Market gains in London and New York as steel and sugar lead
Tuesday evening summary: London cables show a stronger market after South Africa shocks. New York opens strong with brisk buying, heavy short covering, and active commission buying. Leading movers include Sugar, American Steel and Wire, and Atchison preferred and Northern Pacific rails. Close signals a potential further rise if public funds continue.
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London
South Africa
New York
American Steel and Wire
Atchison Preferred
Northern Pacific
Is Wheat Going Up
A humorous bar remark frames a market note on wheat price trends. The piece cites past buying below 70c as a trigger and lists financial figures: total sales Bonds 35762.50, unlisted bonds 54000, stocks 14812 shares, unlisted stocks 14487 shares.
Market notes and corporate earnings from 1900 era signals
An assembled digest reports wheat price trends, small margins on wheat trading, and profits from American Steel and Wire with dividends. It notes Sugar stock activity and insider purchases, Edison Electric leadership change, Erie Telegraph rights subscription, and oil company results including United States Oil and North American Gold Dredging Company assets and dividends.
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Alexican Central
Io Railroads
Atch
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Goston & Albany
Boston
Toston & Maine
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Mason
W&h
Ant and Old Colony
Aetna
Allouez
Dominion Coal
Bim River
Wigan
Humboldt
Montana
Quincy
Rhode Island
Org Tecumseh
Crimountain
Utah
Victor Pe
Winona Eee
Gealy Wolverine
Am Bell Tel
Boston Land
Federal Steel
Cenaral Electric
New England
the Pullman Co
Torrington
United Fruit St
United Shoe
West Electrite
Am Sugar
Amalgamated
Ag Chem
Am Steel & Wire
U S
American Steel & Wire Company
Chicago
Gates
C.L. Edgar
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Jacob C. Rogers
Walter C. Baylies
C. W. Amory
Treasury
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
New York
Gall Loane
Occansiecniaecas
United States Oil
Globe National Bank
North American
St. Mary’s
Jay State
Little Tiger
Fortuna Republica
Mass Consolidated Mining
Mass Company
Bond Trading Data From Boston Stock Exchange
Boston stock records show daily bond sales figures with high and low prices and closing bids and asks. Listings include various issues with price points around 100, and multiple small lots highlighted by numbers and percent figures.
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Atch
T& SF
Central
B& Q
de Bias
Y&n Midh Serip
Wheat and grain markets open lower amid cold wave and plagues
Chicago opening prices show wheat down 14 cents from yesterday with general weakness across corn oats and pork futures. Reports cite Liverpool higher but nearby unloading and a tighter world supply Bradstreet notes a 2 088 600 bushel decline and mills demand easing amid a cold wave and plague news from Buenos Aires to Kogario with markets closing easy.
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Chicago
Janmat
Isesessesas
Arrianammmea E'S
Nis Eee
Eomsalso
Alivy Pareacsus Saag
Messrs
Howard, Crosby & Cosey
Liverpool
Bradstreet
New York
Kogario
Real Estate Exchange Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Banquet
About 17 percent of covers were laid at the Algonquin Club for the Real Estate Exchange tenth annual banquet. President John Mason Little led remarks praising Boston’s harbor progress and the organization’s 60 percent membership rise. Speakers urged bold harbor development and growth for Boston and New England.
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Algonquin Club
Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
John Mason Little
Boston
Earth
Charles H. Taylor
William B. Rice
Metropolitan Park Commission
Melvin O. Adams
Revere Beach & Lynn
Washington
Boston Harbor
Lincoln
Harbor and River Commission
United States
Commonwealth
Congress
Treasury
New England
England
Germany
New York
New York Central
Albany
Frederic Hl Viaux
Alpheus H. Hardy
Amherst Alumni Banquet Welcomes New President Harris
The Amherst Alumni Association held a highly attended banquet at the Hotel Somerset last evening to welcome President George Harris, the college’s new head chosen after Merritt S. Gates. President Charles P. Searle presided with remarks by Harris and several alumni and faculty members.
