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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1884

Page

3

Weekly Stock Auction Highlights for Manufacturing and Banks

The week saw declines and advances across multiple manufacturing shares including Amory Cocheco Hamilton Jackson Lowell Lyman Naumberg and Pacific with Boston Belting and Washington shares rising. Bank stocks also moved with Atlas Blackstone Commerce and Merchand ise slipping while First National and People s shares gained. several issuers passed. Major indices show mixed activity as vendors like Central Massachusetts New England and State passed.

Amory Cocheco Hamilton Jackson Lowell Lyman Naumberg Pacific Boston Belting Dwight Washington York Chicopee Stark Lancaster Nashua Atlas Blackstone Commerce Howard Merchandise Mount Vernon North Old Boston Suffolk First National Lincoln Peoples Webster City Freemans Republic Shawmut Central Massachusetts New England State Suffolk National Bork Webster National Bank Chicopee Manufacturing CO Jackson Ae Mpo Hiavonedacee Soos Cuccen Boston Albany Bos Con Montreal Detroit Hillsdale & Southwestern Fremont Elkhorn M Val Kansas City Ft. Scott & Gulf Cccseres Rutland American Electric and Illuminating Ca America Sept Lawrence Gaslight Mercantile Insurance Essselao Union Stock Yard and Tr. Co Albany OE Cincinnat Ewe Providence Boston & Maine Acasa Burl. & Moos Boston and Chicago Bur Quincy Florence EF Dorado Wal Eas St. Jos OC. B. Ta Lynn & Boston Blackstone National Howard Nat. Bank Kiiccischesen Leekaales Ula Lincoln Nat. BK Nat Bank Washington National Bank Boston — Bone Cocheco Manufacturing Burlington Cedar Rapids & N Cambridge Horse Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Oregon R& N. Co Scrip Francis Henshaw & Co Ecayecesseas Maple River Mailroad Ccc Cecetee Old Colony Boston Marine Shoe & Leather Insurance Poa Amatican Electric Cesnans Sean Els Boston Exchanze Cecssseeverss Iinapsceseeeuue Cuveeens Douglass Axe Company Aeinenekes Merchants’ Electric Light Loplac Atchison and Topeka Globe Nail Co Freemans National Bank Nationaal Bank Howard National Bank Suffolk National Bank State National Bank Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Boston and Albany RR White Water R R Co Shoe and Leather Insurance Co McKay and Sigelow jdo_ Burton Stock Car Co Missouri Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Everett National Bank Haniuiton Woollen Mills American Loan & Trust Co Union Stock Yarn & Transit Co Jackson Manufacturing Co Twhare Dwight Manufacturing Co Cocheco Miz Co Nashua Mie Co Do Haniuton Manufacturing Co Boston Water Power Co National Exchange Bank Maverick Nationa Bank Lincoln National Bank Blackstone National Bank New England National Bank Jehare Familton Manufacturing Co A. Ehares Lockwood Co Boston and Maine RR Boston Exchange Co Douglass Axe Manufacturing National Rubber Co Bristol American Electric and Muminating Co Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw RR Cambridge Grand River Valley New Albany and St Louis RR

Railroad firm declares dividend per share

The Iowa Falls and Sioux City railroad company proclaims a dividend of 175 cents per share while the Essex company declares 3 cents per share. Richardson Hill Co offers prompt stock and bond executions on the Boston and New York boards with a private wire to major markets. Daily quotations are available at No 4 Water street office.

Iowa Falls Sioux City Essex Company Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore Water Street South Boston Expressmen’s League Pathfinder Railway Guide Oak Island Grove Revere Beach Central Station Congress Street Homer J. Goff Mysia Highland Railway Company Columia Street Grove Hall Columbia Street Willa Gel Forrest Tulls Board of ‘Trustees J.B Goward Uetum Highland Street Railway South Boston Railroad Company Kneeland Street Lincoln South Streets South Street Metropolitan Railroad Company Milk Street Devonshire Street Postofice Square Highland Street Railway CO Moody Merrill

Market Opens Weak Amid Diamond-Gould Trading Scrutiny

New York May 19 markets show weak open with stocks falling from previous close. Union Pacific, Northwest, and Lake Shore slide while foreign holders exit, and speculation centers on Gould and Vanderbilt backing. Trading includes sizable non delivery buying and European price gaps.

