Money Market Quiet as Foreign Exchange Firm in Boston
Boston Tuesday evening June 12 Money matters show a very quiet local money market with banks at 4 percent and New York funds quoted 17 to 25 cents. Foreign exchange remains firm with advances to 4865 and 490 bids. Government securities mostly higher, stocks quiet though Union Pacific and other rails show mixed moves. Earnings reports include Oregon Short Line, Wisconsin Central, and Louisiana and Missouri River lines, with several bond and stock movements across names like Bell Telephone, Bay State, Mexican Central, and Pullman.
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Union Pacific
Flint
Pere Marquette Loower
Bell Telephone
Boston
New York
Brown Bros
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Sterling
Janell
Jane
Ice Ios Sae
Cusbeb
Stebascteneéouhaehias
Seceereeees
Sececwedene
LlBiy
Pacific
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Treasury Department
Utah
Northern
Oregon
Shoshone
Wood River
Blake Bros. & Co
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillips
Cincinnati Northern
Wisconsin Central
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company
Mexican Central
Merriam
Detroit, Lansing and Northern
Saginaw and Western
Chicago
Saginaw
Canada
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Maine
Old Colony
New England
Fitchburg
Eastern
Vermont
Bay State
Boston and Northern
Bell
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Bos Land
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
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D Union Hotel
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A Union Hotel
Money markets and commodities ease in New York notes
NEW YORK June 11 money on call eased while mercantile paper quoted at 5 6 percent. Bonds and stocks closed steady with mixed activity. Oregon Navigation and Louisville and Nashville led gains before a late pullback. Trading volume about 326000 shares with notable moves in Central Pacific and New York Central mortgage issues.
Poston daily report on grain and flour receipts and prices
Daily inspection of grain includes corn No 2 mixed at 63 cars, steamer yellow and other lots totaling 74 cars. Grain receipts today list corn 38,110 bushels, oats 20,800, shorts 7,000, oatmeal 555 sacks, cornmeal 635 bags, peas 600. flour receipts 6,540 barrels and 9,427 sacks plus 150 half barrels. Market bids show No 2 August 72.14 cents bid, 72.14 cents asked. July steamer export 69.5 cents asked. August 70.34 cents. Oats No 2 white 49.3 cents bid, 51.34 cents asked. Liverpool cheese quoted 62 shillings per cwt. Butter special from Elgin and Little Falls NY note downward tendency and firm ranges. New York exchange butter, cheese, eggs, beans bid and sale data given. pork futures from Chicago listed with daily highs and closes. Union stock yards report 24,000 estimated receipts. hogs, mixed and heavy shipments priced. Chicago grain prices show corn, oats, rye, wheat movements and receipts, with season and month notes.
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New York
New Orleans
Minnesota
Rio
Rangoon
Bend
Petroleum
United
Lord
Continent
South America
State
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Michigan
Cincinnati
Detroit
Poston
Elgin
Little Falls
Utica
St. Albans
New York Mercantiles Exchange
Ohio
Canada
Soloc
Lsc
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grain and flour market report notes steady or dull trade
The market shows steady flour sales in small lots and generally dull trade across grains. Prices cited include western superfine flour at 3.25 4.75, Minnesota patents 7.8, St Louis and Indiana/OH lines 6.50 7.00, rye flour 3.75, cornmeal 3.10, oats 0.52 0.65, butter 16 23c, cheese 9 11c, eggs 16 18c.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Newark
St.Louis
New York
Boston
Choice Western
Vermont
Canada
Nova Scotia
Trading in meats and commodities paints varied markets
Pork and lard prices slip with mixed notes across fresh meats and poultry. Beef and veal hold steady while mutton lamb and fowls show modest shifts. Cotton, sugar, molasses, fruits, and port data fill a dense market snapshot with prices, futures, and port receipts across Boston and New York exchanges.
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Boston
Boston Western
Mediterranean ports cargo list with numerous cargoes and ships
Long cargo manifest lists steamer Gloucester sailing from Malta Catania Messina and Palermo with crates, boxes, bags, and pallets of fruit, olives, sumac, essences, minerals, and wines. Other vessels include schooners at St Johns Newfoundland Bermuda and Caribbean ports carrying onions, bananas, coconuts, sugar, herring, mackerel, fish, and general cargo.
