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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1885

Page

3

Stock Market Day Ends With Broad Losses Across Sectors

Active morning trading gave way to a broad decline led by West Shore and New York Central. Gains appeared for New York and New England and Bell Telephone, while Lackawanna and Louisville and Nashville rose early. By midday, declines accelerated, and closes showed prices at or near the day’s low with notable losses in major rails and bonds.

Chicago Burlington and Quincy New York New England Bell Telephone Lackawanna Louisville Nashville Gould Vanderbilts West Shore New York Central Lake Shore Atchison London Stock Exchange Chisago North Wisconsin Winona Alma Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago Railway Age Burlington Company Winona, Alma and Northern Company Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company New Road St. Paul Flint and Pere Marquette Common Pere Marquette Railroad Company Cnet Marquette, Houghton Ontonagon Marquette Menominee Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon Railroad

Proxies Target H A Blood For June 24 Meeting 1885

The reorgan ization committee issued a circular calling for proxies to favor H A Blood or A N Parlin for the June 24 1885 meeting. Undersigned report proxies solicited for Blood by himself and others to secure his presidency of the new committee. Names associated include Alfred Hemenway Francis Bartlett Cyrus G Beebe K Gardner Chase Barstow D Powers & Sons Lansingburgh Edw Woodman Cyrus Wakefield Morse Bro Jackson Curtis Jo George B Clapp John Clark J F Rogers Rogers Sheldon Pliny Nickerson. Interest on deposits subject to check noted for Massachusetts Loan Trust Co 18 P Square.

Reorganization Committee H. A. Blood A. N. Parlin Cyrus G. Beebe K. Gardner Chase Barstow D. Powers & Sons Lansingburgh N Y Woodman Cyrus Wakefield Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO

Unclear OCR listing shows numbered items and figures across ports

Fragments of a historical table or advertisement with many numbers and place names like Boston and New Eng. Water Meter. Lines include quantities 100 200 and percentages, but text is garbled. Main readable terms reference boats, water power, and various regional mentions, suggesting a catalog-like page with trades or utilities.

Biekest Fovwest Boston Ccscee N. Y N.E Ccscossee Erin

New York Financial Market Woes Shake Stocks and Bonds

In New York on June 22 money on call is easy, government and state bonds hold near unchanged values while Georgia issues dip. Vanderbilts decline as Lackawanna and West Shore securities fall. market ends weak near day’s lows amid reports of a freight rate overhaul and central traffic pool actions.

Boston Savings New York Prime Mercantile Georgia West Shore St. Paul Louisville Nashville Lackawanna Vanderbilts Union Pacific New York Central Chicago Central Traffic Association Chesapeake and Ohio St Paul Consolidated Iowa Midland Winona St Peters Hvansville Terre Haute Mt Vernon Houston Texas Central Lake Erie Western Northern Pacific Central Pacific California Oregon Western Pacific Texas and Pacific Rio Grande Division Ft. Worth Denver Central of New Jersey Mexicas Central Virginia Midland Lawson, Douglas & Co St. Paul Road

Market Report Trade and Outlook for Grains and Wheat

The market opened lower with no trading on Monday as buyers held back while sellers stayed fairly steady. Wheat led the decline with steady to lower prices. corn and oats remained near opening quotes with overall muted activity. Estimated arrivals include 725 cars of corn, 190 of wheat, and 230 of oats, and New York and St. Louis reported export shipments and rising visible supplies.

Chicago G. C. Eldridge & Co Messrs. Emery & Hodges No. 28 State Street St. Louis New York St Louis Milwaukee Minnesota Detroit Toledo Elandi Buffalo Clower White State Franklin County Liverpool State Island Nova Scotia

General Farm Market Report With Broad Price Ranges and Shipments

General farm market notes show hay weaker with slow moves above 22 dollars, fancy cars fetching more, straw quiet around 10 dollars, and grass steady. Potatoes quiet though choice rose. apples light receipts. strawberries and berries varying by origin. large Savannah and Norfolk shipments of cucumbers, beans, peas, cabbage, tomatoes, and squash described with prices and crate counts. Local blueberries, melons, and other produce listed with quality notes and market conditions.

