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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1884

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3

New York Financial Market Faces Mixed Session As Shares Swing

The New York financial desk reports money easier on call at 1 11 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 6 percent, and firm foreign exchange. Stocks opened strong on hopes trunk line troubles near settlement, with skips in Lackawanna, Northwestern, St Paul, Louisville and Nashville, Lake Shore, New York Central, and Northern Pacific. Afternoon weakness pulled down several rails while Louisville and Nashville and Union Pacific stayed strong. totals showed 291,000 shares traded with many named issues and a late irregular drift amid trading uncertainties.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Govee Lackawanns Northwestern Ll rGlo St. Paul Louisville and Nashville Lake Shore Tay New York Central Northern Pacific Western Union Pears Vanderbilts Canada Southern Michigan Central Louisville Nashville Union Pacific Co Opn St. Lo Caraca Sonth Ventral Pacific Chi St. Louis Del L.& West Delaware& Hud Oeaver & Rio G Manhattan Missouri Pacific Memphis & C Northwesterm New Jersey Osan New York Cen Ohio & Massisippi Ontario & West Ohio Central Pacific Mail Peoria Dec Phila. & Reading P.& Omaha Texas Pacific Wabash Pacific

Trade dull with brief corn excitement in Chicago market

Trade has been dull with a slight southern movement not yet satisfying. Clearing house reports show reduced volume and rising failures, with wholesale clothing suffering most. Cotton is unfavorable and stocks tend to decline. About 3624 barrels of apples arrived, over 3000 from Fitchburg. In on call commercial exchange, car sales totaled 39 with various price bids and asks across months and grades.

Dulness Chicago Clearing House Fitchburg

Import of Holstein cattle arrives for quarantine yards

Sept 22 report from Waltham Mass notes 113 Holstein cattle aboard the Boston City from Gravesend and Permerrand. Sellers Mann & Son and Bedwell & Perry offer yearlings calves and cows for sale with prices from 150 to 500 dollars. AMOUNT OF LIVESTOCK AT MARKET and arrivals at yards listed with prices for cattle sheep calves and hides.

Waltham Mass Boston City Mann & Son Elgin Permerrand North Holland Gravesend DeGoude Holland C H Potter Bedwell & Perry Lee Leuwarden Friesland Permerland Horn E. M. Washburn Lenox Furnace

Trade Stagnation and Outlook for Spring Goods in 1884

Trade remains largely steady with fall business nearly done. Some manufacturers still complete orders, and small duplicates arrive. Salesmen report solid orders, while southern traders note strong trade. Samples of spring goods are ready and many salesmen are traveling. Prices and styles similar to last year. manufacturers optimistic for a robust spring. Rubber goods demand holds, shipments head to Chicago and other hubs. Overall fall sales lag last year by over 50,000 cases, with December output unlikely to catch up. Continuous year-to-date shipments fall slightly from 1883 totals.

Portland Cambridge Boston Philadelphia Rosendale Cumberland Clearfield Rio Java Maracaibo Laguira Manila Uplands Gulf Shellac Gambier St Domingo Haddock Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Minnesota Ohio Indiana St Louis Illinois New York State Pennsylvania Wisconsin Havana Leon Madeira Sicily Ivison Malaga Michigan Texas Territory Western California Australia Chicago Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland New England

Cattle sales report at Watertown and Brighton yards

The Watertown yard notes strong Hereford stock at the state fair level, with premium buyers and several large cattle, including a pair of steers at 3400 pounds and oxen near 4500 pounds. The report covers Watertown auctions, assorted Boston Albany yard sales, and Brighton market tone, noting firm prices, western cattle influx, and varied milch cow prices ranging from 40 to 150 dollars.

