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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1884

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Market Reports and Rail Rivalry in 1884 Trading

Exchange rates steady as Boston market shows dull but strong tone with total activity around $382,000 in bonds and 6,191 shares. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe shares rose to 79 with legal spinoff easing joint railroad business. Union Pacific earnings reveal a $664,189 drop in January 1884 after bears overestimated losses, while rail committees prepare to meet to harmonize relations with Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.

Boston Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Denver and Rio Grande Denver New Orleans United States District Court Colorado United States Supreme Court Court of Chancery Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Bears Union Pacific Railway Company

Money market and railroad stock activity report

New York on March 1 details a firm opening with call money at 1 to 2 percent and mercantile paper around 4.5 percent. Government issues are strong except 3 percents on weak talk of another call. Rail bonds remain brisk with prices advancing, while equities show early strength fading to a marginal close. The list includes many rail and utility stocks with varied fluctuations and closing quotes.

Mercantile Corporation Jeans New York Maenee Lee Poichmortics Republic Europe Lazard Freres Prime Mercantile Chicago Pacific Mail Lackawanna Kansas Texas Denver and Rio Grande Texas Pacific Northwest St. Paul Delaware and Hudson Lake Shore Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Union Pacific Tis Wabash Lackawana Lsi

Market Report: Widespread Price Dips Across Commodities

The Boston market digest shows dull coal and dry goods with steady to lower prices for beef cattle, lambs, and lambs, while hogs hold firmer demand. Cotton futures jump in New York as spot markets move, and numerous items from fuels to oils, wax, and spices reflect a cautious trading week with rates easing for cattle, sheep, and shipped meats.

New York Fim

Spring Trade Slowdown Compared With Last Year

The season was not boomished but overall better than 1882. Shipments since January 1st fall about 20,000 cases versus 1883, with a projected larger decrease by mid year. Leather price rises push costs, delaying orders as buyers wait to visit markets. Major destinations include Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and many others with hundreds to thousands of cases moved weekly.

Chicago Til St. Louis Chinnati Neveland Louisville New York City Philadelphia Baltimore Canister N.Y Harmsvure, A

Railroads Freight Totals for Cotton and Provisions

A fragmented list itemizes freight totals by railroad lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, and express lines. Entries cover bales of cotton and wool, flour, corn, wheat, oats, oats, meal, molasses, butter, eggs, beans, leather, hides, skins, lard, sugar, tea, lumber, boxes, crates, and various commodities with quantities that reflect shipments and storage across multiple routes and stations. The document shows mixed cargo, varying in units like bales, buses, tons, and cases, with numerous numerical values and partial OCR inconsistencies.

National Bank of Commerce Ener Shoe & Leather National Ban Androscoggin Mills Eeee Fitchburg Rd Ressenna Mass Central Rd Cambridge Glaslight Eve Sac American Elec. & Til CO Ptere Reeressees Minneapolis Minn Boston & Maine Boston & Lowell Ccs Ceeseeteeseres Jackson Lansng & Sag Burlington & Missouri Neb Sonora Railroad Ins Scrip Freeman’s National Banki Wg Suffolk Nat. Bk Sree Washington Mills Nea Lawrence Ccae Old Colony Rd Cambridge Gaslight Chicago Bur Quincy N. E Fitchburg New York New England Loslg Boston Rev Lynn Fis Rutland Raist Arcadia Cumberland Boston Uplands Gulf Liverpool Gambier Sicily St. Domingo Nova Scotia Labrador London Malaga Loese Muscatel Valencia Turkey Sage Cordova Arive Sante Fe Rio Grande Sierra Leone River Plate Montevideo Calcutta Bengal Guatemala Porto Rico Western Gallard Extra Western Vermont West Country Boards of Trade Boston Produce Exchange Elgin St. Albans Aroostook New Brunswick Houston Bbss Carolina Sloat Rangoon Java Patna Brandy—Foucauld & Co Otard Dupuy Hennessy Pellevoisin Sia AO Martell Krum—St Croix Jamaica Bay Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Territory Texas Oregon California Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New England Hauroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem

Total Receipts of Staple Products at Port Mar 0

A table lists total receipts of principal staples at this port from all points, comparing 1884 figures to 1883. Items include Cotton, Molasses, Wool, Butter, Flour, Cheese, Oats, Corn, Wheat, Potatoes, Barley, Hay, Millfeed, Leather, Tallow, Lard, Hides, Hams, Dry hides, Skins, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, and related goods. The 1883 column numbers are often adjusted, with flour figures explicitly reduced in the accompanying note.

