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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1884

Page

3

Foreign Exchange Advances and Bond Market Roundup

Foreign exchange made another sharp advance with Bankers sterling and cable transfers quoted alongside government securities and equity activity. The Boston Post reviews Toledo Delphos and Burlington equipment bonds and raises questions about their safety as rolling stock deteriorates, while rail and telegraph stocks show mixed moves and notable activity in Mexican centrals and Atlantic and Pacific.

Union Pacific Toledo Delphos Burlington Equipment Boston Post Burlington Post

Financial market summary from New York on February 28

The report notes money easy on call at 14 2 percent with mercantile paper at 4 5 percent. Bond market weak in afternoon trading with declines in Chesapeake and Ohio currency, Denver and Rio Grande, Louisville and Nashville, and Pacific Mail among others. Pacific Northwest and western rails led losses with Northwest, Reading, St. Paul, and Manitoba showing notable drops. overall market closed weak. Gould reportedly sold large blocks of stock to deter bears amid southern travel plans. Trading volume about 411100 shares with multiple rail, bank, and mining issues cited.

Boston New York Bankers’ Board Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Connotton Common Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Flint Pere Marquette Mexican Central Delphos Burlington Cheasapeake Ohio Denver and Rio Grande Louisville Nashville Metropolian Stock Exchange Pacific Mail Oregon Transcontinental Kerding Lackawanna Oregon Navigation Manitoba Delaware and Hudson Michigan Central St. Paul Lake Shore Northwest Missouri Pacific Omaha Lilly LIT Gould South Bears Ansactions

Trade and Its Outlook Meeting Notes for March and May Deliveries

Market report sketches No 2 white oats trade for March delivery and May sales with prices 454 and 4514 cents per bushel. Receipts today include corn 33 090, wheat 500, oats 28 350 bushels. flour 5 530 barrels. Chicago private despatch notes pork down 15 cents, wheat prices around 92-97 cents, May pork 1795, lard 96216. Union Stock Yards shows hog receipts and price ranges. petroleum opens near 1.00. Eggs and grain traffic quiet. W. W. Palmer in Oldtown sells eagle trophies. another eagle seen nearby.

Cail Board Boston Produce Exchange Chicago Union Faneuil Hall W. W

Grain and dairy prices steady in quiet trade

Flour and related products hold firm with mixed brand quotations and small lot sales. Rye flour oat meal and corn meal trade light. Corn, oats, rye, barley and millfeeds listed with steady to easy quotes. Butter cheese and eggs show firm cheese, steady to lower eggs, with tight stock in New York and western markets. Beans peas potatoes vegetables and fruit prices noted, with hay and straw markets dull and seed trades quiet.

Minnesota Illinois St Louis Indiana Ohio New York Michigan St. Louis Vermont Andwestern Choice Canada

Tropical and Foreign Fruits and Cotton Markets Update

Trade in tropical fruits remains steady with quoted prices for Florida oranges at 350 per 4 box and other fruits such as lemons, bananas, and Malaga grapes listed. Sugar is quiet with refined and bulk prices shown, while cotton Liverpool spot quotes 5 1/2d to 6d for upland and gulf with 12,000 bales sold and futures openings steady through August. No telegrams from New York today.

Florida Malaga Porto Rico Liverpool Ant Gulf New York

Imports at Boston and Liverpool port records

A sprawling ledger of imports and cargo details from Boston to Liverpool, listing steamer names, consignors, and quantities. Entries include sherry, linens, hardware, munitions, cotton goods, paper stock, dyes, machinery, glassware, and various commodities with numerous firms such as Jordan, Marsh & Co. Baring Bros & Co. Stone & Downer. Merchants Despatch Transport Co. and many others. The report covers multiple ports and notes market data for cotton, flour, and assorted goods.

Foreign Exports from Liverpool and Barbadoes Trade Summary

Liverpool begins cleard Feb 26 with Palestine carrying cattle 24 931 bus corn 11 empty cases 6 cases cutting blocks 25 bbis ink 150 tons coal 10 pius tobacco 1 box air pistols 1 do books 1 do musical instruments 1 do microscopes 1 do sundries 60 bbis beef 398 boxes bacon 9 cases music paper 158 rolls 97 bolls 28 cases 22 bales leather 71 bales cotton waste 16 organs 35000 feet lumber 5 boxes axes 4 cases personal effects 600 staves 303 sheep 1 bbl liquid glue 71070 ths cheese 40 boxes 34 cases bals 1000 tierces tallow 50 do beef 28 cases organs 1 do pipe tops 387 bags oil cake 1400 sacks four 1158 bales cotton 20 bbis shoe blacking 25 birds stearing Barbadoes orders Eva May schooner 1998 new 3102 old sugar hhuds shocks Lores market Bark Sarah 450 cases petroleum 112 bases domestics 115 bbis flour 260 do petroleum 258 drums codfish 42 pkgs glassware 162811 feet lumber 34 causes hardware 21 do clocks 24 boxes soap 38 tubs lard 12 bbls resin 18 do beef 4 do pork 5 pkgs Yankee nations half bbis sugar 1 case matches 12 pkgs paint 1 case brass burners 1 do chromos 1 boil leather 4 do mouldings 9 casks bread 20 coiis rope 27 boxes starch