H V Whipple H N Jenne M Gilfillan A B Edwards Combs & Farrar E Smith J Danskin Maine Canada Sfor P W Thompson & Son J H Fogg Libby & Son KK W Brown C E Libby P W Thompson& Son M G Flanders Coombs & Farrar Merry & Co Coolidge & Son A L Mason New Hampshire Miller Sargent O F Bothell HA Wilecox F Baker Breck & Wood Aldrich & Johnson NE Winn M Pike Dow & Moulton E F Adden J O Sanborn Vermont Sargent & Turner MG Flanders W Ricker M P Whalen J A Baldwin HN Jenne Piper & Pond Hastings Martin Caladonia B Harris Lindon Watertown Nice Glec J Bailey Sec H Njenne George Harris Brighton Stock Yards Boston Albany Farrell & McFlynn E H Eames J F Stetson Brighton Monroe Hollis & Co Sawyer J S Henry Aldrich & Jonson J B Remick H F Coolidge Ayrshire Jersey

Cotton Market Update Sept 24 Receipts and Prices

United States ports report 18 369 bales net receipts and 3 180 bales increase in stocks as prices for middling lands hold near September levels. market tones vary by city with Augusta Louisville Mobile Norfolk St Louis steady to firm, New York and Philadelphia softer. New York notes dull cotton with unchanged prices and varied commodity headlines across flour, grains, and metals.

United States Great Britain France Augusta Louisville Mobile Norfolk St. Louis Baltimore Galveston Memphis New Orleans Savannah Charleston New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Wilmington Utgu Chicago Albany Canada Brighton Milwaukee Toledo

Wheat and grain markets steady in London and Liverpool

Beers notes steady cargoes of wheat and firm corn as markets in London and Liverpool show quiet but steady demand. Imports to the UK last week include wheat 265000 to 270000 quarters and corn 130000 to 135000. prices listed for winter and spring wheat, California, and club rates with breadstuffs steady.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Paris United Kingdom Liverpool California

Maritime Trade Ledger from Liverpool to Pubnico

A scanned ledger lists consignments aboard various ships and to multiple firms and warehouses. Entries include 250 tons pig iron for Naylor & Co, 146 bales steel, 182 merchantable goods, 8 casks steel, 23 cases mdse, 2 cases ribbons, 82 bolls steel, 72 bolls, 15 quarter casks sherry, 300 drums caustic soda, 179 bags hide pieces, 40 pkgs earthenware, 225 bales mdse, and 1500 quintals codfish to Pubnico schooner Hazel Glen, reflecting extensive Liverpool based trade activity and shipper allocations.

Liverpool Eng Naylor & Co Holder & Herrick Bolls Steel Richardson Baring Bros & Co Sugden Spencer Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Storer & Co Howe & French Hartley & Co Joel Goldthwait Co Piper Whitney & Co Chadwick & Chadwick Gies Earthenware Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Clark, Adams & Clark Abram French & Co Merchants Despatch Transportation Co Ers & Co F & F C Sayles Norwell & Co Jere Abbott & Co James Skinner Wood, Pollard & Co White & Co Buttrick Berger & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co P Hollander & Co JC Chaflin & Co Earle Manus Co Pacific Mills Blanchard Cook & Co Ke Bros & Co Brown, Darrell & Co Jordan, Marsh & Co Tg See & Co Moise Hawley Folsom & Martin Rch Bros, Pierce & Co Beard Moors & Co Stone & Downer Pubnico Ha Co

Foreign Exports Bulk Freight From Scottish Ports

Glasgow steamer Scandinavian cleared September 20 with 19,186 sacks flour 135 packs tobacco 738 sacks oatmeal 6 organs 1 organ top 1 case knives 4000 pieces staves 384 barrels apples 564 pieces lumber 317 heed pattle 25 barrels dyestuffs 150 lubricating oil. St Thomas brig Rocky Glen 15 barrels 30 baskets apples 750 cabbages 35 baskets pears 1 dozen cauliflowers 1 dozen celery 18 mabrette bbl nenes boxes 6 bus ceysters 322 tons ice 200,000 shingles. Arichat NS schooner Lustria 15 barrels flour. Eure NS schooner R Leach 50 barrels flour 15 do meal. Port Williams NS schooner Willie 297 barrels flour 18 do cornmeal. Digby NS schooner Emma E Potter 125 barrels meal 24 do flour 5 do kerosene oil.