Gotton BESS Ceeaile

Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets March 19

Cotton firm with prices unchanged, 911 bales sold. Flour receipts 15,056 bags, market weak, holders shading prices. exports 7937 bags. Wheat receipts 16,806 bushels, spot dull, no radical changes. No 1 red state 1174, No 1 white state 119. Rye flour firm, cornmeal steady. southern market quiet.

New York Uplands Orleans Minnesota Southern Quiet Gornmeal SCO Cats United Erce City Extra India Uzgc South America Liverpool Chicago Wec Nec ST. Louis Cthcago Milwaukee Albany Lrighton

Market summary across grains meats and metals in midwest trade

Markets and receipts across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit show mixed activity. Grain supplies and exports hold firm while pork and lard markets ease. copper and lead firm. hogs steady. butter cheese hold. Trading tone steady to firm with regional variations and weaker wheat in Chicago.

Market Wrap: A & W, New Jersey Central Lead Early Finances

London financial notes show A and W firsts at 44 percent and New Jersey Central at 117 with mixed results across major lines. Overseas wheat and corn shipments steady in paths from Liverpool markets while prices for pork bacon lard and cheese edge higher amid light arrivals. Receipts list corn at 28,000 centals over three days with firm red wheat at Liverpool and firm London prices.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Ark Lane Liverpool

Desperate Fight with Policeman Ends in Fatal Shooting

Early Wednesday a burglar hidden at Mrs. Hannah Willey’s No 4 Boylston Place fought Patrolman Herbert W. Kendall, wounding him and prompting Kendall to fire. The intruder James Donovan was shot in the mouth and died at the hospital within minutes. Donovan, about 45 and single, had earlier entered the house under liquor and was escorted away by police. Patrolman Kendall suffered seven deep head cuts and recovers at home. Officer Barnett was wounded by a discharged revolver.

Hannah Willey Boylston Place Herbert W. Kendall Kendall James Donovan Donovan Kendal Vatrolman Barnett

Street Layout Notice in Roxbury Includes Forest Avenue

Street commissioners announce laying out Whiting street from Warren to Moreland with Forest avenue as part of the new thoroughfare at Roxbury. A petition signed by taxpayers totaling 300,000,000 asks against forcing the city to cover land deficiencies caused by John A. Woodward's dishonesty. The committee on claims has voted to settle the claim for 25,000.

Whiting Street Warren Street Moreland Street Roxbury Forest Avenue Moses Williams George Parkman John A. Woodward Conushier Committee On Claims

Salem Bay Yacht Club Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

The Salem Bay Yacht Club names its officers for the coming year including Commo dore W Winslow and vice commodore G W Mansfield both of Salem. Gordon Dexter of Beverly Farms becomes rear commodore. Regatta and membership committees are listed with members I W Dodge J A Hale C Murphy and more. The club votes to join the New England Yachting Association and send a delegate to the Parker House meeting on April 23. A notice directs readers to the Golden Argosy advertisement and promotes Ayer s Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine.

Salem Bay

Mortality in Massachusetts Weekly Deaths by Towns

In the week ending March 15, 1864 the Board of Health reports deaths across 19 cities and towns. The notice explains small discrepancies between weekly deaths and actual events and notes population estimates are projected to March 1, 1884 using census trends.

Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity

Insolvency actions sweeping Boston area firms and individuals

A. A. Brackett & Co of South Street Boston seeks a warrant in insolvency against Jeremiah Hayes & Sons of Haverhill while William F. Bullock & Co of Lynn files a voluntary petition in insolvency in Salem. Numerous third and second meetings are noted for cases in Salem and Norfolk County with creditors listed. Several other businesses including J. Jenkins Detroit and Gifford Co. face failures, assignments, or sheriff sales. assets, liabilities, and specific creditors are detailed.

A. A. Brackett & Co South Street Boston Salem Jeremiah Hayes & Sons Haverhill Mass William F. Bullock & Co Lynn Damon Kingman Campella Horace Lothrop Sharon Rebecca Ek. Jacobs F. P. Mudge George A. Morse George W. Currier John F. Swett A. Tapley Samuel Gale, Jr Benjamin A. Hodgkins Edward J. Leslie John Lamphier Smith Perley W.H. Whitmore Newburyport Geo. A. Wattle Bennington N.G. Woodbury Keene, N. H Tachester N. C S. V. Pryor Henry C. Hartman Baltimore J.E.T. Joyner & Bro Carrsville Thomas McDowell Turkey City Whitney Williams Batavia N. Y J.C. Rousseau & Bros la Faureche J. Jenkins Boots and Shoes Detroit Mich R. J. Morse J. A. Miller Botkina H. Myers General Merchandise Stonington, Jr G. W. Gifford & Co Chicago Irl Joseph Blumberg Ashland Wis W.C. Paul Emerson Neb Held & Dufour Freeport D. H. Bishop Henry Jane Justin Jones Hl. Walker

