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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1883

Page

3

Dividends Declared by Local Firms Across Industries

Quincy Mining declares a 350 per share dividend payable August 15. Wampanoag mills in Fall River announce a 34 percent dividend. Clinton Mills posts a 3 percent dividend. Lowell directors meeting declares quarterly dividends for telephone companies: National Bell of Maine 1 percent, Boston and Northern 8 percent, Suburban 24 percent, Bay State 23 percent, Union 14 percent.

Quincy Mining Company Wampanoag Mills Fall River Clinton Mills Company Lowell National Bell of Maine Boston Northern Suburban Bay State Union Hide and Leather National Bank Union Cotton Manufacturing Co Revere Beach Lynn RR Co South Newmarket Mfg Co Naumkeag Steam Cotton Fort Wayne Jackson Pacific Mills American Rapid Telegraph Co Chicago, Boston and Liverpool Car Co Cambridge Horse Railroad Company City of City of Columbus City of Providence Cincinnati Ft ’ L Quincy Blackstone National Bank National Union Bank National Bank of Toledo and Delphos Truat

New York Financial Watch Slumps In Broad Market

In New York on July 11 the market moved lower with a sharp midday dip followed by limited recovery. Bonds weakened with rail and railroad issues sliding, while Manitoba and Canadas reports weighed on shares. Overall activity totaled about 307,300 shares as prices trended down and then steadied late in the session.

New York Prime Mercantile Manitoba Bears Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Denver New York Central Red River Central Lo Tall Canada Southern Lackawanna Lake Shore Michigan Anutclea East Tennessee Ug Lake Erie G Western Oregon Trans Sie Richmond Danville Sonora The Stock Exchange

Liverpool cheese and butter market and grain notes

Liverpool prices show cheese 51s 6d cwt and butter weaker or unchanged, eggs favor sellers with regional quotes. New York exports report butter 259,686 lbs and cheese 5,286,678 lbs for week ending July 7. Grain and oats close little changed. Chicago call board delays. Hog receipts and shipments at Union Stock Yards listed, plus Miller steamer cargo of potatoes apples and other produce. Tiffany cars ready for discharging at Boston and Lowell railroad numbered 7,292 7,054 7,185 7,245 7,079 7,269.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Canada Whitworth New York Chicago Call Board Norfolk Tiffany Boston and Lowell Railroad

Market price notes and commodity quotations across several sectors

A dense list records steady alcohol prices at 222 223 B gal and pot sales at 54 61¢ for pots with 644 7c for pearls, along with weak wax markets and varied building materials. It lists coal freight rates, çeşitli per-unit prices for eggs nuts and briquettes, and detailed figures for candles coffee cotton and dry goods with futures, imports, and domestic quotations.

New York Philadelphia Baltimore Reading Company Franklin Cumberland Georgetown Alexandria

Quiet demand persists with steady lumber and heavy commodities

The report lists steady prices across lumber categories including clear pine and southern pine, plus firm metals like copper and iron. It covers molasses, nails, naval stores, oils, paints, provisions, produce, meat, butter, eggs, cheese, fish salt, seeds, spices, tobaccos, bark, and wool with numerous price points and commodity notes for the period.

Trade quiet after Fourth as buyers return expect brisk jobbing

The market remains slow after the Fourth with little new business though several large-house representatives have arrived to move orders and pieces. Rubber goods shipments rise year over year with 1,294,524 cases so far this year, led by Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati and New York, among many others.

Chicago Ill St Louis Cincinnati Nashville Milwaukee Wis Baltimore Atlanta Galveston Tex New York City Philadelphia Syracuse Albany Elmira New Orleans Dallas Savannah San Antonio Columbus Macon Richmond Knoxville Tern Lynchburg Parkersburg Sherman Pittsburg Detroit Mich Momle Ala Montgomery Ala Memphis Memphis, Tenn, 321; Quincy, Hl, 285; and Rapids, Mich Bloomington Chillicothe Evansville, Inc Des Moines Indianapolis Ind Cleveland Toledo Rochester Buffalo Kansas City Kansas City, Mo, 48; Minneapolis, Minn, 410; St Joseph, Mo, 681; San Francisco Cal St Paul Minn Burlington Denver Omaha Sedalia Springfield Charleston Wilmington Austin Ft Worth Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO Market Street Alloctior N. B New England Boston

Receipts of Staple Products by Rail and Sea

Inventory lists multiple railroad receipts and sea shipments of wool flour corn pork lard butter eggs lumber leather hides and other staples. Entries include Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and New York shipments with quantities in bales sacks cases bags rolls and cars.

