New England Railroads Face Trunk Line War and Investment Push
The Boston market eyes east west rail links as New England investors push to gain control of lines like West Shore and Buffalo to connect Boston with Chicago. Stocks show mixed activity with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe slipping and Mexican Central rising. The Traveller doubts circulating bond stories while predicting August earnings near 240k to 259k and a firmer Union Pacific outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Mexico
Hudson River
Housatonic
Chicago
Trunk Line Pool Association
Hudson
West Shore
Buffalo
Finks
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Adams
New York
Atlantic and Pacific
San Francisco Chronicle
Atchinson
Atlantic
Pacific
Bays
California
San Diego
Central Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Eastern
Boston and Maine
Fitchburg
Rutland
Northern
New Hampshire
New Eng
Dividends Declared by Local Firms and Bank Receiver
The Border City corporation of Fall River declares a 3 percent dividend. West Jersey railroad also announces a 3 percent cash dividend. The Wall Street bank receiver plans to begin paying depositors a 60 percent dividend tomorrow. Richardson Hill & Co. execute stock orders promptly at the Boston and New York stock boards. Private wire to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily stock quotations available at No. 40 Water Street office.
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Fall River
West Jersey Railroad
Wall Street Bank
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
National Exchange Hank
Peabody Mills
Ofewburyport
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Holyoke Water Power Co
Housatonic RK
Aighland Street Railway Co
Boylston St Land Co
Boston and
Roxbury Mill Corporation
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Burlington
Missouri River
Nebraska
Atlantic and
Pacific
Sidney J. Caners
Matilda Varney
Parker Holmes & CO
Lynn
Federal Street
Cit Square
New York Financial Markets Show Activity and Pooling Talks
New York financial news reports mixed market action with steady money on call and firm government bonds. It notes gains and interday fluctuations in names like Lackawanna and St Paul, details a Western Union earnings update, and describes a pooling agreement among Postal, Baltimore and Ohio, and Bankers' and Merchants telegraph companies aiming to shore up a weak link in the arrangement.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Lackawanna
Western Union
St. Paul
Granger
Northwestern
New Jersey
Louisville
Nashville
Lake Shore
New York Central
Union Pacific
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Postal
Bankers
Postal Telegraph Company
Cummins
Postal Company
Bankers’ and Merchants’ Company
Riva
Wool and textile market update with mixed regional prices
The report notes steady wine prices and strong demand for tassel and seedleaf products, with China war impacts minimal. It details crop quality classes and regional price ranges for fillers and wrappers in Connecticut New York Ohio and Wisconsin. prices for wines port sherry Burgundy claret and champagne are listed, while wool markets show good demand for fine fleeces delaine and combing wools with large week sales and regional variations across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan California and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and
Vermont
Franklin County
Western
New York
Canadian
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Turks Island
Trapani
Cadiz
Liverpool
Chicago
Calcutta
New England
Trinidad
P. 5
Lloilo
Porto Rico
Lucia Muscovado
Barbadoes
Sicily
Formosas
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Havana
Madeira
Ivison
Malaga
Graham
Michigan
Texas
California
Australia
New Zealand
Industrial Trade Outlook In Rubber Goods Market
The article notes modest life in trade this week with small duplicate orders and cautious western buyers while southern retailers buy freely. Early season orders were tied to expected price rises, leaving inventories high and prompting a conservative turnover. Rubber goods trade remains solid though prices were very low, with weekly shipments to non-New England regions totaling 83 556 cases and year to date shipments at 1 859 218 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Foreign Markets Update From London And Liverpool
Financial markets abroad report Consols at 100 11 16 UK bonds and various American stocks with mixed gains and losses. Liverpool commodities show winter wheat around 7s 7d, corn 5s 4d, pork 77s 6d, and cotton steady with futures quiet.
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Liverpool
California
London
Uplands
Orleans
Cattle Market Report From Boston Yard Trade
The Boston Post reports this week’s cattle market with totals for cattle sheep and swine at 2396 12041 13426 respectively and arrivals across Watertown Brighton and various yards. Prices for beef store cattle hogs and veal calves are listed alongside droves of live stock from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Canada with remarks noting steady and firm prices amid ample supply and robust sales at Union stockyards and Boston yards.