New York Stock Exchange Union Pacific Philadelphia Reading Central Pacific Northwest Lake Shore Delaware Lackawanna and Western New Jersey Central Missouri Pacific Kansas and Texes Texas Pacific Amsterdam Messrs Gould Sage Europe New York Stock Exchange Western Union Fsh Mesre, Lawson, Douglas & Co Vanderbilt

Boston commercial exchange Grain and cotton market notes

Grain traded with oats bids and asks across July June and July contracts. Cotton spot steady in New York and Liverpool with 46 000 bales sold. Liverpool steady, New York opened steady closed quiet. Butter eggs cheese and dairy receipts reported. Norfolk steamer fruit counts. Chicago market shows July contracts and hogs. Liverpool wool and petroleum notes. mention of a taxidermy bald eagle at Faneuil market by Mr Mann.

Bostom Commercial Exchange Salea Gall New York Liverpool New York Palaces Boston Norfolk Z. G. Stoner Bermuda Chicago Park Laverpool Sean W. W. Palmer Faneuil Mann

Flour and grain market report with mixed prices and receipts

Flour and grain prices show activity limited to small lots with firm ranges for western superfine and various bakers and roller mills. Grain and meal quotes cover cornmeal oats flax and rye while receipts and shipments noted in Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit. spirits and butter cheese eggs follow steady to downtrend patterns.

Michigan Indiana Ohio Minusaota Bakers New York Roller Chicago Detroit Milwaukee COREN Toledo Cressing St. Louis Biowaukee lLower St Louis Prarley Cincinnati St. Loui

London and Liverpool Market Roundup May 10 16 19 1900s

A British financial flurry reports bullion into the Bank of England amounting to £48,000. Imperial Bank of Germany shows a 4,499,000 mark increase in specie. London stock quotes list major rail and metric shares with mixed results. Sugar brokers Leitch Patten suspend liabilities at £70,000. Wool sales record 10,397 bales. Liverpool wheat and corn trade shows inactivity and firmer corn. Commodity prices for pork bacon lard cheese and tallow listed in pounds and shillings.

United States Philadelphia Inc Chicago St. Louis Baltimore New Orleans Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburg Providence Dee Louisville Kansas City Detroits Milwaukee Cleveland Hartford Indianapolis Columbus New Haven Peoria Portland Worcester Springfield Emphis Lowell Syracuse N.Y New York Stock Exchange Bradstreet’s Canada New York Memphis Washington, D. C Biocete Marck Pacific Reichsmarks St. Lo Sonora Calum & Heels Quincy Ceecees iv Jos Cece Ene Tel A.J Bn& Q Fitchbury Flint Ny&n Sete Foston Hticer Bame Biock Lowist Atck Top Sants Fe Bowmaam Sonanga Dev Eatenwen Boston Land Union Pacific Florida Chariester North Carolina Norfolks Western Worcester County Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin New Hampshire California Territory Texas New Zealand London Bank of England Perlin Imp Rial Bank of Germany Wursta New Jersey Central Erie New York Central Ilinois Central Pennsyvannia Reading Mexican St Paul Common Leitch, Patten & Co Sugar Brokers Greenock Commercial Sydney Port Phillip Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool Leudon

Shipping Movements and Goods Listed Across Caribbean Ports

Imports at Boston include Cianfuegos steamer raighili-1155 adding 19 tierces sugar. Atkins & co. rae Brig Caribbean-355 puncheons 234 bhils 25 bbls molasses. Gosmer & co, Baracoa, Schooner Lin O' Dee-50 000 cocoanuts 8702 bunches bananas. WW 4& CK Noyes. Bermuda Schooner Da Toa bole potatoes 3113 do onions 5 boxes beets. Bennett & Rand Capek Haytién. Schooner Cariie Kasier-437,275 tea logwood order. Cienfuegos Schooner Novelty-188 bhide 20 tiercea 2 bbis mulasses 4 Atkins & co. Havana Steamer Niagara at New York-5500 agars NW Samuel, Boston. Humacao Brig Canadian-262 casks molasses order. Mobil Schooner Hattie Turner-730,000 feet lumber Albert T Stearns.