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Mediterranean
Gloucester
Malta
AH Hardy & Co
K P Lull
Catania
AS & J Brown & Co
Sumac David Taylor
Messina
F Rolfe & Co
H Hardy & Co
Palermo
H Tully & Co
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
Sumac Baring Bros & Co
Nortis & Co
Mercadante
Sgebel & Day
Worthington & Co
Valencia
Alexander Bros
Dodo Snow & Co
Ward & Co
Dodo Phelps Bros & Co
ST Johns
TJ Jones & Co
Bermuda
Eliza Barss
Chase Morrison
Baracoa
Alice P Higgins
W & C R Noyes
Hiawatha
Seaverns & Co
Bear River
N S
Benj Killam
Jones & Co
Ellis & Co
Global cargo list from multiple ships and ports
Long compiled tally of goods aboard vessels at various ports including Liverpool Glasgow Lyttleton Wellington Port-au-Prince Fajar do Granville and Smyrna. Items cover flour lard beef cotton tobacco leather machinery timber oils and other commodities with quantities noted for each steamer and bark. Reads like a trade cargo ledger listing per vessel and port with detailed tonnages and counts.
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Liverpool
Eng
Glasgow
Scot
Lyttleton
Wellington
Fajardo
Onolaska
Port-Au-Prince
Granville
Smyrna
Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report June 12
Live stock market data from Watertown union report opened with cattle and sheep figures, state origins, road car counts, and price ranges. Detailed cattle, sheep, horses, swine, hides, and lamb classifications appear, alongside comparisons to the previous year and notes on market segments and regional rails.
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Watertown Union
Hartford and Harlem railroad deemed legally organized
The railroad commissioners in Bridgeport ruled that Hartford and Harlem railroad meets all legal requirements of its organization. New York officials remain reticent on trunk line disputes, but sources say an agreement is reached with Lackawanna entering the trunk-line pool to handle through business to Commissioner Ink. Railroad earnings show notable increases across several lines, while Northern Pacific nears Helena with 1,149 miles from St. Paul and a 14.4 mile remaining gap toward Missoula.
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Bridgeport
Hartford and Harlem Railroad
New York
Lackawanna
Ink
Helena
Montana
St. Paul
Missoula
Portland
Oregon
Mining Notes Reveal Rich Silver Strikes and New Shaft Plans
Last week in the Silent Friend mine a rich carbonate strike yielded 56 to 305 ounces of silver per ton as assays. In the John McKay mine in Total Wreck district silver ore hit at 1100 dollars per ton in the 50-foot shaft with a 35-foot arift. The Hackberry mine of Indian Queen company bets a net profit of 6000 to 9000 dollars monthly, enough to cover 14 percent stock returns, though dividends will be quarterly while funds are used on dead work. A shaft 300 feet deep is planned, expected to take three to four months to build.
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Col. Assays
John McKay
Total Wreck
A. T
Hackberry
Indian Queen Company
Marriages in Boston and Nearby Towns This June
Notices list four wedding bans performed in June: Arthur Loring Brackett of Boston to Anna Ger trude Staples of Portland. Harley J Dwineil to Sadie E Brown, both of Boston. Alfred F Smith to Margaret Thomas, both of Boston. Bruce K Ware of Boston to Ida B M, daughter of Charles Randall of Mattapoisett.
Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Co V Ruben Brooks
In a suit in equity for infringement of the Rogers reissue patent for extracting gelatine from fish skins, the defense claims Stanwood invented the claimed process prior to Rogers. Issues include validity of the original patent, the reissue, and alleged prior practice. Ciients Causten and Browne for complainant. Maynadier for defendants. Separate matter involves Elling T Frostheim charged with forging and extradition proceedings, with Sherburne for government and Morse for defendant.
