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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1884

Page

3

Stock Market Summary and Rail Shares Mixed in Trading

Market dull with bonds and shares across sectors. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe dipped then recovered while Chicago Burlington and Quincy held at mixed levels. Quincy stock tumbled toward 293 with commentary urging a shift in management to Boston and a modernization of operations.

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Connorion Valley Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf el Paso Penver American Bell Telephone Boston Calumet Hecla Quincy New England New York Oracle

Mills Close In Biddeford On Cotton Goods Outlook

Pepperell Manufacturing and Laconia mills in Biddeford Maine shut Thursday night for ten days due to weak cotton goods demand. On call trading showed no business, with asking prices near Wednesday levels. Old oats remained nominally out of the market, halting cash and September trades. no cash settling price was set. Oats bids and asks were noted for September through December with fractional percent quotes.

Pepperell Manufacturing Company Laconia Company Biddeford

Flour and Grain Market Digest Summary

Digest of markets, local and telegraphic notes focusing on flour and grain trends. Includes prices, quotations, and brief updates from mills and merchants, reflecting supply, demand, and regional movement in the grain market.

Mixed Farm Market Report Shows Weak Hay and Strong Potatoes

General farm produce markets show limited hay and straw trading with buyers in control, vegetables and potatoes moving slowly at low prices due to heat. Apple and grape supplies exceed demand while peaches and citrus rise modestly. coffee, sugar, and oil markets mix firm and dull signals across New York, Liverpool, and domestic ports.

Dabney Simmons & Co Woodall & Co Liverpool Java Maracaibo Laguira Jamaica Rio New York Rio Janeiro United States London Manilas Illoilos Porto Rico Barbadoes Ponce Ayaguez Cienfuegos English Island St Vincent Singapore RIICE Carolina Patna Rangoon Messina Palermo Baracoa Russia Europe Hoffman Rogers Reed & Bremmenun Pool Weible No Pittsburg New Orleans Uplands Orleans

Market Report on Wheat, Corn and Provisions

Liverpool market notes late September show Winter wheat prices around 6s 106 7s 2d and California averages 63 11 7s. Provisions list pork 768, bacon 48 49s, lard 393, cheese 503s 6d. London reports slow cargo movements for wheat and corn with red wheat at 6s 6d and spring wheat 6s 7d.

Liverpool California London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Continent United Kingdom

Fish Price Report for Week Ending September 11 1884

Codfish prices ranged from large at 4 75 per quarter to medium at 3 37 a cask 3 Y per quarter. Haddock at 1 75 and bake 2 37 per quarter, pollock 2, snooks salted 2 25 per quarter. Boneless prepared fish bake 38 4 1c and haddock 4 4 per cask. Mackerel sales noted at 3 75 4 3716, Nova Scotia herring 4 50 bbl, Labrador 3 75, large gibbed 2 25, trout 14 bbl. Fresh halibut Today 8 6c per pound for white and gray. Other fish oils and byproducts listed with varied prices. Cape Ann Advertiser.

Nova Scotia Labrador Pogie Cape Ann

Foreign Exports and Market Goods Across Several Ports

A condensed report lists shipments and inventories from London Durham City St Pierre Liverpool Fayal Cape Coast Annapolis Bridgewater and other ports. Items include cattle tobacco lumber leather fish flour butter eggs beef bacon oils and various hardware and household goods with numerous container counts and bales. Export entries cover bark lard tobacco leather crates barrels boxes and cases as vessels and markets move goods to and from multiple locations.

London Durham City ST Pierre Mig Liverpool Eng Missouri Fayal Cape Coast Annapolis Bridgewater

Receipts of Staple Products by Major Railroads

Inventory list from multiple railroads detailing shipments of cotton wool beef pork tea coffee sugar butter cheese eggs apples and other goods. Includes Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell Salem and Expresses by sea quantities in bales boxes bbls sacks barrels and bags.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Maine Railroad Lowell Railroad Salem

Total Receipts of Staple Products Sept Ll

Totals show receipts of principal commodities from all shipment points and transit, compared with the same day last year, highlighting changes in arrival volumes for the period.

