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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1886

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3

Arbitration Amendments Favor Exemption Bill Passes

The House passed the Tobin bill to exempt soldiers from civil service provisions by a 137 to 52 vote after a long debate with speeches by Wilbur Fay Tobin Merritt Wilkinson Upham Gleason Crane Beckford Holmes Smith Baker White and others. Opposed were Allen Ambler Bartley Baker Brigham Brightman Burns Chappelle Darling Dewing Downes Dresser Fay Federden Fisk Fletcher Friend Hadley Hathorne Henry Holmes Hunnewell James Jenney Knight Lathrop Leland Lord Marcy Mason Parker Parkman Perkins Rice Rust Sanderson Shaw Sleeper Smith Stevens Teele Walker Walkup Wharton White Whitmore Wilbur Kaynham Wood etc.

Tobin Wilbur West Brookfield Fay Brookline Messrs Boston Merritt Chelsea Wilkinson Cambridge Upham Salem Twain Gleason Rockland Captain Crane Woburn Beckford Lynn Messrs.Holmes Spencer Smith Clinton Baker Shelburne White Leicester Allen Oakham Ambler Backup Bartley Brigham Brightman Burns Chappelle Darling Dewing Downes Dresser Federden Fisk Fletcher Friend Hadley Hathorne Henry Holmes Hunnewell James Jenney Knight Lathrop Leland Lord Marcy Mason Worcester Parker Parkman Perkins Rice Rust Sanderson Shaw Sleeper Stevens Teele Walker Malden Walkup Wharton Whitmore Kaynham Wood

Amendments Adopted on Arbitration Bill By House Vote

The House adopted amendments to the arbitration bill after reconsidering a Senate non concurrence. The debate centered on whether an employer could represent labor interests as an arbitrator. A motion by Mr. Walker to reconsider prevailed 81 to 48. Debate split opinions on whether employe representation is better served by including or excluding employer members. The House ultimately concurred with the amendment, and yeas and nays were not recorded.

House Walker Lynn Senate Doherty Boston Fay Brookline Dwyer Organizations of Labor

Amendment Broadens Cap Tobins Bill On Telegraph Stocks

In a busy House session Captain Tobin offered an amendment to strike out words limiting telegraph stock holdings. The move would prevent any telephone company from voiding more than 30 percent of stock in companies operating in this or other states. Debates touched on post ponement, and the matter was assigned for Monday.

Fay Sabin House Cabie Roads Senate Dresser Boston Board of Aldermen State House Dwyer Nourse Board of Prison Commissioners Alger Eggett Pierce House Judiciary Committee Secretary of State Supreme Court Dunbar Senate Judiciary Committee Improved Dwellings Association Springfield National Board of Health Committee On Federal Relations George B. Wood Second Infantry Sawin F. L. Stevenson Kh. C. Stone D. T. Stockwell W. H. Hennessy First Artillery Messrs. Federlion Quincy

Medford Objects to Special Police Officers Bill Postponed

Medford objected to the bill on appointing special police officers and postponed further discussion until Monday. The forest fires bill was assigned by motion of Mr Jenney of Hyde Park. Doherty placed the employers liability bill third for Tuesday as health boards may certify non vaccinated children for school attendance. The Salisbury annexation bill to Amesbury was assigned for Tuesday.

Medford Jenney Hyde Park Doherty Boards of Health Salisbury Amesbury

Railroads report mixed gains with a looming Northern New York traffic link

The quarter ending March 31 shows gross earnings of 395,087 and net 120,564 with a 29,496 deficit after fixed charges. A Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg traffic pact would add 118 miles and extend a through line from Suspension Bridge to Rouse's Point, benefiting several lines. Reading equipment plans at 750,000 funded by car trust certificates are discussed, with five year notes at 5 percent secured on equipment.

Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Utica Black River Lake Champlain Rome Watertown Ogdesburg New York Leake Champlain Suspension Bridge Rouse’s Point

Purified Mquor Promises Quick Relief for Invalids

A vintage advertisement extols the Cushing Process purified Mquor as a fast acting stimulant for nervous mobility heartburn early consumption pulmonary and bronchial affections and general prostration. It claims absolute purity and availability from druggists grocers and the Cushing Process Company at 214 High Street Boston.

