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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1891

Page

6

Abandoned Farms Inquiry Progress by State Board

Secretary Sessions reports a forthcoming instalment on abandoned or partially abandoned farms as the Board of Agriculture improves data collection. Initial returns were slow and unreliable, but officials urged assessors to report, planning an on site follow up if needed and aiming to publish a preliminary report within weeks.

Board of Agriculture Commonwealth Justice of the Peace Connie New York City Berkshire Hills Rhode Island Ard State Board

Suffolk Trust Company Halts Business as Receiver Is Appointed

Supreme Court grants injunction against Suffolk Trust Company, restraining further dealings and appointing John Haskell Butler as receiver. Savings Bank Commissioners pressed action after noting funds paid on Western mortgages yield little return, with $162000 owed to depositors and $150000 in usable paper. The firm’s weak capital is tied up in Western securities, while mortgage holders guard their notes amid history of misfortune and delayed interest.

Supreme Court Suffolk Trust Company John Haskell Butler Savings Bank Commissioners New Hampshire Nashua Suffolk Trust Western Securities Suffolk Trustmpany User Mopbeli Laine F. M. Rust Ef, W. Howe Lowell

Dickens and Collins letters reveal joyful restless energy

The Harper's Monthly excerpt on Dickens to Wilkie Collins portrays a lively, tireless writer who treated life as constant activity. It sketches his London rambles, dinners, private plays, and acts of kindness, noting his editor role and social generosity.

Dickens Wilkie Collins Harper's Monthly London Paris Continent

German American Technologists Hold Annual Boston Convention

The German American Technologists met at Orpheus Hall Boston for their annual convention with tours, papers in German, and a grand Tremont House banquet. Delegates from Boston New York and other cities attended with many unofficial members present and plans set for a St Louis host next year.

Orpheus Musical Society Boylston Street Tremont House Paul Goepel New York General Association Gevorge Muller Boston Society Ef.a. Greseler Thomson-Houston Electric Works Lynn Harvard College Governor Russell Mayor Matthews Professor Thomson Thomson-Houston Company Louis Weisbein Louis Prang Kami Heinzen Jar Zerralin A. Haberstroh George Summit G. Maygnitzky Karl Eberhard Curt Sahr Cleveland M.feilbogen E.a.greseler Henry Grasman K. L. Heusner F. Knauer Augustus Kurth Thomas Lungwitz Iugo B. Roelker N. Schreiter J. Thomas G. W. Wundram J. Nagel F. Boling Otto Luthy Edward Collins John H. Meyer George F. Ott Joseph C. Fantus C. Semper Walter M. Stein Max Uhlman Philadelphia John Detorth G. Ehrardt L. Grosse K. C. Oehmler F. Rust Karl L. Stahl H. W. Bernard Frank Hi. Kincland K. von Wagner Pittsburg Weber St. Louis K. J. Sommer Washington Middlesex Street Davis

Victoria Regia In Flower at Horticultural Society Show

A Massachusetts Horticultural Society exhibition features the Victoria Regia in full bloom with notable additions yesterday including a new chrysanthemum by J. S. Cowles. J. Dolan and others display roses, dahlias, ferns, and varied greenery while awards go to Croton varieties and a mantel-decorations prize.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society J. S. Cowles Joseph Beck & Son R.tl. Lombard Pennsylvania Horticultural Society J. Dolan C. W. Parker William H. Lincoln Fisher Bros Clyde Street G A. Nickerson N. T. Kidder J. H. White Seay Peter Henderson & Co New York Rose Buxton Gardeners and Florists’ Club Bowditch & Long E. M Rill William C. Winter Joseph H. White J. W. Manning Temple & Beard Kidder

Ladies Take Lift Aboard The Majestic In Fog

The Majestic event in New York Harbor shows Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McKee descending by chair from the Grant to the Chandler amid fog and cheers. The party, including Captain Parsell and the Harrison family, is landed at Twenty-third Street and Gilsey House, reflecting modern travel and rising solo female travel in America.

Stodder Smith Majestic Grant Russell Harrison Mr. McKee Mrs. McKee Mrs. Harrison Mr. Harrison N. Ye Worlds Parsell New York Harbor Mary Mrs. Meee Harrison Twenty-third Street Gilsey House Morton Black Forest White House Prince Russell New York Fassett Foster

Embalmers Form School With Professor Sullivan Teaching

New England undertakers closed their meeting at the United States Hotel with a new school on embalming led by Professor F. A. Sullivan of New York. Sullivan, who embalmed General Grant, gave a lecture and will continue with two talks today as the group disperses. A national delegation was named for Philadelphia, with B. I. Foster, A. E. Mann, James B. Cleary, and F. W. Crumm listed. Twenty three new members were reported enrolled.

