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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1886

Page

3

Republican clashes over claims hearings and Hopedale bill

The legislature debated gagging the committee on claims to bar hearings on petitions from Cyrus W Field and others, then moved to discharge the committee. In the same day, a tense session on the Hopedale bill ended with its passage 14 to 11 despite postponement protests. President Pillsbury cast a pivotal vote on election day opening times, yielding a tied result.

Senate Cocgswell Cyrus W Field Messrs E Brewster Cobb & Ketabrook Committee On Claims Court of Claims Senator Joyner Hopedale Forbes Milfordin Lilley Auobh & Casso Cassing Liley Aator Scott Yeas Geason Goud Harlow Hayes Howland Jefferee Locke Millen Morrill Morae Norris Noucse Neye Figelow Royntn Cogswell Douglas Emerson Howard Dunes of Beex Littey Naphen Scott Wilbur Gunn Jones Berkshire Jostin Alger Morph Waler Hopedsale Committee On Tribes Drapers Moniay Pillsbury House Pillabary Secons Yese Bigelow Dougas Jyun Jyun J Yuez, Liley, Locke, McGahey, Morae, Nawben Norris Philips Nays Keyntom Jamgewell Gould Jefferson Jeffs Johin Miltker Nowse Reed Tappan Walker

Railroad earnings and company reports from 1885 86

A compilation of rail line finances includes Hallway earnings for February 1886 at 810800, February 1885 at 626150, and January 1886 at 665845. Net gains and expenses are noted, with details on coal mining, land purchases, real estate sales, royalties, and bond redemption. Other lines cited include St Paul Duluth, Memphis Charleston, Denver Rio Grande, Union Pacific, and Louisville New Orleans Texas, with figures for weekly and six month periods and rate adjustments.

Wall Street Buffalo Los Angeles Cal Atchison and Topeka Union Pacific Atchison Carr Chicago Rock Island Kansas City Atchison and Atlantic and Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Balarce Inc Memphis and Charleseen Burlington Louisville, New Orleans and Texas Road Osnaia South Central Pacific Cy Is. Ioe Mar Hi2 M. Rehit N Delaware& Hud Oxas Lake Shore Louisville & Nash Bey Hsnpstian Bie Missouri Northwestern LOS New Jersey Peora Dec Bivo St. Paul Texas Ecco Thy Wabash Pac Redeme Union N Pacific Acams Xpress So Bante Aise Sssupes Pittsburg Tulman P BBC Rick & All Louis & P Norfole & W Notthweat

Supreme Judicial Court Docket Monday Entries

March session notes list cases including Citizens National Bank of Washington v Odham and O. Shepard for plaintiff, Minnie L Wright v Boston and Albany railroad, Patrick Collins v South Boston Railroad, Anne McKimble administratrix v Boston and Maine Railroad, Charles Smith v Frank L Oakes, with attorneys listed for both sides. remainder of the law docket in order for Monday.

Presgent Morton, Field, Devens C. Allen and Gardner Citizens’ National Bank of Washington Donstbhan Odham O. Shepard S.J. Thomas Minnie L. Wright Boston and Albany Railroad Patrick Collins South Boston Railroad Company Bolles Anne McKimble Ministratix Boston Ad Maine Railroad Company C.G Lanceln Charkes Smith Frank L. Oakes Fr. Herseitius Piainoiff H. N. Snelden

Superior Court Docket Summary March Sessions and Verdicts

Postal court record shows multiple cases in first, second, third, and fourth sessions before judges Blodgett Thompson and Bacon. Dockets include Louisa T. Russell v Boston and Lowell Railroad for injuries, numerous civil actions for wages, contracts, and railroad liability, and a verdict tally with plaintiff earnings of $6390.05 in one case, plus many trials and juries across a dense list of docket numbers and parties.

Insolvency notices and settlements in New England firms

Jenkins and Hill of Dexter Maine compromise with creditors at 66 cents on the dollar, liabilities 6900 with assets 6300 excluding homestead 1500 and mortgage 900. Warnings of insolvency involve Warren in Brattleboro, Levi in Boston, and O’Neil in East Dedham, with listed assets and liabilities. Several local petition cases adjourned at Suffolk County Insolvency Court before Judge McKim.

