Market summary of stocks and dividends from Boston and Fall River
Weekly stock changes show Boston Beiting and Lincoln gains while Great Falls and Tremont slip. Dividends declared by multiple banks including Holliston National 3 percent and Union National 5 percent, with print cloths firm, and varied commodity prices across butter cheese eggs and meats amid generally quiet trading.
Stock market dull with modest weekly gains noted
The Boston stock market shows little movement with slight demand for speculative issues. Bonds rose by 92,000 and 8,821 shares of stock traded vs the prior day, with weekly totals at 703,500 in bonds and 27,562 shares. Railroads led stock sales, while Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stood at 78. Chicago Burlington and Quincy lagged to 1243 as Union Pacific weakened to 748. monthly earnings reports due soon are expected satisfactory. The Brookline Chronicle cites concerns over several corporations.
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Union Pacific
Western Union Telegraph
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Illinois Central
Nickerson
California Southern Railroad Company
J. F. Anderson
Maine Railroad Commission
Southern
California
Flint
Pere Marquette
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Pullman
Mexican Central
Wisconsin Central Common
Cincinnati Northern Division
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Iowa Division
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Lateba
Caten
New York
New England
Boston
Albany
Maine
Old Colony
Lowell
Dayton
Denver
Sonora
Bell Telephone
Aucion
Lincoln Nat
National Bank of Redemption
State National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
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First Nat. Bank
Chelsea
Csceeseeess
Srsweeseee
Webster National Bank
Neponset National Bank of Canton
Warren Nat Bank, Peabody
Scceessssaresseeserel
Boston Lead Manufacturing Co
Boston Helting Co
Boston & Maine Rd
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Boston & Chelsea
Worcester & Nashua Rd
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Douglass Axe Company
Dorchester Gassigh
Ess
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Marguerite
Brookline Land
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United States
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Boston & Lowell
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Cence En Sa
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Brookline Chronicle
New York Financial Report Markets Close Lower Across Stocks
New York March 29 Money on call ease at 11 44 2 and close at percent. Foreign exchange steady, long at 45714 and short sight at 45919. Market dull with a general decline. 26 stocks traded, 30 lower, three higher. Notable moves include Metropolitan elevated down 2 percent and Oregon Navigation down 1 percent.
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New York
Oregon
Lake Shore
Metropolitan Elevated
Manhattan Elevated
Oregon Navigation
Missouri Pacific
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Trade rules steady in speculative traffic and market tone weak
Grain trade shows steady options with weak overall tone. Cotton futures drift, wheat slips slightly, corn strong, oats easy, pork and lard stable, meats dull, and trade on the commercial exchange very quiet with 71 grain cars reported at the call-board including spring wheat and corn.
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New York
Liverpool
Boston
Pennsylvania
Tost
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Market Reports March 29 Breadstuffs Flour and Corn Prices
March 29 market report shows weak tone in flour with varied bbl prices across regions and weak export demand in New York. Oats and corn trade are steady, with spot stock light and several city deliveries and elevator quotes listed for No 2 and No 3 grades.
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Leward
Ieic
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Vermont
Choice
Choice Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Hove Canada
Houston
Hebron
Burbank
King and Spy
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Lomnois
St Louis
City
Minnesota
St. Tye
Unul
Detroit
St. Louisa
Toledo
White State
A Louis
Receipts of Staples at Halifax St John and Yarmouth
At Halifax a steamer Worcester brings 76 packages hardware and many other goods including copper tubes, cotton goods, and canned items. St John schooner Acara reports flour and beef shipments, while Yarmouth steamer Cleopatra delivers flour, salt, soap, canned goods, rope, and boxes. Total receipts of staple commodities for March 29 are summarized alongside last year’s comparable day.
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Boston
Grand Manan
Kate Clark
Havana
City of Washington
New York
Pierce & Co
Samuel
Wifrid
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Mobile
Mary S Bradshaw
Weila & Cup
Ponce
Barbara F Latimer
Dana Bros
ST John
U Chandler
Trans Coal
Job & Co
Yrinload
Cuba
Bng Swiftsure
Tierces Sugar Charles O Foster & Co
Yarmouth
Cleopatra
Halifax
Worcester
Court records feud over Modjeska troupe play Najezda at Globe
A bill in equity seeks to restrain the Modjeska troupe from presenting the play Najezda at Globe theatre alleging breach of an agreement that restricted performances to certain evenings. The court declined an injunction for Saturday’s performance and adjourned the hearing to the following Saturday.
