Money Market Report Amidst City and National Trades
The Boston money market shows active firm trading with Clearing House rates at 6.7 percent. General loans range 4 to 7 percent while call loans with collateral stand at 6.7 percent. Massachusetts sewerage loan at 40 year term goes cheap. various bond syndicates and city loans moved through Blake Bros., Day & Co., Spitzer & Co., and Lee Higginson & Co. Rail and utility equities show gains, with Atchison leading lender activity and several rail issues advancing. Government securities steady. foreign exchange firm. local stock activity mixed with notable transactions and proxy movements in voting trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Messrs
R. L. Day & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
City of Birmingham
Messrs. Spitzer & Co
City of Columbus
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Secretary of the Treasury
Atchison
Boston News Bureau
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Inc
Court actions note on liquor, oleomargarine, and letter theft
In the U S district court Thomas F Carpenter was convicted for retail liquor sales and sentenced to three months in Cambridge jail. Norman McLean was acquitted as wholesale oleomargarine tax case. Fourteen year old William F Dunn pleaded guilty to stealing letters from W C Clark. Juries excused to Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Carpenter
J. Thomas F. Sheppard
Cambridge
Norman McLean
William F. Dunn
W. C. Clark
Legal settlement and court rescripts of 1887 trial actions
The case assigned for trial was settled by the parties and juries were excused till Monday. Rescripts include the CoxMaxwell contract dispute over a $29,000 life annuity claim, Dover Stamping Company versus Noyes on a continuing guaranty, and various wrongful injury, guardian and contract cases from the Superior Court First Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kk. Cox
Charles Maxwell
Oble Maxwell
Sapie Cox
Noble Maxwell
Hotel Brunswick
Aintiff
Maxwell
Ustice Holmes
Intestate
J. Hilder
William G. Russell
George 5. Hale
Dover Stamping Company
B. B
Field & Co
Noyes
E. Merwin
George A. Greene
Richard Clark
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
E. J. Jenkins
K. Stone
Angelo My
J. H. Appleton
J. W.W. O'Brien
Guy Lamkin
E. B. Edgerly
E. N. Pickering
Pickering
George J. Adams
Lincoln
Smith
Brown
Afer
L. D. Randers
J. H. Robinson
Verdict for defendants in tort and slander suit
The court directed a verdict for the defendant in case No 3242 Ellen N Smith et al versus Alonzo Meserve et al. The defense claims any assault or imprisonment by Meserve was in his role as Bowdoin School master during a search for a supposedly wrongful handkerchief. The assistant female teacher joined as defendant also pleads the same. Jury excuses noted. sessions outline dates and orders for divorce and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul West
E. D. Sibley
J. M. Babson
Ellen N. Smith
Alonzo Meserve
Meserve
Bowdoin School
G. Walker
E. B. Hale
Nnday
Personal Injury Suit vs Lowell Horse Railroad Co
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell on April 2, Delia Burke sues for 3000 damages claiming on July 5, 1889, while about to board a defendant car the horses were driven close and the whip tree and pole dropped onto her leg causing severe injury. Defendant denies, trial set, with attorneys Richardson Morrison for plaintiff Lilley for defendant. Court adjourned to April 7. In order: 4926 Golden Reed 5036 Heath v Boston 4714 Sullivan v Reilly Maine RR 4713 Smith v same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Lowell
Sherman
Delia Burke
Lowell, Horse Railroad Company
George F. Richardson
John H. Morrison
Charles
Lilley
Golden
Uncontested Divorces in Superior Court Session
Essex County Superior Court tables reported uncontested divorces for multiple couples including Westcott Carter Sargent Moulton Chase Weber Lobdill Sanborn Brown Dundass Wheelwright and others. Decrees reserved. Court adjourned to Monday at 9 15 am for contested divorces and jury waived cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex
George G. Lobdill
Annie Lobdill
Walter C. Sanborn
Jennie M. Sanborn
Lizzie Brown
Harry L. Brown
Annie J. Dundass
John F. Dundass
Richard G. Wheelwright
Alice Wheelwright
Insolvency Court Adjourns Several Meetings and Hearings
