Strong Market Ends Mixed with Sugar Dominant Trend
The market opened with strong momentum on July 7, led by Sugar which hit 141 as the high but later fell to near the day’s lows. Sugar declined to 1867-8, closing 1-8 above, while expectations of manipulation and bull pools circulated. Burlington rose to 1073-8 aided by a Saratoga pool. mixed moves and rumors persisted across other names including People’s Gas and Pacific coast securities. Merced advanced to 65-8 with a 11-2 gain on 468 shares, while Calumet & Hecla reported copper output near prior year and outlined assets and liabilities in its annual report. Bell Telephone reached a high for the year at 281 after a favorable Pittsburg ruling, with New England and Consolidated Iee dividends announced. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville sold additional preferred stock, and Mergenthaler reported June earnings of 156,000.
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Burlington
Saratoga
Pacific Coast Securities
Lackawanna
Boston & Montana
Boston
Tom Lawson
State Street
Butte
Tom
Cape
Merced
Cochitt
Coram
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
New York
Exchange Copper and Mineral
Calumet
Agassiz
Bell Telephone
Tis
Pittsburg
Bell Company
New England Telephone Company
Iee
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad
Old ‘‘Monon
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Official report of daily sales closing prices
July 27 report shows the day’s highest and lowest sale prices along with closing prices, bids, and asks for the period. The document records market activity and price levels observed during trading.
Frips Resumed as Harbor Mines Removed at Portland
With no threat of Spanish fleet action, Portland harbor mines have been removed. The steamer Frank Jones will resume trips on the old schedule starting Friday, departing Portland on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 p.m. after the Boston & Maine train arrives from Boston at 7 p.m.
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Spain
Portland
Frank Jones
Boston & Maine
Boston
Dense fog grounds harbor fleet delaying several liners
A thick fog hung over the harbor delaying arrivals of the British Trader and Columbian by ten hours from London. The City of Everett led an incoming fleet, with Mora via and Armenian ships leaving for Hamburg and Liverpool. Lodging lumber from Savannah and whaling activity off Nantucket filled the day as crews faced risky navigation and shifting coal rates.
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Johnston
Furness
Columbian
London
City of Everett
Newport News
Johnston and Furness
East Poston
Moravia
Hamburg
Liverpool
Lewiston
Prince Edward
Savannah
Orrin Emerson
Suffolk Line
Henry K. Doane
Blanche
O’brien
Nashua
N. H
William A. Grazier
Provincetown
New England
Port Richmond
William F. Green
Richard T. Green
Norfolk
Bath
Lizzie M. Center
Nantucket
Haddock
Sylvester Whalen
Steagner Barnstable
McGrath
Port Antonio
Jam
Cuba
Messrs
A. W. Gardner
A. W. Lyman
A. W. Copp
J. W. Mitchell
Associated Press
Santiago
Gardner
Eng
Ituna
A. Corkum
Shelburne
Bigelow
Quebec
Strathlyon
Delaware
Alexandria
Egypt
Rondina
Lillian
Hera
Syrus
Portland
Newfoundland
List
Ethelwold
Boston Fruit Company
Port Royal
Philadelphia
J. G. Baker
Bath Steel
Kenilworth
South Dennis
Asa Eldridge
Mariners Cross Ocean Routes and Ship Collisions Highlight Atlantic News
John Villard and C F Sergeant are named in a fleet of seafaring records with Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope passages noted. The Charmer Kennebec loss tale, the Cunard Altonia cargo power, Captain Pritchard likely on Carinthia, and the Lewiston collision with Clifford are recounted. The Jamaica ships bananas to warships, distributing fruit under Admiral Sampson. THE LANDSMAN.
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River Platte
Cunard
Altonia
Liverpool
John Pritchard
Carinthia
Campbell
Scythia
Lewiston
Lyman
Bay
Cape Ann
Clifford
St. John
N. B
Thompson
Boston Fruit Company
Jamaica
Bruwn
Santiago
Guantanamo
North Shore Socials Highlight Winthrop Weekend
Opening hall at New Winthrop, Winthrop Beach drew a large social crowd with elaborate decorations and formal attire. A progressive whist party at Nevada House Crest, led by Miss Sarah Jewett and others, awarded prizes to Lily and Robert Kinread. Bon-bon party hosted by Winthrop Yacht Club followed by a Unitarian lawn party at Woodside Park with electric lights, readings, and music by a three piece orchestra.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Beach
Nevada
Sarah Jewett
Harry Stiles
Arthur Smith
Lily Kinread
Robert Kinread
Belle Webb
Waverly
Edith West
Maud Roscoe
Isabel Phillips
Florence Hanrahan
Charles R. West
Lizzie Fenderson
William Jewett
Fillibrand
Jack Roscoe
Winthrop Yacht Club
George
Passengers set for Europe on Cephalonia and Dominionner Canada
The Dominionner Canada and Cephalonia sail to Liverpool via Queenstown with large passenger lists. Canada carries 81 saloon, 75 second cabin and 260 steerage. Cephalonia 23 saloon, 45 second cabin and 145 steerage. Saloon list for Canada includes Alfred Baker, Carl A. Bildt, Edward Blair, and many others. Cephalonia saloon passengers include Captain A. K. Miller, Miss Sarah R. Spalding, and Hon. John B. Sanford among others.
