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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1884

Page

3

Exchange and market notes from January reporting period

Foreign exchange steady with 60 day bills on London at 483 to 4834, Paris 518 short sight bills and 5208 per dollar 60 day. Dividends declared by China Mutual 25 percent scrip and Berkshire National 24 percent tax-free. Mining stocks include Colorado Coal and Silver King with spot sales. extensive grain and meat price moves across Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. Raw commodities and futures show mixed directions in flour, pork, lard, coffee and cotton goods with overall subdued activity in the dry goods market.

London Paris China Mutual Insurance Company Berkshire National Bank of Pittsfield

New York Financial Reported Daily Market Movements

New York on January 8 1884 money easy at 14 2 percent on call Prime mercantile paper 5 64 percent Barsilver 110 percent Foreign exchange strong at 483 for long and at 485 for short sight Government bonds and state bonds steady Railway bonds irregular West Shore 5s rallied to 63 Stocks firm Oregon Transcontinental rose to 311 percent after the company announced it has arranged to pledge its securities with Farmers loan and trust company for one year as collateral for a loan of 15 000 000 a commission to lenders.

New York Prime Mercantile Barsilver West Shore Oregon Transcontinental Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company

Trade And Its Outlook In Grain Market Report

Grain trading shows light activity with corn eight cars and peas one car on inspection. Receipts today include corn 13,950 bushels, wheat 500, oats 1,675, shorts 4,100, alongside flour and dairy movements. Liverpool cheese at 66s, Vermont butter steady to October levels, New York market notes mixed dairy and grain futures with Chicago reflect daily open and close ranges. Union Stock Yards report 26,000 receipts and 14,925 yesterday with mixed packers and hogs tight. foreign exports list dairy and apples for Boston week ending Jan 5.

Liverpool Elgin St. Albans Vermont New York Mercantile Exchange Canada New York Chicago Union Boston

Flour and grain market steady with varied prices

The market stays quiet with small sales and steady quotes. Western superfine at 83 50, Minnesota and Illinois flours range 5 35 to 6 50, corn 2 85 2 90 per barrel, oats mixed 68 49c, rye flour 3 75 4 25. Butter cheese eggs steady with broad price ranges. Potatoes and apples show modest demand with varied regional prices. General farm produce and meats remain firm though some cuts ease slightly.

Orleans United Tierces Western Tierces City South America Choice Western Commercial Bulletin Chicago Lara ST. Louis Jan Cincinnati Minnesota Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Hige Choice Fresh Choice Vermont New York Dairy Choice Straight Dairies Choice Western Dairy Rekge Vermont Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Cape New Laid Canada Maine Aroostook Poulton Burbank Hebron Hubbardston Tasman Nberal Timothy Boston Weste Son Texas Olga Santos Tai

Trade cargo list from Liverpool and surrounding ports

Shipping manifests show cargoes from Liverpool England including Samaria laden with cotton beef cheese and dry goods among others. Additional entries record Rosemay at Liverpool NL with flour cornmeal kerosene oil and pork while Brig Achsah at Clementspor t Nova Scotia city carries flour and cornmeal.

Liverpool Eng Samaria Rosemay Clementsport S. Brig

Receipts of Staple Goods by Rail and Sea

A dense list of shipments from multiple railroads and sea routes detailing bales and bags of cotton and wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, beans, tallow, lard, butter, cheese, apples, hides, leather, and other commodities. Includes Boston and Albany, Grenville Junction, Providence, Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Pea and Salem Expresses, and By Sea routes with quantities per line.

Boston and Albany Grena Junction Railroad Providence Mail Roand Id Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad É Pea Salem

Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 8 at Port

The table lists total receipts of principal staples at this port from all points of shipment. It compares current figures with the same day last year, excluding commodities in transit. The report outlines changes in supply levels for the immediate period.

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Cattle Market Report from Watertown Union Live Stock

The Boston Post reports Watertown Union live stock sales for January 8. Cattle, sheep, calves, and swine figures show weekly totals and by-state breakdowns, with prices for butcher beef, store cattle, hogs, and lambs. Freight routings and market classifications noted. results reflect Western and regional markets with notable price ranges for various classes.

Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets In New York Jan 8

Cotton firm with unchanged prices and 340 bales sold. Flour demand dull with several price levels for various grades. Wheat receipts 6000 bushels, export demand modest, spot sales 215,000 bushels with No 2 Chicago at 1.04 1.06 delivered. Rye weak in the west, Canada.

New York Uplands Orleans City Minnesota Chicago Canada

London and Liverpool financial market snapshot

London trading on January 8 shows Consols at 1015-16 with 48 and 12644 for A. G. W. firsts, while New York Central sits at 11714 and Canadian Pacific at 58. Liverpool cargo markets remain dull for wheat and corn with listed attitudes on flour, pork, bacon and cheese, and cotton futures steady with Upland and Orleans grades cited along with several forward delivery contracts.

Railroad matters and potential alliances reshape western lines

The Chicago Burlington and Quincy declines to join the Tripartite Alliance while Burlington shows interest in peace and a rate maintenance pact. Rumors circulate of a St Paul line to be built with Illinois Central doubtfully joining, plus a direct Chicago to St Louis route. The Mineral Belt railway from Flagstaff to Globe advances 180 miles with 75 miles this winter, enabling mining towns and timber profits from the Magellan pine forest. Globe will host ore reduction works using Salt River power, and a link to the Silver King mine aims to lower costs. George S. Morrison to study Oregon Navigation finances. Union Pacific land sales top 4,752,687 acres sold for $18,870,719 with 13,000,000 acres left. Gulf Colorado Santa Fe seeks NYSE listing for 334,000 first mortgage bonds. West Shore lists 14,750,000 more. New York Central cuts New York to Buffalo rates by over 50 percent, threatening $7,000,000 yearly revenue loss. Oregon Navigation loaned 13,000,000 secured by Oregon Navigation, Northern Pacific preferred and common stock. Rumors place J B Parsons as Northern Pacific general manager.

New York Gould Union Pacific Joseph G. Martin State Street Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago Tribune Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company West Transcontinental Association of Overland Roads Rock Island St. Paul Northwestern Huntington Woekshoffer Boston Central Iowa Railway Company Wisconsin Central Common Mexican Central Flint Pere Marquette New England Hovey Superior Court Bridgeport Conn Newark Hartford and Harlem Connecticut Fitchburg Old Colony Boston and Albany Oregon Short Line Sonora Western Union Bank of the Republic Bears Shorts Oregon Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Northwest St. Louis Nashville Lake Shore Oregon Navigation Oregon Improvement Oregon Navigation and Northern Pacific Common Preferred Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company West Shores Chesapeake and Ohio Texas Pacific Louisville New Albany Chicago Morris and Essex Voday Burlington Wllnois Central Illinois Central Granger New York Evening Post Atlantic and Pacific Mineral Belt Railway Flagstaff San Francisco Mountains Globe United States Salt River Tonto Basin Black Hills Dakota Silver King T. Jefferson Coolidge Oregon Railway and Navigation Company George S. Morrison Oregon Navigation Company Pacific Coast Morrison Villara Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad New York Stock Exchange West Shore Road The Stock Exchange Weehawken Buffalo Land Department Union Pacific Company Ecus New York Central Railroad Gazette

Ice Harvest Begins at Wigwam and Readville Ponds

The People's ice company of Boston starts harvesting at Wigwam and Readville ponds on Monday. About 125 men work at Wigwam, 30 at Readville. thickness is around 11 inches at both. Wigwam cutting will take nearly two months if weather stays good, Readville about one week. Amory Fisher plans Rodman's pond cutting today with a large crew expected to finish in five or six days.

People’s Ice Company of Boston Readville Amory Fisher Rodman’s Pond

Annual Elections In Boston Banks Change Few Officers

Boston banks held most annual elections Tuesday with few major changes. Names listed include Merchants Franklin Haven Jr succeeding Franklin Haven Sr at Merchants and many directors across Atlantic Atlas Boston Boylston First National and others. Insurance company boards also named new directors in Cambridge Fire and Citizens Mutual among others.

