Foreign Exchange Rates and Bankers’ Sterling Listings
Foreign exchange is inactive at yesterday's close with actual business quoted. Bankers' sterling sight 4884, 60-days 485. commercial bills 60-days 483. Francs sight 516, 60-days 5183. Reichsmarks sight 951, 60-days. US$45, guilders sight 403, 60-days 40. ING Col. COM idacccuon 33 00 Homestake. Ontario and other entries appear as stray figures and names.
Daily Grain and Dairy Market Report Summary
A broad daily market summary covers winter wheat and oats with mixed car counts, corn and peas receipts, and railcar tallies. It notes cheese, butter, and egg price movements from Elgin to Utica, New York, plus New York mercantile exchange trends and London wool sales, with grain and pork futures data and stockyard receipts and movements.
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Crain
Shorts
Maritime Association
Liverpool
Elgin. T
Little Falls
Utica
Canada
Boston
Chicago
Dsc
Union
London
New South Wales
Queensland
Sydney
Port Phillip
New Zealand
Port Philip
Market Summary of Flour and Grain Prices Across Regions
Flour prices hold steady amid westward wheat advance with minnesota and indiana stocks listed. Corn, oats, and rye show dull to steady trading. butter cheese eggs softening while beef and pork demand remains steady. garden vegetables and fruits in season with regional price spreads noted. miscellaneous livestock and provisions details included.
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Isutter
New York
Maine
Vermont
Nova Scotia
P. EB. I
Faneuil Hall
Pressenham
Philadelphia
Maryland
Norfolk
Malaga
Bermuda
Hamburg
Sm &P
Foreign Kixports: Multiple vessels cleared May 29 and May 25
Rotterdam to Halifax to Barbados and St Pierre trade consignments listed by vessel. Guisseppina E Vincenzo clears with 100 bbls sperm oil and goods. Ringleader sails from Halifax with flour cornmeal acid and rakes. Herman from Barbados with second hand sugar bird shocks. Alma from Georgetown with flour cornmeal kerosene coal tar hardware and more. Tarifa and Therian from Liverpool with vast cargoes of corn, cotton, leather, furs, dairy products, machinery, and general merchandise. W B Mackie from St Pierre with iron bars and rum shooks, Neil Dow from Murray Harbor with flour and cornmeal, Delta from Yarmouth with flour and fish.
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Rotterdam
Hol
Guisseppina E Vincenzo
Halifax
Ringleader
Barbados
Herman
Georgetown
Pei
Alma
Pkys
Liverpool
Eng
Tarifa
Pkus Missionary
Therian
St Pierre
Mart
Mackie
Murray Harbor
Neil Dow
Yarmouth
Delta
Cotton markets across cities show dull trade and mixed receipts
May 29 reports from Wilmington Augusta Briar Cliff Savannah and New York note dull to quiet demand for cotton with middling around 10 4 10 1 16 c and varied gross receipts. Grain and flour futures edge higher in New York while Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit markets show mixed wheat corn oats and pork/lard activity amid steady to firmer prices in some regions.
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Boston
Wilmington
Augusta
BRIAR
Waneanon
Savannah
New York
New Orleans
Mobile
Continent
Cecese
Philadelphia
Stockseserese
Stochecossess Occoves
Louisville
Charleston
ST Louis
Ebe
Lovell Ee
Mark Midling
Norfolk
Coast
Ohio
City
Minnesota
Cornmont
Canada
State
White Southern
Aboc
Gesiec
Chicago
Bona
United
South America
Liverpool
Tim
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Michigan
Cincinnati
Detroit
London Ledger Reports Quiet Wheat and Corn Trade
May 29 London market notes show steady but quiet movements for wheat and corn with firm Liverpool prices. Wheat receipts reach 264,000 centals, 170,000 of which are American, while cotton in Liverpool remains dull but easier with up and downstream prices listed.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Valencia
Palermo
Messina
Florida
Malaga
Tgc
Manila Superior
Manila
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
England
California
Orleans
Concord A Resol ution for Consolidation Carried
Annual meeting of the Concord railroad in New Hampshire approved the directors' report and defeated a stock vote amendment for consolidation. Directors elected included J Thomas Vose and Frederick Smyth with 16,176 ballots cast. A motion to unite multiple regional lines was debated and then referred to future action, while Pearson's alternative to avoid amalgamation failed. The meeting adjourned after votes and protests over stock ownership and voting rights.
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Concord
N. H
G. B.chandler
Manchester
J. M. Mitchell
Mr. Chandler
Mr. Mitchell
Henry C. Sherburne
George E.todd
Alvah W. Sulloway
Northern Railroad
Franklin Low
J. N. Pearson
K. S. Nutter
M. Howe
John M. Mitchell
J. Thomas Vose
Boston
Frederick Smyth
Samuel N. Gell
Benjamin A. Kimball
Francis B. Hayes
James W. Johnson
Enfield
John H. Pearson
L. D. Stevens
Concord Railroad Corporation
Boston, Concord
Samuel N. Bell
Mr. Pearson
Pearson
Wm. L. Foster
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Stevens
Mitchell
H. Kk. Slayton
B. E. Badger
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Bangor
Sullivan
Mount Desert
Maine Central
Bar Harbor
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
New
Court Docket of Civil Cases Names and Docket Numbers
In the second session Judge Knowlton presided over the Charles G Ballard versus Henry Bond promissory note suit, cases listed include 2970 Rowan v Gray, 3456 Hayes v Adams, 8358 Sheergold v Richards, 3462 Clement v Mystic Rule, 4362 Stacey v Wilson, 402 Ham v Matthews, 2658 Quick v Wolffsohn, 3414 Mathewson v Marsn, 1224 Mann v Cook, 3449 Diettrich v Wolffsohn, 2448 Karcher v Supreme, 3440 English v Donovan, plus 2719 Loud v Mahoney, 2781 Kenney v Habich, 2782 Sames Hitchcock, 2729 Kenney, 1619 Archer, 1435 Mitchell v Boston Cath. Cem. Assn., 2817 Dewey v Jones, 239 Young v Airola, 2723 Boyd v Frink, 251 Cowan v Corey, 2857 Jackson v Bay State Tron Co., 2295 McFarland v Boston, 2399 Beals V v Langley, 2901 Bruce v Willard, 2229 Banning B. & S. Co. v Davis.
