Crop Outlook Notes Record Wheat Surplus In War Era
The editor analyzes major crop prospects amid Europe’s war, predicting a record wheat crop near 900 million bushels and a large export surplus. Corn and oats rise per capita but cotton exports may shrink, with total foreign takings affected by global upheaval. Overall, exports may balance domestic use amid high wheat prices and weakened cotton demand.
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Europe
England
United States
Japan
Money Markets Show Gold Shipments and Stable Rates
The day features $8,000,000 in gold moved from New York to Canada, with another $5,000,000 shipped on Monday, complicating New York bank reserves. The comptroller of the currency issued a bank statement with little change in money rates, and figures from Boston quotations show modest levels across various loans and commercial paper. Sub-treasury debits and net losses are noted, with banks reporting a drop in sub-treasury operations yesterday.
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New York
Canada
New York Bank Reserve
Boston
Stock Exchange
Maeda Eet
Ferececes
Treasury
Dividends Declared by AT&T Amoskeag and Others
American Telephone & Telegraph declares regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable Oct. 15 to holders of record Sept. 30. Amoskeag Manufacturing Company pays a regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents on common stock to shareholders of record Sept. 15 with payment due Oct. 2. Dominion Canners declares regular quarterly dividend of 13.4 percent on preferred stock.
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American Woolen Company
WM. H. Dwelly, Jr
Boston
Mass
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
G. B. Milne
WEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Verandis
Houston
American Telephone & Telegraph
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Dominion Canners Company
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Joana
Boon Island
Ripple
Mary C. Santos
Eagle
Pope's
Dorchester
Bangor
Alice May Davenport
Mystic
Simpson’s
Baltimore
San Juan
Sagamore
Sachem
Liverpool
United Fruit
Stxada
James Carleton
Daniel Leonard
G. Loring Briggs
Financial optimism grows as markets eye reopening
London mood lifts New York and Boston as allied successes boost confidence. Analysts foresee a plan to open exchanges within a month while private sales still sacrifice values. Grain and cotton markets show gains and talks of a syndicate to liquidate long cotton contracts intensify.
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London
New York
Boston
Ing
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Financial Market Notes and Mining Updates
Nipissing Mines declares a 5 percent quarterly dividend payable Oct. 20 to holders of record Sept. 30. Sept. 14 report shows cash 730,149 bullion in transit 126,949 ore on hand and in process 507,831 total 1,364,929. Numerous company notes and mine operations updates across major firms and markets.
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Nipissing Mines
Tremont Trust Co Opens Doors in Devonshire Building
Tremont Trust Company prepares to open with inspection day in Boston. Quarters at 14 State Street feature mahogany interiors and direct customer contact spaces. Offices, tellers, vaults with steel doors and time locks, and advanced security highlight the new bank.
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Boston Trust Company
Tremont Trust Company
Devonshire Building
State Street
Washington, Devonshire
State Streets
Trust Department
Bank
Washington Street
Bankers’ Protective Association
The
Asa P. French
Simon Swig
J. M. W. Hall
John N. Cole
Ralph E. Parker
W. P. Burhoe
Charles Fleischer
Issac Cohen
United States
National Realty Company
Cambridge
Parker, Morse & Co
Bankers
Isaac Cohen
Walter E. Torrey
Edward Heffernan
Commercial Breweries
Arthur IF. Baker
Louis S. Levi
D. J. O'Shay
Henry T. Shaefer
T. Berman
Arthur Koerner
Edward EK. Shannon
Shannon Bros
Henry Siskind
Railroads Seek Rate Increase and Rehearing
Eastern railways petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a rehearing and to allow a 5 percent rate increase. They cite reduced revenues, European war impacts, and rising costs, asking modification of the July 29 1914 order to let tariffs be implemented. They warn of rising capital needs and seek relief to maintain transportation standards.
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Washington
Eastern Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Europe
Central Association
Commission
Daniel Willard
United States
Central Freight Association
Wilson
2 Alarm Fire Threatens Dorchester Street Area
A two alarm fire broke out in Dorchester around with flames threatening a section of Freeport Street. Fire crews battled the blaze to prevent further spread and limit damage to nearby properties.
