Money Market and Stock Exchange Roundup in Boston and New York
Banking balances and weekly exchanges are reported with rates for call loans and commercial paper. Stocks show gains in several rail and industrial issues, with notable activity in Lackawanna Jersey Central Reading and Richmond and Danville, while copper, corn and meat markets outline steady to firm prices and export demand in Chicago Milwaukee and New York.
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Boston
Prime Mercantile
New York
Lackawanne
Jersey Central Isle
Delaware
Findson
Reading
Richmond
Danville
New England
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Pacific
Peette
Europe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Denver
Rio Grande
Houston
Texas Central
Chicago
New Orleans
Ohio
Missippi
St. Paul
Minnesota
Manitoba
Dakota
Gulf
Chicago Grain Markets Edge Higher on Wheat Gains
A late special from George E. Eldredge & Co reports mixed activity with wheat and provisions advancing while corn remains dull due to ample receipts and favorable weather. Export demand weak but supplies tighten as spring wheat is scarce. pros remain cautious with a gradual value rise and no bulge purchases. Oats and corn inspections show varied activity while Egyptian cotton hopes fade amid rain and cold. Total New York merchandise imports for the week reach 4.538 million dollars, with dry goods at 2.291 million.
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St Louis
Milwaukee
Loledo
New York
Totel
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Liverpool
Cape
George E. Eldredge
Commercial Exchange
S4ige
Silac
Flour prices and midwest flour market report
Flour firmer across grades with weekly receipts totaling 27 231 bushels and 34 265 sacks, Michigan and Minnesota f lour leading gains. Trade remains fair as buyers hesitate but full quotations trend higher. regional activity shown in Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and New York markets with mixed shipment data and export demand.
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Chicago
Louis
Cincinnati
New York—Park
Bbis Family
City Extra India
Union
Sii
Western Rangers
Minnesota
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Sher Millers
St Louis
Petone
Vis
Ce Pa
York
Detroit
Toledo
Lion
London bullion draw and mixed market reports Sept 19
Financial notes report Bank of England bullion withdrawal of 500000 pounds. Paris quotes three per cent rente at Sif. London market updates show wheat and corn movements, Liverpool prices for winter and spring wheat, corn and provisions. Havana sugar market signals light turnover but firm prices amid favorable foreign news. Extensive cargo listings across Halifax, Yarmouth, St John, Moncton and other ports accompany varied commodities and ship arrivals.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
California
England
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Hayan
Receipts of Stavie Products and Railroads 1910 Trade Totals
A transcription of 1910 commerce logs listing shipments by Stavie Products and multiple railroads including Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine, Haine, Western Division, Lowe, and By Sea. Items include bales wool, corn, oats, wheat, bacon, butter, cheese, lard, flour, leather, skins, tea, coffee, eggs, potatoes, and various boxes and tubs with counts and weights. The data enumerate numerous consignments and cargo quantities across several companies and routes on Sept 19.
