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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1884

Page

3

Bank Clearing Figures and Market Summary Reflect Mixed Week

The exhibit shows improved movement in many goods with clearings up from last week though river trade in the Ohio valley and western points declined due to ice. New York led gains in several cities while the New York bank statement shows large reserve gains and higher specie and legal tender totals.

Ohio Valley West Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville New York Baltimore San Francisco Pittsburg Milwaukee Kansas City Columbus Springfield Lowell Syracuse

Stock Market Shifts After Utah Rate Pool Formation

New York stocks opened strong on news of a three-way pool ending five months of rate strife among the Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, Burlington and Missouri River, and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. Prices rose before declines amid passenger-rate cuts and trunk-line disputes. West Shore bonds led gains while Pullman Palace Car stock fell.

New York Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Utah Clark Union Pacific Burlington Central Pacific Denver Rio Grande Missouri River Atchison West Shore Pullman Pullman Palace Michigara Central St. Paul Osborn &Co Michigan Central Rwe

Stock orders executed at Boston and New York boards

Richardson Hill & Co report prompt execution of stock orders at the Boston and New York boards with private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No. 40 Water Street office.

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

London and Havana Markets Mixed Amid Bond Activity and Widespread Rates

The Economist reports a 7.4 percent bank bill discount window with Treasury rates steady. Liverpool and London commodities show quiet wheat, firm cotton futures, and steady to higher rail shares with Erie and Central Pacific movements noted. Havana sugar and tobacco stocks edge lower amid US news, with modest exports and firmer freights and gold premiums.

Havana United States Matanzas

Grain market and car inspection report with receipts

The report lists car inspection of 14 cars with 13 corn and 1 oat car. It records daily receipts of grain including corn 5,000 bushels wheat 500 oats 2,525 shorts 1,900 and other commodities. Prices show wheat and corn mostly steady with various futures quotes and cash prices for No 2 yellow oats and corn. Hog receipts totaled 12,000 with yesterday totals and shipper figures noted.

Cincinnati Toledo Detroit

Market Report on Breadstuffs and Farm Produce

Breadstuffs show quiet demand with small lot sales and no price shifts. Grain items list varied quotations across Western superfines to Minnesota patents, corn meal, oats, rye and barley, with steady to firm tones. Butter, cheese and eggs reflect stronger prices and cautious buying, while general farm produce remains firm with beans noted.

South America Liverpool Chicago Lara Milwaukee Minnesota Illinois St. Louis Ohio Indiana Michigan New York Nancy Northern Fall Western Choice Do Northern Vermont Choice Choice Western Dairy Choice Western Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island

Trading shipments at Boston and other ports listed

Imports at Boston Annapolis NL include poultry mutton butter eggs socks fish and various goods from multiple firms. Rosario schooner Nahum Chapina reports wool hair goat skins while Cornwallis NS shows Potatoes apples and other produce on schooner Cecelia and Windsor Packet with potatoes apples turnips and an order.

Annapolis A& O Holmes Littlefield JG Hall & Co Rosario Nahum Chapina F Perry Cornwallis Cecelia Duke George Uockwell Chipman Brook Windsor

Mixed 19th century cargo lists from Atlantic shipping ports

OCR fragment lists cargo items from Halifax St Pierre Montevideo and others. Items include lumber butter oysters oysters milling gear, ropes, hardware, utensils, clothing, paints, foodstuffs, and shipping supplies with quantities and units. Contains multiple vessels and destinations with no cohesive narrative.

Receipts Across Railroads for Jan 12 Trade Totals

A long list of freight receipts from multiple railroads shows varied quantities of cotton, flour, corn, oats, wheat, middlings, sugar, tea, coffee, butter, eggs, leather, hides, and other goods. Regions include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Ol Colony, New York and New England, Skis astern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and Sea routes.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Ol Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Sea

Total Receipts of Staple Products at this Port Jan 12

A table lists today’s principal staple receipts from all points of shipment compared with last year. Items include wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, eggs, wheat, barley, malt, lumber, leather, lard, bacon, hides, greases, tea, coffee, sugar, skins, and various meat products with quantities in barrels, bushels, cars, or cases. Notable entries show eggs 191 cases, wheat 500 bushels, lard 50 tierces, bacon 50 boxes, and tea 219 barrels.

New York Uplands Ohio St. Louis City Minnesota Chicago White State Etroleum United City Extra India At &c

Cotton Markets Show Mixed Receipts Across Cities

Market reports indicate firm prices in several hubs with steady to firm tones. Net receipts and gross totals are listed for Mobile Cincinnati New Orleans Galveston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Augusta St Louis Louisville Savannah Memphis Chester Richmond and others, showing overall quiet to steady movement in the United States cotton market.