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Fuller & Rideout
Freeport Street
John Shaw
J. P. O'Connell & Co
Standard Oil Company
Dorchester
Groundfish prices rise while arrivals fall for dealers
Prices on fresh groundfish increased slightly yesterday while arrivals declined from the day before. Dealers quoted haddock at 4 cents, steak cod at 11 cents, market cod at 338-4 cents, and steak pollock at 51-4.
Shipping News Arrivals and Sails From New England Ports
Shipping notices list steamer arrivals from Halifax Portland and New York with vessels including Sagamore Fenton Prince George McKinnon Governor Dingley and Godfrey at Gloucester and Belfast barges to Saco Lynn and Philadelphia and schooners Gilbert Stancliff Look and Nat Meader among others also shows sailing and towing movements with barges Tunkhannock Delawanna Neshaminy and John T Donahue amid port calls at Portland Rockland and Bangor and mention of warps and pilots in Maine and Massachusetts shipping lanes
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Fenton
Liverpool
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Dingley
Clark
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Malden
Brown
Sewalls Point
Newton
Abbott
Baltimore
Everett
Giles
Massachusetts
Colberth
New York
Ransom
Fuller
Denison
City of Bangor
Hawthorne
Bath
Belfast
Willey
Newport News
Mary K. Pennell
Frye
Windsor
M. 8
Laconia
Queenstown
Stigstad
Sydney
Jon Evangeline
Halifax
Wiesbury
Charlottetown
Prince Chases
Suruga
City of Augusta
Savannah
Howard
Middlesex
Quantico
Philadelphia
George Hawley
Herman Winter
North Star
Gloucester
Delaware
Stonington
Horace Allyn
Lehigh
South Amboy
Sace
Rockland
Ontario
Vorest Belle
Pilzum
Smyrna
E. L. Pillsbury
Lynn
Beechwood
Hazel Dell
South Gardiner
Lewis H. Goward
Seguin
Hume
Rockport
Nile
Little Elsie
Isle Au Haut
Mineola
Bangor
Itasca
Northern Light
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Thorndike
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Frank W. Blair
Pere Marquette Railway
Canadian Pacific
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Consols
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R. M. Edwards
South Lake
Swift & Company First Mortgage Sinking Fund
Boston Stock Exchange
Standard Silverread Mining Company
Thomas F. Cole
North Butte
Sterling Exchange
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Tremont Trust CO
Chicago
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Commerce Commission
Ship of Mercy
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Hake
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Avina
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L Silva
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Gordon Bros
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Animal World
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Howard Howardgram
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Nellie Nichols
Ith J. Ping Chien and Company
the New Sensation
Dainty
Emily & Ajax
Lamberti
Hamilton &Barnes
Johnson & Wells
Shubert
Arthur Hammerstein
Stella Mayhew and Co
Tremont Rontenr Ars
Charles Dillingham
Fannie Ward
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Henry W. Savage
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Craig Players
Broadway
Kindling
Austin Farnum
William Farnum
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Clyde Fitch
John Cort
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Exete Street
Mary Pickford
An and
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Tremont Row
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Linea
Washington St
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Naples
Soah
Estey Organ
Bill
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Billy Watso
Burlesque
Boyisten
Wilburn
Ericessodes Hodge
the Man From
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Richard Harding Davis
Jules Eckert
Charles Richman
Tully Marshall
Orrin Johnson
Ralph Delmore
Elaine Hammerstein
Shipping News
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Wright & Ditson
S. Grounds
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Chanics
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Columbus
Warren Bridge
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Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Metropolitan Park Commission
Winthrop Shore Reservation
Winthrop
Beacon St
Engineering Department
Commonwealth
William RB
DE Las Casas
Edwin A. Curtis
Ellerton P. Whitney
Everett C. Benton
Charles J. Barton
John R. Rablin
Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
Columbia Hospital For Women
Pennsylvania Ave
25Th Sts
N. W
Elliott ,Woods
U. S. Capitol Building
Commonwealth Ofassachusetts
Board of Bank Incorporation
William H. Peterson
Thomas J. Brady
Max Bernhardt
Samuel Simons
Jacob Levy
Jacob Smith
William P. Hickey
John J. Delea
Vincent DE Simone
Elmco Credit Union
State House
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