General Farm Lo Island Norfolk North Carolina Long Island Virginia Wilmington Rio Des Light Java Maracaibo Laguira Rio Jamaica St Domingo New York Porto Rico Ponce Forto Rico Cuba Imperial Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Do Valencia London Valencia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Centennial Beacon Light

Grain Market Digest Reflecting Quiet Demand Across Cities

The report shows flour and grain receipts and shipments across St Louis Milwaukee Chicago and New York with subdued demand. Prices vary by commodity and region including spring patents around 550 and no clear buying uptick.

Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Weekly Summary

The report lists import values for the week ending June 19 across regions and goods. Notable totals include dry goods from England and Scotland, machinery, metals, chemicals, and beverages, with a grand total around 1.27 million dollars and a Boston port value near 166 thousand.

Boston England Scotland Sss Sasecs Onemicala C.s Germany Seeese ZIASS Italy West Coast OF Africa Bermuda Port Antonio TOR Scco Brazil Ancenius Wees Nova Scotia Csceeersesse Ceessene Furs Porto Rico

Foreign Exports. Liverpool and ports bustle with cargoes

Shipment tallies show Liverpool buyers taking corn bacon lard beef meats cheese machinery organs oil cake tallow leather and more from the steamer Roman and other vessels. Port Antonio Barbadoes Demerara Yarmouth and New York bays report diverse crates boxes crates of herring pork beef and farm goods bound for markets, with supplies of sugar, molasses, cornmeal, and timber also listed.

Liverpool Eng Port Antonio Lorenzo D Saker Barbadoes Demerara Yarmouth Dominion Bay OF Islands Halifax London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Ark Lane Paris England California

Value list of commodities and manufactures in trade totals

A fragmented OCR shows a long catalog of commodities and manufactured goods with scattered totals. Items include animals, breadstuffs, coal, coffee, cotton, lime, petroleum, fats, leather, iron, lard, paints, provisions, beef, butter, fish, vegetables, tobacco, wood, furniture, spirits, and naval stores. Several numeric totals and line items suggest a summary of trade weights or values across categories.

India Pavers Sss Csienseres C.cserene TalloWeses Cesecsoee Eselvos Sereses

Receipts of Stapie Products Across Multiple Roads

A long list itemizes wool, flour, corn, oats, malt, bran, beef, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and other goods shipped by Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine Eastern, Laine Western, Lowell, Peabody and Salem, and Sea lines. Totals include numerous bales, bbls, cases, sacks, cars, and pails across regions and date ranges.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Old Colony Railroad New York and New Eugland Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Maine Railroad Laine Railroad Western Division Lowell Railroad Peabody, Salem Bates Monga Cave i Peite Eve

Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments in Court Actions

Names and amounts from Suffolk County listings include George Ellis v Walter E Lawton for 100000 in an action of contract. Charles H Goss et al v Joel C Warner for 1006 in contract. Mary Sullivan v Julius D Whipple for 3000 in tort. Edward McGalligan v James Stevenson for 25000 in tort. James Barrett administrator v Much Jada for 10000 in tort. John C Barrett v Jane Hadley for 1000 in contract.

George Ellis Walter E. Lawton Charles H. Goss Et al Joel C. Warner Mary Sullivan Julius D. Whipple Edward McGalligan James Stevenson James Barrett Much Jada John C. Barrett Jane Hadley

Railroad matters and rate agreement near for Kansas City trade

Kansas City to southeast routes unified rate plan agreed after talks with Gulf lines. Missouri Pacific expected to rejoin Southeastern association, ending Memphis freight diversion. Eastbound Chicago shipments last week totaled 43 038 tons, with Grand Trunk showing a notable rise to 214 10. Virginia Midland issues tourist pamphlet for Piedmont Virginia and Fitchburg announces summer excursions with new ticket system and 7 P.M. departure for Pacific express to Chicago. Cassatt declines receiver role for West Shore road.

Kansas City Springfield Memphis Southwestern Association Nettleton Sargent Gulf Roads St. Louis Southeastern Association Missouri Pacific Association Chicago Grand Trunk Road Virginia Midland Railroad Company Piedmont Virginia Virginia Midland Railway Washington Virginia Midland Blue Ridge Virginia Mountains Manassas Battie Bull Run Culpeper Cedar Mountains Rapidan River Waldo A. Pearce Washington Street Fitchburg Railroad The Inquirer Pacific Express Hoosac Tunnel Fitchburg Causeway Street Philadelphia Press A. J. Cassatt West Shore Road Fink B. G. Clarke

Court resumes Azel Ames Jr case with conclusions urged

In U S Circuit Court on June 22 before Judge Carpenter the Dr Azel Ames Jr case resumed and the testimony concluded. Arguments will be made today Tuesday. Justices Gray and Colt will hear admiralty appeals today in the equity room.