Committee On Labor Boston New York Committee On Cities Commonwealth Senate Ruies Taft Hudson Water Commissioners of House Committee Plainville Water Company Public Service Catharine Merlins Dora Witmey Perkins Cambridge Reynolds Jenkins & Hill Dexter Kneeland Street Thomas F .O’ Neil East Dedham Mass A. B. Putnam Exeter N. H John H. Groux Manchester Kneeland & Weil Milwaukee Wis Henry J. Kilelea Suffolk County McKim Hampcen Cunningham Hanover Tremont Streets Byron Haskell & Adams Patrick J. Lavin West Fourth Street South Boston Sands, Fernald & Sprague Benjamin Harris Baker Salem Street Charles W. Hodgdon Ladder Company 1 Cotting Street

Boston Money Markets and Rail Stocks Hold Steady Amid News

Boston shows quiet steady money markets with loans on call at 3.34 percent and paper yields from 3 to 5 percent. New York exchanges reach 91.7 million, Atchison stock rises toward 92, and reports suggest potential settlement talks in the transcontinental dispute. Chicago and West Michigan earnings climb, while Atchison remains the focal point of the rail war. copper and telegraph shares hold near steady.

New York Couudon de Soto Western Union Boston Atchison Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Atelantic and Pacific Commercial Chronicle Union Southern Pacific Post Huntington Strong Atchiron Atlanticsand Pacific California Chicago and West Michigan Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Indiana, Bloomington and Western Little Rock Fort Smith Fitchburg New England Calumet Hecla Quincy Osceola Tamarack Houghton Mich Lake Superior

Wall Street Slumps Amid Gould Rumors and Market Fever

New York trading opens with easy money and dull London exchange. Western Union weakens to 64, Lackawanna slides to 126 1 2, Reading skid leaves losses, and Lake Shore falls on dividend doubts. Bullish talk of European buying collapses. overall market closes feverish and irregular as bonds show mixed moves and volume reaches 373,169 shares.

New York London Lackawanna Western Union Jersey Central Delaware and Hudson Reading St. Louis Lake Shore Ava New York Central Grangers Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Tour-Ville Nishville Indiana Bloomington Western Internaticonal Great Northern Knoxville Ohio Louisville Nashville Lake Erie Metropolita Southern Pacific California Ill Fort Wayne Kansas City Northern R. E Colorado Coal Denver Rid Grande Western Erie St. Paul Consolidated Lafayette Maucie Morris Essex Ingeneral

Wheat price edge cited by Emery and Hodges

March 12 letter reports a slight advance in wheat due to rumor of higher cables and eighteen boat-loads for export. May traded at 85% morning, fell to 85% in afternoon. Lester appears the largest buyer. Corn steady dull. pork lower. Car receipts: wheat spring 28, winter 2, corn 290, oats 139.

Messrs Emery & Hodges State Street Lester Anpears Ry Mas .c Eumc Bay Lee’s S. Lee Brewer & Wilkins Congress Street Atlantic Schwartz & Davee Fleming & Boyden Lester & Co Lindnom New York Duluth Minneapolis

Dry Goods Market Amid Mixed Signals and Cotton Prices

The Boston Chamber of Commerce report notes firm tone in dry goods with active jobbing, while Pacific freight reductions spur large purchases by California merchants. Cotton goods rise modestly due to higher staple costs and strong stocks, as exports and foreign demand stay robust. Prices for oats, apples, potatoes, beans, seeds, and hay show varied movements, with whiskey steady and fresh meats in steady demand. overall market activity remains steady to firm across commodities and commodities futures.

