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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1881

Page

3

Railroad Market News and Dividends from Boston

A broad dispatch covers money matters and stocks in Boston ledgers. It notes officer changes at First National Bank of Plattsmouth and Peogle's National Bank of Waterville, with copper shares active and prices rising in western rails. Mining and railroad bonds show mixed moves as Atlantic, Bonanza, and Calumet shares shift. dividends rise with Ontario Silver Mining declaring 75,000 dollars payable mid month.

Treasury Department Washweion First National Bank of Plattsmouth Neb J. M. Patterson C. G. Dover Peogle National Bank of Waterville Maine N.G. Hi. Pulsifer John Webber Boston Western Western Railroad Atchison, Sopeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincey New York Denver Chicago South Park Denver and Rio Grande Company Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland Iowa Falls Sioux City Union Pacific Toledo Delphos Burlington Chicago Times Isipenning Mich Maryquette Houghton Ontonagon L’ Anse L’anse Montreal River Northern Pacific Marquette Houghton County Hartford Erie Little Rock Fort Smith Connorton Valley New York and New England Boston Land Brookline Atlantic Bonanza Development Catalpa Franklin San Pedro Harshaw Huron Quincy Pewabie Calumet Hecla Mescers Evans & Doane Hannibal St. Joseph Gould Western Union Woerishoffer Rio Grande St. Paul Russell Sage Bannibal West Wabash Michigan Central Mr. Vanderbilt Ontario Silver Mining Company of Utah Wells, Fargo & Co

Market Turmoil Amid Hannibal and St Joseph Corner Rumors

New York stock action shows early declines, sharp swings, and a volatile close with Hannibal and St Joseph common stock surging to 200 amid rampant shorting and pool control. Brokers report heavy private settlements, sage Keene and Gould among bears, Duff group pushing a tight corner while insiders hint at large insider buying and anticipated dividends.

New York Sexas Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy Denver and Rio Grande Missouri Pacific Colorado Coal New Jersey Central Illinois Central St. Paul Hannibal and St. Joseph Ron Mountain Mobile Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Southern Ohio Central Iron Mountain Wabash Prime Mercantile Hannibal St. Joe Sage Keene Gould Ji. N. Smith A. L. Hopkins Boston Hiannibal and Russell Sage James RB. Keene Mr. Duff John Duff Union Pacific Railroad Western Union Peo F.M. Lockwood & Co Vanderbilt Union Pacite Woershoetter Lake Shore Hannipal St. Joseph Common Duff Party Tully Keene’s Fieldgenet New York Elevated Illinois Central Road Casson London Erie Ontario and Western Reading New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company Erie Road New York State New York Central The Stock Exchange

Wheat and corn markets ease in London and Liverpool trade

Floating cargoes of wheat and corn ease while prompt shipments show heavy wheat. No. 2 choice spring wheat available from 49s 6d. Imports to the UK last week include wheat, corn and flour. Liverpool reports firmer cotton with futures steady, prices and receipts listed for various grades and months.

London California Paris Livernood United Kingdom Liverpool Uplands Orleans Muscovado Porto Rico Snc Cas Cienfuegos Barbadoes SUMAC Sicily Swift Brothers & Co Montreal Glasgow

Prices and market notes from Liverpool to New York

Liverpool cheese and New York butter at firm prices with varied grades. Eggs, lard, beans, and wheat futures show firming trends. Chicago Park and Union Stockyards report notable hog and cattle receipts and prices. Wheat and corn futures move with mixed openings and closes across multiple months. Boston produce exchange planning Thursday closure.

Liverpool New York St. Albans Chicago Park New York Park New York Produce Exchange Cinemnati Union St. Louis Sic Sitc Boston Produce Exchange

Steamer Rialto and Ocean cargoes show varied goods in Hull and Nova Scotia

Shipping lists from Hull England and Atlantic ports detail cargoes including glassware hardware and toys on Steamer Rialto. consignments to J G Thorp and Gustav Lundberg. color boxes, hollowglass, porcelain, and iron ware for Baring Bros and others. extensive bales of hemp, flax tow, and sheet iron. salt, meat, fish, eggs, potatoes, and timber aboard multiple vessels. Other entries note schooners, brigs, and sloops docking with cargoes of salt codfish, fresh halibut, herring, and Norwegian goods. ports include Salt Cay, Lingan, Annapolis, Digby, Archangel, and George NS.

