The Markets Reported Strong Fish Trade And Brief Supplies Ahead
Markets showed large receipts and rapid sales for fish and meats, with fresh fish especially active and prices firm. Outlook points to short supplies next week as bait, cod, haddock, and mackerel markets tighten, while sugar, flour, grains, eggs, and poultry trends appear steady to firm across multiple regions and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cape Shore
Provincetown
Delaware Bay
Oregon
Nova Scotia
Providence River
Cape
Markets and prices: fruit, whiskey, and livestock notes
Snow & Co reported yesterday fruit prices including Florida oranges at $1 25, Almeria grapes at $2 80, Italian chestnuts at 44 ¢ per lb shelled, Smyrna figs 94 ¢ per lb, with various shells and bush quantities. Whiskey quotes held firm at 18 at Chicago Peoria and Cincinnati, Peoria $1 20. Chicano cattle receipts 9,000 with top $5 525. hogs 40,000 receipts, prices $6 60 to 7 38 for roughs, others $3 85 to 4 00. Sheep receipts 5,000, prices mostly steady to strong with prime wethers $5 25 to 5 65 and lambs 3 75 to 5 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow & Co
Florida
Almeria
Smyrna
Chicago
Peoria
Cincinnati
Westerns
Lambs
Evans Failure Again Raises Prospect of Estate Standoff
Today may decide whether the settling of the Irving A. Evans estate proceeds quietly or reaches a deadlock. Assignees Colonel A. H. Pope and Paul H. Kendricken have been paying Evans debts and redeeming collateral, but a dispute with Winthrop Bank over a near $10,000 check and securities pauses progress as a crisis looms. The bank fears a director's claim against the estate while Pope seeks time to decide, and Kendricken vows to push ahead with debt clearance, potentially triggering a showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving A. Evans
A. H. Pope
Paul H. Kendricken
Winthrop Bank
Kendricken
The
Winthrop
Evans
Ope
Colonel Pope
Harvard Deturs Award List Honors Noted Scholars
At Harvard, a yearly tradition grants deturs, books of merit from founder Edward Hopkins. Senior through sophomore students receive awards for high scholarship, with a few higher-class recipients for notable improvement. Named seniors include Clap, Day, Weaber, Desbecker. juniors Abbott and Lecompte. Sophomores named span Noyes to Mulqueeny, highlighting diverse disciplines and exemplary academic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Edward Hopkins
Detuil
Edmund Wright Clap
John Corbin
Nathan Brown Day
Arthur Balcom Weaber
Louis Eugene Desbecker
Ernest Hamlin Abbott
Walter Augustus Lecompte
George Rapall Noyes
Edward Kennard Rand
George Converse Fiske
Robert Kendall Shaw
George Neely Hennings
Herbert
Allen Bradshaw Fay
Joseph William Carr
Frederick Winslow Stetson
Daniel Joseph Mulqueeny
Utah University Seeks Boston Aid for Gentile Education Drive
J Westey Hizr appeals Boston readers to support Utah University project at Ogden. he outlines funding gaps, reconstruction progress, and a Boston aid committee led by Dr. Edward E. Hare and others. notable supporters include Fred L. Ames George M. Graham and A Lawrence with donations urged to complete the main building. location Ogden Utah significance and anti Mormon context emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah University
Ogden
Utah
Inter-Mountain
Salt Lake City
Board of Trustees
Boston
Edward E. Hare
A. P. Peabody
W. F. Warren
J. Wesley Hill
New England
Fred L. Ames
George M. Graham
R. E. Bisbee
A. Lawrence
O. W. Peabody
J. Westey Hizr
Bromfield Street
Appeal for Hampton Institute funds in Boston drive
A Boston committee appeals for immediate support to fund General Armstrong's Hampton Institute needs. They urge raising twenty thousand dollars at once and boosting the endowment from 300000 to 500000. Contributions may be sent to Joshua W. Davis, treasurer, or committee members, with Rev. H B Frissell available at Parker House for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Institute
Old South
Boston
Armstrong
Hampton
Joshua W. Davis
Sears
H. B. Frissell
Parker House
Samuel Enror
Henry Woops
R. H. Stearns
Evprince Torrey
Epward G. Porter
Epwin D. Myap
Frank Woop
Josaua W. Davis
Mary Hemenway
Mary B. Carin
Eugen F. Mason
Alice Freeman Patoer
Committee
The Dynamiter at Woodlawn
The remains of H. L. Norcross the dynamiter who tried to blow up Russell Sage lie in the receiving tomb at Woodlawn Cemetery taken there yesterday morning and placed in charge of Undertaker Rooney of Somerville Mrs Norcross fears the body will be stolen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
H. L. Norcross
Russell Sage
Woodlawn Cemetery
Rooney
Somerville
Special trains to aid Messiah performance at Music Hall
Boston and Maine railroad schedules extra trains after the concert to Medford Reading Salem Lynn Stoneham Woburn and Waltham with holds at various Boston outbound times to accommodate attendees. A Fitchburg line service to Waltham and Watertown branches runs at 10:40 p m after concert close.
