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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1884

Page

3

Boston Stock Market Rises Amid Heavy Day of Trading

Boston stocks showed strong gains with broad participation as bulls pushed prices higher on a day of lively activity. Trading totals reached 407,000 bonds and 6031 shares with notable moves in Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific and Mexican Central among others. Dividends declared included Lehigh Navigation 3 percent and Boston and Albany 3.25 per share, with various bond movements and column remarks on government actions and Union Pacific earnings.

Boston New York Gould Vanderbilt Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Chicago Western Merchants’ Association Washington Teller Phillips Folger Lehigh Navigation Company Boston and Albany Railroad Company Northwest Uincy Lackawanna Louisville Jersey Central Quincy St. Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Omaha Western Union Lee Louisville and Nashville New Jersey Central Tool Union Psestic Mr. Dillon Dillon Woerishoffer

Trade and Outlook Amid Flood Damage and Market Shifts

Telegraphic summaries report extensive cotton and cattle losses from rain in the Red River valley near Shreveport with up to 109 miles underwater. Submerged areas include Senator Ebson’s properties and 200 other planters. total submerged area yields an estimated 75 000 bales of cotton.

Red River Valley Caddo Bossier Kila Shreveport Ebson New York National Press and Chicago Milgouri Lead St. Louis New York Anuary L Call Board Board of Trade Boston Commercial Exchange

Flour and grain market report on dull trade and prices

Flour and grain trade dull with light sales and buyer-favorable prices. Prices listed for western superfine, common extras, and various regional roller grades. receipts and shipments for Milwaukee New York and other markets. continued general softness in butter cheese eggs and other commodities with note of steady to dull market conditions.

Boston New York Michigan Indiana Ohio Minnesota Ilinois St Louis de Roller Winter Wheat Wisconsin Milwaukee St. Louis Vermont Elgin New York Gold and Stock Report State Western Mercantile Exchange Eastern Creamery Eastern Dairy Sivans Liverpool Kin Utica St L's United States Great Britain France Baltimore St. Lows Memphis New Orleans Louisville Charleston Galvestow

Strawberries and market notes from regional produce beat

The report details strawberry quality and price ranges from 10 to 15 cents with retail 5 cents. It covers maple sugar, hay, seed, hops, pork and lard quotations, and extensive stock and grain prices across New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, Milwaukee and other exchanges, noting steady to firm tones and mixed regional receipts.

Financial and trade notes from London and Liverpool markets

London securities drain as 8 bonds mix at 122, 4 percent notes near 123 ¾. A&G Worsts and Reading shares listed. U.S. Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific prices shown. Beerbohm’s report notes little grain inquiry, wheat listings soft, corn cheaper as demand weak. Liverpool flour and corn prices given with 3‑day wheat receipts at 95 000 centals, mostly American. breadstuffs dull and corn easy.

London Shoe A&g Erie New Yorks Pennsylvania Uadelphia Canadian Pacific St Paul Common Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Liverpool

Imported Goods and Provisions Listed in Trade Ships

Foreign Exports Lunenburg Nova Scotia ship Melinda reports 50 barrels meal 100 do asewives 100 do mackerel 10s8 quintals codfish. Big Canadian from St Johns Newfoundland lists agricultural implements 4575 ts butter 9000 bricka 7 cases clubs 16 do 2 bbls confectionery 5 cases 5 bbls dried apples 5 bols 2 pieces furniture 410 bbls Hour 19 boxes glassware 28 do 16 bdl s and bbls hardware 10 boxes hops 20 bills leather 13 cases matches 6 bales fuels 540 bbl s kerosene. Wool clothing 2 cases organs 10 bbls pitch 215 do pork 6 iron pumps 135 cases rubber shoes 2 no do goods 1 bbls tar 15 rods tarred paper 1 half bbl varnish 22 bbls Woodenware 10 bbls sugar. 4 Tiull Eng via New York Steamer Salerno 88 boxes acon. ST John NB Schooner Speedwell 125 bb s graham flour 125 do Hour 1 dool 125 40 Columeal 100 do pork.

New York Timothy South America Cincinnati St Louis Chicago—Park Milwaukee East Buffalo Cincimnati St. Leuis Kansas City Chicago Toledo MaysGa Sic Isiec Saloc Louis Dull Corla Uth Rt Rye Western Dal Blarley Valencia Aspinwall Jamaica Baiacoas Virginia Wilmington Waynote Retland London United Kingdom Porto Rico Cuba Tolge Pittsburg Liverpool Uplands Orleans Manchester United States Lunenburg ST Johns Tiull Eng Salerno Acon ST Jomnn N B Speedwell Graham Hlour

Total Receipts of Staple Products May 27

Table lists yearly totals for staple goods across categories like cotton wool flour eggs oats and pork comparing 1894 with 1883 values. It records quantities in bales, bushels, boxes and sacks for commodities including oats, wheat, potatoes, hay, leather, tallow and hides with varied unit measures and totals.