Mercantile New York Clearing House United States Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Baltimore Inc San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburg Louisville Milwaukee Providence Kansas City Indianapolis Cleveland Hartford Detroit Memphis New Haven Peoria Columbus Portland Springfield Orcester Lowell Syracuse N.Y Bales Mobile Vincinnati Scccccere York Vakee Orleans Ecese G. B. Ap Galveston Wilmington Cbsks Tock Augusta ST Louis Cosandees Apene Savannah Lock Mid

Court Verdict Awards Plaintiff 1570 50 In Railway Case

Judge Nelson presiding without jury grants plaintiff $1570.50 for professional services to the Atchison and Topeka railway. Other matters include demurrer ruling in Samuel Carleton et al v Raymond et al with party unserved. Readers' and Writers' Economy Co. motion for new trial overruled.

Thomas H. Talbot Atchison and Topeka Railway J. W. Swift Samuel Carleton Theodore Raymond F. W. Preston W. C. Williamson Morton D. Andrews C. T. Russell Reynolds T. White Readers’ and Writers’ Economy Company C.W. Bartlett J. L.S. Roberts

List of court cases in three sessions before judges

The document records multiple case numbers and parties across the Second and Third Sessions before Judge Mason and Judge Knowlton. It lists vignettes such as Murphy v McBarron and Jennings v Herdic, plus a sequence of civil actions involving Boston and Albany Railroad Company and related defendants.

Murphy McBarron Simonds French Jennings Herdic Welch Eckert Phaeton Co McCabe Barnard O'Brien Boston and Richardson Vid Col- Albany Railroad Company R. KR. Company

Assault and Larceny Sentences Told by Jan

In Superior Court Jan 12 Judge Staples presided. Richard King fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Thomas Killday imprisoned one year for larceny. Martin Sullivan fined 10 dollars and costs for malicious mischief. Leander Bushman sentenced to two years in the house of correction for breaking and entering and larceny. Orrin Cottell and William Farrar placed on probation for breaking and entering. Daniel Reynolds held on a true bill for shooting James Budd with intent to kill. arraignment postponed on counsel's petition. E R Henderson discharged after grand jury did not find a true bill in manslaughter case involving C L Perry.

Richard King Thomas Killday House of Correction Martin Sullivan Leander Bushman Orrin Cottell William Farrar Savage Daniel Reynolds James Budd E. R. Henderson C. L. Perry

Municipal Court Outcomes Across Courts January 12

In central court Judge Forsaith fined Arthur G. French 15 dollars plus costs for larceny and James Sullivan 20 dollars plus costs for assault and battery. South Boston court convicted James Mangan of defrauding, fined 10 dollars and costs. James Reagan was found idle and disorderly, sentenced to six months in the house of industry. Highland court held Peter J. Kehoe on perjury at 300 dollars for superior court. East Boston arraigned George G. Hitherington as a common drunkard and failure to support minors, sentenced six months in the house of industry on first charge, and fined 20 dollars plus costs on second. Patrick Crane held on two liquor counts, examination January 26.

Central Court Forsaith Arthur G. French James Sullivan South Boston James Mangan James Reagan House of Industry Highland Court Peter J. Kehoe East Boston George G. Hitherington Patrick Crane

Ridge copper mine under Capt William Martin gains renewed promise

Reports from the Iron and Lake Superior Ridge mine indicate continued productive underground work. Four miners are producing copper in strong ground while Captain William Martin briefly leads operations. stockholders urged to act at the upcoming annual meeting to restore the mine’s standing.

Ee Vere Meggul Mingle Seyo Asa Aye William Martin Lake Superior Pewabic S. 8 Whittle

Bond Deposits Signal Strengthening Finns and NM Mining Pact

Ancrush VL We DUNMUS UL Lite Massa waucus and New Mexico mining company have been deposited with the Boston Trust company and more are expected this month. The bonds remain for five years with a 10 percent par value payout by February 6. If paid, stockholders gain first claim on $50,000 annual earnings before further bond payments. A 10 cent per share stock assessment will cover the payout and leave $25,000 working capital.

Ancrush VL Dunmus UL Lite Massa Waucus New Mexico Mining Company Boston Trust Company New York National Bank of the Republic Donnell, Lawson & Simpson Youngstown and Pittsburg Railroad Company Henry W. Ford Bank of the Republic Railway William T. Riggs Thomas F. Manley Boston Mr. Manley Riggs Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain

Military social and drill events around Cambridgeport and Boston

The Boston area hosts multiple military society gatherings. Events include the armory sociable of Company B in Cambridgeport on Jan 15, the Boston Light Artillery reunion and supper at Hotel Carleton, and the National Lancers sociable next Wednesday. Waltham Rifles plan a Jan 15 fair, Grand Army encampment at Faneuil Hall Jan 30, Old Guard officer election at Crawford House, Pierce Light Guard grand fair Feb 18–23, and Institute of Technology Cadets held an exhibition drill Saturday.

