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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1884

Page

3

Boston Money Markets Show Banks Tighten as Stock Prices Slip

Money logic remains firm with mercantile paper discounted by banks and outsiders at 5 to 55 percent, and miscellaneous paper at 6 to 63 percent. New York funds show a premium. Boston bank reserves are expected to shrink in tomorrow’s statement.

Mercantile Boston New York Associated Banks of Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore Water Street

New York Stock Market Opens in Low Mood on Jan 21 1854

The New York stock exchange opened weak with a broad selloff led by Manitoba and Wabash as markets eyed lower prices. A late rally improved sentiment but overall values closed with a cautious tone and expectations of further declines. Trading totaled 54,590 shares as investors sold on margins and awaited guidance.

New York Stock Exchange Manitoba Wabash Canada Southern Central Pacific Quincy Northwest St. Paul Denver Missouri Pacific Kansas Texas Northern Pacific Oregon Navigation Oregon Transcontinental Reading Omaha Union Pacific North Pacific Vanderbilt, Gould, Granger Louisville Nashville

Grain market and commodity prices report

Daily grain inspection totals show 21 cars of mixed grades and receipts incl corn 23 500 bushels wheat 2 450 oats 3 275 shorts 8 500 oatmeal 166 barrels cornmeal 630 bushels barley 500 bushels and cottonseed meal 2 250 bushels. Dairy and eggs prices steady to firm with regional variation. Chicago and New York Mercantile Exchange quotes listed for butter cheese eggs pork. Union Stock Yards hogs receipts 16 000 with estimated Saturday totals. packers and shippers rates noted. petroleum certificates traded near 1 08.

New York Report Elgin Western State New York Mercantile Exchange Canada Liverpool Chicago Dales Tierces Bhds New York Uplands Orleans City Minnesota Iloc United South America ST. Louis Lara Texas Milwaukee Cincinnati

Market Prices for Beans Peas and Vegetables

The market reports steady prices across beans peas and vegetables with firm or unchanged quotes. Notable figures include choice pea ranges 2 65 to 3 35 per unit, potatoes 43 to 52c and Maine New Brunswick markets, onions 175 200 per bbl, and apples various at 1 50 to 4 50 per unit.

Choice Canada Maine New Brunswick Aroostook Houston New York Vermont Prince Smdward Island Burbank Peer Prince Edward Island Hebron New York State Boston Jlard

Liverpool and Glasgow Trade Items Parade in Detailed Ledger

Shipping ledger from Liverpool and Glasgow lists numerous consignments including woollens and cottons, textiles, gun barrels, steel, tin plates, oranges, and pig iron. Named firms such as Jordan, Marsh & Co. Baring Bros & Co. Shepard Norwell & Co appear alongside multiple Commodities and quantities arranged by vessel and destination.

Value by Countries in Colonial Ledger

A fragmented OCR list shows country entries with figures such as British West Indies 8 552 and British Guiana 690 25, plus Africa possessions 46 094 and other totals. The snippet ends with Argentina and a large sum 1 170 059, lacking clear context or dates.

Phile Nova Scova Clc Miqueton Langley British West Indies British Guiana

Receipts of various railroads and express lines

Receipts show extensive goods moved by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony and other lines listing cotton wool flour corn oats rye pork lard hams preserved meats grease butter beans hay leather hides and more across multiple railroads and express routes with numerous bale and case counts and bundled freight. The long list enumerates volumes by line and product including shipments by sea and inland carriers.

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

Staple Product Receipts at This Port Compared Jan 21

The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port from all shipment points including transit commodities, compared with the same day last year. Data cover January 21 and reflect in transit arrivals and year over year totals.

Cotton Markets Bates Norfolk and Liverpool prices

Norfolk market reports receipts exports and stock levels across regions including Augusta Lexington and Galveston with noted dull markets and steady to easy tone. NY and other centers show mixed commodity results with cotton prices steady and grains and meats quoted at various levels.

London Financial Clusters Weigh Market Movements

London and New York markets show mixed sugar coated moves with Consols near 1017-16 and energy stocks mixed. Commodities report quiet wheat cargoes, slow corn trades, and overall subdued prices with marginal shifts in old corn and peas in Mark Lane and Liverpool markets.

