Treasury circular on payment of bonds from 120th call
United States securities moved differently with 3s down 4 percent and currency 1 percent higher as of 1895. A Washington despatch dated March 27 announces the April 4 1883 redemption by the Treasury of bonds in the one hundred and twentieth call, totaling 5 000 090 dollars with interest to payment. Bonds must be presented by 10 a.m. the day before each redemption. excess beyond 5 million is deferred to the next date. Transmission should note the secretary of the treasury for redemption and the payee name. A closing-bid table for March 26 and 27 shows varied bids across coupon and registered bonds. The report also covers stock activity in Boston with notable moves in Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific and others along with earnings and lease discussions involving the Eastern railroad and the Boston and Maine. A Vermont Central railroad litigation end is reported, and Mexican Central bonds trade at 72 1/2 percent.
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Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
United States
Department
Secretary of the Treasury, Loan Division
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
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Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Louisiana
Missouri
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Eastern Railroad Company
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Maine
Journal
Maine
Eastern
Lynn
Burlington
Vermont Central Railroad
Francis A. Brooks
Vermont Central Railroad Company
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Mexican Central
Southern Division
Messrs. Perkins
New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Denver
Hannibal and
St. Joe
Texas and Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Richmond and
Danville
New York Lackawanna and Western
Stock Exchange
Central Pacific
Michigan Central
St. Paul
Rio Grande
Antil
Mutual Unition
Canada Southern
Sierra Grande
Robinson
Sonora
Belle Isle
Iron
Ltanssactions
The
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Biog
Han
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie&w
Manhattan
Memphis & C
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Jad
Milwauke
St.p
St. P
Texas
Ch Bur & Q
Brokers' Board Sales March 27 Bond Prices and Closing Quotes
Market totals show bond prices and closing sales with values for multiple issues including A. T. & R. C. 73, Chi & Q 4s, KCSJ & CB73, Mex. C. %, NY&NE.7s, Northern Pa 6s, and Sonora 7s. Railroading equities list Bos & Albany, Boston & Maine, Chi Bu&Q, Fitchburg, Lou & Mo, Mass. Yen, N.Y.&N.E., and Western lines with varying bid and ask figures. Mining firms Atlantic Min., Osceola, Anouez, Quincy, San Pedro, and Catalpa appear with share quotes.
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St. Lo
St. Mar
A. T
O. Chi & Q
Silo
Ny&ne
Bos & Mame
A Chi Bu& Q
Fitchburg
Lou & Mo Rive
Lou& Mo
N.Y
N. KE
Old Colony
Bosw P
Bel Tel
Boston Gas
Bay St Tel Co
Bos & Nor Tel
Aie Io
Atlantic
Anouez
Ice Osceola
Quincy Oo
San Pedro
Catalpa
Market Summary From Despatch to the Boston Post
Despatch reports New York markets on March 27 with money on call ease due to April government bond payments. Stocks closed dull yet firm, led by railroad issues such as Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans and Texas and Pacific land grants. Trading volume low at about 15,000 shares, with notable declines in Central Pacific and Michigan Central and a partial rally midday before general weakness returned.
Breadstuffs Flour and Grain Market Report
Market news shows daily prices steady across flour and grain sectors with small lot trade. Prices quoted include western superfine at 3 50 to 3 75 per barrel. Minnesota bakers brands 5 25 to 5 50. winter patents 6 78 to 7. corn meal 38 315 bbl. oats steady with western 6 25 6 50. rye 80 to 93c. barley quiet. mill feeds firm. butter cheese eggs varied by region. vegetables and fruits mixed with steady to firm quotations across many items.
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Boston Daily
Boston
Shorts
Liverpool
Elgin
New York Mercantile Exchange
Elgin Creamery
New State Dairy
Chicago
Minnesota
Illinois
St Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Canada West
Vermont
New York
Western Creamery
Fallinade
Choice
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Maine
Aroostook County
Red Top
Western
New Orleans
City
Southern
Huegorc
Rio
Martinique
United
Continent
South America
Tym
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Retail Prices at Faneuil Hall Markets
Retail price list from Faneuil Hall markets dated Wednesday March 28 shows steady to firm prices across fresh meats, pork and poultry, with slight advances in hams and rib items. Fruits vegetables and dairy display broader assortment and mixed moves, while fish prices remain mostly steady except shad and striped bass.
