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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1885

Page

3

Texas Ranching Prospects for Eastern Capital

Correspondent argues Texas offers strong state credit, secure land leases, and lasting cattle industry certainty. Highlights include state land available for long leases, climate advantages, modern feed plans, and timing to market fat beeves, urging eastern capital to invest in Texas ranching and cattle production.

Boston Post San Antonio Tex Mason and Dixon Texas North South New York Kansas Iowa Nebraska Montana Wyoming Colorado Indian Territory West Ws B.S

Was She Kidnapped in Boston Abduction Tale Debunked

A Boston story claims Elma Turner was abducted and robbed at Old Colony station, but officials conclude the tale is a fabrication likely influenced by opium. The account describes a swift kidnapping, ether, and loss of money and valuables, with no corroboration from staff or passengers amid crowded trains.

Elma Turner Boston Old Colony New York Newton Watertown East Watertown Choate Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Typhoid Suspected From Park Well Water In Boston

Health officials report typhoid cases linked to park wells in West Roxbury after patients recalled drinking park water. Major Gage collected samples sent to Prof. Wood who graded each source from excellent to highly contaminated, guiding immediate sanitary actions as investigations continue.

Boston Board of Health McCollum Prince West Roxbury Park Gage Fumigating Corps Wood Marvard University Williams Street Fotter Green House Proctor Townsend Morton Street Walnut Street Forest Hills Street Williams Estate Ellicott McMorrow New Forest Hills Street Elm Read Wiliams Street Williams House Snyder House Dale Street D. P. Nichols Williams

St Louis Businessmen Urge Tough Action in Streetcar Strike

In St Louis Oct 12 business leaders discussed the streetcar strike. The sub-committee report was rejected. Banker John D Perry opposed the Knights of Labor calling them irresponsible. Iron merchant L B Ripley urged seizing rioters and enforcing law. A new committee urged the mayor to protect life and property. Streetcar proprietors denied grievances and rejected arbitration.

Louis Vct John D. Perry Francis Knights of Labor L. B. Ripley Ripley John Rh Lyonberger

Notable Gossipy Tales From The Nation’s Capital And Abroad

General Lew Wallace returns to Europe ending his stint in this country. Burwell B. Lewis, ex congressman and Alabama university head, dies in Tuscaloosa from pleurisy. Senator Evarts hires Mildred Blake as stenographer with a generous salary. Judge Denny to advise Corean court. Senator Jones profits from Alaskan gold. Captain Andrews plans a trip to New Orleans after Boston. Justice Bradley’s health improves despite expected resignation. Sawyer weighs 300 pounds with coins and a corkscrew in his pocket. Carnegie donates library building and books. Mrs. Cameron gravely ill from ferry collision injuries. James Hamilton celebrates a golden wedding in Baronscourt. Ex Attorney General Brewster travels Europe and abroad, dining with elites. A near-malarial episode follows a Lake Como excursion.

Lew Wallace Sweet Home Europe Burwell B. Lewis Alabama University Tuscaloosa Evarts Mildred E. Blake East Deering Denny United States Shanghai Corean Perscns Soul Senator Jones Nevada Douglas Island Alaska R. W. Andrews Sumpter S. C New Orleans Shank Boston Justice Bradley Supreme Bench Sawyer Wisconsin Andrew Carnegile Keystone Bridge Cameron Angus Cameron Brooklyn New York James Hamilton Scorehearl Abercorn Baronscourt Ireland B. H. Brewster Lord Coleridge London Lord Derby Kent Rome France Seine Paris Lake Como Claude Melnotte Pauline

Obituary notices and local notices from Milford and Salem

Obituary items include Lewis Simpson of Milford Me a former agent for Milford Mill Company who died Oct 9 born Dec 22 1817 in Newcastle Me and served in local government Albert G Browne an abolitionist and council member died Oct 9 in Salem. Also Charles Brewer of Boston Jamaica Plain died aged 81 Oct 11 once shipping between Boston and Hawaiian islands. Thomas E Morris NY actor died Oct 11. born Dec 28 1929, connected with several NY theatres. Joseph Chisholm longtime cordage maker and Naumkeag Fire club clerk died Oct 10 aged 78. Also various patent medicines and household remedies advertised.

Lewis Simpson Milford Milford Mill Company Newcastle Albert G. Browne Salem Boutwells Charles Brewer Boston Charles Brewer & Co Jamaica Plain Grewer Hawaiian Islands Thomas E. Morris New York Margaret Mather Union Square Theatre Mr. Morris Troy N Y Rochester N. Y Edwin Forrest John Brougham Waverly Theatre Grand Opera House Col James Fisk Joseph Chisholm Milbillin Salem City William Martha Chisholm Frazer Scotland Naumkeag

Active Stock List Shows Record Half Day Volumes

The local stock market was unusually active with strong breadth led by Atchison New York and New England and Union Pacific. Boston sales reached 95 400 and 15 127 shares, a record for a half day. Earnings reports show August figures with rising surpluses and profits, while Manitoba and Chicago Burlington and Quincy control rumors persist. Wisconsin Central fell to 133 as Kansas City lines posted gains and Mexican Central bonds rose amid subsidy speculation.

