Money Matters and Clearing House Returns Summary
Boston markets report ample loanable funds with low rates and a 2 to 3 percent demand range. Time loans run 3 to 5 percent, fair paper 3 4 to 4 percent. Clearing house rates stand at 1 4 percent between banks, New York funds discount 8 to 10 cents per $1000. Weekly clearances total 70 296 958 with balances 9 323 824. local stock market dull but firmer.
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Inc
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N. C
Charleston
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Rio Des Light
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Rio
Jamaica
St Domingo
Cuba
Market prices and commodities list from early edition
A dense roundup of tea, fruit, whiskey, oil, print cloths, and cotton markets. Includes Hyson and other teas with per pound prices, assorted foreign fruits and nuts with box and per unit costs, whiskey prices by city, petroleum oil and naphtha rates, print cloth production and weekly sales, and cotton futures with New Orleans and Liverpool quotes. Named locations include Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York Fall River and Liverpool.</analysis>
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Hyson
Voune
Twankay
Byson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolong
Valencia
London
Muscatel
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Fall River
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
London Stock and Commodities Roundup and Market Reports
London notes steady cargoes for wheat and corn with firm prices for wheat and strong inquiry for corn. Liverpool lists winter wheat at 7 7s 2d and corn at 4s7d, with pork prices around 573s and lard near 8s 6d. Havana sugar demand remains cautious amid speculative abroad activity. stocks tallied at Havana and Matanzas, weekly receipts and exports detailed. Havana freights and US-bound sugar values shown with gold exchange rates and market dullness.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
England
California
Havana
Matanz
United States
Imports at Boston SAGUA and Island Shipping Sailed
A list of vessels and cargoes is recorded with entries including the schooner Benjamin Fabins carrying 1000 bags of sugar for Standard Sugar Refinery Fayal, brig Erma with 13 cases embroidery straw goods for Stinson Huntley and Co, schooner Eclipse with 425 barrels of herring for E T Russell Co, schooner Sarah E Hyde with 7300 lobsters for A T Nickerson Fajardo Puerto Rico, and brig Jennie A Cheney with 380 holds of sugar for Eating Bros Co in the Bay of Islands and Parrington New Bedford.
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Boston
Sagua
Benjamin Fabins
FAYAL
Erma
Stinson, Huntley & Co
Bay OF Islands
Eclipse
T Russell & Co
Parrington
Sarah E Hyde
Insolvencies and attachments sweep Boston and New England
A string of insolvencies hits Boston area creditors including James P Derby apothecary and Williams Butler kitchen goods firm with combined liabilities over 1 9 00. notices list assets from stock to real estate and extensive individual debts. Other cases cover Farrar Framingham and Guernsey Concord publishers facing modest liabilities yet broad holdings while Suffolk County attachments total over 126 300 against Samuel Hale of New Hampshire with multiple actions across June filings.
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James P. Derby
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Williams & Butler
Williams
Mr. Butler
Ohn M.farrar
Grist Miller
Framingham
E. W. Gunn
Carleton House
New Haven
Conn
Twe
James O'Neill
New London
Louis Gunn
George A. Isbell
Silas D. Gifford
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Supreme Court
W. A. Michel & Co
Furniture Manufacturers
Baltimore
H. L. Warne
Mitchell, Dak
Rhyhmer & Co
Highland
Ill
D. L. Guernsey
Concord
N. H
Guernsey
Florida
New Mexico
Utah
Hawley Street
Iowa
Suffolk County
John Q. Henry
Julia Kanaly
Gorham Train
Joseph Everdeen
Samuel S. Irwin
Samuel W. Hale
Keene
N.H
John H. Butrich
Same
James W. Johnson
Massachusetts National Bank
Joseph H. Cotton
Ellen King
Burleigh
Thompson & Co
Herbert E. Dennett
Swain, Earle & Co
Alpert H. Emery
Frank S. Nickerson
John W. Nugent
N.B
New Hampshire
Hale
George KE. Whitney
Lannon Nims
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Emery B. Cobb
Court Room
Court Square
Debates on debt strategy and sinking fund use in Eastern stock plan
The Sunday Herald outlines views on hastening dividends via a permanent six percent preferred stock lien of 3 to 3.5 million, the impact of bond premium, and sinking fund applications to retire debt above ten million. It weighs immediate bond purchase vs fund accumulation and predicts dividends for Eastern and related lines if prudent sinking fund management is pursued. It also notes the Master Car Builders' Association convention at Old Point Comfort with the New England Railroad Club excursion details and a Rock Island year-end report with earnings and debt data.
