Railway interests and rail bond details from bankers list
Parkinson Burr bankers publish a valuable table of railroad bonds including the Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia Kansas City Springfield and Memphis notes with descriptions, rates, interest dates, maturity, years to run and purchaser net. The article condenses the salient features of the table and notes on bond prices.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Messrs
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Bond Market Shows Rail Credit Drives Yields and Access
The table shows how rail credit affects bond values with care full management yielding high prices but low interest for buyers. It lists 62 bonds, with many 4 to 9 percent nets, noting Union Pacific land grants and Chicago Burlington and Quincy issues among leaders, and detailing Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia route plans and related rail realignments.
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Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Sonora
Oregon
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Schuylkill River East Side
Delaware River
Dickenson Street
Jersey Central
Camden
Philadelphia Ledger
Chester
Schuylkill River
Reading
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Charleston
East Tennessee Company
East Tennessee
Wall Street News
Market Summary Reveals Mixed Receipts and Downtone Tone
Certificates outstanding and receipts data show varied figures across ports and stocks. Net receipts at U S ports amount to 6,050 and 22,639, with exports to Great Britain 4,702 and to France 6,959. American stock levels descend by 9,053 while consolidated stock stands at 671,105. Overall market mood described as dull in Augusta and Philadelphia, quiet in Baltimore and Louisville, steady in Mobile, Wilmington, and firm elsewhere.
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U. S
Great Britain
France
Continent
Augusta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
Mobile
Wilmington
Financial updates from London Paris and Manchester markets
London bond quotes include Consols 983 16, US bonds 45 1243g, and rail shares. bullion at Bank of England up 26 000 and weekly reserve ratio to liabilities at 44.16 percent. Paris reports gold down 3 164 000 francs and silver up 1 323 000 francs. London notes Bean Davis insolvency and flight to Spain. Manchester notes subdued market with China demand but Tonquin war uncertainty. Liverpool cotton prices firm with notable futures activity. Rio coffee week receipts 65 0600 bags and U S shipments 43 000 bags.
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Stock Exchange
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Pacife Mail
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Missouria Pacific
Pacific Mail
New Jersey Central
Michigan
Confernee
Directis
Wabash Railway
Mr.Gould
EF. C. Clarke
Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado Coal and Tron
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Ilinois
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Texas and Pacific Vermins
Rome
Watertown
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Houston and
Renne Central
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Iowa
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Treasury
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London
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New York Central
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Paris
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St. James Gazette
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Opening a New Era in Hats at Rothchild & Co Boston
The spring opening showcases Parisian style hats and bonnets at Rothchild & Co Temple Place Boston. Imports from the east feature heavy beadwork and lace trims. Models include olive folded bonnets with lace crowns, black lace summer hats with blush roses, pink crape with gold lace, maroon and gold lace designs, and straw hats with embroidered lace bands and morning glories. New materials and crepe fabrics appear for summer wear along with girl poke hats and high crowned bonnets.
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Hothsehhild & Co
Southern Exchanges Report Goings On From Georgia Florida And Alabama
Pineapples in Orlando weigh 14 pounds. Hammod Ridge Florida ships 1600 quarts of strawberries in a day. Albany Georgia plans a 106000 hotel. Artesian water draws health seekers near Alrany. Mica mines near Clinton Alabama active. Florida Southern railroad grading rapid. Atlanta real estate optimistic for season. Cotton planting advancing across the belt. Lynchburg Virginia to vote on 300000 railway subscription in May. Langley Cotton Factory in Augusta reports 150000 surplus. Chattanooga Tennessee ships over 14000 dozen eggs weekly to New York. Quitman and Monticello railroad likely soon. Quallinan real estate selling at 800 to 1500 per acre. General awakening noted in Georgia towns.
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Springer and Brothers Beloved Boston Fashion House
Springer and Brothers rank among Boston oldest business houses. Their Chauncy and Essex warehouse features a grand first floor reception salon for retail trade with maroon blue and gold decor. The stock includes black lace like fabrics copper and silver metallics and elaborate carriages wraps. The firm thrives on large wholesale trade and growing retail success as more customers buy locally rather than abroad.