Business Troubles and New York Sugar Firm Assignments

Major sugar refiners Burger Hurlbut and Livingston of 91 Wall Street assign said firm after 40 years in business amid trade depression. Liabilities estimated at $500,000 against $165,000 in preferences. assignee J Frank Platt. Other insolvencies include Mrs Lane of Old Orchard Maine with $2,500 liabilities and no assets, and Clarence A Moody of Bellows Falls Vermont owing $6,060 with no assets. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed against Kingsbury, Hathorne, Mullard, Crawford, and Rothfrichs in contract or tort actions.

Henry 8. Burger Richard Hurlbut Cyrus A. Healy Burger, Hurlbut & Livingston Wall Street New York John A. Livingston J. Frank H. Platt Lane Restaurateur Old Orchard Clarence A. Moody Bellows Falls Damon Stewart Flint Mich P. K. Sale Ada Arthur L. Meserve Bartlett N. Y Suffolk County Marks

Supreme Judicial Court actions dismissed and unfinished

These cases were tried together and began Tuesday before Judge C Allen. Wallace P Willett et al v Thomas A Rich et al and Thomas A Rich et al v Wallace P Willett et al were dismissed and unfinished with testimony finished. Lawyers L S Dabney represented Willett and R M Morse Jr and R Stone represented Rich.

Wallace P. Willett Thos. A. Rich L. S. Dabney Willett R. M. Morse, Jr R. Stone Rich

Superior Court actions in Sept Lt. Gardner session

Theodore H. Constein pleaded guilty to larceny and received probation. Assault on an officer charges against Thomas O Hearn and James Murphy were resolved as nolo contendere or pressed. Jacob Aaronson assault and battery second count resulted in a $30 fine. Caroline Warrington pleaded guilty to larceny from the person with sentence postponed. Juries were still deliberating in cases of Mary McKenna larceny from the person and Dexter W. Wallace indecent assault.

Superior Criminal Court Gardner Theodore H.constein Thomas O’hearn Nolo James Murphy Nolo Contepdre Jacob Aaronson Caroline Warrington Armpst Mary McKenna Dexter W. Wallace

Central and Dorchester courts hear fines and sentences

In the central court Judge McCafferty presided over idle and disorderly Frank Grant who was ordered six months in the house of industry after appeal. Also fined were Michael Callahan ten dollars plus costs for assault, Jeremiah ONeill six months in the house, William Billings six months in the house, Michael Fogarty twenty dollars plus costs for assault, John McDonald held for larceny at two hundred dollars, Mary ONeill fined ten dollars plus costs for larceny, Frank Whitier ten dollars plus costs for assault, Mary Leston held two hundred dollars for common raiser, John Conroy three thousand dollars held. Dorchester court saw William Dalton fined ten dollars and costs for assault. East Boston court fined Walter C. Townsend fifty six dollars and ten cents for adulterated milk sale. Brighton court fined James Brogan fifteen dollars plus costs for driving a disabled horse.

Sepat. Il McCafferty Frank Grant House of Industry Michael Callahan Jeremiah O'Neill William Billings Michael Fogarty John McDonald Mary O'Neil Frank Whittier Mary Leston John Conroy Dorchester William Dalton East Boston Walter C. Townsend Brighton Court James Brogan

Japanese Mirrors In Market As Secret Patterned Metal Toys

Japanese magic mirrors, made of fine burnished metal, reveal geometric patterns landscapes or faces when lightly breathed upon. The manufacture is a secret but thought to involve welding a pattern in one steel or iron layer onto a plate of another metal.

Rail crossings reviewed as Andover petition heard

The Andover selectmen petitioned for gates or flagmen at Haggett's Pond, Burt's and Dane's crossings. The railroad commissioners declined the full order but urged a flag car at Haggett's Pond during picnics and recommended removing obstructing trees at Burt's and Dane's crossings. They proposed sharing costs for a safe crossing, or seeking a grade separation if needed. Also reports on St Louis and San Francisco, Chicago and Grand Trunk earnings, and railroad attire rules for Boston and Lowell conductors.