Atchison, New York New England Union Pacific Boston Atchison Chicago Burlington and Quincy Marquette Houghton Ontonagon Common Oregon Short Line Nei Manitoba Chicago, Burlington and Quincy St. Paul and Duluth Wisconsin Central Kansas City Springfield Memphis Ft. Scottand Gulf Fitenburg Worcester Nashua Rochester Eastern Lowell Maine New York Mexican Central Central National Bank Vera Cruz Harbor

Market Notes and Prices from Regional Rail Stocks

A dense read of stock listings shows varied prices for railcar securities and regional holdings. Entries name entities such as At & va, At & Pac, AT&SF, Denver, Pacific, Sonora, Mex Cen, and more with prices ranging from $1,000 to $14,000, plus a lengthy column of percentage bids and market summaries. The text preserves multiple firm names, places, dates, and price points in a compact tabular style.

At & Va At & Pac INC No. Pacific Or & LC Sonora Hos & Lowell B & Me Basseaux Uin San & Ulev Chip & N Cambridge H P. MT Fitchburg KaCy Mar Hou& Ong Maine Og & L Cham To&sl Summit Wis Wests N&r Biock Wlostax St. Lo’st

New York Financial Market Mixed Amid Big Day of Activity

New York City financial news notes easy money on calls at 12 percent, gold and foreign exchange active with unchanged quotes, and bonds strong. The stock market opened brisk, with heavy early volume and Western Union leading gains, later turning irregular and feverish. Analysts link Western Union strength to talks with the Baltimore and Ohio and possible cooperation with Gould seen as unlikely by semi official sources. Trading totaled 569,207 shares with mixed advances and declines across key issues.

New York Boston Associated Banks of Paonia Inc New York U K Prime Mercantile Pacific Mail Western Union Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Manhattan Tle Oregon Railway Oregon Transcontinental Staal Jersey Central Minneapolis St. Louis Louisville Nashville Delaware and Hudson Northwestern Lackawanna Missouri Kansas Texas St. Paul New Jersey Michigan Central Manhattan Consolidated Oregon Navigation Garrett Baltimore and Ohio Gould Mr. Gould Rio Grande Denver Rio Grande Western Central Iowa Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Consolidated Morris and Essex Indiana Bloomington and Western Ohio Mississippi Colorado Cos Chicago and Eastern Illinois Sinking Fund Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Consolidated

Grain Trade Outlook Brightens as Wheat Leads Rise

A late Chicago memo reports active grain markets with wheat firm after a pause, driven by a larger visible supply statement and renewed milling demand. Corn holds steady with light gains. oats see mixed prices on the exchanges, with on call sales and settling prices showing modest advances.

Chicago Messrs George C. Eldredge & Co Emery & Hodges No. 23 State Street

Market Digest Flour And Grain Prices Across Cities

Digest of grain markets with firm spring patents at 560 5 90 and Michigan rollers at 485 5, Winter patents slow, St Louis dull, and New York steady. Wheat and corn show mixed moves: Chicago and St Louis firmer, New York red values around 96 99c, corn mostly steady around 43c, with varied receipts and shipments across Chicago Milwaukee Toledo and St Louis. Oats receipts and elevator stocks noted. details cover multiple origins and price ranges.

St Louis Michigan Chicago Milwaukee Dull New York Minnesota Toledo Detroit

Oats, meals, grains show mixed U S market shifts

Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis quote firm to dull for oats and mixed grains with receipts and shipments listed. New York rye meal and barley markets move variedly while butter cheese eggs hold firm. Provisions hogs cattle and sheep rise unevenly as market demand and seasonal arrivals shape prices.

Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati New York Western Tierces City Steam Catullo Centennial Beacon Light Head Light Imperial New York—Petroleum United Pipeline Uplands Orleans Liverpool

Market Tone Across Key Cities Shows Mixed Steadiness

The market was steady at Augusta Charleston Cincinnati and Memphis while firm at Louisville easy at Galveston and New Orleans and quiet at other principal points.

Augusta Charleston Cincinnati Memphis Louisville Galveston Newne

London Market Summary on Foreign Wheat and Bonds

Financial notes from London on October 12 report consolidated prices and U S bonds. Mark Lane Market and other reports indicate firm wheat cargoes, dearer flour, and firmer American oats. Weather, deliveries, and prices for wheat, corn, and breadstuffs across Liverpool and Paris are given with specific rates and items.

London Mark Lane Express Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Mark Lane Paris Liverpool California

Savannah Grain and Cotton Goods Listed in Steamship Cargo

Savannah steamer Gate City carries 475 bales cotton for Atlantic Cotton Mills and a long list of goods from lemons to hides, rosin, boots, leather, lumber, and domestics from many firms such as Barry Thayer, Blake & Ripley, Merrimack Manus Co, and Massachusetts Cotton Mills. Parisian and Atlantic ports noted with other cargoes including butter and mackerel shipments from Charlottetown and Halifax.