Cushing Cushing Process Company High Street Boston

Inquest Held Over Child Runover Death in South Boston

Judge Burbank presided yesterday over an inquest into the death of George H. McAllister, the boy killed when struck by a South Boston Railroad Company car last Sunday. The conductor and witnesses largely exculpated the driver, and the inquiry was adjourned to next Wednesday.

Burbank George H. McAllister South Boston Railroad Company Mason Berlyn Charles River Street Railway Ark W. B H. Martin E. B. Hale Martin Fallon Charles River Street Railway Company Cambridge Railroad Company W. H. Martin

Mining stock close prices reported in San Francisco

San Francisco on May 14 lists the closing prices of mining stocks with entries for Bulwer Good & Curry Hale & Norcross Bodie Con Holmes Eureka Con and other issues. The market telegram notes prices such as Bulwer at 244 and Best & Belcher and Cala and HoP Sg entries among the scattered figures.

San Francisco Cal Bulwer Goo'd & Curry Best & Belcher Hale & Norcross Bodie Holmes Cercceess Con Ceeeecenes Eureka

A Lemon A Colored Woman Warner’s Safe Cure Helps Woman

A Rochester woman in 1885 recounts severe liver trouble with yellow skin, pro lapsus, and ulceration. After two months of doctors, she grew weaker, losing forty pounds, but rapidly improved and recovered through Warner’s Safe Cure. She expresses gratitude and cites her name and address.

Rochester Warner J. J. Bayne Lake Avenue

Grand Union Hotel Promises First Class Comfort

Visit New York City and stay at the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot. 613 elegant rooms fitted at one million dollars total, European Plan from $1 per day and up. Elevators, restaurant, horse cars and elevated railroad access. Families can live better for less money at this first class hotel.

New York City Girand Union Hotel Grand Central Depot Elevato's Grand Union Hotel

Financial News From Boston May 14 1886 Markets

The money market remains easy yet unchanged with banks discounting at 4 to 4½ percent and manufacturing paper at 3 to 4 percent. New York funds show a 17 to 20 cent premium for 210-day bills. government securities steady. Local stocks weak on bearish New York and Boston trading. volume totals include 37,300 bonds and 16,129 shares with Atchison movement and Gulf/Atchison corporate issues under scrutiny amid ongoing equity disputes and dividend discussions.

Boston New York

Market Readouts Amid Bond, Rail, and Mining Listings

A fragmented financial page lists bonds, railroads, land and mining companies with closing prices and percent changes. Prices range across bonds and rail stocks with several entries around 100, 110 and 122 percent, plus notes on land and mining equities and miscellaneous items.

Bonanza Development and Utility Assets Listing

A fragmented OCR listing references several entities and locations including Bonanza Development, BAC FOU de Li, Union Metallic, Eastman Freight Car Seatac, Summit Br Rd, Boston Water Power, and various figures such as 200, 50, 25. It reads like a catalog of assets or vendors with scattered numbers and place names, lacking coherent narrative.

Burton Bonanza Development BVO Catalpa Eastman Freight Car Seatac Union Metallic Fasten Summit Br Boston Water Power

New York Financial Market Report on May 14

The New York market opened weak with rail and utility stocks under pressure. Major declines included Consolidated Gas and Pacific Mail, while St Paul and Duluth saw gains early before fading. Bond activity eased with Jersey Central and St Louis San Francisco leading gains. overall volumes remained modest.

Adams Express Alton & Terre Haute American Express Boston Air Line Sur Or&n - 50 Ohio Central Canada Pacific Ohio & A Canada Central Iowa Ontario and Western Central Pacific Oregon Navigation Chesapeake & Ohio Oregon Transcon Oregon Oresco Pacific Mail Cecsene Panama Evansville Chicago Jor & Ney Pittsburg Coonces Ftochester & Pitta Del Lack slaNd Denver Rio Grande St Louis San Fran Erie Eenes di Wugist Paul Cccsessees Ao EE Ry GO PTC Ssesesese London Illinois