Andover Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation Haggett’s Pond Station Burt’s Dane’s Thomas Russell St. Louis Kansas Russell Sage James D. Kish Bryce Gray

Beacon Street Widening Hearings Open in Brookline

Suburban matters report a public hearing before county commissioners on a petition by William H. Lincoln and 31 others to relocate and widen Beacon Street in Brookline to at least the width of Boston highway. Opposition cites longstanding trees. hearing postponed to next regular meeting.

Beacon Street Town Hall William H. Lincoln Brookline Boston W. L. Chandler Willliam Aspinwall Etitioners Henry Med Salem Justina KR Worcester Portland Maine Virginia Middlesex Cambridge Boston Post Grorce M. Brooks Esquire

Boston Ward List Of Dwelling And Stable Properties

A detailed catalog of multiple properties in Boston city wards listing owners, addresses, and building types. Entries include two and three story flat or pitched roof dwellings and stables, with ward numbers and street locations such as Thatcher street Avon place East Fourth street and Sumner street, noting owners like W S Rand, Charles Curlin, H A Wood, M Murphy and many others.

W. S. Rand Newbury Street Boston Branch Marble Producers Company Thatcher Street White Avon Place Charles Curlin Warrenton Street W. E. Elliot Champney Street P. Campbell Dorchester Avenue Lyman Locke East Fourth Street H. A. Wood South Street J. P. <Elroe Alger Street M. Murphy P. H. McCormick Bumstead Lane T. O. Connors Prospect Street H. Kertzman Porter Street Ff. C. Power Saratoga Street F. P. Donovan Temple Street Reuben Abbott Wicklow Street M. Shapleigh Wyoming Street J. P. Bullareé Glendale Street Joseph Henry Parker Street

Sleepless in Jefferson New York A Letter Remedies

A New York World reader from Jefferson asks how to sleep before midnight. The editorial note credits insomnia as a civilization ailment and suggests medical evaluation, then offers humorous, implausible home remedies and psychological causes, from lobster salad to reforming life, ending with a mock, theatrical plunge into sleep.

The New York World Jefferson New York Morpheus

Breadless Nations and Porridge Cuisines Across Europe

The article surveys peasant diets where bread is scarce. In South Australia and Italy bread is rare, Roumania uses sterz or heiden porridge, Obersteiermark villages rely on sterz near Vienna, and in north Italy polenta serves as daily bread. Roumanians may descend from Romans and feature mamiliiga, a maize dish akin to polenta but never forming a solid mass.

South Australia Italy Roumania Obersteiermark Vienna Steiermark Carinthia Tyrol

A Blushing Chinese Bride Parade in Chinatown

A large crowd of 400 to 500 Chinese residents gathered in Chinatown to glimpse a bride as she left for her wedding. Police cleared the doorway to a carriage as the bride, dressed in pale blue silk with yellow trim, was paraded to the groom’s residence amid cheers, rice, and paper showers.

Portland Oregonian Chinatown Hong Kong Morrison Street

Some Queer Customs in Mexico

A New York Times friendship diary-like note recounts Mexican practices in pricing bulk goods, such as 10 000 ties becoming 100 000 with a raised price. It also tells of a judge pressured for a signature with a bribe offer, escalating from 5000 to 6000 to ensure secrecy.

New York Times Mexico WM. Topping & CO White St New York

Under the Threes. Summer boarder grumbles at country lodging

The Burlington Hawkeye notes a summer boarder complaining about tough steak thick coffee a fly in the milk and other harsh morsels. He argues he endures better meals at home with liver hickory coffee grocery cookies dried prunes stale eggs and a soiled napkin. The piece observes how city life shapes complaints at rural boarding houses.

Burlington

September Magazine of America History frontispiece noted

The September issue highlights an excellent engraving of Murillo’s portrait from his painting, appealing to a broad readership with contemporary art interest.

