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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1884

Page

3

London and Havana Market Notes June Trade Briefs

Beerbohm reports steady wheat cargoes and slow corn at Liverpool. London prices for winter and spring wheat, California, and corn given. pork bacon lard cheese and tallow levels noted. Havana sugar markets paralyzed with nominal prices. warehouse stock counts and weekly receipts and exports listed. freight demand quiet. Spanish gold and exchange rates detailed.

Kansas Europe Asia Chicago Aew England Manchester Oldham Lancaster Cheshire Yorkshire Fall River West Pennsylvania Macksburg Delaware Footing Up Kent County Michigan Ohio Indiana Roller Minnesota New York St Louis Southern Wisconsin City Duluth Milwaukee Detroit Toledo E Rt London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool California Havana Matanzas United States

Historic Atlantic imports listed for Boston Havana and ports

Shipping cargoes include 12 000 cigars on Newport Boston to New York line from Samuel. 75 tierces sugar on Craigendoran at Cienfuegos. 10 688 bunches bananas on River Clyde. 10 606 dry hides and related lots on Archer to Buenos Ayres. 649 barrels plaster on Flora E. 940 birds sugar orders on Wm R Wood from Key Francis.

Havana Newport New York Samuel Boston Cienfuegos Craigendoran Atkins,& Co Port Antonio Jam Hillsboro N S Flora Nash KEY Francis R Wood

Foreign Experts and Goods Transported Across Atlantic

A long list of shipments from Halifax, Charlottetown, and London routes details cargoes aboard steamers Ripon City Tyrian and various schooners. Items include hardware, dry goods, lumber, flour, meat, dairy, and textiles. Names of cities and vessels mark extensive trade movements, with quantities such as 800 boxes bacon, 7138 sacks flour, and 1000 head cattle noted alongside.

Halifax Charlottetown Pet Worcester Poland London Eng Ripon City Glasgow Scot Annapolis Portland West Pubnico J and J Locke Buenos Ayres Akh Westport Moncton N B St John

Receipts of Stapie Preaucita and Railroads Summary

Receipts detail shipments across multiple railroads and expresses listing numerous commodities. Cotton and wool bales, flour, cornmeal, oats, bushels of corn and bran, beef and lard, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, leather, hides, skins, lumber, and various packed goods are itemized with quantities such as bales, bbls, tubs, cases, and rolls. Railroads include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, and Pea and Salem lines, plus sea shipments.

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

Ainsworth v Jones and Sawyer Dodd case rulings in harbor suit

In a dispute over damages from a vessel and an insured house, juries awarded in favor of plaintiffs but defenses were sustained on key points. The Alfred Braybrook schooner suit held a verdict for plaintiffs was sustained on appeal. The Chelsea house case involved insurance assignment disputes and a jury verdict of 594 dollars with the judge’s instruction upheld.

Inger Alfred Braybrook Norway Iron Works Boston Paul West L. 8 Dabney Mary Sawyer Dodd William Jones Helsea A. L. Murray E. C. Gilman

Municipal Courts June 25 Summary of Cases

In central court Judge Forsaith held George J. Campbell on assault charges in 100 bail. Mary Ford embezzlement case held in her own recognizance. Thomas Conley assault held in 200 bail. Mary O Donnell listed as common nightwalker six months in house of industry. John Fasten larceny fined 15 dollars plus costs. William Acey fined 10 dollars for sidewalk overrun. Roxbury court: John Murphy larceny held for trial July 3. George Henry and David Coffey trespass and larceny held for trial July. East Boston: James D. Coughlin paid 11 25 obstructing sidewalk. Annie Whiteside assault and battery fined 10. Joseph Carney obstructing sidewalk fined 11 25 for throwing stones. Richard Royal paid 12 33. In Bunker Hill district Isabella J. Maker child stubborn held for trial July 5. Continued cases James and Michael Welsh and Charles Stillman breaking and entering Taylor's cigar store placed on probation.

Central Court Forsaith George J. Campbell Mary Ford Thomas Conley Mary O’donnell House of Industry John Fasten William Acey Roxbury John Murphy George Henry David Coffey East Boston James D. Coughlin Annie Whiteside Joseph Carney Richard Royal Bunker Hill Isabella J. Maker James and Michael Welsh Charles Stillman Taylor Main Street

Business Troubles as Banks Suspend and Debts Rise

The article reports on Shaw Bros. affairs in court with the assignee Ferdinand A. Wyman authorized to pay undisputed creditor claims around 3 million dollars, while disputed and other claims totalling nearly 2.2 million are eyed for future settlement. It notes bank suspendings in Toronto, insolvent firms in Boston and elsewhere, and ongoing litigation, including Grant & Ward testimony and a large judgment against American Heating and Power. It also covers railroad reorganizations, receiverships, and prospectuses for summer travel routes and freight lines.

Ferdinand A. Wyman Messrs Copeland Clement Phinney Macomber Greenwood Wyman Thomas P. Barnes Pear Street Boston Robert M. Diaz Solomon Isaacs Cigars Traverse Street Thomas Barry Washington Street Keyes Street Jamaica Plain William H. Flavell Lyon & Clarke Frederick L. Stacey Gloucester Park Street Howard Haskell N. H. Phillips Cape Ann H. Boynton Salisbury M. C. Wheaton Worcester Hayden Bros Holyoke Joseph S. Marlow Grocer Lowell Mass Peter Delier Springfield C.W. Lang Newburgh Frank E. Farnham Brockton Sheriff Forbes & Lawnsbrough Toronto Ont Federal Bank Yorker Abner W. Doane Bangor Kennebec Wire Works Hallowell Simon Stahl Gorham N. H J. B. Archambaul Manchester N.H Tistram Mowry Stillwater R.C G. W. M. Reed & Co New Haven Matthewson Bros New Britain Stout & Co New York City Kneeland Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company Hudson & Co Exchange Farmer’s Loan and Trust Company of American Heating and Power Comany Edward T. Patterson Nathaniel Bloom New Herron & Sprague New York Hamilton Cole Almon Goodwin Grant & Ward Mr. Goodwin George Spencer Goodwin Western Union American Cable Texas and Colorado Improvement Company Belt Line Railroad Texas Improvement Company Spencer Cable Ward Willliam G. Bryant Iron and Steel Reading Belvidere Iron Company Warren County N. J F. Layman Washburn Lil A Griffith Boots Robinson John R. Small General Merchandise Deer Creek Chestlake & Co Warren, Co Anene Bros Boots and Shoes New Orleans

Public school graduates celebrate with banquet and dance

About 2000 graduates from public schools gathered in Mechanics hall for the annual festival. After Cadet band music, Dr W A Rust of the school board spoke briefly, and Mayor Martin offered remarks. Graduates received a banquet, then refreshments and dancing. Chief marshal role was filled by Leverett M. Chase for the twelfth time.

Mechanics’ Hall Wm. A. Rust Martin Leverett M. Chase Dudley School

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