Boston Post Newspaper Archives, May 8, 1884, p. 3

Exchange rates and government securities steady in markets

Foreign exchange holds steady with sight and 60 day quotes. Reichsmarks at 95% 54g, bankers sterling and commercial bills quoted. Government securities quiet with several bonds and scrip listings, including Ohio Pacifi, New York lines, and various bank issues showing minor movements or ex-dividend status.

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New York Financial Market Moves Through A Volatile Day

In New York on May 7 money rose with firm tone at 3 to 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 5 percent. Bar silver 111 1 4. Foreign exchange steady about 457 437 percent for long and 455 459 for short. Government and state bonds steady or lower. railway bonds declined. Reading and Union Pacific showed weakness with Reading at 304 1 4 and Union Pacific at 56 44. Coal shares fell on heavy long selling but late session firming recapped gains as a chaotic close saw declines in Canada Southern 404 and Erie 155 5, with several stocks such as Northern Pacific and St. Paul moving lower. Trading volume reached 445 800 shares with notable activity in Pacific coast and railroad issues.

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Chicago market roundup with varied grain and stock notes

Hog receipts at Cajon stock yards estimated 16 000. Hog prices steady with light hogs 5356, mixed packing 5505, heavy shipper 35 MAZE 20. Cattle receipts 4200, market stronger. Chicago wheat about 10 higher, corn and oats up. Grain totals listed for May 5 show large oats and rye figures. Liverpool grain quieter, buyers ready to sell. Steamer from Norfolk carries berries cabbage asparagus peas and other stock. Ju ston exchange notes grim car inspections with few sales at first call and six cars second call, July at 4349c No 2 white.

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Herring and fruits prices glide in late market report

The market shows nominal to moderate demand across herring products with varying prices for pickled, smoked, and fresh alewives from St John, plus broad fruit quotations including Muscatel, London layers, Valencia and Messina oranges, lemons, Smyrna figs, and currants. Freight rates to Liverpool London Glasgow quoted, with flour, grain, oils, and meats showing mixed demand and firm to easing prices in multiple lines.

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Imports at Boston Ocean Goods Listed in Detail

A Boston import list documents steamer Norseman-67 cargoes from Rogers & co to Abram French & co and numerous firms. The inventory spans earth enware, earthenware, hosiery, moise, clothing, machinery, tin plates, sardines, salts of tartar, mohair, caustic soda, bleaching powders, woolens, linens, paper stock, leather, beef, cattle, and nautical items. Highlights include J P Flagg & co second hand bicycle, The Pacific Mills vast tin plate shipments, Baring Bros consignments, and extensive steel wire, dye goods, and casks. Also noted are cattle and horses, and maritime entries under Mobile and Cardenas with sugar shipments and a schooner cargo.

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Liverpool Eng Rogers & Co Abram French & Co Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Clark, Adams & Clark Burgess & Goddard Simpson & Co Creswell & Co Stimson, Williamson & Co Bath Bricks Flagg & Co Barin Bros & Co JD & Williams Samuel Cochrane & Co Coleman, Mead & Co Geo C Goodman & Co Baldwin Tros & Co Hewins & Hollis Lee, Blackturn & Co Moors & Co Norcross, Mellen & Co Moise Carter Nsmore & Co Wooliens Macallar Parker & Co Jordan, Marsh & Co Merch Despatch Transportation Co HC Cash Nautical Instruments VC Hutchin Mdise Clapp & Hailey Woolkns White & Co Stoddard & Kendall Stoddard, Lovering & Co Goats Wood Sherwood & Co Dax

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Foren Lx porte BUENOS AYRES lumber sale

William Wilcox reports a shipment of pine lumber valued at 602,080 feet. The entry notes a Buenos Ayres port origin and describes the timber as pine suitable for construction and related industrial use.

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Receipts of Starpie Products May 7 details by railroad

Receipts from multiple railroads list cotton bales wool bales flour sacks corn bus cattle malt bran feed and various goods. Includes Boston and Albany, Granda Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem, Ky Sea. Items feature quantities in bales, tubs, cases, bbls, and bushels with numerous specific counts.