Bbig Laliz

Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report May 27

Live stock counts from Watertown show cattle 918 swine 11 816 and sheep 813 on the week, with state origins listed. Car counts by railroad include Boston and Maine 3 Albany 0 and Eastern 12. beef and store cattle prices range from 400 to 950 dollars, with swine and hides detailed in the market snapshot.

Maine Boston Lowell Albany Fitchburg Eastern New York Ew England Providence Old Colony Tota Boston and Albany

Bankers Hawley Firm Faces Creditors After Failure

Rawley and Hawley partners have completed examination and will send a creditors statement showing assets about 25 000 dollars and liabilities above 300 000 dollars. A third meeting for RH D Winslow creditors is set for June 7 before Register Howe, with assignees to file final accounts. Gewitch and Sons leather firm in Vienna failed for 3 million florins, triggering suspensions by five other leather firms. John Holman named assignee for Annie B Bradstreet lodging house in Boston. Reed and Smith cotton merchants of New York have assigned, valued around 250 000 dollars. William Pinkney of New England bankruptcy liabilities 177 147 dollars. Percival Blodgett offers 50 percent cash and unsecured notes. Crawford county bank in Iowa suspended. C H Moss fruit dealer Green Cove Springs Florida failed. Potter Bros straw goods Camden New Jersey seek extension. Parkel Brewing La Salle Illinois failed.

Winslow Vienna Gewitch & Sons John Holman Annie B. Bradstreet Tremont Street Boston Reed & Smith New York Smith Marine National Bank Texas William Pinkney Newne Percival Blodgett Templeton Crawford County Bank Iowa C. H. Moss Green Cove Spring Fla Potter Lros Camden N. J

Annual Meeting of the Concord Railroad in New Hampshire

The concord railroad stockholders met in Concord at 11 15 A M with President Frederick Smythe of Manchester calling the meeting to order A committee was named to receive and count votes for directors A protest by John M Mitchell regarding voting rights of 4199 shares held by Northern railway trustees was read The court issued an injunction affecting voting on 4200 shares prompting adjournment discussions and further court input Seven directors were elected including Samuel N Bell Henry C Sherburne Walter M Parker Josiah Minot Benjamin A Kimball John H Pearson and James W Johnson The meeting adjourned at 2 49 P M A separate hearing in federal court addressed a related railroad dispute with decision reserved Other railroad earnings and rate news followed.

Concord Rallroad Concord N. H Concord Railroad Frederick Smythe Manchester John Kimball Wm. M. Chase L. H. Paine Dexter Richards Newport John J. Cilley Deerfield John M. Mitchell Henry C. Sherburne George E. Todd Alyah W. Sulloway Franklin Northern Railway Supreme Court Concord Road Samuel N. Bell Boston Montreal Northern Roads Smythe William L. Foster Concord Railway Harry Bingham Littleton Foster Daniel Barnard Sherburne Todd and Salloway Fairness Mitchell Messrs Bell David Cross Stanley and Clarke Ss. C. Strout Portland S. H. Dow Warner Cross Franklin Low Strout Alvah W. Sulloway George KE. Todd Beck Bunidot George Croughb Charles H. Newhall Henry C. Sherb Nfield United States Circuit Court Gray and Nelson Ogdensburg and Lake Charoplain Railroad Company Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation Northern Transportation Company of Ohio Oxrdensburg Philadelphia Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Jersey Central

Patent dispute and railroad contract cases in U S Circuit Court

In two cases before judges Gkvar and Nelson, Francis G Butler et al seek a patent under section 4915 for a cream separation device, while Shaw’s widow holds priority on related milk can improvements. Separately, Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad v Boston and Lowell Rail seeks to enforce a 1871 contract to secure an entire line from Boston, arguing $600,000 advanced and unreimbursed.

U.S. Circuit Court Gkvar Nelson Francis G. Butler Betsey H. Shaw Philander Shaw Fuller J. G. Abbott J. H. Benton, Jr Lowell Railroad F. A. Brooks Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company

Boston Water Power vs City of Boston Park Assessment

Petition for jury assessment of benefit to land from Back Bay park lay out. Park board set $16 144 assessment on petitioner land. Petitioner seeks jury verdict. Jury returned for petitioner. Attorneys: Hyde for petitioner Bailey for defendant.

Blodgett Boston Water Power Company City of Boston Back Bay Board of Park Commissioners H. D. Hyde A.J. Bailey George A. Denham S. Mansfield N. Sheldon

Kenny and Waters Receive Sentences in Local Case

Kelly and William Kenny were sentenced to six years and five years nine months in state prison with four years in Dedhar jail for robbery. Lizzie Waters pled guilty to common nightwalking and was placed on probation. Harvey B. Wilmot of 261 and 263 Washington Street had obstruction of a public highway charges placed on file on payment of costs.

Kelly William Kenny Dedhar Lizzie Waters Harvey B. Wilmot Washington Street

Contract action seeks five thousand from notes

Supreme Judicial Court Middlesex County May 27 before Judge Holmquist No 503 William G Lewis sues James T Pettengill and Robert Everett on four executory notes for 5000 dollars. Defense denies liability claiming notes given without consideration for a special purpose already achieved. Trial marks last jury case this term.