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

Total Receipts of Staple Products July 11

Table shows port receipts of principal staples by shipment point, comparing 1883 and 1882 figures. Commodities listed include cotton, cheese, wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, apples, potatoes, wheat, lumber, leather, tallow, beef, pork, lard, hides, tea, skins, sugar, molasses, butter, and pelts with unit measures such as bales, boxes, sacks, carloads, and barrels.

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Cattle Market at Brighton and Watertown Livestock Sales

Brighton and Watertown markets report arrivals of cattle, sheep, and swine with prices across grades. Western cattle and store stock lead demand while milch cows and calves fetch mixed prices. shipments from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York show varied totals, with light export movement noted.

Maine Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Western Canada Watertown Brighton Boston Lowell Fitchburg New Bee Old Colony Providence E H Coolidge & Son J Weiler & Son Libby & Merrill Libby & Son New Hampshire Dow & Moulton I Vi Sargent O F Bothell Aldrich & Johnson H A Wilcox K G Kimball J V Newton A Williamson J Carroll Stocker WG Townsend HN Jenve F S Kimball B S Hastings Ht Ingerson French & Son G B Evens AB Edwards AJ Pipen Hall & Seaver Sargent & Turner Tinker & Kenfield W Ricken & Co NK Campbell M G Flanders S H Eldred Farmer & Combs J 5 Henry J Dimon W Fisher D Fisher O C Roberson D Mewarthy Monroe Hollis & Co Hathaway & Jackson A Sawyer Farrell & Stetson J B .Thomas C Leavitt, Jr Fitch & Eames Liverpool London Glasgow Waldension J A Hathaway D Mcintosh J ‘A Hathaway M Acre & Co P Mcintosh Newcastle City AN Monroe F R Langham Brighton Old Yards Stone Union Market Jos Faxon F H Coolidge Libby & Morrell Sargent Martin & Squier I V Newton Stocker Bias G Townsend H N Jenne HV Whipple Astings H Ingerson R K French Country Catte MT Shackett J Stetson Brighton Landing C Leavitt Albany Brixton J Remick

Inventory items listed at Lyttleton NZ Barrack Yard

A fragmented list from Lyttleton New Zealand details diverse goods and supplies including Bark B Weester-183 pieces staves plaster lenses kerosene and oil, sarsaparilia 1,000 cases, agriculturals 26 cases, carriageware 51 packages, medicines 9 packages, machinery 6 packages, lampware 2 cases, wringers 1 case, ted ware 6 cases, urdware 7 packages, tools 26 cases, turpentine 374 cases, furniture 5 cases.

Lyttleton

Cotton Market Prices Across Cities

Market summaries show dull to steady tones in cotton markets from Charleston to New Orleans with receipts and shipments noted. Prices drift midrange, futures unclear, and coastal trade remains quiet across ports, while grain and flour sections reflect mixed demand and export activity.

London Market Summary and Commodities Report

London July 11 report shows consolidations and quiet cargoes for wheat and corn, with prices steady to firm across markets. Liverpool futures and spot wheat and corn hold firm, with English and French markets quiet. Cotton in Liverpool dull with mid May to October futures listed and American sales noted. Weather shown as showery in England, with various grain and provisions prices across London and Liverpool.

Malaga London Valencia Smyrna Turkey Palermo Messina Sicily Canada West Warren Eureka Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool England California Orleans

Northwest railroad plans from Chicago to Superior region

A St Paul despatch reports Gen Weir Rosecrans and C W R Chadsey examining a proposed Chicago St Paul and Northern Pacific line with 11 million capital. Elkhorn to anchor operations. route parallels Omaha road northward. Rosecrans predicts half the Genoa to Superior stretch finished within three years. Also notes California syndicate building from Eagle Pass to Mexico City in connection with Southern Pacific and plans to extend into Central America for mines and timber. Regular trains soon on New York to Albany line. St Louis and San Francisco earnings rise. New York and New England transfer traffic at Newburg.