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Music Hall
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Medford and Way
Reading and Way
Salem
Way
Lynn and
Saugus Branch
Stoneham
Woburn
Fitchburg
Waltham
Main Road
Watertown
Preliminary steps for Boston University Club formation begun
A circular signed by seventy five graduates outlines admission for three year graduates with degrees in regular or honorary programs or distinguished in arts sciences or public service from any university or college. Massachusetts Institute of Technology West Point and United States Naval Academy graduates may join. Resident members capped at 500. A downtown lunch and evening resort club with a ladies restaurant is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club of Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West Point
United States Naval Academy
Tolstoi Club to Aid Christmas Gifts for Newsboys
At 16 Howard Street the Tolstoi Club plans a festival fund to help newsboys in the reading room. Contributions of money or items are requested and donors should send addresses for gift collection and acknowledgment from Edward H. Whitman and Edward M. Jenks, box numbers 1676 and 348.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street
Tolstoi Club
Epward H. Whitman
P. O. Box
Epwiy M. Jenks
P. O
Amateur gymnastic display at the Boston Y M C U
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union Gymnasium held an exhibition before a large crowd. Ten men led by German F Hoffman showcased dumb bell drills with strong reception. Other events included vaulting broad jumping parallel bars high bars rings club swinging and tumbling with notable performances from J Connor J E W Doane F J Hurley J H Howes Charles Jackson George E Fay and Frank R Halloran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Gymnasium
German F. Hoffman
J. Connor
J. E. W. Doane
F. J. Hurley
J. H. Howes
Charles Jackson
George E Fay
Frank R. Halloran
Port of Boston Maritime Arrivals and Tows Listed
Vessels arrive and sail from Boston harbor detailing steamer lines, cargos, and towing operations. Ships include Carroll Halifax bound with passengers to Boston and Halifax. Boston Yarmouth with merchandise. Dorchester to A Mf Graham. H F Dimock to H M Whitney. Wilkesbarre to Port Johnson. Maverick towing barge 56. Williamsport towing Gilbarton. Portland, City of Gloucester, Tug Wrestler with barge Tivoli. Tug Dudley Pray with Robena and Joel Cook. schooners Regina, Josie, Mentor, Mattie F, Emma F Chase, Lillian, James P. Foster Jr. and Province Town.
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Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Ndse
Boston
Prince Edward Island
Smith
Josie
Reynolds
Machias
Mentor
Gott
Orland
Mattie F
Deverens
Bucksport
Emma F Chase
Church
T Emerson
Clemarts
Penobscote
Lillian
Grindle
Belfast
James P. Foster, Jr
Burt
Provincetown
Coastwise Steamers and Vessels Sailed and Towed
Coastwise steamers listed with ports including Bowden Anderson Port Antonio Ja Boston Fruit Co Scythia Ferguson Liverpool by Alex Martin Yarmouth Br Stanwood Yarmouth Ns by JG Hall & Co Mark Leviathan Nor Tri void for Buenos Ayres Gill Scotz John H Converse Drisko St Thomas DWI T W Hoxie Coastwise Penobscot In graham Bangor by Calvin Austin Portland Snowman Portland Charles F Williams Sailed Wind NW tug Joshua Lovett with barges Scranton Binghamton and Troy in tow for Rondout schs Urbaine for Bella vea u Cove NS Katie Mitchell Bath Elm City Harold B Cousens Bramhall GeofS Tarbell Ivy Belle and Bristol coastwise Below One barkentine one brig.