Magazine of America Murillo

Glimpse of the Valley of Many Waters and notable essays

The leading illustrated piece by Mrs. Lamb offers a spirited glimpse of the Valley of Many Waters. Other monthly contents feature Francisco Jose de Caldas as profiled by John Dimitry, reviews of Early Connecticut Claims in Pennsylvania by T. J. Chapman, the Revolutionary Army Medical Department by General John Cochrane, One Phase in Early Virginia History by Rev. J C Stockbridge, Something About Monhegan by E H Goss, and unpublished letters from John Adams to Elbridge Gerry in 1754 and 1785.

Revolutionary Army John Cochrane Virginia J.C. Stockbridge Monhegan New England E. H. Goss John Adams Elbridge Gerry

Notable deaths mark end of varied careers across towns

Alvin P. Greene of Sullivan II once a famed 306 Republican in Chicago four years ago died Sept. 10. Eleazer Barney of East Canaan New Hampshire died Sept. 7 aged 65 after serving in multiple town offices. Fred M. Wilder of New York died Sept. 9 at Cheshire Place East Rindge NH aged 31 5 months 8 days, editor of the Naugatuck Review. James A. Levey, first to introduce whalebone work in the city, died Sept. 10 after 30 40 years in business. Horace M. Wilson Roxbury architect and former Smith American organ factory superintendent died Sept. 10 from paralysis. he led St Thomas church music and held I O O F and Royal Arcanum affiliations. Funeral 2 P M Saturday.

Alvin P. Greene Sullivan, II Chicago Eleazer Barney East Canaan N. H Fred M. Wilder New York Cheshire Place East Rindge Naugatuck Conn James A. Levey Horace M. Wilson Roxbury Rockland Street Wilson Smith American Organ Factory Tremont Street St. Thomas’ Church Jamaica Plain Warren Lodge 18 Warren Council 103 Royal Arcanum

Corporation officers elected in Biddeford and nearby towns

On September 11 officers were chosen for Pepperell, Laconia and Saco Water Power Machine Shop. Pepperell and Laconia named B H Winslow as clerk and treasurer with George Dexter as director. Directors include Wigglesworth Longley Fabyan Blanchard Dexter Bowditch and Grew. Saco Water Power Machine Shop elected Moses as clerk, Richardson as treasurer, and Parker Walker Webster Danielson and Spencer Richardson as directors. Most directors come from Boston.

G. Dexter John A. Blanchard H.S. Grew C. P. Bowditch Saco Water Power Machine Shop Charles M. Moses S. W. Richardson J. D. Parker Nathaniel Walker John Webster J. W. Danielson Spencer W. Richardson Boston

Madison Square Theatre souvenir marks 150th May Blossom show

The Madison Square Theatre company issues a souvenir for the 150th performance of May Blossom, a 24 scene photographic collection from the play. Mr Canfrau ends his Boston engagement with a Saturday performance. Torrid weather limits attendance, yet Kit? draws audiences. Next week Tompkins premieres Zanita, a grand fairy musical ballet spectacle in preparation for over 50,000 spent.

Madison Square Theatre Company Canfrau Boston Tompkins

Emma Keeney Smith Weds Francis A Sawyer in Chicago

Miss Emma Keeney Smith daughter of Hon Perry H Smith married Francis Ashbury Sawyer at noon in Rush Street home. Rev W H Wibbert conducted. Couple to visit White Mountains then live in Boston. Also an advertisement for painless tumor cure by World's Dispensary Medical Association from Buffalo with pamphlet offer.

Chicago Emma Keeney Smith Perry H. Smith Francis Ashbury Sawyer Rush Street W. H. Wibbert St. James Episcopal Church Sawyer White Mountains Boston

Boston Post Prospectus Champions Democracy and Reform

The Boston Post enters its 53rd year pledging fierce support for democratic principles and independent critique of violations. It endorses tariff reform, banking questions, and labor freedom, promising bold, accessible discussion of taxation, currency, and industrial conditions while maintaining a hopeful, lively editorial voice.

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