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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1886

Page

3

Birds-eye Views of the Massachusetts House

Nantucket and Cambridge figures headline a vivid portrait of the state House in session. The piece notes a young membership mix with seasoned elders, highlights key speakers like Hallett and Bent, and spotlights Worcester Democrat Millen and others as they spar, debate, and press for reform.

Stave House State House House of Representatives Great and General Court Besco Heth Cambridge Nantucket Bent Bet Bss Bavire Phillips Books Beat Sea Nantucksel Hallett

Surprising Bank Suspensions Hit Multiple Firms

The article lists numerous business failures and suspensions across the United States including Houston Tex Savings Bank, City Bank, N.C. Ford & Co in Simcoe Ontario, Join F Wood in Boston, Moses P. Johnson of New Gloucester Maine, Severance & Tappan in Boston, Abraham Kurvey of Pigeon River, Dennis Gatchell in Boston, C. B. Beard & Co in Decatur Texas, and others. It notes liabilities and limited assets, with secured debts and mortgages, while creditors in St. Louis receive settlements and funds. The piece highlights widespread financial distress and cascading insolvencies among merchants, manufacturers, and suppliers.

Houston City Bank Rice N.C. Ford & Co Simcoe Ont F Wood Milk Street Boston Moses P. Johnon New Gloucester Severance & Tappan Feders] Street Severance Mr. Tappan Abraham Kurvey Dennis Gatcbell Washington Street Gold Watch and Chain Lite & Coara C. B. Beard & Co Decatur Tex N.Y George P. Perrin East Providence K.1 Burns Goocer Milford Conn Asae Ag Lumter Deagle Eater Brighton St. Louis Stationery and Book Company BK. C. Regere J. C. Newton Holyoke Charles H. Leeds Stationers’ Board of Trade St. Louis Ampany Linley

Railroad matters and corporate moves in 19th century lines

The Housatonic Railroad shares a new slate of directors led by W. H. Barrum with Charles Averill as secretary and treasurer. Worcester grants a street railway charter. Canadian Pacific shifts strategy to Minneapolis St Paul westward routes. Auction sale and bids on the Texas and St. Louis line unfold with high stakes and possible reorganization.

Housatonic Railroad Company Bridgeport W. H. Barrum Lyme Rock Horace Nichols Edward Leavitt New York W. D. Bishop A.B. Mygatt New Milford D. W. Plumb Birmingham William BE John B. Peck Charles K. Averill Citizens’ Street Railway Company Worcester Canadian Pacific Jt Ic Canadian Pacific Compries Canada Minneapolis St. Paul Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific Port Moody Manitoba Winnipeg Texas and St. Louis Railroad R. C. Kerene J Wn W. Psremore Fred Paramore United States Couzins Kleiicous Swith Histead Messrs J. W. Parawere William Martios M. Gurnoshbeim Louis S. Weelraca George W. Coppes Bordholders’ Committee Enis G. H. Ten Broeck Smith Ven Broeck St. Louis San Francisco R. R Putnam, Messervy & CO Bankers and Brokers State Street Boston Providence Union National Bank Navona, Bank Estrone Fall River Ee Scot Conneticus Rver Rai BU Cheshire Railroad Pe Firrai Norwich and Worcester R. Boe Saco Polmouth AK Vermeent Ang Maes Bh R Butland Railroad South Borton Hose & It Dorchester Gas Git Pacific Goat Crees Coors McKay & Bigelow Heeling Reece McKay Metal Iivesen Cincinnati Charles River Railway Concorc Claremot Dixon Istia & Kan Kansas City Law Serene ISHS Cece Eee Ace Alert Secury England Mort

Court Recurs in Judicial Terms and Injunctions Declared

Court records show multiple cases with errors in law and fact to be assigned by John Eliot in error versus Leander J. McCormick et al. George Putnam and Conrad Revoy, counsel for defendant, argue over injunctions and land sales. Edward E. Pratt v American Bell Telephone involves bond terms and stock exchange rights. the court affirms dismissal and other decrees while noting continued injunctions on Lynn land and denial for Grantville land.

Stphresih Judicial Court Folowing Cares John Eliot Leander J. McCormick Eror George Putnam Conrad Revo Edward E. Pratt American Bell Telephone Company Billig Defendent William BA. Forbes Cinmptaioant Michael J. Hayes Antonia del Vito North Street Boston J.co Teele C. P Greenough Joseph Robertson Moses Coleman Charles Barney Barney C. F. Kittredge J. Thomas A. Reeve Herbert E. Dennett Nabote Company W.H. Towne D. E. Ware Alonzo E. Bragg Gustaf Danielson D-Fenant Lewis G A. Bruce

Supreme Court February session list of cases before judges

The first session docket includes numerous cases with parties such as Perry vs Draper and Kelly vs Boston. Second and fourth sessions outline suspensions, judge changes, and trial schedules for cases including Manning, Abbott, and others, with notes on filings and civil actions.