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Bowden
Anderson
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Scythia
Ferguson
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
Stanwood
JG Hall & Co
Mark Leviathan
Nor
Trivoid
Buenos Ayres
Gill & Scotz
John H Converse
Drisko
St Thomas
DWI
T W Hoxie & Co
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Portland
Snowman
Charles F Williams
Wind NW
Joshua Lovett
Scranton
Binghamton
Troy
Rondout
Schs Urbaine
Bellaveau Cove
Katie Mitchell
Bath
Elm City
Harold B Cousens
Bramhall
Geofs Tarbell
Ivy Belle
Bristol
Barkentine
Coastal Shipping Movements From Boston and New Bedford Ports
Multiple vessels including Fair fax Isaac Jackson Sagamore Sportuna Elvira JJ French and others cleared or sailed from Boston to New Bedford Philadelphia and New York while Brunswick and Charleston coastwise traffic shifted with steamer routes. vessels departed from or arrived at Brunswick Elizabethport Mobile Marblehead New York Perth Amboy and other ports with various cargos and towing operations noted.
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Baltimore
Fairfax
Boston
Isaac Jackson
Davis
Earl P. Mason
Fall River
Spartan
Sagamore
New Bedford
Sportuna
Brunswick
John E du Bignon
Chatham
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Salem
Reliance
Panther
Elmwood
Newburyport
Centipede
Scis
Carrie A Norton
Richard S Leaming
Eva B Douglass
Martie A Holmes
Coastwise
New York
Agosy
Penarth
Dorin
Jamaica
Chaucer
Santos
The
Queen
Liverpool
Wyoming
Miranda
Portland
Rebecca M Wails
Matanzas
Geo G Green
Perth Amboy
Isabel Alberto
Maritime Shipping Movements Mentioned By Port Calls
Compiled notes list several vessels sailing or arriving from ports such as Antwerp Havana Lisbon Hong Kong Vallejo Diners and others. Entries cover ships brig s bark s and steamers with destinations including New York Baltimore Barbados Nassau and Philadelphia. Sail dates range from December and November to September with multiple vessels from Cardiff and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Cremon
Hamburg
New York
Cienfuegos
Charles L Davenport
Watts
Cardiff
J P Merry
Pensacola
Santiago
Nassau
St Jago
Dunkirk
Robert Dixon
Havana
Schotar of
Philadelphia
Rice
Hong Kong
Port
Sachem
Lisbon
Onoaska
Barbados
Rio Janeiro
Good News
Baltimore
Marshal
Smyrna
Poschich
Valparaiso
Evie J Ray
Dixon
Wellington
Ella Ven
Jhite Jen
Kathereerat Zanz —Ar
Bark Wheati Titcomb
Mane
Sloop Laconia Lost With Cargo After Cape Porpoise Grounding
Sch Laconia with 1200 casks lime bound from Rockland to Boston went ashore on Old Prince Ledge Cape Porpoise Thursday night. Vessel and cargo are total losses Captain and crew saved. Loss about 2500 with no insurance. Bark Jessie McGregor aground off Seven Foot Knoll Chesapeake Bay. Captain Lewis Dunn of Warren Adams died at Norfolk December 10. Dunn a native of West Pembroke had long served at sea and commanded the Warren Adams, a 667 ton three masted vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Gay
Rockland
Boston
Old Prince Ledge
Cape Porpoise
Jessie McGregor
McFadden
Baltimore
Havana
Seven Foot Knoll
Chesapeake Bay
Lewis Dunn
Sdh
Warren Adams
Norfolk
Dunn
West Pembroke
Postal Mails Closing Times for Boston and Abroad
The notice lists mail closing times for Boston and international routes. It includes dec 19 deadlines for Progreso and other Mexican states, Nova Scotia Miquelon Newfoundland, Jamaica, Great Britain and Europe, supplementary and regular closes, trans Pacific routes to Society Islands and Tropic Bird, and deadlines for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii on Monowai with Boston closes on Dec 25 and Jan 2 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
Nova Scotia
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Premier
Jamaica
Bowden
Great Britain
Ireland
Scythia
Trans-Pacific
Society Islands
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
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Fin
