Grangers Soft Markets Fall on Corn Belt Losses
Grangers soft as bad corn belt news hits markets in Burlington and St Paul with 1 to 1 2 points declines. Sugar bucks trend, copper rises, and sugar tariff chatter fuels insider optimism amid mixed signals on gold and bonds.
Boston Stock Exchange Official Daily Prices Report
July 80 report shows daily sales with the day’s high and low, closing prices, and bid and asked figures for the Boston Stock Exchange.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Water Front Transits and Vessels in Dry Dock
The Washington was placed in Simpson's dry dock for cleaning and painting. Evie Reed will be serviced after metal work and new shoe at Burnham's railway. Esopus grounded while discharging coal at Smith & Wiley's wharf and will be surveyed for repairs. damage considerable. Silvie with Captain Saxton sailed with Boston Water Board party for a leisure outing. Minnie R. to replace foremast and return to service by next Sunday. John B. Manning reports a gray carrier pigeon with A B S H C and 48 94 band noted off Nantucket. Chamber of Commerce and AP members enjoyed an outing via tug Camilla courtesy of Boston Towboat Company. Nottingham, largest ocean towboat, built Camden, N J, to tow coal barges to Boston and New England ports. Captain Henry Lewis, M S Hutchinson chief engineer, 15 crew. Tug 128 ft 6 in keel, 14590 ft overall, 27 ft 4 in beam, 17 ft 3 in depth. Triple expansion engines 16x24 and 41x30 inches. 1000 hp. Capacity 175 tons coal under deck. Nottingham to arrive Boston around Aug 1 with barges.
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Simpson
Evie Reed
Burnham
Esopus
Smith & Wiley’s
Charlestown
Silvie
Saxton
Boston Water Board
Minnie R
United States
Dolphin
Sprague
John B. Manning
Norfolk
Nantucket
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Boston Towboat Company
Camilla
Charles McSorley
J. C. Griffith
M. J. Desmond
Harry Sullivan
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Frank Billings
Edward Dickey
T. J. Taber
Suffolk Brewing Company
John Dialogue & Sons
Camden
N. J
Port Johnson
Boston
New England
Nottingham
Henry Lewis
Honey Brook
New Jersey Central Railroad Company
M. S. Hutchinson
Excursion boom on Old Colony boosts summer travel
The Old Colony System reports a surge in summer excursions with inland riders traveling to coastal spots like Plymouth Nantasket Cape and Newport. Crowds are large orderly and largely female with 2500 Worcester to Newport travelers cited. Changes at Union Station shift Fitchburg Portland and other trains to new tracks to streamline arrivals and departures.
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the Post
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Stow and Vicinity
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Fitchburg
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Nantasket
Cape
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Newport
Worcester
Union Station
Portland
Mass for Father and Son in Charlestown Tragedy
A mass and funeral procession for John F. Corrigan and his son William B. Corrigan were held in Charlestown yesterday. John died of consumption on Friday night at 65 Austin Street, followed by William on Saturday at age 30, after a two year illness. Pallbearers included veteran firemen Dennis G. Quirk James Nichols Oliver Dickson Jr. and William Gladden for John and Eugene Reardon Edward Greene George Carbone John Moran for William. Two hearses conveyed the coffins to St. Marys Church on Warren Street for a high mass, with Rev J W Allison officiating. both bodies laid to rest side by side in Malden family lot.
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Charlestown
John F. Corrigan
Austin Street
William B
Oliver Dickson, Jr
William Gladden
Eugene Reardon
Edward Greene
George Carbone
John Moran
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
Malden
J. W. Allison
Boston to Newport Excursion on August Second
Popular Boston to Newport trip offered by special train on Thursday next August 2. Round trip tickets priced at $1, limited seating. Advance sale begins Tuesday morning August 31 at 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Thousands have enjoyed this excursion this season.
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Newport
Lmit
Old State House
Park Square Station
New England
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
West Point
Tenn. & Ga
Mars irregularity on terminator hints at small mountains
Percival Lowell reports July 19 discovery of an irregularity in Mars south terminator by A E Doug lass of Lowell Observatory, confirmed July 20. A cable from the European Union of Astronomers notes Javelle at Nice observed a probable same projection July 28.
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Messrs. Chandler & Ritchie
A. E., Douglass
Lowell Observatory
Mars
European Union of Astronomers
Javelle
Nice
Excursion to Vid Orchard Beach at $1.50 Round Trip
Many visitors applaud Maine beach resorts but cite cost as a barrier. The Boston and Maine railroad offers a limited Aug 7 round trip fare of $1.50 by fast trains. Tickets on sale at 214 Washington street with sales ceasing at 5 p.m. Aug 6.
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Maine
Vid Orchard Beach
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington Street
Hlavea Fire Department of your own emergency extinguisher
A message promotes owning an emergency extinguisher for home safety with a claim it costs less than the smallest fire. It mentions an address at 272 Franklin St and a brand or model name Kal at Cali.
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Hlavea
Cali
Franklin St
Flood of Sugar Brings Record Imports in July
A sugar import surge hits Boston and New York as tariff fears drive raw sugar arrivals higher. In July, Boston reports a sharp rise from 1898 levels with 1,822 hogsheads, 254 barrels, and 274,791 bags, while New York sees cargoes from cane nations. An American refiner-led approach could profit whether duty is imposed or not, officials say.
