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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1884

Page

3

Boston Stocks Slide Amid Weak Market Interest

The Boston stock market shows continued weakness with dull price ranges and overall light activity. Bonds and shares traded modestly higher or lower, highlighting cautious investor sentiment as railroad, telephone and mining issues move slowly in a largely flat session.

Dividend Declarations by Mutual District Messenger Dunkin Mining Ipswich Mills

The Mutual District Messenger declares a $2 per share dividend quarterly. Dunkin Mining to pay a five cent dividend next month. Ipswich Mills declares a $3 per share dividend semi annually. Richardson Hill Co. executes stock and bond orders with private wires to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.

Mutual District Messenger Company Dunkin Mining Company Ipswich Mills Company Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadeciphia Baltimore No. 40 Water Street Reade Street Bedford Street A. P. Taber Shoe and Leather Exchange Fall River Line

Wall Street Quiet Early Then Falls Amid Rumors And Bank Failure

New York on May 21 moves erratic as rumors of trouble at large houses circulated and a small stock firm failure followed. Market swung from losses to gains, with coal shares pressured by production curtailment fears. Union Pacific later fell, but some leaders recovered. overall activity totaled 435,200 shares with mixed results across mining stocks and transport issues.

Boston Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rio Grande Valley Burlington Dodge City Southwest Trinidad Las Vegas Parsons, la Junta Meadow City Santa Fe Canyon Capt. Townsend Tesuque Valley San Diego Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Leland Sandwich Oregon and Transcontinental Company William Endicott, Jr Elijah Smith Muvessrs Charles H. Colby Brayton Ives T.,c St. L St. Louis Parker House Committee Concord N. H Connotton Valley Flint Pere Marquette Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Iowa Falls Sioux City New York New England Old Colony Mexican Central Union Pacific Oregon Erie Calumet Hecla Hamilton Cocheco Middlesex Great Falls Amoskesg Jackson Washington Salmon Falls Naumkeag Lincoln Blackstone Exchange Second Eliot Old Boston Republic Webster Shoe & Leather North America State Howard Atlas Advanced Metropolitan Continental Prime Mercantile Paper Western Union Northwest Jersey Central Lackawanna Reading Canada Southern St. Paul Loutevile and Nashville Lake Shore Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Penn Bank of Pittsburg Philadelphia Louisville and Nashville P.M Pacific Mail Omaha Ames Humacoa Marbadoesa Mayaguez New Orleans Porto Rico Port Rico Barbadoes Cienfuegos NAVAL Resim Calcutta Western City Bofton Produce Exchange Vermont Legion Canton Liverpool Elgin Lil Little Falls Utica St Albans Canada Carolina Patna Java Om Geslers Cienfuegous Havana Cienfus SUMAC Sicily Tanner Imperial Hyson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Skin Cangon Souchong Connecticut New York State Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Madeira Ivison Malaga Graham Burgundy Michigan New Hampshire Kentucky Texas Territory California Montevideo Cordova

Global Steamship Cargo List Heads to Ocean Roster

In a sprawling consignments catalog from Liverpool, numerous shippers report extensive tonnage and diverse goods aboard multiple steamers and consignments. Items include chemicals, glass, bottled beverages, machinery, textiles, and bulk commodities bound for global destinations, with figures for casks, crates, cases, bales, and sacks across dozens of companies and partners.

Liverpool Eng Linder & Meyer Sherburne Great Western Despatch Co Pierce, Haray & Co O Dame & Co Geneva Pierce & Co Howard Sheet Baring Bros & Co Mise Beach & Co Thayer & Lincoln Coleman, Mead & Co M Cummings Morey & Co Baldwin Bros & Co McDuffee & Stratton Bavana and Cardenas Ayrshire Bhos Sugar Standard Sugar Cienfuegos Dana Bros

Foreign Exports at Algoa Bay and East London SA

Shipping cargoes list large quantities of nails coal tobacco flour timber and miscellaneous goods from Algoa Bay and East London and notes trade shipments from Glasgow and Montevideo including steamer Paonician with flour sacks finished leather and woollen shirts in a condensed archival export ledger style.