Court Record: McDonald Fined for Assault Aboard Bee Wooster

In U S District Court on March 19 Judge Nelson presided over George McDonald second mate of the barken tine Bee Wooster. He faced a complaint charging assault on a crew member and was fined $10.

U.S. District Court Nelson George McDonald Barkentine Bee

Supreme Judicial Court Proceedings and Suffolk Superior Court Dockets

A historical docket listing from March 19 includes the Supreme Judicial Court with four equity cases, Plummer Chesley versus Samuel Thompson. John Shepard et al. versus Nathan D. Abbott. John S. Damieli versus Lucy A. Hartt et al.. Market National Bank versus Inhabitants of Belmont. It also covers Suffolk Superior Court First Session with Moses Reed v City of Boston for snow and ice injuries and Leander A. Couilard v Albert S. Haton for note conversion, followed by Second Session Bartholomew McNamara v Boston Tow Boat Company for injuries from a steam barge incident.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth C. J. Norton Fietp W. Allen Allen Holmes Plummer Chesley Samuel Thompson S. A. B. Abbott H. G. Allen John Shepard Et al Nathan D. Abbott Kt. Stone KR. D. Smith M. R. Thomas John S. Damieli Lucy A. Hartt J.F. Colby J. B. Richardson Snow Market National Bank Belmont M.M. Weston C. A. Welch Moses Reed City of Boston West Cedar Street E.G. Walker EK. B. Hagar Leander A. Couilard Albert S. Haton Stetson I. F. Crane W. Gaston R. Lund Bartholomew McNamara Boston Tow Boat Company Andrew Foster R. M. Morse Jr W. H. Towne Dabney

Suit In Middlesex County Over Insolvent Partner and Note

Richard B. Gage sues James A. Varr and others in Middlesex County with the promissory note for 1100 dollars signed by James A. Parr. Dispute over who owned Parr manufacturing, Parr insolvent since note date, Ladd alleged as firm member or attorney, Ladd denies firm ties. Lawyers: Stevens and Trull for plaintiff, Greenholg for defendant. Also item notes Mary A. Swain v city of Lowell jury deliberating at noon with no verdict yet.

Richard B. Gage James A. Varr Providence Parr Parr Manufacturing Company Ladd George Stevens L. I. Trull T. Greenholg Mary A. Swain City of Lowell

Reynolds Will and Admins Appointed in Multiple Estates

The will of Sarah A. Reynolds of Stoughton was allowed. Letters of administration granted for Relief ennhiman of Breintree Andr Bullard of Medway James Patrick of Needham Adeline Ward of Sharon Mason Pierce of Walpole Julia Coffrey of Brookline Joseph Harrison of Stoughton Almond J. Packard of Norfolk Albert W Make Canton Aurela White of Canton Josiah Quincy of Quincy named trustee for Eliza Susan Quincy estate for the benefit of Helen Quincy Mabel Quincy and Fanny H. Quincy Genet H. Holbrook of Boston named trustee for Elizabeth Bb Towner estate for Hannah and Towner now Hannah Holbrook and Bennett W. Towner now deceased under the will of Elizabeth Bb Towner late of Dorchester

Sarah A. Reynolds Stoughton Ennhiman Breintree Andr Bullard Medway James Patrick Needham Adeline Ward Sharon Mason Pierce Walpole Julia Coffrey Brookline Joseph Harrison Almond J. Packard Norfolk Albert W.makepiece Canton Aurela White Josiah Quincy Quincy Helen Quincy Mabel Quincy Fanny H. Quincy Eliza Susan Quincy Genet H. Holbrook Boston Hannah & Towner Hannah

Local court notes and pleas in Draper’s Lane cases

Before Judge Staples William Harper pleaded guilty to keeping a liquor nuisance was fined 100 dollars and costs. George J Garneist tried on a manslaughter charge in the death of Henry Briggs in Draper’s Lane off Dedham Street. Michael Miley and Henry Leonard charged with robbery. jury out. Mary Jones pleaded guilty to being a common night walker and placed on probation. Lillie Lewis on probation for drunkenness surrendered by Mr Savage and sentenced to 18 months in the reformatory prison for women. Michael Gateley pleaded guilty to assault and battery.

