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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1884

Page

3

Money Matters in Boston Markets and Bank Rates

Boston markets report firmer money rates with banks discounting mercantile paper at 4 1 2 to 5 percent and miscellaneous at 5 1 2 to 6 percent. Corporation paper runs 4 to 4 1 2 percent, collateralized at 3 to 4 percent. Country banks discount local paper 5 to 5 1 2 percent. Bank balances at 25 percent and New York funds at par to 5 cents premium. Clearing exchanges total 10,464,252 with balances 31,334,804. Foreign exchange remains steady.

Boston Mercantile Corporation Eall New York

New York Money Markets and Stocks Mixed Amid Rate Talks

New York reported money easy at 14 percent and 2 percent on call with prime mercantile paper around 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent. Government securities firm and rail bonds steady as traders eyed a trunk line rate meeting prompted by Commissioner Fink. Central Pacific and Union Pacific saw declines at times, while New York Central and Lake Shore traded both directions. By afternoon, market firming resumed with mixed gains as Darlington, Denslow & Co. warned on shorts and suggested selective short sales for major rails and utilities. Persistent caution and large stock turnover characterized the session with several names and bonds moving on short-term momentum.

Boston Brokers’ Board Mexican Central Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Commissioner Vining Western Trunk Line Association Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Chicago and Alton Railroad Connorion Valley Flint Pere Marquette Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Wisconsin Central Common Louisiana Missouri River Oregon Transcontinental Pullman Palace San Francisco St. Louis and Brancles Frogs Cotraieg Ie Inc WG Coree Tove Arctic Pacific Monry Maine New Hampshire Old Colony Oregon New York Newland Kansas City Springfield Memphis Merican Bell Telephone Erie Bonanza Development Osceola Allouez Wabic Prime Mercantile Fink Central Pacific Otis Union Pacific St. Pauls Lackawanna Canada Southern Northwest St. Paul Denver Louisville Nashville Lake Shore New York Central Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Pavonia Europe

Trade And Its Outlook On Boston Board Of Trade

Report from the Boston commercial exchange details first and second calls with car sales, prices for oats and corn, and cash grain values. daily receipts include corn oats oatmeal barley peas flour. Liverpool and New York dairy prices and Boston dairy exports summarized. Chicago grain receipts and stock levels noted with March to June wheat and corn price movements. Market tone described as quiet with slightly firmer finish in grains and provisions.

The Boston Commercial Exchange Liverpool Elgin St. Albans New York Mercantile Exchange Western Creamery Telegraph New York Report New York Hutter Boston Chicago

Grain and flour trade and prices in early market report

Trade in flour and meal quiet with winter patents firm and scarce, prices rising. Cornmeal light at 270 to 273 per barrel, oats steady with western ground 450 to 525, cut sells 590 to 625. Grain and corn markets easy, various mixed, steamer prices around 66 to 69 cents. Rye steady in small lots at 70 to 73 cents per bushel. Shorts 28 per ton, mun chings 23 to 26 per ton.

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Glasgow and Grand Manan Commerce Listing

A detailed 19th century port ledger noting shipper names and a wide variety of goods by cargo and quantity. Entries cover steamers Hanoverian and Trinacria with commodities such as bales, iron, paper stock, wool, jute, linen, and miscellaneous merchandise, plus Mediterranean port cargoes of olive oil, wine, fruit, marbles, and statuary. Includes firms like J R Leeson, Naylor Benson, Waldo Bros, Baring Bros, Shepard Norwell, Farley Harvey, Bray Hayes, and Stoddard Lovering, among many others. Also records a schooner field for Grand Manan herring boxes.

Glasgow Scot Baring Bros & Co Gorham Rogers & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co White & Co Kilby & Co Farley, Harvey & Co Wheeler, Conant & Co Seavey, Foster & Bowman Alan & Co Bray & Hayes EL & FS Rollins Hart & Young Mackintire Lawrie & Co Farley Harvey & Co Lo Andrews Bradford Thomas & Co Oi Bray & Hayes Binacciano Brown Bros & Co Bowker, Torrey & Co Palermo AS & J Brown & Co Sumac KG Norris Sgobel & Day Franklin Rolfe & Co Valencia

Trade cargo and ship arrivals list at Digby Annapolis and Cardenas

Seaborne cargo figures show Steamer Cleopatra loading 1350 barrels flour 525 do meal 58 bales cotton 447 do oakum 11 bbl engine oil 4 bags peas and beans 16 ebis dried apples 150 do beef 15 do pork 10 do oil 4 cases organ material 32 tubs lard 4 cases hats 325 feet white wood 65 pieces water pipe 15 bolls 4 cases paper hangings 21 bolls rims 4 do spokes 93 coils 135 pkgs cordage. Demerara AG schooner Yankee Lass 6 drums haddock 11 bbls mackerel 150 second hands and shooks 200 bbls pork. Cardenas Cuba schooner Grace P Bradley 1000 second hand empty molasses birds.