In a Norfolk insolvency report several meetings were adjourned or continued for various debtors including Frank H. Metcalf Medway James H Wyman Brookline and Norton Manufacturing Walpole. The Hollis Dressed Meat Wool Co faced objections to discharge and fraud claims while the court delays a decision. Creditors filed claims against Brown Steese Clarke Fifield Richardson Co Suffolk National Bank Edward Metcalf and others with one petition to expunge Metropolitan National Bank’s claim pending Rhode Island Supreme Court action. Judge White awaits a final ruling before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frank Sullivan
Dover
D. D. Dana
Brookling
F. White
Stonghton
Joseph E. Tipping
Quincy
Brown, Steese & Clarke
Messrs. Steese
Messrs. Steele and Clarke
Hollis Dressed Beet & Wool Company
Fifield, Richardson & Co
Boston
Suffolk National Bank
Edward W. Metcalf
G. P. Brown
Metropolitan National Bank of Boston
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
White
Guardianship and estate appointments in Massachusetts cases
The court named guardians for Arthur W. Plimpton of Brookline and approved support for Rosina Bete of Stoughton. It also listed administrators and executrix including Gerald A. Bee for Samuel B. Withington of Canton, Charles Slocomb for Ursula Martin of Foxboro, Sarah F. Crane for Henry B. Crane of Stoughton, and J. Elmer Labbot for Cecilia Ann Hart of Stoughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Plimpton
Rookline
Rosina Bete
William H. Bete
Stoughton
Gerald A. Bee
Samuel B. Withington
Canton
Charles Slocomb
Ursula Martin
Foxboro
Sarah F. Crane
Henry B. Crane
J. Elmer Latbot
Cecilia Ann Hart
Boston District Court Admission Notice 1890
John B Moran of Boston Massachusetts has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in Massachusetts. Commissioner Henry L Hallett announces the petition under the court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
John B. Moran
Henry L. Hallett
U. S. Circuit Court
Commodore Cook Surprised at Tremont Dinner by Yacht Club
About twenty five members of the Great Head Yacht Club surprised Commodore E A Cook with a complimentary dinner at the Tremont House. The flagship Widgeon will make a trial trip today from Lawley’s wharf at 10 a m with Owl and Nellie May. Also listed are social events and hotel arrivals including the Norfolk Bar Association and many named guests at Revere House Parker's Tremont Young's American House and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
A. Mason
J. D. Long
A. B. Endicott
George White
Asa French
Everett Whist Club
Parker’s
A. Brown
C. F. Atwood
C. S. Hapgood
RE. C. Mead
New York
New England
Young’s
Canton Shawmut
1.C.C.F
American House
Captain Campbell
East Branch House
Lower Bartlett
N. H
W. R. Walker
Marketmen’s Republican Club
Youne’s
B. King
Venpome
N. F. Greeley
Exeter
Pawtucket
R. L
Providence
J. W. Bissell
Rico
Cal
Brunswick
Charles Heath
Newark
N.Y
P. E. Reese
Portland
G. W.tooker
Robert L. Williston
Amherst College
J. W. Bradbury
H. W. Bradbury
Augusta
Probate Court Proceedings in Norfolk Dedham April 2 Executorships and Admin
The Norfolk probate session lists multiple executors and administrators with bonds ranging from 2000 to 200000. Names include Waite J Wills Caroline Mandell Moses Mandell Charles Mandell Deborah Weston Walter J Whiting Henry Higgins Owen McKenna James Lelana Michael Connelly Bridget Connelly Albert Plimpton Thomas Hart George Fowler David Lovell Z L Bicknell Emma Forbes Weston Amanda Morton and more. Estates appraised cover Reuben Huntom Bridget Bigsey Lydia Wheaton William Bete Samuel Withington Dora Dunn and others with real and personal values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Waite
J. Wills
Caroline F. Mandell
Boston
Moses Johnson Mandell
Charles H. Mandell
Deborah Weston
Weymouth
William Endicott, Jr
Walter J. Whiting
Dover
Howard Callissa
Elizabeth Bailey
Sharon
Amanda M. Morton
Robert M. Todd
Milton
Charlotte M. Todd
Bond
Theodore Robin
Hyde Park
Mattie
Warden
James Burt
Braintree
Charles A. Belcher
Pond
Frank B. Newton
Medway
Santora Waters Billings
Granville Pollard
Charles Smith
Margaret Doherty
Avon
John B. Witherbee
George W. Conchse
Edward E. Murray
Charles WI. Murray
Laura S. Sumner
Charles W. Sumner
John ©. Ropes
Tuomas Amory
Roxbury
William. A. Tucker
M. M. Tucker
Matthew T. Pierce
Esther
Mary Pollock
George A. Draper
David M. Draper
Jesse Holmes
Amelia
Holmes
Stoughton
Reuben K. Huntom
Franklin
Bridget Bigsey
Lydia Wheaton
Needham
William Henry Bete
Samuel B. Withington