Liverpool Eng Pierce & Co A. Richards & Co Richards & Sons Slaves & Co Brentnalb Muse Jordan, Marsh & Co Hogg, Brown & Taylor Miller Baring Bros & Co Thos Groome & Co Dlax Smith & Dove Manus Bond Parsons & Co Picus Durre!! & Co White & Co Dodo Jackson Mandell & Daniell Hart& Young Ives, Bellamy & Co Perry, Cook & Co Brown, Durrell & c Oliver Ditson & Co RO White & Co Caton, Heckle & Co Stedman & L’uller Manus Co Nxise Janus Collins & Co Great Western Despatch Co John Holt & Sons Woollens Ches A Smith & Co Lucas & Wood Stone & Downer L. G Burnham & Co Rogers & Co Norcross Metlen & Co Reed & Barton Bray & Hayes Jordan, Marsh & Co Great Western Read & Sons Bradford, Thomas & Co Pitkins Bros Joel Golathwait & Co Pray’s Sons C¢I Burt, Bridgham & Snow Baldwin Bros & Co Storer & Co Chase & Co Paring Bros & Co Baes Hilton, Weston &Co Austin & Co Sanderson Res Steel Co Bros S_ Richards Norwell & Co H White & Co Hovey & Co Brown & Taylor Neale & Morse Tully & Co Torrey Bright & Cape Claflin, Larrabee & Co Clapp & Salley Linder & Meyer Faleigh & Co Jackson West Lyman Simons, Hatch & Whitten Kitton, Warren & Co Benet Slate Howe & French Mdise Stone & Downer L& DS Riker Jones & Co Moors & Co Sherburne & Co Dame & Co Thayer & Lincoln Cumner, Jons & Co Muilen & Co Miss Kendall, Barrows & Co Koopman & Co Harwood & Beardsley James Lovett & Co Cumner, Jones & Co Rolfe & Co Rousmaniere & Kuntall Cummings Piper Nichols & Fatusworth Saberdashery Coleman, Mead & Co Nichols Levin & Co Boyen & Co M Jones & Co Brown, Durrell & Co Hastings Despatch Transportation Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Hovy & Co London Boston Abbott & Jlodesen Frothingham & Wotrkman Bb & S H P Thompson Man's Stores JD & M Williams Teton & Co Merchants Despatch Transportation Co Wolcott Powell Bros Winslow Bros Ellis & Co Lovering & Co Webber Mcintyre, French & Co Hardware Brown, Durrell & Co Halifax Carroll Barclay & Co Beaman Bros Dudley & Co Haskins & Montazus Walker P & D Plummer Russell & Co King Sumac RG Norris & Co Catamia Sumac David Taylor & Sons AS & J Brown & Co Blanche Allen Thebaud Bros New York Cardenas Grace Bradley Cyrus Wakefield & Co Palestine Barbadoes Eva Sarah

Total Receipts of Staple Products February 38

The following table shows the total receipts of principal staples at this port from all points including in transit, compared with the corresponding day of last year. The data covers shipments from various sources and reflects current trade activity at the port.

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London market roundup with commodities and ship cargoes

London reports show wheat and corn steady to firm on passage while Liverpool grain and flour prices vary. Cotton in London and Liverpool remains firm with futures steady. Havana sugar markets show activity and US dollar exchange demand. Spanish gold price quoted.

Wavana United States

Boston Underwriters' Union elects officers and committees

At Thursday session Vice-President Goodman chaired as reports from the executive committee and treasurer were accepted. New officers include President Joseph W Balch, VPs Joseph Goodman and Frank E Sweetser, Treasurer Charles E Guild, Secretary Osborn Howes Jr, with an array of directors and committees on arbitration information electric lights carburetors and gas machines and more. Maverick Land Company holds a small attendance annual meeting with cash balances and 1884 disbursements noted, adjourned to March 11. Brookline Land Company stockholders name five directors T P Chandler Thomas N Hart Frederick B Taylor John W Candler and William H Hill Jr.

