Flour Market Steady as Prices Hold on Light Demand
Quiet market keeps flour prices steady with choice brands steady. Western superfine at 2 75 per barrel, Michigan roller 5 25 to 5 45, Minnesota bakers 4 75 to 5 25, New York roller 5 50 to 5 75, and winter wheat patent 6 20 to 6 50. Receipts and exports fluctuate. corn meal and oats hold steady, while butter and cheese markets remain tight with steady to firm prices.
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Michigan
Michigan Roller
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
New York Roller
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Sr. Louis
City Mills
New York
Chicago
Hograde
Gorn Lo
Toledo
Dull
Vermont
Western
Southern
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Houston
Iepson
Hebron
John J. Moore
Burbank
Preriess
Danver
Canana
Cape Cod
Hubbard
Norfoix
Norfolk
Florida
Charleston
King and Spy
New England
Choice Timothy
Witte Tavey
Boston
Tierces Western Steam
Vos City Steam
Cincinnati—Park
New York Senate Committee On Public Health
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Assembly
Cleveland
Boston Commercial Exchange
Lear. Gali Board
Liverpool
Gacsgr
Canada
Corr
Maylard
Union Stock Yards
Norfok
Coe Taco
Sne
Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
United Kingdom
Cal
Foreign Exports. Liverpool and other ports list cargoes
Export notes from multiple vessels show Kansas cleared April 23 with leather products, bacon, beef, wheat, cattle, cheese, timber, and machinery, among numerous consignments. Paysandu Rose carries lumber and oyster goods, Neptune and Elizabeth Jane report oil and bbls, while Annapolis records oats and flour.
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Liverpool
Eng
Kansas
Paysander
Uruguay
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Neptune
Harbor Grace
Vis Bridgewater
Elizabeth Jane
Annapolis
Levose
Receipts of Staple Goods Across Railroads and Sea
A detailed ledger list records April receipts by multiple lines including Boston and Albany, Providence, New York and New England, Old Colony, Fitchburg, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, and Peabody expresses. Cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, oats, barley, malt, rye, tallow, pork, butter, oleomargarine, eggs, beans, potatoes, leather, hides, skins, timber, and various crates appear with specific quantities. Streams of freight flow through rand Junction and coastal shipments, reflecting broad commerce activity for the period.
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Boston and Albany
Rand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Discrimination Bill and Rail Route Proposals in Senate
The senate debates water bills for Cambridge and Waltham, with actions on race protection in life insurance. Committees report on railroad charters, districting Franklin County, and branch lines in Cambridge, while bills on prison spend, tax for schools, and liquor laws advance or are referred.
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Cambridge
Waltham Water
Court Record: Receiver vs National Security Bank
In U S District Court on April 2 Judge Nelson presided over Linus M Price receiver against National Security Bank over transfers valued at 11008 20 from Pacific National Bank before its May 20 insolvency. Plaintiff seeks reversal as a preferred fraudulent transfer. Defense denies and seeks set off of a 10000 certificate. Verdict for plaintiff 12252. Attorneys Clark Coombs Gray.
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Linus. M. Price
National Security Bank
Pacific National Bank
Pacific Bank
A. A. Ranney
I. Ek. Clark
J.C. Coombs
R. Gray
Laferriere
Paris
Supreme Judicial Court probate appeals from Boston will
Supreme Judicial Court session April 24 before Judge Feld, Cronan executor versus James Fitzgerald. Same versus William Nagie. Appeals from probate of Thomas Fitzgerald’s will, Boston. Resumed and unfinished. A Russ for executor, W Gaston and C F Donnelly for appellants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Csuffolk Ss
Fleld
John F. Cronan
James Fitzgerald
Same
Wm. Nagie
Thomas Fitzgerald
Boston
A. Russ
W. Gaston
C. F. Donnelly
Lawmakers Refer Weavers’ Petition and Debate Public Lands
The house met at 11 with Speaker Mar den presiding. The Weavers’ association of Fall River petition for incorporation was taken up and referred to the next general court. Committees reported on mercantile matters pilotage in Boston harbor and liquor license rules for voters in cities. Election law changes for election officers and a Worcester parks bill were debated, including striking a land takings provision near Lake Quinsigamond.
