Market Report Shows Dull Session Before Tobacco Rally
Friday Evening stock scene notes a narrow, professional driven day with small gains and losses. American Tobacco leads a late rally after mixed early trading amid government loan delays and London speculation, while copper and gold markets show cautious strength and new brokerage ties emerge in Denver and Cripple Creek.
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London
Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
American Tobacco
Lazard Freres
Messrs
Edward C. Davis & Co
Washington Street
Colorado Mining Stock Exchange
Denver
F. H. Pettingell
Messrs. Davis & Co
Santa Rosa
Cripple Creek
BE. C. Davis & Co
Bull Hill
Guyot Hill
Globe Hill
Staub Mountain
Big Hill
Victoria
Battle Mountain
Santa Rosa Company
United Electric Securities Company
Portland
Allston Purr
Isaac T. Burr
Uel Carr
J. Newton Cole
Henry Dye
Francis Peabody, Jr
Arthur Per Iry
H. A. Pevear
W. H. Whitney
Mr. Hyde
Oliver Ames
Ames
R. T. Paine
C. A. Coffin
General Electric
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
North Shore Traction
Bay State Gas Combination
Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Swift & Co
Chicago
G. F
E. C
E. F. Swift
L. A. Caton
Art Barnes
J. Redfield
Mit
Pennsylva Railroad
Atchison
Gulf Road
6 Percent Gold Bonds Offer for Conservative Investors
An advertisement promotes 6 percent gold corporation bonds secured by a first mortgage on all assets, issued by a Massachusetts company. Bonds run 40 years with semiannual interest, interest historically paid, and offered at par with no brokerage fees. For details contact J. Q. A. at Postoffice Box 8488, Boston, Mass.
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Bes
Gold Corporation
Raspeay of
Boston
Massachusetts Corporation
Anne
Postoffice
Bouton
Mass
January 3 Official stock report with highs and lows
An official report lists the day’s highest and lowest prices and the closing prices. The document notes bid and asking levels for the traded assets.
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B.ut
Market Ticker: Futures Quiet as Sales Rebound
Furnished by E. E. Leland & Co. shows varied price ranges across months with futures closing quiet. The report lists multiple period figures from September through August and notes 12,000 sales and spot at 45, reflecting market activity and timing across the year.
Swindler Poucher Arrest Case Linked to Marston & Converse
Chief Inspector Watts reports a man calling himself J C Converse and claiming to be with Marston & Converse attempted to obtain goods via bogus drafts. The same man, known as Phillips in Tremont Street, is identified as Poucher, a well known swindler previously arrested in Philadelphia and New York. A firm member could not confirm the man or recognize the pictured likeness.
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Watts
Philadelphia
J. C. Converse
Marston & Converse
Tremont Street
Phillips
Poucher
New York
Andrew Post 15 to hold old-time assembly Tuesday
The armed battalion of John A. Andrew Post 15 will hold one of their old-time assemblies at their hall Tuesday evening January 7 at 8 o'clock.
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John A. Andrew
Thyself and the Science of Life by W M Parker M D
A late 19th century prospectus promoting a medical treatise Thyself and The Science of Life by Dr Wm H Parker. Emphasizes vitality cures for exhausted vitality debility and youth excesses with 125 prescriptions. Offers a one dollar mail price, in French muslin binding, endorsements, and free prospectus from No 4 Bulfinch Street Boston. The ad bills Parker as the most eminent American specialist with testimonials from Medical Review and Boston Herald.
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Royal Sye
Wm. H. Parker
M. D
Reliable
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mags
National Medical Association
Mass
America
Steamers and tugs pass Highland Light in Boston origin list
Steamers Samaria Pritchard of Liverpool and Wendall Burpee Odell of St John N B along with J R Teel Johnson coal port sail. Norseman Liverpool to Boston Yarmouth Dorchester Providence after Highland Light Saturn towing Macauley to Newport News Lancaster from Philadelphia for Portsmouth. Tugs Colon towing Thomaston from Philadelphia to Newburyport Wrestler towing Shenandoah Lincoln to Philadelphia Plymouth C R R Nos 2 and 5 Wilkesbarre Port Johnson George M Winslow towing barges to Weehawken Edgewater Mystic Belle to Newport News D M Anthony William T Donnell Heen H Benedict Norfolk passed Highland Light Cottage City New York to Portland.
