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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1884

Page

3

Boston Stocks Flip as Brokers Signal Mixed Market

Boston stocks show uneven movement as brokers from Galergat Brokers and others report firming bid for some issues while others soften. Prices edge higher on selected NYSE listings with lingering volume uncertainty across sectors.

Interest Allowed on Deposits Subject to Check by RIASSACHUSETIS LOAN CO

An inquiry notes that interest on deposits is allowed subject to check by the RIASSACHUSETIS LOAN AND TRUST CO. The brief item mentions the bank policy and the naming of the institution involved in handling such deposits and interest arrangements.

Riassachusetis Loan & &Rust CO Square

Wall Street Opens Firm as Pacific Mail Leads Rally

New York February 25. Money abundant at 14 to 2 per cent on cap. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 5 per cent. Foreign exchange steady. The stock market opened firm with gains in Pacific Mail, Lackawanna, Reading, Texas Pacific and Kansas and Texas while Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore weakened. Pacific Mail rose to 50 today and near close reached 45 with expectations of dividends and subsidies. Brokers note mixed views on Lackawanna deal, some seeing manipulation by bear factions, others deeming it short selling. Total today 407,200 shares traded.

Mercantile New York Boston Associated Banks of Boston Mexican Central Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington Union Pacific Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Connorton Valley Lowa Falls Sioux City Pullman Albany Old Colony Eastern Vermont Massachusetts New England Chihuahua Kansas City Lawrence Southern Sonora American Bell Telephone Hiie Lake Superior Tamarach Montana Western States Europe Calumet Hecla Calumet and Hecla Stock Exchange Osceola Mining Company Ball Huron Dressing Works Pacific Mail Lackawanna Reading Texas Pacific Kansas Texas Orangers Missouri Pacific Lakeshore Western Union St. Paul Delaware and Hudson Lawson, Douglas & Co Gould Congress Elgin McGlincy E'gin Board of Trade Iowa Chariton Creamery Shorts Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Western State Cay Chicago Lecee Union Stock Yard Essex T. D. Curtis Jersey Jennie Pogis Daisy Pogis Violet Pogis Commissioner of Agriculture Maine Bern Lewiston Journal Columbia Veterinary College of New York American Veterinary College of Montreal Institute Confederate States Samuel American Veterinary College Maine Farmer

Chicago Grain and Dairy Markets Report From 1883 Figures

Daily market notes show grain receipts and prices in Chicago and Boston, with butter and cheese totals from Elgin board of trade and remarks on dairy equity. The report covers butter cheese and egg prices, wheat and corn futures, and stock yard hog receipts along with daily steamer and oats figures.

Breadstuffs and grain prices show firm yet uneven markets

Western superfine flour leads with quoted $3 43 25 per barrel and various Minnesota and Indiana lots around $5 25 to $6 21 50, while corn meal oats and rice trade quietly. Butter cheese eggs shift modestly, with steady but selective New York and Western dairy quotes. potatoes, apples, cranberries, hay, and seed rise and fall with regional demand and season.

Minnesota Indiana Smrall Clembey New York Choice Vermont Uelze Choice Western Camnon Filme Choice Canada Aroostook Ancy Timothy Uplands C. Orleans Ohio Canada Western Cuba etroleum—United Tierces City Continent South America Syelier

Forciagn Wirportis and Transatlantic Cargo Listings

Cargo list from multiple ports detailing steamer Marengo clearance with terra cotta furniture and goods, at Matanzas Cuba steamer Walker Armington 50 tons, Yarmouth schooner Lenme 125 barrels flour and meal, Brig Clytie at St Thomas with oysters cod, smoked salmon, grapes, canned corn, flannel, ice and shingles, totaling hundreds of tons and various box and case counts.

Tull Eng New York Marengo Matanzas Cuba Steaner Walker Armington ST Thomas D WI Brig

Exports Value at Port of Boston for Week Ending Feb 2

Report shows total export value at Boston port for the week ending February 2 reaching 1,029,665 with commodities including petroleum, lubricating oils, paints, coffee, cotton, drugs, machinery, lumber, tobacco, Hides and skins, rubber goods, and naval stores. Countries and regions listed include Nova Scotia, Canada, Quebec Ontario, Hawaiian islands, Argentine Republic, British possessions, and Dutch Guiana.

Vailue Ccccseses Seecakamene Bao Giabbwatc Uuscen Pea Banguc Miquelon Laney Cte Icece Australasia S.e Dutch Guiana Quebec Ontario Cecescos Hawaiian Islands Argentine Republic

Freight carload items by railroads and cargoes listed

Compiled ledger style tally across lines for Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Its Maine, Ogatone and Saiem, Sea, and other sources showing bales wool cotton, flour, cornmeal, oats, beef, lard, butter, eggs, cheese, leather, hides, pelts, skins, soybeans, hay, lumber, and various sacks, tumblers, and boxes with quantities including hundreds and thousands, noting railroads and totals for each line item.

