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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1884

Page

3

Wall Street names fluctuate as market ends lower

New York security market showed early buoyancy before a broad retreat in the afternoon. Trading centered on Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Lake Shore, with Denials on dividends sparking a late rebound followed by further declines and a final soft close.

Western Union I Gould London Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph St. Louis Chicago New York Erie Reading Money Easy Prime Mercantile Texas West Shore Erie New Missouri Pacific Tomy Louisville and Nashville Union Pacific Pacific Mail Lackawanna Central Pacific New York Central I Michigan Central Canada Lake Shore Vanderbilt Europe Northwest St. Paul Denver Louisville Nashville Tis Kansas Jersey Central New York Central Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Texas Pacific New York Gentral Oregon Chi St. Louis( Rr Del L. & West Delaware & Huisco Denver & Riog Eric Han St. Jo Kansas & Texas Louisville & Nash Lake Erie & W Manhattan el Memphis & C Northwestern New Jersey Ohio & Mississpp Ontario Centra Peoria Dec Phils Ee Ey Jno John J. Rayner Main Street Water Street Gates & Bardwell C. West Park Row New York City John Jeffries & Sons Ote Boston Azxi Devonshire St W.f.m.tf

Market tone mixed across Atlantic ports

The market remains nominal at Norfolk and Charleston while Savannah shows ease and Baltimore holds steady. Prices ease 1 to 6 cents at Ballimore and St. Louis, with little change at other points, as activity quiets in several centers.

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Financial. London Market Ticker Summary

London prices and abbreviations list multiple stocks and indexes with figures for June 8. Items include A and GW trusts 365a, New York Central 10815, A&GW seconds 8, Pennsylvania 5644, Philadelphia and Read ig 164g, Mexican 30, St Paul common 7634.

Foreign Exports list from Melbourne Bark Furness Abbey shipment

A Melbourne report lists diverse export items from Bark Furness Abbey including tobacco k1 212 cases, nails 10 do, shovels and spades 150 bbls sugar 70 kegs, kerosene oil 2250 cases, slate 43 000 pieces, plaster 250 bbls, tools 60+ cases, agricultural implements 34 pkgs, and lumber 114 000 feet among others. The catalog covers hardware, farming gear, drafts, and household goods bound for overseas shipment.

Melbourne Liverpool Eng Aleppo Bascom Sea Island Surinam Hantsport Annapolis Portland Sydney Louise Bahamas Elsie Fays Bridgewater Harold

Historic Freight Totals From 19th Century Rail Lines

A fragmentary ledger lists goods forwarded by several railways and express lines. Entries include oats, barley, butter, cheese, eggs, meat, tea, coffee, sugar, lumber, hides, and bales of wool, with quantities varying across Grand Junction, Ola Colony Hadroad, Providence, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem, and other express routes.

Ola Colony Hadroad Providence Railroad New York New England Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Utter

Watertown Union Live Stock Report June 3

Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox details market totals for cattle, sheep, lambs, swine and horses, with prices by quality and variations across regions. It lists arrivals by state, car counts by railroad, and range prices for beef, stove cattle, swine, lambs, calves, hides and pelts.

Sh'p& L Mbs Smyrral Maine N.hampsh Vermont New York Fi Western Canada Boston Lowell al- Dany Fitchburg Eastern New England Providence Old Colony N. B Beaton and Alvany Brighton

Pittsburgh Despatch Reports Annual Company Meeting

A Pittsburg despatch states the annual meeting was held there today. Net profits for 1883 totaled 572,020 after expenses and a 4 percent dividend on 200,000 capital. Directors elected include Roberts, Houston, Morris, Phillips, Truth, Duburry, Wetherill, Cassatt, Green, Barnes, McCullough, Shaw, and Messler. Board meeting to organize postponed to Friday in Philadelphia.

G. Th. Roberts A. H W. Houston Wister Morris Henry M. Phillips Edmund Truth J. KR. Duburry J. J. Wetherill A. J. Cassatt John J. Green W. A. Barnes Philadelphia J. N. McCullough Wim. Shaw Thomas D. Messler Pittsburg Grand Trunk Railway Grand Trunk Railway Company Trafic

Bankruptcy wave hits New England boot and shoe trade

The report lists multiple failures across Massachusetts and nearby states. Robert O Brien Co fish dealers Boston face about 3170 in liabilities with 1500 secured by two New England Fish shares. Other firms in Adams Bradford Cambridge Worcester Lowell Sullivan Me sale by sheriff and insolvencies. M.D. Shay Chicago wholesale boot seller liabilities near 80000 with 32000 assets.