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Nelson
Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company
Ruben Brooks
John
Rogers
Gloucester
Isaac Stanwood
Stanwood
Causten
A. P. Browne
J. EK. Maynadier
Elling T. Frostheim
Nas Savings Bank
J.H. Sherburne
Godfrey Morse
City arson injury suit and rail collision cases heard
In Superior Court first session Judge Aldrich presided as Harris against City of Boston and Howes against Fitchburg Railroad were heard. Verdict for plaintiff Cameron in arson case for 1000 dollars. Second session Judge Knowlton heard Boyd v Frink with plans for New England Merchants Institute building and related commissions. Multiple case references listed.
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Aldrich
Harris
Hamilton
Christina Cameron
City of
Boston
Castle and
Tremont
B. Allen
Thomas Savage
T. M. Babson
Charles A. Howes
Fitchburg Railroad Company
East Deerfield
S. B. Allen
Thos. Savage
Geo. A. Torrey
Thomas Boyd
Alden Frink
Huntington Avenue
New England Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Institute
S.J. Thomas
H. E. Swasey
Nathan Morse
Superior Court Sentences Stamp Out Crimes in June Session
In Superior Court today before Judge Bacon Frank Fitzgerald and Joseph McCormick each received six years in state prison for robbery Henry Carroll got four years for larceny from the person Thomas Mallender sentenced to six months in the house of correction for polygamy James Armstrong and Carroll Daley minors put on probation for breaking and entering George Busby given two years in the house of correction for breaking and entering Peter Drohan received 18 months in the house of correction for breaking and entering Michael Donovan two years for breaking and entering Hartley Godge guilty of larceny from the person sentence deferred Frank Nagle guilty of robbery placed on probation George Edwards guilty of lewdness sentence deferred Annie Hayes II and Patrick Glancy each sentenced to one year six months in the house of correction James Mahar discharged for breaking and entering Dennis Quilty incest six months in the house of correction Jesse Jackson and Clarence Jackson larceny one year in the house of correction each John H Doran assault 18 months in the house of correction James H Langley arraigned on conspiracy charge held in 10000 bail
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Bacon
Frank Fitzgerald
Joseph McCormick
Henry Carroll
Thomas Mallender
House of Correction
James Armstrong
Carroll Daley
George Busby
Peter Drohan
Michael Donovan
Hartley Godge
Frank Nagle
George Edwards
Annie Hayes II
Patrick Glancy
James Mahar
Dennis Quilty
Jesse Jackson
Clarence Jackson
John H. Doran
James H. Langley
McSweeney v Fitchburg Rail Road Disputed Verdict
Case list shows multiple docket numbers and parties, including McSweeney versus Fitchburg Rail Road Company where the jury disagreed. Other entries include Hale Adams v Fagan and Moulton v, with numerous 19th century style citations to cases such as Metcalf v Jones and Elston v Hadley.
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Kelsey
Bailey
City of
Newee
Mass
Hale
Ad’x
Fagan
Moulton
Ee Fe
Thomas
Pollard
Whalen
Compt
Metcalf
Jones
Hallahan
Wright
Melvin
Harlow
Whitcher
O’ Hearn
Fitch
Munroe
Lane
Elston
Hadley
Church Dispute Over Membership Divides Bates Versus Christ Church
In equity suits Bates and Monroe challenge Christ Church by laws on admission of members, claiming the Ropes faction seeks control and to turn the society into a mission church. John C. Ropes and Russell Gray represent the complainants. Train and McConnell for defendants. First National Bank of Clinton seeks injunctions to shield creditors and block Barrett from profits until a $600 debt is paid, and blocks Union Safety Deposit Co. from releasing securities to Leon Barnard. Receivers of Bridgewater Savings Bank seek final dividend of 6 percent, totaling 94 percent for depositors, with concerns over vouchers for $70,000 to $80,000. Judge Field assigns a master for investigation. B W Harris named receiver.
