Money matters exchange rates unchanged for March 31 to April 1
Foreign exchange quotes stay steady with figures scattered among various issues. Listed securities include Pacific 1895 coupon notes, American Exchange items, Crescent Mining, Mexican and U.S. issues, and several utility and industrial stocks with prices shown as bids and last trades.
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Pacific
Arch Top
Santa Fe
Bowman Silver
Boston Land
Bouanea Dev
Bos. Bld
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Eluton
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Red Elephant
Sullivan
Bank dividends and stock quotes from Boston area firms
The Pynchon National Bank in Springfield declares 5 percent dividend. Charles River National Bank in Cambridge 4 percent. Attleboro National Bank 8 percent. Attleboro Savings Bank 24 percent with 1 percent to the guarantee fund. National Bank of Fairhaven declares 2 percent. Richardson Hill & Co. handles stock and bond orders with quotes daily from No. 40 Water Street Boston.
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Pynchon National Bank
Springfield
Charles River National Bank of Cambridge
Attleboro’ National Bank
Attleboro’ Savings Bank
National Bank of Fairhaven
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Hares
Suffolk National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Hil Manufacturing Co
Boston and
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Cambridge Gas Light Co
American Electric and Dominating Co
Cocheco National Bank of
Dover
Rutland
Jackson, Lansing
Saginaw
Revere House Co
Connecticut River RR
Lawrence National Bank
American Electric and Eluminating Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Maine
Eens National Bank
Boston ‘Gas
Fall River
Cincinnati
Burlington and
Missouri River
York Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Boston Athenaeum
Boston Stock Market Mixed With Rail and Railroads Gains
The Boston stock market shows a slight uptick with higher bond sales and varied stock activity. Rail and railroad shares dominate today’s movers as Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe hold steady, while Union Pacific dips. Wisconsin Central advances on a major bed-rail extension plan to St Paul.
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New York
Atchinson
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Arizona Southern Railway Company
Edward W. Kinsley
Thomas Nickerson
W.S. Putnam
L. G. Pratt
Thomas L. Rogers
George H. Quincy
C. P. Sykes
Hugh Farley
A. P. K. Safford
Charles C. Blodgett
S. W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Central Common
Wisconsin Central
Chippewa Falls
St. Paul
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Messrs. J. M. Quigley
John McNab
C. T. Heneck
H. J. Boardman
C. W. Pierce
Mr.Osgood
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Flint
Pere Marquette
Eastern
Old Colony
Boston and
Providence
Maine
Albany
Charles River Horse Railway
Charles River Horse Railway Company
Charles River
Public Debt Statement Recapitulation Released Today
Washington April 1 Public debt statement recapitulation issued shows interest bearing bonds at various rates and totals. Principal and interest figures are listed with a large overall debt of 1 238 758 000 00 and a cash in treasury figure reflecting declines from prior months. Current liabilities and notes indicate ongoing financial obligations.
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Treasury
United States
Washington
Seecesesss
Pacific Railroad
Talion
Market notes on prices for various commodities and goods
The week shows little price change with hides, leather, hemp, lumber, and flour steady. Coffee and teas abundant, fruits steady, and freight rates low. Copper, tin, nitrates, and chemicals show mixed movement. cotton futures rise. grains firm. Metals and naval stores hold steady pricing. hays and fodders ample. molasses and syrups vary by grade.
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Rio
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United States Cotton Market Receipts and Prices April 1
The table shows April 1 upland mid dling prices and nationwide receipts coastwise sales and stocks across key markets led by New Orleans firm tone and Atlantic points mixed. Notable figures include Boston Chicago and New York showing varied upticks and declines with total unified stock around 721,680 bales. Net receipts at ports total 5,474 and exports to Great Britain and the Continent indicate substantial movement amid an overall firm market at most points.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Lake Shore
Western Union
Pacific Mail
Lakeshore
Vanderbilt
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Erie
Union Pacific
Bears
Missouri Pacific
Canada Southern
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United States
Lille Bost
St L's
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Market Price Report Across Cities and Commodities
The report lists prices and movement for flour, wheat, corn, oatmeal, rye, barley, pork, lard, bacon, bulk meats, and coinages across St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo Detroit. It notes varying demand, steady to lower trends, and multiple bid and sale figures including per bushel and per barrel valuations.
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United
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ST. Louis
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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London Market Prices and Cargo Reports April 1
Foreign markets and ship reports note slow wheat and corn cargoes with limited arrivals off the coast. Prices span Consols to St Paul common with details from London and Liverpool, including flour, wheat, corn, pork, bacon, cheese, and tallow.
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Ene
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Canadian Pacific
St Paul Common
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Court Record U S District Court Case In Watertown
The April 1 session before Judge Nelson resumed the case of Patrick Walsh of Watertown charged with fraudulently obtaining naturalization papers.