Robert O'Brien & Co Commercial Wharf Boston New England Fish Company Rice & Bagg Adams Mass Bradford F. Davis North Cambridge Murphy & McCafferty Worcester Frank Brady Lowell Milton Mining Company Sullivan Pine Tree Silver Mining Company Springvale Sanford Moses Drew Smyrna P. Dinneen Grocer Claremont N. H Rt. E French & Son Drovers Hartland L. W. Farr Moretown F. B. Wolcott Ludlow W.ick. Rice Castleton Edward C. Dunning Broadway New York Reading Kansas City George E. Hopkins Xenia, O M.D. Shay Boots Chcago Massachusetts Colorado Smelting Co Chicago Iowa & Nebraska Dorchester Gas Light Co Williams Market Association Atlantic Mutual Insithence Co Scrip National Exchange Bank Ao Market National Bank New England National Bank Washington National Bank Blue Will National Bank Dorchester National Eagle Bank Tisy and Bennington RR Boston Gas Light Co Manufacturing Co Maute Central RR Traers’ National Bank Ufolows Jackson Lansing Saginaw Grees Grand River Valley Sshares National Bank of Commerce Shoe and Leather National Bank Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co Portsmouth Great Falls Conway Boston and Maine Old Colony RR Concorn Cocheco Manufacturing Co Burlington and Quincy Iowa Salem Emporia Southern Guar Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Toledo Delphos Burlington Cincinnat St. Louia

Court Record Highlights June 3 Proceedings Across Courts

U S Circuit Court denied a motion to enjoin infringement of a patent by Hammerschlag Manufacturing. Criminal cases saw counterfeit money conviction and a false oath charge. Supreme Judicial Court term included a mandamus petition by Seman Klaus against Columbia Rubber and a stockholder equity dispute. Ended with multiple civil actions, including a property owner versus railroad and bankruptcy related defenses.

U. S. Circuit Court Grayard Esey Hammerschlag Manufacturing Company Oliver R. Chase Plaintff Lewis Frost New York J. R. Bennett W. I. B. Dowse Clark Peter Brough Patrick F. Q. Poole Seman Klaus Columbia Rubber Company Augustus N. Loring Beverly J.eed Kloas Jous W. Guston J. D. Ball G. F. Brooks Superion Criminal Court Gardner Charles J. Jacobs Jamaica Pond Ice Company Adams

Medicinal notes on Otis J aged infant at a baby show

A historical report details Otis J a colored infant from birth to six months old. It records medical observations including severe ophthalmia bowel issues cough fever pneumonia and gradual improvement with liquid medicine feeding and overall health progression culminating in the baby being active and bright at six months.

Infant Health Update: Purpura, Teething, and Recovery

Age four months at admission. Three weeks later Purpura appeared on body but vanished in days. Appetite returned. 8 to 10 drops given at each feeding. Teeth cutting. eczema on head and face. Head inflamed but healing with treatment. Five teeth have emerged. infant well and fat, still teething. 20 drops Liquid Food per feeding.

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Infant Health Report From Har Condition Case

An infant, initially in poor condition with sores and scaly formations, was treated with 10 drops of Liquid Food. After one week, condition improved slowly. after two weeks, diarrhea ceased, appetite returned, and recovery continued. By 10 months old the child had 5 teeth and appeared perfectly healthy, now receiving 20 drops of Liquid Food per feeding.

Central Court Churchill Maria Stratton House of Correction Frank Stith Rose Duval House of E Correction Henry S. Green Edward T. G. Rawson William G. Walton Mattie Norwood John Noonan John Daly House of Industry Patrick Carroll Michael Sullivan Boston George E. Branard Robert Hamilton Wilcox Hamilton R. Wilcox Bunker Hill Frank Moran Mary EK. O'Brien William Cunningham William O’ Keefe Sebastian Galbm John McNally Thomas Donovan Edward Hawley

Infant Cases At Fair Described In Historic Ledger

Records detail infants admitted at ages five and three months. One baby arrived in poor health with bronchitis developing, treated with Liquid Poce, improved after two weeks though still coughing. In seven months the child recovered appetite and grew stronger. The other infant, admitted at three months, is noted in the same account.

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