Market Summary from The Osceola Trading Day
The Osceola reports a dull trading day on Wednesday March 7 with sugar steady, tobacco weak, and Third Avenue slipping after a brisk rally. American Bell stock fell markedly while Pacific coast telephony gained, and the Osceola Consolidated Mining Company showed increased net income and higher dividends. The report notes gold and copper shares rallying in London and mixed activity across railroads and mining issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Federal Steel
New York
sub-Treasury
Y Waldorf
American Bell
Erio
American Bell Telephone Company
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Telephone, Telegraph & Cables Company of America
Joseph C. Kilham
John H. Roads
Frank Woods
Frederick G. King
William H. Coolidge
Charles H. Cole
United Shoe Machinery Company
Santa Ysabel
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Treasury
South Kearsarge
American Beetstra Company
Joplin
Boston-Aurora
Boston-Duenwigz
Boston
Boston-Little Circle
Ashe Centennial
Cloverdale
International
Massasoit
New England
Ek United Zinc Co
Saxe
London
Lake Superior
New York Evening Post
New York Stock Exchange
Erie Telegraph
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Utah
Arcadian
Stanton-Paine
Baltic
Mohawk
Atlantic Mining Company
Fortuna Republica
Little Tiger
United States Mining
Pacific Coast Company
Pinkham
Trade and sales report listing items and amounts
A partial sales ledger shows entries for Wilson W Fay & Co and several firms with addresses on state streets and Boston. Items include commodities with small monetary amounts such as 4.00 1.00 and 1.00, plus a Cripple Creek entry for C. L. & Mihiag at 522 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Dakota
Ccceseceees
Sfoptias
Cece Vrerceseses
Moston
Weaeesaan
Washington Mamim
United Yukon Pamrarrets
Maem
Fortuma Republica
Weveseeae
Cripple Creek C. L
Mihiag
Wheat market shifts on bullish Ohio Bureau report and currency cues
Traders note Chicago wheat shipments on reduced freight rates and short covering as a bullish start. A later report from the Ohio Bureau claims wheat condition at 56 or 19 points under Jan 1, signaling continuing bullish signals. Export bids ease about 1% a bushel while French markets fall. Ohio freeze and Hessian fly cause damage. U S wheat on hand estimated near 164 million bushels with mixed Northwest receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Howard, Crosby & Co
Chicago
Shorts
Hio Bureau
Englis
Ohio
American Agriculturist
United States
Spyrone
Northwest
Montana Diamond Company to Open New Boston Store
The Montana Diamond Company reports its lease has expired and it must vacate the Bromfield and Washington streets corner after a year. The larger, finer shop will open in a few weeks and a public notice will announce the grand opening as a red letter day in Boston jewelry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Diamond Company
Bromfield
Washington Streets
Boston
Plague Scare In Calcutta District Reported In Chinatown
March 7. A case of a likely bubonic plague has been found in San Francisco Chinatown. The patient, a Chinaman, is dead and a quarantine is in effect while bacteriological tests are pending. Officials warn that the death may reflect long residence rather than an outbreak from the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chinatown
Orient
Dornsife Missing After Leaving Home On Silver Street
Isaac Dornsife of Maplewood vanished four days after leaving for work in Everett. The 43 year old plasterer, 6 feet 7 inches tall and weighing 16 stone, has gray tinged hair and a light mustache. He was last seen with 45 cents, wearing a black over coat and gray trousers, no papers or relatives nearby, with authorities in Malden and Boston notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Dornsife
Maplewood
Plasterer
Silver Street
Malden
Boston
Dornsife
Toledo
Driscoll
Everett
Rope making by electricity at Charlestown Navy Yard
Next week electricity replaces steam as motive power in the government ropewalk at Charlestown Navy Yard. Installations of new machinery, boilers and electrical systems have cost well over $100,000 after more than a year of work. The 1360 foot rope walk, built of granite over sixty years ago, will accommodate rope up to 150 fathoms on the lower floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Pennsylvania railroad tours Boston to Washington dates listed
The personally conducted tourist system of the Pennsylvania railroad will depart Boston for Washington on March 16 and 30, April 13 and 27, and May 1. D. N. Bell Tourist Agent, 26 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Plague Spreads in Calcutta as Merchants Flee
