Money Matters In Boston Money Market Update
The money market shows easy money ahead with banks well supplied and discounts 5 to 6 percent. Treasury calls, gold imports, and 500,069 francs arriving in New York frame a broad financial scene. Clearing house data, New York and Boston figures, and stock movements reflect cautious improvement and ongoing depression recovery signals.
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Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Boston Clearing House
South
East
Clearing House
Henry B. Groves
Nathaniel G. Snelling
State Street
No. 66
Dividends Declared by Railroad Corporation
Boston and Providence railroad company declares dividends of 4 per share payable November 1 to stockholders of record.
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Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation
Stock Listings From Richardson Hill Co Office
Orders in stocks and ponas promptly executed at the Poston and New York sock Searth by Richardson Hill Co. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quota tions of all the stock markets can be seen at their office No. 40 Water street.
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Poston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company Deems Deposit Interest
The Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company announces interest on deposits payable by check. Details indicate 18 PF and D SQUARE notation. Readers are directed to contact the bank for terms and conditions applicable to deposit accounts.
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The
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
PF. D. Square
Market records show Northern Pacific surge and bear raids
New York on October 2 reports money rates firm at 344 percent and foreign exchange steady at 481 for long and 484 for short sight. Northern Pacific preferred rose to 75 percent cash and 64 regular, with a wide gap from cash to regular. The day features heavy short covering, a noted squeeze, and notable gains in other rails while the general market declines mid session before rebounding.
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Kansas
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Texas Pacific
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St.l.& Pa
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Sin Canada Pa
Grain market report with futures and receipts notes
Call board shows no sales today for oats at 39c multiple months, corn No2 mixed export at 64c with October 63 1/2c November 63 1/2c December none offered, steamer export November 62c December 61 1/2c. Receipts of grain: corn 21,500. oats 14,900. shorts 15,500. oatmeal sacks 117. corn meal 840. barley 1,125. Flour receipts 6,015 bbls 9,670 sacks. Car inspection lists 79 cars total with various grades. Chicago wheat futures: October 89 1/4 to 90 3/4c, November around 91 4c, December 92 3/4c, January 93 3/4c. Cash markets: wheat 9c, corn 46 1/4c, oats 27 1/4c. Lake freights 3 cents on corn to Buffalo. Pork and lard little changed.
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New York
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Merchants Exchange
California
Liverpool
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Grand Trunk Railway Comppany
Virginia
Diverse Grain and Produce Trade Quiet Amid Steady Prices
Grain and flour markets show dull trade with small sales and misaligned buyer-seller leverage. Corn meal oats butter and cheese vary, eggs rise modestly with European imports rumored. general farm produce includes firm beans, steady vegetables, and ample potato receipts, while pork and lard trade remains healthy with local packers' activity noted.
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Choice
Northern
Franklin County
Creo
New York
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cape
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Boston Imports and Voyages Report on Goods
Freight listings show schooners Libbie T and James L Maroy returning cargoes of butter tubed shad and shad at Boston and Georgetown with lumber shipments from Wilmington and Mayaguez Brig Alice bringing 194 birds and 30 barrels of sugar. Major consignors include Butler Breed & co and Peanody & co.
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N.S
Butler, Breed & Co
Henry Mayo
J Jones & Co
Georgetown
S C
James L Maroy
C W Lewis
Wilmington
Mary E van Cleaf
Wim Hoskins & Son
Mayaguez
Peanody& Co
ST Simons
Hibridge Souther
Lewis
Ship cargoes bound for multiple ports listed
A colonial era freight ledger lists cargoes for Melbourne Halifax Charlottetown Tull Hayti Port La Tour and various NS towns. Items include pigs, tobacco, tobacco products, machinery, lumber, plaster, oils, wine, hardware, seeds, spices, beef, flour and many farm and household goods with quantities and port destinations.
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Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroads Trade List
Long historic ledger style list of shipments and quantities by multiple railroads including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence with items such as cotton wool flour corn meal oats butter cheese eggs beans apples potatoes leather pelts and various bales of hay lumber and bacon.
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Baes
Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 30
A table shows total receipts of principal staples from all points of shipment for Oct 30 compared with last year. Entries include cotton bases molasses flour butter oats wheat eggs beans barley apples malt hay millfeed straw tallow leather lard pork bacon tea skins coffee sugar pelts and more, with notes on flour sacks converted to barrels.
