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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1884

Page

4

Bell Telephone Jumps Amid Wall Street Roundup

In Boston on Wednesday evening Feb 6 the money market remains well supplied with funds. Banks and outsiders lend at low rates with mercantile paper discounted around 4 to 5 percent and call loans 2 to 4 percent. Bell Telephone rose from 152 to 163 4. The stock market closed with lower prices after a dull, irregular day.

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Stock and Bond Orders Executed by Richardson, Hill Co

Orders in stocks and bonds are executed at the Boston and New York stockyards by Richardson Hill and Co. A private wire to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore links the office. Daily quotations of all stock markets are available at No 40 Water Street.

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

New York Financial Market Slips Amid Bearish Pressure

In New York on February 6 1884 money was easy at 14 2 percent on call with prime mercantile paper at 4 54 percent. Government bonds firm and rail bonds generally strong though Wabash and Western Union weakened. Midday coal stocks rose on an unconfirmed dividend rumor, lifting broader lists before bears pressed prices down. Trading volume reached about 415 600 shares as forecasts warned of a potential general collapse while urging quick profits.

Wall Street Gould Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy New York Union Pacific Little Rock Fort Smith St. Louis San Francisco Iron Mountain Arkansas River Memphis New Orleans Wisconsin Central Common Pullman Palace Central of Town Mexican Central Connorion Valley Oregon Short Line Toledo Cincinnati Boston Albany Maine New England Old Colony Metropolitan Northern Pacific Atchison First Mortgage Rutland Delphos Burlington Bell Telephone Erie American Electric and Illuminating Co American Electric and Hluminating Company Calumet and Heela Quincy Franklin Hatch Foote New York Central Vanderbilt Prime Mercantile State Ponds Wabash and Western Union Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Jersey Central Reading Delaware and Hudson Company Manitoba Northwest Lake Shore Michigan Central New York Centrals Bears Delaware and Hudson Darling, Denslow & Co Green Bay Winona

Boston Market Review for the Week Ending February 6

Review of prices across commodities in the Boston market listed for the week ending Feb 6. Alcohol, ashes, beeswax, coal, cotton, dry goods, drugs and paints show varied quotes, with notes on activity and upticks or dullness, including specifics on many items such as Mocha, Java, Jamaica, Lehigh coal, Middling cotton, and European refiners.

Trade and Its Outlook at the Boston Exchange

Trade bulletin lists car sales by delivery date and color, with 44c and 4434c pricing for No 2 white cars. Grain receipts include corn, wheat, oats, shorts, meal, per-day totals, and elevator stocks. Liverpool cheese prices and New York dairy values are given, with various flour and bean market notes and Chicago grain futures moves. Union Stock Yards show an official yesterday total and shipments, plus hog data.

Boston Commercial Exchange Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New York Chicago Sebo

Weak spring trade and looming factory shutdowns across regions

The piece notes persistent economic stagnation with no new orders and imminent plant closures. It cites prior overbuying by retailers and predicts fall demand may rebound as retailers reduce stock. Weekly shipments reached 54,698 cases, down from last year, with a full-year total of 272,845 cases, and lists regional forwarding points across major U.S. cities, reflecting a broad but weak distribution pattern.

Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Toledo Nashville Dallas Tex Galveston San Antonio Macon Atlanta Montgomery Ala Wheeling W. Va Quincy Ill Omaha Neb Evansville Ind Indianapolis Cleveland Columbus Rochester N. C Buffalo Kansas City Dubuque Minneapolis Towanda Norfolk

Imports at Boston Sugar Refineries Reported

Imports at Boston include 68 668 mats sugar at Standard Sugar Refinery and 29 barrels sugar at State Sugar Refinery. Mart Brig Em with 230 birds also noted. ship Kari Grranville referenced.

Iloul Kari Grranville Mats Sugar Standard Sugar Refinery ST Pierre, Mart E.m State Sugar Refinery Co

Foreign Exports Listing Across Ports and Commodities

International trade notice listing cargoes cleared or sent from Melbourne Liverpool London Lockport and Montevideo. includes kerosene laths doors hardware canned fish carriage ware mattresses tobacco organs agri implements hardwoods and starches with quantities such as 5 250 cases kerosene 896 do furniture 364 000 feet lumber 305 751 feet lumber and 3 0 5 751 feet lumber across multiple ships and ports.