Despatch on Wheat Market Movements and Outlook

Cc S Lee notes today mirrors yesterday with firm open, buying, then drift, more long wheat sold by Ream Cudahy Brega Hamill as scalpers push short side. McDonald led as bull with 100000 at 76. New York shipments 300000 bu, Chicago 212000, Duluth 100000. Bulls encouraged by outward wheat movement. Corn rises. exports large, stock light, 40 elevators in West, under 100000 bu total. Engagements: 328000 bu wheat, 66000 bu corn, 99000 bu oats. Closing 765c on curb and open board. calls 77 77 44c, pats 7644 764c. Emery & Hodge note market steadier. June/July same open/close. New York exports steady but foreign markets follow declines. Southern Illinois Missouri crops look fine. harvest to begin in June. Over 1,000,000 bu shipped this week. small receipts expected. June shorts fearful. Car receipts: Wheat 21, Corn 186, Oats 151. Tomorrow openings: Wheat 23, Corn 75, Oats 167, Hogs 12000. Pats 76%, calls 77 44, curb 76%.

Cc. S. Lee Brewer & Wilkins Congress Street Ream Cudahy Brega Hamill McDonald New York Chicago Duluth Emery & Hodge Norton & Worthington Illinois Missouri Gorn Messrs Irving A. Evans & Co Moore & Schley Woerishoffer Milwaukee Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Southern Illinous St. Louis Wisconsin Canada Superior Canada New New York

Flour and Grain Market Report Quiet Along Wheat Outlook

The flour and grain markets show no real change with steady demand for goods. Oats are steady, corn quiet, and No 2 white scarce though trading exists. hemmed in by higher settling prices and varied call bids. Foreign markets weaken on silver declines and long wheat offerings, while local exports and a Milwaukee exception signal bulls’ influence. buyers urged to act before price rises.

Wholesale meat prices and market report inflation

The report details high prices and light supply across pork, lard, beef, and other meats with specific cuts and prices. It covers fresh beef, pork products, lard, tongues, ribs, hams, and various prepared meats, plus wholesale sugar, molasses, oils, and cotton market notes from multiple trading centers and ports.

Cotton and commodity markets from New York and midwest

New York cotton prices for uplands and Orleans vary by grade with middlings around 9 1 2c, Texas around 6 1 2c. Flour and wheat move lower on receipts of thousands of barrels and bush, with No 2 Chicago wheat at 87 87 1 2c and Minnesota extra near 4 75. Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee report mixed grain and firm pork and lard, cattle and hog markets show active movement and steady to higher price ranges.

New York Orleans Texas Ohio St. Louis Minnesota Chicago Kies Petroleum United Stexay State Western Steam Continent Western Liverpool Spetter Balley Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo Detroit

Cotton Market Report May 14 Across U S Ports

Aggregated cotton market data shows varied receipts and stocks by port with mixed tone. Key ports include Augusta Net, New Orleans, Charleston, New York, and Liverpool, noting shipments, exports to Britain and continent, and daily market moods from dull to firm. Consolidation figures show six day U S port receipts at 36965 bales and total exports to Britain at 56,1233 bales.

Augusta Galveston New Orleans c.Mobile Emphis Shipea Yannah Charleston Wilmington E. Norfolk Great Britain C. Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville United States France Liverpool

Imports at Boston and Ipswich Mills list machinery and goods

Boston screens a catalog of shipments from Liverpool and Ipswich with items such as machinery cases gloves pipes earthenware brandy walnuts and hosiery. The entries name firms like Shreve Crump & Low Pierce & co H M Peyser Clark Adams & Clark and Grout Warren & Blanchard among others with quantities including 50 boxes 34 cases 100x and 1 cage of books.

Liverpool Eng Scythia Shreve, Crump & Low Boston Manusco Ipswich Mills Hubbard Baring Bros & Co Grout, Warren & Blanchard Cage Books

Wholesale Shipping of Diverse Goods Across Markets

A vast ledger lists shipments and inventories from multiple firms including Houghton Mifflin, Prang Edte Co, and Brown Durrell & Co, detailing cases of textiles, hosiery, linens, woollens, hats, machinery, and glasses. Also noted are cargoes aboard ships in London and Boston, with entries for tins, wine, lemons, tin plates, and coal, reflecting a bustling trade network through several major firms and suppliers.

