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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1884

Page

3

Market Mania and Mixed Stocks Faced By Brokers on Turbulent Day

The market showed moderate activity amid upward manipulation in New York, with brokers dominating deals while public interest lagged. Daily turnover reached over $160,000 in stock trades and bonds, featuring gains for Union Pacific and Chicago lines, while several railroads and miners moved in mixed directions amid a cautious climate.

Taunton Electric Lighting declares 2 and 8 percent dividends

The Electric Lighting company of Taunton has declared a dividend of 2 percent and 8 percent for the year.

Electric Lighting Company of Taunton

Richardson Hill Co Private wire stock quotes firm note

Orders in stocks and bonds promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock boards by Richardson Hill and Company Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore Daily quotations of all stock markets can be seen at their office No 40 Water street.

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

Wall Street Markets Rally On Broad Gains In Prices

New York January 29 1884 money lent at 11 2 percent on call prime mercantile paper 4 542 percent bar silver 111 foreign exchange strong at 485 for long 488 for short sight governments firm stock speculation active and general price advance seen operators on bulls confident and buying heavily. Smaller shorts covered while bears had not yet closed shorts. Only early and 2 PM declines. After hours rates on trunk lines clarified Vinings telegrams misread stating classification loss rather than Union Pacific. rates restored and market harmonious. prominent rail magnates Gould Sage Field Dillon and Ames rumored to join Northern Pacific board as Manitoba key deal lifted prices with many stocks advancing including Lackawanna 244 up to 1201g Canada Southern 1% to 5333 Northwest 24 to 11819 St Paul 1% to 905 Denver 1% to 22 Louisville and Nashville 14 to 4744 Lake Shore 1ig to 00 Mis

South Pacific Jersey Central New York Central Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Reading Omaha Union Pacific Wabash Proterset Western Union Oregon Navigation Manitoba Louisville Nashville Kansas Texas Texas Pacific Pacific Mail Parling, Dension & Co Missouri Pacific Gould New York Prime Mercantile Seer Utah Vining Commissioner Vining Messrs. Gould, Sage, Field, Dillon and Ames Nortern Pacific Lackawanna Canada Southern Northwest St. Paul Denver Lake Shore

Grain and market report with mixed livestock and dairy prices

Cattle calls show 12 cars first call with 3 February delivery and 15 cars second call for 9 May, plus 6 cars for 9 May. Grain receipts today total 31,600 bushels of corn and 1,209 wheat with oats at 8,650. Butter and cheese quotations edge higher while eggs rise. Chicago grain and stockyard activity mix with petroleum certificates fluctuating.

Flour Trade Steady as Markets Hold in Mixed Grain Prices

Flour trade remains steady with small lot sales while options close lower. Western superfine priced at 3 3 25 per barrel. Minnesota patents 6 25. winter patents 6 25 6 50. oats and corn markets quiet with modest demand. Butter, cheese and eggs show dull and varied quotations. potatoes large receipts and light demand. General farm produce lists beans, peas, apples and dried fruits with steady to firm pricing. Provisions rise on Chicago option gains with pork and lard higher. dressed hogs and various meats quoted. poultry and game supplies steady. miscellaneous items noted.

Faneuil Hall Savannah Florida L . Pegaso Malaga Cape Herrinz Sm &d Minnesota Illinois St. Louis Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Vermont Western Creamery Western Maine Choice Northern Nova Scotia New Brunswick Canada Burbank Hubbard Ton Spys King Timothy Chicago Boston Texas Yorkshire Tioilos Barbadoes Porto Rico Liverpool Sassay Jaeees Bob Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Sea Uplands Orleans Tirm St. Domingo New Orleans United Western Steam South America Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo Detroit London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Clifornia

The Cattle Market Reported for the Boston Post

Livestock totals this week include 3,837 cattle and 14,979 swine with last week and year-ago figures shown. State by state breakdown lists cattle and sheep across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Western Canada totals 14,978. Prices cover market beef and store cattle plus Western fat swine and hides. Road car totals and market classifications for quality cattle sheep and calves are noted.

Maine Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Western Canada Boston Lowell Albany Fitchburg Eastern New York & Wenpee Providence Old Colony Brighton N. B Boston and Albany

Cotton Markets and grain prices from New York trade

New York cotton prices steady with a slight 1/16 cent advance on 338 bales while receipts and stocks rise. Grain markets show mixed signals with wheat and corn bids firm or lower across Chicago and St Louis, reflecting light shippers demand and ongoing export activity.

Iron and steel market shows active demand and price pressure

Philadelphia reports sustained competition in iron and steel with prices at minimums. Activity rises since December 1 driven by plate sheet tank and structural iron. Nails move in small lots 240 to 255, merchant iron 175 to 190, plate iron 225, shapes 225 to 350.

Philadelphia

Fitchburg railroad annual meeting pays tribute to late president Stearns

The Fitchburg railroad corporation held its annual meeting at Causeway street station. Robert Codman led a tribute to late President Stearns, praising his integrity and management. Directors were elected unanimously, and bonds or notes were authorized. Proceedings also noted the Vermont and Massachusetts bonds and a new president was chosen, Elijah B. Phillips. A separate hearing before railroad commissioners reviewed coal freight rate objections from Lowell manufacturers with detailed rate comparisons.

Fitchburg Railroad Corporation Causeway Street Robert Codman Stearns George A Torrey Codman Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company Elijah B. Phillips Set Bemis Rodney Wallace Franklin N. Poor Charles T. Crocker Charles A. Welch Boston and Lowell C. H. Dalton Merrimac Manufacturing Company Boston and Lowell Railroad Company Boston Salem Dalton Boston and Lowell Railroad Boston and Lowell Boston and Albany Fitchburg New York New England Boston and Maine

Case of Cole vs Cassidy suspended for second session

In the Leander A. Couillard vs Albert S. Eaton matter a contract claim on a $1,000 promissory note dated September 1876 is heard. The note, tied to Stetson Eaton’s patent venture, sees the plaintiff seek one third of funds repaid after paying at maturity. The defendant contends the note was the plaintiff’s accommodation and was taken back with consent. Trial proceeds with Crane for the plaintiff and Lund for the defendant.

