Sugar Day Drives Market Rise on Friday
Sugar led Friday trading with prices climbing from 100 3-4 to 102 7-8 and 108 in New York amid talk of holders restraining sales and a squeeze on shorts. The day also saw a tariff rumor causing a midday dip, while Burlington and Union Pacific faded on sinking fund concerns. News from Chicago cited Rock Island winning a track rental suit, and Lazard Freres planned to ship 1.2 million in gold as Treasury gold holdings stood at 100,728,631.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burlington
Union Pacific
Chicago
Rock Island
Burlington & Quincy
Lazard Freres
Treasury
New England
Sterling Exchange
New York & New England Reorganization Plan Issued
April 27 1894 officers and trustees announce a plan for reorganizing the New York & New England Railroad Company. Bond and stock holders are urged to accept the plan. copies available from Manhattan Trust and Old Colony Trust. Holders may deposit second mortgage bonds and stock by May 20 1894 to receive negotiable certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad Company
Manhattan Trust Company
Corner Wall
Nassau Streets
New York City
OLD Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Boston
John Q. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust CO
New York
Henry W. Cannon
Chash Nat. Bank
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
OLD Colony Trust CO
Simpson, Thacher & Barnum
Wall Street
General Reorganization Committee Formed For Atchison System
A General Reorganization Committee is formed in New York to aid the Atchison system in preparing a plan to reorganize its financial affairs. Stephen Little will audit accounts and help present a restoration plan. Bondholders and creditors are urged to send names, addresses and holdings to the committee secretary at the New York Guaranty & Indemnity Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Building
Liberty Street
New York City
Europe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison System
Stephen Little
New York Guaranty & Indemnity Company
New York
Stock Exchange Report By Wilson Fay Co
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay & Co at No 7 State Street summarize miscellaneous stock movements and trade activity in a concise market update from the exchange desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Civil Court Sessions Open with Varied Damages Awards
In Suffolk Superior Court April sessions, cases include Frank M. Cavanagh vs West End Street Railway Company with a $15,000 verdict after a July 1891 incident on Main Street. William T. Faunce vs Boston Gas Light Company for $5000. estate matter F H Conathan vs C B Masten with $4250. and Thomas Reagan vs F Gordon Dexter in tort for personal injuries. Names appear for both sides, with prior retrial and varying outcomes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Thompson
F. S. Herseltine
M. L. Sanborn
M. ¥. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
William T. Faunce
Boston Gas Light Company
Columbus Avenue
J. D. Long
O. P. Greenough
J. P. Parmenter
F. H. Conathan
Mathew Fitzpatrick
C. B. Masten
T. J. Gargan
P. J. Ey
A. E. Avery
Thomas Reagan
F. Gordon Dexter
L. Whipple
W. 8. Pinkham
J. Lowell, Jr
Alfred Reno vs Lowell Street Railway Company trial noted
Superior Court Lowell April 27 Judge Sheldon presides over Alfred Reno versus Lowell and Suburban Street Railway Company in an action to recover eight thousand dollars for injuries from a defective trolley wire. Trull and Wier represent the plaintiff. F B E Dunbar the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex,s
Lowell
Sheldon
Alfred Reno
Lowell & Suburban Street Railway Company
Trull & Wier
F. BE. Dunbar
Ship News Mini Almanac April 23 Itemized Arrivals
Ship news provides yesterday arrivals and tidal details. Steamer Vale from Cuba, Apr 2, Steamer H. M. Whitney from New York, and Steamer Sing Parker from Baltimore are listed with partial captions and garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Dosen
Sama
Cuba
H. M. Whitney
Hallet
New K
Sing Parker
Timore
Gor
Ath
Steamer and Schooner Listings Sail From Maine Ports
A long list of vessels including steamers and schooners sails from Portland and other Maine ports to various destinations. Names include Steamer Tremont, Steamer Hiram, schooners Eva Stewart, Narcissus, Calais, Mentor, and many others with owners and home ports such as Rockport Zanes, Wiscasset, and Camden. Shipping activity highlighted with numerous vessel names and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City
Gloucester
Godfrey
John D. Brewer
Taal Josselyn
Cebu
Eva Stewart A ' Moore
Bear River
Yon
Ognerarlee
Shanklin
St.ohn
Ponoener
Bima D
Doucette
Mereghan
Surprise
Melanson
Port Gilbert
Arizona
Harriet
CG. Whitehead
Port Hudson
Hingham
Julia Martha
Hamilton
Staten Island
Smith
London
Hiram
Sorland
Baracoa
E. T. Hamor
Brown
Portan
Hannah D. Rowe
Kennebec
Antelope
Cooper
Rockport
Catalina
Johnson
Ellis P. Rogers
Knight
Rockland
Susan P. Thurlow
Whelden
Jachin
Wheeler