Boston and Albany Railroad Bates Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony H Railroad New York New England Rairoad Baes Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Ides Maine Railroad Ogatone Saiem

Market reports from multiple cities show steady to firm receipts

Across Augusta Wilmington Louisville Baltimore Norfolk and other ports, net and gross receipts are reported with market conditions described as steady or firm. Figures appear inconsistent due to OCR, but overall port activity remains around mid to high 100s for receipts and totals near thousands.

Mempeis Augusta Wilmington Cebu Louisville Seenne Ee Ascadescosvocce

Commodity Price Snapshot and Receipts Across Cities

A condensed report from St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Detroit markets notes steady flour and whiskey, mixed grain prices, and varying hog beef and pork figures. Receipts list wheat corn oats rye barley by city with shipments and price ranges for February 24 25.

ST. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Detroit

Market Notes From London and Liverpool on Feb 25

Erie and New York Central stocks listed with fractional values. Shipping market reports show steady wheat and corn cargoes with firmer prices in some markets while Liverpool grain markets remain inactive. Cotton in Liverpool holds firm with Upland and Orleans futures quoted alongside receipts and speculative activity.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool Loavenitts Uplands Orleans

Court Record Highlights Salvor Case and Damages Suit Summary

Legal notices from the U S District and Superior Courts dated February 25 outline a libel for salvage involving the Boston Towboat Company and Augusta Smith over a vessel laden with potatoes and turnips that grounded at Little Nahant in December. Proceeds were distributed by agreement with most going to the Towboat Company. Additional cases include Nortimer Kelliher vs Lewis Wharf Company for injuries from a defective wharf, David N Thompson vs David Connery for a personal injury from a stone mishap, and Albert Granston vs Lucio Bourges over forcible entry and eviction.

Boston Towbost Company Augusta Smith Smith Little Nahant Frederic Cunningham Libelant Nortimer Kelliher Lewis Wharf EH. D. Sohier F. C. Weles David N. Thompson David Connery David Connery,et al. An Action of Tort For Personal Injuries, Pisintff Fairfield Street Commonwealth Avenue P. Weston B.A. Perry

Wills admitted to probate in several towns

Judge Kerri presided as wills of Eliza P. Luce Marion Cyrus W. Chapman New Bedford Robert Orr East Bridgewater Robert O. Harris Brocton executors Daniel P. D. Tilden K. K. Bradford Tilden Brocton Mary A. W. Tilden Plymouth George W. Kelley Rockland Anna R. R. Holbrook Abbie K. Linbon Brocton Samuel B. King Marshfield Hannah C. O’Connell Plymouth Phillip O’Connell George L. Luce Marion Ann M. Delano Ichabod F. Atwood Middleboro Mary B. Nye Lakeville Allen T. Hobart Plymouth Hannah T. Holmes Edwin Ingise Hartford Ethan Randall Fairfax were named to probate estates in multiple towns.

Eliza P. Luce Marion Cyrus W. Chapman New Bedford Robert Orr East Bridgewater Robert O. Harris Daniel PD. Tilden KK. Bradford Tilden Brocton Mary A. W. ‘Tilden Plymouth George W. Kelley Rockland Anna RR Holbrook Abbie K. ‘Linbon

Assault and related convictions noted at province house

William P. Sullivan guilty of assault and battery on Curtis P. Conant with sentence postponed to Wednesday. Standish Sullivan pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined $20 and costs. Dennis J. Doherty pleaded guilty to attempt to break and enter, placed on probation. Alice Kemp pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame, case continued. Stephen Elmore found guilty of robbery. verdict set aside, motion for new trial, allowed to go on own recognizance.

William P. Sullivan Curtis P. Conant Province House Standish Sullivan Dennis J. Doherty Alice Kemp Ilfame Stephen Elmore

Lowell residents face prison terms for varied crimes

Joan McNamara of Lowell served four years and five days in state prison with solitary confinement for breaking and entering. Charles R Dale of Stoneham got one year and one day in a house of correction for perjury, as did Thomas A Packard of Stoneham. Ann Murtagh of Lowell fined fifty dollars and costs for screen law violations. William Johnson and Benjamin Hall of Melrose were fined for assault and battery. Dennis F Reardon of Lowell had breaking and entering with sentence postponed.

