Colonies and Distant Ports

Imports listed at Boston, Puerto Rico, and Barbadoes include multiple ships and cargoes. Bark Crested Wave carries 433 birds and 18 tierces of sugar. Bark Payson Tucker ships 1149 birds and sugar to a Standard Sugar Refinery. Watchman loads 551 barrels of pickled herring. Sif sails 882 bhds and 100 bbis sugar. Jupiter carries 41 957 bags of sugar. American Lloyds transports 705 bds sugar. Norah holds 11 204 bus salt. Orient ships 191 puncheons 9 tierces 86 bbis molasses. Mary L Duan delivers 179 birds 18 tierces 100 bags sugar.

Barbadoes Greely Fajardo P R Payson Tucker Sugar Standard Sugar Refinery Hampton Watchman Duke ET Russell & Co Porto Rico Sugar Brown Bros & Co ST Johns Q Orient Iloilo Cebu Jupiter Baring Bros & Co Yabacoa American Lloyds East Harbor T I Salt Warner & Freeman Orient Whitney, Pousland & Co. Barbadoes Mary L Duan Gossier & Co

Maritime Trade Totals From Nova Scotia to Norway

The fragment lists cargoes and vessels across Halifax and Charlottetown with multiple commodities including kerosene oil, lumber, hardware, and foodstuffs. It also notes ships like Brig Mary T Kimball and Schooner Unexpected exporting flour, meat, and petroleum, ending with Bark Phoenix carrying refined petroleum from Christiania, Norway.

Halifax Charlottetown Pei Worcester Barbadoes W I Mary T Kimball Fred E Cox Uffe Carboys Cornwallis Spencer Island Christiania Norway Phoenix

Court Sentences Highlight August Grand Jury Indictments

The August grand jury reported indictments for robbery, larceny and assault with multiple names across cases. Sentences ranged from one year in the house of correction for larceny to two years and six months, with others fined or directed to reformatories.

Local Court Docket Details Larceny Assault and Milk Violations

In central court Judge Parmenter Mary McIntyre held on larceny charges with $100 bail. Dennis Reagan cited for assault on Mary, fined $1011. Henry Kelly accused of adulterated milk sales and failing to display license on a team, held $700. Roxbury court fined George Kunz $10 for malicious mischief. Charlestown court saw Dennis Crowley fined $10 for larceny, Christopher Clark sent to health board, lunacy and charity, Cornelius wew up’s assault case continued to Sept 29. Brighton court Patrick Monahan fined $15 for assault and battery. South Boston court William Cummings alias William Collins arraigned for breaking and entering and larceny, held $500 for superior court.

Central Court Parmenter Mary McIntyre Dennis Reagan Mary &. Reagan Henry Kelly Roxbury George Kunz Charlestown Dennis Crowley Christopher Clark State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Cornelius Wew Brighton Patrick Monahan South Boston William Cummings William Collins Superior

Opening of a Business House by S B Shapleigh & Co

Messrs S B Shapleigh and Co opened a new wholesale coffee house at 47 to 53 Broad street with many friends and business men calling to congratulate. The firm includes S B Shapleigh, Stillman B Allen, and Daniel R Beexford, all with long ties to Oriental Tea and Stickney Poore respectively.

Messrs S. B. Shapleigh & Co Broad Street S. 33, Shapleigh & Co S. B. Shapleig Oriental Tea Company Stillman B. Allen Daniel R. Beexford Messrs. Stickney & Poore

Wabash Missouri Pacific split deepens in direction

Wabash and Missouri Pacific systems move toward full divorce as directors of branches meet. Changes include new presidents and directors for Brunswick Chillicothe Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Clarinda St Louis and Council Bluffs lines. Also notes praise for West Shore and Pullman cars amid railroad reshuffle and public works approval for Newton Circuit rail project. Outdoor sports and league updates follow with Boston Providence game details and standings.