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New York
Boston
Sugar glut in Brooklyn as tariff fears drive storage
New York reports record sugar hoarding in Brooklyn warehouses as imports rise after tariff doubts. Cane and beet sugar arrive from Hamburg and cargoes from Bermuda Pernambuco Cardenas Matanzas and Alexandria. The Doris of Glasgow unloads 82 000 mats of Java sugar described as poor quality resembling mud and molasses.
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Brooklyn
United States
Hamburg
Bermuda
Pernambuco
Cardenas
Matanzas
Alexandria
Doris
Glasgow
Java
Lynn man named deputy marshal in district police rise
Governor Greenhalge appoints Deputy Marshal George C. Neal of Lynn to fill the vacancy created by Joseph E. Shaw becoming deputy State fire marshal. Neal, about 50, long active in Republican politics, labor matters, and G A R ranks, has served as city marshal and led local labor guidance. Executive Council confirms three ballot law commissioners and two trial justices, with Mor rissey pardon petition refused. council to reconvene Thursday.
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George C. Neal
Lynn
Joseph E. Shaw
Neal
Knights of St. Crispin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican City Committee
Hayes
Newhall
Henry V. Cunningham
Boston
Partridge
Cunningham
Jones
Moses How
Sumner F. Quimby
Gloucester
Essex County
Parker D. Martin
Deerfield
Franklin County
John F. Green
Hardwick
Worcester County
Patrick E. Morrissey
Death of Miss Teresa Fegan Prominent West Quincy Teacher
Miss Teresa Fegan sister of Rev E J Fegan Hopkinton and longtime West Quincy public school teacher dies after Brights disease. Former organist at St Marys Church West Quincy she served in several societies and was highly regarded. Funeral set at her mother’s Crescent Avenue residence at 9 this morning.
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E. J. Fegan
Hopkinton
West Quincy
Miss Fegan
St. Mary’s Church
Bright
Willard School
Crescent Avenue
Judge Beckford accused of unethical practice in New Hampshire
In Laconia New Hampshire Judge Frank M Beckford faced an ethics case in the Supreme Court before Chief Justice Doe and Judge Chase. Brought by liquor raider Frank Brown acting for the Citizens temperance league the hearings aimed to show he stirred litigation and took cases on speculation but no strong charges emerged.
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Laconia
N. H
Frank M. Beckford
Supreme Court
Doe
William M. Chase
Beckford
Frank Brown
Citizens’ Temperance League
Judge Beckford
Assignee’s Second Meeting In Holmes Insolvent Estate
Will Lamon Osgoood, assignee, announces the second meeting of creditors in the George W Holmes insolvent debtor case. The gathering will occur at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on September 7, 1894, at 10 a.m., for creditors to attend or prove claims. Herald Building, Boston.
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Commonwealth OF Rifasracteu
Suffolk
George W. Holmes
Boston
Mass
Will. Lam N. Osgood
Herald Building
Probate Court Citation in Curry Estate Cambridge Sept 1894
In Middlesex Probate Court, Catherine Curry, an insane ward of George H. Bates guardian, is cited to appear on the first Tuesday of September 1894 at nine in the morning to show cause why Bates final guardian account should be allowed. The citation must be served by notice to interested parties fourteen days prior or published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailed seven days prior, with the last publication one day before the court. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire on July 11, 1894.
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City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston Daily Traveller
Boston Post
J. M. Galvin
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
George E. Johnson
Chicago
Cook
Tlinois
Ellen M. Johnson
Illinois
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
Massachusettn
Catherine Curry
Somerville
George H. Bates
Ward
Guardian
Stirk Cycle Mfg Co Dissolved Partnership Notice
Dissolution of the Stirk Cycle Manufacturing Co. partnership at Mayo's Wharf East Boston dissolves with George Harriott withdrawing. Thomas Stirk and Albert Stirk continue the business at the same location and have sole authority to dispose of assets or make contracts. Albert Stirk, Treasurer, signs on behalf of the firm.
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Lewis Wharf
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Nova Scotia
J. F. Spinney
W. H. Eaves
Washington Street
Raymer & Whitcomb
Thomas Cook & Son
John G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Thomas Stirk
Albert Stirk
George Harriopy
Stirk Cycle Manufacturing CO
Mayo’s Wharf
New Street
Massachusetts
George Harriott
Stirk Cycle Mfg. CO
Treas
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Indianapolis
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Notich
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Tate
John H. Collamore
Admr
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Newburyport Harbor
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Ilmington
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J. W. Tallmaugh
Devonshire St
Concord States
So Harness CO
Manchester
College of Pharmacy
Horace I. Johnson
Waltham, Mass
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Brodersen & Day
J. D. Weldon
Haverhill
Boylston St
McConneell
GAN Son
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Mase
Merrick
Ron
N. B. Tha & Ogo
Milton, N. H
Celle Sin Wilkin
1E Post
Edward Carrol
Edward Carrol Drug Co
Jamaica Plain
W. J. Ellis
Clough
Hanover St
Narragansett Pier
Swampscott
City
Campbell’s
Portland St
Faneuil Hall Square
Little, Maxwell & CO
Castle and Tremont Sts
Brookline
T. F. Corey
Adlerhea J. W. Hall
Chandler St
Worcester, Ass
L. Schainwald
Summer St
Mackintosh
Clifton Mfg. CO
Shawmut Ave
Bay Point
French’s
Bigelow's
Hanover
Manufacturers’ Oil CO
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Chardon St
Phillips
L. Box
Ware
M. Ware
India
Co-Operativhd Bank
Browfield Se
Boston Bamboo CO
FAL Estate
Reeds Ferry
Worcester St
Tremont
Columbus Age
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Tremont St
Astrology
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