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Maine
Cess Vane Eas
Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Owea Sane
New York
Canada
Watertown
Brighton
Vcsecovecé
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
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Libby & Son
Libby & Brown
J H Fogg
Harriman & Tuck
GW Reynolds
Webster & Co
W W Hall
Coolidge & Son
J B Gordon
R Barrett
J V Keazer
I B Sargent
I T J Courier
O F Bothell
J O Sanborn
Dow & Moulton
E F Adden
D C Blanchard
M G Flanders
Combs & Farrar
H Eldred
W D Fraser
F Fairbanks
H Ingerson
FS Kimball
I Bb Remick
O Bixby
Campbell & Ricker
Sticker
Luce & Colton
C W Bragg
Sargent & Turner
J Carroll
Massachusetts
Geo Rodgers
Henry
J Shirley
D McCarthy
H G Baker
H G Clements
W Fisher
G Berry
G W Wears
O C Robinson
E Smith
P Flack & Son
D Fisher
L Morse
B Hurlbert
Hathaway & Jackson
A N
Monroe
Hollis & Co
J F Stetson
Farrell & McFlynn
E Farrell
J B Thomas
J J Donnelly
S Howes
G Mooney
J N Morse
BS Hastings
A N Monroe
Liverpool
Glasgow
Hammond & Co
Scythia
Clower
HG Clements
H A Wilcox
Tbs
E F Auden
G W Reynolds
Webster & Vinton
J Y Keazer
Sargent
Union Stockards
P W Thompson
New Hampshire
Breck & Ward
Aldrich & Johnson
R Barret
J B
Sargent & Co
E F Adden G
Niles Bros
D W C Blanchard
G& H Sprigg
W Ricker
J Counter
Britton & Savage
Taylor & A
KG Kimball
Wolfboro
Whitten Bro
C & Ib
Glee
Bond
Forest
JS Henry
Breck & Wood
Cotton and commodity markets across ports and cities
The report covers domestic cotton and commodity prices across New York Charleston and other ports with details on flour wheat corn oats rye and sugar markets. It lists port receipts exports and price movements, noting firm tones in Charleston Louisville and New Orleans with varied activity in others.
Imports at Boston and coastwise cargoes listed
Boston and distant ports show schooners and steamers bringing diverse cargoes. Tarquin from ARICHAT carries mackerel and codfish. Cetewayo from BARBADOES brings sugar. Florence Christine at BEAR RIVER delivers eggs. Jefferson at BRASHEAR ships cypress lumber. City of Alexandria via HAVANA carries cigars. Don Jacinto at ILOILO ships mats and sugar. Thomas W Hyde at MOBILE hauls yellow pine lumber cypress and shingles.
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Arichat, CO
Delong & Seaman
Barbadoes
Cetewayo
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Bear River
Florence Christine
Brashear
Jefferson
Cypress Lumber
T Stearns
Havana
City of Alexandria
New York
S Pierce & Co
Ton
Iloilo
Mobile
Thomas W Hyde
James & Abbot
Foreign Exports Across Multiple Ports and Vessels
Movements show ships Independence Scythia Sorrento Waldensian Emma C Levose Lamoine and Herman and Clara loading and clearing at ports Valparaiso Liverpool Hull Glasgow Parsboro Digby Gaadaloupe Weymouth. Cargo includes cotton goods sugar lumber canned goods leather flour beef butter bacon oil tobacco and various hardware and farm tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chili
Liverpool
Eng
Scythia
Hull
New York
Sorrento
Glasgow
Parsboro
N S
Emma C
Digby
Gaadaloupe
F WI
Bangor
Herman and
Clara
Weymouth
Addie John
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads
A historical listing of varied goods received by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Providence and Fitchburg with quantities of cotton wool flour oats corn millfeed bacon cheese eggs butter and leather, noting totals of bales, bbls, cases and bags across Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and others. The fragmentary OCR preserves numerous itemized entries by railroad line.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
Egeet Kaurosd
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell
Peabody
Salem
Sea
Boston and Lowell railroad stockholders vote on branches
A morning stockholders meeting in Boston chaired by President Abbott approved locating branches to North Billerica and Bedford via the Middlesex Central line and from the Woburn branch terminus toward Wilmington. Directors may raise capital by roughly 140000 to 150000 dollars. Work begins on a new West Medford stone passenger station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Abbott