Hull Eng Steamer Rialto J G Thorp Gay & Wolf Iron Gustav Lundberg Baring Bros & Co Horace Partridge & Co Warner & Freeman Lingan Kate Odiorne Westport N S Garibaldi Bramhall Archangel Jane Kilgoun Annapolis Digby N .S Hunter Delong & Seaman McPherson & Kendall Smith Nash Forrest George Ocean Home

Foreign Exports Record from Liverpool and nearby ports

Export list from Steamer Samaria sailing Sept 3 shows 19 060 bushels wheat 48 000 bushels corn 3 cases cotton domestics 1 do shoe knives 4 do spinning rings 1 package artificial leather 39 packages printed cards 79 bales leather 4 cage jewelry machines and books 4 do books 2 do bobbins 6 do razor raps 8 do confectionery 4 do telephones 4 20 pieces staves 2 679 boxes cheese 1 box machinery 20 cases organs 1 do preserved raspberries 7 cases law books 42 bales 2 sacks leather 2 bss crushed stone 1 case hardware 6 packages personal effects 1 case shoe tips 103 plus missionary goods 110 bales blacking 140 boxes tin plates 1 case stationery bales hides 2 cases wire iz do tele phones 1 do Japanese objects of art 1 692 boxes bacon 120 tierces beef 537 bales cotton 1 900 sacks flour 42 crates shuttlewood 100 boxes starch 100 half boxes tongues 29 kids tobacco. Sf John NB Schooner Ariel 450 boxes cornmeal 125 obis four 250 boxes beef 1 126 fire bricks 140 boxes pork. Sf AN DREWS NB Schooner Harrie 375 boxes flour

Liverpool Eng Samaria JOHN Sf AN Drews West Indies South America Minnesota Chicago Milwaukee New York Prion Rio Laguayra Maracaibo WMC English Islands Porto Rico New Orleans Carolina Louisiana United Ierce City Extra India Western Zelsctor Marget Dul Buffalo Slec ST. Louis Wisconsin Toleddo Cincinnati Lee Wisser Detroit Michigan Cleveland Stannard Wate

Receipts Of Domestic Staples At Port Sept 7

A historical port table lists total receipts from interior points for Sept 7, comparing to last year. Commodities include cotton, molasses, flour, butter, eggs, oats, beans, wheat, potatoes, pork, beef, lard, leather, hides, skins, tea, coffee, sugar and more with various quantities in bales, barrels, bushels, cases, and tons.

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Receipts of Domestic Staples by Railroad and Ship

Goods receipts list extensive stock movements across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Old Colony Providence Eastern Lowell Maine Fitchburg Merritt & co Salem Express and others. Items cover flour corn oats wheat oats and other grains. pork beef lard tallow butter cheese eggs bacon leather hides skins tea coffee sugar molasses and various packaging and car counts.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Old Colony New York and New England Railroad Providence Railroad Eastern Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Merritt & Co’s Salem Express Muurce & Arnold’s Peabody Express Moulton’s

Cotton Markets and Receipts Across Atlantic Ports

Market reports show firm tone in cotton with net receipts at several ports. Galveston and Wilmington show middling around 11 to 11.5 cents, Baltimore and Norfolk around 11 to 12 cents, Savannah and Charleston near 11 to 12 cents, with exports coastwise and to Great Britain noted. New York cites higher prices with sales of 1,191 bales and middling uplands at 12 cents.

Galveston Wilmingto Bock Uc Cere Baltimore Net Great Britain Louisville Savannah Philadelpata Charleston New Orleans Essace Cincinnati New York Memphis Poaios Ana Abbsaes Tresseeeseene pNet Mobile United States Csevecevs Texas Ohio St Louis Western State Minnesota

Wheat markets and grain prices across multiple US cities

The report details prices and receipts for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and related grain products in Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Toledo, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Cleveland. It notes firming and mixed movements, with specific bid/ask ranges for No 2 red winter, No 2 Chicago spring, ungraded and white varieties, along with exports, shipments, and notable price highs and lows.

