Market News Briefs and Copper Outlook After Steam of Reports
Financial notes report Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis railroad dividends delayed due to rolling stock needs while 1897 year results show gross 4 914 000 and net 1 519 592. Franklin copper prospects discussed with 1500 tons daily capacity and 1.15 percent copper content, potential annual output 10 350 000 pounds. Union Pacific results strong, Chicago meeting profits listed and a 3 per share Pullman dividend announced for February 12 1898 with stock records closing February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cuba
McKinley
Washington
E Bears
Mdon
Yester
Kansas City, Fortett & Memphis Railroad
Union Pacific
London
Kansas Pacific
Franklin Mining
Ayden, Stone & Co
Franklin
Franklin, Jr
Quincy Mining Company
Metropolitan Street Railway
Osceola
Kearsarge
Denver & Gulf
Illinois Steel
Chigo
Thempany
Pullman
Reet
Shore
York Central
Lake Shore
New York Central Treasury
Pinkham
Boston Stock Sales Report Snapshot
Official report of daily stock sales with the high and low for the day and the closing price. It presents the market activity including the bid and asked figures for the securities traded in Boston.
Copper Stocks Offer High Yields At Elevated Prices
Our note notes copper stocks advancing beyond current levels with a projected rise in leading producers. Clark Ames & Co. bankers offer free full information and a special letter on copper stocks, highlighting dividends, margins, and options for investors.
Water Works Officials Gather for New England Dinner
Over fifty water works superintendents from major New England cities attended the New England Water Works Association dinner at Young's Hotel. Speakers included F H Crandall on pipe leakage losses of about 9 percent, H G Holden on laying a 4 inch main across the Nasiua River bed, and Solon M Allis on arid Southwest water practices. President Willard Kent presided.
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New England
New England Water Works Association
Young’s Hotel
F. H. Crandall
C. E
Nasiua
Holden
Allis
United States
Doten Named Land Commissioner Replacement Appointed
The executive council approved Captain Charles C. Doten as a harbor and land commissioners board member replacing ill Charles H. Howland with a $2000 yearly salary. Trustees named for Perkins Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital include Norwood P. Hallowell Thomas I. Temple William Richardson Francis Appleton David Kimball William Bigelow Charles Bemis Henry Howe. David T. Dickinson designated to Worcester Lunatic Hospital to fill Fr. C. Lowell’s seat.
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Charles C. Doten
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Charles H. Howland
Norwood P. Hallowell
Thomas I. Temple
William l. Richardson
Boston
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Perkins Institute For the Blind
David P. Kimball
William S. Bigelow
Charles V. Bemis
Medford
Henry
Unclaimed baggage sale at South Boston depot nets small sums
Thousands of unclaimed pieces held by the New York New Haven and Hartford were auctioned in the South Boston freight house. Auctioneer Bird led a lively sale with handbags 15 to 25 cents and trunks around a dollar. A curious buyer paid 1.25 for a satchel, opening purchases to reveal contents. Remaining items include 15 000 umbrellas and parasols.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Boston
Bird
Shipping News Mini Almanac for February 10
Maritime brief lists arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners on the Weehawken to Baltimore and Portland routes. Several vessels depart for Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp and Jam via New York with associated towing barges and tugs. Weather notes include sunrise and moonrise times and high water periods.
