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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1883

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3

Industrial stocks slide with mixed gains and losses amid rail and tech moves

Market notes show declines and firm holds across sectors led by Atlantic and Pacific 6s, with minor gains for Union Pacific and Eastern. Rail line expansions near Wichita and Dodge City fuel speculation while Marquette and Lake Superior stocks face mixed signals as bond funding and earnings trends shape near-term outlook.

Eagle National Bank Scco Blackstone National Bank Naumkeag Steam Cotton CO Saratoga Victory Mam. CO Vationaelephone Co Maine Boston City Springfield Mass Lynn Wayland Newport Metropolitan Horse Union Pacific Lgtb Cedar Rapids Muissoun England Mort. Sec’y Co Lake Ncon Topeka, Saline & Western

Salmon Falls Manufacturing declares 4 percent dividend

The Salmon Falls Manufacturing company announces a four percent dividend. The decision affects shareholders and may impact earnings per share for the upcoming period.

Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company

Boston Stock Exchange Sales at Brokers' Board

The Boston Stock Exchange reports activity at the Brokers' Board on June 13 with trading figures and notable deals. Prices and volumes reflect a steady session as investors reacted to market cues and policy news.

Brokers’ Board

Financial Market Summary from New York June 15

Money on call was very easy at 2 to 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5.6 percent. Bar silver 1094. Exchange steady. Government bonds nominally unchanged. Stocks closed strong overall, with some weakness in Ohio and Mississippi. Mining shares and rail stocks led gains, with notable moves in Pullman, Reading, Nashville & Chattanooga, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific. Trading volume about 356,000 shares. Many bonds and prominent rail and mining stocks quoted with varied gains and losses. Fresh price data across commodities follow, including wool, hides, cotton, sugar, oils, and butter, with extensive regional notes from Elgin, Little Falls, Utica, and St Albans markets.

New York Prime Mercantile Ohio Mississippi Sonora Atlantic & Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Denver Kansas Texas Kansas Pacific Louisville and Nashville Union Pacific Metropoltan Stock Exchange Pullman Gould Reading Nashville Chattanoooga Louisville Lake Shore Lackawanna The Apc Ee Cnsee Del L. & West Delaware & Hud Denver & Biog MIC Cs Ves Cosas Flan St. Jo Kansas & Texas Louisville & Nash Lake Erie & W Michigan Central Manhattan Memphis & C Missouri Pacific Northwestern New Jersey Northern Pacific Ohio & Missisippi Ontario & West Pacific Peoria Dec. & E Phila. & Reading Milwaukee&st.p St. P Texas Pacific Nash & Chatt Oregon. Co Roch, & Pitts Mutual Union Pullman Pal Bur&q Western Calcutta Boston Elaine Board of Trade St. Albans Reston Atlantic City Canada United States Great Britain Elgin Little Falls Utica Eastern Choice Choice Western Dairy Vermont Nova Scotia Burbank Peerless New York State Brooks Bermudas Georgias Charleston Florida Norfolk Carolina Rangoon Patna Cadiz Trapani St Martins Bond Turks Island Chicago Singapore Sumatra Manila Nloilos Belmont Sicily Pennsylvania Michigan Kentucky Territory Oregon California Rio Java Maracaibo Reading Company Philadelphia Baltimore TipGstecs Liverpool Uplands Orleans Shellac Gambier St. Domingo Portland New Brunswick Liverpool London Glasgow Mediterranean Malaga Valencia Turkey Palermo Messina Minnesota Illinois St. Louis Indiana Mibige Vnaluster New Orleans St Louis City Lanac Tgc United City Extra India Continent South America State Lake

Liverpool cheese prices and Chicago market roundup

Liverpool cheese quotes show 61s 6d per cwt with a 6d drop from yesterday. New York mercantile exchange notes butter steady and eggs firmer, grain and provisions in Chicago close with little change, hog receipts very large and prices steady. Official Chicago sales list includes short ribs 200000 tbs, pork 6000 tbs, lard 10250 tes, wheat 450000 bus, corn 250000, oats 100000, rye 20000.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Chicago

Market Notes and Prices Across Commodities and Freight

A broad price survey shows alcohol and candles varied, with Pot prices at 534 6c per pound and spirits trading lightly. Cotton futures and Boston market quotes reflect steady to dull conditions. coal, coffee, fruit, and grain futures listed with specific regional baselines and freight figures for Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore ports.