U. S. Circuit Court Carpenter Azel Ames, Jr Gray and Colt

Nahant land sale suit ends in dismissal with costs

Supreme Judicial Court hears Mary M. Noyes versus Samuel Johnson over specific performance of an 1883 Nahant land sale. Facts outline historic pasture rights and uncertain chain of title from the Shepard and Jacobs lineage. The court, after agreed statements, dismisses the bill with costs. rescript notes sale terms did not require title by adverse possession. E. M. Johnson represents plaintiff, C. H. Fiske defends.

Supreme Judicial Court Mary M. Noyes Samuel Johnson Nahant Nahant Road Old Tudor College Lynn Jeremiah Shepard Shepard Jacob Jacobs Jacobs Caleb Johnson Beep Johnson Murdock Plaintiff Moses Breed Nabant

Suit over failed insurance of yarn stock prompts verdict

Franklin Barnard sues John Z. Chappee and co defendants for failing to insure his worsted yarn and buttons stock against fire at their Devonshire street office. He sought $1000. trial resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff of $715.81. Attorneys N. R. Clark and Samuel Hoar argued. second session reports political items and editorials.

Franklin Barnard John Z. Chappeeé Devonshire Street N. R. Clark Samuel Hoar

Complex case list with multiple civil actions shown

A sequence of docket items lists numerous civil actions and defendants such as Kenney versus Habich Mahon versus Dennett Chapman versus American Car versus Conant and others. It includes case numbers like 976 2837 2653 2645 and parties including Wall site Stogdale Bager Kelley Colony Hall Haley Boston Caton Plummer Morgan Delehanty Bemis Little Corkery South Bos Mahoney Deanton R R Co McLaughlin Richards.

Kenney Habich Mahon Dennett Chapman Car Conant Stogdale Bager Plummer Morgan Delehanty Bemis Little Corkery South Bos Mahoney Deanton R. R. Co McLaughlin Richards

Municipal Courts June 32 Judicial actions in three districts

In central court Judge Hardy heard Nel lie Turner on idle and disorderly charges with six months house of industry. Mary Hogan faced larceny with $800 bail. John L Stevens and Honora Powers, third drunk, received six months jail and six months house of industry respectively. William Fennelly, fourth offender, four months house of industry. South Boston: Cornelius Driscoll, third drunkenness offence, six months house of industry. East Boston: Robert Stewart, William E Allen and John McCarthy arraigned before Judge Pond for breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. Stewart also charged idle and disorderly. Bond set at $600. Allen and McCarthy continued to Wednesday at $500 each.

Central Court House of Industry Boston Robert Stewart William E. Allen John McCarthy Sergt. Brown Roscoe D. Brown O’neill Pond Stewart Sjome Allen McCarthy

Ames Trial Ends. Defense to Present Final Arguments

The Ames trial resumed in circuit court as counsel prepared to deliver closing arguments. Witnesses including Henry Asbrand and James Q. Gilmore described bank deposits, stock transfers, and stock sales tied to Eagle Odorless Apparatus. Testimony also covered pension dealings and statements by Azel Ames and others, with Mansfield and Wakefield witnesses endorsing Ames’s truthfulness.

Azel Ames, Jr Henry Asbrand Blackstone National Bank James Q. Gilmore Hamilton Eagle Odorless Apparatus Company Pemberton Square Edward Stinson John Wall Mr. Mansfield Mansfield Dr. Ames Augustus Rhodes Arthur G. Walton Wakefield Charles E. Niles Eagle Company Boston Brokers’ Board Azel Ames Mr. Harrington Harrington Ames United States W. F. Bates James H. Carter Alexander Turnbull A. Brownell Republic George H. ‘Teague

They Struck It Rich Granite Mountain Stock Boom

A June 21 St Louis despatch reports Granite Mountain Mining stock skyrocketing after a letter from superintendent John W. Plummer describes veins crossed and assays yielding 180 ounces of silver per drill, with 22.10 feet averaging 421 ounces of silver. Many holders, including Charles D. McClure and L. M. Rumsey, gain large fortunes while others face dramatic shifts. the stock jumps from near zero to 12 a share, with Boston guests from the Commercial Club of St. Louis to meet investors.