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Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market May 7 report

Stock totals for cattle sheep lambs veal and swine at Brighton and Watertown markets show week declines and steady Western and Canadian arrivals. Prices emphasize best quality, with western hogs and lambs in demand. milk cows plentiful and veal calves selling near top.

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Arrivals of the Week at Yards and Cattle Market Prices

Cattle from the week ship to Liverpool and Glasgow. Western cattle steady, northern cattle softer. Watertown sales show steers at various weights and prices from 6 ½ to 9 ½ cents, oxen sale prices framed by multiple buyers. Boston and Albany yard reports list numerous steer sales with weights from 1,000 to 1,320 pounds and prices around 640 to 680 dollars. Live poultry receipts and store pigs, hogs priced, with moderate demand. Watertown and Brighton markets report mix of store cattle, milch cows, and springers with varied prices. Numerous milch cows sold at prices from 40 to 145 dollars for single cows and pairs.

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Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain reports May 7

Receipts, shipments, stocks and prices across major U S cotton markets and key grain prices in New York, Chicago, St Louis and other centers. Details include upland prices, national net receipts, exports and weekly stock changes, with notes on market tone and regional variations.

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London May 7 Market Report and Commodities Summary

London and Liverpool markets show mixed activity with wheat and corn dull in spots yet steady in others. Transportation by sea carries increased grain exports to the UK while British April imports fall by £3.3 million and exports rise by £80,000 as wool trades and financials feature in the day’s notes. Local bond prices and rail shares quoted for US and Canadian issuers rounded out the brief.

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Marriages in Massachusetts Lead to Lowell Boston and Peabody

At Boston on April 29 Henry J Moulton of Lowell weds Sarah W Barrows of Boston In Peabody on April 30 John B Palmer of Boston weds Maria H Osborn Of Boston In Boston on April 29 Alexander Taylor weds Elizabeth Everett of Boston and Cambridge in a ceremony conducted by Dr LG Waldron The couples are local residents joining in nuptial vows

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Moulton—Barrows Boston Ril Henry J Moulton Lowell Sarah W Barrows Palmer—Osborn Peabody Sperry John B Palmer Maria H Osborn Taylor—Everett LG Waldron Alexander Taylor Elizabeth Everett Joston

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Deaths list from Massachusetts towns includes many names and ages

Obituary catalog from May 1884 records numerous individual deaths across Nantucket Somerville Boston Cambridge Dorchester Manchester New York and more. It lists names ages and locations such as Timothy W Austin seveneighteen, Margaret C Brown, Mary A Crowley, Mary Lilley Campbell, Wilson Flagg, George N All, Rebecca Robinson, Bliss A Stanton and others, plus notes on institutions and a statewide mortality table with population estimates and weekly death counts.

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Austin Nantucket Timothy W Austin Somerville Samuel N Munting Biow T S Samson New Haven Conn Margaret C Brownr Chowley South Boston Mary A Crowley Campbell Brookline Horner Manchester Eng Benjamin S Mierner New York J Manning City Hospital City Wiliam Manning Re Marley Massachusetts General Hospital John Marley Mordough—Al Jann Mass Salma H Morcough Nashua Teeston Eye Charles Tilestom David W Edgwood Wolfeboroneh Eliza Weegwood Boston Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity

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Contract action against Richards involves a $32000 claim

Executors Peck and Richards case centers on promissory notes from C A Richards Co for money lent by John T Dingley. Defendant cites a lifetime settlement with Dingley. plaintiff contends Dingley was feeble minded at the time. Trial ongoing with counsel. Court sessions note pending resolutions and divorce lists. several cases named with damages and tort actions.

