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Adolphus Meir & Co. |   | St. Louis | Missouri | 1830s | 1870s |
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See also Meier, Adolphus. Adolphus Meir & Co. (certainly a misspelling of Adolphus Meier & Co.)
was most likely a trading company. Known are locks for deringer kind pistols or coat pistols stamped ADOLPHUS MEIR & CO./SNT LOUIS. In 1865 Adolphus Meir figured as one of the DIrectors of the Atlantic & Mississippi Steamship Company which operating about 21 steamboats on the Mississippi. See also U.S. Supreme Court, St. Louis Ins. Co. v. St. Louis, V.T.H. & I. Railroad Co., October 1881. Page 146 and follows, treating the lost of a shipment of cotton by an accidental fire in Jersey Ciry. From this document it seems that Adolphus Meir & Co. was operating in cotton business around 1873 and traded with C.G. Meir & Co., London, England. |