Algoa Bay London Fiy Glasgow Scot Montevideo George Treat

Brighton and Watertown Live Stock Market Report May 21

Live stock totals shown for cattle sheep lambs swine at Brighton and Watertown market. This week 3 623 cattle 7 942 sheep 14 465 lambs. last week 8 049 cattle 8 070 sheep 12 924 lambs. One year ago 3 826 cattle 9 191 sheep 138 223 lambs. Numbers by state shown.

Lively Cattle and Hogs Trade From Boston Markets

Merchantry reports brisk beef and store stock sales with 12 car loads of cattle and 415 store pigs arriving at Boston yards. Prices for steers range around 6 6 per cwt with varied weights and several lots of milch cows and calves sold from $35 to $200 per head. Named buyers include Libby & Son and Breck & Wood with multiple New England consignors from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Icici Watertown Veces Servecsce Ecs Liichton Libby & Son J H Fogg H Wardwell G Wells Portland Boat Wilcox I. Westerbrooks Sargent Breck & Wood M Pike C Hooper O F Bothell Alarich & Johnson R Barrett O Q Sanborm Dow & Moulton BK Winn A S Hastings M G Flanders S Carroll Gounter W G Townsend G A Sawyer A A Martin F S Kimball A B Edwards G H Sprigg Martin & Squier N Jenne L W Tinker Sargent & Turner J Pipers P Savage H J Milier Williamson Ricker H Eldred Seaver Long Hollis J S Henry A Smith Estern Statee Hathaway & Jackson W Conwell Monroe Hollis & Co J F Stetson HH Eames Farrell & McFlyon Farrell A Hollis Glasgow Liverpool London G H Hammond & Co Phoenician J A Hathaway Lingham & O'Brie N Kennedy York City A N Morroe Lingham & O Enow Breck É Wood J O Sanborn Boston Gells EF Adden All & Seaver S. Mame Libby FS Kimball G Il Spagg Hmw Jenne LR Tinker A J Piper T Savage LJ Miller A Williamson W Ricker Hall & Seaver J $ Henry Scattering Hurlbert H. N. Jeune J. O. Sanborn Thomas Weeks Gilford N. H JS Henty Wood & Breck B&c S C Clement Corinth M T Flanders Albany E H Evans Farrell & Merlyn Brightoo Boston and Albany Railroad A. N. Monroe J. H. Henry A. Williamson Aldrich & Johnson

Markets by Telegraph Cotton Receipts and Prices May 21

Cotton markets across the United States show mixed receipts and stocks with mid upland prices for May 21. Notable figures include Baltimore, New Orleans, and New York areas with varied net and gross sales, shipments, and stock levels, while domestic markets report steady or dull tone and price contrasts across key cities including Chicago, New York, and St. Louis.

United States Phila St L's Great Britain France Continent

Wheat and corn markets steady in London and Liverpool

Commercial report from Beerbohm notes floating cargoes of wheat steady with fair Continental demand and few corn bids. Market in Liverpool shows flour and grain prices mixed with quiet breadstuffs. imports into the UK last week include 280000 to 235000 quarters of wheat and 70000 to 75000 of corn. Provisions prices listed for pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow.

Chicago Shipient Baer Buster, Boxer Oleo PKS Cote New York Orleans Minnesota Osage SOUO Cuba Patna Unitea Lord Western Steam Tierces City Steam South America Elgim Creamery Liverpool ST. Louis Milwaukee Albany Cincinnati Toledo Detroit London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane United Kingdom

Assignments and bank closures mark a day of distress

A cutlery maker’s firm was sold at public auction to Smith Sutton & Co of Pittsburgh for 8250 while inventory valued at 17660. A Pittsburg bank closed at 1230 PM citing runs and suspended payments. Townsend Townsend elevators faced debt claims after Sabin’s failure. Various Suffolk County attachments list numerous claim totals against multiple defendants.

Sabin Stillwater Minn J. H. Townsend & Co Grafton St. Paul E. Young Oneizim Mathieu Thomas Parton George L. Guptell Bridget Coppinger Ellen Hennessey James Cheevers Mayer J. Cohen John T. Gallagher Same John Killian Wm. Carey David W. Blaney Jas. A. McDonough Samuel A. Mudgett Henry Barker

Court record shows discharge after arraignment of ship captain

U S and commissioners court proceedings of May 21 before Commissioner Hallett recount Captain Josiah W. Cook of the bark Benjamin W. Dickerman arraigned on beating and wounding a sailor and discharged.