Damariscotta
James H. Hoyt
Studley
Philadelphia
Abbie and
Eva
Hooper
Camden
N. Smith
Elizabethport
Iychnevel
O. Patow
Elmina
C.A
Blake
Berry
Woolwie
Ruth
Hodgdon
Gilbert
Ben-Hur
Lewis
Weeks
Wiscasset
Rose Esterbrook
Davis
Alaska
Brewer
Prussian
Mec-Adam
Glasgow
H. A. Allan
Yarmouth
eGray
Hall & Cabrigs Sceptre
Dexter
Unenbure
Ney
Pousland & Co
Eine Campbell
Vail
Windsor
Fitz Bros. & Co
A Lohnes
Sydney
North Sydney
CS. Barclay, Clements Co
Railways Unite to Serve Georgia and Florida Corridor
Freight and passenger connections proposed linking Central Railroad of Georgia Savannah and Western, Florida, and Peninsular railways from Georgia to Florida and beyond. Officials P Lane A DeW Samon and Richardson and Luvalital at 300 Washington St and Barnard, 10 Atlantic Ave coordinate in Washington and Atlantic avenues for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo A
Savannah
Orida & Western
Florida
Washington St
Barnard
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. E. Currier
N. E
Boston
E.hawley
T Gen
Broadway
New York
Halifax
Savannah Pier
Lewis Wharf
Charlottetown
S. Florida
Office of Plant System
Old State House
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Ave
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Semi-Weekly
Boston and Philadelphia steamship line announces semi weekly sailings from Central Wharf Boston to Philadelphia. SPARTAN departs April 28 at 3 pm from Boston. PARTHIAN sails May 1 from Philadelphia at 3 pm. Freight to Charleston Savannah Wilmington and West Indies. commissions free. Passage $10. round trip $18. Meals and rooms included. Apply to F K Wing at Central Wharf Boston or W H Sampson at 30 State Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floston
Spartan
Central Wharf
Boston
Philadelphia
Parthian
Charleston
Savannah
Whilmington
West
F. K. Wing
Agt
BE. B. Sampson
Gen. Mer
State Street
Piske
Notice of May hearing on petition in Boston Board of Aldermen
In the Boston Board of Aldermen on April 16 1894 the petition was reviewed and it is ordered that notice be given to all interested that the board will meet Monday May 7 at 8 pm to consider granting the said petition. The notice will be published three times in the Boston Daily Globe and Boston Post the last publication at least ten days before the hearing and a copy served on owners of adjoining estates. Attest: J M Galvin City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Daily Globe
Boston Post
J. M. Galvin
Board of Street Commissioners
Ruggles Street
Auburn Street
Westminster Street
Ofice
J. W. Morrison
Ctty OF
Insolvency notices in Boston and Newton Massachusetts 1804
Warrant issued for the estate of William B Coburn insolvent debtor in Suffolk. creditors meet May 11, 1804, at 2 PM in Boston Court of Insolvency. Assignee Francis Martin. notices also announce second creditor meetings for Thomas F White and George F Higgins. third meeting for Arnold and Sarrembigna. all in Boston Newton and Middlesex counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Bolveney
Court House
Pemberton Square
Boston
Francis Martin
Thomas F. White
Co. P. Sampson
School Street
Gporgh F. Higgins
Newton
Julian C. Arnold
Paul Sarremeigna
Arnold & Sarrembigna
Caleb G. Sprague
Grand sale of furniture and furnishings this Saturday
On Saturday, ril 28, at 9:30 a.m., a regular sale offers 2 upright pianos, oak and walnut chamber sets, 200 new chairs, 100 roll top desks, safes, tables, parlor sets, rugs, ranges, bric a brac, and more. A grand chance for parties furnishing summer resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ril
Foreclosure Sale of Dorchester Lot on May 15 1894
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1893 mortgage to Paul Barron Watson and assigned to Harriet W. Gould the lot 59 on Veazie plan in Dorchester will be sold at Samuel R. Knights Co. Boston on May 15 1894 at 1:30 PM. The parcel contains 5000 square feet with buildings, bounded by lot 57 60 and 58 and Leonard Street. taxes 1893 1894 due. cash $100 at sale. terms to be announced. ARIET W. GOULD assignee and present owner. Wm. H. White attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Suffolk
Mary Timmins
Annie Timmins
Arlington Avenue
Boston
Charlestown
Red Street
Artington Avenue
Joanna E. ‘Timmins
George P. Young
Annie M. Young
Paul Barron Watson
Harriet W. White
Harriet W. Gould
Samuel R. Knights & Co
Washington Street
Mass
Dorchester
W. Veazie
Sai Cel
Learnard Street
Cape Cod Savings Bank
Ariet W. Gould
Wm. H. White
Milk Street
Elizabeth D. Brigham
A. D
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Leararnd Street
Cape Cod
Five Cents Savings Bank
Mill Street
Mortgagee's Sale of Dorchester Lot by Elizabeth Brigham
Mortgagee Elizabeth D. Brigham declares a sale of a Boston Dorchester lot 57 on W Veazie plan. The 6000 square foot property, northeastern half of Annie M. Young's conveyance, is to be sold at Samuel R. Knights & 1894 on a chosen date at 1 PM for breach of mortgage conditions. Attorney WM White represents the mortgagee.
