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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1884

Page

3

Bankers' sterling and global copper: mixed markets and rail woes

Excessive market notes track New York specie exports and gold totals while Boston stocks drift with narrow moves and volume modest. Rail and railroad equity shifts appear, with Union Pacific and Chicago lines cited. bondholder plans and reorganization talks dominate a tense financial backdrop known for recurring earnings comparisons.

Boston Stock Exchange March 24 Closing Prices

A historical stock column notes closing prices and bids for bonds and mining and telegraph stocks on March 24. Listed are bonds from B&Q and Mexico lines, with figures for prices and percentage changes, plus brief entries on mining and telephone companies and an afternoon session cancellation due to Mr Keith's funeral.

Boston Brokers’ Board Keith Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and Union Pacific Directors’ Committee Union Pacific New York Oregon Danville, Olney and Ohio River Railroad Company Ware Austin Corbin Charles Howard Major Henderson Corbin West Michigan Little Rock Fort Smith Cedar Rapids Missouri River Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Flint Connecticut Passumpsic River Colony Metropolitan New England Eastern Pre Anememem Gunna Ae Hig St. Lo St. Mar EU Ao A K CS & M Web Ra & M Akianoz I Ae Velum Tiecla Huron Ik Ibe Bos Land Gly Acalt Cces Rie Teip & Tei Ei Es Mex Tel Lls Lelees

Fragmented OCR wealth listing with mining and utility stocks

A long OCR style table lists various stocks and securities with odd, partial figures. Items include mining companies Crescent, Catalpa, Mexican Central, and Indian Queen, utility meters and water works like N.E. Water, New Eng Telescope, and Standard Water Meter, with scattered price quotes and shares.

American EK Ul. Co Top Santa Fe Bos. Bld. Ass. Con Brunswick Berth Dbs Bull Domingo Mex Ol Cosseese Crescent Mining Catalpa Mining Franklin Pmno S,s Dones Scescesseres Ciic Bos A Ksnasas TCI Cccce-Ees N.E N.Y Omion Pacific Wisconsin Central

Market Falls as Erie Rumors Shake New York Stocks

Lower prices rule at the stock exchange as bears gain confidence amid reports of Erie railroad distress. Pacific Mail leads declines with a broad sell off across rail and industrials while speculative chatter about New York Central bonds surfaces but officials deny the claims.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Bar Silver Iim The Stock Exchange Erie Railroad Company Pacific Mail Northwest St. Paul Lackawanna Lakeshore New York Central Erie Reading Omaha Wabash Lawson, Douglas & Co Board of Directors

Grain and Provisions Markets Mixed in Chicago and New York

Chicago and New York reporters note mixed wheat, corn, oats and provisions activity. Prices drift with receipts reported, including Chicago wheat at slight gains and various cash, March and May positions. corn steady to easy with declines in spot values. oats and barley steady to quiet. Multiple regional receipts and shipments listed. milk products and fats show softening tones amid steady butter and cheese quotes, while farm produce, fruit and nuts trade slowly with regional price ranges.

City Mills Minnesota Louis Chicago Milwaukee New York Detroit Toledo Pete St Louis Lower Ilwaukee Commercial Exchange Call Board White State St. Louis York Canada Vermont New Western Creamery New York Mercantile Exchange Boston Liverpool Union Choice Hebron Southern Norfolk Cape” Cod St. Andrews Lawa Missouri

Foreign Exports from Liverpool and Glasgow Steamers

Liverpool bound Marathon cleared March 22 with vast consignments including 8 400 bushels corn 2 packages lamp goods 11 cases breached cotton flannel 30 bales domestics 36 boxes inspirators 1 dozen agates 1 do axes 1 do wood moulding etc. GLASGOW via Halifax Trinacria cleared March 21 with flour 11 545 sacks oatment 350 tierces lard 30 boxes provisions 9 bales duck. MATANZAS Cuba Bark Alice reported with 8 00 second hand empty molasses hirds.

Liverpool Eng Glasgow Scot Halifax N.S Trinacria Matanzas Cuba

Trade and commodity figures from naval stores to sugar and molasses

The weekly report lists values across categories from naval stores to breadstuffs and machinery. It lists totals for commodities such as petroleum, coal, coffee, cotton, preserves, and matches, alongside a country-by-country value breakdown including Nova Scotia, Scotland, British West Indies, and United States of Colombia, totaling 1,237,367 dollars.

