Stock Market Quiet as Traders Await Transvaal News
A dull market session sees bears wary of selling and bulls reluctant to buy while awaiting Transvaal developments. Sugar dominates activity with erratic moves from 117 to 113 ¾, closing weak. Posts discuss inside selling by Hudson & Co and assorted mining and financial notes across Boston and New York firms.
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Transvaal
Ladysmith
New York
Hudson & Co
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer House
E. C
I. C
Standard Oil
S. O
B. C
United States
Chartered
Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & CO
Boston
Joshua A Brown & CO
Bankers
State St
Wall $T
New York City
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
the Rookery
Chicagae
Boston Stock Exchange daily prices report
Boston January 15 report lists the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for today at the Boston Stock Exchange.
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Boston
Chicago
Ann
Bay
Eeeerry Park
Lord Vauuaty
Unlisted Bonds and Stocks Hit Total Sales
Total sales show bonds at 37010 dollars with 7000 unlisted bonds and GSTS shares. Unlisted stocks comprise 12767 shares.
Sales Reported by Wilson W Fay and Company
Wilson W Fay and Co at No 7 State Street reports latest sales figures. The notice emphasizes strong performance across key departments and notes sustained growth for the quarter.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Wheat Opens Weak Amid Dampened Demand and Global Supply Shifts
Wheat opened weak at 0.44 cents lower as foreign news and rising world shipments weighed on prices. Liquidity fell with little demand beyond put holders and short sellers while liquidation persisted. Liverpool reports cheaper Argentine offerings and U K and continental shipments rose. visible supply dropped 1.8 million bushels with a shift from the Towa elevator. Northwest receipts stood at 528 cars, compared with 1000 the year before and 857 the prior week.
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Messrs. Steward
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Northwest
Violent Lavatory Assault in Tremont Building
A tall 6 foot 11 inch man identified as Walter K. Barrett attacked Mrs. Fred M. Carr in a Tremont Building lavatory on the sixth floor. Barrett, believed from Concord New Hampshire, was detained after she screamed for help. she sustained facial injuries and clothing damage while resisting the attempted assault.
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Tremont
Tremoni
Arthur Adams Folsom
Fred M. Carr
Belmont Street
Somerville
Concord
N. H. Barrett
Barrett Described as Insane In Concord Report
Walter K. Barrett known as Dick, a former Concord drug clerk, is described by employer W. P. Underhill as an irre sponsible, mentally wrecked man. Friends and family note a year of mental decline linked to Lowell associations and a Boston incident.
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Concord
N. H
Walter K. Barrett
Charles H. Barrett
Concord Railroad
Barrett
York Beach
Lowell
W. P. Underhill
Boston
Geen
Reese Freed By Court Of Appeals In Mine Workers Case
In St Louis on January 15 Judge Thayer of the Court of Appeals ruled for John P. Reese a member of the United Mine Workers executive committee now jailed at Fort Scott Kans contempt of court. The court upheld Reese claim that the injunction barring him from addressing striking miners did not apply to him and ordered his release.
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ST. Louis
Thayer
Court of Appeals
John P. Reese
United Mine Workers of America
Fort Scott
Kan
Reese
Descriptive itineraries for Pennsylvanian tours to Washington
Descriptive itineraries of tours to Washington with side trips to Old Point Comfort Get tysburg and Richmond, leaving Boston Feb 2 March 2 16 and 80 April 18 and 27 and May 11 under the personally conducted tourist system of the Pennsylvania railroad may be obtained from D N Bell tourist agent 205 Washington street Boston.
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Washington
Old Point Comfort
Gettysburg
Richmond
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Royal Blue Line
Luray
A. J. Simmons
New England
Workman Struck by Arlington Express in Boston Injury Omission
Herbert M. Dunham of the Boston Transprint ship news department was struck and killed by an Arlington express on the Boston & Maine lines between Walnut Street Bridge and Winter Hill station at 7 16 yesterday morning. The body was carried 60 feet by the locomotive. Also noted are details of seven day tours to Washington with Royal Blue line departures from Boston and a retirement with Civil War service for Patrolman W P Gorman.
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Herbert M. Dunham
Ship News Department
Boston Transprint
Souuthern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Walnut Street Bridge
Winter Hill
Arlington Express
Dean's Ointment Offers Instant Relief and Cure
Itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment giving instant relief and permanent cure. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Charitable Irish Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society met at Parker House last evening. Hon. R. E. Flynn gave an address on Colonial Laws of Massachusetts after the business session. T. J. Hurley sang several selections while Charles M. Dolan played the piano.
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Charitable
Irish Society
Parker House
RE. J. Flynn
Massachusetts
T. J. Hurley
Charles TI. Dolan
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the Audit Company OF
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