Trade_lines Show Faster Deliveries and Strong South Demand

Market notes improving across lighter goods with 48 buyers and rising orders by mail, including duplicates and new purchases. Prompt delivery becomes crucial as jobbers seek timely shipments, with shipments this week totaling 38,212 cases and year-to-date 1,085,093, up from last year. Major distribution points list cities such as Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Nashville, Milwaukee, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and many others, reflecting widespread activity and optimistic harvest prospects.

Chicago Wil St Louis Cincinnati Nashville Binghamton, NY Detroit Mich Lousville Memphis Minneapolis Allentown Lynchburg Sherman Tex York Norfolk Washington, DC Wheeling W_ Va Grand Rapids Davenport Denver Cal Des Moines Mays- Ville St Paul

Foreign Exports From Annapolis and Nearby Ports

Shipping brief lists exports from Annapolis Nova Scotia Lunenburg St John Fredericton St Joan Mahone Bay Halifax and Halifax Brig Sappho and Bark Geo E Corbett carrying goods like coffee furniture cotton duck sewing machines paper shoes shovels marbles house hold effects paint kerosene oil beef lard corn meal flour pitch nails and donkeys in multiple schooners and vessels notes quantities in barrels bbls tons and boxes with several routes and cargo types.

Annapolis New York Lunenburg ST John and Fredericton Olivia ST Joan Mahone Bay Windsor Halifax Sappho Geo E Corbett

Receipts of Staple Products by Railroad Lines and Carriers

Detailed itemized consignments across multiple railroads and sea routes listing bales, bbls, sacks, and cases of cotton wool flour pork butter eggs beef lard corn and other staples. Totals accompany entries for Maine Fitchburg Providence Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany and Peabody and Salem Expresses along with By Sea and By Rail movements.

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

Brighton and Watertown Livestock Market Report June 13

The Brighton and Watertown live stock market shows mixed cattle and swine demand with western cattle selling around 6.0 to 6.5 cents live weight, dairy cows softer, lambs and sheep fluctuating, and shipments from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts. Arrivals at Watertown and Boston and Albany yards total dozens of carloads, with price ranges noted for beef first through third quality and various store stock.

P& L Maine Cesse- Eeee N. Hampshire Ana Vermont Massachusetts New York Eens Canada Csse Watertown Sss Css Csse Dt Sncseev Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern Newee Old Colony Providence Brighton iTloe N. B Chicago Drovers Journal Brighton and Watertown Jess

Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Stocks Report

Market notes from Charleston to New York show dull cotton sales with steady to lower prices, mixed receipts and shipmen ts across ports. Grain and flour futures edge lower in New York and Chicago, with cocoa, sugar, and gas market activity mixed for the day.

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Auctioneers Report of Livestock and Cattle Sales

AN Monroe and others preside over a multi-item livestock sale listing 1 480 ts at 655,17 do at 61g, 16 do at 620, 15 do at 64c, 15 do at 63gc, 2 carloads at 640, 25 cattle at 614c, plus 5 new cows at 40 45 up to 50 by C O Howe 5 milch cows at 30 35 87 40 45 by J Weiler Son 2 springers at 81 the pair by J H Fogg 1 pair work oxen girthing 6ft weighing 2700 lbs at 150 each 200f heavier at 135 by J D Hosmer 2 springers 48 to 50 1 2-year-old milk heifer at 30 1 mice new milch cow to WC Austin at 60 by J Dimon 2 new milch cows 60 6250 by J McNeal 1 new milch cow 65 by J Remick.

Maine J H Fogg Libby & Elwell C Libby & Son Wells & Richardson Weller & Son J W Bean C O Howe Libby & Merrill New Hampshire N E Winn O F Bothell T J Cowser I B Sargent Aldrich & Johnson C P Breck H A Wilcox F Wood J O Sanborn Dow & Moulton Vermont W G Townsend J W Newton J H Thomas Hall & Seaver A B Edwards F S Kimball A Williamson W C Brown BS Hastings H Ingerson MG Fenders W E Best & Co H Vee Ricker & Son R E French & Son Sargent & Turner J B Thomas C Leavitt & Son Farrell & Stetson Fitch & Eames J McFlynn Liverpool J A Hathaway D McIntosh Glasgow Virginian A N Monroe Lingham & O' Brine H Jewett & Co H Hammond Albany T J Courier W_E Best Wood Watertown G. Wells KE Hammond Kathy Jeunes Rye JS Libby JS Henry J Hi Fogg Libby & Son J Weer & Son Bothell J B Sargent K A Wilcox J V Newton J H Thames Hale & Seaver A J Piper G Hastings M G Flanders W B Best Counter N K Campbell Mallory New York D McCarthy Brighton Landing West Europe Boston Brighton Hollis & Co AN Monroe J. Weiler & Son J D Hosmer WC ‘Austin J Dimon J McNeal J Remick

Court records in extradition petition forgery case

United States Circuit Court before Judge Nelson resumed arguments in Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Co v Brooks et al. and finished Elling T. Trostheim matter. Extradition warrant petition noted. decisions reserved. Complainant counsel Causten Browne, defendants’ counsel J B McRae. government attorney J H Sherburne.

Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company Reuben Brooks Causten A. P. Browne J.B

Supreme Judicial Court actions in June term

Hearings before Judges Field and Holmes involve Joseph C Bates and others v Christchurch on Salem street and William H Monroe v Christchurch. John B Reagan sues Boston Gaslight Co seeking to restrain street closures near Commercial Point Dorchester with right of way claims. Decisions reserved.

Joseph C. Bates Proprietors of Christchurch Salem Street William H. Monroe Same John B. Reagan Boston Gaslight Company Commercial Point Dorchester Edward Avery E. M. Johnson F. W. Balch C. P. Greenough Amosheag Manufacturing CO State Street Boston Jeb Channing Clapp

Judge Aldrich session reports two verdicts in tort and contract cases

In East Deerfield on October 13 1882 a collision on a defendant railroad train led to a verdict for the plaintiff seeking 60000 damages for personal injuries. Another case Patrick Scully versus John Murtagh ends with a 500 verdict for the plaintiff. Notices announce a June 18 session with possible excusal by agreement and a June 25 motion hearing under Judge Mason.

Charles A. How Fitchburg Railroad Company East Deerfield B. Allen and Thos, Savage Geo. A. Vorrey Patrick Scully John Murtagh John B. Moran S. A. Bolster Knowlton

Legal cases headlined before Judge Staples

In No 854 John F Kelley sues James W Bailey on contract to recover 11697 for labor with general denial. verdict for plaintiff 5336. E F Dewing for plaintiff, J C Kennedy for defendant. No 365 Aaron H Wellington vs Massachusetts Central Railroad to recover damages for land taken in Waltham. land and improvements rendered useless on trial C F Kittredge for petitioner, W G B Gale for railroad.

John F. Kelley James W. Bailey E. F. Dewing J. C. Kennedy Aaron H. Wellington Massachusetts Central Railroad Company Waltham C. F. Kittredge W. GB Gale

Local court sentences for poison, theft and burglary

Before Judge Bacon Frank W Reynolds pleads guilty to administering poison as medicine and is sent to the house of correction for six months after a May 21 attempted poisoning of William A Wilson with croton. Michael Moran receives a year for larceny from John H Cunningham. John Glennan and John O Hara indicted for breaking and entering John Leonard store on May 8. pleas of guilty for receiving stolen goods. O Hara eight months, Glennan costs and probation. William McCarty pleads.

Bacon Frank W. Reynolds Encarges House of Correction William A. Wilson Croton Michael Moran John H. Cunningham John Glennan John O’ Hara John Leonard O'Hara Glennan Wiliam McCarty

Larceny and assault cases filed in local court

Michael J. Mangen arraigned on a default warrant for larceny and placed on probation after pleading guilty. Thomas Ross and Albert Hurst charged with larceny but discharged due to variance between indictment and evidence. Cornelius McMahon on trial for assault and battery on police officer William J. Lowry with case proceeding.

Ichael J. Mangen Thomas Ross Albert Hurst Cornelius McMahon William J. Lowry

Suffolk County Real Estate Transfers Listed in Detail

Boston and Roxbury property transfers reflect numerous deeds, quitclaims, and mortgages across multiple streets and venues dated May to June 1883. Names include Minot, Coolidge, Sohier, Higginson, Bacon, Shaw, Yeomans, Feldman, and others, with sums from 1 to 40 thousand dollars and hundreds of feet of land. Local mortgage activity appears alongside extensive property exchanges in East Boston, Charlestown, Dorchester, West Roxbury, and surrounding towns.

