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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1879

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4

Arabella Cuddy's Washington New Year’s Reception Impressions

Arabella J. Cuddy, a seventeen year old from a respectable family, describes her first Washington New Year’s reception hosted by Aunt Mary. She details the lavish table, fashion, greetings to ministers and senators, bowing customs, and encounters with figures such as Senator Blaine and Capt. Fisk, all amid a wintry White House social scene.

Boston Post Washington Mamma Aunt Mary Fanny Brother Jim William White House Congress Hayes Arabella Arabella J. Cuddy Teetotal Society Simon Army Navy Mary Fisk U.S. N Devens Thurman Constitution Blaine Senate Senator Blaine Uncle William Senator Randolph New Jersey Senator Butler South Carolina Dawes Massachusetts Washington At Aunt Mary’s Admiral Porter

New Harper Edition and Press News on Macaulay Works

Harper & Brothers issue a new five volume octavo edition of Macaulay's History of England with a frontispiece portrait. Boston bookseller Lee & Shepard offer the set at ten dollars. The issue also notes The American Punch monthly, Winthrop's Addresses volume, Andrews American Queen, and Putnam's 1879 Life of Thiers with a Scribner's note on Tile Club.

Macaulay England New York Harper & Brothers United States James Il William Boston Lee & Shepard Messrs Little, Brown & Co Robert C. Winthrop W. R. Andrews Andrews Bazaar Messrs G. P. Putnam’s Sons Thiers Francois le Goff Theodore Stanton Steels Scribner’s

Support for Reappointment of U S Marshal Usher

A letter to the editor praises U S Marshal Usher for integrity courtesy and ability. Judge Lowell District Attorney Sanger and other respected gentlemen support his reappointment, noting no partisan bias and a history of faithful competent service.

Bostoon Post Lowell Sanger Usher U.S

Joint Committee Holds First NYC Meeting After Chicago Consolidation

A joint committee of trunk lines and Western railroads met in New York for the first time since the Chicago consolidation. Grand Trunk Railway did not attend. The pool was declared in effect and to continue. Arbitrator selection will be by Presidents Vanderbilt Jewett Scott and Garrett next Tuesday. Export freight policy aims to equalize through rates to Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. no decision reached.

New York Trunk Lines Western Railroads Chicago Grand Trunk Railway of Canada Vanderbilt, Jewett, Scott Garrett Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Portland Atlantic St. Lawrence South America West Indies Warren Bridge

January Pork Packing totals rise across six cities

Cincinnati preliminary report shows six western packing centers Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Indianapolis and Louisville together total 8 545 000 up 1 055 000 from last year. Interior points total about 1 400 000 up 375 000 and all points combined rise by 1 430 000.

Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville

Wisconsin Governor Smith Sees Healthy Finances

Gov. Smith states Wisconsin finances are healthy with state indebtedness about 2.5 million. Combined with local debts, total public indebtedness reaches about 12 million. Real taxable property valued near 31 billion with assessments just under half. He notes resumption of specie payments without currency shock.

Milwauker

Indiana Legislature Opens Sessions with Key Appointments

The Indiana Legislature convened and organized its chambers. Senate officers chosen include Daniel D. Dale as Secretary and Charles W. Ward as Assistant Secretary, with Richard Hancheon as Door Keeper. House elected Henry S. Cauthorne as Speaker and Webster Dixon as Clerk. The Senate votes hinge on the Lieutenant Governor’s approval. Majors sided with Democrats among the three National Senators, while Poindexter and Davis backed Republicans.

Indianapolis Indiana Senate Daniel D. Dale Charles W. Ward National Richard Hancheon Majors Poindexter Davis House Henry S. Cauthorne Webster Dixon

Banker Horace E. Taylor Freed After Embezzlement Charge

Horace E. Taylor a banker in Williamsport Pa was arraigned on an embezzlement charge involving about 80000 but was discharged after the court ruled depositor testimony inadmissible under an 1862 act. The defense argued deposits became his property. The prosecution sought depositor proof but the judge halted the case.

