Grain markets show dull demand across key flour regions
Receipts heavy as Minneapolis and Milwaukee report slack demand for flour and wheat. Prices drift lower for Minnesota patents and Michigan stone flours while St Louis and Chicago show weakness or renewed quiet. Corn and oats buyers hold back. export demand remains light with spot sales limited.
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Maritime Cargo Exports from Boston and Pensacola
Import entries list ships docking at Boston and Pensacola with cargoes including 216 quintals dry fish on the Royal Charlie and 122 000 feet of lumber on the Mary Sprague. The Jennie Lockwood carries 240 000 feet of lumber, both tied to George H Peters. The Letheir brings 670 tons coal under F H Odiorne from Sydney.
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Barrington
Royal Charlie
TJ Jones & Co
Pensacola
Mary Sprague
George H Peters
Jennie Lockwood
George NI Peters
Sydney
Letheir
F H Odiorne
Foreign Exports. Melbourne list of cargos by ship
Melbourne and Atlantic ports show Steinvora and Steimer Montebello sending varied goods including tobacco, sugar, hardware, timber, canned fish, oil, and textiles. Entries mention quantities like 230 barrels sugar 66 cases horse nails 1 case fanning tools and 125 barrels oats at Yarmouth and Windsor schooners with flour beef and pork and tar.
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Melbourne
Yarmouth
Steimer Montebello
Windsor
Liverpool
Market livestock and car counts from Boston area listings
The report lists weekly and prior figures for cattle sheep and lambs swine and calves, plus numbers from several states and railcar totals on Boston and rival lines. Prices for market beef store cattle hides tallow and skins are provided with ranges for quality grades and animal types.
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Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Albany
Brighton
Faneuil Hall
Rates restored to old schedule amid railroad policy hint
President Chauncey Depew ordered return to the previous fare plan as discussions on gradual restoration to 2 cents per mile drew mixed views. The piece covers related railroad industry notes including Northern Pacific tea movement, Wisconsin Central finances, Boston and Lowell yard upgrades, a proposed ship canal, a Worcester scare, and other transit updates.
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Maine Central Road
Court to hear injunction in Benefit Society cases
Attorney General on relation of Insurance Commissioner seeks temporary injunctions against The American Benefit Society and The American Benefit Association. No objection to injunction. Gleason removed as treasurer. Swift named receiver as companies deny illegal activity and blame commissioner’s statements.
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Camden Streets
Italsons
Murdock Liquid Food Company
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Association
Urdock
Medical Association
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Snow Hill
London
St. Paul St
Montreal
Wills Proved and Administrations Granted in Local Court
Wills proved for John Scott, Francis M. McFarland, Thomas Mulrean, Harriet Blaney, Edward P. Baldwin and others. Letters of administration granted on estates of Mary Connolly, Charlotte A. Martin, Sarah Jones, Theophilus Stover and numerous others listed in the docket. The long register records many names of deceased and administrated estates in the recent probate session.
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Harriet Blaney
Edward P. Baldwin
Alice T. Bacon
Elizabeth Brown
Hannah Connolly
Jane Bourke
Ann Denney
Rebecca E. Park
Jeremiah Robbins
Lemuel Kingsbury
Sumner R. Mead
Roger Drury
Mary F. Holt
Thomas Taylor
Charles B. Wilson
Lucy E. F. Wait
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Julia A. Doherty
Wm. A. Monroe
Cecily McKennemon
Harriet Gilbert
Daniel Curran
Ann Maxwell
Margaret Tattersall
Mary Nolan
Henry A. Fillebrown
Charles C. Davis
Samuel F. Holbrook
Walter F. Blake
John B. Byrne
Thomas H Lawless
Sarah McLaughlin
John Donnelly
Thomas J. Thurston
John Trinder
Christina Kamimerer
Hannah O’brien
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Assault Fines Recorded in Central Roxbury Courts
In the central court Judge Adams presiding Barnard Shebe was fined 10 dollars plus costs for assault and battery against John Logan. Michael Scannel faced 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery and 10 dollars plus costs for another assault. In Roxbury Michael Kelly was fined 20 dollars and costs for assault and 5 dollars and costs for a second charge. Kelly appealed the first charge.
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John Logan
Michael Scannel
Roxbury
Michael Kelly
Kelly
Insolvency Petitions Filed Against Multiple Merchants
Insolvency petitions enter several creditors and debtors across states. Charles A. Jennings Lynn Mass and E C Slevin with $74602 assets face claims from J F Wiggans Co and A H Knight Co Dexter Mo. Lee Banks Danbury Conn and John T Bradley Darien Conn among others are listed as assigned. Actions include contract and other liability suits, with real estate attachments in Suffolk County.
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A.H. Knight & Co
Boots and Shoes
Dexter
Lee Banks
Danbury
Fla
Julia E. Merritt
Seeds
Chicago
Franklin B. Simmons
J.C. Fitlhill & Co
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Grand lodge session of Sons of St. George opens in Knights of Honor
The grand lodge began its session Tuesday morning in Knights of Honor hall with large delegate attendance. Grand President Phipps of Cleveland presided. Credentials were approved and new delegates duly inducted. Officers elected include Grand president William C. Brown of Pittsburgh, grand vice president Fred W. Fleck of New York, secretary J. Henry Williams of Philadelphia, treasurer George S. Rowbottom of Lakes, and trustee G. Hollaman of Newark.
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William C. Brown
Pittsburg
Fred W. Fleck
New York
J. Henry Williams
Phila- Seen
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Lakes
G. Hollaman
Newark
Six copies of Miss Cleveland's book sold in Atlanta
The report notes six copies sold in Atlanta amid political commentary. Delegates and officials are cited in various quotes about administration support and political tension. The item references figures like Mr. John Roach and measures in the Treasury and a potential new Georgia constitution efforts.
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