Houghton, Mifflin & Co Moses & Co Prang Edte Co Jones Rtberts Bros Coleman, &Co Brown, Durrell & Co Schoenhof Fuller, Dana & Fita Sears Collins & Fairbanks Kopman & Co Lloyd & Co Taylor & Sons Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Horace Partridge & Co Sheldon & Co Baring Bros & Co Stone & Downer Jordan, Marsh & Co Cumner, Jones & Co Lovell & Co Hevere Rubber Co B Moors & Co Wright Manus Co D& M Williams Brown Durrell & Co Macuillar Parker & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co Stch & Whiten Booth & Co Holder & Herrick Brown Bros & Co Lemons M Cummings Stowell & Co Baldwin Bros & Co Wright & Rich Stimson, Huntley & Co Gasa and Iron Works MW Curtis British Hosiery Co Johnson & Co Wood & Son Burr & Co Rogers Ff Hovey & Co Do Shepard, Norwell & Co Weil, Dreyfus & Co Moresey & Co London Eng Bozton City Lundberg Bates Boston China Peabody & Whitney Ditson & Co Abram French & Co Goldsmith H Parsons & Co Hollings & Co Rogers & Co Saxonvale Mills Iron Gossier & Co Iron Brown Bros & Co Yarmouth Barclay & Co Delong & Seaman Ellis & Co Clements JG Ail & Co. Cienfuegos John"McDermott Sugar & Atkins & Co

Staple Product Receipts At Port May 14 Compared With Last Year

The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port today from all shipment points including in transit, compared with the same day last year. Key items and quantities are listed to reflect changes year over year.

Port receipts for staple goods week compared to last year

The table lists weekly total receipts at a port for staples such as cotton, wool, butter, flour, oats, wheat, potatoes, hay, peas, straw, tallow, lumber, leather, beef, pork, lard, bacon, hides, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and pelts from principal shipment points, showing figures for 1886 and 1885. It notes in transit commodities and compares with the corresponding week last year.

Gora Ewe Barney Cis Suger Buster Higgs Wasis Osea Dors Ebee

Court docket list of cases before Chief Justice Brigham

A dense docket reads numerous civil actions and appeals listed in the order for Monday and for judgment. Names include Monohan Nerney Kent Todd Wentworth Duggan Roberts White Moore Stevenson Adams Aiden Mazon Sexton Fay Gowant Brown Clark Russell Toomey Tufts Donnelly Williams Ballou Katen Tarbill Page Churchill Wheeler Treat Pill Fuchs Lucas Powers Griggs Holt Evans Nickerson Coughlan Meyer Provident Institution for Saving Dearee Sherman Paul Pelkey Fennessey Spofford Boston Providence RR McFarland Easter RR Kelley Kildoff Lindeman Cellar Tufts Thompson Osgood McGann Haines Rolfe McGeffigan Rosk Sheriey Boston Willes Roberts Myers Campbell O Donnell Lowel.

Monohan Nerney Same Kent Todd Wentwoth Duggan Frost Eastern RR Roberts White Moore Stevenson Adams Aiden Thurber Express Co Mazon Brooks Sexton Fay Mattel Gowant Weed S Machine Brown Clark Fanthefer Russell Squire Toomey Boston Tufts Donnelly Suffo Williams Knowlton Ballou Scully Katen Costello Tarbuil Warner Page Churchill Wheeler Treat Pill Fuchs Lucas Slater Powers Griggs Holt Evans Nickerson Coughlan Meyer Provident Institution Dearee Sherman Paul Pelkey Fennessey Spofford McFarland Providence McDonald Easter Kelley Kildoff Lindeman Cellar Thompson Osgood McGann Haines Rolfe McGeffigan Rosk Sheriey

London May 1 to Liverpool May 14 market notes on grains and staples

Beerbohm reports show cargoes off coast with wheat and corn firm for shipment while arrivals are scarce. Liverpool quotations mark wheat steady with modest receipts, prices for corn and other staples mixed. London consols and rail stock figures listed as markets hold firm or soften slightly.

Sullivan and Clougherty Plead Guilty in Manslaughter Case

Charles P Sullivan and Michael Clougherty were arraigned for manslaughter in the death of John H Burke on H Mover Street. They pleaded guilty to assault and battery and the plea was accepted by the court.