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Alonzo D. Peck Calvin A. Richards C. A. Richards & Co John T. Dingley Dingley Robert M. Morse, Jr William Gaston B. Whitney Foster

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Woburn and surrounding towns probate wills heard in court

In a session before Judge Brooks, wills for Matthew Walker Woburn Alice M Stanford Wakefield James H Burnham Acton Patrick Tracy Waltham Adelea M Brown Everett Abbie H Richardson Framingham Augustus Ramsdell John H Southward Malden William Chapman Mercy Richardson Timothy Pelham Cambridge Horace Clark Elmore Russell Watertown William Hunter Newark N J Samuel E J Lowery Joseph Walker Patrick McBride George J Carlton Newton Hugh ONeil Lowell Josiah F Sortwell Pepperell Eref Hildreth Townsend were presented. Letters of administration granted for Eliza Stow Stow Lydia I Piper Ayton William A Norris Cambridge Richard Holden Lowell William Hemminway Ashland George Dale Reading Mary Foster Antrim N Lucy A How George Ivers Teague L Hoole Joseph D Ashton Lowell Joan B Coombs Sherborn Sarah J Heath Lowell Jennie G Howe Marlboro John H Lyons Woburn Otis F Hastings Framingham Dustin Barrett Antrim N H Clara Upton Wilmington Moses Newell Somerville Henry C Turner Newton.

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Matthew Walker Woburn Alice M. Stanford Wakefield James H. Burnham Acton Patrick Tracy Waltham Adelea M. Brown Everett Abbie H. Richardson Framingham Augustus Ramsdell John H. Southward Thomas M. Burnam Malden William Chapman Mercy Richardson Timothy Pelham Cambridge Horace Clark Elmore Russell Watertown William Hunter Newark N. J Samuel E.j.lowery Joseph Walker Patrick McBride George J. Carlton Newton Hugh O’neil Lowell Josiah F. Sortwell Pepperell Hildreth Townsend Eliza Stow Stow Lydia I. Piper Ayton William A. Norris Richard Holden William Hemminway Ashland George Dale William Reading Mary

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Judge White approves wills for several residents

Simeon Linfield of Randolph Francis Hogan of Canton Mary Augusta Crossman of Milton Mary S Stalker of Wrentham Charles Loring of Quincy Susan Reilly of Stoughton Elvira A Hutchins of Medway estate letters granted for Mary D Brower Norwood Joseph L Rappler Hyde Park Alexander McConker Franklin Amos Calburn Dedham Sally Drake Stoughton John M Harris Needham Josiah Holbrook Weymouth Louisa G Long Sharon

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Simeon Linfield Randolph Francis Hogan Canton Mary Augusta Crossman Milton Mary S. Stalker Wrentham Charles Loring Quincy Susan Reilly Stoughton Elvira A. Hutchins Medway Mary D. Brower Norwood Joseph L. Rappler Hyde Park Alexander McConker Franklin Amos Calburn Dedham Sally 8. Drake

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Court actions mix in central court proceedings

In central court Judge Churchill presided over cases including Mary Anderson a common nightwalker given one year in the reformatory. Nelson Monroe charged with polygamy held on $1000 bond. Bernard Riley fined $15 and costs for assault. Ellen Brown held on $300 for embezzlement. James Ward six months in the house of correction for larceny. Henry Alexander fined $10 no costs for assault. Frank Auburn the confidence man brought from jail on habeas corpus, convicted of assault with $10 fine. Roxbury court Thomas Flynn fined 10 and costs for assault. Lawrence Wegner sentenced to one year in the house of industry for third drunkenness. Henry Rosenmeith, Robert Hickey, and Francis Moran fined 106 cents and costs for walking on railroad track.

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Central Court Churchill Mary Anderson Reformatory Nelson Monroe Bernard Riley Ellen Brown James Ward House of Correction Henry Alexander Frank Auburn Roxbury Thomas Flynn Lawrence Wegner House of Industry Henry Rosenmeith Robert Hickey Francis Moran

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Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific in talks on merger plan

A Minneapolis despatch reports Darley Benton stating progress toward amicable settlement between Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways. Denton will inspect grounds in Manitoba as CP weighs a single management proposal. A merger would control about 4,714 miles of Grand Trunk routes plus 600 miles under construction.