Mortgagee's Sale Of Brighton District Boston Property
Public auction of a parcel in Brighton Boston under a mortgage from John W Sullivan to William C Walker dated July 27 1892 record Suffolk Deeds Libre 2077 Page 582. Sale on May 12 1894 at 4 PM at the premises requires $100 cash at purchase. Walker Mortgagee. Boston April 12 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Boston
John W. Sullivan
William C. Walker
Suffolk
Parker Court
J. F. Wadleigh
Parker Court Or Place
Wexford Street
Winship Avenue
Parker Place
Proposal for Paving Dover Street Bridge Boston
Sealed proposals to pave Dover Street Bridge in Boston are due May 1, 1804 at noon. Each bid requires a $1000 certified check payable to the city, or the bid is void. Plans and specifications available at City Engineer office, 50 City Hall. City Engineer William Jackson warns of possible rejection of bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Street
Ctyngineer
City Hall
Boston
City Engineer
Proposals for Painting Ferry Boats and Stationery
Proposals will be received for painting boats Ben Franklin Winthrop D D Kelly General Hancock Hugh OBrien. Bids opened May 1 at 10 a m. Superintendent reserves right to reject all. Also sealed proposals by May 7 for stationery fuel ice and other material for Government Printing Office for year ending June 30 1895. Right to reject and waive defects reserved. Frank W Palmer Public Printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Winthrop
D. Kelly
General Hancock
Hugh O'Brien
William A Burer
Mnkce
Washington, D. C
Government
Frank W. Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling
Office OF the
General Reorganization Committee
OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co
R. Somers Hayes
L. von Hoffman
Edward N. Gibbs
P. Ott
Louis Fitzgerald
George G. Haven
Adrian Am III, JR
Zlliam Rotch
Rodman Weld
Les C. Berman
Sosan R. Dos Passos
Hermann Kobbe
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
R. R. CO
National Union Bank
Chas, Merriam
Fort Scott & Mag
Wollaston Land
Clinton Wall Trunk
Chicago Auburn Park
Mollie Gibson
Nowell
Boston Water Power
Sesseeseeseel
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Sree
Butte & Bost
A. Ee Dom Coal
Eleo
Ft S & M Gs
NY & EB
Atchison Tees
Atlan & Pas
Lew. Sane
Seaaee
Ny&nb
Summit Br
Union Pacific Eee
West End
Atlantic
Oal & Heo
French Bay
West Ends
Amer Bell
Seeee Eee Enue
Elee Eee
Natford
Westinghouse
Tate Gas
NEW York Stock Sales
Iowa
Chase & Obio
del & Hud
Mobile & Ohio
Ont & West
Norfolk & West
North American
North Pacific
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Peo
Dec & Frans
Pullman Pal Oar Co
Rich & West Point O
Traders’ Stock Exchange
Devonshire Street
Cowley Va
Donahue
Spearman Ve. Lowell & Sub
St. Ry
Pine
Livingston
Bourdon Va
Duprez
McKenny
Hastern
Houston
Farrar Ve. Howard
Courtney
Lowell Mach
Howeva, Guillet Et al
Flemming
Lowell Co
Asa
Preacott
Bennett
McManus
Staples
Ship News
Pinkham
Savannah Line, New England and
Savannah Steamship Co
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Ferchants & Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore
Este Nari Il
Tenn. & Ga Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio
Cumberland Gap
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Uptown
J.C. Whitney
Traffic Mgr
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Canada, Atlantic & Plant Steamship Line
Bar Harbor
Machinsport
Frank Jones
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Payson Tucker
