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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1884

Page

3

Boston Stocks Drift Lower Amid Mixed Market Signals

The Boston stock market tumbled in response to a weak mood, following New York's lead on a rumor that Mr. Gould displayed unsigned holdings totaling 85 million dollars in Western Union Missouri Pacific and other securities. Trading totaled 215,100 bonds and 9,686 shares with notable activity in railroads, mining, and telephones.

Boston New York Gould Western Union Missouri Pacific Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Potter Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Union Pacific Burlington and Missouri River Connorton Valley Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Mexican Central Cedar Rapids Missouri River Flint Pere Marquette New England Connorion Valley Oregon Short Line Eastern Kansas City Springfield Memphis Pueblo Arkansas Valley Little Rock Fort Smith American Bell Telephone Pullman Erie Franklin Calumet Hecla Catalpa Bonanza Quincy

Dividends Declared by Several Companies

The Laconia company declares a dividend of 14 per share. Pepperell manufacturing declares 30 per share. Quincy mining declares 450 per share. Central mining declares 2 per share.

Laconia Company Pepperell Manufacturing Company Quincy Mining Company Central Mining Company

Ayer sarsa pavilla praised for skin disorder healing

The article extols the blood cleansing qualities of Ayer sarsa pavilla as invaluable for all skin disorders.

Ayer

Wall Street Opens With Mixed Stocks in Early 1884 Trade

New York on January 22 1884 reports money at 1 percent on call. mercantile paper 4 1/2 to 5 percent amid weak government bonds. State bonds active with Alabama Missouri and Ohio issues quoted. railways stronger. Leading shares rise including Kansas and Texas Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific. Later weakness in Northern Pacific preferred and Oregon Transcontinental. overall list down. Traders cite possible manipulation while noting confidence in dividend payers and ongoing market volatility. Transactions totaled 377360 shares with mining stocks including Colorado Coal and Silver King among active issues.

New York Prime Mercantile Alabama Missouri Obio Stock Exchange Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental St. Paul Michigan Central Northern Pacifics Northern Pacific Preferred Oregon Transcontinental Company Messrs. Darling, Denslow West Shore Buffalo Dougherty Denver Company Denver Pennsylvania New York Central Utah Restine American British and Continental Cable Company Pittsburg and Western Pittsburg Cleveland Toledo Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Lima and Youngstown Northwest Oregon Improvement Company Oregon Navigation Company Pacific Division Mexican Central San Blas E. L. Petengill Braddock Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Odessa Pleasant Hill Johnson County Wichita, McPherson and Denver Railroad Company Wichita Arkans S River Mount Hope Sedgewick County W. W. Nevin Mexican National Railway Company Mexican National Springfield New York and New England Railroad

Oats and grain trade report from the Boston Exchange

Today at the Boston Commercial Exchange 18 cars of No 2 white oats sold, with 9 cars for April delivery and bids noted. Delegates William O Blaney and F C Williams were chosen to represent the exchange at the National Board of Trade in Washington. Receipts and stocks of wheat, oats, corn, rye and barley, plus butter cheese eggs prices, are reported withmarket movement and international exports.

Boston Commercial Exchange Exchange William O Blaney F C Williams National Board of Trade Willard’s Hotel Washington Liverpool Elgin Ill New York Mercantile Exchange Pennsylvania Western Canada St. Alban’s Vermont Massachusetts Cummington New York Boston Chicago Hgc Clorea Union

Flour and Grain Markets Steady Amid Quiet Trade

Market remains dull with unchanged quotations for flour and corn meal. Grain notes show quiet corn trading with mixed and steamer categories, oats firming, rye quiet with light sales, and cottonseed meal steady. butter cheese and eggs list varied prices across creameries and regions.

Market Notes on Meats and Produce Prices

The report covers steady meat markets including pork and lard with various price points, beef quotations for mess and plate, dressed hogs and tallow, poultry and gam prices for turkeys chickens and fowls, tropical fruits and sugar with refined options, and cotton futures with Liverpool and New York quotes and futures closure. It lists specific prices across many items and regions, reflecting a broad wholesale market snapshot.