Melbourne Australia Bark Wiliam H Besse Liverpool Eng Istrian London Ripon City Lockport Willie Freeman Montevideo

Receipts of Railroads and Lines by Freight Goods

A long list of freight receipts from multiple railroads and lines includes cotton bales flour oats corn meal and grain, wool tallow butter and cheese eggs bacon tea coffee sugar and leather, with quantities recorded for Central Division lines such as G. Boston and Albany, Grana Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg Kathuoana, Lowel, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and Sea shipments. Items cover yarns from agricultural products to animal products and lumber.

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

The Cattle Market. Brighton and Watertown Live Stock

The Brighton and Watertown live stock market report for February 6 shows totals for cattle sheep swine and lambs with race of arrivals at various yards. It notes price ranges for market beef store cattle and hogs and lists droves by firms and states across New England. A market remark highlights lighter supply from Chicago and price upticks, with cautious behavior from dealers.

Brighton cattle market shows dull trade amid high prices

Advanced on live cattle and pigs with large supply but few sales. AN Monroe and Wallis & Co report 16 steers and 25 cattle lots sold at varied weights and prices while beef and store cattle trading remains slow. Export demand weaker. Boston and Watertown yards show mixed western steers selling around 6 to 7 dollars per hundredweight.

Olip New York Butte Elgin St Albans South New York Carolina Sig Rangoon Patna Java Turks Island Calcutta Chicago New England P& L Mbs Maine New Hampshire Alvany Eastern Boston New Nose Old Colony Providence Brighton N. B AN Monroe Wallis & Co Eloc G B Gilbert S H_ Wardwell Libby & Son JS Henry F H Coolidge J Il Fong Liverpool J. O. Rine A. N Monroe M. Goldsmith Ripon City London A. N. Monroe J. O. Brine Durham City Lingham O Brine Columbia Glasgow W W Hail Glines & Weston R K. French H. A. Wilcox Siac Watertown Vermont Woburn Mass Waterto Nn Hathaway & Jackson C. P. Whittemore J. Bird & Co H. V. Whipple Obed Whipple North Pomfret I. B. Sargent J. H. Gilman Brighton Landing Albany Farrell & Stetson EH Eames J McFlynn

Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Notes

Cotton markets show steady to firm tone across regions with Small changes in New York and New Orleans while grain futures react to spot demand. Wheat and corn volumes surge with mixed receipts and exports. prices move within narrow ranges as traders weigh exports, domestic demand, and weather risks.

Market Wrap: Wheat Corn Imports Steady in UK Paris Firm

London reports mixed grain and commodity activity with wheat and corn imports to the UK holding steady around 240k to 245k quarters and 110k to 115k respectively, flour demand firmer in Paris while Liverpool lists modest flour and pork to lard prices and steady cotton demand amid steady futures in late winter trading.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool United Kingdom Paris Uplands Orleans

Good Morning Greetings Lift Morning Mood Across Communities

The piece extols saying good morning to parents siblings schoolmates teachers and friends with a cheerful smile. It argues warm greetings brighten days lift tired spirits and help life run smoothly. It urges daily kindness regardless of morning mood.

Gov Robinson nominates officials for exposition roles

Gov Robinson nominated J Howard Nichols of Boston for commissioner and Edward Bradford of Springfield as alternate to the world’s industrial and cotton centennial exposition in New Orleans. He announced at a Wednesday executive council meeting nominees Irving Evans director of the Collateral Loan Co. Henry Bragg Boston master in chancery and trustees Francis Brooks John S Dwight Leverett Saltonstall and John K E Wetherbee for the Perkins Institute and Massachusetts School for the Blind.

Gov. Robinson Arthur J.howard Nichols Boston Edward 8. Bradford Springfield New Orleans Executive Council Irving A. Evans Collateral Loan Company Henry W. Bragg Francis Brooks John 8. Dwight Leverett Saltonstall John KE. Wetherbee The Perkins Institute and Massachusetts School For the Blind

Railroad matters and railway stock questions across New England

The piece notes a Senate fallout over Van Wyck resolution alleging UP Railways charter violations from 1873, mentions director Ham defending the company, and covers Boston Barre and Gardner railroad directors elected. It also reports on Price, Lee New England Railway Guide, Chelsea petition to railways, Connecticut tax vote on New York and New England tax, and earnings for Mexican National Louisville and Nashville and Manitoba for January 1884.