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Stavie
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Raiiroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburr Kellroad
Y Haine Railreec
Easstern Pivisior
Maine Railroad
Western Division
Lowe Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Government action compels Pacific Mail subsidy review
Secretary Lamar halts July monthly subsidy to Pacific Mail by Central and Union Pacific railroads. Officials from Central Pacific and Pacific Mail dispute government right to intervene. Government seeks lowest public rates, not monopoly, while Pacific Mail retains freight room for potential South and Central American business. Also notes reorganizational plans for Louisville Evansville and St Louis route, foreclosure suit in Indiana, and new street railway steps in Worcester.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Gresham
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Road
Illinois State Railroad Commissioners
United States Supreme Court
Burlington and Missouri
Union Pacific
Cnesgo
Burlington and Quincy
St. Paul
United States
Oregon Improvement Company
Kansas City
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Memphis
Ft. Scott
Gulf
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Wall Street News
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Pacific Mail Company
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Adams
Crocker
Central Pacific
Houston
Pacific Mall
Pacific Mail
Steamship Company
Secretary of the Interior
Pacific
Louisville
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St. Louis
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Louisville, Evansville and
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Jonas H. French
Isaac T. Burr
William T. Hart
Anbum
Muncie, Ind
Delaware
Central Trust Company of New York
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Lake Erie and Western
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
George J. McGourkey
G. J. McGourkey
J.P. Chancey
New Street Railway
Worcester
Charlies B. Pratt
Henry S. Pratt
Hiram Forbes
Elid. Whiteman
Griffits M. Maffarris
Azurah S Tripp
Fall River
Frank S. Stevens
Swansea
Charles P Pratt
Frank W. Brightman
R. James Salmon
Salisbury
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Railroad Gazette
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Express
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Railroad Commission Act
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Rescript in Turnbull Pomeroy Trustee Case Sidesteps Limits
The supreme court in Berkshire county issues a rescript on William Turnbull et al versus Silas H Pomeroy et al regarding Turnbull as trustee of Theodore Pomeroy estate. The ruling allows Turnbull & Co to receive commissions and guaranty as part of trust assets with Turnbull entitled to his share, noting a testator may grant more liberal compensation to trustees. The decree affirms that a trustee could be paid more than standard law would permit under the will.
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William Turnbull
Als
Silas H. Pomeroy
Supreme Court For
Berkshire County
Turnbull
Theodore B. Pomeroy
Dawes
George M. Stearns
Endicott
Frank P. Goulding
Holmes
William Turnbull & Co
New York
Theodore Pomeroy
Pittsfield
Turnbull & Co
Mr. Pomeroy
Consignees
Pomeroy
Frm
Theodore L. Pomeroy
Insolvency Proceedings Scatter Across Multiple Firms
Creditors of Hosea W. Leach accept 30 cent composition while Samuel M. Corran enters insolvency after partial acceptance. Several Boston and regional firms fail or seek settlements, with assets and liabilities listed and creditors receiving dividends from registered cases in Salem and other courts.
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Hosea W. Leach
Boston
Leach
Samuel M. Corran
George G. McLaughlin
Oliver Street
F. A. Barteux
Green Street
Suffolk County
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute
Salem
George E. Lewis
Crocker & Brown
Peter Sim & Sons
Mahoney
Leonard
George W. Lincoln
Fall River
F. K. Goodale
Lowell
Howe & Richardson
Newburyport
M. Fenneran & Co
Frederickton
N. B
Monroe Peabody
General Merchandise
Canton
E. H. Berry
Providence
R. I
Fitch Maynard
Norwich
Conn
R. J. Harrison
Tailor
Birmingham
Willis W. Clark
Boots and Shoes
Eugene Prett
Bridgeport
Edward H. Moody
Athletic
Hartford
Covn
R. D. Gardner
Adams
N. Y
J. KR. Mitchell & Co
Boots
Fredonia
E. M. Clark
Clinton
James H. Sage
Troy
N.Y
W.H
D. F. Pence
Millers
Great Crossing
English & Bro
Campbellsville
Tenn
J.D. Thompson
Paints
Marshall
George Egelhoff
Jerseyville
Universalists Convention Session Planned in Boston Area
The Massachusetts convention of Universalists meets with the First Universalist Society of the Bunker Hill district on Tuesday through Thursday this week. The assembly opens at 2 PM Tuesday. Tufts professor Shipman delivers the annual sermon, with addresses by Revs. J M Pullman of Lynn and B F Bowles of Abington on Wednesday at 2 PM and 7 30 PM, among others.
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Music Hall
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Orlando Harley
Mule. Lablache
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Eres
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Boston
Southeastern Massachusetts Musical Association
Taunton
Handel
Judas Maccabaeus
Berlioz
Egypt
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Lovely
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Aline Osgood
Bebe Cole
Emma Thorsby
Emma Juch
Emily Winant
Henrietta Beebe
G. J. Parker
Isae Babcock
Wilbur Gunn
A. E. Stoddard
Ideal Opera Company
Victor
Bine Stocking
Neuendorff
Percy J. Cooper
Cyclorama Building
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Convention of Universalists
First Universalist Society
Bunker Hill District
Shipman
Tufts College
J. M. Pullman
Lynn
B. F. Bowles
Abington
Busy Saturday at Parker House with many clubs dining
Saturday crowds filled Parker House as the ladies parlor became a dining room. Reform Club used the large dining room, with Commercial Boston and Agricultural clubs also dining there. Massachsetts, New England and Commercial travellers clubs dined at Young's. No guests or public question discussions occurred.