Pacific Coast California Boston Chamber of Commerce Geoff Sears Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Baldwin Maine Aroostook County New Hampshire Vermont New York Maine Central Grand Trunk Hebron Burbank Do Northern Glee Prolife Peerless Renssaiser Washington Counties N. Y Nova Scotia New Brunswick Hebrons York State Jersey Worcester County Palermo Mesina Box Valencia Havana Brighton Hubbard Dored Do Trench St. Andrews Cape Cod Norfolk Kisii North

Digest of Markets including Flour and Grain quotes

A dense market digest notes quiet flour and grain trading with varied quotations for flour types from Minnesota, Michigan, New York and Wisconsin and steady receipts in Milwaukee and St Louis. Wheat and corn prices ease slightly on mixed receipts, with rye, barley and oats showing firm to quiet demand. butter cheese and eggs show steady to soft pricing with regional variation.

Minnesota Michigan Michigan Roller New York Roller Ohio Southern Illinois St Louis Wisconsin Milwaukee New York Chicago Milwaukee—I Detroit St. Louis Toledo Manly Bush F Andi Bsarley Canada Vermont Franklin Muss Liverpool Near Cape Aroostook County Nova Scotia New Brunswick Iean Western Continent Cincinnati St. Loui Kansas City Flage Cincinni

Commercial London March 12 Wheat, Corn and Markets

Beerbohm reports to the Chamber of Commerce on March 12 noting floating cargoes of wheat and firm markets for wheat and corn in London and Paris. Liverpool spot wheat firm, corn in good inquiry. California and Michigan wheat prices listed. Cotton dull in Liverpool with buyers’ favor. Manchester notes market inactivity and easing yarns. London financials show various railway and state securities with mixed moves.

London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Mark Lane Paris Liverpool California Michigan Uplands Orleans Maroh Manchester the Guardian

Shipping and inventory items from multiple ports and goods

Readable OCR fragment lists extensive cargo and goods by port and schooners, including leather, cheese, potatoes, timbers, meats, canned goods, tobacco, sugar, flour, lard, and hardware. Mentions John NB Schooner Luta Price and John Maillard at Yarmouth and Adelaide consignments with various quantities and item types.

London Erg Steatiér Pootland John, NB Yarmouth John Maillard Adelaide Ralph M Hayward

Receipts of Stapie Products March 13 Overview

Boston and Albany, New York and New England, and Fitchburg railroads report extensive cargo totals including cotton bales, wool, cornmeal, oats, bacon, butter, eggs, cheese, lard, tea, sugar, and leather. Totals cover multiple consignments, weights in bales, sacks, bushels, and cases, with numerous itemized counts across stations and regional lines.

Boston and Albany Railroad Peiter Junction Rai New York and New England Railroad Nats Fitchburg Railroad

Large Receipts of Principal Exports From Principal Sheds

A table shows total receipts at principal apases today from all shipment points, comparing 1885 and 1886. Commodities include cotton, molasses, flour, oats, corn, wheat, beef, pork, lard, hides, leather, tea, sugar, and starches, with varying quantities in bales, barrels, boxes, and sacks across multiple categories.

St . Uorn Bis Pegi I Boxer

Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts March 1x

Table shows total receipts of principal size products at this port for the week from all points of origin including commodities in transit, compared with the corresponding week last year. It notes weekly totals and contrasts growth or decline year over year for the port’s trading activity.

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Financial summary of railroad earnings through February

The record lists earnings and totals for 66 railroads for the period Jan 1 to Feb 28, showing Grand Total 31,511,029 and a decrease to 31,299,98, with national totals and regional figures. It notes February 27 as the cutoff and includes currency details in dollars and cents.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle GMOSS Inc Best Biff NY & Phil Buff Red & Pitts Canadian Pacific Central Iowa Chicago & Aston Chic & East Mil & St Paul Chi & Northwest St P Ma& Omaha Chic & W Mich Cw Ind St la Civ New O.&t Pa Col. Hock Vata Fol den & Rio Grande Env &Rgw Desm& Ft Dodeu Det Law & No Evansv & TH Flint & Pere Marq Finw & Denv U’y tGrand TofCan Gulf Col & Santa F Ovo Ind Bloom & West Indianp Dec &S K City S&g't kan.Cy.Sp & Mem Louisville & Nash Louisville No& T Hough & On AOS Roc Mii Lakes Shore & W IRO Milwaukee & North Mobile & Ohio New York C & No NY Out & West'n Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ohio Southern I Peo. Dec Evan’ Lle Rich & Danville Col Col & Greenville Virginia Midland West N of Carolina St. Joseph & Gr I Bord Stla&thm St Louis & 8 Fr’co St Paul & Duluth St Paul Minn& Man Texas & Pacific Texas & St Louis Brett Wabash Stl & P Vent Oregon Ky & Nav Theetetetinenes En EU POL Tocierec Cas Die