Armory Hall Cambridgeport Boston Light Artillery Association Carleton Hanover Street National Lancers Waltham Rifles Ima Grand Army Bay Faneuil Hall Old Guard Crawford House Pierce Light Guard Company C First Infantry Boylston Hall Institute of Technology Institute

Libels On Editors Blotting Pads Draw Critics

J. H. Ashton of No 90 State street issues blotting pads that depict country editors as wealthy and luxurious while metropolitan editors are shown in untrue poses. The pads are considered good devices despite the libel theme.

J. H. Ashton No. 90 State Street

Fur trader brings back Maine catch to city

W. E. Kakas returned from Maine with a large fur load. In Burnham he bought from two trappers 2 600 muskrat skins 950 skunk 430 mink and 90 beaver for a total cost of 2170 32 dollars.

W. E. Kakas Maine Burnham

Prize Ticket Drawn For Henry College Lottery

Cashier Bank of Kentucky Louisville Ky reports ticket No 78330 drawn November 29 1883 paid 30000. Henry College Lottery Co confirms receipt of thirty thousand dollars in full payment for ticket No 78330 bought by E M Railton and George Crocker. Central Pacific Rail Road connections noted.

San Francisco Cal Bank of Kentucky Louisville Henry College Lottery HH. Warpsworth Wells, Fargo & Co Henry College Lottery Co Louuisville Ky Y J. J. Douglas Henry College Lottery Company E. M. Railton George Crocker Central Pacific Railroad Louisville Courier: Journal

Rail lines unite New York to Boston freight corridor

Contracts prepared for New York Vermont New Hampshire and Massachusetts railroads to form an all rail freight line linking western points with New York Central routes from Syracuse. The alliance includes Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain St Johnsbury Lake Champlain Connecticut and Passumpsic Boston Concord and Montreal Northern Concord and Boston and Lowell.

New York Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts New York Central Syracuse Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Lake Champlain St. Johnsbury Connecticut Passumpsic Boston Concord Montreal Lowell Welland Canal Journal

Dwyer Stable Leads With Large Yearly Winnings In 19th Century Racing

Racing notes report the Dwyer stable earned at least 187 780 50, while Jerome Case’s horses totaled 28 515 last season, with Jay Eye Lee leading. Parole earned 82 154 25 for P Lorillard over nine years as famed pacers Richball and Westmont set marks. The piece lists trotting records, breeder sales plans, and odd horse names from early racing, including Flora Temple’s sale history and notable heat races.

Dwyers Jerome I. Case Jay Eye Lee Alexander Jackson Tennessee Yank Riverside Tenn P. Lorillard Parole Messrs Jake Joe Swigert Lexington Lady Winston Virgil Lady Way Eclipse Vienna Austria Gray Salem Gray Bird Mr. Giddings Chicago Cupid W. W. Adams Mammoth Sale Richball Westmont John Shepard Boston Rolfe W. P. Balch C. H. Nelson Waterville Tom Rolfe Judith Draco Volunteer Smith Young Columbus General Knox Daniel Lambert Wood Hambletonian Mambrino Pilot Middletown Phil Sheridan Dictator Happy Medium Almont Harola Belmont Jay Gould Messenger Duroc Aberdeen Electioneer Elephant Crab Snake Flora Temple Jonathan Vielee Washington Hollow Duchess County N. Y New York City George E. Perri William McDonald Baltimore George M. Patchen Suffolk Course Philadelphia Dry Tallman

Pastor Salaries Urged Increase by Rev Dr Ireneus Prime

The Rev Dr Ireneus Prime editor of the New York Observer celebrates fifty years in ministry and argues pastors should receive higher incomes as living costs rise while salaries have stagnated for a decade. He cites many churches expanding wealth yet not boosting pastor pay, urging raises of 500 to 1000 annually.

Ireneus Prime The New York Observer Statesville N.C Leopold Schefer Wrangel Alaska England Spurgeon New York Springfield

Boston Theatrical Boom Sweeps Funds Into City Stages

Since mid November Boston theaters have received about a quarter million dollars in admissions. Edwin Booth drew $40,000 for three weeks at the Globe, Lawrence Barrett $30,000 for two weeks at the Park, Henry Irving $40,000 for two weeks at the Boston, Adelina Patti and Mapleson company $50,000 for one week at the Globe, and Abbey company $90,000 for ten days at the Boston. The totals are described as unprecedented in Boston stage history.

Newburyport Herald Boston Edwin Booth the Globe Lawrence Barrett the Park Henry Irving Adelina Patti Mapleson Opera Company Globe Abbey Opera Company

Notice to appear in libel case Plummer Boston

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court September Term 1883 orders libellant to publish an attested copy of libel and this order in the Boston Post once weekly for three weeks. George M. Plummer must appear on or before the first Tuesday of April next to show cause why the libel praying relief should not be granted. By the Court.

Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Holden Boston Ella A. Plummer George M. Plummer Boston, On the 30Th Day of January, A. D Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston Post

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