St. Louis John W. Plummer Granite Mountain Mining Company Granite Mountain Mont No.5 Charles D. McClure S. M. Clark L.M. Rumsey A. B. Ewing O. B. Filley A. B. Coitt Paul Fusz Edward Harrison Granite Mountain Company Harrison Wire Works West Harrison Lieut. Fitch United States Navy Fitch Vnof Sherman Boston Boston House Treasury L. M. Rumsey John R. Lionberger Commercial Club of Boston Stock Exchange

Noted Figures in Decline and Debate Across Lands

The article surveys varied figures including Grant’s medical bills exceeding forty thousand dollars and Senator Sabin’s improving condition in Stillwater Minnesota. It notes Ira Drew’s kidney illness, Lord Saulsbury’s secluded life, and a looming British cabinet deficit. It cites Gladstone’s legacy, Thomas Harrison’s evangelism, Frye at Squirrel Island, Hugo’s strength, and lottery frauds. It covers railway litigation fees and M. E. Ingalls as a Democrat business figure.

Gladstone Atlanta Constitution Thomas Harrison Louisville Denver Senator Frye Squirrel Island Rangely Lakes Victor Hugo Charles T. Howard Marie-Garrison Roscoe Conk Comstosk Melville Day M. E. Ingalls Cincinnati Chicago, Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company Ohio Superior Court Tax Commission Ins

Grand Army Leaders Depart for Portland in Charter Flights

Grand Army men headed to Portland on Monday with steamers Cumberland Empire State and John Brooks chartered and leaving after 9. Commander in Chief John G Konitz and staff arrived at 9 15 and were met at the depot by a detail then escorted to the United States hotel. Post 2 in full uniform arrived after 1 and escorted Konitz to the Boston and Maine depot for a Portland train. Post 5 of Lynn hosted Congressman Lovering Mayor Baldwin and City Solicitor Berry of Lynn.

Grand Army Portland Cumberland Empire State John Brooks John Lynn Congressman Lovering Baldwin Berry

Cross Langell to Langell and other Boston-area nuptials

A series of marriage notices in Boston Plymouth Malden Roxbury and Chelsea announce couples tied by Reverend ministers. Fred Cross wed Ada Langell in Boston and George Dyer wed Ada Smith in Plymouth. Other marriages include John Jones to Cleota Agnew Albert Kingsbury Jr to Mildred Berry Paul Lanius to AW Baxter Annie Tobin to Lennon Elia Rankin to Colin McRae Sadies White to Edward Robertson and more.

Cross—Langell Boston S H Winkley Fred A Cross Ada M Langell Dyer—Smith Plymouth Mass George A Tewkebury Cambridge George Dyer Ada B Smith Jones—Agnew S L Baldwin John W Jones Cleota Agnew Kingsbury—Berry Quincy Mr Atkisson Albert Kingsbury, Jr Chicago Mildred W W Berry Lanius—Baxter Roxbury James Freeman Clarke Paul Lanius York Pa Toee AW James T Baxter Iton Lennon—Tobin J Donnelly John LeNnon Annie Tobin McRae—Rankin Malden

Obituaries and Death Notices Across Massachusetts locales

A batch of death notices records residents and relatives from Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Hyde Park, and surrounding towns. Entries include Clara S Ash of Boston aged unknown, Robert Gould Jones aged 37 at Cambridge, Charlotte Augusta Martin wife of William D Martin of Boston, and Josiah Walcott aged 70 at Hoston. Other listings note Edward Nugent aged 16, Sarah Reed aged 66, Katharine Waters of Sacramento, Lizzie Woodward aged 22, Lotta Zoller aged 5, and multiple sudden deaths and ages across June.

Ash Lynn Claras George H Ash Boston BATES Alexander Batts MGA Uns AC Atma Aaron P . Leanta Aaron Day Zune Felipe Aron Davie Caren Ward Sveath Apton Mass James F Cox Flint North Reading JW Flint Jones Cambridge Robert Gould Jones Martin Charlotte Augusta William D Martin Morse East Somerville E W Morse Mudd Cambridgeport Frank EH William H Katie J Nudd Nugent Edward T P Nugent Reed Hyde Park Sarah Katharine B William K Mary C Waters Oodward West Medford M Lizzie Henry M Belinda A Woodward Woodman Newburyport George F Woodman Zoller East Cambridge Lotta A Zoller

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