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Insolvency Court Proceedings in Dedham and Surrounding Cases

In Dedham before Judge White a second adjourned third meeting was held for Gilbert R. Elliott of Norwood and a third adjourned third meeting for John G. Phinney of Stoughton was continued to May 21. Gurney & Co of Franklin and Crockett of Cohasset also had adjourned third meetings to June 4. Gay of Waverly had a second meeting with a pending third on Sept. 3. Reedand Hawes of Weymouth received an adjourned hearing on their petition. Hall of Quincy had a first meeting adjourned to July 16 with assignees named. Hennessey & Co. in Boston prepared a financial exhibit showing liabilities of 1496. Broad in Boston has entered insolvency. Shaw & Lambert failed. Dividends expected modest. Pattee, a postal clerk in Revere, failed with large unsecured debts. Assignments filed for Buttman Tompkins & Co. Liabilities 73,553.90, assets 15,854. Fisher of Leesport made assignment with assets around 300,000 including farms and timber lands. Sropkirk Bros. and Rosenthal failed. Ballard & Ballard to make assignment. Other failures listed in various states. Suffolk County attachment and an action in superior court noted.

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Citizens Law and Order league of Massachusetts met

The annual meeting in Horticultural hall had Rufus B Frost presiding. Officers elected include Elmer H Capen president and Charles A Rogers treasurer. In the evening Tremont Temple event featured Dudley and speakers urging enforcement of liquor laws, with Prof Francis G Peabody and Rev C R Elliott addressing Cambridge work.

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New England Historic Genealogical Society Meets in Mournful Session

Regular meeting of the New England Historic Genealogical Society was held in its rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Resolutions on the death of Rev. Dorus Clarke D D were presented. Death notices include Charles A Jones Josiah Moore Jones Willard Parker M D James Spear Loring Hon Francis Brinly Fogg David McKenney D D. A librarian report shows 26 oaks and 239 pamphlets received. An engraved portrait of the late Right Rev Dr Meade bishop of Virginia was donated by Rev George A Smith of Alexandria with thanks from the society. Rev John H Hayward of Camalat e a read a paper on Daniel Oone.

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New England Historic-Genealogical Society Dorus Clarke D. D Henry A. Hazen Reuben RK. Dodge Sutton Rawson Increase N. Tarbox Charles Augustus Jones Boston Josiah Moore Jones Willard Parker New York City James Spear Loring Brooklyn N. Y Francis Brinly Fogg Nashville Tenn David McKenney Pittsburg Meade Virginia George A. Smith Alexandria Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary

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Harvard Students to Compete for Boylston Prizes

Harvard college students will compete for the Boylston prizes for declamations at Sanders theatre on Thursday evening in May. Named participants include John Parker Holmes Arthur Gordon Webster Samuel Atkins Eliot Andrew Henshaw Ward Edwin Everett Jack Henry Elbert Barnes George Read Nutter Bartow Ramage John Brainerd Wilson Charles Robertson Saunders Mrah Lester Winter William Henry Baldwin Stephen Arnold Bailey Walter Folger Greenman George Russell Agassiz and James Henry Mcintosh.

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Governor Nominates Two Officials at Worcester Meeting

At a Wednesday executive council session the governor named C. F. Rockwood of Fitchburg as register of deeds for Worcester county north district and Arthur Lincoln of Hingham as trustee of the state library. John H. Butler was named to the pardons military affairs and accounts committee while Crane and Butler swap seats on tunnel and prisons panels.

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Abbott arraigned again in Watertown bank case

Wilden G. Abbott, defaulting cashier of the Union Market National Bank of Watertown, appeared before Commissioner Hallett for a second time. Through attorney Lion Bennett he waived examination and was held in 35600 bonds awaiting the May 15 grand jury. Abbott was remanded to jail and is expected to plead guilty.

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