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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1883

Page

3

Trade clearings show week’s gain after prior declines

The report notes a 5.6 percent year over year rise in weekly clearings at 1,179,930,655 with improvements outside New York and notable gains in Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Providence, and Memphis among others. The New York bank statement shows large loss of lawful money but reserves steady, while stocks and bonds move modestly as rail shares fluctuate and earnings reports appear for several lines.

United States New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Loui Baltimore Inc San Francisco New Orleans Pittsburg Louisville Cleveland Hartford Andianapolis Rew Haven Wee Memphis Portland Springfield Forrester Lowell Cincinnati Providence Syracuse Helvetia Fulda British Bank of North America von Hoffman & Co Frances Heidebach & Co Western Railroad Atchison, Topeka and Santa Toledo St. Louis Maine Eastern Fitchburg BE. B. Phillips Stearns Phillips New England Albany Mexican Central Ys Atchison Denver American Bell Telephone New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Pearl Street Telephone Despatch Company W. 8 Lamson Holbrook Manufacturing Company West Automatic Parcel Delivery Company W.S. Butler & Co Lord & Taylor Posner Brothers City of Paris Maker Brothers Rich & Silber Milwaukee Sharpless & Sons Dives Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Reading; L. S. Paul, Newark; Woodward & Lothrop Washington Taylor, Kilpatrick & Co John Shillite Co R. H. Stearne & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co C.D. Cobb & Bros E. F. Cushman Allmy Bigelow & Webber Oswald & Aldred Kimball & Co Wm. Oswald & Co Lawrence Callender Mce Auslan & Troup Denhold & McKay Worcester Forbes & Wallace Geo. Fox & Co Edward Malley & Co New Haver Frank W. Kits W.S. Lamson Charles A. Cox Devonshire Federal Streets Centre Block East Twenty-third Street Washington Street Montana Atlanta Georgia

Nashua and Lowell Railroad declares 3 percent dividend

The Nashua and Lowell railroad company has declared a dividend of 3 percent.

Nashua and Lowell T Railroad Company

Richardson Hill Co Stock Office at Water Street

Orders in stocks and ponds promptly executed at the Boston and New York stock by Richardson Hill and Co Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore Daily quotations of all the stock markets can be seen at their office No 46 Water Street.

Boston New York Richardson, Hill & Co Philadelphia Baltimore Water Street Mary Caroline Robbins Louis Gouse Eugene Fromentin J. Osgood & Co. Publishers Fromentin Delacroix Corot Seau Millet Daubigny Spain William Howe Downes Cupples, Upham & Co Downes Burgos Madrid Seville Granada Cordova Pyrennes Velasquez Murillo Goya Ribera Henry Sandham Marcus Waterman A. H. Bicknell W. P. Bodfish Sandham Villegas Picador George R. Halm George T. Ladd Yale College Charles Scribner’s Sons Pacific States Hubert Howe Bancroft North America A. L. Bancroft & Co San Francisco Central America Pizarro Silver Islet Consolidated Mining and Lands Company Broadway B. E. Strong N. B N. Y

New York Financial Markets Narrow Gains Amid Volatile Trading

New York on October 27 saw money rates at 2 to 3 percent with prime mercantile paper at 6 to 7 percent. Foreign exchange steadied around 480 and 14 for long, 483 for short. Stocks opened irregular but advanced, led by Canadian Pacific to 63 4, then eased to 61 4 3 4. Railroad bonds firmed with advances in International and Great Northern 6s and Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg consols, while Oregon Transcontinental and other names showed mixed activity.