Harcing Wallace Smatley Curtis Fewer Brown Colbert Herrick Eston Port Soc Finneran Boters Fiyne Merrill Johnston Warrer Va Rowe Wood Bailey Manney Kosten Bacon Junge Mason

Club and association meetings held at Parker s and Young s Hotel

The Boston Club and Agricultural Club met at Parker s with President Crane presiding. The Boot and Shoe Association elected officers led by President Lewis Keiffer and secretary Williams F. Hiwley. Beverly Yacht Club named officers, Harvard Odontological Society elected officers at Young s Hotel. The Beacon Society dinner is noted in another column.

Boston Parker’s Crane Agricultural Club New J. M. Cropley Bevely Yacht Club Packer Commodore Gordon Dexter Howard Stockton W. Lloyd Jeffries T. H. Cabot Joan Dane George H. Lyman C. F. Adams G. A Goddard W. Lioyd Jeffries

Money market steady as New York funds and exchanges rise

Boston reports a firm money market with call loans at 3 percent and good paper at 4 percent. Four to six month money is easily obtained for 8 percent. New York funds sold at par with discounts to 5 cents on $1000. Clearing-house rate steady at 2 percent. Week and month exchanges show gains over last year while government securities stay firm. Bank reserves fall, deposits rise, and total clearing figures indicate broad, ongoing trade improvement across major cities.

Boston New York Regiat Chicago St. Louis Baltimore Kansas City Philadelphia United States Brasstreets Canada Denver Galveston GIORF Cecece Lnc Cck Cope Eeeveveceens Burlington and Quincy Andian Pacific Union Pacific Atchison Union Puacito Adams Union Pacific Road Callaway Atlantic and Pacific Oregon Chicago, Burlington and Northern Oregon Railway and Navigation Atlantis Prcific Wiconsin Marquette Houghton Otonagon Iowa Falls Fastern Sureme Court Jabarry Supreme Court Ile Eastern Directors Eastern Paras Huron Harons Avorcrd Totay Bird Franklin Oseela Lake Ingottembins Lke Brand Arnold Arbold Mining Company Keweeton County Michigan Ashbed Humbold Copper Falls Mining Company Dunkin Bell Telphone Erie New England Edward E. Pratt Americana Kel Telephore Company

Weekly stock changes across manufacturing and bank shares

The week saw mixed moves in manufacturing shares with Armory down from 103 to 100 and York from 8574 to 8524. several others fluctuated including Amoskesg, Naumkeag, Newmarket, Pepperell, Fall River, Appleton, Tremont, Suffolk, and Lowell. Bank shares also shifted with Atlas steady at 125, Continental 112, Globe to 10814, Merchants 14744, Union 145, and others. Eliot, State, and Washington rose modestly while Commerce fell. Out-of-town banks Appleton of Lowell and First National of Lowell near par.

Armory Amoskesg Naumkeag Newmarket Pepperell Fall River York Lowell Appleton Tremont Suffolk Atlas Continental Globe Market Merchants Union Reverent Eliot State Washington Appleton of Lowell First National of Lowell Iso

Municipal and Industrial Bonds in New England Rail and Mills

A fragmented list shows various city and company bonds across New England and adjoining states. Railroads such as Connecticut River, Boston and Maine, and Norfolk divisions appear with percentage values, dates, and par figures alongside mills like Naumkeag Steam Cotton and Pepperell Manufacturing.

New York Money Markets and Stock Exchange Report

Money on call remains easy at 1 3 4 2 percent and closes at Me percent. Government bonds active and strong. railroad bonds firm. Stock market dull with late small rally, most declines in the rail group. Pacific Mail and Lackawanna drive trading while many issues show minor fractional gains or losses. Weekly exports of specie total 1, 50 0 0 5, with Europe and Havana destinations noted. Total weekly sales 1, 637, 000 shares.