Union Pacific Company Ham Mail and Express Union Pacific Railroad Company Price, Lee & Co New England New Haven Connecticut Chelsea Lynn and Boston Railroad Company Boston Connecticut House of Representatives New York and New England Railroad Louisville and Nashville Manitoba

Neptune Insurance receivership declares final account

In Salem the Neptune Insurance Company receivers presented their final account. Liabilities total 2,139,821 01 with assets 332,357 02 and 746,471 39 paid in dividends. About 9,000 remains. 2,000 sought as additional compensation and 7,000 to creditors as a small dividend. The judge granted the request.

Charles G. Loring Neptune Insurance Company Salem A. C. Fowler Amesbury F. C. Whiting Laurision C. Durkee J. M. Richards Lawrence H. C. Blue C. B. Frothingham J. H. Ober Alfred G. Morris Thomas E. Dougherty Edwin Evans Lynn W.d. Bradbury Fairfield Boston Daniel S. Brigham Wm. Sullivan Falr & Sullivan George T. Comins Concord N. H George W. Robinson Campton Village Peter Fagin Tailor Rutland F. N. Lamb Grocer Willimantic George A. Straus Henry Kruger Hays City Kan J.C. Rogers Troy J. W. Barkhurst Roscoe John Livanson Chicago Ill Peter Lansing Deer Lodge Mont

Concord Belting Company Dividends Skipped

The Belting Company of Concord New Hampshire passes its annual dividend, using last year’s net earnings for construction and new machinery. Geo F Page and Charles T Page receive a cash remuneration of $25 000 for waiving surplus above ten percent. President Page has invented a lace leather process. The company has a capital of $200000.

Page Belting Company Concord N. H Geo F. Page Charles T. Page Page Concord Sewall’s Falls Water Company Charles River Embankment Company Isaac Pratt, Jr John Goldthwait Wm. E. Coffin Frederick L. Ames Charles Davenport Samuel P. Allen Emmons Raymond John Souther J. M. Allen Chas. B. Porter F.H. Viaux Cambridge Flats Cambridge Burton Stock Car Company Joel M. Holden George D. Burton Clarence Hale Edwin F. Perkins Louis ©. Southard Percival L. Everett James Sturgis E. F. Perkins David H. Goodell James A. Hathaway Maine Steamship Company New York Line C. M. Bailey M. P. Emery W. G. Davis J. B. Coyle, Jr Henry Fox John J. Valentine James Herron Henry Wadsworth San Francisco Lloyd Tevis Charles Crocker Oliver Eldridge Leland Stanford James C. Fargo New York Charles Fargo Chicago

Wendell Phillips Denounces Hayes Bargain in 1877 Speech

The New York Sun recalls Wendell Phillips breaking with Hayes soon after his inauguration. Phillips praised Hayes’ ousting and delivered a caustic portrait of the president, noting the March 26 1877 Philadelphia address as deeply vigorous and pointed.

New York Sun Wendell Phillips Hayes Phillips Philadelphia

A New Catechism From the Washington Hatchet

A satirical piece mocks a political boom guiding patriots toward visions of executive power civil service control and tariff revision. It notes no current holder, but claims Mr Logan, author of English as she is spoken, has a boom.

Washington Mr. Logan

January Grim Outlook Fades With Narrow Escape

A brief from the Commercial Advertiser notes relief as January passes after a perilous stretch where 29 individuals faced severe danger on the second day, signaling a hopeful shift into safer conditions.

Court Record: Assignees Seek Mor tgage Void or Redemption

Court listings show cases before Judge Grigham and Judge Mason. A bill by Nathaniel M. Jewett et al assignees against Nathaniel Tucker and others contests a July 5 1883 Nash mortgage on Dorchester land for about 43000 alleging fraud to favor Tucker. defendants claim the mortgage secured purchase money and a trial was begun. Others include Schrick v Southwick seeking 3000 damages for an assault with trial arguments. multiple docket nos and adjournments across sessions.