Joan McNamara Lowell Charles Rh. Dale Stoneham House of Correction Thomas A. Packard Ann Murtagh William Johnson Benjamin Hall Melrose Dennis F. Reardon Central Court McCafferty Margaret Dwyer House of Industry Nellie Hayward Reformatory John Donahue William Bennett East Boston Daniel Ryan Michael Miller Bunker Hill Cornelius Sullivan Julia Magree Roxbury Court John McCarty William Harper Charles Harper Mary Foy Calvin Bird Edward Morris Patrick Hartnett Boston John White

Probate Court Names Admin Applicants in Suffolk Case

In Suffolk County probate court on February 25 Judge McKim granted administration to Francis D. Harrington Geo W Pearce Mary Gallagher John H Miller Nahum Ingham Eben Warbell Jeremiah J Lyons Maria W Iarrington William H Dow Archibald Morrison Whidden H Forbes Stephen Williams William Brown Susan Oliver Btooks Lucy L Sumner and Michael Mc Namara. Letters of administration issued for Melville C Poland Etta Pearson Oliver H Wilbur Mary Barrett Geo W Ellis Nancy Pressey Jonathan Howard Simon P Hayden Lemuel E Caswell Frederick A Stall Sarah K Baker Henry Conroy Daniel McGegan George M Holbrook Catherine German.

Francis D. Harrington Geo. W. Pearce Mary Gallagher John H. Miller Nahum Ingham Eben Warbell Jeremiah J. Lyons Maria W. Iarrington William H. Dow Archibald Morrison Whidden H. Forbes Stephen Williams William Brown Susan Oliver Btooks Lucy L. Sumner Michael McNamara Melville C. Poland Etta Pearson Oliver H. Wilbur Mary Barrett Geo. W. Ellis Nancy Pressey Jonathan Howard Simon P. Hayden Lemuel E. Caswell Frederick A. Stall Sarah K. Baker Henry Conroy Daniel McGegan George M. Holbrook Catherine German

Republicans Shake at Tilden Mention in Portland Area

In Portland areas, Republicans express disdain toward Mr. Tilden, saying they will never be satisfied until he is dead, and claiming his name always triggers strong agitation among them.

Portland Mr. Tilden

Business Troubles and Insolvencies Across Boston and New England

Creditors of Carrick and Co meet. expected 50 cent compromise as assets show 16 000 against 36 000 liabilities. Reports on Mrs Carrick and Mrs Crosby as partners. Boston insolvencies include Lewis Williams assets 0 liabilities 1356, Edward H Allen insolvent, and many small firm failures. Shaw Brothers creditors proposed 25 percent cash with 15 percent in one and two years. New York and Boston creditors weigh terms with March 1 deadline. Additional notices cover warrants, real estate attachments, and bankruptcies across Maine New Brunswick Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Carrick & Co P. C. Hell Shaw Fogg, Shaw, Thayer & Co Slenry Henry & Daniels Crosby Carrick Charles Emerson Boston Lewis Williams Edward H. Allen Shaw Brothers Maine New Brunswick New York Massachusetts Thomas Scally Boot and See Worcester Mass Edward Hopkinson Lawrence K. J. Darby Cheshire Prouty & McGuifrey Woburn Moses & Ladd Concord N. H Sawyer & Holt Grocers Manchester William Ives & Sons Platou N.5 Charles W. Ives Robert Campbell James Manson St. John N. 3 Nickerson & Sears South Harwich W. EK Blanchard & Co Desiers N. B Beauchimin Marieville Conn Barnard & Roberts E. C. Crosby Adams Centre N. Y A. R. Babcock Francis Eh. Fithian Philadelphia Long & Parker Carpets A. J. Engel Williams & Ricketts Mt. Pleasant Tenn J. A. McKenzie Knoxville Allen & Phillips Hardware Northfield Minn Springfield, Jr Suffolk County Frederick D. Warner Josephs Commonwealth of Massachusetts George IF. Horn John Wilson Richard Robinson Henry P. Smith Henry S. Smith William H. Howard Thomas Conley John A. Hurley Bernard McGurgan Patrick O’ Keefe Nathan Goldbern Nathan Finkelstein Harrison P. Taber Frederick J. Taber Theodore F. Bassett Charles F. Loring Thomas A. Kelly William Cunningham John Dolan Alexander Courtney James A. McFadden Mary McDonald Commonwealth

Mexican National builds coal sheds and rail line progress

The Mexican Financier reports extensive coal sheds and tracks rising at Chihuahua and along the Matamoros and Monterey line. An English steamer brought 1,400 tons of rails to Brazos as grading reaches the 100th kilometer. Traffic to Morelia and San Miguel de Allende grows, with grain tobacco and hogs moving. Central and National railroads coordinate at Celaya boosting traffic.

Mexican Central Chihuahua Matamoros and Monterey Mexican National Brazos Matamoros Morelia San Miguel de Allende Central The National Celaya Boston Albany Springfield Republican Boston and Albany Railroad Company

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