Savannah Gate City Atlantic Cotton Mills Atkinson Barry, Thayer & Co Boston Bigelow H Baliou & Co Bishop Billings & Eaton As& J Brown & Co Bourne & Co Blake & Ripley Barnes & Ward Sfeather Brackett Coffip & Co Currier Clark Boots and Shoes Chase & L Dickinson Davis & Farpum Eustis & Daggett Gleason & Co Harola, Johnson & Co Hail & Co Hoth Hayes & Co Hoyle Jackson Co Massachusetts Cotton Mills Newmarket Manuf Co Arthur & Co Beaman Bros Bowles & Co A & O W Mead Rockwell & Co Russell & Co Oliver Smith Winsor & Son Darling & McKenzie Hincksey Ayer & Co Delong & Seaman Poole, Gardiner & Co Erseell & Co Griffin & Co Haskins & Montague J Jones & Co Lewis & Bros George Osborne Walter Yarmouth Steamer Dominion

Value of Imports into the Port of B for the Week Ending Oct 9

A dated revenue-like table lists import values by region and category for the Port of Boston area, detailing Nova Scotia, West Africa, Haiti, Germany, Porto Rico, and related goods such as groceries, dry goods, chemicals, molasses, paper stock, and more. The figures show totals per region, including specific item values like potatoes, horses, tobacco, and clocks, with a grand total of 682,808. Also included are docket entries with case numbers and court actions across various disputes.

Nova Scotia Azores West Coast Africa Ceesseess ST. Martin's Port Moran Cuba Germany Porto Rico Iara Iif Pavel E.s Wesseseeneseeerer

Foreign Exports. Atlantic cargoes list from multiple ports

Liverpool steam ship Norseman clears with lard salted meats beeswax oatmeal oil cake flour albumen cotton leather and more. Yarmouth reports Dominion with tarred paper onions canned beer groceries and furniture. Cape Breton shipments from Polar Star Esma and others include cornmeal kerosene oil furniture and household items. Flores market brig Esma lists chairs ploughs tools and corn. Harborville schooner Modena reports carriage and freight across port entries.

Liverpool Eng Norseman Yarmouth Dominion Cow Bay Little Glace Bay Sydney Polar Star Parsboro Wolfville Mary Theall Flores Esma Os Harborville Modena

Value of Exports from the Port of Boston Item List

Export values for Boston show commodities across categories including breadstuffs meats and dairy with totals for Goods and Country breakdowns. Major groups include agricultural products petroleum oils and fats. cotton goods and textiles. machinery furniture and lime cement. naval stores and wood products with country figures showing England Newfoundland and Labrador Belgium and the United States among others.

Boston Ccesseoe Ceveeveevececs India England Newfoundland and Labrador Africa Belgya United States of Colombia

Receipts of Stavie Products and Regional Rail Freight

A long list of freight receipts across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Providence Old Colony Fitchburg and Maine divisions. Items cover cotton wool flour corn oats feed sugar beef butter eggs cheese apples potatoes hay leather hides and various bales boxes and cases with quantities ranging from dozens to thousands. The record reflects extensive commodity movement across 19th or early 20th century lines.

Boston and Albany Grand Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York Fitchburg Serlroad Maine Railroad Lowell Bathead Peabody Ssiimava Sea Dgld

Courts Heararden Record of Tolman and Toy Goods Cases

Court proceedings before Judge Aldrich and Judge Mason summarize verdicts and actions in cases including Joanna A Stanford versus John B Tolman, and Ham versus Pent. The record notes a defendant verdict by consent, contract disputes over toy tabs and deliveries, auditor findings for the defendants, and subsequent sessions with multiple case entries from 543 to 912 and 614 to 26. It lists attorneys for both sides and outlines verdicts on commission and mortgage related disputes.

Knowlton Phillips Hudson L. Cowan J. T. Joslin Herbert Dennett Patrick Hagerty & Tr Cambridge F. T. Benner H. H. Winslow Joanna A. Stanford John B. Tolman F. J. Stimson R. E. Harmon Herbert H. Ham Samuel Bent S. Bent & Bros South Gardiner E. C. Health Et Als S. H A. JL. Murray C. W. Bartlett

Baltimore and Ohio seeks larger eastbound share in freight

Chicago despatch reports Baltimore and Ohio officials hosted by Chicago leaders including William K. Ackerman and Mayor Harrison to press for a bigger eastbound market. Robert Garrett proposed a fair split, suggesting 13 24 perhaps, 11 24 if needed, and hinted at lines to New York and Philadelphia via existing tracks. Eastbound tonnage last week totaled 55 460 tons, with the B and O handling 9 932 tons or 7.1 percent.

Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Garrett Chicago Club Washington Park Club William K. Ackerman Harrison Ackerman Seaboard Robert Garrett New York Philadelphia Baltimore Ohio Atlantic Grand Trunk Panhandle Lake Shore Michigan Central Ft. Wayne Hoosac Tunnel Washington Street Fitchburg Railroad Boston Adelina Patti Brattleboro Springfield Republican Boston and Albany Railroad Company Vermont New Hampshire Springfield Nahant New Brunswick Railway Detroit Lansing Northern Chicago and West Michigan Eastern Illinois

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