Cianfuegos Suger K Atkins & Co Rae Gosmer & Co Baracoa Lin O’ Dee CK Noyes Bermuda Bennett & Rand Capek Haytien Schoomer Cariie Kasier Cienfuregos Atking & Co Havana Niagara New York Samuel Boston Humacoa MOBIL Hattie Turner Albert T Stearns

Commodity Stock List from Railroads and Expresses

Fragments of a large financial and goods inventory listing quantities of flour oatmeal beans butter bacon lard tea and many other staples. Includes Eastern Fitchburg and Lowell Railroads and various consignments with numerous bales cases sacks boxes and carloads of commodities.

Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem

Cotton Markets May 18 Receipts and Prices

Table lists receipts, net and gross sales, coastwise movement, shipments and stocks at principal U S markets with upland mid dling price for May 10. Entries name market totals for receipts and sales and note stock levels across regions.

United States

Court Record S&S Commissioners Court May 190

John A. Flynn was held in 500 dollars bond for trial in the United States circuit court after his arrest in Fall River on a charge of passing a counterfeit silver dollar.

John A. Flynn Fall River

Supreme Judicial Court Rules on Carrier Tort Jurisdiction

Two cases Lyman Millis v Wabash and Carter v home involved common carrier contracts for 64 bales of cotton and tort counts. The Supreme Judicial Court held that actions containing tort counts cannot be removed to this court, which lacks jurisdiction over torts. Hutchins and Wheeler for plaintiffs. Ti. Benton Jr. for defendants.

Supreme Judicial Court Lyman Millis Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railroad Company Wm. N. Carter Home Hutchins and Wheeler V. Ti. Benton, Jr

Supreme Court disputes set off in Trecey v Grant

Supreme Court case covers contract action for cash and stock payment. Judge rules set off evidence inadmissible. verdict for plaintiff $16173. Later cases discuss sidewalk defect liability in Crowninshield v. and notes amendments and rulings overturned on appeal.

C. Franklin Trecey Jett Grant K. Dudley E. B. Southard Jacob Eirnbaum Benj Chandler E. Cotting Wierd Place Willard Place Johnson L. M. Child F.C W. E. Welch

Boston Firms Fail in Widespread Credit Collapse

Barna Snow & Co fish dealers of Boston assign to Henry S. Potter and partners after failing to meet a second composition payment. The firm and related creditors dominated half Boston’s fish trade with liabilities around 300000 to 350000. Townshend & Co millers, Henry Mayo & Co grocers, and Davis & Taylor creditors face similar troubles with large asset gaps. Receivers appointed for Northwestern Car Manufacturing and related firms amid a broad downturn and mine closures at Tombstone banks.

Barna Snow & Co Atlantic Avenue Boston Henry S. Potter Potter & Wrightington John 8. Brackett T. J. Jones & Co Charles H. Bates E. T. Russell & Co L. Pickett & Co Gloucester Maine Barna 5. Snow David J. Edwards Henry Mayo & Co Atlantic Committee of Investigation James M. W. Hall A. W. Stearns C W. Kingsley A. C. Newman J. Merrill Currier Mr. Hall Mr. Stearns Francis Flint Corwin Bros Derry N. H Samuel L. Boyd & Son New Orleans Jonas H. French Mass French John F. Smyth New York John E. Gordon Winchester Kh. M. Hamill Newton Kan Northwestern Car Manufacturing Company Stillwater Minn D. M. Sabin McClure E. R. Brown Hersey, Beal & Brown Stimson Sabin Northwestern Car Company Marine National Bank of New York Ward & Grant J. H. Townshend & Co Townshend St. Paul Horace Thompson J. E. Thompson R. B. Langdom Minneapolis Thomas Lowry H. F E. Fogg W. R. Merriam Tombstone Ann Charles Hudson James Toole Suffolk County John Rafferty Dennis Crowley Municipal Court Samuel Thompson Edward H. Osborn Same