Wabash and Missouri Pacific Systems St. Louis Wabash Wabash Road Brunswick and Chillicothe Road James F. How Col. Talmage Ottumwa Cedar Omaha Road H. M. Hoxie

City Assessors Report Shows Net Gain Amid Tax Hike

The May 1 city valuation stands at 682.648 million with a net gain of 215,300 after real estate up 9,511,800 and losses of 9,596,500. Polls total 110,481 including 110 women. state tax 770,740. county 301,600. city 10,216,029, making the warrant 11,288,369. City tax rate rises to 17 per 1000, with 15 for city and 322 allocated to schools. A ward table lists gains and losses in real and personal estate and polls.

New York Clearing House United States Perch Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis San Francisco Baltimore Cincinnati Pittsburg Providence Louisville Kansas City Cleveland Hartford New Haven Columbus Portland Peorias Springfield Worcester Syracuse Bal Memphis New York City Bradstreet’s Canada Board of Assessors

Fast Time at Buffalo Yacht Races and City Point

Buffalo N Y Aug 9 Harry Wilkes in the 2 19 class and Edwin Thorne in the free for all lowered records from 2 18 to 2 16 4 with Thorne also posting 2 18 2 03 in the free for all Fanny Witherspoon second The 07 was trotted under the time rule with Charlie Hogan and Belle Hamlin splitting first and second money Charlie Hogan renewed a record attempt with 2 133 but failed The 10 mile race against time was 22 52 Races for the Connor and Pfaff cups at City Point off South Boston included Adrienne Shadow Tempest Nimbus Lillie and Ella May with Adrienne winning a leg for the Connor cup Shadow second Tempest third Pfaff cup leg won by Seabird Eva and Kitty earned $30 and $20 respectively Be pushed to decide ownership before season end Boston Bicycle Club riders road from South Natick to Boston and the 24 hour race at Union grounds was abandoned at 6 PM Isaac Copp s g g I C beat West End at Beacon Park in three straight races

A. B. Stannard Lawrence Ife 11. L. Phelps Northhampton Samuel B. Hidden Salem W. B. Hathaway Nantasket Beach Chester Ball Cottage City James McTaggart Fitchburg David Morrice & Co Montreal David Morrice John Logan Tannery Pictou N.S Caine Charles H Susan G. Bragdon Biddeford F. A. Thayer South Paris Furniture Company South Paris George W. Ross Vanceboro Henry L. Holland Portland J. A. Donaldson Harness Greenwich Conn Alling & Warner Mt. Carmel Hamden John KE Andrew Alexander Guiteman Bridgeport J. D. Billard United States National Bank H. C. Bennett & Co S. A. Martin & Co New York Roswell P. Crafts E. Emmons Graves New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company Kemble Coal and Iron Company Riddlesburg Burns Samuel Sloan William Chamberlain F. ©. Briggs St. Johnsville N. Y Thomas H. Smith Elizabeth N. J C. T. Nightingale Easton Holmes, Lafferty & Co Pittsburg D.H. Kent D. H. Kent & Co Philadelphia George W. Jacoby & Son Marble Shimer, Pretz & Co Home Woollen Mill Allentown First National Bank of Alientown Ingram Fletcher Harrison’s Bank John C. S. Harrison Wall Street Harrison John B. Hurling & Co Madison Street Chicago Abram J. Moore H. Josephs Augusta Kin Buffalo Harry Wilkes Edwin Thorne Ox Edwin Thorne Billy S Fanny Witherspoon Charlie Hogan Belle Hamlin Phallas Connor Pfaff Washington Connor Jacob Pfaff City Point Boston Boston Yachtclub Adrienne Commodore Pfaff Seabird Eva Boston Bicycle Club South Natick Union Grounds Beacon Park Isaac Copp John Pate B. A. West End New York Driving Club John Murphy J.C. Nay John J. Q George H. Hosmer John Teemer Haggett’s Pond Andover Dufur D. J. Lynch Flagg Vermont Col. H. S. Russell B. m. Smuggler George H. Warren B. m. Portia Mystic Park Hull Yacht Club Beverly Yacht Club Marblehead M.R. Bellinger B. G. Black Prince J. M. Crosby Hartford B. m. Pearl F. Leake B. G. Miller Boy Jeffries Boat Club Judith

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