Iin
Columbia River
Alaska
Sacramento
France
Hake
Haddock
Boston Fish Bureau
American Sugar Refineries
Revere Company
Belmont A
London
Minnesota
Western Choice
Northern Dairy
Eastern Creamery
Western Creamery
Islands
Michigan
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Shurbanks
White Star
Bush
Rose
Hebrons
Heston Hebrons
Aroostook Hebrons
Leastern
Jersey
Choice
Orleans
Continent
Chicago Markets
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Europe
Dulness
Paris
St. Louis
H Harris & Co
Spruce
Dimension Spheus
J.wesley Hill
General Armstrong
University Club
Newsboys
Port OF
Marine Notes
Canada
Atlantic U.S. Go
Savannah Pier
Lewis Wharf
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
H. Palmer
Old State House
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Eastport
Calais
St. John
International Ss. Co
Commercial Wharf
Boston & Maine R.R
Portiana
A. Waldron
General Acent
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Reight and
Pas
Senger
Charleston
South Carolina
South
Pier 29
Kaster
Algonquin
Proquois
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Greem
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Arthian
Savannah
Wilmington
West
F. P. Wing
Hoston
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Mer
State Street
Fiske
Nessmore
Oranmore
Parkmoore
British Crown
British Empire
Hansa-Johnston
Wandrahm
Stubbenhuk
Baumwaldl
WH. Johnston & CO
Water Street
Furness Line
Navarro
Stockhollm City
Melbourne
Inchgarvie
Furness, Wiethy & Coo., Ltd
Leyland Line
Dee
Columbian
Philadelphian
Thayer & Lincoln
Cunard Line
Pavonia Catalonia
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Samaria
Cephalonia Cabin
Alexander Markatia
Irday
Ageent
Beaver Line
Lake Ontario
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
A. Apams & 607
Bec
Vu Juan
Allan Line
Glasgow
Sarmatian
Corean
HE. & A. Allan
Leona Alamo
Mallory
Concho
Brunswick and Fernandina
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Washington St
Warren Line
Norseman
Warren & CO
Milk Street
White Star Line
United States
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
RED Star Line
E. A. Apepasis & CO
State St
Cor
Hrond St
Boaten
TRE Adams
Rico
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi
Texas
Hailwood
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. Currier
N. EB
E.hawley
Trafic Munsyer
Broadway
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
E. A, Adams & CO
Portland Steamers
Tremont
India
C.F. Williams
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Va. Tenn
D& Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard
Kanawah
Baltimore Ohio
Pointsouth
A. M. Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Savannah Line
Savannah Steamship Go
Om Lewis’ Wharf
Ats P.m
Macon
N. Y
N. EB. R.R
Metropolitan Ss. Co
Ocean Sac
C. R.R
Ands
Georgia
Abama
Louisana
C. G. Pearson
A. Low
Sampson
N.E. Acent
G. A
Richardson
Barnard, Avents
N.E
Atlantic Ave
G. M. Sorrell
Railroads
Boston & Albany
R. Aj
Efiect
Banday
Wagener Buffet Drawig
Cn Boston
Albany
Syracuse
Connée
Cleyland
M. C. Ron
Wagner
M. S.R.R
Utica
Big Four
Cleveland
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
Sprngfield
Suffet
New York Limited
Springfeld
Kneeland St
U. S. Hanson
Gen'l Pass
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Long Island
Eastern States
Dal
Saundays
Flatrush Avenue
L. Ler
Brooklyn Iridge
Fulton, Wall
South Ferri
St. Jerry
Fifth Avenue
Fieles
N. E. RR
Ated Street
Seston
Washington
VIA
Washinston
Ray Reid
Fall River Line
PIE Gum
Plymouth
York Square
Pier 28
N. RB
Jersey City
Old State Blouse
Washington and
State Streets
Park Square Station
Old Colony Railroad
J.R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connoe
Gen'l Pase
L.B. Palmer
Stonington
Square
Stavey
Park Square
W. Miller
Chas
F. Conn
Ageas
Briggs
Gen
Passe Agh
H. Harris & CO
Merciagats
Futton Street
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
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