Union Pacific earnings questioned as branch profits mask funds
Analysis of 1883 reports suggests Union Pacific net earnings on main line were 10.6 million with fixed charges of 7.19 million leaving 3.46 million for dividends yet actual dividends were 7 percent. Investigators note substantial income from investments and branch line profits, raising questions about source of funds and calls for clearer government oversight.
Dividends Declared by Gloucester National, Bodie Consolidated
The Gloucester National Bank declares a semi annual dividend of four percent and a quarterly dividend of one percent on Omaha preferred stock. Bodie Consolidated Mining company declares a dividend of fifty cents per share payable April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester National Bank
Omaha
Bodie Consolidated Mining Company
Bond Prices and Closing Prices in Mixed Market Listings
The page records closing prices and sales for bonds and railroad stocks with numerous entries across issuers such as Cin, Mex Cen, Rutland, and New York and New England. It highlights highs, lows, and par values, listing specific price points like 105, 130, 111 1/2, and 109 1/2 for various issues, along with bond and stock totals and broker notes.
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St. Lo
Fe & Neb
Bur & Mo
Cin & Nor
Dayton
NY & N
Oregon
Rutland
Sonora
Pumner Co
So Kan & W
Me Cn. P
TRI
Bos & Alb
Ob Bu & Q
Central Mass
Aia Ie Connotton Valé
Ia Ve Cin San & Clev
Ce KaCy
Pullman
Eli
yCommon
Calum & Hecla
Ocatalpa
Ie Si Quincy
Tile Land Companing
ASAT
Krie Teip & Tel
Cis
Eng
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed After Afternoon Rally
On March 23 the New York market opened weak and lower with declines in Lake Shore New York Central and Erie. A late rally restored some strength, led by Pacific Mail and Pullman Palace Car. By close, most gains were erased and overall activity showed 1,251,355 shares traded for the week. Exports of specie totaled 1,522,677 for the week. Rock Island directors declared a 1 3/4 percent dividend payable May 1 with March 29 book close.
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Union Pacific Road
Union Pacific
John H. Davis & Co
Union Pacific Company
Gould
Davis & Co
Union Tavitic Company
Chicago
West Michigan
Connorion Valley Common
Kansas City
Springfield
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Lowell
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Rutland
Connecticut River
Old Colony
New York
New England
Robinson
Zacatecas
City of
Mexico
Parker
Messrs. Lawson
Douglass & Co
el Paso
Eastern
Oregon
Sonora
South Kansas
Western Ys
Dayton
Atchison
Nebraska
American Bell Telephone
Erie
Broadway
Pewahic
Prime Mercantile
Lake Shore
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
Metropolitan
Lackawanna
Reading
Manitoba
Pullman Palace
Missouri Pacific
Custom House
Conan
Rock Island Railroad Company
Trade and TS Outlook in Quiet Market Period
Business is quiet across departments with no immediate change in sight. Dry goods steady, wheat quiet, oats steady and weaker, pork commodities easy, fresh meat quiet but prices steady, fish market firm with scarce mackerel and high prices, sugar dull, hops quiet, hides firm, petroleum dull, cheese firm, cotton firm with improved tone at select points.
Breadstuffs Market Report Reveals Steady Flour Prices and Weak Demand
Flour receipts match demand with prices steady across grades from fine to winter patents. Boston, Chicago, and New York show dull, lower, and mixed action with large export and domestic movements. Wheat and corn fluctuate on daily car lot inspections, while oats rye and barley show varied but steady activity. pork, lard, and dressed meats remain quiet with modest price shifts.
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Minnesota
Indiana
New York
Michigan
Ohio
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
City
Milwaukee
St Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Tolelo
Alls
Do White
White State
Lower
Jim
Esrb
Jersey
St. Lows
Canada
York
Vermont
Choice Daily
New York Mercantile Exchange
Liverpool
State
Western
March Park
Union
City Steamer
Cincinnati
Sig
Texas
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
California
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchfurg
Eastern Railroad
Powell Railroad
Foreign Markets and Havana Sugar Market Report
London markets show mixed figures with New York Central at 11754 and Mexican at 4814 while Canadian Pacific sits at 55. In Havana the sugar market is quiet and weak with declines expected. stocks and weekly receipts detailed, including 38 900 boxes and 70 300 hhds in Havana and Matanzas, and 2,800 boxes exported to the United States.
