Markets Chronicle Mixed Voices From Grain to Rubber
Markets report cautious Western buying as spring samples arrive, with steady flour and firm corn and oats. Rubber and leather goods gain activity, while sugars and meats show varied demand. New York and Chicago markets reflect soft wheat and steady provisions amid evolving freight and export data.
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American Sugar Refineries
Revere Company
Belmont
New York
London
Minnesota
Ces
Uplands
Orleans
Liverpool
Great Britain
France
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
England
Berlin
Northwest
Bradstreet
Washington
Market Quotes Hold Steady on 64x64s and Whiskey
Futures quoted at 3 cents while 64 by 64 inch spots trade at 215 to 216 cents, 56 by 60s not quoted. Whiskey quotes remained steady across Chicago Peoria St. Louis and Cincinnati at 118 dollars with Peoria spirits listed at 120 dollars.
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Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Cincinnati
London Wool Sales Report From Dec 9 Auction
London reports 13 817 bales offered with New South Wales Port Philip and New Zealand lots attracting strong bids. Sales show 135 000 bales sold with 50 000 remaining, prices varied by region and quality across New South Wales Queensland Melbourne Victoria South Australia New Zealand and other colonies.
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London
New South Wales
Port Philip
New Zealand
Queensland
Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Cane
Good Hope
Natal
Church Fairs Open Across City Raise Charity Funds
At 10 a m yesterday the South Friendly Society of South Congregational Church opened a fair in the vestry with jars of peach cherry and plum preserves made by a society member and a display of drugs and perfumes donated by city druggists. The club sold home made candy and souvenir spoons bear a Dr Hale likeness. Other fairs include the German Reformed Church sewing circle on Sparrow street with coffee and meals, a Horticultural Hall bazaar by Massachusetts women suffragists, and the Jamaica Plain Indian Association bazaar at Eliot Hall featuring a flower table canopy of evergreen cakes candy and feminine knickknacks.
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Ladies of the South Friendly Society
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury _ streets
South Congregational Club
German Reformed Church
Sparrow Street
Martin Trautman
Bergh
Bleiler
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
Social Science
Vermont
Jamaica Plain Indian Association
Eliot Hall
Land sale by Boston Water Power Company brings over million
The Boston Water Power Company sold land at auction, clearing all but four Caledonia street lots. Henry D. Hyde led purchases, paying top prices including $175 per foot for a 82,500 foot park-adjacent lot at Parker Street and Huntington Avenue. Bids ranged from $1.25 to $4.15 per foot across streets like Parker, Boylston, Fenway, West Chester Park, Aston, and Caledonia.
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Boston Water Power Company
Caledonia Street
Henry D. Hyde
Hyde
Park
Parker Street
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Fenway Street
West Chester Park
Aston Street
Off for California on Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
The second winter excursion party leaves Fitchburg station at 4 PM aboard a special Pullman vestibuled train headed for California. Carroll Hutchins is in charge. The roster lists numerous New England travelers from Boston to Brookline and beyond, including Apthorp, Bent on, Clark, Coburn, Dana, Greeley, Hutchins, Jordan, Picknell, Sargent, Savery, Utley, Webb, and Woodman among many others from Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and New York audiences.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Fitchburg
Berkshire
Deerfield
Lenox
Sydenham
Holden
Greylock
Vendome
Hercuules
Harvard
Carroll Hutchins
New
Gardiner
Z. C. Field
Z. ©. Field
Milford
Henry J. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
E. R. Howes
Boston
Thomaston
E. H. Leslie
A. A. McKelvey
Bridgeport
E. O. Rockford
Fairfield
John Ruggles
Brookline
Sargent
Brockton
J. W. Savery
East Wareham
Eben Stone
Mary F. Thomas
George D. Utley
Ware
John Utley
E. B. Webb
D.D
Wellesley
M. P. Woodman
Dover
Heavy failure at Fort Worth Iron Works
Fort Worth Texas December 9 The Fort Worth Iron Works failed yesterday for six hundred thousand dollars. The plant halted operations affecting numerous creditors and employees as management seeks bankruptcy relief and possible sale of assets. The incident underscores local industrial fragility and financial pressures facing Fort Worth manufacturers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nothing Like Leather The Shoe Trade News in Boston
Brightest gossip and latest news of the shoe and leather trades in Boston. New leather shades from M White Bros and Co and Rogers & Tolman set fashion. Parker Holmes & Co. discuss bottoming markets. Baker Shoe Manufacturing announces Dux and R-x lines. Nazro named Boston Boot Club president. Lamkin & Foster report a 100000 growth over last year. local carriers and shop displays noted. Edmund W. Miller backs lasting shoes. etc.
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Boston
Rogers & Tolman
Post
Boston Force
Philip Marchington
Peter J. Brown
Lincoln
George Lynott
John Dempsey
John Condon
Mr. Pride
Mr. Richardson
London
Baxter, Stoner & Schenkelberger
Baxter
Parker Holmes & Co
Baker Shoe Manufacturing Company
Boot and
D. B. Baker
Arthur G. Watton
A. W. Whitmarsh
Abington
Young’s Hotel
Rice
Recorder
Nazro
Lamkin & Foster
Stephen Ryan
Stephen
Atlanta
Jameson
Saston
Rubber Company
Edmund W. Miller
Hamilton Place
A. H. Bell
A. Shuman & Co
Miller
B. C. Young
Lean
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