Essex Street William Minot William J. Wilson T. Jefferson Coolidge Edward D. Sohier Beacon Street Francis L. Higginson Elizabeth G. Bacon Pleasant Street Lawrence N. Shaw David Townsend James Hearn West Rutland Square Samuel Stubbs Isaac Brewster Jenny Levy Plymouth Savings Bank Suffolk Savings Bank Washington Street Willard Place H. Yeomans Joseph Feldman Green Street Susan McGreenery Dan~ Oe Hancock Street Ezra Conant Henry W. Bowen Hemlock Washington Streets Willard F. Barnes Alice L. Barnes Lamartine Street Ruth A. Bray George W. Fowle Boston Charlestown Spice Cambridge Streets Rufus B. Stickney Allen D. Hail Et al Union Street Rutherford Avenue Sarah A. Chandler Allen Coburn Henry H. Chandler Phillips Street Minot Tinell Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank Commercial Street Caroline Lewis Ellen F. Mason Esmerald and Hingham Streets Asahel A. Smith Samuel B. M. Reed Roxbury

Rail survey near Machias to Calais is set for completion

Col Greene aims to finish survey and location of the railroad from Machias to Calais and Eastport before winter. June canal tonnage on New York routes rose to 199,902 from 154,402 in 1882, signaling weak trunk lines. Canadian Pacific weekly earnings reached 130,000, up 78,000 from last year. NY Central seven months’ net earnings climbed 3,243,000. May earnings up 127,000. Memphis to Byhalia rail progress resumes July 1. Memphis to Holly Springs expected by September. Grand Trunk fortifies Detroit to Chicago with 500 men and 400 teams. track-laying to start in three weeks and bridges nearly finished between Jackson and South Lyon. Ex-general manager cites Michigan Central train changes cutting daily profits by 1,000 to 1,200. Vanderbilt roads may face friction. Chicago and Grand Trunk weekly earnings to June 2 total 52,586, up from 37,897 due to Lackawanna deal.

New York Atlantic and Pacific St. Louis San Francisco Gould Atchison Fort Scott Wichita Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company Dodge City Kan Santa Fe Marquette Houghton Ontonagon L’ Anse Union Pacific Chicago Burlington Quincey el Paso Toledo Cincinnati Flint Pere Marquette Common Jannings Detroit Lansing Northern Kansas City Gulf West Michigan Wisconsin Central Louisiana Missouri River Eastern New England Tullman Bell Telephone Col. Greene Machias Calais Eastport New York Canals Canadian Pacific New York Central Memphis and Selma Memphis Byhalia Miss Holly Springs Septemer Grand Trunk South Lyon Jackson Michigan Central Vanderbilt Lackawanna

Comstock Stock Deal Sparks San Francisco Admission

San Francisco residents now claim the Comstocks move was strictly a stock deal. The Consolidated Virginia mine in Little Fry ing pan district reports a fine ore body found recently. Copper ore discovery in the San Andres mountains New Mexico shows black sandstone and gray rock ledge association. The Bell Mine Arizona leased by Howard Smelting and Mining company holds about 2,600 tons of ore on the dump valued at $3160 per ton. The company operates a 30 ton smelter producing 100 tons of bullion in 30 days. Through June 1 the output reached 1,896 bars of gold and silver bullion valued at about $50,600 with net monthly profits near $10,000.

San Francisco Consolidated Virginia Frying Pan San Andres’mountains N.M Bell Arizona Howard Smelting and Mining Company

Curious Berkshire Folks and Oddities Across Becket and Middlefield

In Eastern Berkshire, Becket resident John McCarty, age 50, claims never to have entered a church, has crossed the ocean seven times, and has seen the tower of Babel. In Middlefield the Williams house holds a history of many births and marriages but no deaths. One farmer kept eight years’ work with only 25 cents spent on blacksmithing, another acre in Becket cost more to plow this year than its purchase price, and a laborer sues Becket for 25 cents for road work with the town denying payment.

Pittsfield Berkshire Becket John McCarty Ocean Tower of Babel Middlefield Williams

Marital Bonds Tied at Boston Through Clerical Ceremonies

In Boston and nearby Boston Highlands on June 10 to June 12, multiple marriage rites were performed by various pastors. Names include William Baldwin to Mary A Brewer, Alfred H Brodrick to Etta L Redding, Daniel Diehl to Elizabeth Meyer, and Erlon G Reed to Ina A Verrell.

Baldwin—Brewer Boston O T Walker William Baldwin Mary A Brewer Brodrick—Redding Boston Highlands V A Cooper Alfred H Brodrick Etta L Redding Diehl—Mfyer Adolf Biewend Daniel Diehl Elizabeth Meyer Reed—Verrell George Landor Perm Erlon G Reed Ina A Verrell

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