Supreme Judicial Court Colburn A. G. Peck John T. Dingley Calvin A. Richards Middlesex Holmy¢s William G. Lewis James T. Pettengill Robert Everett Eioenisacey G. C. Travis C. T T. H. Russell

Municipal Court Notices For Civil Business Holiday

Friday next is a legal holiday. lists of actions intended for trial at the next term may be left with the clerk before 1 P M on Thursday the 29th instant.

Municipal Court

Municipal Courts May 27 Faces A Range Of Charges

In central court Judge Forsaith Herman Stone and others hear cases including J Monahan for robbing a watch and chain $35 with $2000 bonds, William Black neglect of a child bond $200, Edward Mack theft of $5 with $2000 bonds, Kate Sullivan larceny $45 four months in house of industry, Adelusia Dove larceny from $100 bond, and various assaults and liquor nuisance cases across Roxbury Dorchester and Charlestown courts with fines and appeals noted. Remaining cases postponed to next Tuesday.

Central Court Forsaith Herman Stone George Hugh Armstrong J. Monahan William Black John E. Drummons Edward McGeevey Edward Mack Kate Sullivan Kate Sheehan John Jennings John E. Conway Thomas Hartnett Mary MacDonald Sebastian Gahm

Boston School Committee Annual Report on Supplies and Text Books

The Boston school committee met last evening with Mayor Martin presiding. Appointments were made to drawing and music committees. The report on supplies shows 161,978.58 spent with 48,952.44 income from book sales and tax collections, leaving net expenditures of 113,055.14. Book purchases totaled 67,165.26 with discounts and unpaid charges bringing total student costs to 76,189.55. Text book rules to avoid pecuniary interests were debated and indefinitely postponed, then slightly amended and adopted.

Davis Committee On Supplies Committee On Worcester Stone England Blake Committee On Text Books Moran Gallagher Boston Flint Dacey

MIT Class of 1884 Graduation at Huntington Hall

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology held graduation for the class of 1854 36 members including two women in Huntington hall Tuesday afternoon. President Francis A. Walker welcomed attendees and noted the institute favors training methods over classical debates. theses abstracts were read for several graduates and diplomas awarded to the class for the bachelor of science degree.

Walker Massachusetts Institute of Technology Huntington Hall Francis A. Walker Jerusalem Samaria Henry Furlong Baldwin Waterbury Henry Alger Boardman Melrose Charles Clarence Rothfield Newton Sandy Bay Rockport Mass Walter Frank Carr Clinton Roscoe Leland Chase Lowell George Henry Heywood Gardner Alexander Lyle United States Army Boston Parke Arthur James Purinton Amy Maria Stantial Harry Walter Tyler Ipswich Elliot Torrey Sturgis Charles Brooks Appleton Fred Leslie Bardwell B. S Minneapolis Roxbury Walter Frank Carr, A. B Christopher James Caryen South Boston Alfred Oliver Doane Newtonville Alfred Lyon Fitch Chicago Ill George LaRoy French East Boston Augustus Herman Gill Canton Pisos George Enry Eyweo James Gordon Holder Lynn George

Loring's Leadership Transforms Early Agriculture Dept

The 1883 commissioner Dr. Loring shifts the agriculture department toward close ties with national farming associations and scientific research. His emphasis on fresh crop statistics, forestry, animal industry, and entomology earns broad political support and signals a strong, respected cabinet‑level department.

Washington Commissioner of Agriculture Lorings Newton Department of Agriculture Department Watts le Duc Minnesota West Virginia Act of Congress Dr. Loring Aew House of Representatives Prof. Baird Republican Party Loring Ee H.L.N

Surprising Hawk Benefits for Poultry Growers

The piece notes that the common hawk is valued by old fashioned poultry growers for destroying field mice at a rate of 100 per chicken and that shrubbery around the henyard reduces losses. It also explains cream cheese making by draining cream through muslin in a box, where acidity thickens the cream into firm cheese ready for consumption.

Oregon Improvement Company Earnings and Railway Union Plans

The Oregon Improvement Company reports gross and net figures for December and March with year over year changes. The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company employs about 1500 on a road linking with the Oregon Short Line, with construction pushed and a hoped autumn unification. A London despatch notes an Atlantic cable pool forming to rival Bennett Macy, four firms pledge 3 pence per word rates when new cable opens. Western Union expects the Chicago convention and presidential canvass to be worth about $1,000,000.

Oregon Improvement Company Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Oregon London Atlantic Bennett-Macy Western Union Company Chicago

Bradshaw arraigned in Cambridge for murder of father

In Cambridge on Tuesday Walter L. Bradshaw was arraigned on a murder complaint charging him with killing his father Thomas Co. M. Bradshaw. Ex Mayor Greenhalge of Lowell appeared as counsel. Plea of not guilty entered and bail denied. He was remanded to jail to await grand jury action.

Cambridge Walter L. Bradshaw Thomas Co. M. Bradshaw Greenhalge Lowell

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