New York Prime Mercantile Canadian Pacific Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis Texas and Pacific International Great Northern Kansas Texas Rome Watertown Ogdensburg Michigan Central Oregon Grand Trank St. Paul Canada Southern Lake Shore Wabash Northwest Reading Lackawanna Missouri Pacific Central Pacific Western Union Union Pacific Omaha Oregon Transcontinental Northern Pacific Orego United States Mosing PTLOR Salea St. Lo Canaan Southern C.,st. L&pyrd ST del. L. & West Liem Delaware & Hud Denver & Riog Han St. Jo Kansas & Texas Louisvilleé Nash Lake Erie& W Ohio & Missisippi Ontario Milwaukee &St.p St. P Texas Pacific St.l Canada Balto Minn. & St. L

Closing dotations and mining stock notes across rail and districts

A crowded financial listing details railroad dividends and district bond figures, with multiple lines noting Hart, Erie, Pacific, St Joseph, Long Island, and Missouri areas. It lists mining stocks such as Castle Creek, Eureka, Horn Silver, Sierra Nevada, and Lions Liver, alongside rail lines and associated percentages and values.

Cosse Castle Creek Eureka Horn Sierra Nevada Lions Liver

Liverpool cheese and grain market report

Liverpool cheese 596 B cwt Special from the New York mercantile exchange shows a steady market with quotations unchanged. Receipts for butter, eggs, and cheese totals are given for New York and Boston, alongside call board oat sales, car inspections, and grain receipts. Charted are Chicago pork, lard prices, hogs, wheat, corn, oats, and petroleum certificates, with overall trade in grain and provisions described as quiet with wheat up 12c from yesterday.

Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange New York Boston GS Jackson Proctor Brothers Chicago Trade West

Grain and Produce Market Reports with Prices

Market quotations show steady to firm tones across flour, grain, butter, cheese and eggs. Corn and oats hold near prior levels, rye steady, and mill feed stable. Butter and cheese prices edge higher on fresh stock. eggs remain firm amid scarce supply. Fresh fruit and vegetables traded with steady to light demand, with apples and cranberries quoted at various regional prices.

Hubstons Bem Davis New England New York State New York Connecticut

Imports at Boston and European shipments listed detail heavy cargoes

A lengthy inventory from Boston and across Mediterranean ports lists crates, casks, cases, and bales of merchandise. Items include earthware, steel, timber, hardware, fabrics, oils, wines, glass, and perishables. Named firms such as Baring Bros & Co, Abram French & Co, and Jordan, Marsh & Co appear among numerous consignors and buyers.

Boston Liverpool Eng Cephalonia Jl& DS Riker Marsh & Co Lundberg Jas Duver Harwood & Beardsley Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Draper Baring Bros & Co Lord Justians Cumner, Jones & Co JF Levin & Co Merrick Thread Co Rousmaniere Kimball Hogg, Brown & Taylor Fustians Hart & Young Woodens Shepard, Norwell & Co Thos Kelley & Co Joseph & Son Joseph & Son—1 Do Checks W J Bartlett & Co Allan K Leeson & Co Walsh & Sons Stone & Downer Ward & Gay Thaster & Son Tufts Mise Hubbard & Blade Otis Clapp & Sons Baldwin Bros & Co Denman Maunico Lone & Downer Jordan, Marsh & Co Gross & Strauss Jose Bellamy & Co Dyer, Taylor & Co Grout Warren & Blanchard McDuffee & Stratt N S P Crosswell & Co Vales Carpets Torrey, Bright & Capen Welington & Co Bdis Steel Great Western Despatch Co Bile Steel Wetherell Bros H P Richards Jones & Co Schoenhof Wheelock & Co Machinery Buter & Robinson Woollens Talbot, Wilmarth & Co Imens Stone & Downer Thairwall Case Linens Jordan, Marsh & Co Weston, Brown & Co Cleman, Mead & Co Booth & Co Asley & Co Skivers Mediterranean Leghorn Bray & Hayes Mercer Baldwin Bros AS & J Brown & Co Bank of Montreal Malaga A$ & J Brown & Co Baringres & Co Pierce & Co Drexel, Morgan & Co Moors & Co Gibraltar Glasgow Scot H White & Co Brown & Taylor Fiax Allan & Co Dupee & Co Cowan Geo Fisher Farley, Harvey & Co EL & FS Robins Stoddard, Towering & Co Jas Denham Boston Refining Co Nash, Spaulding & Co Archangel McBain

Foreign Exports and Maritime Loadings Across Atlantic Ports

Lists cargoes and shipments from Halifax Nova Scotia, Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, Saint John New Brunswick, Digby Nova Scotia, Annapolis Nova Scotia, and other ports. Details include quantities of flour, cornmeal, butter, oil, iron, coal, and various dry goods aboard schooners and steamers. Names of vessels like Playfair and Keziah appear with loading figures and destinations including Boston and Hull.