Boston Massachusetts J. M. Perry Dartmouth National Bank of Hanover N. H N.S. Huntington John L. Bridgman Chas. P. Chase Daniel J. Noyes Chas. Benton Adna Storrs Malden First J. Murray Forbes Richard D. Rogers Geo. A. Gardner William M. Whitney Francis Pesuchy Jacob C. Rogers George T. Susbee Alfred Bowditch Harcourt Amory Citizens’ Mutual of Boston H. C. Bigelow Granville Fuller Jos. N. Bacon Henry Baldwin Leonard Huntress E. C. Sparbank Herman Bird Leonard Winch S. N. Davenport Jesse Gould Lise Baldwin S. D. Howland Cambridge Fire Insurance Company Josiah W. Cook William J. Marvin Robert O. Fuller John Stone Henry N. Tilton Dana W. Hyde John W. Hammond Isaac 8. Pear Josiah K. Burrage Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company Devonshire Street E. H. Sprague

Court records and municipal court actions of Jan 8

United States district court records on forfeiture of a Westfield distillery for revenue law violations and prior indictments. various municipal court decisions in Boston and Roxbury, including counterfeit money hearing, common nightwalking charges, assaults, larceny, and adulterated milk conviction with fines and jail terms.

United States Westfield Goodrich Bush G. P. Sanger C. Almy, Jr Governang P. Cummings H. F. Ely Defenant

Supreme Judicial Court session opens with cases on wills and divorce

The Supreme Judicial Court convenes with plans to hear law arguments this week and next. Cases argued include Gleason vs West Boylston and Holden receivers vs Metropolitan National Bank, plus a probate dispute over a Boston couple and a Utah divorce involving John Hardy and Mary M Perkins. Decrees affirm Hardy not a legatee previously, but affirm he was Mary’s lawful husband at her death and entitled to one half of her personal estate. The legislature tabled bills and discussed election laws, naturalization jurisdiction, railroad consolidations, and health measures while committees were redefined due to printing errors.

Morton Filld W. Allen Holmes Willie J. Cole D. R. Applebury H. E Geo. R. Swasey Aug. Russ D. A. Dorr Wim J. Holden Metropolitan National Bank Bancroft R. D. Smith D.C. Linscott Samuel Weiss Admr Ann D. Williams Samuel Wells Edwin Wright John Hardy Inslow Warren Ezra G. Perkins Orissa J.smith Mary M. Perkins Hardy Mary M Concord Square Boston John Salt Lake City Utah Territory Utah Mary Elizia G. Perkins Perkins J. F. Pickering Chas. Houghton Edw. Avery Warren Et al A. B. Bryant Orissa J. Smith

Court opinions on suit to recover medical fees and various tort actions

In judge led sessions cases are reported: Krebs v Olmstead disputes statute of limitations over medical attendance. verdict for defendant. O Neil v Wollfsohn verdict for plaintiff for $9585 on whiskey conversion claim. Dolan v Chelsea seeks $10,000 for injuries from ice fall. trial pending. Bellows v Herdic Phaeton Co. verdict for plaintiff $448.25 for car accident injuries. Comber v McGrath verdict for plaintiff $69 balance on note after settlement. Jordan v Middlesex R R trial for damages after being thrown from car. Silver et al. v Hayden et al. ruling finds defendants not liable as undisclosed principals.

Brigham Francis H. Krebs James M. Olmstead J. W. Keith C. H. Pratt H. EB. Swasey Eliza M. O’neil Siegfried Wollffsohn Thomas O’ Neil J. H. Burke C. W. Curling Margaret Dolan City of Chelsea Shurtleff Street Kennan D. F. Kimball Massen Wm. W. Bellows Herdic Phaeton Company Court Street B.C. Moulton C. F. Loring A. Hemenway Albert D. Comber Mce Grath O. T. Gray J. A. Maxwell Emeline Jordan Middlesex R. R L. Ballen J. H. Appleton L. M. Child Harry Silver Eben D. Jordan Hayden Jordan, Marsh & Co D. F. Crane J. D. Ball

Orders and motions from the Legislature on civic reforms

Citizens and committees push reform measures across cities and counties. Talks cover elected district aldermen in Lowell, vaccination law repeal, dog bonds, unlocking factory doors, school discipline, and elevator costs for the state house, with finance bills for legislature pay and department expenses.

Stow Fall River Committee On Committee On Public Health Huntoon Lowell Committee On Cities Jones Lynn Committee On Labor Baker Brookline Judiciary Committee Police Court Roads Marblehead State House Davenport

A Woman Perceives Fashion at a Glance

A columnist claims women have finer brains than men, noting quicker perception. The text argues women can instantly tell what another woman is wearing, while men may need long study.

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