London A. & G. W.ursts Ene New York Central Kinvis Central Pennsylvania Philadelphia Reading Canadian Pacific St. Paul Common Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool

Lawsuit over 1881 gunshot injuries against navy officers

James P Mulcahy and John Shears sue Charles J Train and others in a tort action for injuries suffered May 29 1881 while on Mystic beyond Charlestown Navy Yard. Plaintiffs allege gunfire from navy yard drills. defendants claim orders and duty and firing at a long-used target. Lawyers for both sides are named.

James P. Mulcahy Charles J. Train John Shears Navy Yard Charlestown Mystic United States Navy E. L. Barney E. J. Hadley Charles &. Train J. O. Teele

Distillery Seizure Case Resumes Before Judge Clark

The case involving seizure of a distillery in Westfield for alleged revenue law violations was resumed and remains unfinished before Judge Clark.

Clark Westfield

Supreme Judicial Court session notes January 21

The Supreme Judicial Court grid completed the criminal docket. The equity docket will be taken up today Tuesday with Justices Morton Field Allen Holmes and Colburn on the bench.

Morton C. J Field W. Allen Holmes and Colburn J. J

Superior Court First Session Docket Shifts Through January 21

Boston court records detail tort suit Samuel S. Tobey versus city of Boston for injuries from an ice and snow defect on Monument Square dated January 30, 1883 with damages sought at 4000 dollars. The record lists counsel for both sides and multiple other cases and notes in order entries and a second session with Frank C. Bell versus J N Shattuck involving a fraudulent note of 500 dollars.

Samuel S. Tobey City of Boston Monument Square Wm. Gaston C. L. B. Whitney TI. M. Babson Samuel L. Pease Frank Woodman Frank C. Bell J. N. Shattuck J. M. Way C. Q. Terrell Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association Catherine Burke Samuel A. Way Tne Genesee Street Michael S. Kellehar

Guilty verdicts reform in local court sentencing

Thomas Hennessey convicted of breaking and entering and given three years in state prison. Antonio Magliorie found guilty of assault and battery with a pistol and jailed four years. Charles N. Lewis convicted of assault and battery with a baseball bat and sent to the house of correction for two years six months. Edward McCarron’s larceny case postponed. William Fury convicted of larceny from the person with sentence continued. John Kelly and Michael Scallini juries disagreed on breaking and entering.

Thomas Hennessey John Kelly Michael Scallini Antonio Magliorie Charles N. Lewis House of Correction Edward McCarron William Fury

Civil case summaries from Newton and Somerville docket entries

No 1381 Mary F Rollins administrator sues George G Edwards for assault on Henry L Rollins pupil at Newton public school. Verdict for defendant. Attorneys listed. No 161 John Battle v Lorenzo Marrett on will deposits dispute. Trial with defense of limitations and repayment. Amount claimed 1224.62. Attorneys listed. Other docket entries include Nos 1452, 1467, 1468, 1038, 1413, 1167, 1177, 1365 notes and city of Cambridge cases.

Mary F. Rollins George G. Edwards Henry L. Rollins Newton W. Cate E. H. Pierce Slocum John Battle Lorenzo Marrett Hugh Gallagher Somerville Gce Gallagher M. F. Farrell G. A. Bruce Hooton

Probate and court notes from municipal sessions

The wills of Ellen Spooner Charles Freeland Alice Kenne wan Patrick Ahern Eva Keller Elizabeth Blaney Stephen Stone Eli Fernald Mary Callahan John Gary Louisa Baker Martha Gilbert Mary Ann Feely Catherine Dexter Elsa Moran were admitted to probate. Administrations granted for Sarah Leavitt George Farr Lottie Foster Mary Donovan Laurence Middleberg George Sargent Warren Cudworth John Driscoll John Lunt Andrew Williams Charles Stodder James Dowd Anna Collins Statira Richards Enoch Richards William Whittemore Sarah Jacobs. Municipal Court sessions dated Jan 21 report Lotta Randall held $200 for nightwalking, Charles Hall held $100, Samuel Thompson held $200, John Mahoney $2000, all for upcoming appearances. East Boston court fined Joseph Smith $1485 for assault and drunkenness. Bunker Hill court bound Thomas O Brien over to superior court in $500 bond. Highland court held Timothy Casey for breaking and entering at $100.

Ellen C. Spooner Charles W. Freeland Alice Kennewan Patrick Ahern Eva M. Keller Elizabeth Blaney Stephens. Stone Eli Fernald Mary Callahan John Gary Louisa Baker Martha F. Gilbert Mary Ann Feely Catherine Dexter Elsa T. Moran Sarah A. Leavitt George W. Farr Lotlie F Central Court Parmenter Lotta Randall Charles Hall Samuel Thompson John Mahoney East Boston Joseph Smith Timothy Madden

Payne vows loyalty after 12 canvasses and 49 elections

United States Senator elect Payne defends record in Columbus speech. He cites participating in 12 presidential canvasses on issues from the removal of the deposits to secession debates and declares no opinions would be changed. He reiterates orthodoxy and loyalty to the Democratic party.