Civil suit against Lowell over trench danger trial

In Middlesex Superior Civil Court Judge Gardner presides over Smith versus City of Lowell. Case claims civil damages after plaintiff injured in a trench on School street in Lowell in April 1830 caused by Corll opening a trench for drainage. Verdict not expected until Friday. trial may last three to four days. City solicitor Lawton for Lowell, Richardson for Corll. Court not in Thursday for prayers and Gov Long proclamation observance.

Smith City of Lowell School Street Corll Sweetser & Barry Pete George F. Lawton

Municipal Courts Hit With Fines In Sept 7 Session

Judge May presided over a Sept 7 municipal court session listing fines for assault and battery to Ellen McBrennan and a wife beater to Joan Connelly, with $200 to keep the peace. Other cases include ex examination waivers, malicious glass breaking, unlicensed hack driving, disturbances, and vagrancy across South Boston Roxbury and Charlestown courts.

May Owen Parker Ellen McBrennan Joan Connelly Frank Rock Mary A. Mathews Shakespeare South Boston Francis O'Dowd John Cunningham Mary Buckley Roxbury Thomas Kennedy House of Industry William Murphy Cornelius Reddington Martin Scully Peter Myers Martin McDonnall Michael Kilroy Joseph Furst Furst Patrick Bartlett Charlestown Edward Haggerty Charles Colman

Real Estate Transfers In Boston Area From 1881 Records

Suffolk County transfers show Edward D Sohier to Charles A Welch and others with quitclaims and undivided interests, various streets including Leverett Barton Londres London and Weymouth areas, amounts from 1 to 9000 dollars, August to September 1881. Mortgages and mortgage transfers span Brookline Street Trenton Street East Boston Perham West Roxbury Savin Hill Concord Street Monmouth Street and Dorchester areas with values from 1 to 36000 dollars, dates August 1881 to September 1881.

Washington and Florence Streets Edward D. Sohier Charles A. Welch Leverett and Barton Streets Leverett Street Tincoln Essex Streets Charles C. Barry George 3 Cushing Trenton Street Levi B. Stinchfield Edwin W. Whitchurch Ee and Lana James Townsend London Street George Fogerty Hannah Kelly Street Boston Eutaw Street D. Henshaw Ward Brookline Street Bradford Perry Samuel E. Sewall East Boston Bedfield Erskine Perham Street West Roxbury John A. Smith Dedham Institution Savin Hill Avenue Dorchester George Noyes Hingham Institution For Savings

Mining notes from the western mines and finance update

August output reports include Custer mine gold 13 481 and 62 585 ounces silver. Bonanza vein assays 20 to 250 oz silver. Bodie Con weekly ore totals 86 625 tons with pulp value 6744 per ton and tailings 926. Morning Star Mine rich chloride ore assays over 100 oz per ton. Mascot Mining road improvements and travel times. Rising Sun Shaft updates on 900 level. Columbia and Beaver mines activity with three tunnels and strengthened vein. Hibernia Consolidated stockholders meet with 70 000 shares present, debt around 16 000, board vacancies to be filled.

Custer Big Horn Bonanza Col San Francisco Comstock Sierra Nevada Union Farr Morning Star Leadville Bodie Con Mascot Mining Company Gorham Grand Trunk Railway Mount Hayes Glen House White Mountains Mascot Lead and Silver Rising Sun Columbia and Beaver Mines Idaho Owen Columbia Beaver Tunnel Hibernia Consolidated Mining Company

Railroads and Power in 1881 Across the U S

Rail lines expand from Krupp rails to Gulf, Santa Fe, and New Orleans Pacific links. Narrow gauge consolidations loom in Pennsylvania and Illinois, with Newport and Wickford executives and Jerseyville investors outlined. Canal traffic declines, and significant stock and bond figures mark major improvements and bankrupt fears.