Nathaniel M. Jewett Nathaniel Tucker Frank O. Nash Nash Dorchester Tucker Rhodes & Co R. M. Morse, Jr G. W. Estabrooks F. D. Allen G. F. Tucker Mary Shrick Isaac M. Southwick Z. Riley R. J. Mekelleger H. E. Swasevy J. F. Kilton

Wills and administrations recorded for multiple residents

The wills of Betsey C. Tucker Pepperell Andrew Lowery Malden Francis Smith Robert A Lodbery Lowell Daniel Wetherbee Acton Kezia B Herring Natick George McWhister Waltham Benjamin F Wyer Woburn John W Hastings Medford Ambrose Ashert Stoneham John Doody Timothy J Connors Asa Tyler Cambridge Charles R Beers Hugh Blackwell Somerville Frederick A Billings Framingham Nicholas Cooney Tewksbury Lovey Z Duren Carlisle Abigail Spooner Everett letters of administration granted for Emily Carter Newton Ann R Stearns Lincoln Geo C Bacon Malden Elizabeth L Smith Newton Andrew J Caleff Lowell David Chamberlain Newton Hattie A Skinner Cambridge Maurice P Emery Framingham Winifred Gibbon Marlboro Henry McDan forth Cambridge George Cossette Lowell Eben E Glanchard Framingham Susannah T Dalton Newton Nathaniel Morrison Somerville Edward M Buell Natick Jessie M Arnold Hudson Arlen Fisk Westford Freeda M Morse Lowell Mary Stone Boxboro Ann Lb Weeks Newton Rebecca Badger Medford Loring Badger Malden Eliza F Fowle Woburn Minnie E Boutwell Medford John F Kelley Somerville William Trowbridge Newton Andrew Cummings Watertown Cornelius Lowney Lowell Chester M Williams Lexington Rebecca B Poland Wakefield Henry McGarry Cambridge Owen Martin Somerville Anthony Johnstone Lowell

Betsey C. Tucker Pepperell Andrew Lowery Malden Francis Smith Robert A. Lodbery Lowell Daniel Wetherbee Acton Kezia B. Herring Natick George McWhister Waltham Benjamin F. Wyer Woburn John W. Hastings Medford Ambrose Ashert Stoneham John Doody Timothy J. Connors Asa Tyler Cambridge Charles R. Beers Hugh Blackwell Somerville Maurice P. Emery Framingham Winifred Gibbon Marlboro Henry McDanforth George Cossette Eben E. Glanchard Susannah T. Dalton Newton Nathaniel Morrison Edward M. Buell Jessie M. Arnold Hudson Arlen Fisk Westford Freeda M. Morse Mary Stone Box

Medford Court Troubles and Tort Cases Hearings

In this Medford session juries consider tort actions. Plaintiffs seek damages from defendants for surface water flow injuring crops via culverts and land uses. Names include Sullivan Parker Tracy Parker and bankers, with defendants often denying liability as trials proceed.

Alice Thompson Thomas Bannon E. D. Loring Hi. N. Allen Dennis Sullivan Town of Medford Peter E. Donahue Co. G. Plunkett B. F. Hayes Orr Parker Patrick Tracy George C. Travis

City and East Boston Courts Net Penalties and Fines

In central court Judge Forsaith convicts Edward McCarty for assault with a $10 fine plus costs. Minnie McDonald for receiving stolen goods held on $200. Thomas Shaw for larceny held in $500. East Boston court fines George T. Simpson for breaking the Sabbath at $10 and costs. Andrew F. Quirk, minor, mal icious mischief, sent to house of reformation for six months. Bunker Hill court Philip Riley for assault and battery fined $12 338. Ellen King for unlawfully selling liquor fined $50 and costs. South Boston court Edward Mooney and James J. Sullivan each six months in house of industry for third drunk. Joseph A. McGrath, common drunkard, six months.

Central Court Forsaith Edward McCarty Minnie McDonald Thomas Shaw East Boston George T. Simpson Andrew F. Quirk House of Reformation Bunker Hill Philip Riley Ellen King Boston Edward Mooney James J. Sullivan House of Industry Joseph A. McGrath

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