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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1884

Page

3

Bankers' sterling and market notes underline rate rise

The Bank of England lifted its discount rate from 4 to 5 percent to curb gold exports. Treasury announces new national banks including The First National Bank of Lampasas and Merchants' National Bank of Crookston with capitals of 50,000 and 75,000 respectively. Stock market shows dull activity with Union Pacific declines and various lines facing lower prices amid broad sector weakness. mining shares and regional rail stocks exhibit mixed movements.

Sterling Cocckas, Reichsmarks SUIS Bank of England Senssashesensesesen Scesec IDEM Treasury Department First National Bank of The Merchants’ National Bank of Crookston, Minn John Cromb W. M. Jioss Union Pacific Gould Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Financial Daily Record Chicago, Burlington and Quincey St. Louis Chicago and Alton Wabash Illinois Central Alton Co. B. and New York Boston Blaine Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf Fitchburg Providence New England Albany Lowell Eastern Old Colony Mexican Central New York and Northern Pacific Denver Chicago, Burlington and Quincy American Bell Telephone Calumet and Hecla Harshaw Harshaw Mining Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Jay Gould Bears Pacific Mail Western Union Lackawanna Missouri Pacific New York Central Northwestern Kansas Texas West Shore Lake Shore Louisville and Nashville Generals Pennsylvania Winona St. Peters Texas Central Ilinois Erie Consol Great Western Northern Omaha Philadelphia

Visible grain supplies grow as polices dominate trade

The market shows light trade with priority on policies until resolved. Bulletin scans from New York and the West note pork, lard, grains, and oil subdued. Visible grain supplies updated: Wheat 34,301,438 bus, corn 5,453,500 bus, oats 4,294,442 bus, rye 474,501 bus, barley 2,233,661 bus. Oct 29 figures: Wheat 33,221,848 bus, corn 5,724,555 bus, oats 4,565,517 bus, rye 709,225 bus, barley 1,642,862 bus.

New York West

Digest of Mare Kets: Flour and Grain Outlook and Wheat Corn Prices

Market notes show stagnation in flour and grain trade with nominal quotes. Reports from Chicago Milwaukee St Louis New York and Detroit list varied prices for spring patent Minnesota extra and No 2 red wheat, steamer yellow corn and mixed feed, with receipts and shipments across several cities and mixed market tones from dull to steady.

Wisconsin Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis New York Gulf Minnesota City Mills St Louis Detroit Toledo Duluth Dull White State Canada Liverpool Li Lee Boston Cincinnati Bat India Saies Continent South America U.S Great Britain France Augusta Louisville Norfolk Savanpul Baltimore Memphis Charleston Galveston Wilmington Philadelphia Mobile New Orleans

General farm produce prices steady with heavy receipts

Choice hay and rye straw hold near prior prices while grass seed trade dull. Apples and other fruits show heavy receipts and mixed demand, with Baldwins and greenings near top quotes. Coffee, sugars, nuts, and tropical fruits remain steady to quiet as markets adjust to abundant supply.

Florida Java Maracaibo Laguira Rio Jamaica St Domingo New York Virginia Tennessee Pembroke Huron New Orleans Carolina Patna Rangoon Malaga Palermo Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Centennial Beacon Light Lsc New York—Petroleum United Pipe Line Pittsburg Armstrong Conners Christie Liverpool Uplands Orleans American

Receipts of staple products by railroad lines

A detailed list of commodities shipped by multiple railroads including G Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New Haven Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell and other lines. Entries show cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, meal, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, lumber, leather and many more with quantities such as bales sacks bushels cases boxes and cars.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York New Fitchburg Railroad Maine Railroad Lowell E.s

Railroad Matters Dominate City Ledger

The Eastern railroad finances show a near break even year with a shift from deficit to slight surplus after years of underestimating value to cover debt. New equipment and a warehouse in East Boston account for much of the surplus while general operations and assets are outlined in the balance sheet. Nearby, Springfield debates Sunday freight trains and broader rate changes reshape regional rail competition, with Mexico Central shifting traffic HQ to Chicago to spur western business.