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Portsmouth
Great Falls
Conway
Boston
Maine
Bos- Boston
Car Builders’ Association
Master Car Builders’ Association
Hygenia
Old Point Comfort
New England
New England Railroad Club
Boston, Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship Line
Decatur H. Miller
Frank N. Howes
Messrs
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John Kent
D. W. Hunter
C. Richardson
Robert Miller
F. D. Adams
J. B. Hicks
J. Elmendorf
D.S. Page
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W. CC
G. T. Cochnower
H. A. Little
W. C. Tyler
T. H. Henry
J. A. Haskell
J. W. Kreps
D. F. Pierce
J. B. Cox
J. F. Herrick
D.S. Fogg
M. D
L. ©. Pierson
George P. Haines
J. P. Safford
George E. Harrington
Warren B. Safford
William Sutton
A. R. Tinkham
George #. Small
C. F. Brigham
N. Washburn
R. E. Libby
Rock Island
Toms
Supreme Judicial covert June 6 hearing on car trust scheme
In a bill to enjoin exchange of car trust certificates, Judge C Allen reviews the plan by which New York and New England Railway and American Loan and Trust operated a rolling stock financing arrangement. The court finds no inherent illegality in the scheme and dismisses the bill, noting the railroad is under U S receiver.
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Shawmut National Bank
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Supreme Judicial
C. Allen
James F. Smith
New York and New England Railroad Company Et. al
Railroad Company
American Loan and Trust Company
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Court docket of mixed civil actions and corporate cases
A list of numbered civil actions and case names including Messenger versus Dennis, Beechan versus Sepdgreed, Coleman versus Salisbury, Davis versus Jenk, McNeil versus Mosher, and multiple Boston related and corporate suits. The entries reflect a flood of litigation across various parties and institutions with no narrative beyond case naming.
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Dennis
Beechan
Sepdgreed
Coleman
Salisbury
Davis
Jenk
McNeil
Mosher
Boston R. Co
Hisehetone Bank
Hardy
Cahdeakyara
Jam
P. I
Young
Little
Holland
Richardson
Indictments and Sentences From Local Grand Jury
The grand jury indicted James Campbell John Snow George Dorr and others for forgery breaking and entering receiving stolen goods robbery embezzlement and mingling poison with food. Several cases were suspended and judges imposed sentences including John Maguire for indecent exposure nine months at the house of correction, Robert Thompson for one year, and William Craig for three months for larceny.
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Grand Jury
James Campbell
John Snow
George Dorr
James Courtney
Francis Valentine
Henry M. Flynn
Ambrose Hubley
George A. Hamlin
Thomas Kennedy
Michael Lomasney
J. Patrick Dudley
George N. Dunn
Michael F. Gilrain
Richard Greason
Louis F. Howard
Richard G. Power
Stephen Heath
Lorette £. Southwick
Edwin J. Hobbs
John Barry
Michael Moran
Isaac H. Harris
Patrick Harney
Aldrich
John Maguire
House of Correction
Robert Thompson
William Craig
Municipal Court Docket June 6 Roster of Charges and Bonds
In Central Court Judge Churchill presided over cases including George H. Jackson held $500 on keeping a house of ill fame James Brown vagrant six months house of industry appealed David Hefferman assault held $200 Thomas Crowley assault fined $10 Mark Harrington assault held in city Frederick W Pai bound over in $500 to keep the peace for six months In Roxbury John Lynch William Carey and Michael Connors arraigned for breaking and entering John Mc Mahon store Lynch and Carey continued until June 10 Connors held $500 for the superior court Edward E Manuel assault on Morris Swan with knife with intent to kill continued until June 20 In South Boston Daniel Toohey assault on James Cogan held $500 to the superior court East Boston M Prior arraigned on embezzlement of $500 case continued until Saturday next Prior furnished $500 bonds.
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Central Court
Churchill
George H. Jackson
James Brown
House of Industry
David Hefferman
Thomas Crowley
Mark Harrington
Oity
Frederick W. Paii
Calvin G. Goodwin
Roxbury
John Lynch
William Carey
Michael Connors
John McMahon
Edward E. Manuel
Morris Swan
South Boston
Daniel Toohey
James Cogan
M. Prior
Boston
J. Henry Stevenson
Prior
Reformers Meet and Dine Vote Resolutions On Civil Service
Members of various organizations gathered at Youngs and Parker s to discuss The Political Situation. Speakers included Senator Hoar Congressman Rice Mayor Kimball of Newton and Mr H J Moulton of Lowell with remarks by Adin Thayer Worcester and William Everett presiding. Resolutions condemned legislative betrayal of civil service reform and warned against a privileged class and spoils system urging reformers to unite and oppose such moves at the polls.
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Rice
Kimball
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Lowell
H. J. McPherson
Boston
Adin Thayer
Worcester
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Parker’s
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St. Nicholas
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Reuke
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Josiah Quincy
Merrill Wyman, Jr
George Frederick Wiliams
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