Bear Raids Mark Tumbling Market Amid Gold Flows and Copper Hopes
The market faced bear pressure with aggressive short selling and a dramatic London gold shipment of £450,000 ($2,250,000) to the United States. Birmingham steel demand rose, copper prospects improved, and Mexican and Birmingham securities showed potential gain as mineral yields and smelting costs shifted. Pinkham.
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Daily market report with highs lows and closing prices
Official report of sales for the day lists the highest and lowest prices, and shows closing bid and asked figures.
Massachusetts to Lead Squadron to Boston Visit
The battleship Massachusetts is assigned to a squadron bound for Provincetown to join other vessels, then enter Boston Harbor with the Massachusetts in front. Smaller ships depart Norfolk and should reach Provincetown by Thursday, with arrival in Boston planned for Friday or Saturday.
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Stowaways Banned as Trojan Docked at South Boston
The Puritan line steamer Trojan from Antwerp docked at New England pier amid fog and head winds. Two Austrian and German stowaways were jailed for $300 fines while consular passenger Fred Stanley recounted a shipboard hoax. The news notes fisheries cargo, missing sailors, and transatlantic sailings from the area.
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Massapequa Ties Up as Harbor Seeks Anchorage Ground
The Massapequa was moved downstream to an anchorage off Bird Island flats to keep waterways between ferry routes clear for war vessels. Government collier Marcellus moored nearby to bunkers, while City of Macon was released. a New York rep said Savannah service may resume in season though no official notice. Longshoremen sing of a hoped soon return as winter sets in. Fifteen Jamaica passengers arrived at Long Wharf aboard steamer Beverly. Captain McGrath reported eight Cuban transports sighted offshore last Thursday, too distant to signal.
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Moonlight Excursion on Steamer Lewiston Sails with Prize Watch
The first moonlight trip on the steamer Lewiston was a success with perfect weather and a full moon. Tickets sold out. Mr and Mrs Quigley of Charlestown Massachusetts won the gold watch. Major Clark's orchestra performed. another watch prize will be offered next Saturday for the final moonlight excursion.
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Excursion Train to Newport From Boston Sept 1
The New York New Haven and Hartford line runs a special Boston to Newport excursion on Thursday Sept 1 with no change in the $1 round trip fare. Tickets are limited and on sale three days before at No 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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Free Murdoch liquid food for sick soldiers in war effort
Boston based Murdock Liquid Food Company offers free delivery of one case of Mur dock’s liquid food to any sick soldier. It claims rapid absorption without digestion and faster blood recovery, citing use in government hospitals during the War of the Rebellion and past wars abroad.
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Winthrop Steamboat Co.Stages Popular Boston Trips
The Winthrop Steamboat Company reports peak business as daily trips run from Boston to Pilgrim-land aboard the Plymouth and to Salem Willows aboard the O. E. Lewis. Both boats depart from 478 Atlantic Avenue daily, Plymouth at 10 a m, O. E. Lewis at 9:45 on weekdays and 10:30 on Sundays.
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Crowds Gather Around Bernard Wolf Baseball Scoreboard
Increasing interest draws larger crowds to the baseball scoreboard of Bernard M. Wolf known as My Clothier as spectators flood the area with enthusiasm.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals and Departures Today
Shipping notices list arrivals of the hospital ship Solace and numerous steamers with passengers and cargo from Guan tanamo Antwerp Jam Port Antonio and more. Cleared vessels include Sagamore Irene and Ella H Barnes with several tows and barges. several steamers sail for St John N B and Baltimore.
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Boston Seeks bids for 1165 feet of sewer work
The Street Department of the City of Boston invites proposals to build about 1165 linear feet of sewer on Park Street in West Roxbury District Boston Mass. Bid forms bond due by 12 M Friday September 2 1898 with $500 certified check to be city property if proposal not carried out.
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