Glasgow Scot ST Thomas Brig Rocky Glen Arichat Lustria Eure NS R Leach Port Williams Willie Digby N S Emma E Potter

Receipts of Staple Goods by Rail Lines

Receipts show shipments across multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Id Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Maine Lowell Salem and other Expresses and by sea. Items include vast lots of cotton wool flour corn meal malt oats beef pork lard butter cheese tea coffee sugar potatoes and leather in bales bbls boxes rolls and cases with numerous counts and vehicles listed.

Ancy Liverpool Mdon Glasgow Antwerp Australasia Melbourne Sydney Adelaide Brisbane California Baltimore Boston Portland Fall River Providence Salem New York New Haven New London Portsmouth N. H Philadelphia Ioose Muscatel London New Valencia Turkey Sicily Warren Powder Mills Eureka Boston Sporting du Pont Eagle Manila Rio Grande Montevideo River Plate Cordova Calcutta India Para Bengal Western Boston Extra Elaine Paris Rochelle Kentucky Franklin County New York and Vermont Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick Carolina Patna Java Cadiz Bond Turks Island Chicago Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Id Colony Railroad New England Fitchburg Railroad Eastern Railroad Maine Railroad Lowell Railroad

Total Receipts of Staple Products Sept 24 Port Table

A historical port table lists totals for staples from Sept 24 comparing 1884 to 1883 across items such as Cotton bales Wool cloth Flour eggs and Butter. It records quantities for beans corn meal oats potatoes hay millfeed and assorted meats and fats with notes on several other commodities.

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Harvard Overseers Elect Four and Name Various Appointments

The Harvard board met on Wednesday with Hon. Henry Lee presiding. Elections named five new overseers for six years: Charles R. Codman Richard M. Hodges Robert D. Smith Henry Cabot Lodge and Charlemagne Tower. The body approved additions to honors and appointments including Dr Herbert Burr Howard Reuben Whittle Lovering Jacob Causler Patten Proctor and reappointments and lectures for 1884 85. Hon E R Hoar chosen president for the year and Henry Barber Hill named professor of chemistry pending rule.

Board of Overseers Harvard College Henry Lee Committee On Charles R. Codman Richard M. Hodges Robert D. Smith Henry Cabot Lodge Charlemagne Tower Herbert Burr Howard Reuben Whittle Lovering Jacob Causler Patten Proctor Henry Prebbie A. B Edwin L. Godkin Robert E. Thompson Messrs. Green Lincoln Adams E.R. Hoar Henry Barber Hill

Bennett Praises Coca Beef Tonic for Constitution

Dr. H. R. Bennett, president of the Massachusetts Surgical Society, extols Liebig Co s Coca Beef Tonic as a top tonic to rebuild a broken-down constitution from long-standing womb disease. He also calls it invaluable for dyspepsia biliousness malaise and weak nerves.

H. R. Bennett Mass. Surgical Society Liebig Co

Hearing on automatic car couplers by railroad commissioners

The railroad commissioners open a hearing on automatic car couplers with inventors from across the country present. The process will be informal, alphabetical, and may extend several weeks. Afterward, inspectors will observe in local yards, with attendees invited to explain merits and defects.

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Court Record: Defraud Scheme Trial in U S District Court

On Sept 24 Judge Nelson presided over the trial of William Haynes charged with posing as Importers' Silk agency and mailing circulars offering silk for a small fee. E P Brown represented the defendant and Francis McCarty was tried for passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill and acquitted.

William Haynes E. P. Brown Francis McCarty

Fraudulent pension cases heard before U S Commissioners Court

In the U S Commissioners Court on Sept 24, before Commissioner Hallett, the fraudulent pension cases of Maria Goodall and Thomas F Smith were heard and continued to next Monday.