Malaga Vermont Digby Annapolis Yarmouth Cleopatra Demerara Yankee Lass Haddock Anand Cardenas Cuba Grace P Bradley

Receipts from Stapio and Regional Railroads Trade Totals

Lists shipment counts across multiple railroads for March in Boston Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem and other expresses. Items include bales wool cotton flour corn oats malt millfeed pork beef butter eggs beans leather hides pelts and various cargo units with numerous quantities.

St. Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Bates Old Colony Railroad New York New England Ballrona Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Lowell Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Western Boston Maine Albany Fitchburg Eastern Providence Old Colony

New York and Chicago Markets Report March 1 1880s

A dense market wire reports mixed activity across commodities led by cotton, flour, and grains. Cotton quiet with 234 bales traded. flour receipts 19,584 bbls and exports 745 bbls. wheat receipts 21,525 bus with spot sales totaling 101,000 bus. oats, barley, rye, and and sugar acts logged varied demand. pork and lard prices edged up in late trading. Chicago prices show higher wheat and firm pork demand amid steady bulk meats and whiskey.

Florida Liverpool Upland Gulf Manchester New York Uplands Boston Orleans St. Louis City Minnesota Southern Dull Chicago Canada de White Cuba Manila Pernambuco Tierces Western Steam Tierces City South America State Liverpool Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati Detroit

Financial roundup from London March 11 markets

Consols steady at 101 13 16, A G W dists 45, New York Central 11914, Illinois Central 1334, Mexican 50%4, St Paul common 93. Beers Merchants' Exchange notes dull wheat and corn cargoes, Liverpool prices flat to firm with flour 108 11s 6d and corn at 45 lld. Havana sugar quiet at 644 reals per arrobe, gold exchange dull.

London Beerbohm Merchants' Exchange Liverpool California Mavana

Funeral Services for Rev Dorus Clarke at Mt Vernon Church

Impressive funeral rites were held Tuesday at Mt Vernon Church Ashburton Place for Rev Dorus Clarke D D with Rev Herrick assisted by Dr Butler and Dr Eels. Delegates from Evangelical Alliance and New England Historic Genealogical Society attended. Interment followed at Mt Auburn after a memorial sermon to be preached on the 23rd.

Mt. Vernon Church Dorus Clarke Ashburton Place KE. Herrick D. D Daniel Butler Belmont Cushing Eels Clarke Evangelical Alliance New England Historic, Genealogical Society Marshall P. Wilder Tarbox Cutter Hanks N. G. Clark Langworthy Strong Plumb Hazen Herrick The Genealogical Society Messrs. Winslow and Oviatt Tappan

Complex stock swap suit tracks Alley and Jones feud

The Des Moines dispute centers on John B. Alley and stockholders of the Des Moines and Minneapolis railroad. William M. Jones seeks personal service in Iowa and Chicago, alleging Alley diverted bonds and stock transfers to benefit himself and John J. Blair. The case seeks court intervention, with allegations of bond deals at discount and subsequent resignations.

Des Moines Daily State Leader Wm. M. Jones Des Moines John B. Alley Iowa Minneapolis Chicago Alley Bob Ingersoll Dorsey Grand Pacific Mr. Alley D. M. & M.road Northwestern Road John [. Blair Nccest James Callanan J. J. Smart John J. Blair Blair Callanan Smart Getchell Northwestern Jones Union Pacific Railroad Commissioners of Kansas Kansas Corporation Kansas and Pacific Railway Kansas Pacific Commonwealth Kansas Pacific Railroad Supreme Court Washington

Annual Meeting of SluckilUldess Ends in Policy Endorsements

Pennsylvania railroad meeting in Philadelphia passes resolutions adopting the annual report and endorsing dividend policy while denouncing contracts with Adams Express, Pullman Palace Car, and Western Union, calling for a shareholder committee investigation before adjournment. George B. Lake named principal engineer for Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.

Aunual Meelig Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Adams Express Company Pullman Palace Car Company Western Union Telegraph Company George B. Lake Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Robinson St. Louis and San Francisco New York Express Boston and Albany Railroad Union Pacific Railway Company House Pacific Railroad Committee Spokane Falls Coeur d’Alene Washington and Idaho Northern Pacific St. Paul Lackawanna Pullman

Multiple Boston area firms fail. creditors seek recoveries

A Boston creditor roundup lists Linden Spring Co and others facing insolvency. Edward Nickerson disappears. debts near 1,000 dollars. Joseph L. Brown and Moffatt & Brigham show significant liabilities. assets limited. Several manufacturers and traders across New England reported failures with varied asset security.