Eastern Railroad Railroad Commission East Boston Springfield Hampden County Boston and Albany Commonwealth New York New York Central Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Cleveland Indianapolis Skinner West Shore Central Delaware and Lackawanna Pennsylvania Mexican Central Railroad Mexican Central Railway Company H. C. Barlow West Europe Boston Barlow Chicago and Northwestern Road A3 Division Minnesota Dakota Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Financial Daily Record Baltimore and Ohio Chicago, Burlington and Wainey Palace Car Companies Colorado Pool Lines George H. Daniels J. F. Tucker Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and Rio Grande South Park Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Nebraska Kansas Union Pacific Colorado Missouri River

Falka Opens Opera Season at the Bijou Boston

The McCaull Opera Comique company presents Falka at the Bijou theatre in Boston as the season opener with a new production design by W. La Moss. The cast includes Bertha Ricci Rosalba Beecher and Francis Wilson among others. the show features a white scene and a new act drop. A gala matinee is announced. Zanita remains on stage in Boston for a limited time, with Bella and the ballet drawing nightly crowds. Levy the cornetist will headline a grand concert at the Boston theatre on Sunday with a strong accompanying lineup.

Bijou McCaull Opera Comique Company Philadelphia Chicago Boston W. la Moss Phaeton Falka Follach Bertha Ricci Enwidge Boleslas Rosalba Beecher Alexina de Kelkirsch Ray Samuels Minna Annie Leslie Jonatha Alice May von Folbach Montgratz Francis Wilson Tzigani Hubert Wilke Tancred Folbach George Boniface Arthur Karry Macdonough Pelican Alfred Klein Konrad Helen Standish Teckel Fay Boboky Leona Clark Spades A. W. Mafin Zanita Bella Grace Hawthorne W.W. Kelly Camille Miss Hawthorne Miss Malton Lynne Adrienne Lecouvreur Levy Boston Theatre Jules Levy

Court notes and cases in second session before Judge Staples

In Campton New Hampshire Mary A Blaisdell sues D S Perkins for selling her estate via her husband under false representations. verdict for plaintiff 2759 dollars. Albert A Cobb et al v James Tirrell et al third trial seeks balance on 215.54 dollar promissory note. compromise at 35 cents per creditor. plaintiffs seek full amount less paid notes. Rh M Morse Jr for plaintiffs. Nathan Morse and Edward Avery for defendants.

Mary A. Blaisdell D.S. Perkins Campton N. H Newton Bryant Wadlingh R. P. Clapp Albert A. Cobb James Tirrell New York State New York Rh. M. Morse, Jr Nathan Morse Edward Avery

Decisions of the Mechanics Fair Committee

The article records the committee’s rulings and actions for the Mechanics Fair. It lists decisions on judging, prize allocations, venue arrangements, schedule changes, and personnel updates affecting exhibitors and attendees.

Brookline Will Leaves Gifts To Church And Others

The late Sophia P. Goldsmith of Brookline bequeathed 1000 dollars to the Brookline Baptist Church and left a gift to the con- line, with additional instructions to be carried out by executors in accordance with her will.

Sophia P. Goldsmith Brookline Baptist Church County of Middlesex Boston County of Suffolk East Princeton Street Lang Downing

Demonstration On Re election Postponed In Lynn

The Lovering supporters postpone a Lynn demonstration planned for Thursday evening. They claim a Lodge victory would require a vote robbery, while Lovering says a recount will favor him. Lovering asserts a 377 vote plurality, citing Lynn ward results and opposing spurious tickets.