Halifax Charlottetown Worcester Russia ST John N B Pbe Digby Levose Hull Eng New York Salerno Meteghan Willie

Receipts of Stapis Products Oct 27 Railroad and by Sea

A detailed ledger lists quantities received by multiple railroads and sea routes. Items include flour, corn, oats, meal, beans, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, hay, lumber, hides, calf skins, wool, cotton, tea, sugar, lard, bacon, and apples. Railroads named Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence. Also mentions By Sea and express deliveries from Peabody and Salem.

Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Peabody and Saiem New York and New England Railroad Old Colony Railroad Boston and Albany Railroad Providence Railroad S. Esas

Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets New York Oct 27

Cotton dull and unchanged with 1 280 bales sold while forward deliveries drift. uplands and New Orleans prices quoted. Flour market active yet steady with large export sales of low grades and notable prices for superfine and extra flour. Wheat receipts high. futures brisk with firm cash values and scattered term closes. Barley firm. rye steady. oats firm amid broad activity in spot and futures. Continuous fluctuations in corn and wheat futures with various delivery months and prices noted.

New York Uplands New Orleans West Indies Minnesota Lka O&te Canada Western Sige Chicago White State Fair Rio Domingo Dai Lee London Beerbohm Merchants Exchange Liverpool California Orleans

Grain and beef market notes from Chicago and Midwest

Market report lists prices for pork and beef products, cheese and butter, and various grain futures. Highlights include steady butter, firm cheese, and mixed hog and cattle quotes with futures for tierces and October through February deliveries. Shipments and receipts across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati and New Orleans are noted with demand shifts and price ranges.

London Economist reports mixed bond and stock activity

The Economist notes bank bill discounts at two to four percent for short terms and rising trades in home, American, and colonial railway securities. Stocks like Union Pacific and Grand Trunk rise on favorable views. London prices for various rails, commodities, and currencies show activity with dull wheat traffic and quiet sugar in Havana.

London Exchange Union Pacific Lake Shore Louisville Nashville Wabash Central Pacific Denver Rio Grande and Ohio Mississippi Anglo-American Telegraph Grand Trunk Railway Sir Henry Tyler Bre New York Central Atlantic and Great Western Illinois Central Pennsylvania Railroad New York, Ontario and Western Milwaukee and St. Paul Havana Matanzas United States Rts

Infringement Suit Over Boardman Wrench Patent

Court records John J. Tower sues Bemis & Call Hardware et al seeking injunction and account over patent 56,166 for Byron Boardman Norwich Conn Improved Combination Tool a hammer claw screwdriver socket wrench monkey wrench and pipe wrench. Defendants deny infringement claiming no single combination. Heard by David H. Rice for plaintiff and John L S Roberts for defendants.

John J. Tower Bemis & Call Hardware and Tool Company Billin Equity Byron Boardman Norwich Conn David H. Rice John L.S. Roberts

Counterfeit Note Arrest in Commissioner Court

Charles Bertens, arrested Saturday for attempting to pass a counterfeit $10 Provincial Bank of Ireland note, appeared before United States Commissioner Hallett on October 27. The commissioner ruled no jurisdiction and remanded Bertens to state authorities for grand jury action.

Charles Bertens Bank of Ireland Bertens

Supreme Judicial Court verdict in Armstrong case

Before Judge W ALLEN the Armstrong case jury returned a verdict substantially for the plaintiff after overnight deliberation. The special findings numbered about 30 hold that she was of unsound mind at the time of the execution of the will and that undue influence was exerted over her. The jury was excused from further attendance.