Cotton Market Report from Augusta to Norfolk and New York
Market activity across major ports shows varied demand with dull to steady tones. Prices range mid to low middling around 9 to 11 cents, while receipts and stock adjustments occur in Louisville, Galveston, Norfolk, Savannah, and other hubs. United States export figures and London exchange provide context to the fluctuations in Cotton, Rice, and Grain markets.
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Market quotes and grain prices in Chicago St Louis and others
Prices across commodities show dull resin like notes with beef and pork markets firm in places. Wheat futures weaker in Chicago with October around 90c, while pork and lard move in narrow ranges in Chicago St Louis and Milwaukee with receipts and shipments listed.
London Market Summary of Wheat, Cotton and Bonds
Commercial London reports slow wheat and corn movements with cargoes awaiting deals. Liverpool notes firmer red wheat and steady corn. cotton dull with rising futures. Economist highlights discount rates, Atlantic trade tensions, and Canadian railway concerns. Havana sugar market quiet with modest sales and ample stocks.
Court reynord case on vessel status and lien question
The United States Circuit Court heard an appeal from libellants of New York over whether the schooner Jennie B. Gilkey was foreign or domestic for lien purposes after supply of near prey. The district court held it domestic with no lien. appeal continued. Judge Field assigns divorce docket for Monday in the Supreme Judicial Court and requests counsel presence without witnesses.
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Howard M. Baker
Jennie B. Gilkey
New York
Near Prey
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C. P. Russell, Jr
George M. Read
Supreme Judicial Court
Plaintiff Granted Damages In Beech Park Carriage Case
Superior Court case of W M Brewster against John C Warner et al. trial without jury. Plaintiff hired Foster’s Boston carriage to Beacon Park, injured when a defendant servant drove against it. Foster insured repairs charged to plaintiff. court allowed recovery for damages. Thompson for plaintiff Teele for defendants.
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In Order For Monday Court Docket Items Listed
Misd. docket entries show cases across sessions with numbers and party pairs. A notice notes motions for new trials and bills of exceptions pending in this session to be taken up Saturday Oct 27 at 9 30 A M.
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Seymour
Mart
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Court Pleas and Fines From City Courts
In central court Judge Forsaith John Patterson pleaded guilty to assault against an unknown man and paid a 10 dollar fine plus costs. Morell Conley and Kelley held for superior court on charges of breaking into a freight car near Huntington avenue to steal. Carney found guilty of larceny and sentenced to six months in the house of industry, appealed, held in 400 dollars for superior court. Gardner waives examination held in 2000 dollars for superior court. South Boston Ann Fitzgerald convicted third drunkenness offense and sent to house of industry for six months. William Sanders guilty firing pistol on street fined 10 dollars and costs. Roxbury Richard Edwards fined 1255 for breaking glass at James Minchin’s home on Burke street. Dorchester Richard Griffin third drunken offense sentenced to six months in house of industry. Andrew Gillis third drunken offense sentenced to ten months in the same institution.
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Official Closing Prices of Mining Stocks in San Francisco
The San Francisco market report lists closing prices for mining stocks on October 20. Notable quotes include Alta California, Hale and Norcross, American, Bodie Consolidated, Northern Belle, Mexican, Potosi, and Yellow Jacket, with several entries showing fractional or missing data.
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Annual Report Highlights and Railroad News 1953
The Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland report shows a $109,662.73 total in dividends and settlements for 1953, with cash on hand $35,471.68 and sinking fund payments totaling $336,160.16. Passenger earnings rise while freight lags. coal and iron industries are recovering. The Nantesket Beach case discusses rail service obligations, court decrees, and legislative remedies. Multiple railroads report weekly earnings, stock actions, and line expansions across Indiana, Ohio, Massachusetts, and beyond, with various gains and declines noted.
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Smith Granite Company Exhibit Showcases Monumental Statuary
The Smith granite company of Westerly Rhode Island displays at the Institute fair on the main floor right of the entrance. It features blue red and gray granites in rough boulders and panels with a central Faith sculpture praised for natural pose and life-like expression. The firm notes 38 years quarrying, 400 workers carving and lettering, and offers to show designs at the fair or No 3 Bromfield street offices.
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Scnith Company
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The Creditors of Macomber and Greenwood to Appoint Assignees
Creditors move to appoint assignees for Macomber and Greenwood as other embarrassed firms face restructuring. Details list potential trustees and timing for the appointment process.
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