United States Payne Cleveland Columbus Gen Jackson Independent Treasury van Buren Texas Mexico Stephen A. Douglass Buchanan Charleston Lincoln Democratic Party

Free Soup Distribution Schedule and Local Notices

The article lists a weekly free soup menu with Monday and Thursday mutton soup, Tuesday and Friday fish chowder, Wednesday beef soup with vegetables, Saturday beef soup with shipbread, and Sunday beef soup with dumplings. It names distribution stations in Charlestown Roxbury and Chelsea, plus police stations and streets. It notes Councilman Bacon of ward 4 plans to resign and move to Nebraska to raise cattle. It reports the buildings inspection committee formed with Alderman Nugent chairing and Charles S. Camrell as clerk. It adds two fire board members cannot account for Hanover street explosion but doubt gas involvement.

Charlestown Street Fay Street Dover Street North Ferry Avenue Winslow Street Roxbury Chelsea Street Charlestown Bacon Nebraska Alderman Nugent Charles Camrell Board of Fire Commissioners Hanover Street

Hornblower and Page suspend amid securities trouble

Messrs Hornblower and Page brokers at 51 State Street announce inability to meet contracts after heavy dealings in Villard securities and Atchison. Page estimates liabilities under 10 000 with assets undetermined. they plan to file creditor statements soon.

Messrs Hornblower & Page No. 51 State Street Merchants’ Exchange Villard Securities and Atchison Page Bradstreet Hornblower Dorchester William Endicott, Jr Salem C. D. Head Mr.Hornblower Wm. H. Guion New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Wall Street Bank John Ross Adrian Iselin Darius G. Crosby M. B. Smith M. Howland Society For the Relief of Frederic Bronson French Benevolent Society W. Yerxa & Co Fargo St. Paul Minneapolis JL. D. Sarette & Co J. &H. Henry West Pearl Street Cincinnati Adam Kramer Walter Ury Jonesboro Ill Dr. W. Karraker Henry Pilbuldt H. E. Davis & Co Jacob Frenkel Dry Goods Liberty Ind D. Shackman Wilkesbarre A. F. Pickard & Co Lockport N. Y C. W. Savage & Sons Miles City Cak Thomas & Sons Evansville Elias Warshauer & Son Mitchell Bros Opelika Ala J.H. Eastman Beaumont Tex R. H. Leonard Smith & Perley B. F. Crook Forest Miss J. W. Alby Staunton Henry E. Marcy & Co J. A. Gilbert & Son Bath N. H Hasi Clay & Brader Maron Reed Bros. & Co Coleman John H. Crown A. C. Fowler Amesbury C. J. Hendrie M. Brooks Marlin G. W. Sanders J. Donovan

Rumors of a Major Railroad Consolidation Surface

The St Joseph Herald reports renewed talk that Hannibal and St Joseph, Kansas City St Joseph and Council Bluffs, and Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines may be placed under a single Missouri division. Analysts doubt full merger due to valuable franchises and compensation concerns, though stockholders of C B Q reportedly control the other lines.

St. Joseph Hannibal and St. Joseph Company

A Free Trade Monop oly in Bleaching Powders

The Boston Commercial Bulletin cites protectionists arguing that bleaching powder prices rose sharply due to foreign production and a tightening supply. It notes English output controls, Brunner Monde process shifts, and past tariffs on white lead and caustic soda as context for a possible tariff on bleaching powder to curb a perceived free trade monopoly.

Boston Commercial Bulletin United States England Lenglish Chemical Manufacturers’ Association Brunner Monde

Household Hints From A Busy Kitchen

Delicious chocolate drops come from dipping small pineapple pieces into melted chocolate and using canned pineapple. Leftover beef gravy can fry cold boiled potatoes for breakfast, boosting flavor and texture. A rich Vanilla fig cake uses butter and eggs, figs, and baking powder. candy can be made by beating egg white with sugar and dipping in chocolate or grated coconut. paint advice notes to extend baseboard color to floor edge for neat carpet changes. Desrous Hot Cake for Tea combines eggs sugar sour cream and flour for a quick griddle cake batter.

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