New York Sterling Exchange Europe Havana Dulinese Stock Exchange Pacific Maitland Lackawanna Lackawanna Erie Missouri Pacific Oregon Navigation Consolidated Gas Central New Jersey Pacific Mail New England Misouri Pacific Union Pacific Delaware and Hudson Central of New Jersey Hocking Valley Manitoba Reading Western Union Northwestern St. Paul Termines Chesapeake and Onio Morris and Essex Albany and Susquehanna Gulf Mutusi Union Lake Erie and Western Saier London United States Canadian Pacific AVAWA Matanzas

Wheat market mixed as export demand looms

The dull heavy wheat market shows limited price change after a brief rally. Export demand may rise soon with about 650000 bushels already sent abroad this week, while bears push down on declines. Pork prices strengthen amid talks of May contracts and Chicago quotes.

Emery & Houlges State Street Bay Amour

Hogs and crops update from 1880s trade data

Chicago leads hog numbers with about 2,500,000 hogs out of 6,215,000, Kansas City follows with 700,000. Florida frost damage hurts bearing orange trees slightly. Louisiana fire crop projected under 440,000 barrels, with 500,000 already consumed. Visible supply short of last year, but prices up about 20 percent. US exports rose to 193,925,947 in 1881 and 726,682,946 in 1885, driven by falling prices of key commodities.

Chicago Messrs Emery & Hodges State Street Sane Alieeet Boston Chamber of Comerce Minneapolis Bupee Polis Paui Datuth Bradstree Providence Providence Feo West Cincinnati Taney Kansas City Florida United States

Flour and Grain Prices and Market Totals Report

A dense market summary shows flour and grain prices with firm demand. Listed are various grades from Minnesota to New York and Western mills, with receipts and shipments across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and New York, plus mixed notes on oats corn rye and butter cheese and eggs markets.

Minnesota New York Michigan St Louis Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Hull Toledo Detroit White State Wolf Ruben Canada St Lonts Western Elgin Creamery Island Old New Brunswick Freh Creamery Exern Cincinnati Houston Hebtors & c Houston Peerness Waineene Vermont Rose Buarbanks Chenavgoes St. Andrews Norfolk du Alside Reaton & Sack Co Jerrey Huangshan Millet Orchard Busna Timothy Northern

Wheat and grain markets and trade reports from London and Havana

Wheat and corn cargoes off the coast are not observed while prompt shipments are firm. Winter and spring wheat prices in London and Liverpool are given with various futures and spot quotes. Overseas markets in Havana show quiet activity, declining prices, and notable export and stock figures alongside exchange and freight details.

London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Liverpool California

Foreign Exports Include Apples Oats and Cattle Shipments

Glasgow to Glasgow and Melbourne Australia list extensive cargoes aboard the Carthagenian cleared Feb 24. Apples oats beef cattle dairy goods tobacco machinery and hardware fill holds along with lumber kerosene oil and household items in large consignments.

Glasgow Scot Carthagenian Melbours

Receipts of Staple Products from Several Railroads

A list of staple-produce receipts from multiple railroad lines including Boston and Albany, New York and New England, Fitchburg, and Boston and Maine. Items cover cotton, wool, flour, meal, oats, beef and pork products, leather, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, beans, butter, eggs, and potatoes with varying quantities and carloads. appears as a consolidated accounting of freight and storage across dates not fully specified.

Boston and Albany Rand Junction Rairoad Providence Railroad Qld Colony New York New England Cere Fitchburg Railroad Bates Inether Boston Boston and Maine Railroad Western Division Atier Lowell Kalrosd Express Packa Nos Cass Tate Csedeserece OG Cae Benesee

December receipts at the port from Castle and interior shipments

The table records total receipts of a major staple at the port from Castle and interior points during December of this year and the same month in 1885 and 1884.

Hyde Park Y M C A Lecture Series and Meeting

Rev P B Davis spoke at Everett Hall on Scolaid England and Ireland with a stereopticon illustration. The final lecture by Rev Frederick Woods will follow in one week on Charlotte Corday. A town meeting and Hyde Park Y M C A anniversary events included a speech by H H Moore and choral music. evening gospel service followed at the Baptist Church.

P. B. Davis Young Men’s Christian Association Everett Hall England Ireland Frederick Woods Charlotte Corday Hyde Park H J Whittemore Baptist Church Mr. Moore

Dorchester Milan Residents Meet on Parnell Work

A Dorchester and Milan residents meeting on Parnell and associates will be held Tuesday evening in Associates' Hall Lower Mills presided by Hon John Conners. Expected speakers include John Bowl OReillyen John J Hayes William W Dolor and General Bazard Stevens.

Dorchester Milan Parnell Associates’ Hall Lower Mills John Conners John Bowl Oreillyen John J. Hayes Wiliam W. Dolor Bazard Stevens

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