Brigham Cole Vs. Cassidy Leander A. Couillard Albert S. Eaton Arties Stetson Eaton D. F. Crane R. Lund Mason Joseph A. Harris L. Howard Cassel George Burwell S. Tarrante A. W. Boardman A. M. Howe F. M. Griffin James B. David Boston and Albany Wm. Gaston 8. C. Darling A. L. Soule

Municipal Court Roundup January 29

In Central Court Judge McCafferty fines and sentences include Miles E Butler and Catherine Clark idle and disorderly six months each in the house of industry. Anna Wright common nightwalker one year in reformatory prison. William E Andrews fined ten dollars and costs for selling mortgaged property. Efen H Crowley third drunk two years in the house of industry. Maria Doherty receiving stolen property held in 300. Etta Morgan common nightwalker one year in reformatory prison. John Pierce assault on Mary B O'Donnell fined ten dollars and costs. East Boston Court Mary E Roach stubborn child two years in Sherborn woman’s prison.

Central Court McCafferty Miles E. Butler Catherine Clark House of Industry Anna Wright Reformatory William E. Andrews Efen H. Crowley Maria Doherty Etta Morgan John Pierce Mary B. O'Donnell Boston Mary E. Roach Sherborn

Exhibition of Becket and Von Hillern Works at Williams & Everett

The annual exhibition opens featuring 21 paintings from Shenandoah valley to the Baltimore and Ohio line. Miss Becket and Miss Von Hillern portray forest interiors and broad landscapes with freer color, led by Saint Geneoveva and Count Siegfrid. Warren at the Old South, a Cyrus Cobb piece, earns praise from Hamilton Gibson and is sought for permanent display.

M. J. C. Becket Bertha von Hillern Williams & Everett Miss Becket Miss von Hillern Shenandoah Baltimore and Ohio Virginia Shenandoah Valley Saint Geneoveva Siegfried Warren Old South Cyrus Cobb Boston Old South Meeting House J. Foxcroft Cole Thomas Robinson George Fuller Frederic P. Vinton Edgar Parker B. C. Porter George Munzig

Detroit private banker Kuhn suspends payment amid creditors run

Joseph Kuhn, Detroit money broker and Boston firm helper since 1967, has suspended payment after a $3,878 debt to Margaret Schenk triggered a creditor run. His assets total about $120,000 in productive real estate. The case follows the Boston firm's collapse Gibbons & Co and linked failures across lenders, with multiple other businesses and individuals facing insolvency claims in Detroit, Boston, New York, and Montreal amid a widening credit squeeze.

Joseph Kuhn Detroit Mich Kuhn Margaret Schenk Wayne County Toronto Banks of Commerce Quebec Michigan Canada Boston New York England New Brunswick Nova Scotia Gibbons & Co Atlantic Avenue George C. Blackwell Charles Clark Reuben B. Foster Louis Seasongood Bloch & Co New York City Louis S. Levi Forbes, Wight & Co Dry Goods James Alexander Brooklyn N. Y Okolous Savings Institution Okolona Miss J. L Hill Adam Beck Newton Lower Falls T. Hayes Murhane Washington Street Margaret Donvir Brighton S. P. Wilcox & Co James B. Pond Somerville Flour Mills Someryville Joseph W. Guernsey Allen & Gates Ware Mass Charles L. Buffington Worcester James F. Culver Groton B. F. Adams Yankee Nations Springfield Warren ©. Pierce Melrose A.M. Thompson L. A. Lamosse Baker Thomas B. Richardson Contocook N. H John F. Jones George Epslin St. Albans Patrick Sullivan Cincinnati Louis Miller George H. Stark P. H. Simon Theo Geverts Henry J. Nagie J. A. Kohner P. J. Cadwallader Henry Rogers K. M. Cheek East Saginaw J.C. Kendall Grand Rapids Elijah Lewis A. F. Skinner Milledgeville

Closing Day at Free Thinkers Convention Paine Hall

The Free Thinkers convention at Paine hall closed its session Tuesday with Horace Seaver presiding. Seaver read Paine’s revolutionary work and Elizur Wright spoke on Paine and Franklin. Speeches referenced Mrs Ernestine L Rose and Boston 1836 anecdotes. Ezra H cesbite criticized bigots. In the Kansas guest Remsburg discussed Paine as liberty's apostle. Stockholders met reporting year receipts 14158.46. mortgage paid 8000. cash on hand 875.03. directors seated led by Seaver.

Horace Seaver Elizur Wright Free Thinkers Paine Hall John S. Verity Caleb Ingersoll Seaver Paine J. P. Mendum E. Mendum Jacob Bear Howell Maxon John Buntin Galen Coffin Verity Isaac Monroe John A. C. Miller Mr. Seaver

Gay Head Indians of Martha's Vineyard

SANDWICH Mass Jan 28 The Gay Head Indians inhabit Gay Head on Dukes County Martha's Vineyard. About 200 Indians in 50 families live there with growing numbers and a reputation for industrious skills, including vessel masters and clay and cranberry work. They mix red white and black ancestry with foreign influences and maintain a strong community amid rivals to outsiders.

Sandwich Mass Gay Head Dukes Martha’s Vineyard Nashaquitsa Squipnocket Menemsha Pond Commonwealth New England Noman’s Land Chilmark John Randolph Madison Corsa Sylvia Vanderhoop

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