Williamsport Horace E. Taylor Criminal Court Mayer Taylor

Funeral for ex Mayor Morton McMichael in Philadelphia

Funeral services were held at St. Mark's Church for ex Mayor Morton McMichael. Pallbearers included William S. Stokley, J. J. Charre, Henry W. Phillips, Dr Charles J. Stille, George H. Baker, Gen. Robert Patterson, Henry C. Carey and George W. Childs. Interment followed at Laurel Hill.

Philadelphia Morton McMichael St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church William S. Stokiey J. J. Clarkhare Court of Common Pleas Henry W. Phillips Park Commission City Trusts Charles J. Stille University of Pennsylvania George H. Baker Union League Robert Patterson Henry C. Carey George W. Childs Aurel Hill

Earhart shot in New Orleans district attorney case

Frank B. Earhart district attorney at Opelousas parish was shot in the thigh by Faulke a Jackson Railroad mail agent. Faulke escaped. In circuit court pleas were filed by Nachitoches prisoners lawyers denying jurisdiction claiming election laws unconstitutional and indictments informal asking quashment.

New Orleans Frank B. Earhart Opeloulas Parish Faulke Jackson Railroad United States Circuit Court Nachitoches

Troy Savings Bank Solvency Rumor Declared Unfounded

The Troy rumor in New York about the bank’s solvency is unfounded. Officials confirm the institution can convert a million dollars of securities within 24 hours.

Troy N. Y New York Troy Savings Bank

Suffolk County Transfers Central Boston to South Boston and More

A series of property transfers and mortgages across Boston areas including Kendall Street in Central Boston J Q A Brackett to Samuel Cochran for buildings and land, Seventh Street South Boston John Crowley to Margaret Driscoll for buildings, plus mortgages and land transfers in Porchester Dorchester etc. Notable entries include Andrew W Newman estate Asa Wyman mortgage to Solomon Bolster for buildings and land and multiple parcels in Boston Highlands West Roxbury Chelsea Dorchester and Winthrop with values ranging up to 50 000 dollars.

Suffolk County Boston Kendall Street J. Q. A. Brackett Samuel Q. Cochran Seventh Street John C. Crowley Margaret E. Driscoll Porchester Columbus Street Andrew W. Newman Asa Wyman Solomon A. Bolster Gorglemon A. Bolster Adams Street John A. Preston Et al J. Frank Howland Brook Avenue Benjamin F. Macintire Lemuel C. Macintire Magazine Street Boston Highlands Jennie A Edward F. Meany Chester Square Same Betsey T. Savage Shawmut Avenue Mary L Isaac D. Blodgett Rutland Street George F. Peirce South Street Woodbury Emery Tremont Street

Economic optimism rises as resumption boosts markets

The piece notes a nationwide revival in business, rising confidence, and improved finances amid resumption of specie payments. It cites $250,000,000 in gold circulating, strong export growth, real estate gains, and higher railway activity. It lists favorable rates in Boston and New York money markets, and mixed securities and railroad stock movements, with emphasis on continued financial improvement.

New York Express New York Commercial Columbus Ohio Boston New York Boston Clearing House Bank of England London Paris Sterling Exchange Bank of France Boston Stock Board Hartford & Erie R. R. Levens Boston & Maine R. R Pueblo & Arkansas Valley New England Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Union Pacific Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore Boston & Albany Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Burlington & Missouri Nebraska

Wool prices fall in 1878 with flat market and slim profits

The annual Wool Circular notes a 25 percent drop in Ohio fleece prices from 45 cents to 34 cents per pound in 1878. The woollen goods trade barely improved, with most manufacturers failing to make money while the wool clip rose overall, driven by larger harvests in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico and the far West.

James Lyreh Church Street New York Ohio California Texas Colorado New Mexico

Market Snapshot from Jan 10 1881 Stock Notes

Daily U S stocks and bonds listing with prices and percentages across major railways banks and utilities including Illinois Central Cleveland & Columbus Chicago and North Western Milwaukee and St Paul Toledo and Wabash and Union Pacific bonds and land grants noted. Readout covers preferreds coupons new issues and notable yield signals.

