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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1884

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Boston Stock Market Mixed With Gains and Weakness

Boston stocks showed modest activity with a firmer tone as brokers traded mainly among themselves. Total sales reached 153000 bonds and 7645 shares, led by railroads and mining issues, with Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe steady and Denver traffic talks cited amid sector volatility.

Boston Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Denver Colorado Traffic Association Union Pacific Dillon and Lovejoy Rio Grande Colorado Vinney Hirjah Smith Oregon and Trans Mexican Central Cedar Rapids Missouri River Wiint Pere Marquette Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf Common Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Wisconsin Central Pullman Palace LOS Albany Revere Beach Lynn Rutland New York New England Hartford Massachusetts Eastern New York and New England Railroad Company American Bell Telephone Penahic Calumet Hecla Huron National Mining Company John C. Watson F. H. Raymond D. L. Demmon L. Smith William M. Parvell Michigan

New York Money Markets and Stock Exchange Roundup

New York reports a brisk financial session with money at 14 percent on call and discounts firm. Stocks gain broadly led by New York Central and Pacific Mail as traders note London’s weaker sterling and lower money rates boosting confidence. Closing bids show strong demand with 192,500 shares traded and notable gains across Kan­sas & Texas, Lackawanna, St. Paul, and Northwest, while the market closes at its best of the day.

Mercantile Corporation New York Prime Mercantile Kansas Texas Generals New York Central Pacific Mail Northwest St. Paul Lackawanna Stock Exchange Sterling Exchange London Central Pacific Louisville and Nashville Lakeshore Pri Hist St. Mar Canaan South'n Chi. & St. Louis L. & West Delaware & Hud Denver & Ric G Han. & St. Jo Kansas & Texas Lake Shore Louisville & Nash Lake Ene & W Michigan Central Manhattan ST Missouri Pacific Memphis & C Northwestern New Jersey Astz Ba Northern Pacific Ohio & Mssisspp Ontario & West Ohio Central Peoria Dec Phila Reading DOL St. P Omaha Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Pacific Western Union Oregon N.Y

Market Quiets Amid Steady Quotations Across Commodities

A long list of prices shows a quiet market for poultry, cod, herring, and other fish with firm or slightly varied quotes. Grain, flour, fruits, nuts, leather, lumber, and textiles display mixed demand and steady to firm values, with notable activity in butter, cheese, and wool markets across regions.

Buenos Ayres Russia Usc Port Rico

Shipping cargo ledger across ports and ships listed

A ledger of maritime cargo and consignments includes brig W C Warner with molasses and puncheons at Manilla, several barks and schooners loading sugar, hemp, hides, wool, and wood in ports such as Maracaibo Rosario Aquadilla Mayaguez Mobile Savannah Havana Port au Prince Sierra Leone Arecibo and Ayerbe with firms like Whiting Co Baring Bros Chase Lewis and Pettingill Everett noted for respective consignments and orders. The record lists quantities including 36 tierces molasses 252 puncheons and 2 270 bales of hemp among others across multiple vessels and destinations.

Ponce Brown Bros & Co Aquadilla P R Baring Bros & Co Manilla Harrison G Johnson Mayaguez Hattie Bates & Barnet Mobile Henry Norwell Stephen M Weld Savannah Joseph Souther Chase Lewis Havana Alice Port AU Prince Joshua Logwood Pettingill & Everett Sierra Leone F J Merryman Arecibo Daisy Beynton

Foreign Exports Hull Report Steamer Rialto Cargo

The Rialto cleared March 11 from Hull via New York carrying 150 bbls over 50 do pork 130 tierces guts 10 bbls or tongues 9 pigs herbs 5 cases fancy goods in transit highlighting a diverse shipment of goods for transatlantic trade led by Hull in England.

Hull Eng New York Rialto

Receipts of Stapie Goods Transported by Rail and Sea

An itemized list records shipments across multiple lines, detailing commodities and quantities such as cotton, wool, flour, grain, corn, oats, malt, milk, meal, sugar, butter, beans, leather, hides, skins, lumber, and various perishables. Railroads include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Ola Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Lowell, and Maine lines with numerous bales, buses, boxes, and crates. Also listed are shipments via By Y and Salem and Other Expresses and By Sea, noting large totals of cotton, wool, coffee, sugar, molasses, and hides.

Hake Haddock Macaerel Nova Scotia Shore Mackere Lavnador Liverpool London Minnesota St Louis Iinois Genean Indiana Michigan New York Muscatel Valencia Citron Frai Ford Virginia Wilmington Messina Palermo Rio Grande Cordova Sante Fe Entre Rios Corrientes Buenos Ayres Montevidio Calcutta India Para Bengal Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Ola Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Y and Salem

Comprehensive 1883 1884 Commodity Ledger Entries Collate

A dense OCR of a historical trade table lists varied commodities with quantities and prices for 1883 and 1884. Items include cotton, wool, molasses, flour, butter, cornmeal, eggs, oats, cheese, potatoes, rye, hay, millfeed, straw, leather, beef, pork, lard, hides, tallow, bacon, skins, tea, coffee, and sugar. The note mentions that flour counts are shown in barrels in the 1883 column.