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Dedham
Billerica
Boston and Lowell
Bedford
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
General Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Committee On Education
Daniel Dorchester
Senate
Isaac G. Fisher
Weaked Hill Bar
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Berkshire
Hampshire
Hampden
Pillsbury
Executive Council
Marden
Weavers’ Association of
Fall River
Black
Boston
Boston Harbor
Coffey
Jones
Lynn
City Council
Hartwell
Fitchburg
House
Brackett
Worcester
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
Lake Quinsigamond
Hull
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Clark
Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association
Agricultural College
Committee On Water Supply
Sharon Water Company
Commonwealth
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Otis
Damages Awarded in Multiple 1880s Boston Cases
In a Boston court before Judge Blodgett and Judge Pitman, multiple cases from 1883 to 1884 conclude with verdicts and awards. MecKkissick v McLaughlin ends in favor of the plaintiff for 8760 dollars. Travers v Boston Pier involves a broken leg from ice on a footpath. Blendell v Cole concerns wages and living arrangements. Pierson v Mitchell awards damages for an assault. Osgood v Ohabei Shalom yields 3323 dollars to the plaintiff. Murphy v City of Boston seeks 4060 dollars after a fall on ice on Harvard avenue Brighton.
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Benjamin Meckkissick
Edward McLaughlin
J. A. Maxwell
J. F. Kilton
W.W. Dwyer
Michael Travers
Boston Pier
Long Wharf
Ss. A. B. Abbott
G. A. Sawyer
R. D. Smith
J. O. Shoes
Benj. E. Cole
Milda Blendell
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
T. J. Barry
Pitman
Wesley L. Pierson
William W. Mitchell
Washington Street
Mott Street
C. Q. Tirreil
T. M. Babson
Josiah A. Osgood
Ohabei Shalore
Warrenton Street
J. F. Wheeler
J. W. Pickering
John Murphy
City of
Boston
Harvard Avenue
Brighton
Kelton
F. M. Babson
Land dispute and contract suit before Judge Rockwell
The docket lists cases including John C. Stark versus Henry Jones on land title and possession on Brewery Street Cambridge with a plea and verdict on non dispossess, and Elen Mooney versus James King for $105 nurse and housekeeper services with verdict for plaintiff at $6137. Other entries include Donovan v City of Cambridge and related historic references.
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John C. Stark
Henry Jones
Brewery Street
Cambridge
C. W. Cushing
H. H
Winslow
Elen Mooney
James King
H. Cooney
Asa Cottrell
Criminal Court Listed Plea Deals And Probations
On April 24 before Chief Justice Brigham George Smith pleaded guilty to escaping from Officer Fernald of Quincy sentence postponed Daniel Henry had liquor nuisance case placed on file on costs Timothy J Murphy pleaded guilty idle and disorderly placed on probation Kittie Sylvester common night walker placed on probation John Shields pleaded guilty drunkenness fined with costs
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George Smith
Fernald
Quincy
Daniel Henry
Timothy J. Murphy
Kittie Sylvester
John Shields
Hoosac Tunnel tolls corrections by railroad commission
The article notes revised figures for the Hoosac Tunnel tolls of 1883 as published, listing corrected totals and state balances. It mentions payment by the Fitchburg railroad and a balance due to the state, with miscellaneous items and references to related accounts and notes.
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Hoosae Tunnel
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg Railroad
Insolvency Filings and Attachments Hit Multiple Firms
In Salem insolvency court a first meeting occurs for John F. Stinson of the Modjeska troupe with George A. O. Ernst named assignee. Numerous other failures and assignments are noted: Johan T. Greenwood of West Medway, Thomas Larnes of Fall River, C Tilton of Ashland, Owen P. Smith of Andover, Joseph D. Robinson of Bangor, A. A. Harrington & Co. of Providence, and John H. Deane of New York assigns to Ward B. Chamberlain. Large-scale fortunes and liabilities attributed to Deane are discussed, with hundreds of thousands in estimated assets and mortgages. Additional notes include Rufus M. Brundige, Marysville woollen mills, E. A. Shererd, J. W. March, Cashier Cotton thefts, and Newton Bank closure actions. Suffolk County real estate attachments list Sarah L. Ames et al and Mary A. Holmes, plus a contract action between John Griffith and Henry F. Kenny.
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Boston
Salem
John F. Stinson
Modjeska
George A. O. Ernst
Johan T. Greenwood
West Medway
Thomas Larnes
Fall River
C, MH
Tilton
Boots
Ashland
Owen P. Smith
Lumber
Andover
Joseph D. Robinson
Kay
Bangor
A. A. Harrington & Co
Providence
R. J
John H. Deane
New York
Deane & Chamberlain
Ward B. Chamberlain
The
Baptist Church
Deane
Fourth National Bank
Hanover National Bank
University of Rochester
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Baptist Union For Ministerial Education
Rufus M. Brundige
Marysville Woollen Mills
Mellville
N.Y
E. A. Shererd
Hardware
St. Louis
Mich
J. W. March
Springfield
Bank of Newton
Iowa
Jasper County Bank
Cole & Dow
Little Rock
Ark
G. W. Budke
Hats
Suffolk County
Sarah L. Ames
Mary A. C. Holmes
John Griffith
Henry F. Kenny
Superior Court
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Yarmouth
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KR. L. Day & CO
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