Linden Spring Company O Carriage Springs Oliver Street Boston Walpole Edward G. Nickerson B.S. Snow Joseph L. Brown Moffatt & Brigham, Fish and Provisions Dorchester William A. Blaze Jerry Hayes & Son Haverhill Edward E. Nickerson & Co Boots and Shoes Lynn C. W. Copeland Campello Milton Copeland Joel D. Haynes Marchant & Co Baltimore W. KE. Vail Montpelier Warren C. Downs General Merchandise Waterboro Eben Bean of Providence Beane Edward W. Coleman Hk. W. Coleman & Co New York City Herbert E. Smith Binghampton N. Y John Anderson N. W. Buckmaster Jessup Oswego David Rosenthal Raleigh N. C J. H. Miller Bodkins Chas. A. Koppe Galliou H. B. Althouse Oregon Iil F. W. Pulien & Co Chicago Ill Wake & Thorn Centralia Kan John Miellerweiss Sebewainge Mich

Court Records Reveal Pension Scheme In Charlestown Saloon

John Wall, Charlestown saloon keeper, faces charges over illegal pension fees. Louis Kimball testified he paid Wall the pension papers and Wall drew funds, giving Kimball $500 and sharing further sums from quarterly pension withdrawals. Kimball's wife Delia corroborated. Otis Bailey claimed Wall admitted charging $500 for the pension and that Kimball received $500 while Dr. Ames got $200. Kimball’s pension totaled $1,329. Wall held on related cases at bonds of $1,000 and $1,500.

John Wall Charlestown Louis Kimball Wall Dele Kimball Louis Otis Bailey Kimball Dr. Ames

Supreme Judicial Court Docket Summary March session

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court term lists cases Nos 65 966 909 331 959 972 with assigned counsel. Judge Deven s presides examining equity claim by Walter McGrath against Buffum and Wilmot over Market Street Lynn lease, improvements deemed trade fixtures, writing requirement not met, bill dismissed.

Walter J. McGrath James N. Buffum Buffum Market Street Lynn Wilmot J. J. Sisk J. B. Ridieu J. H. Lamar

Trials and appeals in re fraud and debt cases in county court

No. 2722 Zachary Taylor versus Chauncy Jacobs ends with guilty verdict on concealment of a watch on appeal from a prior not guilty finding. No. 2642 Henry Lowe versus Thomas H. Burnham recovers $991.30 after notes dispute and draft payment claim. No. 2744 Josiah Carter versus Dorcas Peak damages for deed covenant breach over tax lien, verdict for plaintiff $1993.2. No. 2485 Heath v Jackson labor for roller skates, verdict for plaintiff $3218. No. 2441 Louderbach v Atwood contract for baskets, jury out. No. 1945 Angeli v Rollins petition to enforce mechanic’s lien, trial in progress. Other cases listed with brief descriptions and counsel.

Zachary Taylor Chauncy Jacobs G. J. Tufts J. P. Silsby Henry Lowe Thomas H. B. Burnham Burnham Lowe C. N. Harris M. F. Dickinson Josiah H. Carter Dorcas B. Peak B.E. Perry J. C. Linscott George H. Heath John P. Jackson M. Holbrook J. H. Niles John W. Louderbach Emma Atwood C. W. Clark D. EK. Fitz Moses E. Angeli John W. Rollins Rutland Square J. E. Swasey M. FE. Stevens N. Matthews, Jr

Bailey and Guillette Trial Pair in Lowell Court

The Tuesday forenoon session began with Luther Conant and Manville Parks named foremen for two juries. Lydia D Bailey sues Joseph H Guillette over household furniture seized by writ from Hiram E Bailey, while Augustine Thompson claims the same furniture by mortgage. Lydia Bailey contends the furniture is her separate property and seeks its value. Attorneys John J Pinkman acts for the plaintiffs, S B Quinn for the defendant.

Luther Conant Acton Manville Parks Lydia D. Bailey Joseph H. Guillette Augustine Thompson Lowell Hiram E. Bailey Thompson

Practical notes on improving native fruits and farm practices

The article surveys fruit breeding from wild blackberries and raspberries and urges attention to whortleberries and forest fruits, notes varied hickories, and cites a Boston suggestion for eggless cake. It stresses better farm help, 1883 canning stats, and links grass, cattle, and manure to prosperity, plus winter poultry greens and cow conformation. It also covers annual house cleaning, cellar upkeep, and farmstead maintenance guided by a practical male-female household dynamic.

Boston Maine Ellen Arden Andrew New Yorker United States Maryland New Jersey Delaware California Ohio Miles American Poultry Yard Jack Frost

Boston Post Embraces Fifty Third Year In Democratic Voice

The Providence Journal notes the Boston Post marks its fifty third year with a strong democratic stance and principled opposition to Butlerism. It promises aggressive, fair, and courteous journalism across political and non political departments, appealing to a wide readership.

Providence Journal Boston Post

Frye on Copiah County murders and Cash family fate

The New York Times questions Senator Frye about possible actions toward the murderers in Copiah County Mississippi and how he would handle the Cash family amid the case. The tone analyzes political response to a violent incident and the fate of those involved.

New York Times Frye Copiah County Miss Cash

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