Hallett Josiah W. Cook Benjamin W. Dickerman

Peck executors v Richards resumes as defendant testifies

Supreme Judicial Court case before Judge Colburn resumes with the Peck executors versus Richards, the defendant submitting his testimony. In chambers before Judge Field uncontested divorce cases heard, with contested cases to be taken up Thursday. No. 1114 in order.

Colburn The Peck Executors Richards

Superior Court First Session Docket Entries and Trials

In the first session before Judge Klodgett case No 2086 Mayne H Rice vs Isaac Harris seeks 183066 for tobacco sold. defense claims sale by sample with inferior bulk. plaintiff cites tobacco price drop. Attorneys listed for both sides. Includes multiple docket items and later sessions before Judge Barker and Judge Mason with various case numbers and parties, noting trials, damages claims, and adjourned or resumed status.

Mayne H. Rice Isaac Harris Piaintiff Godfrey Morse L. D. Brandeis J. R. Clark C. H. Pratt Barker William Denvir Benjamin W. Morse Mary E. Morse Co. T. Russell, Jr W. E. Russell F. Dodge W. E. Dodge

Wills and administrations listed in Middlesex Probate Court

Before Judge Brooks the Middlesex County probate docket presents wills for Charles L. Taggart Lowell Frank Shandley Tewksbury Ezra C Hutchins Newton and Sarah C Brooks Cambridge Letters of administration granted for Gustave Anderson and William W Dennis Cambridge Julia N Saunders John McLaughlin William N Chase Lowell Richard Morrill Somerville Henry A Hixon Stow Matthew Warren Weston and Mary Dwyer North Reading

Charles L. Taggart Lowell Frank Shandley Tewksbury Ezra C. Hutchins Newton Sarah C. Brooks Cambridge Gustave Anderson William W. Dennis Julia N. Saunders John McLaughlin William N. Chase Richard Morrill Somerville Henry A. Hixon Stow Matthew Warren Weston Mary Dwyer North Reading

Court Sessions Report From Superior Court May 21

Judge Gardner presided as Manning and Lafferty faced robbery charges on trial. Mattie Mayfield admitted idle and disorderly conduct and received four months at the house of industry. Frank Cardinal and John Johnson pleaded guilty to assault and battery and had cases put on file with costs. Mary Hart pleaded guilty to common knightwalker and was placed on probation.

James Manning Patrick Lafferty Mattie Mayfield House of Industry Frank Cardinal John Johnson Mary Hart

Tort suit over alleged misrepresentation of a horse

Frank O. Webber sues Edward Lynch for damages claiming the horse sold for 200 was unsound with sores and disease. Lynch denies any warranty and says any disease appeared later. Jury disagreed. court adjourned without day.

Rockwell Frank O. Webber Edward Lynch Champlin Brown and Alger

Supreme Judicial Court Appeal Over Will Execution

Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex County hears an appeal from a probate decree admitting the will of Charles Laney of Natick. William Nutt, executor, contends improper execution and alleged testator mental unsoundness and undue influence by Mahalana Bailey and Elijah Perry. Jury finds proper execution sound mind and no undue influence. Contested divorce cases set for May 22.

Holmes William Nutt Charles Laney Natick George A. Bailey Probate Mahalana Bailey Elijah Perry W. J. Gale J. W. Hammond

Court sentences and bail across multiple districts

In central court Judge McCafferty fined John Sheehan for selling unwholesome meat. Several defendants faced bans and bonds: Guiseppi Yasiilo held for assault with a knife in superior court. John Reagan and others for assault with varied bail. Liquor nuisance cases of Leavy Quinn Gougeon Kelly and others held for June 4 appearances. Repetto, Otto, Poole, Judge, and Callahan faced June and May 25 dates for liquor offenses or minors. East Boston bound over for indecent exposure. Jenness Leahy Riley bonded for break in and larceny. Highland district John Farrell fined for assault. Roxbury Martin Finnerty sentenced for truancy. South Boston Thomas Rogers sent to house of industry for six months. Joseph Sullivan to eight months for assault and battery. appeals noted.