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Faneuil Hall
Philadelphia
Vermont
Bermuda
Martinoes
Malaga
Wholesale Goods Listings From Glasgow and Yarmouth
A dense inventory list from Glasgow and Yarmouth shows numerous firms and items in transit. Entries include bbis spirits, domestics, beef, canned goods, hides, paper stock, mackerel, mdse cases, and large iron shipments, with steamer connections and multiple firms like W Wheeler, J W Holbrook, Bernd Bros, Mackintire Lawrie, Ewing Bros, and Shepard Norwell noted. The record reads like a harbor and wholesaler ledger detailing quantities, consignors, and destinations across regions.
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Bbis
Leonard & Clark
Wheewright & Co
Holbrook
Bbis Beef
North
M Y Henderson
Hill & Cutler
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Moors & Co
Andrews
Boston Dyewood Co
Dana, Stoddard & Kendall
Brown Bros & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Bates
Ing Bros & Co
Ewing Bros & Co
H & L Chase
Allan & Co
van Low & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Yarmouth
Steamer New
Brunswick
Miller
Steamer City Point clears with mixed cargo from Annapolis
Foreign Exxports at Annapolis and Yarmouth report Steamer City Point cleared March 27 with cargo including dry goods, machinery, tea, coffee, pork, and oils. Steamer New Brunswick clears March 27 with meals, flour, bait, ship supplies, and packed goods. Schooner Viola clears March 27 from Grand Menan with 90 quintals loose codfish.
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Annapolis
City Point
Yarmouth
New Brunswick
Edson
Manila
Grand Menan
Viola
Receipts of Staple Products From Multiple Railroads
A historical ledger lists shipments by Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Covey, Boston and Albany, Providence, and other lines. It details quantities of cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, wheat, barley, beans, peas, lard, butter, eggs, bacon, meat, sugar, tea, coffee, hides, leather, and more across dates and routes, reflecting widespread trade and supply activity.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Covey
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Boston
Lowell
Maine
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New York
New England
Providence
Old Colony
N. B
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report March 27
Live stock and price data from Watertown Union Market reported by George J. Fox for the Boston Post. Cattle, sheep, lambs, swine, and horses shown with quantities by state, rail car counts, and price ranges for beef, store cattle, swine, and hides. notes on quality classifications and age groups.
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Watertown Union
The
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and commodities notes
Cotton prices ease across markets with mixed receipts and steady to dull tone in New York and Southern ports. Grain and flour fluctuate with March deliveries and spot prices, while Chicago hogs and cattle trade closes softer on overall demand.
London and Liverpool Wheat and Market Reports
London reports weak demand for wheat and corn with few bidders and holiday tone for cargoes. Mixed American corn offered for March and April, prices around 28s, market quiet in England and France. Liverpool grain prices shift lower with various grades. Receipts show large weekly wheat deliveries. Cotton in Liverpool dull, futures weak. Havana market displays stable sugar and fair demand for Spanish gold.
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London
Beerbohm
Liverpool
Michigan
England
de Orleans
Havana
Goodrich H Bush Case Before Judge Colt
The case of Goodrich H Bush indicted for frauds on internal revenue laws removing spirits from his Westfield distillery and stamping packages without cancelling stamps was resumed. Counsel Gen Butler and Prentiss Cummings were absent. Henry W Ely of Westfield conducted the defense from the outset. The government closed its case and the defense opened. The court adjourned at noon.
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Goodrich H. Bush
Internal Revenue
Westfield
Gen. Butler
Prentiss Cummings
Henry W. Ely
Libel in U S court over seaman wages injury on schooner Norman
March 27 hearing before Judge Nelson in Windsor Nova Scotia to Philadelphia voyage dispute. Seaman McCarthy alleges gasket failure caused skull fracture and paralysis after being struck on ship in motion. Claims worn gasket known to master but not replaced. seeks $6063 wages and $5000 damages for master’s negligence. Parties dispute pleadings and joining wage and tort counts. Testimony concluded. jurors excused for one week.
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Boston
Richmond
Philadelphia
C. T. Russell, Jr
Frank Goodwin
Traverse
Arraignment on Counterfeiting Case Continued to Thursday
Before Commissioner Hallett Demetrio Bella faced arraignment on a continuance for counterfeiting. The case was further continued to Thursday next at 10 o clock.