Staples William Harper George J. Garneist Henry Briggs Draper’s Lane Dedham Street Michael Miley Henry Leonard Mary Jones Lillie Lewis Mr. Savage Reformatory Prison Michael Gateley

Wills Admitted To Probate In Various Localities

Judge Brooks oversees probate for Moses Stone Belmont Bernard Harrington Eien Robbins and Helen C Roberts Lowell John D B Mead Somerville and Sophia Allen Billerica Wills admitted Letters of administration granted for Samuel Duff Susan A Atwood Emma J Abell Lowell John R Gorham Hopkinton John Howe Tewksbury Mary G Kelley Dracut Catherine Kelienberges Cambridge George E Goddard Stow Mary S Temple Somerville Charles P Stetson Cambridge and Gilman Barnes Somerville

Judge Brooks Moses Stone Belmont Bernard Harrington Eien Robbins Helen C. Roberts Lowell John DB. Mead Somerville Sophia Allen Billerica Samuel Duff Susan A. Atwood Emma J. Abell John R. Gorham Hopkinton John Howe Tewksbury Mary G. Kelley Dracut Catherine Kelienberges Cambridge George E. Goddard Stow Mary 5. Temple Charles P. Stetson and Gilman Barnes

Multiple Courts Hear Drunks and Thefts Across Districts

In Central Court Judge Parmenter sentences Mary McDonald to six months in the house of correction and Mary Conway to $200 bond as common drunks. Andrew Arnold held $1,200 for breaking and entering. Matthew Flannery faces $2,200 and upstairs appearance for preaching and entering. Downey and Kenny fined $10 plus costs for larceny. Frank Brown held $200 for appearance. Agnes Stewart sentenced six months. appeals with $419 bond. Nancy Snow held $500 for appearance April 16. In South Boston Patrick Sullivan held $490 for larceny. Roxbury Morris Sullivan fined $10 costs for railroad trespass. Catharine Harrington fined $20 costs for disturbing the peace. Bunker Hill William McElroy fined $20 costs for assault and battery.

Central Court Agnes Stewart House of Industry Nancy Snow South Boston Patrick Sullivan Roxbury Morris Sullivan Catherine Harrington Bunker Itill William McElroy

The Flying Scotchman and Other Fast Trains of Britain

Chambers' Journal examines Britain s fastest trains comparing the Flying Scotchman with the Flying Dutchman and Wild Irishman. It analyzes claimed speeds, stopping patterns, and actual averages from London to Edinburgh, noting the Scotchman covers 896 miles in nine hours with an average over 40 mph.

Chambers’ Journal Great Britain Scotland King’s Cross Lincolnshire York Edinburgh Bristol Exeter Brunel Holyhead Ireland America San Francisco Australia New Zealand London London and Northwestern Company Post Office Dublin England Great Western Great Northern Paddington Swindon Bath City of Avon Taunton Hogland Grantham Newcastle Berwick-on-Tweed Waverly

Portland and Ogdensburg rail case seeks road possession

In Portland Maine a bill in equity has been filed against the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad in the supreme court for possession of the road by the trustees under the 1871 mortgage and for appointment of a receiver. The trustees’ counsel says the move is prudent and not a indictment of management. The Bangor and Piscataquis railroad reports 1685 passenger and freight totals with improving extension progress toward Moosehead Lake and shows officers elected with Moses Geddings reappointed president. The Union Pacific earnings show local gains but large through declines, with rate reductions cited. Missouri Pacific officers include Gould as president and Hoxie as third vice president. Oregon Railway and Navigation reports January and February earnings declines but cumulative increases since July 1 1933. Fitchburg plans car thermometers for passenger convenience.

Portland and Ogdensburg Portland Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company Supreme Court Putnam Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Co Pangor Yangor and Piscataquis Railroad Company Blanchard Moosehead Lake A. G. Wakefield L. Marston Thomas Moor John Cassidy Moses Geddings W. B. Hayford M. 5 Drummond A. M. Robinson T. N. Egery C. H. Sawyer Isaac Strickland Thomas White Woodman C. Pitman H. W. Blood Arthur Brown Union Pacific Railway Gazette Pacific Missouri Pacific Railroad Company New York Jay Gould R. S. Hayes A. L. Hopkins H. M. Hoxie A. A. Talmage H. Smith A. H. Calef Iron Mountain D. Barlow Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Fitchburg Railroad Company

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