Hallett Maria Goodall Thomas F. Smith

Supreme Judicial Court Proceedings on Will Contest

Sept 24 before Judge Allen Edward A. McLaughlin et al executor appeal from probate decree contesting Susan Munnigle will on execution mind and undue influence. Jury found improper execution and unsound mind. undue influence undecided. Executors counsel Cummings Farley. contestant Dabney McConnell. Jurors excused to Oct 6. In Chambers Colburn hearing on Knapp Magoun conveyances to Margaret Magoun set aside due to unsound mind and undue influence. proceeding resumed and unfinished likely to occupy week.

Edward A. McLaughlin Catherine T. Tripp Susan Munnigle J. W. Cummings J. F. Farley L.S. Dabney George W. McConnell Chambers Colburn Knapp and Magoun Margaret Magoun Thacher Magoun Medford

Middlesex Probate Court Wills and Administrations Noted

Sept 24 before Judge Brooks wills presented for Richard Kimball Framingham Caroline Perkins Wakefield Joseph Wellington Frances Ave Cambridge Mary Hollis Medford Catherine ONeil Stoneham William Weir Dracutt Sarah Coburn Lowell Joan Smith Warren Duren Lexington Anthony Crosby Melrose Letters of administration granted for Edwin Willis Sudbury James Fullam Winchester Margaret Finch Somerville Catherine McDonald Lowell Mary Gallivan Lowell Sarah Bacon Natick Louisa Delano Somerville Emeline Allen Newton Jules Wethrell Malden Ida Sampson Somerville John Griffin Lowell Joseph Eastman Caroline Thayer Stoneham Patrick Hayes Pepperell Ellen Page Townsend Edward Kenely Marlboro Benjamin Nutting Groton James Holmes Luther Hayes Eliza Crossman Cambridge William Agnew Chelmsford all noted.

Richard Kimball Framingham Caroline A. Perkins Wakefield Joseph V. Wellington Frances D.ave Cambridge Mary E., Hollis Medford Catherine J. O’neil Stoneham William Weir Dracutt Sarah M. Coburn Lowell Joan Smith Warren Duren Lexington Anthony Crosby Melrose Edwin Willis Sudbury James F. Fullam Winchester Margaret D. Finch Somerville Catherine McDonald Mary Gallivan Sarah Bacon Natick Louisa M. M. Delano Emeline Allen Newton Jules A. Wethrell Malden Ida L. Sampson John Griffin Joseph S. Eastman Caroline V. Thayer Patrick Hayes Pepperell Ellen A. G. Page Townsend Edward H. Kenely Marlboro Benjamin F. Nutting Groton James A. Holmes Luther S. Hayes Eliza B. Crossman William A. Agnew Chelmsford

Wright vs Wright trial underway with no verdict today

Judge Rockwell presides in case No 887 Mary E Wright versus Gilman F Wright. The administrator for the deceased plaintiff alleges a $1000 mortgage exchanged for a trade lacked consideration and claims the plaintiff was insane at the time. Marshall Hamblitt represent the plaintiff. Greenholzer Stevens defend. First ten trial cases remain undecided. no new trial list issued.

Mary E. Wright Gilman Wright Marshall & Hamblitt F. T. Greenholzer George Stevens

Not Guilty in Larceny Case and Disorderly Conduct Penalties

Daniel J Downey is found not guilty of larceny from the person in the John Mc Kenna case. Annie McCabe pleads guilty to keeping a disorderly house and is fined 30 dollars plus costs. John Kelly case jurors are out on assault with intent to rape. Michael Hennessey is fined 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Thomas Connors Pe Spiga is found guilty of idleness and disorderly conduct and sentenced to six months in the house of correction.

