Prices Lower in Narrow Trading Across Markets
New York reported total sales of 354,000 shares with 26,782 in Boston and 73,700 shares in Reading as the market turned erratic. Interboro Metropolitan led gains in New York, while Great Northern Ore certificates fell. Boston saw Amalgamated and American Woolen preferred rise amid broad weakness in copper and steel shares. Time money ranged 2 to 4 percent in New York and 4 to 5 percent in Boston amid cautious sentiment and anticipated gold exports.
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Market Prices and Sales Totals Recorded
The Boston Market column for April 13 reports the day’s stock and bond price movements and the total sales figure, presenting a concise snapshot of market activity with emphasis on overall trading volume and notable price shifts.
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Boston
Stockholders Seek Fair Probe Before Reorganizing Plan
The meeting attendees demand a proper investigation before pursuing the reorganization and call for delaying the Portland annual meeting to allow time for examination. The report notes copies sent to President E J White. Adolph Lewisohn sails for Europe for six weeks. Coram leaves for Europe. Fleming leaves for the West. Superior & Pittsburg reelects directors. Illinois Central plans a 285,120 share capital increase with 15 percent subscription for holders of record May 28, with payments due July 7 and Sept 17. Proxies listed to several prominent figures. Boston Curbs raise $1000 for Chelsea fire victims.
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Illinois Central
Alexander Hackstaff
J. T. Harahan
J. J. Astor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
A. W. Auchincloss
Curb Market Activity Delivers Mixed Moves on April 19
In Boston Exchange Place the local curb market showed moderate activity led by Bay State Gas Boston Ely Butte and London Davis Daly and Rawhide. Butte and London plunged from 45c to 20c closing at 22c due to mine shutdowns. Bay State Gas eased to 45c Rawhide rose to 60c. Davis Daly held around 31-32 and 35-50 while Boston Ely stayed near 3.
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Davis-Daly
Dom Copper
Ureka
Greene Gold
Laramie
Miami
Utah
Pioneer M & M
Raven Mining
Santa Ysabe
Queen
Superior & Pitts
Fisher Fleet Brings In 243300 Pounds Of Fresh Fish
Dealers at the fish pier received 243,300 pounds of mixed fresh fish from 12 vessels since Saturday night. Haddock led with 136,500 pounds, cod 78,800, hake 14,000, and cask 14,000. Prices ranged from 43.4 to 51.4 cents for haddock and 61.4 to 61.2 cents for cod. The Benjamin F. Phillips carried 50,000 pounds of haddock and cod from Georges, while Olivia Sears delivered 7,500 pounds of cod. The fleet included the Hockomock and Winifred, and several named boats with various tonnages. The Boston barkentine Antioch was chartered to load lumber for Rosario at $19 per thousand feet. The Cymric and Admiral Dewey arrivals are noted, with captain changes due to illness.
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Hake
Benjamin F. Phillips
Maurice Whalen
Georges
Olivia Sears
Cod
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Silvetra
Angle
Watson
Albert Geigher
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Sadie M. Nunan
Mettacomet
Wearl
Volivin Sears
Little Fannie
Boston Barkentine Antioch
John S. Emery & Co
Rosario
Two Children Await Parents After Boston Fire
A two year old unidentified waif cared for at Beneth Israel Sheltering Home seeks her mother while Jacob Kaplan, six and a half, survives the blaze that destroyed his home. Both children, left orphaned by the fire at 9 Sunday morning, are now under care of Boston shelters and synagogue quarters. Jacob, born in Russia, recounts being kicked from stairs by a fireman and searching for his parents.
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North End
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Maverick Street
Beneth Israel Synagogue
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Boston
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Pearl
Post
Hebrew Free School
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April 14 Miniature Almanac and Port Arrivals
Almanac notes sunrise and sunset times with day length and tides. Maritime list records arrivals and clearances of steamers, tugs, and schooners at ports including Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia and Lynn with cargoes such as fruit coal and barges, plus vessels sailing to Liverpool Hull St John and Newport News.
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Howlett
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Malden
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George Moon
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Sotus
Easton
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Watuppa
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Pocasset
Portsmouth
Fall River
Patience
Lamar
Reading
Charles FF. Pritchard
N. J
Troy
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Gardiner G. Deering
Newport News
Malesim Baxic
News York
Frank Seavy
Flora Rogers
Nelson Signs Up For Bout With Boer Unholz
Nelson signs with Anholz the South African Boer for a fight early May in San Francisco. The bout will take place in the city and pits Nelson against Unholz, with details pending official confirmation and schedule.
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Kelly
Mullins Murder Mystery: Perkins Dropped From Suspect List
In a continuing feature the expert details progress in the Mullins case. Perkins is removed as a suspect after multiple testimonies and a bloody handkerchief found in his room are explained. Other witnesses in Brattle Square and South Boston weigh on Perkins, Downey, and a Cambridge youth as the investigation seeks further candidates.
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Chelsea
Mullins
Annie Mullins
Sian
John LeRoy Perkins
Glasco
South
Boston
Annie
Perkins
F. H. Seavey
Elliott Square
Seavey
Mary Tubbs
Brattle Square
Downey
Cambridge
Ferkins
Suspect In Arlington Murder Claimed On Steamer Rosalind
Police in St Johns Newfoundland have word a man aboard the Rosalind, due from New York, is a suspect in the Arlington Massachusetts murder case. Arlington chief Urquhart was expected to arrive but is delayed by ice near Sydney. The mail steamer is trapped, delaying the official arrival until midweek.
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Roosevelt vetoes dam bill warns against unfunded stream rights
In a special message President Roosevelt vetoed a dam bill and warned Congress of pending measures that would grant stream rights capable of developing 1,300,000 horsepower. He urged a policy to require grantees to pay and signaled a future stance to deny three extra years for Rainy River dam construction.
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Arrest After Queer Blaze Ends with Suspect In Custody
Patrolman Kelly halted a midnight blaze at a four story wooden house owned by Henry A. Sherwood at 46 Seventh Street East Cambridge. He arrested Menuel Oliver 22 a Boston resident and Sherwood’s brother in law after dousing flames saturated with kerosene. A second fire on the building exterior was also extinguished by the officer before turning Oliver over to a citizen.
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Sherwood
Gasolene Motors Offer Cheaper Marine Valveterns
The Lackawanna Marine Valveterns Motors advertised as cheaper in price and durable, praised for simple operation and fuel efficiency. Sold and guaranteed by The Lockwood Manufacturing Company, New England agents, marine engineers and machinists, East Boston, Mass. di2-48
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Herreshoff Co
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
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