Armstrong Pepera

Court Sessions Open With Multiple Civil Docket Listings

Superior Court first session on October 27 before Judge Blopgett in order. Dockets include McMahoney O'Connor, JT Fenton, Jon v Davis, Sturtevant v Went, Steck v Carterworth, Greenwood v Collins, Fuller v the Barr, Yount v Airola. Second session before Judge Bacon in order.

Superior Court Blopgett McMahoney O’connor JT. Fenton Jon Davis Sturtevant Went Steck Carterworth Greenwood Collins Bacon

Municipal Courts Oct 27 Violations and Sentences

In the central court Judge Churchill John McAvoy fined James B. Ricker ten dollars and costs for malicious glass breaking. William N. Leary got six months in the house of correction after larceny. George Nickerson third drink received three months in the house of industry, with $200 bail. Dukes for assault and battery fined ten dollars. Fannie Tyler fined ten dollars for assault and battery. In Roxbury John Broad paid twelve dollars and costs for assault and battery on Maria J. Reed who was fined six dollars and costs for assault and battery on Mrs Broad. In Charlestown Lackey Judge fined twenty dollars and costs plus one dollar for drunkenness for assault on Patrolman Sweeney.

Central Court Churchill John McAvoy James B. Ricker William N. Leary House of Correction George Nickerson House of Industry Sweeney Drunenness

Political clubs host anti-Butler gatherings across Boston

Vindome presided by A P Martin with guests including L C Phillips of London and Isaac Friedman of Memphis. John G Paige read records. Middlesex and Massachusetts clubs held rooms with Senator Bruce presiding and guests such as Ranney Davis Lege Ames Harr Illiken McMasters Hinks Marsden. Ex-Gov Claflin chaired Massachusetts club. Capt John Fiske spoke on Libby Prison. Parker's quiet. Boston club attendees large, other clubs dined.

Vindome Ger. A. P. Martin L. C. Phillips London City of London Fire Insurance Company Isaac Friedman Memphis Emil Haus Germany Ernest Edwards Boston John G. Paige Young’s Middlesex Massachusetts Senator Bruce of Somerville Ranney Davis Henry Cabot Lege Ames Harr Michigan Illiken Maine McMasters Montreal Con. Hinks Marsden House of Representatives Butler Claflin 5. B. Noyes An-drew Gen. Butler Mr. Lodge Janney Lewis John E. Fiske Wellesley Libby Prison Parker’s Boston Club Agricultural The Bird

Fitchburg Railroad Chooses E. B. Phillips as President

Fitchburg directors met Saturday at Fitchburg and named E. B. Phillips to fill the vacancy from W. B. Stearns’s death. Phillips, former head of the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis narrow gauge, helped revive the Eastern and later led the Toledo system into solvency after financial distress.

Fitchburg Railroad Fitchburg E. B. Phillips Road W. B. Stearns Mr. Phillips Toledo Cincinnati Boston Maine Phillips Eastern Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis St. Louis Parker House

Financial Troubles Hit Firms Across Cities

The article reports temporary embarrassment and mounting liabilities for Shaw & Bros and Ivory Bean, with assets slated to cover debts. It notes attachments by Chatham National Bank and James F. Mullen, plus failures affecting Taylor Robertson Co and Laming & Crisco. Creditors form committees to investigate St. Croix mill and Crocker & Dunn, while other firms restructure or assign assets and seek payments.

The M. Boynton Law and File Company E. Moody Boynton Beekman Street New York Chatham National Bank James F. Mullen Boston Taylor, Robertson & Co Hatters and Furriers Montreal St. Croix Providence Royal C. Taft Jesse Metcalf F. A. Pike Ivory Bean West Newton Street Huntington Avenue Stetson, Mosely & Co Laming & Drisko John F. Bispham Bean J. B. Kendall Laming & Crisco Stetson & Mosely Crocker & Dunn Sacecarappa Lewis Bros New York City Eddy, Harvey & Co Chicago John G. Shawtall

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