Boston Texas Yorkshire

Steamer and schooner cargoes at Annapolis and Margaree

At Annapolis ship cargo lists show Cleopatra steamship carrying herring eggs haddock codoil vegetables fish and other goods from J G Hall W P Chute Atwood and more. At Margaretvill e schooner Elizabeth brings herring turnips potatoes and delong & Seaman listed cargoes.

Annapolis G Hall & Co H & B Atwood Atwood & Rich Chapin Bros Delong & Seaman S Ellis & Co Russell & Co Cutler Titus Ellen P Grant J Jones & Co Margaretville N S Elizabeth

Staple Product Receipts at Port January 22

The table shows total receipts of principal staples at the port today from all shipment points including transit, compared with the same day last year. The figures indicate changes in volume year over year across commodities such as coffee, sugar, and grains.

Aids and Goods Listed by Railroads and Trains

Items shipped include leather, wool, flour, meals, bacon, tea, beans, hay, rolls, bales, hides, skins, lumber, butter, apples, eggs, potatoes, and various vegetables. Railroads Fitchburg Maine and New York and New Railroad carry vast consignments with hundreds of cases, bales, and sacks, plus by sea and express routes.

Annapolis Yarmouth Port OF Spain Trinidad Golconda Florida ST John Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad New York and New Railroad Ol Colony Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Fitchburg Maine Railroad Sea Peabody and Salem

Cattle Market Report From Boston Post Details Prices and Counts

George J. Fox reports on January 23 market activity with cattle, sheep, calves, horses, and swine figures. Totals include 1,057 cattle, 2,764 sheep, 17,109 swine, plus railcar counts by line and price ranges for beef and store cattle, hogs, calves, hides, and pelts across multiple states and regions.

N.hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Canada Boston Lowell Maine Albany Fitchburg Eastern New York New England Providence Brighton N. B Boston and Albany

Markets by Telegraph. Domestic Markets.

New York prices mostly steady to firmer across cotton flour wheat and grains with dull to weak tones for some staples. Wheat and corn show active export interest, while pork and lard move higher in Chicago St Louis and other markets. Shipping receipts and regional variations noted, with prices listed for staples such as No 2 red winter and city mill extras.

New York Uplands Orleans Minnesota Duluth Canada Rio Lower Lloilo Manila Pernamabuco Rangoon C. Petroleum United Tierce Beer Tierces City Steam South America Western Elgin Creamery State Liverpool Chicago Kye Darley Lara Bullaneats Corp Varley Shipmerts ST. Louis Commercial Bulletin Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo Detroit

Financials and Commodities News From London and Liverpool

London reports show 117 for A G Wursta and mixed scores for rail and marine markets. wheat and corn cargoes slow, prices for No 2 California wheat cited at 39s 6d to 41s 6d. Liverpool grain and flour markets steady with quotes for standard and red wheats, corn and provisions listed, receipts of wheat six days totaling 228 000 centals, including 82 000 American. Cotton in Liverpool shows moderate demand, with uplands and Orleans varieties priced and futures steady for several delivery windows.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange California Liverpool Calfornia Uplands Orleans

Widespread Failures Reported in U S While Several Firms Collapse

Cable despatch notes Robert Kettle & Co of Glasgow failure with 1 5 million liabilities amid speculation fears. Boston creditors accept 20 cents on the dollar while Briggs Brothers and others face modest recoveries. Dozens of firms from Peabody to New York and Texas report liabilities and attached assets as inventories and schedules are processed.