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Victorian
Shepherd
Liverpool
Sachem
Walters
Juniata
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Santuit
Nye
Portland
Deering
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Marjorie
Edwards
Newport Newg Va
Hume
London
Alice M. Colburn
John J. Hanson
Boothbay
Washington, D. C
Cox and Green
Newport News
Cambroman
Lancastrian
Hibernian
Glasgow
Parkmore
Avonmouth
Eng
Azamor
Antwerp
Belvidere
Port Antonio
Jam
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
Chattahoochee
Savannah
New York
Parthian
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Salem
Henry Clay
Berks
Lorberry
Reading
Portsmouth
Schuylkill
Herman Winter
Carbonero
Mahanoy
Excelsior
Indian Ridge
Storm King
Vineyard Haven
Guardian seeks final account in insane Boston estate
In Suffolk Probates, William H. Jackson guardian of Peter Oxenbridge Thacher an insane person late of Boston presents his first and final account for allowance The guardian must publish the citation weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail copies to known interested parties at least seven days before the March 3 1898 hearing Judge John W McKim presiding Register Elijah George notes and orders service by publication and mailing
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary A. Ward
Cambridge
Edward P. Collier
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Suffolk
Margaret E. A. Hunt
Benjamin H. Hunt
John W. McKim
Elijah George
J. P. J. Ward
Tremont Bldg
Levi Prosser
Amanda M. Prosswr
Augustus E. Scott
Frank D. Brown
Lexington
Amanda M. Prosser
Sid Court
John W. McKim, Esquire
Peter Oxenbridge Thacher
William H. Jackson
Ward
Guardian
Insolvency assignee named for Joseph H. Nash
Burton Payne Gray is appointed assignee of Joseph H. Nash of Brookline Norfolk Massachusetts with Boston business address. Second meeting of creditors to be held at the Court of Insolvency Boston on April 1 1898 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for creditors to appear and prove claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Mary E. Weymouth
Court House
Pemberton Square
Joseph P. Silsey, Jrt
Joseph H. Nash
Brookline
Norfolk
Commonwealth
Burton Payne Gray
Middlesex
Riluien A. Connell
Watertown
East Cambridge
George W. Tebbetts
Massachusetts
Henry M. Wallis
George J. Baumeister
Hearing on Bill 317 Excise Commission in Boston
State House Boston February 1898 Committee on Liquor Laws to hear parties interested in Bill No 317 regarding excise commission for the city of Boston. Meeting to be held Room 439 State House Friday February 11 at 11 00 a m W H Cook chairman EB B Estes clerk of the committee.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Election Laws
WM. W. Davis
Committee On Public Service
Third District
Eastern
Middlesex
Committee On Public Health
Charles E. Folsom
William J. Bullock
Committee On
Cook
EB. B. Estes
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Flarket
Fort Scott & Gulf
Boston Stock Sales
M Bell
Tchison
I C
Fts &G
Fts & M
Cc & Bine
R& Fts Js E
Ex Cent 1St Inc
EK Tel
Do Inc
Yis Central
Pston el
Albany
As & Lowell
Maine
JTR& Ss Y
M & St P
Nh&h
Nion Pacific
Aee
Itno
Eeresresas
Nta Ysa Tees
Olverine
Bell
N Electric
Eeeseee
Ergenthaler
Liz
Eee
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay, & Co
State Street
Cochiti Gold
Keely Motor of
Phil Theese
Utah
Peete
Cerekouis
Mass
Clark, Ames & Co. Bankers and Stock Brokers
Burton
Boston & Nevada Copper
Allouez Mining
NEW York Stock Exchange
Atchison Eat
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Ches & Ohio
Ellinois
St Louis
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
den & RG
Erie (New
Hocking Valley
Coeree
Illnois Central
Lake Erie & W
Lake Shore Ee
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
St Ry
Michigan Central
Hawaiian Com Co
Mobile & Ohio
KX & T
Sus & W Ind & L
Nor & West Ee
Oly
Pacific Eee
Ontario & W
Rock Island
San Fran
LEGO
St Paul Peewee
St Paul & Omaha
Texas & Pacific
K&g
Chicago
Gt Western
Ss Gas
Consolidated Gas
Col I & Iron
Oon
General Electric
Geant Ee
TC & Iron Ste
Western Union
St L & Ss
Doten Land Commissioner
Shipping. News
Massachusetts Metropolitan Water Board
Metropolitan Water Board