Wneow Northwest St. Paul Gen. Weir Rosecrans C. W. R. Chadsey New York Chicago Superior Eoigaeore California Eagle Pass Rio Grande Mexico Southern Pacific Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua New Orleans New York, West Shore Buffalo Albany Saratoga Syracuse St. Louis San Francisco New England Hudson River Newburg Association of General Freight Agents of Hotel Wentworth Newcastle N. H Ohio Central Hocking Valley

Passers Counterfeit Half Dollars Trial in Probate Court

In Morfolk County Probate Court at Quincy Demetrio Belle faced trial for unlawfully attempting to pass counterfeit half dollars to Charles H. Atwood and four others. He allegedly possessed 50 pieces with intent to pass them. Lawyers included C Almy for the government and J W O'Brien and A Galvin for the defense. Administrations and guardianships were announced in Quincy and Weymouth with names such as Louisa E Holt William Pray William Nash Lucia Bradford A B Vining Silas Derby Preston H Kittredge Patrick McCoy Warner executors William Hi Irving Keyser guardians W H Powers Curtis H Page Francis A Stetson Mabel L Randall.

Demetrio Belle Charles H. Atwood C. Almy J. W. O’brien A. Galvin Morfolk Quincy Louisa E. Holt William Pray Nincy William Nash Lucia Bradford Wymouth A. B. Vining Silas Derby Weymouth Preston H. Kittredge Patrick McCoy Gaines William and Hi. Irving Keyser Samuel G. Wyman Baltimore Bradford Ephraim Robert Craig W. H. Powers Curtis H. Page Medway Francis A. Stetson Howard Mabel L. Randall Holbrook

Municipal Courts July 11 Hearing Under Judge Parmenter

In municipal court records a session dated July 11 lists Judge Parmenter presiding with participant Patrick McAuliffe. The brief entry notes a preliminary proceeding or docket action associated with the case. No outcome or further details are provided in the fragment.

Municipal Courts Parmenter Patrick McAuliffe

Summer Costumes for Travel and Riding Habits

The article describes summer costume trends with new aprons in bright plaids of cotton or silk, lace borders, and ribbon ties. It details riding outfits in dark greens and blues with full skirts, curved-back jackets, shirt fronts with habit chemisettes, and accessories like round felt hats, gauntlet gloves, and travel-ready flannel dresses for mountain trips.

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Iron and steel market activity signals July demand

Special Despatch from Philadelphia reports continued improvement in iron and steel with buyers securing July requirements. Foundry brands quoted at 23 23.50, standard 21 22.50, No 2 iron 19 20, nails 3.5. Mills shut east and west, August September demand weak, large building and bridge contracts expected to close soon. Galvanized 50 off list, steam pipes discounts 72 9 percent. Steel rails small lots 39.40, large lot talks stalled due to maker firmness.

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THE OLD NINTH ANNUAL PICNIC AND REUNION SET

A special meeting of the Ninth Regiment Veteran association at 61 Court Street, chaired by Daniel G. Macnamara, set the 17th annual picnic and reunion for Wednesday, August 1 at Long Island. Officers to be elected at the event. committees named for reception transportation and dancing and music.

Ninth Regiment Veteran Association No. 61 Court Street Daniel G. Macnamara Long Island Y . Hanley Thomas H. Hill Thomas H. Hill, Seigt Patrick Carroll Martin O’brien Joseph Murphy John F. Doherty

Allan Line Austrian Arrives With 306 Passengers

The Allan line steamship Austrian reached the port Wednesday morning with 306 passengers. About 200 were assisted immigrants taken on board at Limerick. Few papers stay in this state. most head to the western states, some to New York. They have more money, better clothes, appear healthier and more intelligent than many who have preceded them under similar auspices.