THE
Yarmouth Steamship CO
N. S
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
W. H. Eaves
Raymond & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Enatport
Calais
St. John
Commercial Wharf
BE. A. Waldron
Gen
India Wharf
F. Williams
Palestine
Liverpool
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Artem & CO
White Star Line
U. S.and
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Teutonic
Majestic
B. A. Adams & CO
State St
Corner Broad St
Adams Cable
E. A. Adams & Co
Red Star Line
United States
Antwerp
Brussels
Paris
A. Adams &C
Cor
Broad St
Warren Line
Magamore
Kroman
Sachem
Willumburg Docks
Rm Liverpool
Boste
Norseman
Michigan
Otteman
Palestine Land
Preharlestown
Fitch
Cunard Line
Cataloni Scecothia
Pavonia
Gallia
Cephuatlo
Canard Wharf
England
Ireland
Scotland
Alexander Martin
American Line
York
Southampton
Berlin
Havre and
Vales
Sayre
International Navigation CO
Bowltno Green
L. H. Palmer
Ostate House
Newburg Street
Berry Street
Ward 28
Board OF Aldermwen
Bowdoin Avenue
Ward 24
Dantan
Sapetg
Qtartha M. Kerzer
John Reade
McFarlane, Phillips & CO
F. EK. McEfarlane
Lewis J. Bird Company
Engineering Department
Dover Street Bridge
Park
J. Ferre
Brow
Pharmacien
Paria
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Real Fstatue
To &O Cts
Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Chestnut Fill
Albany Railroad
John J. McCormack
Court St
L. L. P. Atwood & CO
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
Roslindale
Hewlett and South Sts
South St
Hewlett
Farquhar
Congreve
Massachusetts
John Jeffries & Sons
Blue Hill Terrace Co
Water ST
Coxey’s Army
Longfellow St
Field's Corner
Topliff
Drapersts
GEO. BD. Cox, Jr., & CO
Browning, King & GO
West Roxbury
WM. Harrison
the Post
Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation
W. E. Richardson
Copartnership Notices
W. H
S. L. Emery
W. H. Emery
Federal Street
William B. Emery
Heber B. Emery
S. L. Emery, W. B. Emery, Heber B. Emery
Boston & Maine Railroad
Old Colony ,Trust Company
Corner Court
Washington Streets
A. Blanchard
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Sanday
Wagner
Syraecnse
Cleveland
Paily
Catcago
M.S. R.ro
M.C. Rlu
Cincinnati
Big Four
Utica
Toledo
Pally
Vial
M.S. EC. LR
Detroit
Hartford
New Maven
Boston Ram
Buffet
New York Limited
Kneeland St
Hanson
J. L. Smith
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Noston
Wisibrew Beach
Gertrude Wayne
Shawmut Ave
A. L. Hollis
Temple Pl
Materimontakl
oMice
Tromont St
A. m. Anders
Court
Bunker Hill Terraces
Tufte St
Loush
Chester St
North Campresee
W. F. Carruthers
W. F. Carrers
Troston
W F. Carruthers
Dwight St
A. J. Bradish & Son
Medford St
Pollard
AM. Lock-Crank CO
Manufacturers’ Oil CO
Les
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
G. H. Carenter
Newaygo
Mich
P. P
Parkhurst
Oliver St
J. P. Brawner
World Bolding
J. F. Wakefield
Superior Court Clerk
Haverhill St
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Enry Peterson
Charion At
E. C. Ramsdell
Music Hall
Henry F. Miller
Everett Piano Ware Rooms
Tremont St
KNABB
Brett Piano
Briggs
Everett Piano
Broad Street
Cornhill
Clark
Northampton
Edna Wright
Boylston St
Church St
Providence Depot
J. T. Bond
Parker St
Chelsea, Mass
National Detective Bureau
A & As Aare
Rogers Building
Boutell
Dover St
Washington
J. F. Johnson
Tremont Row
Lizzie “Newell
Emma
Emma Iet Raxaar
G. Sanderson
Devonshire St
Ames Gen
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