Billerica
Woburn
North Billerica
Middlesex Central
Bedford
Wilmingon
West Medford
Oregon Short Line
Snake River
Oregon
Baker City
Huntington
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Business Troubles Swirl As Firms Face Insolvency
Boston and surrounding firms face widespread financial distress. William Dole’s assets and real estate are attached amid a 1450 owed by Cornelius P. Driscoll who has no assets for unsecured creditors. Simeon P. Taylor creditors accept 15 cents on the dollar while assignee Josephus Crafts begins disposing of personal property. Large creditors seek 50 percent, with hay and crops valued around 12000 converted to cash. William H. Dole liabilities reach 46800 with 39000 secured, while assets include Green Island land and book accounts. George Woods Organ Co of Middleboro assigns to N. D. Wilbur. stockholders lose their 20000 investment. Wages unpaid, and capital shortfalls loom. several regional firms and individuals are named in attachments including W. D. Pettlinger’s missing, with 22000 treasury short and 60000 total liabilities. Suffolk County real estate attachments list contract actions against Martha D. Spinney and Eliza Hall.
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William Dole
Cornelius P. Driscoll
Boston
Simeon P. Taylor
Josephus Crafts
Day Brothers
Northampton
William H. Dole
Common Sense Fertilizer Company
Melrose
Green Island
Boston Harbor
R. O. Wood & Co
Carpenters
Providence
R. J
E. A. Pierce
Josiah F. Getehell
Lewiston
George Woods Organ Company
Middleboro
N. D. Wilbur
Cambridge
Canital
W. D. Pettinger
Washington County
Ore
Treasury
Pettinger
Suffolk County
Amos J. White & Co
Martha D
Samuel KK. Spinney
Commonwealth
Frank J. Snyder
Samuel T. Wilkinson
Eliza Hall
Court ruling on Pacific National bank directors demurrers
Justice Gray delivers opinion sustaining demurrers in a bill in equity filed by Linus M Price receiver against Lewis Coleman and others. The bill is found multifarious and uncertain for lacking dates of losses and actions by directors. Demurrers are sustained with costs and leave to amend the bill.
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Linus M. Price
Lewis Coleman
Pacific National Bank
Justice Gray
I. R. Clark
S. Bartlett
E. R. Hoar
W. G. Russell
R. D. Smith
R. Stone
C. A. Bell
J. F. Wheeler
H. G. Nichols
H. Baldwin
G. F. Williams
W. M. Stockbridge
J. Cutler
Court Proceedings Show Multiple Defendants Facing Charges
In central court Judge Parmenter presided over cases including Charles Connell six months for vagrancy. Patrick Whalen assault with a club on Robert Whalen. Michael T. McNamara neglecting support to a minor. Daniel H. Harrington drunk and assault, all with various bail or sentencing set. Roxbury court held Thomas Lynch and Joseph McIiver for highway robbery, each $600 for superior court. Brighton court arraigned Faomas F. Daley on drunkenness assault arson, fined and held for superior court.
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Central Court
Brighton Court
Faomas F. Daley
New England Historic Genealogical Society Meets After Vacation
The first post vacation meeting appointed a resolutions committee for the deaths of William A. Whitehead of Newark and Stephen Salisbury of Worcester. N. F. Safford reported on the Ipswich anniversary delegation. Donations included a Turkish diploma from George Mountfort, books and manuscripts from Rev. C. D. Bradlee and the Etheridge estate, and a manuscript dairy volume from Henry A. Howes of Albany.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
N. F. Safford
I. N. Tarbox
William A. Whitehead
Newark
N. J
Stephen Salisbury
Worcester
Ipswich
George Mountfort
Medidich
C. D. Bradlee
Miss Etheridge
Henry A. Howes
Ll.d
Albany
N. Y
William Howes
Chilmarth
Marthas
Public Meeting on Dingley Bill Sailor Shipments at Port
A well attended meeting at the board of trade discussed shipments of sailors under the Dingley bill. Read communications from Hemenway & Brown shipping firm. A committee to aid the U S Shipping commissioner in enforcing the law was formed, including T Quincy Brown E P Sargent C P Lovell R W Lord H F Humphrey and J Edwin Burt.