Central Pacific Krupp Germany Chesapeake and Ohio Newport News Chicago Pennsylvania Cairo Mobile and Ohio Railroad East Trafic Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Galveston Fort Worth Gould Prairie du Chien and McGregor Railway Company Wisconsin Railroad John H. Wells Western Union Telegraph Telegraph Bankers and Brokers’ Telegraph Company New York Washington Register National Elevated Railway Construction Company Earle H. Smith Charles D. Yale William H. McDougall George M. Miller Sherman Jerseyville Construction Company

Mechanics' Fair Building Tour Report

Through the courtesy of President Slack of the Charitable Mechanic association the city press representatives were invited to inspect the association's new building and observe its facilities and layout. The visit showcased the organization's growth and potential community role.

Mechanics’ Fair Slack Charitable Mechanic Association Association

Bookwalter and Foster Amid Racial Tension Move

A Sarcasm laden report from The State Journal discusses colored miners welcoming Bookwalter in Springfield where a large Black population is influential. It notes Republican leaders fear losing Black votes and urge Foster to deploy militia to prevent political influence while quotes reflect tense racial attitudes of the era.

John W. Bookwalter Ohio Perry Hocking Athens Gov Foster Gov. Foster Rendville Perry County Wm. C. Lemert Virginia Charles Foster Columbus Bookwalter W. C. Lemert State Journal Springfield

Business Troubles Reach Creditors of Cleveland Bros

Statement of affairs shows total liabilities of 65 686 69 with 36 500 mortgage on real estate and 25 312 50 on credits. Assets include factory on leased land 3 651 69 stock and goods at warerooms 12 085 25, book debts 5 565 52, bank stock 500, collateral notes 600, cash 6 799, totaling 58 570 45 including encumbered real estate. Additional private liabilities include George Cleveland 6 000 mortgage, David A. Cleveland 9 394 1, secured by none, Charles Cleveland 8 000 mortgage, with no other assets. Other failures listed include Oscar H. Broom Toronto, W C Merrill Springfield, Benjamin Mason Burlington, Frederick Schimelpfennig Plano, W N Atwood Co Canton with assets 12 000 and liabilities 8 000.

Portland Cumberland New York Philadelphia Georgetown Baltimore Franklin Stove Gulf Sanderson Hotchkiss Samson Prince Edward Halifax California Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Michigan Malaga London Turkey Norfolk Manila MIDES Buinos Ayres Monteverdo Cleveland Bros Providence R. C Liberty Bank George Cleveland David A. Cleveland Charles 3 Oscar H. Broom Toronto Ont W. C. Merrill Springfield Benjamin Mason Burlington Frederick Schimelpfennig Plano Tex W.N. Atwood & Co Canton

Funeral of John G. Davis Founding banker merchant

The funeral for John G. Davis aged 75, founder of Exchange Bank and Firemen’s Insurance, merchant, was held at his No 107 Charles Street residence. Rev James Reed of New Jerusalem Church led services, with six church members as pallbearers, a large crowd in attendance. Burial followed in Forest Hills cemetery family lot.

George E. Foster Insurance Interests of Boston Board of Underwriters Congress Street James Goodman Providence Boston Fire Underwriters’ Union Messrs Benton Balch Reed, Vinton Ellison John G. Davis The Exchange Bank and Firemen’s Insurance Company Charles Street James Reed New Jerusalem Bowedoin Street Forest Bills Cemetery

Mortality in Massachusetts Weekly Deaths Reported

The Massachusetts Board of Health notes 1831 week ending Sept 3 with 141,363 population across 43 cities and towns reporting 221 deaths from principal diseases. Diphtheria, typhoid, consumption trends rise. 82 deaths from consumption, 7 from lung diseases. Death rates vary by city, with Boston 31.06 and Fall River 33.30 per 100k, total weekly rate 26.74. Health Officer H P Walcott signs.

Massachusetts State Board of Health Boston Fall River Lowell Lynn Chelseai Worcester Salem Newburyport Cambridge Lawrence Springfield New Beaford Somerville Holyoke Chealsea Taunton Gloucester Haverhill Newton Fitchburg H. P. Walcott M.D. Ear

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