Boston Fine Underwriters’ Union Goodman Joseph W. Balch Joseph Goodman Frank E. Sweetser Charles E. Guild Osborn Howes, Jr Samuel Appleton FE. B. Whittemore E. B. Hinckley Cyrus Brewer George W. Reed Francis Peabody J. W. Balch F. H. Stevens Alfred Bicknell A. M. Bullard A. Foster, Jr Frank EK. Sweetser John C. Paige Edward Atkinson J. Edward Hollis J. W. Porter Hinckley Brookline Land Company T. P. Chandler Thomas N. Hart Frederick B. Taylor John W. Candler William H. Hill, Jr Towne Central Pacific Atlantic and Pacific Atchison San Diego California Southern Trafic Eailroad Mexican Central Mexican National Railways Southwestern Southern Pacific New York Stock Exchange Chicago and Atlantic Railway Company Pullman’s Palace Car Company Charles River Railway Longwood Baltimore Northern Central Railway Company George B. Roberts Frank Thomson Stephen W. White John S. Leib ABC Commonwealth Troy Greenfield Chicago and West Michigan

Inquest Finds Mother Caused Death of Newborn in Boston

Judge Churchill of Dorchester completes the inquest into Elizabeth Lee's newborn at Central House Glover's Corner. Finding suffocation by throttling at the hands of the mother. Lee died later at City Hospital. Death not due to unlawful act by any living person.

Churchill Dorchester Miaie Elizabeth Lee Glover’s Corner Boston

Insolvency wave hits seeds and shoes merchants across New England

A cascade of failures extends from King's Lynn seed crushers to Boston boot shops then to South Harwich and Bangor area traders. Major creditors sign on to composition plans while receivership and liquidation spread through New York and New Jersey firms. A state sewer project near Taft's aims to imitate Moon Island work as city considers purchasing Point Shirley property.

Board of Aldermen Point Shirley Taft’s Moon Island Mast Chester Park New York and New England Railroad

Railroad finances and Mexico rail progress reported

The forty sixth annual report of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore railroad shows year earnings of 3 741 672 with net income 1 675 566 after expenses. Mexican National progress notes the line from City of Mexico to San Miguel Allende and from Laredo to Saltillo with 400 miles remaining. Large land sales by the St Louis and San Francisco road are described along with other railway updates including Central Pacific and Pacific coast traffic outlook.

Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company Delaware Canton Mexican National Mexican National Railway Baltimore City of Mexico San Miguel Allendi Laredo Saltillo Monterey Buena Vista San Louis Potosi San Miguel Celayo Cambuaro City of Mexico St. Louis San Francisco Pulaski Maries Crawford Phelps Franklin C. W. Rogers London Eng

He is Charged With Having Received a Bribe to Help Secure a Pension

Dr Azel Ames former medical pension examiner was arrested for malfeasance in office and arraigned before Commissioner Hallett. He posted 5000 bail for next Tuesday’s examination and faces possible grand jury action. The case involves a $100 bribe from Alvin Drake on Jan 1 1583.

Azel Ames Hallett Thomas H. McBride Dr. Ames Alvin Drake Montreal Andrew ©. Stone Lawrence Washington Ames

Court records from the U S circuit court February 28

Proceedings cover Nelson W. Green v Everett H. Barney with a potential injunction and costs unresolved, and John J. Tower v Bemis & Call Hardware on a tool patent dispute. Amelia Chase et al v schooner Hattie M Crowell involves a collision libel with the ship sunk. Gideon P Brown files a demurrer in Price v Pacific Bank stockholders suit.

Nelson W. Green Everett H. Barney Arlen Webster B. F. Thurston John J. Tower Bemis & Call Hardware and Too! Company Byron Boardman Othe Five Drr Wall Rice John K L. S. Roberts Semour A. Bostwick Amelia A. Chase Hattie M. Crowell S. C. Noyes New York Block Island Noves Libellants Fred Dodge L. S. Dabney Gideon P. Brown Price The Pacific Bank

Trials in Superior Court record with multiple civil actions

Historic court notes resumed sessions February 28 before Judge Brigham and Judge Mason. Cases include David Thompson v Connery et al for personal injuries. John Francis Meagher v Boston and Lowell Railroad over a 1882 accident causing injury and amputation. John S. McCormick v Alex Stowell on contract. James M. Pettengill v Pacific National Bank set-off over certificates of deposit. Wm H Nichols et al v Nichols notes and bank dealings. Wm J Mann v Brigham Bishop stock dealings. Edward Bant v Highland Street Railway on telegraph line injury with improper municipal permit. Jury verdicts and legal rulings recorded with exceptions noted.