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Georgiana D. Barrymore
Charles Bozenta
Modjeska
Globo Theatre
Georgia Drew
Maurice H. Harrymore
Leon Frank Robertson
the Globe
Bihesagrnaeis
Inasiucch
Lowell
Stephen H. Phillips
E. M. Johnson
Aug. Russ
Rail traffic study urges gauge standardization to Toledo to St Louis
John Felt Osgood presents a detailed review of the Toledo Cincinnati and St. Louis railway. The report flags aging bridges and light rails, unsafe sections, and costly improvements, recommending a shift to standard gauge and expanded terminals at Toledo and St Louis. It notes low local rates, poor through traffic, and potential investments for the southern and southeastern divisions, with plan options and estimated costs.
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John Felt Osgood
Toledo, Cincinnati
St. Louis
Western Division
Toledo
Kokomo
Frankfort
Woodlands
Ock
Miamee River
Charleston
Marion
Delphos
Lebanon Junction
Dayton
Wellston
Xenia
Allentown
Washington
Chillicothe
Ironton Junction
Dean
Ironton
Southeastern
Marietta
Southern Division
Dodds
Boston Woman Pleads Guilty to Opening Letter
Eliza A. Young of Boston admitted illegally opening a post office letter addressed to her aunt and stealing its contents. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Patrick T. O'Toole of Charlestown faced a fraud case over naturalization papers. the jury disagreed and was discharged.
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Eliza A. Young
Boston
Patrick T. O’toole
Charlestown
Boston men held on pension law charges before U S commissioner
On March 29, before Commissioner Hallett J F and H Wilen of Boston, doing business on Washington Street, were held in 300 each for their appearance at the May term of the United States circuit court for alleged violation of the pension law.
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J. F
H. Wilen
Boston
Washington Street
United States Circuit Court
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Chesapeake Oyster Co
Gideon P. Noyes
Marcellus S. Foeld
Copartners
Renzo L. Stimpson
Congress Street
BUSINESS TROUBLES IN BOSTON AND NATIONWIDE INSOLVENCIES
A roundup of distressed firms and debt actions across New England and beyond. Wetherell Brothers in Boston face exposure from James D. Frary & Son of Bridgeport. Creditors plan a Baltimore meeting over Charles W. Banks liabilities around $50,000 with assets about $32,000. Debtors offer 50 cents on the dollar. creditors seek larger dividends. Other insolvencies include Union Baseball Club manager Hayes Murnane, Glenwood Brann, Weare D. Bickford & Son, and Woodruff Furniture. Several judgments and attachments filed in various counties.
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Oliver Street
Boston
James D. Frary & Son Company
Bridgeport
Conn
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Sheffield
Eng
Smith, Sutton & Co
Pittsburg
Charles W.S. Banks
Baltimore
Lucien E. Peirce
J. J. Monroe
Peirce
South
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Mr. Mason
Mead, Mason & Co
Hayes Murnane
Union Baseball Club
Glenwood J. Brann
Beverly Street
Everett
Benjamin D. Sweet & Co
Weare D. Bickford & Son
Atlantic Avenue
Charles H. Bickford
F. H. Odiorne
Union Market National Bank of Watertown
Tilden G. Abbott
R. Peaslee & Son
Haverhill
Mass
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Holyoke
Biddeford Machine Works
Biddeford
F. W. Nichols
Stockton
E. Parks
Hay
Pittsfield
Nathaniel Currier
Millwright
Allen A. Barrett
Caribou
E. O. Curtis
Farmington
N. Hi
Middletown
Carl M. Broecksloper
New Haven
John P. Studley
R. A. O’gorman
Hartford
Jacob Ledern & Sons
New York City
D. A. Sawyer
Carlisle
A. J. McAllister
Gruella
Fla
H. S. Howell
Watertown
Wis
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Rufus G. Merrill
James J. Johnson
Herbert E. Bright
Michael Kilroy
Albert E. Pillsbury
Mary Browne
Commonwealth
George Allman
Superior Criminal Court
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Charles A. Sabine
Charles Purdy
Habeas corpus relief in Merrill case before Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Judicial Court before Judge Devens discharges Rufus G Merrill in a habeas corpus matter after finding proper compliance with the law. The decision details an assignment of rights in his wife's property, mortgage liens, and the limitations of the assignee's delivery duties. The hearing also covers Fitchburg railroad company v Young, an injunction bid to stop removal of Beverly street bridge end, with consultation ordered to seek settlement between parties.
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Rufus G. Merrill
Sheria O'Brien
Merrill
Maj. Jones
Merril
Devens
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Benjamin Young
Equity
Warren Bridge
Beverly Street
Land and Harbor Commissioners
Citt
Fitchburg Railroad
G. A. Yorey
B. F. Butler
J. M. Gove
A. J. Bailey
Democratic Ward 15 Caucus Called For Tonight
A call signed by Oliver G. Fernald and others of the 186 Democratic ward and city committee announces a caucus this evening to elect a new city committee after confusion at last Friday's caucus. A separate report from the state central committee social club organizers will be delivered to a meeting in Parker House room 6 at 7 PM Tuesday.
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Francis McCarthy Angus Fraser
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