Lovering Lynn Lodge The Post Mr. Lodge

Notable Quincy Merchants and Local Figures Die

Israel W. Munroe of Quincy dies at age 98 after a long career in groceries and wholesale trades in Boston with his son joining later to form Israel W. Munroe & Co. Isaac Adams, veteran Bremen merchant of Boston, dies at 84 after a life as director of the Hebrew Benevolent association and Odd Fellows. The marquis of Londonderry, George Henry Vane-Tempest, passes. Deacon Anson Daniels of West Medway dies at 58 after 22 years as deacon and 42 years in Dr Ide's church.

Israel W. Munroe Quincy Northboro Josian Brigham Benjamin Israel W. Munroe & Co Commercial Street Boston Isaac Adams Dartmouth Street Germany Hebrew Benevolent Association Odd Fellows Marquis of Londonderry Firs George Henry Robert Charles William Vane-Tempest Durham North Durham John Edwards, Bart Charles Stewart Viscount Castlereagh County Down Anson Daniels West Medway East Medway

Calf Pastures and Blood Purity Then and Now

An old saying links unhappy marriages to free roaming calves in society pastures while chronic diseases arise from impure blood and biliousness. The text cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, claiming it treats scrofula, ulcers, skin diseases and related affections, and notes it is sold by druggists.

Pierce al Thege

Trial concludes in yacht murder case with mercy verdict

London reports that Captain Dudley and the mate of the wrecked Mignenette were found not guilty of murder by a special verdict, mercy recommended, and bail granted for a new trial in Dublin libel case involving William O'Brien. Other dispatches note unrest in Skye, cholera in Naples, and floods in eastern Spain.

London Dudley Parker Dublin Court of Queen’s Bench Bolton William O’brien M. P United Ireland Belfast O’ Brien Shanghai Chinese Council of State France Li Hung Chang Pee Chi Li Pekin China England Canton Cairo Khartoum Osman Digna Red Sea Paris Nantes Journal Des Debats Tonquin Naples Maprio Spain Isle of Skye

Decapitation Tale At White House Veranda

President Arthur and guests recount a macabre anecdote about a Texas official decapitated on suggestion of Col Ochiltree. The official allegedly remained conscious for months and voted 13 times for James Blaine in Chicago, while Sheridan questions the claim and Ochiltree stays quiet.

Arthur White House Gen. Sheridan Col. Ochiltree Texas Jim Blaine Chicago Tom Col. Ochiitree

City Council Meets Quietly as Excitement Rises

The regular common council meeting last evening, chaired by President Lee, saw little business due to high political tension and adjournment for lack of a quorum. An order moved 5000 dollars from the reserved fund to the board of health for refuse removal was approved, plus charging widening Meridian street costs to the Meridian street bridge project. A report on changing how assessors are elected was discussed but no action taken.

Common Council Lee Board of Heath Meridian Street Meridian Street Bridge

Boston Classified Trade Index of Books and Furnishings

A dense listing of firms and goods including account books paper and stationery from Duane & Greenough Aaron H Gay & Co and Chas Darling Co. Furniture and hardware items star in the catalog with stoves lanterns bellows and brassware from multiple merchants. Architect profiles plus auctioneers real estate and insurance brokers appear among the varied trades and wares.

Chas. K. Darling & Co Exchange St Duane & Greenough Aaron H. Gay & Co Chas. Hi. Andrews & Co Westlake Dianf'g Co Htc Wash’ St Ndibrons al Hawkin St S.A S.A. D. Sheppard & CO. , Washington Et. , Cor. Dover Achitect—C. J. Bateman Exchange Place Aitreere Nemetie Nanaindsains Eames Eastman Decatur Liverpool St Boston P. O. Box Melrose A S. Edwin Tobey Tremont Street Hoom Len Abe Gene John Lyman Faxon Room St Herry Hall Pemberton Square Samuel D. Kelle Washington Street W. Whitney Lewis Lord & Fuiler F. Thayer Devonshire Street W. P. Wentworth Nettert Arthur Dixwell Park Street Frost & Adams Cornhill

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