Mt. Vernon Street
Chestnut Hill
George’s Creek
Cumberland
Henry H. Sprague
Wilmot R. Evans
P. WA
William N. Davenport
Medical
Hallock 4 Dical Institute
Intel
Dr. Hallock
Hallock Medical Institute
the Court St
Warren Line
Canada
Kinnans
Stown To
Toman
Sagamore
Norseman
Qu Land Nausencers
John Farley & Sons
State St
Will
Toad
Fitchburg Docks
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Klondike Outeits
OAK Hall Clothing CO
Washington St
EBER
Steinway
Chickering
Hallet & Davis
Ivers & Pond
Knabe
Tremont St
C. G. Harvey & Co
Boylston St
Weber
Sterling
Emerson
Hardmann
C. GC. Harvey & CO
Newman
Beacon
Dorchester
Eliot St
Wantehd
Gladwin
Doane St
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
VonMohl Co
Agts
Cincinnati
RE. A. Whitiemore
Co. Nybo
Heath St
Roxbury
Southampton
St. Paul
Paris
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
U. H. Palmer
Old State House
Tolman
Tilden
Parisian Remedy CO
A. & S. Hargrove
Columbus Ave
Cazenove St
J. E. Bishop
Pelham
Cor. Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
J. W. McCloskey
Adams St
Jackson
Home Remedy CO
Tren Nant St
Portland Steamers
Bay State
Eave India
Portand
Portland, Co
F. Williams
FE. W. Gahan
Tremont al
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Phila
Charleston
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Fiske Building
Waverley House
the Post
Emerson and McPhail
ER. E. Berry
Brook Ave
Copper River
Iris
North American Mining & Transportation CO
Alaska
Gillon Ec Davis & CO
Main St
Hoagland
Cornhill
Warrenton St
Cor
Shawmut Ave
Cambridge St
Beacon St
Somerville
R. Hodson & Son
Bennington St
East
Grub
Deane St
David Sloane
St. Paul St
H. I. Lee
Ferry St
Maic
Ilarrison Ave
Hotel Pelham
Rishon
Barlston St
Javainn Aex Tene Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
Lewis Wharf
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Ave
A. Dew. Sampson
N. B
Williams
Chas. Thompson
Thompson & Herman
Tremont Row
Abelard EB. Wells
S. S
U. S. Mail
U. S
Long Wharf
Maritime Provinces
Dominion Atlantic Ry. S. S. Line
State St. J
Masters
G. P
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Yorleana
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New
Hexico
Selornado
Calfornia
E. E. Currier
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Ase
Trafic
Broadway
Cambridgeport
City Hall
Clarke
Massachusetts Avenue
Upham’s Corner
G. H
Leyland St
Dudley St
Munand
Everett
Central
Pleasant
Mis. Cook
Chambers St
McLean Court
McLean St
Worcester Sq
Springfield
Harrison Ave
West Dedham
Tooms
Wantpd
Temple Pl
Connolly
Water St
Gray St
City
EF. L. James
Wash, St
Sussex St
Hamilton Jewelry CO
Bromfield St
Latimer
Samuel W. George
James P. Ramsay
The
Yarmouth Steamship Co
N. S
Nova Scotia
H. F. Hammond
Washington Street
Chatham Street
Ireland
Martin J. Roche
Bowst
Sachiem
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Milk St
Thomas Redington
James F. Redington
Admr
Porter Street
New Yor
Park Square Station
En Haven & Hartford
Shore Lin
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Shore Line
Pdge
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Fall River Line
Rait and Sound
Fall River
Newport
Meni
Plymouth
Stonington
Rail and Sound
New Hampshire
Norwich
Lowell
City OF Worcester
Shoreline
Pennsylvania
R. A
Maryland
Colonial Express
Federal Express
GEO. L. Qounor
Fandala
L. H. Palmer
Boston Pass
Gent
H. A. Gripp
Tyrone
Penn
SuTuThell
Alberts
Chestnut Ave
Jamaica Plain
DE Soto Distributing
St. Louis
Imperial Cigar CO
New York City
Swift Collection Agency
Herald Building
Ames
Roy
South End
Munro’s
Homer Mig. CO
Lewiston, Mo
Suite 8
Taylor’s
Boylston
Forrester
Tremont
G. White
Foster Machine CO
W. 20Th St
N. Y
Rindge Ave
North
Worcester St. B
Cliff St
Rox
Remington
Fifth St
P. O
Red Bank
New Jersey
Alpine Safe & Lock CO
Tone
Emmet
Tandy
Lord Edward
PUB
Justice of the Peace
Larrabee
Astrology
Prof
Taylor
Manchester
Sholes
Milan
Churchill
Columbus
Mme
Wanda
Springfield St
M. Frances
Slye
Tremont Theatre Dancing Academy
Huntington Ave
ARIES
Chichester
Particus Jara
Prueggists
Chichester Chemical Co
Philada
Stationery
Thorp & Martin CO
Coburn Stationery CO
GLOBE
Worliss
New Cook Store
Circuit St. Hoxbury
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