The bubonic plague claims 411 deaths in Calcutta last week amid a mass merchant exodus. Viceroy Lord Curzon visits plague-stricken districts, saying it is his duty to inspect all quarters of the vast dependency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Sugar Trust Cuts Sugar Prices and Battles Independents
The American Sugar Refining Company lowers prices on all sugar grades by 10 cents per 100 pounds after cutting common stock dividend. Independents are expected to respond with further cuts. One thousand Jersey City workers losing hoped for rehiring. Thousands seek work in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Jersey City
Dawley Held on Bigamy Charge in Roxbury Court
Judge Bolster found probable cause in the complaint by Sergeant Murphy charging F. W. Dawley with bigamy and ordered him held on a $1000 bond for the grand jury. Witnesses testified to four marriages including I. B. Dawley formerly Lewis and I. A. Gould, with ceremonies performed by Rev. G. B. Titus. Dawley offered no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster
Roxbury
Murphy
Division 10
F. W. Dawley
Dawley
I. B. Dawley
Lewis
Adams
I. A. Gould
G. B. Titus
Everett
Treasury loosens bond deposit limits and exchange options
The Secretary of the Treasury allows public deposits up to percent of the face value of new 2 percent bonds and increases the allowed amount on old 2s. Holders of old 2 percent registered bonds may exchange for coupon bonds if desired, and vice versa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Raymond Whitcomb Trip to National Capital In Early April
Mesers Raymond and Whitcomb announce a special excursion to the national capital leaving Boston by Fall River line on April 6 in the afternoon. The trip offers a view of government buildings art galleries and monuments, promising an impressive city experience for Americans. A free circular with details will be sent by Raymond and Whitcomb, 296 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Raymond & Whitcomb
National Capital
Boston
Fall River Line
Washington Street
First passenger coach arrives for Boston Elevated railway
The first elevated system passenger coach reached Boston and was sidetracked at Prison Point Charlestown. It will be placed at the new repair shops near North Union station and seats fifty with side doors for entry and platform exit. Built by Wason of Springfield the car features wide aisles and oak interior. Chief Engineer Kimball hints tests for brakes electricals and heating may start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway
Boston
Prison Point
Charlestown
Boston Elevated
North Union Station
Wason Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Kimball
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Howard Crosby &Coseosewednn Stents
NEW York Stock Exchange, Railroads
Atchison
Eeeenetenseases
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Colorado
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Erie
Tllinois Co
Val
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Missouri Pacific
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Southern Railway
Eervaree
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Seers
Union Pacific
Ee Steel Oop
Eeeseseaese
Am Steel & Wire
Pederal
Eeeereeerre Genectric Dewaetsegas International
Laclede
Ational Steel
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Stan Rope & Twine
Tenn Coal & Tron
Western Union
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Isaac van Horn & Co Bankers and Brokers
Congress St
State St
le Comte Naganzi
ST. Paul
Clifton
Columbus Av
Lewis A. May & CO
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Brokers
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York Produce Exchange
Devonshire Building
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Reas Ant
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Een
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Pere Manaiattak
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Smanam
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Seeene
Melon Onob
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Balcon
Yodorat Steel
Gen Trio
Mthaler Lin
E Cot Pref
Pacific Filsets
Pullman CO
Onniwenb
Am Soger
Eureka Isle
Sears
Seeetsoeoe
Tere
Ecmy
Old Dominion
Gia Swift & Co
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Og Orp
Ehoerneresee
Lea & Perrins
Sauge
Worcestershire
Leas Rena John Duncan’ S Sons
Chinaman
Buenos Ayres
Maplewood Plasterer
Isaac W. Dornsife
India
Sunday Post
Lois Cayley
Gleak Room Stories
Congressional Smoking Room
Champ Clark
Billy Woods
Mrs. Monette
Society Story
MR. Trunnell
SEA Yarn
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