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Canada
Cunard
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Ceph
Charlestown
Alfred Baker
Carl_A. Bildt
Edward Blair
L. W. Broo
BE. Brown
E. P. Chapman
Christian
Charles Clements
Cochrane
Adela Cochrane
W. G. Codman, Jr
George Crompton
Crompton
Fred H. Daniels
P. Davis
Davis
W. W. Dixon
Ellen Ford
George Francis
Frida Fickers
A. Gallaher
Gallaher
A. W. Gardner
J. Philip Hart
Duncan Joy
George H. Lee
James Liddell
Emily Lloyd
A. F. Lord
George C. Lorimer
D. D
H. F. Talbot
Talbot
Edith Talbot
Alfred Thomas
J. A. Thompson
R. C. Tuttle
Mary Walsh
Ward
H. W. Wyman
M. Louise Wyman
Adelaide R. Wyman
Horace Wyman
William Wheeler
A. K. Miller
George A. Miler
EB. T. Pollo
John Codman
Sarah R. Spalding
Annie Taylor
George ©. Wright
FB. K. Turner
J. H. Chase
Dominion Line Pusiiver Servce
Boston
Fitchburg R. R
New England
Ney
Apply Ate Company
State Street
Richard MI & Co., Agts
Old Worcester Citizen Albert Curtis Found Dead
Albert Curtis a longtime Worcester resident aged 91 was found dead in his Webster street home from asphyxiation due to a gas escape. The automatic electric light burner may have left gas flowing after he retired. Curtis was a native of Worcester and an elderly local figure.
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Worcester
Albert Curtis
Webster Street
Curtis
Gold Seekers Depart for Alaska by Klondike Expedition
A Klondike expedition from the Klondike and Boston Gold Mining and Manufacturing Company departs from Union station led by Captain William O. Cutter. Twelve New England men sail toward Rampart City Alaska with provisions for fifteen months aboard a steam launch built for the voyage. The party, totaling forty two this year for the company, signals hopes of rapid reach to the Yukon mouth with Claude L. Allen arranging supplies and transport.
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Union Station
Alaska
Klondike & Boston Gold Mining and Manufacturing Company
FE. C. Davis & Co
William O. Cutter
New Bedford
New England
Rampart City
Seattle
Yukon
Claude L. Allen
Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets Claim Cure
Ad claims Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets cure lumbago sciatica and all rheumatic pains with free doctors.
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Munyon
Doctors Move Offices and Ladies Medical Consultants Listed
Dr Franz Herman and Mrs Dr Thompson relocate to 54 Howard Street. J Eb Frothingham MD specializes in diseases of both sexes. Dr Chase Office at 186 Columbus Ave offers free consultation after other remedies fail. Mrs Dr J Eb Bishop, ladies’ physician on Boylston Street, treats female irregularities.
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Bell
Columbus Ave
Boston
Pr. Jackson
Home Remedy CO
Tremont St
Williams
W. Canton
Thompson
Warren Ave
Franz Herman
Howard St
EB. Frothingham
M. D
Insolvency Notices in Suffolk Massachusettts 1898
Warrant issued against TIMOTHY J. SHEA & SON of Boston and JOHN J. SHEA now of Springfield. Creditors to prove debts on Sept 2 1898 at 2 PM. Also notices for HARRY RUBEN and DAVID MILTON insolvent debtors with creditor meetings on Sept 16 and Sept 2 1898 respectively. Alexander S. Stanley meeting Sept 9 1898. Assistant sheriff and assignee named.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
TIMOTHY J.+SHEA
John J. Shea
Springfield
Hampden
Copartners
Court House
Pemberton Square
John F. Kelly
Harry Ruben
Albert C. Tilden
Alexander
Stanley
Mark Lewis
Messenger's Notice
ISRA
Holden
Alberto, Tilden
Merit
Shipping News Mini Almanac July 28
Arrived steamer list includes Columbian London British Trader Barnstable and more with fruit St Croix Pike Tremont City of Bangor Ituna and others. Cleared vessels include Cephalonia Liv erpool Londonian and H M Whitney among schooners. Sailed winds east foggy with Armenian Moravia Alfred Dumols Parthian and Tremont bound for multiple ports.
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Columbian
Masters
London
O'Hagan
Barnstable
McGrath
Port Antonio
Clark
St. John
N. B
Florence I. Lockwood
Hull
Hoboken
Mary Louisa
Alley
Perth Amboy
Cephalonia
Pierce
Liverpool
Queenstown
Londonian
Lee
St. Croix
H. M. Whitney
New York
Elliot Br
Noaak
Conn
North America
Emma F. Angell
Orfolk, Va
Armenian
Moravia
Hamburg
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
Alfred Dumols
Jam
Tremont
Portland
Eastport
Bt. John
Parthian
Philadelphia
Fire at 126 Canal Street Damages Venus Cigar Building
Alarm from Box 418 at 7 63 last night reported a fire in a two story brick building at 126 Canal Street owned by Thomas Butler & Co and occupied by the Venus Cigar Company with losses estimated at 00.
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Canal Street
Thomas Butler & Co
Venus Cigar Company
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Watren & CO
Milk St
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Morgan
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District of Massachusetts
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Everett
Alex. H. Trowbridge
D. H. M’kay
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Quincy Electrics
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the Post
Thorp & Martin CO
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Wilson
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Bros
U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Secree
Swift Collection Agency
Herald Building
T. F. Sullivan
Washington
C. C. Bishop & CO
St. Louis
Co-Operative Rubber
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Siena
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Seashore
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Amoo
Tarloh
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Boston Cycle CO
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Ixion
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Victor Kesseman
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Justice of the Peace
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India Sq
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Wilmington
Pmery D. Leighton
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