Ieee Tonerttes ROKR Dales Duman Eiaiaina

Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market Report

The Boston Post reports Brighton and Watertown live stock market figures for March 12, detailing cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and swine by origin and price. It lists arrivals at different yards, car counts by road, and price ranges for market beef, store cattle, western fat swine, and hides. The piece notes a generally sluggish cattle market with steady to lower prices and a softer sheep market, while dairy cows stay in demand and a young seller from Coleraine, Mass. is highlighted.

The Boston Commercial Exchange Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Pennsylvania Elgin New State Dairy Chicago Union Brighton and Watertown Boston Post George J. Fox V& L New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern England Old Colony New York New Q Providence Inc Brighton N. B A. B. Smith Coleraine Mass Franklin County Maine Libby & Son S H Wardwell J H Fogg L Ricker Webster Prescott Bros H Coolidge & Son H Flynn J F Farmer Dow & Moulton J O Sanborn J Wood Aldrich & Johnson Philbroox Winn O Brine Breck & Wood M Pike I B Sargent Vermont H Kistler Hall & Seaver S Teachout LP Mallory W Brownell G Il Sprigg Sargent & Turner Remick AB Engrem Tayloree French & Son Mascachusette J F Stetson E A Hollis E Farrell J McFlynn J J Donndy J B Thomas Hathaway & Jackson M Goldsmith Ziyd Missouri Bavanan Monroe F. Jewett & Co A. N. Monroe G. I, Hammond & Co Sir Wardwell Union Market Dakota Territory Mihi

Livestock Prices and Sales Report From Boston and Brighton Yards

A detailed cattle and milch cow market note from Boston and Brighton yards. Reports include weights from 3,775 to 8,590 pounds, sales to J D Prindle and H Bird & Co, and carloads to several buyers. Indicates large western cattle arrivals, Lent dull beef sales, and varied prices from 6 to 12 cents live weight. Store stock movement described as fair, with multiple steers and milch cows sold at specific prices. Pigs: 112 store pigs listed. hog prices down with ample receipts.

Hatha & Jackson Ibs Sclive W F Richardson J D Prindle Philbrook H Bird & Co L Ricker Quincy Brighton Landing E. Farrell J_F Stetson EH Eames JcFlynn Brighton AN Monroe M Goldsmith E Farrell Hollis & Co Hollis Gloc A. N Monroe J B Remick H. F. Coolidge & Son Aldrich & Johnson A. Williamson Breck & Co I. H. Fogg

Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Steady Tones March 12

Markets by Telegraph report steady tones in Savannah Memphis Louisville Mobile Cincinnati New Orleans Norfolk Galveston Wilmington and firm in St Louis Philadelphia and Augusta. New York and Chicago tradings show muted demand with supplies and exports varying by staple like cotton flour and pork. Domestic figures include significant port receipts and exports to Britain and Continent, with price ranges across commodities and regions.

Lyon Haverhill Brockton Worcester Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Teveland New York City Philadelphia Lowryville Milwaukee Wis Pittsburg Baltimore Nimbus Bumtaio Rochester Avg Balto Lg Cincin Nerf Phila St L's United States Great Britain Sas France Savannah Memphis Louisville Mobile New Orleans Norfolk Galveston Wilmington Charleston New York Augusta Uplands Orleans Minnesota Brazil City Extra India Tierces City Steam South America Elgin Creamery Liverpool

Assets and Liabilities of Jacob P Billups & Co

Reports show Jacob P Billups & Co of New York with liabilities of 680187 and nominal assets of 732375 while actual assets reach 1650. The firm faces suit against the cotton exchange for seat value and defamation damages sought at 100000 amid a broader insolvency wave involving merchants and brokers across Massachusetts, New York, and New Brunswick.