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Insolvencies and compromises across multiple firms and individuals
Alfred H. Clark of Hayward Place Boston area shows solvent status with debts around 17225 and doubtful assets. Knowles Maxim prints infield faces 23000 liabilities with 4000 read seen and 800 preferred. Hackett shoe maker owes 14000 with 6000 to 7000 assets. Horsfield Brockton enters insolvency and Robie Belmont boarding houses fail. Palmer Wire Co and Morkill & Sons domestic trade seek compromises. Close Gibson owes 4760 with 1400 preferences. Crippen Bar Harbor attached. Billings Hartford expects small dividend. Frank Tousey publication to be contained for beneficiary purposes.
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Soston
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Pittufield
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Aeliar
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Stair
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Belmont
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Sewing Machines
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F. P. Billings
Tinner
Hartford
Frank Tousey
New York
Multiple Bankruptcies and Attachments Reported in Various States
Alfred Goodwell of Meriden suspended operations with assets 172000 liabilities 1009. Clymer Distilling of Philadelphia assigned. R H Dudley Georgetown Ky failed. J L Malvix Dows Ia assigned. Johnson & Co Marietta Mich assigned. S S Hayes Litchfield Ill failed. Suffolk County real estate attachments list two tort actions and two contract suits totaling 11800.
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Meriden
Clymer Distilling Company
Philadelphia
R. H. Dudley
Georgetown
Kvy
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Dows
Johnson & Co
Marietta
Mich
S. S. Hayes
Litchfield
Ill
Suffolk County
John J. McCarthy
John Hartigan
Joseph McDermott
Frederick J. Metzger
J. B. Hunter & Co
George A. Noyes
Lawrence F. Dutinsort
Catherine FE. Gigte
Ccoultraci
Easter Musical Offerings From City Churches
Next Sunday in city churches special Easter services feature extensive musical programs. Park Street Church and others present a rich lineup including Messiah, Easter Hymns, soloists like Sallie E. Bingham, and choral works by Mozart and Mendelssohn. Organ preludes, quartets, and orchestral numbers accompany morning and evening services under various directors.
Metropolitan Police Bill Discussed At Tremont Temple
A Thursday Tremont Temple meeting led by Rev E E Hale debated Boston’s metropolitan police bill. Rep Charles Coffin urged passage before May 1 while detailing police corruption and liquor connections. Amos A Lawrence and others praised law and order. resolutions were adopted.
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Bone meal and ash as plant fertilizers in historical agriculture
A historical discussion explains how bone gelatine and phosphates from bones fuel plant growth, detailing raw bone, partially de-gelatinized bone, and bone ash uses. It notes nitrogen, lime phosphates, and carbonates as key components, methods to conserve ammonia, and the economic considerations of fertilizer pricing and mixing.
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Doug
Giusccuwees
CARE OF THE BOYS MEETING AT DR HALE S CHURCH
A Boston meeting at Dr Hale s Church discussed neglected boys and the city s duties. Speakers urged closer ties to the Newsboys Home and its lodging house on Crescent Place noting 226 boys aided last year and weekly earnings around three dollars. They argued for wider support and parental outreach, stressing religious duty and training for at risk youth.
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Crescent Place
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L. E. Dudley
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Transfer Agent Chase Faces Cross Examination
In Rutland Vermont on April 2 the cross examination revealed Chase received one percent annual commission on paper he endorsed for the company and endorsed over 1 200 000 in a year. He denied censures allegedly passed in 1872 and said they were an infernal fraud. He called Page the best man for president due to extensive endorsements and sought to work out indebtedness. Haven testified that Page paid to carry transactions and that an acceptance signed in disguise tied Haven’s statements to Page. Court adjourned until Monday afternoon.
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Hamden
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Three racehorses die in rear-car wreck near Newport
A Louisville and Nashville express car attached to a Louisville bound passenger train derailed at Frenchtown near Newport. Three thoroughbred trotters Algotha Scott Norman and King Vare valued at $17 500 and six work horses valued at $1 500 were killed. Trainmen and postal clerks suffered minor injuries.
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John A. Schultz
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Frenchtown
Bandits Loot San Diego Store In Rio Grande City Raid
A group of 12 bandits from across the river entered San Diego and robbed Francisco Perra’s store last night. During the robbery a bandit accidentally shot and killed a companion, drawing the village’s attention. Officers pursued the robbers as they fled with loot. the dead robber’s body was hung from a tree with a warning placard.
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Francisco Perra
New York East Association Opens Conference in Hartford
The annual conference of the New York East association opened at Asylum Street Methodist Church with Bishop Merrill administering the sacrament. Missionary sermon by Rev. N G Cheney planned for the afternoon. About 200 clergymen are present and 360 expected. most will be hosted in private homes during their stay.
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