Canton
Dora Dunn
Brookline
Theodore A. Plimpton
Newton
Granite State Provident Association under scrutiny report issued
Granite State Provident Association faces a critical report by Penacook officials and state commissioners. The panel condemns the charter’s unrestricted management and mortgage hypothecation as profit exaggeration. They urge possible charter amendment or repeal unless general law restricts powers, barring favored by the Attorney General's view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite State Provident Association
Concorp
N. H
C. H. Amsden
Penacook
H. H. Huse
J. O. Lyford
Mormon polygamy exodus cited by Salt Lake editor
C 8 Nichols, editor of the Salt Lake Times, says Mormons who practice polygamy will soon abandon Utah Territory. He notes a syndicate bought land in Chihuahua Mexico and that about two thousand Mormon families have departed in two years to escape Edmunds laws. The editor recalls a prior election defeat by 650 votes and this year’s margin of about 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Nichols
The
Salt Lake Times
Chihuahua
Mexico
Utah
Cameron Coal Bonds Sale Denounced by Stockholders
In New York on April 2 stockholders of the Cameron Coal Company denounced the sale of the companys bonds by its officials and a committee was appointed to pursue legal steps to protect the investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cameron Coal Company
Bessemer Land and Improvement Company Promotes City
The Bessemer Land and Improvement Company describes the new city site of Bessemer Alabama with 12 500 lots, first sale April 12 1887 and 1555 sold at an average of 8545 each. It notes 140 000 acres of mineral lands seven iron furnaces output 250 000 tons pig iron for 1890 rolling mill 100 tons daily fire brick works 25 000 daily and rail lines. Directors listed and bureau of information in Boston offering pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Land and’ Improvemnt Company
Bessemer
Pitteburg
Hi. F. de Bardeleben
de Bardeleben Coal & Iron Co
Lessemer
Wm. Berney
Berney Nat, Bank
Birmingham
Ala
David Roberts
A Courtenay
Charleston
Dine Savings Institution
Union Pacific Denver & Gulf to Exchange Stock in 1890
The Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Railway Co will issue stock after April 2 1890 in exchange for Denver Texas and Fort Worth Railroad stock under consolidation terms. Transfers of constituent company stock end March 31 1890. Indorse certificates to the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Railway Co at Mercantile Trust New York or Equitable Building Boston. Charles F Adams president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Oregon
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Eastern
New York
New England
Messrs. Pearmain & Brooks
Fitchburg Preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Fitchburg Road
Atchison Trust
Rutland Preferred
Great Northern
Express
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Bell Telephone
Erie
P Lamson
West End
Illinois Steel
Butte & Boston
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Boston & Montana
Kearsarge
Osceola
Sama Fe
Quincy
Quincy Mining Company
Union Trust CO
Milk Street
Boston
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Co
Denver,Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Co
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Company
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Broadway
U. P. Railway Co
Equitable Building
Stoc
New York Stock Exchange
Union Pacific, Denver & Gut Railway Co
Charles F. Adams
Lamoine
Newport
Boe Payson
Penobscot
Petit Menan
San Diego
LY Vanewes - Swampscott
Topeka
West Er
Inter Harbor
Wollaston
Sesesersere Winthrop
Bell Tel
Atchison
I Do Inc
Lac
LWLO
Bos. & Mont
U. Gas
L. G Is
D.D
W. Mich
Lang
K.C
CL. & Sp
Ft. 8
Ft. S
M. Oir
Kk. C
St. de & Cy
de Istine
Do 2d Inc
Saneee
Nor
Pac
P. D.O
Ne . C. Con
Bay Ae
St. John G
Union Pacifacos
Posse Eenee Ae
Atlantic & Pacific
Big Loston & Albar Soleus
Kdes
Boston & Lowe Ileenee
Boston & Maine
Providence
Cal
Southern
Central of Mass
Sova
B.S Ae
Cc &W
Cleve
Canton
Col. Sp. & Cin
Fitchburg Flint & Y. M
K. Cy
Ft. S. & Guifsaseeeee Ae CO
St. Lessee
Essa
Maine Central
Oooe
M . i. Ne Eee
Bos. & Montana
Sacu & Por
United Gas
Bur
Rutland
Chi
West Mich
N.Y
L. C. Con
O. O
Utah N
Wisconsin
Pat W
Sash, & Ro
Bell
Telefroes
West End Land
Sarsarge
Miscallan Val. & Hee
Eastman
Thee
National