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Board of Trade
Messrs
Hemenway & Brown
Capt. Chadwick
Babson
C. P. Lowell
N. F. Humphrey
John Evans
United States Shipping
T. Quincy Brown
E. P. Sargent
W. D. Peabody & Co
C. P. Lovell
C. Lovell & Son
R. W. Lord
G. R. Lord & Co
H. F. Humphrey
Wells & Humphrey
Mr. J. Edwin Burt
Burt, Alexander & Co
Builder Samuel Lowden Vanishes After Debts Betwixt 80,000
New York report states Samuel Lowden, a builder, fled Aug 21 claiming a fishing trip. He is said to have drawn over 25,000 from banks before leaving, with total indebtedness near 80,000. His property has been attached. a possible romantic angle is rumored.
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New York
Samuel Lowden
Notable Clergy and Public Figures Die in Early September
Bishop George F. Pierce senior bishop of the Methodist Teves church south died in Sparta Georgia on September 3. Sir Robert Richard Toyens KC M G a London author on British colonies passed away. Barnet Bullock died at Royalston on September 1 aged 86, uncle of the late Governor Alexander Bullock, and former office holder.
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George F. Pierce
Teves Church
South
Sparta
Robert Richard Toyens
London
Barnet Bullock
Royalston
Alexander Bullock
City health order to vacate dwelling No 73 Phillips Street
The board of health orders the dwelling house No 73 Phillips Street vacated due to a defective vault. A special committee of the board of aldermen, formed to probe city department management, met Wednesday and adjourned to Wednesday Sept 17 at 2 PM.
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Board of Health
Phillips Street
Board of Aldermen
Suburban Short Notes and Court Action in Revere and Salem
In Chelsea court Wednesday William Ferrin Eli J Boyce and Patrick Moran were held on charges of robbing George H Maxwell of Winchester at Revence on July 25 of 350 dollars. The old forty regiment held a reunion at Salem Willows Wednesday.
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Chelsea Court
William Ferrin
Eli J. Boyce
Patrick Moran
George H. Maxwell
Winchester
Old Foxty Agen
Salem Willows
Nantasket Steamers Run on Summer Timetable
Regular summer timetables remain for Nantasket steamers with a moonlight sail at 7:30 PM from Boston and return from Nantasket later in the evening.
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Nantasket
Boston
Marriage Notices From Allston Plymouth Boston and Lincoln
At Allston on Sept 1 Frank H Hall of Cambridge wed Miss Ida L H ae of Allston by Rev W T Perrin. At Plymouth on Aug 28 Rev Edward Hall of Cambridge united Janes Hall Powers of Cambridge with Frederick Braford Knapp of Plymouth. In Boston Edwin W Shedd wed Elia Aee of Boston at the bride’s father’s residence with Rev Henry A Cooke officiating. At Lincoln Sept 2 Rev B M Grout joined Winslow Warren of Boston to Mrs Julian Sherman of Lincoln.
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Hall—Sprague
Allston
W T Perrin
Frank H Hall
Cambridge
Ida L H Ae
Powers—Knapp
Plymouth
Edward Hall
Janes Hall Powers
Frederick Braford Knapp
Shedd—Vialle
Boston
Henry A Cooke
Edwin W Shedd
Elia Aee
Warren—Sherman
Lincoln
B M Grout
H Winslow Warren
Julian Sherman
Obituary notices from South Boston and surrounding areas
Multiple death notices from Boston area on Sept 1 to Aug 31 list names Mary N Badger Mary Ann Cumming John Crosson Rose Kennedy Frank Langworthy Mary Mahoney Edwin McNear Ann Ryan Albert Rosenstein Ida Sampson Mary Caroline Edwin Waitt and others with ages ranging from 9 to 82 years. Partial locations include Roxbury Charlestown Cambridge and Kern County Cal.
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Dr M Rosenstein
Sampson
Boston
Ida L Sampson
Sales
Cambridge
Mary Caroline
Francis Sales
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