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Reform Club
Commercial
Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Young's
Boston Police Appoints New Superintendent and Chief Inspector
By order of the board of police Captain Cyrus W Small becomes superintendent of Boston police and Orrintaun M Hanscom succeeds Ham as chief inspector. Hanscom, born in Oxford Maine in 1846, has a record of key investigations and recoveries including the Dewey case, Meserye forgery, and bank defalcations. His promotion aims to unify a previously disorganized inspectorate and efficiency in public service.
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Cyrus W.small
Boston
Orrintaun M. Hanscom
Capt. Ham
Hanscom
Lieut
Eldridge
Station 11
Small
Hurley
White
Burrill
Maine
Old Watch Department
Division 5
Oxford
Nathan Pratt
Reading Band
School of Philosophy
George W. Meserye
Meserye
Charles F. Dewey
Skelton
Dewey
Smith
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Theis
Howe
Woman’s Bank
Nathan Ganz
Watertown Bank
Tilden G. Abbott
Blaney
Insurance Totals On Smith Organ Company Fire Loss
The Smith Organ company building fire is expected to cost up to 875000 in losses. Insurance coverage spans numerous companies with varied limits including City of London Orient Hartford Howard Union Merchants Queen London Exchange New York Spring Garden North American London Provincial and others, with several polices listed and stacked across building machinery stock and specific risk items.
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Boston Museum
James Albery
Wyndham’s
Criterion Theatre
London
Boulogne
Dan Mcguinnis
Boston
Park Theatre
Lord Tatters
Charles Gayler
Mr. Maguinnis
William E. Hines
Charles Drake
Paul Arthur
Fred P. Ham
W. S. Taylor
Amy Ames
Kate Foley
Isabella Coe
Rachuel Bootis
Fanny Bachelder
Kiralfy Brothers
Mignant
Jersey Light Guard
Globe Theatre
Daly Brothers
Yale
Howard M. B. Leavitt
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Scalchi
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de Anna
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Union
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Fire Association
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Exchange of New York
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Northern Assurance
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Equitable
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Guardian
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Last Letter of Andrew Jackson to Senator Gwin
Hermitage May 9 1845 letter from Andrew Jackson on his deathbed to Dr William M Gwin a private farewell praising Gwins patriotism and democratic principles. Jackson expresses friendship and wishes for prosperity and happiness to Gwin and family with a hopeful afterlife greeting.
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Gwin
Andrew Jackson
Senator Gwin
Gen. Jackson
Hermitage
William M. Gwin
Washington
Sam
Many Grandparents Share Birth Of Berlin Baby
Mrs James Andrews of Berlin has just welcomed a son. The infant’s wide circle of kin includes grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Babcock and Mr and Mrs George Andrews. Great grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Babcock and Mr and Mrs Hartwell Sawyer. Great great grandmother Mrs Samuel Kendall. Residents span Boylston and Kerlinites as the family cites the babys support network.
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James Andrews
Berlin
Thomas Babcock
George Andrews
Albert Babcock
Boston Prison Force Examinations For Watchmen Filed
A dozen applicants, mostly middle aged American born men, were examined at the state house public room on Saturday under civil service rules for prison watchman or gateman posts at ferries. Chief examiner Henry Sherwin led the tests, which covered arithmetic and English plus job duties. Examiners included Col. Guy C. Underwood, Lieut. Benjamin T. Eldredge, and Charles F. Davis.
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State House
Civil Service
Henry Sherwin
Guy C. Underwood
Deer Island Institution
Benjamin T. Eldredge
Boston Police
Charles F. Davis
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