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U.S. District Court
Nelson
Patrick Walsh
Watertown
Supreme Judicial Court Opens April Term with Adjournment
The Supreme Judicial Court before Judge Field adjourned to Friday after a brief session on April 1. Juries will commence Tuesday at 9 15 for trials at law. probate appeal juries next. waived cases after April 8. Insurance companies contest an illegal tax in Iss2, seeking deductions for mortgage real estate values. full bench grants petitioners the deduction, ruling mortgages exempt from local tax. J D Bryant and J H Sweetser represent petitioners. E J Sherman, attorney general, for Commonwealth.
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Justice Field Or Justice Colburn, Firemen’s Fire Insurance Company
Commonwealth
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J.D. Bryant
J. H. Sweetser
E. J. Sherman
Superior Court First Session April 1 Before Judge Blodgetit
The April term court opened at 10 o clock with Rev James DeNormandie offering prayer. Cases began with No 2858 Albert H Spencer v Isaac F Dobson for 925 dollars in tort over services on patent papers. defendant denies ordering. Attorneys listed for both sides. No 2668 Michael R Gately v John F Dowd for 16582 loan dispute. trial in progress with counsel noted. In order list includes Burns v Sears Gretzen v Chelsea B Clark v Eastern R R Travers v Proprietors Boston Pigs and others. No 2697 James F Magee v Boston Cordage Co a tort suit by a four year old alleging injury from a defective flax spreading machine. trial set with defendants’ denial. Judge Barker presides. 8S J Thomas represents plaintiff. Morse and Allen for defendant. No other cases will be taken up until next Tuesday April 8.
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E. S. Callendar
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J. A. McGeough
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N. Morse
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Silas L. Haskell
Maria L. Abbott
Middlesex
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Geonce M. Brooks
Incorporations Enter City Societies and Clubs in New England
The Society of St John the Baptist Fall River and the Boston Cadet Band Association have been incorporated with listed officers and managers. The Woman's Friend Society of Salem is incorporated with Ellen C Putnam as president and a roster of trustees. The Washington Club of Worcester is also incorporated with officers and directors. A emigration dispatch from the Take Fund clarifies that Grecian emigrants were not paupers but families from country districts, well off and booked to friends in the state.
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C. B. Fournier
G. E. Arcand
E. Nomandin
T. Dupont
A. Dufault
A. Gauthier
J. Hausselman
L. Pouliot
C. Chabat
Boston Cadet Band Association
Lucy H. Bowdoin
Abby R. Knight
Mary KE. Chipman
Lydia A. Decker
Mary A. Swasey
Margaret A. Bolles
Mary A. Putnam
Luc A. Lincoln
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Washington Club of
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J.J. Casey
P. O’day
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M. Conley
J. F. Kelley
Swineford
Take Fund
Tuke Fund
London
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Widely Adapted for All Ages
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is adapted to every age and both sexes. It is highly palatable, and young children readily take it.
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Ayer
Great Chicago Burlington and Quincy rail line gains
The report notes 1883 net earnings of 537,874.65 on 3,322 miles of track, with 63 miles of second track added in Illinois and 7014 miles of steel rails laid area wide. It cites increased business from corn shipments, rising wages, and investments including Hannibal and St. Joseph acquisition and Saginaw and Western reorganizations.
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Cincinnati Riot on Vine Street Siege of Main Street Court House
The March 30 Cincinnati Gazette describes a sprawling mob from Vine to Main, cheering explosions as the court house burns. Militia fire stops the rail yard assault while chants curse Tom Campbell and the jury. wounded and dead litter North Court as townsfolk denounce officials and call for harsher justice.
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Fashionable Spring Hats and Dresses Describe Elaborate Styles
The article outlines spring millinery and dress trends featuring English walking hats trimmed with velvet and ribbons, capote-shaped bonnets, and a range of gowns. It notes colored straw, feather clusters, and beaded tulle, with outfits using gray woollen, cashmere, and velvet accents, including embroidered shawls and polonaise ensembles.
Probation Office Reports Suffolk County Quarter Stats
Mr E H Savage probation officer reports for the quarter ending March 31 the Suffolk county figures: 243 on probation at Jan 1 176 released during the quarter 181 cases disposed of 237 now under care. Of disposals 96 discharged 54 sent to country homes 7 to charity homes 6 sent to sea 1 death 17 surrendered for sentence. Those released on probation would have cost the state 5700 if they served the sentences imposed.
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Suffolk County
Hartford Firms Named in Trade Directory
Hartford listing shows T. Sessons & Co. Geo. W. Williams & Co. Talcott, Frisbee & Co. as part of a regional business directory. A brief entry notes these entities among local merchants and manufacturers.
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Talcott, Frisbee & Co
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