Oss Tececsenns Thoskuim Kccuommdas FUG Sc India Primmss Spens Weston Nova Scour Austrias

Atlantic rail cargoes list vast stock entries from many lines

A long OCR listing details numerous railroad freight items by line including Boston and Albany Providence Old Colony Eastern Halliroad and others. It catalogs cotton wool flour corn oats meat butter cheese eggs leather hides timber and numerous commodities with quantities in bales tons bushels barrels and cases, indicating extensive shipments and stock tallies across multiple railroads.

Boston and Albany Rand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York New England Fitchlow Railroad Haliroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem

Westfield Mutual Wound Up Final 15 Percent Dividend

Circulars to policyholders announce a final 15 per cent dividend after full wind up of Westfield Mutual Insurance. All liabilities have been paid and all policies expired. The report lists multiple commercial failures and assignments across North America, with creditors names, liabilities, and asset details.

North American Insurance Company Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company Martha’s Vineyard National Bank Westfield (Mass) Mutual Insurance Company W. H. Foote Westchester R. Peasley & Son William Stevens Port Williams N. S E. Donohue & Co Farnham Que A Whittaker Jarvis Allenton North Kingston R. I C. Holland Pawtucket Rutzky New York Mining and Petroleum Exchange Edwin S., Harris New York City Arthur S. Winchester Harris Cooper, Harris & Hodgkins French, Kincaird & Co Utica N. Y W. A. Miller Ogdensburg E. Black Harrisville H. W. Stoneback Lansdale Nti Batterson Westfield M. Moore Danville J. Hernandez & Co Cigar Manufacturers J. M. Lowe & Co Atlanta Fairchild & Keller Bay St. Louis Miss New Orleans G. T. Lathrop D. L. Ringler & Co Pine Bluff Ark Mission Ridge Manufacturing Company Chattanooga Tenn Berton & Giovanetti Memphis Chester Ill J. N. Brown L. E. Bauchwitz Chicago Read & Thompson St. Louis David Hawkey Belle Plain Minn J. 3 Walrod & Co Irwin J. M. Cunningham Sioux City Taffany & Willis St. Charles Mich M. Morris

Court hearing resumes in libel for salvage case

The U S district court before Judge Nelson resumed the libel for salvage action brought by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company against the schooner E M H Weaver. The hearing was unfinished as proceedings continued.

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company E. MH. Weaver

U S District Court Actions March Proceedings

The U S Commissioners Court adjourned as Goward a letter carrier faced with detaining opening mail was held on $500 bail for the May term. Pension law violators Ames and Mansfield postponed to today for grand jury report. Naturalization fraud cases Fitzwilliam Vehey Walsh continued to today. Supreme Judicial Court equity cases argued include Commonwealth vs Scituate Savings Bank and others with Messrs. Davis Parker Lowell Patton Willard Hayes among counsel.

George O. F. Goward Chelsea United States Azel Ames, Jr Mansfield Edward Fitzwilliam Patrick Vehey James Walsh Commonwealth Vs. Scituate Savings Bank C. G. Davis Petitioner G. Davis G. F. Williams Jeremiah L. Edds Francis N. Parker Guardian A. L. Lowell F. E. Parker John W. McKim George A. Voane J.S. Patton J. Willard L. Hayes Cecil C. Child Boston and Fairhaven Ironworks Als E. P. Brown C. E. Washburn J. Wilard F. L. Hayes

Quinn v Lowell Electric Light Co trial in Lowell

Superior Court in Liddiesex County reports ruling that the Lowell Electric Light Co, built on Middle street with a city permit, complies with ordinances and is legally located. Hugh Quinn claimed noise forced him from his home. case to full bench for further ruling. Other jury cases, including Riley vs Jodoin, are set for trial. court will then take up court cases.