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Jullman
Sante Fe
Union Stock Yards
Boston & Lowell P
SEA S.F. RR
Cotton Oil ‘Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
AOD
Hay State Gas
Eenee
Boton & Maine
Brunswick Manganese
Burton
Ee Bo
Oim, San, & Cleve
Kosten & Liverpool Co
Flint & Pere Mar
Europ
Elec
Eye
Ene
Hort Wayne Elec
Illinois Steel Co
Eeeeenee
Desert & Ast Shore
Mexico
Malaen Electric Co
N. Cad
National Lead Trust
Uc Ola
Bal
Saco & P. RK
Thomson-Houston Lee
Pullman Palace
Ceeeereneeees “Serene
Union Vac
Eee
Ee Do Trust Lib
Roly Pa Do Do. Co
Wis
Otter Nares
Thomson
Westinghouse
Winnisimmet
Hsle Ee
L. C
New Eng
Phon
Oy Co
Newport Land
Seetee
Osceola Boston & M
Eve Kearsar
Ay T&s
Asiatic Bank
Salemm
Eeee
Cess
Massachusetts Bank
Mechanics’ Bank
Market Bank
Eee Fe Cin
San. & Cle
Marblehead Bank
Bristol County Ban Union
Washington Bank
Eastern Aene
Bank of Redemption
Old Boston
Flint
Pere Mar
St. L. Con
Bank of Commerce
Lowell Mfg
Union Vacille
Seeenene
Nashua Mfg
Cocheco
Arlington Mills
Merrimac
Boston Mfg. CO
Ceee
Steel Co
Manchester Mills
Lowell Bleachery
Onsessvererenee
Seeene
Edwards Mig. CO
Lyman Mills
Waterville
Mel
Hous
Lockwood
Mass
Cotton S
Stark Mills
Eveses
Wane
Si Bates Mfg. CO
Atlante Cotton’ Mills Saeeeene
Seenee
Naumkeag Aoe Cot
Atlantic
Hill Mfg. CO
Bonanza Development
Old Colony RR
I. Ont
Weenseers
Hutted
Catalpa
San, & Cleve
Khone Central
Fitchburg BR
Crescent
GL Falls & Con
Dana
Saco Water Power Mach
Aasee
Franklin
Hanover
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Huron
Ironton
Cosccevcarees
Lombard Invest. CO
Ae McKay Mets
Seer
Oschomn
Fort Payne Furnace Co
Worcester
Lucy
Fall River
W. Leweeee
Santa Fe
Dover
N. L
R. L
Tamapack
Sheyboygan
Washington
Minneapolis
Ansas City
Old Leve Land Companies
St. Paul & Jeux City
Anniston City
Fitchburg
Houghton & Ont
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First National Bank
Powow River
Supreme Judicial Court
Aprril
Frevp, J
Superior Court
Staruss, J
Morris Belton
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Somerville
Melrose
C. G
Albert G. Hildreth
Arthur D. Champlin
Sarah Tyler
Chelsea
Sarah Age
A. Hemenway
D. Frank Kim
Aug. Ituss
D. E. Gould
DunBar, J
James Egan
City of
Builc
Medord Street
Commodore Cook
United States
H. W. Small
N. W. Sample
Denver
Col
Theodore Abbott
Philadelphia
C. E
Oxwell
Rochester
S. M. Johnson
Detroit
Mich
Lucian A. Fogler
J. D. Temple
Stuart and Wife
Snider
Minn
A. K. Tingle
W. Whitney
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. FY. Stokes
George F. Durant
Sarrent
J. H. McGraw
Frank Brown
L. G. Fisher, Jr
Richardson
Youna
Youna's.—C. R. Holden, Chicago; Harvey. Pratt, Abington; J. M. MacGowan
Halifax
W. H. Chapman
H. &. W. Palmer
Atlanta
R. HH. Chapman and Son
E. D. Edgerton
Helena
Mont
Douglas Hindley
Charles KF. Oldham
London
Eng
H. C. Bacon
Hartford
Conn
F. S. Sheary
G. B. Stevens
W. H. Herrick
New Haven
George A. Blanchard
Concord
Fred A. Taft
H. H. Goodell
Amherst
R. O. Cheney
South Manchester
Thorndike
L. E. Loveland
C. C. Loring
H. F. Biggar
Cleveland
A. C. Faust
Edward Spaulding
E. W. Stevens
J. G. Evans
G. H. Randlett, Jr
Epping
G. A. Wentworth
Gibson
A.J. Bunnell
W. Carr
Bowdeinham
Quinncy
Osborn
C. E. Haynes
Buschmann
Geneva
Ham South Windsor
J. K. P. Balch
Yous
Cameron
Laurel Lake Mill Company
Fennessy, Armstrong & CO
State Street
Fiske Building
Bessemer, Alabama
Sir Philip Sidney
N. E. Lopez
Coosaw River Phosphate Mining Co
Augustine ‘I. Smythe, Esq
Andrew M. Adger
de Bardeleben Coal & Tron Co
Bessemer Land and Improvement Company
Milk Steeet
City of Boston
City of Worcester
City of Cambridge
City of Cleveland
City of Detroit
City of Lynn
City of Melrose
City of Newton
City of St. Paul
the Union Trust CO
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Ferrgo
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Co
Chicago City
William C. Fisk
Devonshire ST
State St
Nassau St
W. Prescott & Co, Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Boston, Mass
Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
California
Philadelpha
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson On Fly & Co
Burton Stock
Bay State
Aris
Wallapoosa Land & Mining
Union Bloc
Santa le
W. Prescott & Co
Bocassae
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Gething Electrical Mfg. CO
Union Electric Car
United States Mail Box
Essere Bay
Thomson-louston C Llectric Welding
Thomson European
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