Jacob FP. Billups New York Henry Stanton Manchester Iron and Steel Company Jacob P. Billups Billups Mobile Alabama Pittsburg Collier E. W. Smith Wm. B. Butchers, Harness Boston John E. Dodge Keith Brockton Melvin Leach Greenfield Tool Company Williams Harold L. Smith Grocer New Bedford California George FE Jennings Grist Miller Ludlow C. D. Fiske Worcester Mass Dominion Exchange Bank of Montreal C. L. Brown General Merchandise Canterbury N. B J. A. Humble Stanley N. L H. A. Young East Sumner K. Rhett New York Mining and Petroleum Exchange A. T N. Y Charles B. Parcell Kellogsville John McCrackin Boots Wilmington Del J. H. Coleman McKenzie, Tenn T. Michelson Newellton Jacob Smith Boots and Shoes Fowler Ind H. A. Richey General Stanford Fr. Frombelle Taylorsville A. N. Miller Leadville Col

Financial notes from London and Liverpool markets

Erie 2434, New York Central 11934, Illinois Central 13349, Pennsylvania 603, Philadelphia and Reading 29 3, Canadian Pacific 5549, St Paul 92 1 4. Wheat and corn prices steady to firm in London with imports into the UK rising to about 135 000 quarters of wheat and 60 000 of corn. Liverpool flour and wheat prices listed, with various grain rates and provisions. Tavana sugar quiet and Spanish gold prices noted.

New York Imperial Hyson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Congou Souchong Havana Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Salem Wenham Sicily Duff Gordon Ivison Malaga Gaham Burgundy Mangold Conneaux London Erie New York Central Ilinois Central Philadelphia Reading Canadian Pacific St Paul Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane California Paris Liverpool United Kingdom Calfornia

Hearing Begun in Conspiracy Case Against Ames and Niles

Hearing opened before Commissioner Hallet on conspiracy charges against Ames and Niles relating to pension laws. Witness Hammerschlag testified about offers of $2000 and a $15 monthly pension, plus shares in Eagle Oderless. Proceedings adjourned with cases for Ames, Niles, and Mansfield continued to Saturday.

Ames Niles Hallet Azei Ames, Jr Charles KE William J. Mansfield Andrew C. Stone Ands. K. Hamilton Louis Hammerschlag Roxbury Eagle Oderless Company Frances Hammerschlay Hammerschlay Eagle Steel Company Philadelphia Charles A. Littlefield East Boston Littlefield Azel Ames, Jr Charles RE. Niles Mansfield

Governor Nominates Officials to Health and Justice Posts

At yesterday afternoon’s executive council meeting the governor announced nominations for several posts. John Branning and Everett Torrey of Boston are named to the board of health lunacy and charity following Talbot’s resignation. Julian A. Mead of Watertown is named medical examiner for Middlesex county and Ichabod N. Luce of Cottage City is a trial justice.

Executive Council John Branning Lee Everett Torrey Boston Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Whce Talbot Julian A. Mead Watertown Middlesex County Ichabod N. Luce Cottage City

Railroad rate debate in Lowell coal case reaches board

Boston and Lowell railroad company facing opposition from Lowell manufacturers and coal dealers over 85 cent per ton coal freight. The commission notes comparable rates on other lines, cites terminal costs at Lowell, and urges a general reduction to the lowest terms to support Massachusetts industries reliant on water power. A Cincinnati dispatch follows about a separate railway locomotive judgment and a court’s consideration of allocating costs across divisions.

Boston and Lowell Charles H. Dalton Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation Lowell Boston Salem Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Lowell Lawrence Andover Fitchburg Concord Ayer Junction Boston & Providence Mansfield East Foxboro Boston & Albany Auburndale South Framingham Cordaville Westboro Providence & Worcester Railroad Uxbridge Whitin’s Northbridge New York & New England Walpole Franklin Old Colony Somerset Easton North Easton Bridgewater East Bridgewater North Abington Coal Company New Bedford Boston and Maine Railroad Boston and Massachusetts Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Baxter Sage United States Court Toledo, Cincinnati and Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Railroad Chicago and Alton Denver and Rio Grande

Court Records: Shaw Relief Valve v City of New Bedford demurrer overruled

The Shaw Relief Valve company against the City of New Bedford concerns two patents and a demurrer that raises several objections. The court holds the complainant’s title to an undivided part of one patent comes through the administrator of the patentee and that patent rights are personal property assignable by legal representatives. The demurrer is overruled. Charles H. W. Drew appears for the plaintiff and Hunt of Detroit for the defendant.

Shaw Relief Valve Company City of New Bedford Congress Supreme Court Ayer Murray U.S

Cross Libels for Collision Off Nantucket Roads 1883

J M Phillips and others sue J A Johnson and others owners of schooner G M Porter and J A Johnson and others sue Schooner Brabrook for damages from a collision off Nantucket roads on the night of March 8 1883. Evidence closed and adjournment set for Thursday. F Dodge for Brabrook Paul West for Porter.

J. M. Phillips J. A. Johnson G.M. Porter J.A. Johnson Brabrook Nantucket If. Dodge Paul West

Superior Court Docket March First Session and Orders

Summary of cases before Judge Brigham and Judge Mason including Bell v Russell for $9600 commission on apple purchase, Patrick Kearns v Ann Cunnig about unpaid tax and partitioned real estate, then multiple numbered cases ordered or in court with plaintiffs and defendants, jury status, and attorney assignments. Other docket items include Louderbach v Woodward baskets, Angellus v Rollins mech lien, Parker v Hadley occupancy dispute, and various in-order entries for local civil actions.