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Hallett
Demetrio Bella
Supreme Judicial Court March 27 cases in chambers
The Supreme Judicial Court session before Chief Justice Morton and justices handles Union Pacific railroad company versus Credit Mobilier of America and a separate matter Lewis P. Bartlett versus Lewis P. Bartlett Jr trustee. A mortgage dispute over a 1859 note to Lorenzo Locke for complainant’s wife, her administrator after her 1873 death, with Locke’s 1881 death affecting parties. Decision reserved for full bench.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
Field
C. Allen
Colburn
Holmes
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Credit Mobilier of America
Sidney and
Francis Bartlett
Wm. F. Russell
George Putnam
Chambers
Devens
Lewis P. Bartlett
Lewis P. Bartlett, Jr
Lorenzo Locke
Locke
Wm. B. Durant
John H. Hardy
Trial of Geer v Boston and Lo well railroad underway in Middlesex County
Superior Court session before Judge Barker covers an action of tort for damages from a train collision near West Roxbury junction. Henry E Geer claims injuries after rear cars struck during movement. Defendants argue passenger seating not fixed. Hearing continues. lawyers include Stevens Conant Carmichael for plaintiff and George George Richardson for defendants. Municipal court notes outline multiple assault cases, shopkeeping on Sunday, weapon assault, and larceny with varying fines and remands.
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Henry E. Geer
Boston and Lowell Railroad
West Roxbury Junction
Lawrence
Boston
George Stevens
Conant and Carmichael
John H. George
George F. Richardson
McCafferty
Joseph Clark
Bartholomew Neadon
House of Correction
Joseph Mallon
Bunker Hill
John McCarthy
Roxbury Court
George
Charles H. Shepard
Superior
Martin Maley
Hearing on Cape Cod Ship Canal incorporation petition
The hearing on the petition of William Seward Jr and others for incorporation as the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company will be held on Tuesday April 3 at 10 A. M. in the designated court.
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William Seward, Jr
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Bartlett Stevenson Wedding in Boston Events
Notices of marriages in Boston on March 24 William L Bartlett to Elizabeth Stevenson James Gilbert to Minnie Payton and William P Hartshorn to Nellie M Pike announced by reverends in Medford and Boston contexts involving local couples with dates in March.
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Bartlett—Stevenson
Boston
Henry Morgan
James L Bartlett
Elizabeth Stevenson
Gilbert—Payton
Allen Brown
William Gilbert
Minnie Payton
Hartshorn—Pike
Medford
R P Ambler
William P Hartshorn
Nellie M Pike
Lease Clarifies Railroad Consolidation Fines and Provisions
The article reviews the New Hampshire law on railroad consolidation, correcting a misimpression that penalties were only a $1 fine. It details that two rival corporations may not consolidate without legislative approval, and that violations incur fines up to $500 plus injunctions. It also touches on related federal cases and notes regional railroad developments and a public notes section.
Land and mortgage transfers in Boston and Roxbury 1883
Property deals across Beacon Street Roxbury and West Roxbury include Beacons Street purchase by Francis Higginson for 20250 and Linus Child mortgage deals totaling thousands. Transactions list land buildings mortgages in Boston Revere Winthrop and Brighton Street and related parcels dated February through March 1883.
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Boston
Roxbury Mill Corporation
Francis J. Higginson
Fulton Street
Linus M. Child
William C. Blake
Maria Catherine Blake
Brook Avenue
Hiram B. Robinson
Hugh A. Madden
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
Charles Cullis
Faith Mission
Brighton Street
John O’rourke
Ann Jane Burns
Pleasant Street
Caleb A. Curtis
James T. Eldridge
Downer Street
Patrick Murray
Francis Mealey
Dudley Street
Ellen G. King
James Krows
Maria C. Blake Et al
Holyoke Street
Back Bay
Catherine C. Jones
Artemus W. Gates
Roxbury
Vernon Street
Alphonso Brooks
Augustus B. Farley
Residential and commercial buildings listed by ward on Meridian and related streets
A compilation of properties with owners and details: Brick J Henry Stevenson dwellings and offices on Meridian Street and Central Square. A Woods Machine Company dwelling on Dorr Street. Charles Faulkner mercantile six story flats on Pearl Street and Atlantic Avenue. N M Jewett family hotel on Clarendon Street. Wooden Geo W Hargrave dwellings on Marion Street. Gustin N Bartusch five dwellings on Lamartine Street. James Galvin dwelling on Magazine Street. Ambrose H Abbott dwelling on Pratt Street.
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Meridian Street
Central Square
A. Woods Machine Company
Dorr Street
Earl Street
Charles Faulkner
Mercantile
Pearl Street
Atlantic Avenue
N.M. Jewett
Clarendon Street
W. Hargrave
Marion Street
Gustin N. Bartusch
Lamartine Street
Roys
James Galvin
Magazine Street
Ambrose H. Abbott
Pratt Street
Linden
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Henry D. Pinto
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Order of Executor
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