Charlies P. Sullivan Michael Clougherty John H. Burke

Death Notices and Ages for City Residents in May

In this city on May 11 to May 12, several obituaries or notices list individuals and ages: John E Agry aged 25 years 9 months. Ameliia Alexander daughter of Rev A Alexander. Susan D Austin aged 49 years 9 months. Mary J Bergh wife of Jacob Bergh aged 22 years 9 months 12 days. Mary Dunn aged 32 years. George Holbrook aged 42 years. Mark Hughes aged 9 years 4 months. John Tyrredt at Chelsea on May 12.

Hamilton Mfg Co and Boott Mills tied to legal action

Fragmentary notice mentions Hamilton Manufacturing Company Boott Cotton Mills and Lawrence Miz Go Tawe Mée fin in a local record. The readable phrases reference corporate entities tied to a civil or financial matter with limited context.

Hamilton Mfg Co Boott Cotton Mills Lawrence Miz Go Tawe Mée Fin

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Richards Reade Street Cw Mediately Wilmerdin Treepee A, Moount & Ne Auctionsers White St Townrserd & Montant Leonard Street Philadelphia Samuel Burting’s Lippincott, Son & CO Market Street Crediir Oe Boot and Shoe Auction House Ana Francis Henshaw & CO No. Si State Street Merchants’ Exchange Mar Rae Edwani P Mouiton Lena Dearborn Hale Glenn Hill Pike Dean Pacific Mills Do Amory Mfg Co Market National Bank Iowa Falls and Sioux City RR Co West Michigan RR Odo Nashua R BR Co Mass Shoe Weather Nati Bank de Ames Mfg Co Rutland Ra Springfeid Memphis Sacocone Claremont Reece Buttonhele Machine Co Do Androscoggin Mills Newmarket Mfg Naumkeag Scovill’s John F. Henry & CO Saco Ports Boston and Atchison, Ea and Seek Fe RR Co Burl and State National Bank Ueau de Jackson Miz Co de Tremont and Suffolk Mills So Western Rrss Atchinson Santa Fe City StJoe Council Bluffs Mountsin Arkansas Sheres Middlesex Mills Boston & Maine Rd E. H. i. Day Stcock Micrchants’ Exchange Beora State St Boston Stock Exchanges U. S J. L Mange J. K Humphreys’ Med. Co Humphreys’ Medicine Co Atcomate Humphreys Fulton St Pat Essen St. Vitus’s Scotch Oats Essence CO L. Foster Morse Warren Street Samuel Little Edward Sands Phineas B. Smith Aaron D. Williams Charles ~. Sawyer City Square Charlestown John P. Barnard Warren Middlesex Bunker Hall Street Suffolk Bunker Hill -Treet Benjamin Page Yerrington Wall Street Sullivan J. Brown Bunker Hill Street Barnard Seth Wilmaith Warren Institution Ang Syee Hensry Albert Howe & CO Brightons Warren Avenue Resten Stock Exchange Palmer Nati Bank Palmer, Mass Highland Street Ry Co North Nati Bank Washington Nati Bank Market Nati Bank Middlesex Mills Gt Falls Mfg Co Boston and Sandwich Gass Co Roward Nati Bank Fire and Marine Inc Roautan Raitine Ma Brusuyee Armer Ue de Boston & Maine City of St Lows Wayne Ga Boston and Albany Cheshire Concord Lowel L K&s Lawrence Southern BR Ivuy Republican Vailey Tnion Metallic Fast Assn Deneete Klaél fPant Evvcice Sya Epl Third National Bank Blackstone Nati Bank Tremont Nati Bank Atlantic Nati Bank North Nail Bank Pleasant Hill de Soto Atlantic Mutual India Mutual Insurance Company Newton National Bank Detroit, Lansing & Northern Co Androscoggin Mills Lamson Store Service Co Slice and Leather Nail Bank Middlesex Horse Rbr Worcester and Norwich Old Colony Ton, RK Old Boston National Bank McKay KB. Hnights & CO Washington Street Main St Cambridgeport Concord Square South End West Third Street South Boston C. H. Wetmore County of Commonwealth of Massachusetts Johnm. Way Hartopp Street Reed's Court H. H. Moses Hartopp Martin Lennon Wetmore John M. Way Horatio Harris & O Mierekar Ho State Street Samuel E. Spring Matanzas Continental Wharf
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