Brigham C. D. Bell Geo. R. Russell L. Powers Co. Morrill Patrick Kearns Ann Cunnig R. W. Shea Thos. Curley Mason John W. Louderbach Emma Atwood C. W. Clark D. BE Fitz Moses E. Angellus John W. Rollins Rutland Square H. E. Swasey M. F. Stevens N. Matthews, Jr Warren Parker Eugene J. Hadley Cunard Street East Boston E. O. Cooke EK. J. Barney

Supreme Judicial Court session items and Wyman burial dispute

The March 12 session lists cases including Murdock v Boston and Albany railroad, McAvoy v Drew and Wright, Tripp v New Metallic Packing Co, Turner v Sisson, all with counsel. In Chambers, Caroline F. Wyman seeks authority to move her husband James Wyman’s body from Arlington to Mt. Auburn, arguing his wish and a prior purchase. defendants deny, case heard and decision reserved, Geo. W. Piper for complainant.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Merron E. C. Gilman Thomas Tripp the New Metallic Packing Co Edward Avery Geo. W. Hobbs C. R. Train Joan F. Broure Alfred T. Turner David Caroline F. Wyman Mary Howe James Wyman Cambridge Mr. Wyman Arlington Mt. Auburn Arington Geo. W. Piper

Powell Case and Local Guilty Pleas Heard in Court

Under Judge Staples Powell faces trial for subordination of perjury while Giuseppe Galaine pleads guilty to assault with a sharp instrument and pays a 40 dollar fine. John Murphy and James C D Murray admit breaking and entering and each receive eight months in the house of correction. Timothy Cotter is found guilty of assault and battery and the sentence is continued. Charles Pratt pleads guilty to indecent assault and is sentenced to two years in the house of correction.

John D. N. Powell Guisseppe Galaine John Murphy James CD. Murray House of Correction Timothy Cotter Charles Pratt March Kl Central Court Churchill John Murphy Mary Johnson Timothy J. Coveney John Moriarty Sarah Magee Samuel Howe East Boston James W. Adams Bunker Hill Joseph Vaughn Highland Court Katherine Ryan Daniel Callahan

Rape Case Goes Before Jury in Somerville Defendant Mathison

Superior Court criminal session in Middlesex County reports the commonwealth versus John J. Mathison of Somerville on a rape charge. Jury has retired after arguments before Judge Blodgett on March 12 in a courtroom observed for procedural steps.

Superior Court Middlesex County Blodge The Commonwealth John J. Mathison Somerville

Wills and administrations filed in Probate Court

Under Judge Brooks wills admitted to probate for Lydia Frost Abington Mary G Piper and William B Fosdick Cambridge Calvin Clisbee Ellen Mahoney and Adeline A Fay Marlboro Letters of administration granted for Geo L Noyes Water town Otis P Darling Malden Ebenezer W Popkin Everett Emilie Glaser Cambridge Mary Watt Lexington William Hartman Newton Lorenzo Butters Wilmington Harry S Adams Cambridge Stephen Castles Lowell Lorenzo Parmenter Sudbury

Lydia Frost Abington Mary G. Piper William B Fosdick Cambridge Calvin Clisbee Ellen Mahoney Adeline A. Fay Marlboro Geo. L. Noyes Watertown Otis P. Darling Malden Ebenezer W. Popkin Everett Emilie Glaser Mary Watt Lexington William Hartman Newton

Will of Elisha V Ashton Admitted to Probate in London Death

The probate court admitted the will of the late Elisha V. Ashton who died in London after leaving large public bequests to Boston institutions. An informal hearing was held and the will was allowed for probate. Heirs at law may contest the will on grounds of undue influence and General Butler has been retained to appeal to the supreme court.

Elisha V. Ashton London Boston Supreme Court Gen. Butler

Patchwork Portieres And Household How Tos From A Past Era

Obsolete home decor and cooking tips describe crazy patchwork portieres ornate napkin pins and rosebud parties. Advice covers stain removal oil silk baby care ornate quilts air purification boiler brimstone scent ideas almond desserts and dried peach preparation with step by step guidance.

Boston Post Enters 53rd Year Advocating Democratic Principles

The Boston Post declares its 53rd year as a champion of democracy, promising faithful coverage and fearless critique of violations to democratic ideals. It supports virile progressive democracy, emphasizes issues in banking and currency, and flags taxation and tariff reform as the dominant agenda for the coming year.

The Boston Post Democratic Congress Carlisle Post

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