Robert Kettle & Co Glascow Scotland Eager, Barnett & Co Franklin Street Boston Briggs Brothers North Adams Richard Smith Tanner Peabody M. C. Benjamin & Co Springacco Mass Thompsonville Conn E. Merrifield Worcester Fred Deland Portland Geo. T. Comins Concord N.H Council New Hampshire F. E. Derby New London N. H A. Dione & Co Nashua J. O. Atherton St. Johnsbury Theodore Keeler Bridgeport George H. Sturcke New York City Henry Aplington Baum Brothers Round Lake N. Y C. E. Remick Oneida H. N.sanderson & Co Norfolk Carstarphan, Grant & Co Garysburg N.C Neustadt Bros Albuquerge N. M G. E. McFadden Sherman Texas Raspberry, McMillan & Co Lampasas

Iron market notes and price ranges for the season

The iron trades show steady bridge orders for early work and heavy winter orders from railroads. Plate mills stay active with 50 to 100 ton lots, while bar mills hold few orders as buyers await possible price declines. Refined iron quoted at 1 2c, nails at 240 250, forge iron 18, foundry 19 21, steel rails 33 50 35, with buyers favored despite some mill restarts. Anthracite coal prices firm at 10 2ic higher amid cautious demand.

New York Vermont Choice Western Nearby Cape Nova Nova Scotia Auty Hebron Hubbardston Tasman Sweets New York State Choice Timothy Bessemer

Connotton Valley Railroad in Court Receiver sought

Insolvency claims urge receivership for Connotton Valley railroad with bonds and mortgages totaling several millions. Court action expected to foreclose and transfer control to bondholders, while partial payments to current suppliers and workers may be allowed. Multiple trusts and subcontracts complicate liabilities. management seeks reorganization under new mortgage terms.

Connotton Valley Railroad Lynch Cntrol C. G. Patterson Ohio Boston Equipment Company Boston Car Trust Association Cleveland Lins Sisesinn

Faneuil Hall Insurance Directors Elected At Annual Meeting

At the annual stockholders meeting of Faneuil Hall Insurance the board elected K. S. Chaffee J. H. Buttrick Edwin Jesser Geo Young D. R. Sortwell Clinton Wiles Charles R. Train John Shepard as directors for the year D R Sortwell was chosen president Edwin Dresser named vice president and W M Upham secretary.

Faneuil Hall Insurance Company K. S. Chaffee J. H. Buttrick Edwin Jesser Geo, Young D. R. Sortwell Clinton Wiles Charles R. Train John Shepard Edwin Dresser W. M. Upham

Legislature May List Petitions and Appointments in Senate Session

Senator Bruce presided as petitions were presented including a Mount Hope cemetery trustees board in Boston and Berkshire judge and probate salaries. An election sermon preacher was ordered for January 24 at 2 30 PM. Engrossed bills on clerks wages executive clerk salary and rail bonds were considered. school fund distribution and Eastern railroad aid were tabled or withdrawn.

Winthrop and Point Shirley Boston, Winthrop and Mason Building Winthrop Junction Bruce Gilbert Wait Mount Hope Cemetery Boston A. J. Waterman Court of Probate Berkshire Calvin Crowell Sandwich Charles W. Sumner Brockton Plymouth Committee On the Judiciary Sessions Secretary of the Commonwealth Lowell and Framingham Railroad Company Committee On Railroads Essex Eastern Railroad Company Committee On Printing Whitcomb Ipswich Committee On Water Supply General Court Everett Spring Water Company American Unitarian Association Committee On State Monson Old Colony Railroad Company Reformatory Prison New York and New England Railroad Commonwealth New York and New England Railroad Company Ernst Beard Dunham Stockbridge Boardman Finance Committee Cowdrey Stoneham Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation Providence Winslow Warren Boston and Providence R. R. Corporation

House Petitions and Proceedings in the Legislature

The House tabled or acted on numerous petitions including licensing board restrictions for liquor makers, a water filling extension for Charles River embankment Co, and town division disputes in Sandwich. It passed measures on military monuments, contemplated charity appropriations, and debated the New York and New England railroad bond protections with amendments and partisan sparring.