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William H. Monroe
Same
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Ropes
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Russell Gray
Charles R. Train
George W. McConnell
First National Bank of Clinton
C. P
Union Safety Deposit Company
Leon Barnard
Amouud
Bourois
Police
Brussels
Belgium
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Ellis Ames
Canton
King
Real estate transfers and mortgages on multiple Boston area parcels
A consolidates list shows quitclaims and deeds for No 33 Oak Street near Harrison Avenue to Jane Hadley for 1 dollar and other transfers including Lincoln and Utica Streets to Charles L Richardson for 10000, quitclaims by T Jefferson Coolidge, and mortgages to Pioneer Savings Fund and Loan Otis Weld for 7500 each, plus other 1882 1883 property actions and a Suffolk Savings Bank mortgage of 9000 at Hereford Marlborough area.
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Oak Street
Harrison Avenue
H. Hollis Hunnewell
Jane Hadley
Charles Plimpton
Henry 8. Dunn
Pioneer Meee Saving Fund and Loan Association
Lincoln
Utica
William Minot
Charles L. Richardson
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Otis E. Weld
Avery Street
Rollins H. Allen
G. M. Gibson
Samuel
Campbell
Chester Square
Alfred
Woodworth
Josiah S. Robinson
John Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
John
Sarah E. Leland
Suffolk
Boston
Rox- Bury
Harrison
Bernard Gasen
William A. Garbett
School Street
Mortgage Transfers and Auction Sales Notice
Mortgage transfers detail Jacob Taft to Chauncy A Wilcox for 1500 each on Mary R Cleaves and Emma A Berry. Lucy J Campbell to Rollin H Allen for 350 on Edwin L Gerrish. Auction sales list W Sawyer estate Nos 140 and 142 Prince Street to Aaron Wiley for 8900.
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Jacob Taft
Chauncy A. Wilcox
Mary R. Cleaves
Emma A. Berry
Lucy J. Cambell
Rollin H. Allen
Edwin L. Gerrish
Co. W. Sawyer
Prince Street
Aaron Wiley
Boston Flower Mission to Move to Warrenton Street Chapel
The Boston Flower Mission, long housed on Hollis Street, will relocate due to church sale. It will center in Warrenton street chapel, continuing its flower distribution to hospitals, schools, and homes. A shortage of regular workers hampers this year’s efforts despite growing impact.
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Boston
Hollis Street Church
Hollis Street
Warrenton Street Chapel
City Hospital
Spinal Hospital
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Children’s Hospital
Old Ladies’ Home
Old Men’s Home
Childrens
List of Commanderies Attending San Francisco Grand Conclave
A full roster of commanderies attending the grand conclave at San Francisco is provided. It includes numerous bodies from states and territories such as California, Colorado, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Connecticut, Wyoming, New York, Illinois, and Maryland, with multiple commandery numbers and names listed.
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Marysville
Cal
Cour de Lion
California
Mount Nebo
Nebraska
de Payens
Iowa
Mount Sinai
Colorado
Constantine
Missouri
Jacobs
Michigan
Mount of the Holy Cross
Clarence
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Reed
Ohio
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Clinton
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Tennessee
Hudson River
New York
Emanuel
Helena
Montana Territory
Connecticut Valley
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Wheeling
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Philadelphia
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Alida
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Orovillé
St. Bernard
Kansas
Ascalon
de Molay
Excalibur
Boston
E Malay
Louisville
Texas
Galesburg
Dunkirk
St. John’s
Wilmington
Del
Prophecy of Guiteau Murderer Allegedly Reborn
Washington correspondent reports June 11 that Michael Sheahan juror in the Guiteau trial is confined for insanity after strikes of prophecy terror. Observed effects include insomnia and a raving mania at midnight Sunday. Several associated officials and experts are noted as deceased or under scrutiny, with others questioned or dismissed from service and losses claimed in the president case.
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Guiteau
Seventh Precinct
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McElfresh
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James Leonard
Noble Young
Dr. Hicks
A Gray
Utica Asylum
Jr. McDonald
Ward’s Island
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Ex judge of Maine spied in Washington street cafe
A Post fiend watches a man at a corner table in a Washington street restaurant. The man eats toast, buttered and dunked in coffee, swishes toast in ice water, then drinks and contemplates. The waiter claims the diner is a distinguished ex judge of Maine, a claim the fiend notes as he leaves for another news item.
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