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Petroleum—Union Pipeline
Rio de Janeiro
United States
London
Santos
Liverpool
Upland
Orleans
Boston Uplands
New York
Uplands
Jay
Midchings Uplands
Havana
Matanzas
Receiver Appointed for American Shipbuilding Company of Philadelphia
Banks of New York through R C Dale and Samuel Dixon seek a receiver for the American Shipbuilding Company, with Commander Gorringe named to manage under $50,000 bond. Company claims $210,000 debt, nine ships in progress, and ongoing operations to satisfy creditors. stockholders dispute solvency and corporate authority. Real estate attachments in Suffolk County and multiple small notices follow.
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New York
R.C. Dale
Samuel Dixon
Philadelphia
American Shipbuilding Company
Gorringe
Reading
Richmond
Piladelhia
Busn
Commander Gorringe
Maverick House
Maverick Square
Boston
Charles P. Barnard
New Haven Organ Company of
New Haven
Conn
Luzon B. Morris
Semeone
Jacob P. Billups
J. J. Tee & Co
Superior Court
New York Cotton Exchange
Billups
John J. Brooks & Co
New York City
John Glass
Baldridge
Murphy & Damon
Fort Worth
Texas
Aon Simpson & Gilbert
Goodwater
Ala
J. L. Coward
Aiken
5. C
J. W. Bitting
Manor
Tex
Kimball, Stebbins & Meyer
Iowa City
National State Bank of Boulder
Col
Polson & Son
Harrisburg
Ind
Robinson & Cooper
Ashland
Neb
Suffolk County Real Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew A. Porter
John Bradley
Ellen J. Collins
Archibald M. Davison
Sarah Wilson
Charles H. Helm
Noyes
Learned
Jane W. Devereaux
Edward Habich
Michael Joyce
Roscoe H.thompson
John F. Bassett
Roscoe H. Thompson
Peter Curran
Qwen Nawn
Salvage hearing in K. M. Weaver case adjourned
In U S District Court on March 22 Judge Nelson presided over the salvage action brought by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company against the schooner K. M. Weaver. The hearing resumed but remains unfinished leaving the court still considering the matter.
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Nelson
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
K. M. Weaver
Court Continuances In Pension and Naturalization Cases
On March 22 at the U S Commissioners Court before Commissioner Hallett, cases against Dr Azel Ames Jr and William J Mansfield were continued for grand jury report on alleged illegal pension fees. J F Wilson discharged. co defendant held for $500. Walsh of South Braintree Fitzwilliam and Vahey of Watertown postponed to April 12 for fraudulent naturalization examination. Chelsea letter carrier George Gowrd detained for exam after arrest on detaining and opening a package entrusted to him.
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Azel Ames, Jr
William J. Mansfield
J. F
C. H. Wilson
J. F.wilson
Patrick Walsh
South Braintree
Edward Fitzwilliam
James T. Vahey
Watertown
George O. F. Gowrd
Chelsea
Defendants Held on Various Charges in Boston Courts
In central court Judge Parmenter sentenced Charles Ross and Walter Eagan to one year each in the house of correction for larceny. Downey Malane Shea and Doherty had license law cases continued under $500 bonds to March 26. Ludgate charged with embezzling $93 had $400 bonds to March 25. McCabe held for upper court on breaking and entering in $1,200. East Boston Patrick Crane waived examination and bound over $1,000 to April term. Dorchester Paul Dennison waived examination, held $2,000 for April term. Charlestown Margaret Connolly case continued to March 28 in $400. South Boston John McQuade, on assault with a pistol aboard Colonsay, waived examination, held $4,009 to superior court. Coleman O'Donnell and Patrick Crowley continued for breaking and entering and larceny, $500 bonds for March 29 exam.
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Central Court
James McCabe
East Boston
Patrick Crane
Eugene Murphy
Dorchester
Paul Dennison
Oliver White
Charlestown
Margaret Connolly
Michael Connolly
South
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John McQuade
William Callan
Colonsay
Boston Wharf
Superior Court
Coleman O'Donnell
Patrick Crowley
Continuence
Luke Coyne
Larceny
Baltimore and Ohio seeks entry into Philadelphia race
A Philadelphia despatch notes the Baltimore and Ohio aims to connect with the Reading by tunnel through the city. Councils oppose the route along the Schuylkill bank and expect to block grade crossings, signaling likely delays and costs well over original estimates.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Reading
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Schuylkill
Mexican Central
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