Moses Newton Holyoke Charles River Embankment Company Philip H. Robinson Sandwich State Normal School Worcester William A. Nye Police Court of Osborne East Bridgewater Joint Judiciary Committee Bowker Boston Committee On Agriculture Congress Weston Newton United States

Mulcahy and Train Civil Case Before Judge Colt

James P. Mulcahy and John Shea sue Charles J. Train and others with EK. L. Barney and E. J. Hadley for plaintiffs and Charles R. Train and J. C. Teele for defendants in resumed proceedings before Judge Colt.

Colt James P. Mulcahy Charles J. Train John Shea Same EK. L. Barney E.J. Hadley Charles R. Train J. C. Teele

Seizure case and schooner dispute in district court

In Boston district court on January 22 Judge Clark and Judge Lowell oversaw actions. The schooner Jennie B Gilkey was decreed libellant’s mortgage valid for supplies, with insurance premiums disputed. The vessel, registered in Boston, was ruled a foreign vessel in New York, and the libellants prevailed. claimants contested ownership and home port.

U. S. District Court Clark Westfield Lowell Howard M. Baker Anthony H.bring Appellee Jennie B. Gilkey Baker & Co New York Loring Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Wood & Co Boston Loud & Co. of Admiralty Equity C. T. Russell Geo. M. Read

Cruel Treatment Hearing In Louisa Adelaide Case

On January 22 before Commissioner Hallett, Ludwig Backstraw’s complaint against master Edgar Orr and mate John Smith of the barkentine Louisa Adelaide was heard. The master was discharged while the mate was held in $200 for his appearance upstairs.

U.S Hallett Ludwig Backstraw Edgar Orr John Smith Louisa Adelaide High Seas Central Court James Spencer James Brown Edward Day Elisha Douglass William P. Thurber Boston Thomas Scanlan,Jr

Supreme Judicial Court Session Docketed Cases

January session of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth heard equity docket cases. John B. Reagan vs. Boston Gas Light Co. argued by Avery and Johnson for the plaintiff and Greenough for the defendant. Samuel Bigelow vs. Union Freight Railway Co. unfinished with Morse for plaintiff and Putnam for defendant.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Morton C. J Field W. Allen Holmes J. J John B. Reagan Boston Gas Light Company K. Avery E. M. Johnson C. P. Greenough Samuel Bigelow Union Freight Railway Company RK. M. Morse, Jr Geo. Putnam

Boston court dockets batch includes tort and contract actions

Summary of cases before multiple judges, listing names such as Tobey versus city of Boston for injuries from ice on Monument Square, Way et al. versus M M Randall for supplies to bark Ready, and Gallahger vs Herdic Phaeton for injuries by carriage. Other entries include land possession actions, a will execution dispute, and a Cambridge street injury suit.

Brigham Samuel Tobey City of Boston Monument Square Wm. Gaston C. L. B. Whitney T. M. Babson Moses C. Way M. M. Randall J. L. Blaredge E.$. Dodge Mason Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association Catherine Burke Brighton S.j.thomas C.P. Richardson H. EK. Swasey H. W. Fuller Mary A.gallagher Herdic Phaeton Company Pitman John Battle Lorenzo Marrett Hugh Gallagher Somerville Gallagher M. F. Farrell G. A. Bruce Theolotia H. Twichell George W. Foster Theolotixa Ginery Twichell George S. Hale South Framingham George C. Travis S. H. Tyng Mary E. Hanson City of Cambridge Pleasant Street Cambridge G. H. Ryther J. W. Hammonda Cove Street Furnace Street Samuel A. Way Tne Genesee Street Michael S. Kellehar Charles K. Jackson West Roxbury Norfolk County City of Boston Suffolk County Commonwealth of Massachusetts Davdd Muzzey Lexington Middlesex County Commonwealth Florentine W. Pelton Norfolk Walter Farnsworth A. D Suffolk Samuel Hall Frank J. Riley Leonard P. Holden Annie M. Riley Park Place Highland Station Jackson and Muzzey Pelton William A. Garbett Park Street

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