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Gray
Hayes
Adams
Sheergold
Richards
Clement
Mystic
Stacey
Knowlton
Charles G. Ballard
Henry Bond
Loud
Mahoney
Kenney
Habich
Sames Hitchcock
Boston & Maine R. R
Archer
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Mitchell
Boston Cath. Cem. Assn
Dewey
Jones
Young
Airola
Boyd
Frink
Cowan
Corey
Jackson
Bay State Tron Co
McFarland
Boston
Beals
Langley
Bruce
Williard
Banning B. & 8. Co
Davis
Jury Adjourns On Robbery Charges For Higgins And Murphy
The jury was put on adjournment in the cases of John J. Higgins and Dennis Murphy, tried on charges of robbery. Lawrence H. Sexton, a policeman, convicted last term of assault and battery upon Robert Pike of South Boston, was fined $100 plus costs and paid. Patrick J. Donovan’s liquor law case was settled, while D J Donovan received four months in the common jail.
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John J. Higgins
Dennis Murphy
Lawrence H. Sexton
Robert Pike
South
Boston
Patrick J. Donovan
D.J. Donovan
Superior Court Sentences include fines and jail terms
May 29 before Judge Bacon Lawrence H Sexton charged with assault and battery fined 100 dollars and costs D J Donavan sentenced to four months in common jail Alexander Tenney convicted of breaking and entering to be sentenced on Thursday Several minor cases disposed of
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Lawrence H. Sexton
D. J. Donavan
Alexander Tenney
Boston Municipal Court Roundup May 29
Judge Forsaith presided as Mahoney received six months in the house of industry for common drunkenness. Andrews fined 15 dollars. Appleton case continued to June 7 due to her absence. McDermott fined 10 dollars for assault. Marr’s case continued to June 1. Lawrence held for trial in superior court on larceny. Crowley held for trial next Friday for assault. Hurley’s assault case continued to June 5. McKay fined 10 dollars for assault. Hayward sentenced to six months for larceny. East Boston: O Grady held 100 dollars for examination June 6 for stealing a ride. Highlands: Mulvey fined 15 dollars for assault. Reagan v Boston Gas Light hearing unfin ished. court viewed premises at Commercial Point. At district court Nash held 300 dollars for assault on crew member Nasn. chief mate Nash discharged. Gillholm held 300 dollars for June district term for assault with knife.
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William C. Mahoney
House of Industry
George W. W. Andrews
Harry F. Watson
May Appleton
Ashland Place
Miss Appleton
James McDermott
Frank Marr
Nellie Lawrence
Patrick J. Crowley
Michael C. Hurley
Tena McKay
William Hayward
House of Correction
East Boston
J.J. O'Grady
Highlands Court
James Mulvey
James B. Reagan
Boston Gas Light Company
Justice Holmes
Supreme Judicial Court
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Hallett
Charles I. Nash
Rotterman
District Court
Edward Gillholm
High Seas
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Nasn
City Haut
Aston
Cumberland
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Lehigh
New York
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Scranton
Lackawanna
South
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Highlands
Elmwood Street
Dorchester
Charlestown
West Roxbury
Brigtton
Ward
Benj. F. Anthony
My2imwemws
Committee On Fuel
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Roxbury and Boston
Listings show transfers of land and buildings in Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston with prices from 1 to 16 thousand dollars. Transactions include mortgages and mortgagee sales. notable entries cover Warren Street Roxbury James Kelley to Henry Kelley for 9800, and a Norman Street sale in Dorchester for 4300 to J B Turnbull.
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Henry
Warren Street
James A. Kelley
Henry Kelley
Elliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Same
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Charles W. Morris
B. Stone
Washington Street
Ebenezer Weld
John L. Batchelder
Dorchester Avenue
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Cundy
Silas Peirce
William H. Cundy
Henry Pfaff
Brighton
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WM. C. Oodman
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Aplows
Kilby Street
Ce Coffins& Henry
Iowa Lands
Iowa
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Davenport
Chambers of Star Store
Jonas Fitch
Equitable Building
Nationwide Fire Insurance Rate Rise Planned
A general advance in fire insurance rates is set to take effect next month across cities and large towns. Companies claim competition and rate cutting reduced profits, prompting consolidations. Uniform increases will apply though local advances vary from 10 to 40 percent depending on area.
July 4 celebration plans approve budget changes
The general committee ratified Monday's sub committee programme with modest edits. Sailing regatta funds rise to 1200, printing down to 400, East Boston ferries cut to 200, and a bicycle race added with 250. Mayor to name his committee later this week. Democratic council members plan a Thursday caucus on removing N F Merritt. Board of health favors prohibiting interments in Kearsarge burial ground and will hold a city hall hearing on Sept 18.
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N. F. Merritt
Merritt
Board of Health
Kearsarge
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