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Ing
United States
Committee On
Charles P. Mooney
Clement J. Moriarty
John M. Sullivan
Amherst Alumni Association
Somerset
George Harris
Merritt S. Gates
Charles P. Searle
Harris
Charles A. Sibley
Arthur L. Spring
Leighton Parks
Edward Cummings
Orvard
Samuel T. Elder
Edward Hitchcock
George A. Leland
C. PB. Merrill
A. Delabarre
Dinner to Wolcott Ex Gouvernor Wolcott at University Club
Ex governor Wolcott was honored with a dinner at the University Club hosted by friends. Invitations came from Francis H Appleton John C Gray Charles Flamlin Augustus Hlemenway Henry L Higginson Henry S Howe Amory A Lawrence Bishop William Lawrence Francis C Lowell Richard Olney Henry Parkman and William I Wharton. Sixty eight diners attended a brief reception with handshakes and toasts from Judge Lowell and the ex governor.
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Wolcott
University Club
Francis H. Appleton
John C. Gray
Charles §. Flamlin
Augustus Hlemenway
Henry L. Higginson
Henry S. Howe
Amory A. Lawrence
Bishop William Lawrence
Francis C. Lowell
Richard Olney
Henry Parkman
William I. Wharton
Judge Lowell
Judge Jowell
Roger Wolcott
Crane
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Eliot
Solomon Lincoln
Hamlin
William Lawrence
George H. Lyman
H. J. Higginson
William F. Wharton
Cambridge Budget Sparks Charter Change and City Caucus Overhaul
Cambridge voters face a charter amendment to grant the Mayor veto power over school committee actions affecting spending. The annual budget totals 2,180,287 with specified departmental allocations and revenue projections. A separate plan seeks statewide rules for municipal caucuses with ward nominations and Australian ballot procedures. A fire commissioner appointment is referred to the fire department, and John W. Roberts’ reserve police confirmation remains tabled.
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School Committee of
Champlin
Committee On
Malley
Common Council
Board of Aldermen and School Committee
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Perkins
Committee On Fire Department
Fire Department
John W. Roberts
Pro Boer Mass Meeting Planned at Paneuil Hall
A pro Boer mass meeting is scheduled at Paneuil Hall under the patronage of the A O H of Suffolk County on Monday evening February. The committee expects national reputation speakers and anticipates a large turnout to support the Boer cause.
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Paneuil Hall
A. O. Hl
Suffolk County
Committee of
Hibernians Plan Fund Drive at Faneuil Hall
Suffolk county Hibernians pledge to raise 50000 for Boer relief with medical supplies ambulance corps and equipment. Subscriptions from local cities go to Holland Society in New York as officers finalize plans at Hibernian Hall in Boston.
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Sarare
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New York
Hibernian Hall
Washington Street
Public Boer Meeting Tonight in Spelman Hall
Arrangements for the mass meeting are complete for 8 o'clock at Spelman Hall. A large number of prominent national state and municipal figures are invited. Local speakers will discuss the Boer question with speeches poems recitations and resolutions. The St Augustine's Band will provide martial music.
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Spelman Hall
St. Augustine’s Band
Country Club Brookline Hosts Large Skating Carnival Night
Hundreds of members guests and friends packed the Brookline Country Club last night for a two part event dinner and skating. A torch lit pond with red lights and Japanese lanterns framed a two hour ice session as golfers and curlers mingled near the tea house. The next carnival and illumination is planned for next Saturday with a curling match against Tuxedo Park Club on the same rink.
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Clyde Park
Casey Little
Country Club
Tuxedo Park Club
New York
Glark's Cruise Sets Sail for Mediterranean Tour
A twelve parlor car and two baggage cars special excursion train will reach Charlestown docks at 38 30 this evening. The Dominion line steamship New England will host a Clark led American Tourist Agency cruise through the Mediterranean with a distinguished roster of New England travelers including Mrs. Adams of Jamaica Plain and Mr. Walter A. Allen of Waltham among many others in Worcester, Framingham, Boston and beyond.