Mexican Central Chihuahua Oregon Union Pacific New Mexico Southern Pacific American Bell Telephone New England Board of Erie Southwestern Beacon Street Land Company Charles H. Hadley F. Hunnewell D. L. Demmon Muzzey Lake Superior Mugzzey Pewabic Demmon Franklin and Pewabic Pewabic Mining Company Hugh Quinn Lowell Electric Light Company Middle Street Lowell Committee On Buildings W. H. Anderson G. F G. H. Richardson Patrick J. Riley Mizael Jodoin

Probate of wills for several deceased including Leeds and Simpkins

Wills of Anne J. Leeds John Simpkins James ONeil Thomas G Lombard George A Simmons Abigail Snow Emerson Andrews Caroline Lewis Henry R Brigham J Franklin Curtis Hannah McIntire Elizabeth Burrows admitted to probate Letters of administration taken out for Elizabeth K Bayley William C Peters Samuel Huey Henry B Peckham Coral Arklay Evelyn Arkley Manuel Alvanas George S Clark John Lang William Ryan Mary J Bartlett Ellen Long Mary B Venner Benjamin Buck Rachel Fowler Sally B Roberts Anna Dunn Robert Wright George W Mann Henry Lewis Emma F Gallup Artemnus R Holden Jr listed among estates administrated or probated.

Anne J. Leeds John Simpkins James O'Neil Thomas G. Lombard George A. Simmons Abigail Snow Emerson Andrews Caroline Lewis Henry R. Brigham J. Franklin Curtis Hannah McIntire Elizabeth Burrows Elizabeth K. Bayley William C. Peters Samuel Huey Henry B. Peckham Coral Arklay Evelyn Arkley Manuel al

Local Court Dockets Show Mixed Guilty Pleas and Trials

Mary Liston faced liquor sale charges but the case was not pressed after trial. Kate Fennessey convicted of larceny in two counts. Charles B. Warr and John H. Hennessey pleaded guilty to larceny and receiving stolen goods respectively. Chauncy Jacobs case on gaming house remains undecided as jurors retire. Rudolph Grutter on trial for lewdness while Edward McKennon pleaded guilty to drunkenness.

Mary Liston Kate Fennessey Charles B. Warr John H. Hennessey Chauncy Jacobs Rudolph Grutter Edward McKennon Central Court McCafferty George Davis Julius Rosenberg William F. Kelly Thomas F. Bresnahan Margaret Lane Margaret Edwards John O’ Reagan Mary B. O’reagan Nellie Jordan Charles McCann House of Correction Lorenzo Sangioli Quadero Giovanni Dominico Carra Felix Defrance Francisco Franmein Frank Jones Onofri Prusses Giovianoci Lazzaro Francisco Quadera Arthur D. Lawrence Samuel Cole Brighton Henrietta Williams Superior Court East Boston Patrick Carroll

A New Canadian Route Affects Ontario and Quebec Railways

Toronto reports ongoing talks among Ontario and Quebec railway managers with New York Central and Michigan Central about a Detroit river route. London Junction railway to be abandoned. a Woodstock to Detroit line will connect with the Washabash, forming a Montreal to Chicago westward through route.

Toronto Ontario and Quebec Railway New York Central Michigan Central Detroit River London Junction Railway Woodstock Detroit Wabash Railway Montreal Chicago New Hampshire Concord N. H Boston Portland Ogdensburg Wing’’ Road Berlin Grand Trunk Railway Boston and Providence Boston & Providence Railroad Company Union Boston & Albany Forest Hills Deadham New York New Haven New York, New Haven Hartford Road

Foreign Paintings at Doll & Richards and Leighton's Pictures

The Doll & Richards gallery features 113 oil paintings and 3 watercolors by foreign artists, with notable names such as Vernier Weiserman and Wenglein. Native artists include Hunt Inness Cole Heade and Homer, with Munich school works and notable landscapes and marine pieces. Auctions follow Friday and Saturday in the Hawthorne rooms. Scott Leighton's exhibition at Noyes & Blakeslee draws large crowds, praised for horse and landscape works, with auctions set for Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.