U.S Michigan Pacific L. Shore Chicago Rock Island Milwaukee St. Paul Toledo Wabasa Pittsby Ft.Wayne Terre Haute Del Hudson Coat Dpan Morris and Essex Mississippi WesternUn Ae Co Delaware & Lackawanna Sue Pacific Mail Co U At. & Pacific Tel Adams Express Co Chi’go American Express Hannibal and St. Joseph U.S. Express Co N. Y. Central Hartford & Erieists BPC Cnc Central Pacific Quicksilver Min. Co Union Pac Mariposa New York Evenine Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Sub-Treasury U. S Louisiana Consolidated Missouri North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Pacific Main Pittsburg Morris Essex Lackawanna Northwestern Erie Lake Shore Chicago and North Western Common Delaware, Lackawanna and Western New Jersey Central Michigan Central Wabagh Western Union Telegraph Pacific Mail St. Louie Kansas City Northern Iron Mountain The Stock Exchange Cleveland St. Louis Columbus Cincinnati Chicago and Milwaukee and Toledo and Wabash Fort Wayne Chicago and Alton Ohio and Delaware, Lackawanna and Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company Missouri Pacific Atlantic and Pacific Indiana Central Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Hartford & Erie Union Pacific Sutro

Market Roundup From London and Liverpool Jan 10

Floating cargoes of wheat firmer and corn steadier with good American cargoes off the coast. Liverpool markets report firm wheat and dearer corn with various prices for flour and provisions. Cotton trade shows steady activity with 64,000 bales sold and stock at 407,000 bales. Futures for cotton edges higher as buyers and exporters reflect demand.

London Mark Lane Liverpool Naese Spa Uplands Orleans Janu Sica Manchester New York New York Exchange Minnesota Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois St. Louis Wisconsin Western Canada Choice Northern Vermont Franklin County Maine Central Jackson Aroostook County Davis Nova Scotia Virginia New Jersey Boston Siac Extra ©, Inc Telegraph Chicago ST Louis

Mediter ranean Ports Fruit and Brimstone Shipments

In Messina Palermo and Valencia ports shipments list large quantities of oranges lemons and brimstone from firms including Wm Worthington & co De Cora Bros D Hi Tully & co A HB Hardy & co Rolfe & Guild and Gossler & co. Notes show 276 boxes oranges 1080 lemons at Nettley Abby Catania 6500 boxes oranges 100% lemons in Messina 1134 boxes oranges 189 lemons in Palermo and 7073 cases oranges various totals across ports.

Nettley Abby Catania Worthington & Co Gossler & Co Messina Cora Bros Palermo

Steamer Brazilian Clears oil and goods at sea ports

The cargo listing from the Steamer Brazilian shows extensive holdings including 25 packages oil 10 cases spools 47 barrels 23 hhds grease 1 1 cases hardware 50 kits fish 2 cases codfish 30 bales leather 150 barrels apples 33 000 bushels corn 18 bales furs 19 hhds tallow 16 pkgs tools 17 bundles game 209 pieces lice 3110 head cattle 19 boxes canned meats 1385 boxes bacon 1180 tierces flour 29 974 bush wheat 213 boxes meat and other items at Gonaives Hayti and Sagua la Grande with additional cargo from Margareeville NS and other foreign ports including drums skids pork mackerel flour bread crackers hardware lamps and various household goods.

Liverpool Eng Sagua LA Grande Brig Myrnus Margaretville Sci Anna

Arrived and cleared ships report with naval movements

The steamer Nettley Abbey and the brig Young from Gloucester reported arrivals at multiple Mediterranean ports with fruit shipment to William Worthington & Co and noted charter duties for Liverpool. The brig Gipsy Queen from Black River bound for Boston stood in near Truro, lost a jibboom, and did not reach Provincetown harbor. the steamer George A Chafee is also mentioned.

