Quiet Markets Describe August Trade for Dry Goods
The dry goods trade remains quiet but steady across departments with dress fabrics selling well and overall demand confined to immediate needs. Fall trade prospects brighten in the West and Northwest while Southern sales stay cautious. shipments and prices show modest stability amid conservative buying patterns.
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Manitoblian
Ensi
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Eer
Chicago
Canada
Imports at Port of Boston for Week Ended Aug 7 1891
A summary of goods arriving at Boston port during the week ending August 7 1891. The report lists shipments from England with quantities and port of origin. Notable entries include maritime cargo from English firms and associated consignments affecting local markets and trade statistics.
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England
Markets Report Shows Mixed Global and Domestic Activity
The report details varied market conditions across grains, fibers, and staples with prices for wheat, corn, oats, and oats futures in New York and Minneapolis. It notes firm London and Liverpool markets, steady to firm scores for turpentine and petroleum, and listing of multiple regional receipts and consignments across Boston, Savannah, and New York stations.
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Hecht Bros. & Co
George Follett
Order
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Trade Goods Summary at Fredericton and St John
Listings show various cargo items including hemp bundles ten packages, berry carriers ten, watermelons sixty six zero, bananas one hundred packages, household goods six, Poland water ten, pork, meal ten, marble dust, flour two hundred fifty, corn meal eighty, stove linings, and a scene in St John and Fredericton with shipments to markets and warehouses.
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Weather and street notice at 42 Congress Street
On Wednesday August 12 1891 at 12 M residents are advised of an event at 42 Congress Street with details truncated in the notice.
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Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchanges Place
Four youths drown in squall at Lake Pewaukee
Four young children of prominent businessmen drowned when a sail boat capsized off Lake Pewaukee near Milwauker on Sunday. A squall hit the vessel sinking it quickly, leaving seven aboard struggling. The victims were Albert and Emma Barth Martha Kindling and Clara Siegler aged fifteen to twenty.
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Socialistic Training Schools Opened in Berlin
Berlin August 10 Herr Liebknuecht opened six socialistic training schools for laborers to provide sound practical education. Four thousand applications were received but capacity is limited to 1000. Plans are underway to open additional schools.
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Sylvester Young Shortage Grows to Thirty-Eight Thousand
Louisvituck Kentucky August 10 The shortage of Sylvester Young former cashier of the Newport News and Mississippi Valley railroad is now estimated at no less than thirty eight thousand dollars rather than twenty five thousand as earlier thought Young has not been heard from The City of Newport Strikes a Rock Newport Rhode Island August 10 The steamer City of Newport struck a rock in fog while descending from Providence last night but landed passengers safely at her dock and was beached due to leaking injuries
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Son Kills Father in Cincinnati Domestic Scene
Charles Nieman aged 20 shot and instantly killed his father George Nieman in Cincinnati yesterday. The motive stemmed from quarrels with the mother, who lived in the same house, with the youth taking his mother's side during one of the disputes.
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George Nieman
Imports Aug 10 1891 Antwerp to Charlottetown and Yarmouth list
A dense export list records steamer Otranto cargoes to Antwerp including billets, bars, girders, glass, and various commodities from Brown brothers to K F King Co. Shipping notes cover State of Indiana at Charlottetown and Yarmouth steamer cargoes, with numerous firms and items such as mackerel, eggs, fish, lumber, and mineral water listed.
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Thomas L Livermore
J C Hollander
J ? Lovell Arms Company
Bank of British North America
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French & Co
Sherburn
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Pei
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Beaman Lloros
H Bowles & Co
Bartlett, Lyman & Co
Woodside & Co
Windsor & Son
Halifax
Barclay & Clements
Chapin
Sprague & Co
Delong & Seaman
J G Hall & Co
Haskins & Montague
Yarmouth
Hamilton & Close
Hall & Co
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Rosario
Brig
J C Hamlen
Baring Bros & Co
Rice & Co
Rider
Police raid on New Haven den nets fourteen players
New Haven police raided a Chinese fanstan den and captured fourteen players. The venue appeared a high roller room as all prisoners carried unusually large sums of money when searched.
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Seining Tragedy in Mad River Delaware City
State Deputy Game Warden L K Britain fatally shot David McIvain after catching him and four others seining in Mad River near Harshmanville around midnight Dayton Ohio August 10 authorities reported Britain pursued the group and fired the fatal shot during the arrest story notes the incident occurred in Mad River near Harshmanville with McIvain among the seining party and no further details on motive or charges
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