Allan Line Ummints Limerick New York

Appleby Colcord at Newton July 10 by Rev Calkins

Marriage notices record Capt Henry C Appleby to Grace A Colcord at Newton on July 10 by Rev Wolcott Calkins. Also Morse Brewster at East Boston on July 9 by Rev Bates uniting Edward H Morse to Lowsa Brewster both of Boston. Rogers Poulton in Boston on July 9 by Rev Ilden uniting Jeremiah Rogers to Isabella S Poulton, both of Boston.

Appleby Colcord Newton Wolcott Calkins Henry C Appleby Morse Brewster Boston LB Bates Edward H Morse Lowsa Brewster Rogers—Poulton W Pilden Jeremiah Rogers Isabella S Poulton Ira R. Worcester Wareham Street Jerome, S. MacDonald Rogers Building Washington Street

Obituaries and mortality table from 1883 Massachusetts notices

Notices list deaths in Wakefield Boston Highlands North Cambridge Cambridge Chelsea Malden St Johns N F etc with ages from 29 to 84 and names Foster Hill Keay Petten gill Parsons Pratt Small Symmes Weston including editor Robt John Parsons of the Patriot. A separate mortality table for 40 MB towns shows weekly death counts and population estimates based on 1870 1875 and 1880 censuses with towns like Boston Malden Wakefield Gloucester Haverhill and Plymouth.

Foster Wakefield C E Foster His L Boston Highlands Benjamin F Hill Eay North Cambridge Sophia J Keay Jos Oe Ley Boston Grace McCawkey Pettengill Cambridge Harriet M Pettengill Rymes Malden Hattie E Rymes Parsons St Johns N F Robt John Parsons The Patriot Small Chelsea Mass Ella A Pratt Small Symmes Anna Symmes Weston Annie E Weston Massacrusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Massachusetts Lowell Worcester Haverhills Fall River Salem Newton Andover Holyoke Springfield Northampton Lawrence Lynn Somerville Neward Taunton Gloucester Haverhill Brockton Newburyport Fitchburg S$. W. Abbot M.D

Hop Growers Outlook and Waterville Prosperity Notice

The Utica Herald reports hop yields may match last year amid beet root based Cognac origins for ale while yards face pests and mismanagement. Waterville shows rising wealth, new houses, and extended hop houses amid tidy grounds and park like streets.

Utica Herald Waterville Hardwick Dana

Annual Meeting of Pacific Mills Elects Officers

Pacific Mills held its annual meeting on Wednesday. Treasurer's report shows total manufactures May 31, 1882 to May 31, 1883 at 24,975,696 yards with 6,774,223 cotton and 18,201,473 worsted. Gross sales year total 6,370,689 dollars. net loss 641,389 dollars. Directors elected for ensuing year include Abbott Lawrence, Augustus Lowell, J Huntington Wolcott, Arthur T. Lyman, Jefferson Coolidge, E Francis Parker, William R. Robeson, Amory A. Lawrence, Henry Davenport, Henry Saltonstall. Abbott Lawrence expected to be re-elected president.

Pacific Mills Corporation Ainst Abbott Lawrence Augustus Lowell J. Huntington Wolcott Arthur T. Lyman Jefferson Coolidge E. Francis Parker William R. Robeson Amory A. Lawrence Henry Davenport Henry Saltonstall

Massachusetts Veterans Association of Maine Officers Elected

The annual meeting was held at 71 Portland street Wednesday evening. Officers elected for the coming year include President Col. King Somerville Vice Presidents Col. Hazeltine Dr. White Maj. Illespie Recording Secretary Champerlain Corresponding Secretary Samuel Johnston Treasurer W C King Executive Committee Col. M. B. Lakeman Wakefield Albert Buzzell E C Simpson James Perkins The group voted to attend the Maine Veterans reunion at Farmington on August 14 15 and 16.

Massachusetts Veterans’ Association of Maine Portland Street Col. King of Somerville Col Hazeltine Dr. White Maj.illespie Recordin Prescott. Champerlain Samual Johnson W.C. Ng Col. M. B. Lakeman 3. Wakefield Albert Buzzell E. C. Simpson James Perkins Farmington, Me

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