Superior Court Brigham David Thompson David Connery T. Weston, Jr B. KE. Perry John Francis Meagher Boston and Lowell Railroad Company Mystic Wharf Charlestown S.J. Thomas Richardson J. Hi. George Mason John S. McCormick Alex Stowell J. A. Maxwell R. D. Smith M. KR. Thomas James M. Shute, Jr Pacific National Bank of Boston Wm. H. Nichols J. M. W Pettengill Lewis M. Price William H. Nichols Nichols Johns John George W. Morse Richard Stone Wm. J. Mann T. Brigham Bishop Boston Mining and Stock Exchange Deer Isle Mining Company Mesmorada W. B. French J. W. Pickering Edward L. Bant Highland Street Railway Company Wemera Union Telegraph Company H. Wardwell J. Hewins

Three Defendants Sentenced or Continued in Early Terms

Thomas Reagan received nine months in the house of correction for larceny from the person. William P. Sullivan’s assault case against Curtis Conant was postponed to the next term. Terrence McGuire pled guilty to two counts of embezzlement from Matthew Keene and also had its term continued.

Thomas Reagan House of Correction William P. Sullivan Curtis Conant Terrence McGuire Matthew Keene

Woburn selectman convicted for liquor keeping

Judge Blodgett upholds conviction after appeals in a liquor keeping case. Thomas Salmon, town selectman and legislator, fined $100 plus costs after a petition from residents supported full penalty. Other notes: Michael H. Gately of Shirley found guilty of manslaughter. William M. Devlin of Medford faces trial for cheating.

Blodgett Thomas Salmon Woburn Supreme Judicial Court Michael H. Gately Shirley William M. Devlin Medford

Train Lost On Lone Tomb Line Leads to Bold Hunt

On August 29, 1881 seven strangers waited at Silver Bow for No. 67 to Topeka and New York. After hours of search through woods the party discovers the headlight ahead, only to find Lone Tomb station shining in dawn. the tale ends with a humorous note about the missing train.

Manhattan Magazine Silver Bow Atchison, Yopeka and Santa Fe Lone Tomb Blue Canyon Golconda City Atlantic Express Topeka New York Chicago Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe James Boys United States Jem Harris Antietam Kansas Colorado New Mexico Texas Tim Tiernan England Harris Tiernan Tim Little Creek James Jim Harris Wayfarers Atchison B. B. Valentine Notr

Ancient craft of crewel work gains room for large scale pieces

The article extols crewel embroidery as simple yet versatile, rivaling watercolor painting in floral effects. It praises its adaptability for drawing room decor and laments embroidery as limited to small pieces. It suggests Tus sore silk for silk on cloth and filofioss for satin, noting materials suit merino, cashmere, and satin best.

Auctioneers list of securities and railroad bonds

Whitten, Howe & Sibly bankers brokered auction notes listing numerous bonds shares and mortgage issues. Items include Chicago and Illinois bonds, Boston and Maine, Central New York, Minnesota lines, Pacific mills, and telephone stocks. Names include Conn Pass River RR, Webster National Bank, State National Bank, and Merchants’ Exchange Building address in Boston.

Reade Street New York Boston Bedford Street A. P. Taber Shoe and Leather Exchange Fall River Line Freemans National Bank Atlantic National Bank Reece Button Hole Machine Co Anna Woollen Chicago and West Michigan RR Atchison,Topeka and Santa Pe RR Sonora Railway Co Istms Burlington and Quincy Krts Burlington and Burlington and Missouri River RK In Nebraskka Istm Rvalrw Manufacturers Fuel and Eenaurance Co Vermont Massachusetts Middlesex Mills Lamson Cash Railway Co Highland Street American Watch Co Waltham National Car Co Union Switch and Signal Co Massachusetts Loan and Trust Co Revere Beach Lyon RR Old Colony RR Co Chicago W L Bangor Cook County Ill M.L M. L Newport and Richford Railroad Conn and Pass River RR Boston and Maine Railroad Ilinois Grand Trunk Central K Traders National Bank First National Bank Woburn Boston and Providence Railroad Co Doe Atlantic Cotton Mills Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co Consolidated Rrk of Vermont Detroit, Mich Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Consolidated Railroad of Vermont Colorado Telephone and Telegraph Co State National Bank Coit Manufacturing Co Albo Pacific, Gnar. Plain Pepperell Manufacturing Co Third National Bank National Bank of Republic Firet National Bank of Woburn Androscoggin Mills Providence and Worcester RR Manchester and Lawrence RR Brookline Gas Light Co Sl.wovunrcaguip Rove Middlesex Horse RR Webster National Bank Merchandise National Bank Great Fall Manufacturing Co Boylston Insurance Co Wilmington and Baltimore RR South Boston Horse R BR Co Fall River RR Concord Montreal Shawmut National Bank Worcester Nashua Rochester St Louis St Louis County Portsmouth Fall River Fort Scott Gulf RR Overland Telephone, Parent Co Bridgeport Rolling Stock Co Metropolitan Horse Railroad Co Fosteonana Albany RR Washington Mall Wievple’s Telephone, Parent Co Cambridge Horse RR Boston and Ee RR New England Telephone Co American Electric and Luminating Co the Drawbaugh Telephone and Telegraph Co Mexican Central Railroad New York and New England Chicago, Burlington and Quincy

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