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Victorian
Shepherd
Liverpool
William H. Lincoln & Co
Peruvian
Calvert
Glasgow
Dec
Howard
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
E. B. Sampson
Orion
Smith
HL. M. Whitney
Halett
New York
H. M. Whitney
Chattahoochee
Savage
Savannah
Pierraanas
Richardson & Barnard
Williamsport
Godfrey
Hammond
Halifax
Pye
N. C
Portland
Deering
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Magee
Weehawken
Chalmette
Colon
Newburyport
Richardson
Justine H. Ingersoll
Petersen
Rosario
Barkeptine
James H. Hamlen
McDonald
St. Martins
Rocky Glen
Colbeth
J. E. Due Bignon
Turner
Rebecca R. Douglas
Perry
Georgetown
S. C
Jennie
May
St. John
Mary E. Palmer
Haskell
Bertha Dean
Thomas
Childe Harold
Sweeney
George H. Mills
Lent
R. T. Rundlett
Fountain
William B. Herrick
Oliver
May Williams
Reed
Lizzie Babcock
Wheaton
Matilda D. Borda
Norton
John Booth
Emmons
Charles L. Jeffrey
Theall
Port Johnson
John J. Hanson
South Amboy
Sallie E. Ludlam
Kelson
Cathie C. Berry
Foster
New
Norseman
Boston
Yarmouth
Dorchester
Providence
Highland Light
Saturn
Macauley
Newport News
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Thomaston
Wrestler
Shenandoah
Lincoln
Plymouth
Wilkesbarre
George M. Winslow
Binghamton
Edgewater
Mystic Belle
D. M. Anthony
William T. Donnell
Heen H
Benedict
Cottage City
Browne v City of Newton land damage case filed in Cambridge
In the Middlesex Superior Court, Edward B. Browne sues the City of Newton seeking damages for land taken to build a boulevard. The docket lists multiple other civil cases, including actions against Boston, Newton, and various defendants, with law firm representations noted.
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Hayward
Same
Morris
Richardson
White
Warner
Alien
City of
Boston
Payson Et al
Sutton
Trask
Newton
Coen
Fitchburg Railroad
Clark
Cushing
Berry
Reading
Fahey
Newcombe
Bailey
Petition to Enforce Lien In Boston Civil Court
In Massachusetts Suffolk to Boston Municipal Court on January 2 1896 Ernest Pearson petitions to enforce a lien on respondent George H R Preble for sixty dollars ninety cents owed for fare and board. The court orders publication notice in the Boston Post and a continued hearing on January 18 to show cause why relief should not be granted.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Ernest Pearson
George H. R. Preble
Boston Post
Orsino G. Sleeper
Stephen Thacher
Notice of Trustee Sale Under Mortgage of The Franklin Malt Company
A notice announces a trustee sale on a mortgage held by The Franklin Malt Company. The action, governed by applicable statutes, sets forth the date, time, and venue for the sale, along with pertinent terms, borrower details, and rights to cure or redeem.
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Franklin
Change of Name Petition in Massachusetts Probate Court
William Fitzland Hill of Boston petitions to change his name to William Fitzland Brennan. A citation orders all to appear January 16, AD 1896 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon to show cause why the change should not be granted. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Justice John W. McKim presides. Elijah George, Register.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
William Otis Dorr
County of
Boston Post
Jos
A. Willard
Wellington Wells
Gill Engraving Company
Penfield Brothers
George W. Armstrong
S. R. Niles Advertising Agency
Massachusetts
Jos. A. Willard
Middlesex
Andrew J. Barnes
Somerville
Frank T. Barnes
Charles J. MelIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Betsey T. Cod.ding
Oscar W. Codding
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
Elizabeth C. Parkhurst
Elmore F. Brackett
Poston Post
John W. MclXim
Elijah George
Lizzme V. Harrington
Alonzo PR. Currier
Andover
New Hampshire
John W. McKim
William Fitzland Hill
Witliam Fitzland Brennan
Charles N. Carter
A. D
Alva S. Morrison
Ibrahim Morrison
Copartners
Dividend and Extra Dividend Record Dates Announced
William R. Driver treasurer of Boston announces a dividend of three dollars per share and an extra one and a half dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business December 31, 1805. Transfer books closed January 1 to January 15, 1806.
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William R. Driver
Boston
Dividend No. 95 Declares 2 Percent on Preferred Stock
The company will pay a two percent dividend on preferred stock on January 15, 1896 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 31, 1895. Transfer books close from January 1 to January 15, inclusive. Daniel A. Gleason, Treasurer.
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Daniel A. Gleason
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the Post
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Minot, Hooper & Co
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Dartmouth Street
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Plumer
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Temple
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S. B. Samuels
M. M
Rosseter and
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Bes Morse & CO
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Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Chardon St
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Charles W. York & CO
Border St
R. Hodson & Son
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Pine St
Canton ST
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Vincent, Hathaway & CO
Broad Street
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A. KR. Andrews
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