Nettley Abbey Grant Catania Messina Palermo Valencia Gibraltar William Worthington & Co Liverpool M F Pickering & Co George Chafee Young Gloucester Gipsy Queen Chandier Black River Jamaica Boston Truro Bay Provincetown Harbor Galveston Charles W Cochrane Bosaton Givan Havre Messrs CU L Norena Nichols Goree Marseilles Port Mab Americar Hooper Savannan Baltirbore Arda Bayonne Baltimore France Laura Rowland Porto Cabello Swansea Kingston Orig Shannon Inagua New York Nassau Caboose Cook N. Sch Falcon Randall Jacksonville St Domingo Kate KE Gifford Barrett Charleston Gifford Speddon J W Seierall Lofquist Philadelphia Dunnike Cowes Eng Harry C Shepherd St Augustine Navesink Rhiwindan Cardiff Sarahmore Schiedam Chevalier Rotterdam Volmer Hansen Bremen I Hazard Brewster Georgetown Emma C. Babcock Perth Amboy Burnham Brothers Railway Emma C Babcock Long Beach Providence E H Clark Blue Rocks Fort Greene Newport E Gladwish Ocean Pearl Hokodate Sch Sarah Louise G Wilder Honolulu Eastbank Speke London Jane Curiew, Davis Curlew Price Edward Island Sir Charles E Scammell Smith Ardrossan Clenfuegos Crookhaven Norman Shaw Gloster Keuward Socoa Barnard Castle Bell New Orleans Reval Frederickshaven Bayard Everett Rouen Ferrol Spain Encarnacion Fernandina Stockton Newcastle Dunedin Helen A Holmes Eldridge Lyttleton Willard Mudgett Staples Port Chalmers Helen Ansier Berry Auckland Malay Love San Francisco Nsw Stonewall Jackson Bartlett Madras Black Hawk Shanghai Sea Witch Haydn Brown Hong Kong J Hingersol Dow Nagasaki George Skelfield Callao Lizzie Perry Min-y-don Leslie Niagara Paulson Alice Reed Kellerarn Robert Emmett Catway Fremont Nickerson Kahului Discovery Winding Ldg Brie Elise Permien Naples Haakon Haakonsen Hange Busy Kendrick David Bugbee Leghorn Ciara Pickens Coombs Barcelona Suez Criscuola Caen Lauretta Jones Ronen Melchior Lente Transit Hagan Berks Peter Crerar Whalen Norfolk Jeannette Zielke Wilmington Moravian Ae Halifax Lord Olive Urquhart Minnesota Burweill Alwan Murray Anna Whiting Cox Ponce Rapidan Crowell St Jago Cuba Champion Fanning Halifax Montego Bay Arnie May Crosby Do Do P Chase Poole Mobile Etna Ferguson Aux Cayes William Hayes Woodcock Mathewson Addie Chadwick Hardy Savannla Falmouth G M Porter Curtis Arnatto Bay Savanna-la-Mar Clifford Shannon Moore St Johns Meteor N York Lunenburg Alpha Riodenizer Boton Java Hunt Demerara Lyra Hyson Porto Reo Austrian Watts St John

Shipping movements and arrivals at New England ports

Inbound and outbound vessels listed for Eastport, Bass Harbor, Rockland, Bath, and Portland. Ships include Neptune's Bride Calais for New Haven, More Light Norwood for Calais, and brig Manzanilla in port. Rich from Calais awaiting spring layup. several sailings to New York, St John, Rockport, Bucksport, and Boston.

Eastport Percy Mitchell Z A Paine Jones New York Mary Lee Newton Coaswell Boston Ida Spotford Ingalls Portland Nightingale Hilyard Red Beach Holmes Traveller Crossman Bass Harbor Neptune Calais Sea Queen Manzanilla Rich Rockland Bunker St Georgeé Nnessee Beal New Bath Port 9Th Marion Draper Bailey Portland- Ar Sabine Hober St John Nis Joe Carlton Thurston Rockport Telegraph Post H R Tilton Wiscasset Ella Hodsdon Metcalf Bucksport Henry Pee Smith Cardenas Franconia Bragg Newark

The Family Circu Acknowledges Post's Distinct Field

The Post covers a field unique to itself with broad reader appeal and unlike any other journal. Its diverse editorials and wit have long drawn advertisers who have benefited from the publication’s wide patronage.

Subscription Rates for Clubs and Individuals

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