Railroad improvements at Charlestown Mystic wharf

The Commercial Bulletin notes extensive upgrades by Boston and Lowell on Mystic wharf Charlestown. Dredging, wall extensions, new timber belt, and sheds planned at a total cost near 90000 to handle rising coal and grain freight. The Denver Utah and Pacific and Colorado Northern merge under one management, forming the Denver Utah and Pacific railroad company with 12 directors and 3 million in capital.

Commercial Bulletin Boston and Lowell Railroad Company Mystic Wharf Charlestown Lowell Lawrence Manchester Concord Western Consolidation Denver, Utah and Pacific Railroad Company Colorado Northern Railroad Company Secretary of State of Colorado New Consolidated Company

Storm Beaten at Globe and Other Week’s Attractions

The Globe theatre continues Storm Beaten for another week with crowded houses and dazzling scenery. Bijou presents The Black Baby for a final run, while Topsy-Turvy remains at the Museum only through this week. Jalma marks its 250th Boston showing at Park Theatre with souvenir programs for ladies and children. Park hosts Daly’s Red Letter Nights with a star-filled cast led by James Lewis and John Drew. Howard Athenaeum features Hero or the Love of Mr. Shasta with Byron in the lead and a full military band. Next week’s notes include Ideal Opera’s Globe engagement and a Tremont temple concert by the Boston Oratorio Society.

Globe Theatre Bkag Museum Boston Park Theatre Augustin Daly James Lewis Cornelius Poswog John Drew Tom Charles Fisher Lord Muddlefud Otis Skinner Reginald Mud Ada Rehan Tony Oliver Doud Byron Howard Athenaeum Hero Shasta Mr. Byron Gen. Barrett U.S. A Donald McKay Joseph Welden Capt Jack Harry B. Hudson Benito Lerdo Kate Byron Isabel Wallace the Lily Sadie Montgomery Artine Wild Rose Ideal Opera Company Martha Boston Oratorio Society J. G. Lennon Tremont Temple Barlow-Wilson Minstrels Warlack Theatre Company Lady Claire Fourteenth Street Theatre New York Sol Smith Russell Boston Museum Brdgewood Folks Dudley Street Opera House Frank A. Ferguson New England Hospital Ed. Rice Bristol” Company

Embezzlers Arrested From Local Firms

Fred Norman a commercial traveller for 8S Sawyer & Co booksellers was arrested Saturday for embezzling 57 from his employers. Robert H Hazleton a travelling salesman was arrested Saturday on a complaint charging him with embezzling 300 from Bowers Bartlett of 101 State street. Frank Sanborn, agent for Household Sewing Machine Co at 149 Tremont street, was arrested for embezzling 570 and obtaining 56 by false pretences.

Fred Norman Sawyer & Co Robert H. Hazleton Bowers & Bartlett State Street Hazleton Frank Sanborn Household Tremont Street Sanborn

Baby show closes first week with prize prospects

More than 100 babies selected for prizes will be rated today to determine winners. Twenty three mothers are noted for beauty with five to receive prizes. An expected 300 babies may enter this week including a Japanese baby and Sammy Lee the Chinese cherub. A silk wigwam will be built for an Indian mother and papoose and other improvements will be made in the hall. Attendance Saturday was excellent despite weather.

Sammy Lee

Boston Merchants Honor John Lowell With Retirement Dinner

The Boston Merchants association plans a reception and dinner for Hon. John Lowell upon his retirement from the beach. The event is at the Hotel Vendome on Friday May 23 at 5 30 P M Speakers include Gov. Robinson Mayor Martin ex Gov. Gaston Judge Devens and likely Justice Gray President Eliot or Justice Morton among others.

Boston Merchants’ Association John Lowell Ey Hotel Vendome Geo. ©. Richardson Ezra Farnsworth

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