Central Court McCafferty John Sheehan Weston Guiseppi Yasiilo John Reagan John J. Leavy John D. Quinn Felix Gougeon Thomas W. Kelly Frank Otto Nahum Poole Domenico Repetto Fredric Andrews John Judge Jeremiah Callahan East Boston John H. Allen Joseph E. Jenness Michael H. Leahy John P. Riley Highland District Court John Farrell Roxbury Martin Finnerty House of Reformation South Boston Thomas Rogers House of Industry Joseph Sullivan

Multiple Boston area firms fail in broad insolvency wave

Unsecured creditors of Fred W. Davis of Spencer Mass. face likely losses as a $1200 mortgage on stock is foreclosed and possession taken. Insolvencies span H E Woodward Co Boston wholesale fish dealers Olmsted Conant grain dealers Newburyport druggist A J Atkinson and Chelsea fish dealer William Drummond. Palermo Me trader F A Johnson Theophilus Hopkins and Antrim N H cribs firm A F True Co report attachments. George Troy Hardwick J has assigned $10900 loan to his wife. Brownell & Co at NYSE suspended after securities loss. Willie Foster liabilities 26991.22 assets 12000. Feathers 619 Broadway Lena Lerburger Isaac Michel fail. McPhail boots NY failed. Soden Brooklyn grocer failed. Glendower iron works Danville idle awaiting extension. Frary stock and fixtures in Bridgeport despatch May 21.

Standard Pipe Company Mason Building Liberty Square Boston H. E. Woodward & Co Forthill Wharf Olmsted & Conant State Street Fred W. Davis Tailor Spencer Mass A. J. Atkinson Newburyport William A. Drummond Chelsea F. A. Johnson Palermo Theophilus Hopkins Portland A. F. True Antrim N. H George Troy Hardwick Thomas B. Bynner Jeweller New York City J. L. Brownell & Co New York Stock Exchange J. L. Brownell H. W. Walker L. W. Murray Brownell & Walker Walker New York Willie A. Foster Lena Lerburger Isaac Michel Broadway James McPhail Boots John D. Soden Brooklyn N. Y Glendower Iron Works Danville Bridgeport, Conn James D. Frary

Mortality in Massachusetts weekly deaths 1884

The State Board of Health Lunacy and Charity reports weekly deaths in 19 cities and towns for the week ending May 17 1884. It notes small discrepancies between reported and actual deaths and explains population estimates are based on census data from 1870 1875 and 1880 projected to March 1 1884 using poll figures.

Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity

The Young Folks Mild Room Habits and A Bird's Appetite

A column on keeping a tidy room shaping character and a playful note on a bird’s voracious appetite. Includes a quip about a girl’s dressing room and a whimsical poem about a sister, with various juvenile curiosities.

Dairy Notes on Butter Quality and Hog Feeding

An 1870s column praises gilt edge home made butter from private dairies and warns on legal dog damage claims in Indiana. It discusses green feeding for hogs, health benefits of pasture, and the dangers of fattening hogs too early. A satirical critique of Dairy Temperature guidance ends with a quip from the New Hampshire Mirror.

S. Bliss Indiana New York Tribune Roger Williams S. R. Thompson Nebraska Agricultural College

Fashion Points in Paris Styles for Spring Bonnets and Silks

Fashion notes describe gold galloon rosettes on velvet bonnets with cream aigrettes and new black lace bonnets trimmed in gold. Silk embroidered nets with gold crowns and florals, camel hair fabrics, steel trimmings, jet garnitures, and mother Hubbard lace dresses signal a lush spring promenade trend in Paris society.

Paris Mother Hubbard Sarah Hubbard

Connotton Valley Railway Bondholders Face Reorganization Call

H A Blood president urges bondholders and stockholders to back a reorganization plan for the Connotton Valley Railway held by a court appointed receiver in Ohio. He warns delays and infighting will render current securities worthless, insisting careful action and unity could preserve value for holders.

The Connotton Valley Railway Congress St Boston Courts of Ohio H. A. Blood

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