Doll & Richards Vernier Velten Wenglein Rapin Hamburg Thedy Bela George Morland Diez Sinding Couthrier W. M. Hunt George Inness J. F. Cole D. Jerome Elwell G. H. McCord M. J. Heade M. de F. Bolwer Prof Lphedy Courtinier Stademan Matissas Zimore Roux Munich George L. Brown Hawthorne Scott Leighton Noyes & Blakeslee

Closing Lecture by Joseph Cook at Tremont Temple

The final lecture of the season by Joseph Cook at Tremont Temple covered civil service reform, southern outrages, and Mormonism. He warned party riders to watch reform efforts, noted rising colored leagues, and urged enforcement of national law against Mormon practices. Ticket sales show expenses of $756.54 with a $112.13 balance. lectures will continue next season with no collection, and officers were re-elected.

Joseph Cook Tremont Temple Cook Mr. Cook Ohio New England Edmunds Lincoln Monday Lectureship Association

Judkins Electric Signal for Trains Patented by Maine Conductor

Henry E. Judkins, long a Maine Central conductor, patents an electric and automatic signal system for stopping, backing, starting trains and notifying the engineer of car accidents. It replaces bell ropes with Leclandie battery powered insulated wiring and automatic car couplers. Knobs in each car ring a bell in the locomotive cab on slight pressure, and detached cars trigger continuous ringing to alert the engineer. Demonstrations proceed at Quincy House with a stock company forming to promote adoption.

Judkins Henry E. Judkins Maine Central Road Maine Central Quincy House

Legislature Advances Various Senate Measures and Reports

In the senate on Monday an order barred money bills from consideration by joint committees for the session. Bills reported include setting the Worcester county treasurer’s salary at 2100 dollars, empowering towns to handle burial funds, and inspectorate provisions for steam engines. Several leave-to-withdraw petitions and inexpedient reports on salary raises, liquors, parishes, and medical practice were accepted, with specific cemetery, water pollution, and armory exemptions noted.

Senate Loring Pillsbury Joint Judiciary Committee Worcester Municipal Court Criminal Court of Boston Mason District Court Middlesex H. H. Gilmore Parker Committee On Manufactures Louisville Kentucky Agnes 8. Goulding State Normal School Salem Committee On Pine Grove Cemetery Association Committee On Public Health Oliver Brown

House Proceedings and Votes Include Time Changes and Bills

The house adjourned after a day of orders and reports on various measures. A new 11 AM start time from April 1 was adopted, with recess and adjournment rules set by the speaker. Bills discussed include railway land takings, fish weirs, water supply, and penalties for wife beating, with several committees reporting inexpedient to legislate and others recommitted or engrossed.

Marden Ocean Terminal Railroad Company Ocean Terminal Railroad, Dock and Elevator Company Mystic River Corporation Brackett Boston Atkins Marblehead Flint Haverhill Highland Congregational Church of Lowell Messrs. Willson and Toulmin Needham Joint Committee On the Judiciary Superior Court Suffolk County William C. Manter Rebecca Manter Gay Head Franklin County Plymouth County Bristol County Committee On the Judiciary Charles G. Tibbetts North Attleborough Gas Light Company Wrentham Tewksbury Taunton Athole Water Company Milford and Woonsocket Railroad Company Hopkinton Woburn Waltham Committee On

Knapp Surveys Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci in Art Lecture

Rev Arthur May Knapp delivered a second supplementary course lecture on Art at the Church of the Disciples Monday evening. He traced Michelangelo’s religious fervor in tombs and statues, then contrasted Leonardo da Vinci’s calm intelligence and approach to ugliness and mystery. The talk noted the Mona Lisa and Cenacolo as testament to Leonardo, and announced a matinee course at Chickering hall on Apr 8 and 15 to benefit the New England hospital for women and children’s fair, with a final lecture on Raphael.

Arthur May Knapp Michael Angelo Lenardo da Vinci Church of the Disciples M. Angelo Louvre

Return of Surgeon Gravath and discharged marines

Surgeon C. H. Gravath has returned from special duty in Washington to the Naval hospital at Chelsea. Privates T. J. Galvin and J. H. Wadsworth U.S. M. C. were examined and found unfit for service, then discharged from the marine barracks on Monday. Large hawsers are being made at the rope-walk for the Greely relief expedition, with a few men still at work outside.

C. H. Gravath Washington, D. C Naval Hospital Chelsea T. J. Galvin J. H. Wadsworth Marine Barracks Greely

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