Daniel J. Downey John McKenna Annie McCabe John Kelly Michael Hennessey Thomas Connors Pe

Municipal Courts September 24 Summary of Cases

In central court Judge Adams presided. John Smith faced assault and battery with $200 to appear Oct 1. Charles Blank fined $10 and costs. Rogers and McKenna fined $10 and half costs each. Henry and nee faced larceny fined $10 and half costs. Thomesee assault fined $10 no costs. Simonds fined $10 without costs for obstructing street railway, appeals. Ann Palmer held $500 for Oct 1 appearance for unlawfully selling intoxicants at No 1 Rochester. Edward Connelly stubborn child six months in house of industry plus $10 and costs for assault. Cronin larceny six months in house of industry. Ober larceny held $2000 for Oct 3 appearance. Nellie Lawrence and Clara Greene larceny held $300 for superior court appearance. Roxbury court Andrew J Spaulding mutilating a dog fined $20 and costs. Bunker Hill Neil O’Donnell assault with dangerous weapon bound over to superior court in $500 bonds. East Boston Herbert W. Tewksbury and J Hicks arraigned for obstructing the milk inspector. examination deferred one week. Juvenile session Andrew Johnson assault and battery fined $10 without costs.

Central Court Ann Palmer Rochester Street Edward Connelly House of Industry Daniel Cronin William G. Ober Nellie Lawrence Clara Greene Roxbury Andrew J. Spaulding Bunker Hill Neil O’donnell East Boston Herbert W. Tewksbury J. Hicks Andrew Johnson

Insolvencies and assignments hit Boston to New York buyers

A sweeping insolvency wave spans from Boston and Charlestown to Rochester and Milo with Whittemore Cabot facing petition, Dana B. Hamlin filing voluntary insolvency, and Beverly Manufacturing assigning to Whitmarsh. Attachments, liabilities, and proposed compromises appear across railway and retail sectors, while a dramatic Chicago jewelers raid foreshadows creditor risk and a Train theft of $40,000 stock ends with a sheriff levy.

Whittemore, Cabot & Co Bedford Street Boston Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Company Dana B. Hamlin Baker Dudley Street Boston Highlands Nelson & Co Rutherford Avenue Charlestown A. B. Stannard Lawrence Mass Allen & Gammons Hyde Park Lewis R. Angove Milo Beverly Manufacturing Company Providence C. H. Whitmarsh. Co W. Crane Grocer Barkhamsted Conn M. J. Bradley Putnam Simon Hays & Sons Rochester N. Y James B. Perkins J.H. Bennett Springhill Kas Thomas Fawcett Watford Ont England Bank of Montreal Merchants’ Bank Fawcett Chicago 8. Friedman & Co Jacob Newman Friedman Minneapolis Newman St. Paul Moses Rock Island Road Blue Island Burke Charlies P. Burdett Samuel G. Pond Burdett & Pond

Investigation of Collision Between Rose Standish and Wesley A. Gove

Hearing details emerge about signals and actions before and during the August collision. Witnesses including Rose Standish crew and tug crew describe sighting distances, pilot house movements, and lack of signaling. Capt Jenkins on the Wesley A. Gove testifies no signals were given as the tug and steamer neared, with repairs and damage noted.

Rose Standish Wesley A. Gove W. F. Clewell Standish Arthur W. Leavitt Capt. Jenkins Charles H. Bishop Boston John H. Hardy J. J. Rosbergy J. B. Durgin G. G. Cook W. H. Jenkins Boston Light New York and New England Railroad John Douglass John Nugent Charles A. Souther

Prince Henry XX of Reuss dies in Belgium

Baron von Reichenfels also known as Prince Henry XX of Reuss died at Boitsfort near Brussels after a romantic marriage to Mile Clotilde Loisset. He gave up his princely title and retired to private life in Belgium. Frank P. Morey, about 30, was found dead in a Chicago Commercial hotel room from chloroform in empty bottles. Morey was a Boston area figure previously a drugstore clerk in Walden and later with a Chicago drug firm.

Baron von Reichenfels Boitsfort Brussels Prince Henry XX Reuss Mile Clotilde Loisset Paris Belgium Frank P. Morey Commercial Chicago Morey Boston H. I. Johnson Waltham

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