New England United States National Association Philadelphia B. I. Foster Milford N. H A. E. Mann Somerville James B. Cleary F. W. Crumm Knowles Providence Egyptian Chemical Company Boston F. A. Sullivan New York Sullivan General Grant

Twenty fifth annual reunion of Thirty-ninth MA Volunteer Infantry

The twenty-fifth annual reunion of the Thirty-ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Association will meet with Company A at the old camp ground in Lynnfield next Monday. A special train leaves Boston at 10 o'clock via the Boston and Maine line. Dinner will be served at the Lynnfield Hotel.

Lynnfield Thirty-ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Association Old Camp Ground Boston Boston & Maine Railroad Lynnfield Hotel

Panonia wrecks off Hawaiian reefs with all hands lost

The schooner Panonia, sailing from San Francisco and carrying twelve crew and Captain George LD Lovedal with his family, was wrecked on reefs northwest of the Hawaiian Islands. Seven men, mostly Americans, survived? The ship had earlier reached Jaluit and discharged cargo before sailing west. A small boat was found bottom up near the wreck scene by a whaling schooner.

San Francisco Marshall Islands Hawaiian Islands George LD. Lovedal South Sea Islands Jaluit

Women seek affordable Hall stand. Paine's Furniture ad cited

About a hundred women in the city look for a beautiful yet inexpensive Hall stand this week. Readers are directed to the advertisement titled "1601-1591" in another paper section. Paine's Furniture Company is promoted with a note that their reputation guarantees quality and that price speaks for itself.

Paine Price Tell

Money and Stocks Hold Firm in Atchison Noteses and Rail Earnings

The money market kept rates firm with the Clearing House rate at 4 percent for loans, while New York funds remained heavy. Banks were on the credit side at settlement with large balances, and collateral loans ruled at 5 to 6 percent. The stock market weakened with limited trading and Union Pacific attacked as weak, while Atchison shares saw bullish optimism from F H Prince & Co.. earnings potential cited at 18 million net over the next three years. General notes discuss investor appetite, Union Pacific concerns, and mining and rail activity trends.

Boston Clearing House New York London Oehe Sub-Treasury Sub- Treasury Fourth National Bank Simmons Stock Exchange Atchison, Messrs F. H. Prince & Co Atchison Western Railroad California Texas Kansas Illinois Atchison Railroad Colorado Flopeka Kansas City Chicago

Irregular Share Quarters Across U S Rail and Canal Firms

A fragmented list shows quarter and par values across several railroad and canal companies including Caremet Hecta Minnne Co Quar 6 pence on Sept 10 and Northern Pacific RR Quar 1 dollar per share on preferred stock with other entries for Cuicaco EasTeRn Illinois RR and Connecticut River RR along with Burlington and Quincy RR and Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.

Caremet & Hecta Minnne Co Cuicaco & EasTeRn Illinois RR Cuicaco, Burlington & Quincey RR Connecticut River RR Delaware & Hudson Canal Co East Boston Lane Co Grinnell Mra Co Londonderry LiItHia Spring Water Co Northern Pacific RR

New York Financial Summary of Market Movements and Rates

Money on call easy 24 to 32 with last loan 3 and 3 closing. Bar Silver at 97, sterling steady with bankers bills 4.82 for sixty days and 4.85 for demand. Government bonds dull and easier. railroad bonds active but heavy. Stock list mostly weak with Grangers pressured. Burlington and Rock Island fell. After hours, market steadier but lower highs and lower closes. C and St. Louis, Canada Southern, Havanna, Missouri Pacific led declines. Wheeling & Lake Erie and Chesapeake & Ohio showed strength. Bond activity light. Atchison 4s down 1. Burlington 4s 105.44. St. Paul consuls 12.1. others mixed amid overall heavy tone.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Burlington Rock Island C. & St. Louis Canada Southern Havanna Missouri Pacific Louisville & Nashville St. Paul Atchison Union Pacific Wheeling & Lake Erie Chesapeake & Ohio Atchson St. Paul Consuls Big Sandy Mobile & Gaia South Carolina South Minn Flint & Pere Marquette

Decline in American Rail Stocks Buoys European Market

London reports lower American railway securities after New York close. Prices shown include Pennsylvania & Ohio firsts 3 5 6 8, Canadian Pacific 88 5, Erie 26 7 4, St Paul 7 2 7 4, New York Central 10 8 %, Reading 1 8 5, Mexican Central 45 7 5. Bank of England bullion fell by 214000 pounds. reserve ratio dropped to 45.29 percent. In Berlin Union Pacific fell 4%, Louisville & Nashville and Norfolk & Western also down, Paris Bank of France gold and silver declines noted.

London New York Stock Exchange Pennsylvania & Ohio Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central St. Paul New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Mexican Central Sloney Bank of England Pans Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany Il P.m Jay Gould Union Paris Bank of France

September Bond Investments Circular Details

Both corporations have been established and in operation for over ten years and earn well above interest and expenses. Write for circular giving prices and full particulars of these desirable issues.

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