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Dominion Line
New England
Mediterranean
American Tourist Agency
Rank Co. Clark
S. Virginia Atwell
Worcester
C. H. Adams
Jamaica Plain
Adams
Flla J. Adams
Boston
Mass
Walter A. Allen
Waltham
Letherid Adams
Isabel F. Adams
A. EE. Alvord
Newton Centre
Adelaide W. Bigelow
Helen S. Bigelow
Henry UO. Bradley
Della G. Bowdoin
Lawrence
Albert C. Buttrick
A. Jeanie Bradley
Caro
Ian van der Burgh
Pall River
Mathilda Burleigh
South Berwick
Clara M. Burleigh
Alice ©. Brown
Joseph S. Bradley
Hadson
J. BE
Crowley
Henry Clarke
Stonington
Conn
S. Jennie Cowden
George W. Cheney
South Manchester
Wells W. Cheney
Seonth
Manchester
William H. Clark
Workman
Sarah D. Crosby
Ellswerth
Steen IL
Collyer
AmeNa C. Darling
F. J. Dingley
Lewiston
Bret I. Dineley
Florence ‘A. Dickinson
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Garrett H. Dolan
Spencer
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Bath
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Philin
Estes
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Imes
Bertha Frost
Woburn
Mary A. Frost
Edward R. Godfrey
Paris
George I. Godfrey
Mary A. Gardner
Fall River
Prederick
Gou
New Bedford
William M. Ingraham
Portland
Wiliam J. Irving
Cambridge
Alden P. Jacques
Haverhill
Jacones
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Barre
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Warry Hollister Jackson
Frederick K. Jackson
Wakefield
Alexander Lewis
Tews
Catherine Lee
A. 8
Lowell
William H. Tee
Greenwood
Lee
Denia F. Lee
Princes P. Lafavour
Bevery
Mary
Tinealn
Wareham
Minnie A. Teach
Clara
Leach
Phillip O. Loring
Charlestown Improvement Association Banquet Pushes Tax Reform
More than 150 members and friends attended the annual Charlestown Improvement Association banquet at the Cadet Armory on Main Street. Mayor Thomas N Hurt urged state legislation to repeal Boston specific tax terms and supported higher general tax levels to fund city needs and reduce debt. Other speakers included General Bancroft and officials from the port, rail and civic groups, with several special guests listed.
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Main Street
William H. Oakes
City Trail
Boston
State House
William A. Bancroft
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Henry C. Cochran
U.8
M. C
John R. Murphy
Philo W. Sprague
Stover
B. T. Stacey
J. N. Supple
George N. Gammons
George B. Neal
F. L. Brown
James D. Coody
Ef.a. Pillsbury
Medford Mayors Appoints City Officials Listing
Medford mayor Loring submitted appointments to the aldermen including city treasurer Parker R. Watchfield city collector Edward W. Hayes city auditor George D. Cummings city solicitor Benjamin F. Hayes city engineer T Howard Barnes overseer of poor John Crowley Board of Health George W. Mills inspector of buildings Calvin H. Clark inspector of wires Harry P. Horton city physician Frank E. Mayberry street commissioner Alonzo H. Kimball inspector of milk and vinegar Henry F Moore keeper of lockup Emery D. Holmes drawtender at Mystic bridge Thomas Leahy public weigher Frank Hathaway assessor Warren T. Morse.
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Loring
Parker R. Watchfield
Edward W. Hayes
George D. Cummings
Benjamin F. Hayes
T. Howard Barnes
John Crowley
Board of Health
George W. Mills
Calvin H. Clark
Harry P. Horton
Frank E. Mayberry
Alonzo H. Kimball
Henry F Moore
Emery D. Holmes
Mystic Bridge
Thomas Leahy
Frank Hathaway
Warren T. Morse
Coat Lost By Young Man on Washington Street
William C. Conlon, 22, suffered an epileptic fit while walking from Boylston to Summer on Monday afternoon. He was unconscious and lost his heavy black winter overcoat, which his father W. J. Conlon of 164 Wevronshire Street is eager to recover.
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William C. Conlon
Washington Street
Boylston
W. J. Conlon
Wevonshire Street
Drunkenness Cure Trial Remedy Mailed Free to Seekers
A new discovery claimed to cure drunkenness by adding a remedy to tea coffee or food. It works quietly while relatives observe, allegedly reclaiming the drunkard without his knowledge. Send name and address to Dr J W Haines 1417 Glenn Bldg Cincinnati Ohio for a free sample and full usage directions along with testimonials.
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Glenn Blég
Cincinnati
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