Muscle to muscle in boxing training with Hoptonic insight

A feature on George Le Blanche, the Marine, detailing his training routine and diet. He praises Hoptonic as a key strength booster replacing Bass's ale, and notes strict exercise, plain food, and no liquor. Trainer Patsey Sheppard emphasizes disciplined, factual coaching and muscular development.

George le Blanche Pete McCoy Jack Dempsey Dominick McCaffrey Patsey Sheppard Sullivan le Blanche Sheppard Harrison Avenue

Barton Fined for Assault in Washington Street Restaurant

William H. Barton was fined $15 and costs in Municipal Court yesterday after an assault on Asa Wyman, cashier at Wyman's restaurant, 612 Washington Street. A waiter strike preceded the incident. Barton, alleged leader, says he acted in self defence.

William H. Barton Costa Asa Wyman Wyman Washington Street Resaurent Barton

Village Market Hours Shortened Cause Interpreter Shortage

Today ends the last week but one of the Japan ese Village in Horticultural Mall. It is the fash ion to visit the place during the day later than alight, and this deprives many day visitors of the services of the interpreters, an inconvenience that is not fit at the evening sessions.

Horticultural Mall

Obituaries and funeral notices briefed for three local residents

WEATHS Powers aged 63 years 7 months dies in the city on March 10. PALDING Jane Whittemore Tilesten widow of Jeremiah Spelding dies March 11 aged 77 years 5 months. RAYMOND Joseph Fiece Raymond dies at West Newton March 12 aged 64 years 8 months. Funeral Monday at West Newton at 2:15 pm. Train leaves Boston and Albany station at 1:30.

Powers Charlies Powers Jane Whittemore Tilesten Jeremiah Spelding Raymond West Newton Joseph Fiece Raymond Weat Newton Bostin Sibany

Historic Railroad and Bank Securities Note Highlights

A fragmented list of bonds and railroad securities with varied issuers including Boston Gas Light Co Dorchester Gas Light Co and Chicago and Nebraska Railway. Entries show rates maturity dates and amounts such as $10 000 $1000 and $500 with issuers like Metropolitan RR Vermont Colony RR and Topeka and Santa Fe.

Metropolitan Hn R Suares Detroit Bay City Manuf National Bank Amoskesg Vig. Co Grat Fala Mig Co Wirntsimmet Co Aichigou. Top Santa Fe Daytomanc Ronton Metropolitan RR Vermont Cneietsart Springfield Cincinnati Quincy Warsaw Colony Roeten Jowell Topeka Rutland Chicago Ews Nebraska

Auctioneers Francis Uhbs h 4 W and Co

Francis Uhbs h 4 W and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers advertise from 51 State Street Merchant Exchange Building first floor seeking consignments and business relations with local merchants and buyers in a promotional notice.

EY Hh. IL. Day & CV No. Si State St Merchants’ Exchange Francis Uhbsh Nor State Street Exchange Buaiding Com

Collateral and bonds list with multiple securities 1800s

A dense listing of historical securities and collateral holdings including Old Colony KR 6s 1897 and Mass 5s 1604, United States 42 1007 coup, Chicago Burlington and Quincy 7s 1894, Boston and Lowell RR 5s 1890, Union Pacific 8s 1803, and various other rail and manufacturing stocks. Mentions shares in Ames Manufacturing Co and Great Falls Manufacturing Co, plus toward Pers and Hoh kR construction and multiple city and railroad bonds.

Santa F Chicago Burlington and Quincy United States Boston and Lowell Boston Sa Boston and Ailbany R Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Denver Portland Metropolitan & K Gs

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