Market narrows as trading remains limited on Wednesday
New York opened firm then dull with very narrow activity, total trades near 100,000 shares in New York and under 10,000 in Boston. Weak spots include New Jersey Central and Reading preferred. West End Street Railway dividend of 1.4 per share set for Oct 1 with books closing Sept 17.
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New York
Boston
New Jersey Central
Reading First
Baltimore & Ohio
Shorts
Northern Pacific
James R. Keene
Europe
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Ransfer Books
Boston News Bureau
Geyser Mining and Milling Company
Silver Cliff
W. J. Elmendorf
United States
National Sugar Company
United States Leather Company
Fayette Shaw Leather Company
Fayette Shaw Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Treasury
H. Ju. Terrell
United Zinc Company
Mission Zinc
Boston-Aurora
Piswaes
CGN
Sas
Amer. Zinc. Lead and Sm
Agar Ooo
Utah
Cochiti
Centennial Eureka
Butte
Amalgamated Copper Company
George Ll. Walker
Boston Financial News
Heinze
Montana
Financial News
Keene
Moses
Pharaoh
Fortuna Republica
State
Boston Consolidated
Pinkham
Atchison Ee
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
del & Hudson
Del
Lack & Western
Denver & RG
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minn & St Togiess Vanes
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kn & Tx
New York Central
Norfolkan & Western
Holy Gil
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Louis & San Francee
St Louis Southwestern
Paul Seer
Ea Se
Soutern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Federal Steel Tee
General Electric
Shig National Steel
New York Air Brake
Tenn Coal & Iron
United States Leather
United States Rubber
Western Union
Republic Iron & Steel
Boston Stock Sales Highlights Today
Boston reports the day’s extreme stock prices with the highest and lowest sales, along with the closing bid and asked prices. The figures reflect market activity for September 12.
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Boston Stock Sales
Boston
Market Trade Totals From Combined Listings
Total sales show listed bonds amounting to 5000 shares, listed stocks at 3606 shares, unlisted bonds valued at 15000 dollars, and unlisted stocks totaling 2480 shares.
Miss Vining Hosts Miss Viking Meets at Hull Cottages
Nearly 100 Daughters of the American Revolution gathered yesterday for the John Adams Chapter annual meeting at Hull cottages with regent Miss Floretta Vining. Delegates were chosen for the continental congress and state conference. Park Theatre will host Nov 22 for Longfellow's Dream directed by Lulu Upham. a reading from Ethan Allen’s drama highlighted the afternoon.
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Floretta Vining
John Adams
Hull
Faneuil Hall
Ida Farr Miller
Thomas Lothrop
Oliver Howe
Cohasset
Old South
Rose E. Harkins
Weymouth
Molly Varnum
Ellen Straw Tompson
Lowell
Paul Jones
Miss Brazier
Ethan Allen
Upham
Governor Council Meets Nominates Trustees and Justices
The executive council met yesterday and visited the State almshouse in Tewksbury. Governor nominates William Sessions of Springfield as a trustee of the Massachusetts Agricultural College to succeed the late James S. Grinnell. Henry Layton of Hudson named trial justice, Henry E. Cotte of Brookfield as trial justice, George W. Johnson of Brookfield to the State Board of Charity succeeding Janet Fox, appointed a justice of the Superior Court. Mr. Johnson was formerly chairman of the State Board of Lunacy and Charity.
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Tewksbury
William
Sessions
Springfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
James S. Grinnell
Henry Laynton
Hudson
Ralph E. Joslin
Henry E. Cotte
Brookfield
George W. Johnson
State Board of Charity
Janet Fox
Superior Court
Johnson
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Boston Letter
A Boston reader testifies to relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. He details prior medical attempts, then reports restored kidney secretions and improved health. Pills offered at 50 cents. sold by dealers nationwide.
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London Bridge
Boston
Dean
Henry Cox
Franklin St
George Burvi Ta
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Robert B Campbell Dies Noted Engineer of Public Works
Robert B Campbell born 1882 Blairsville Penn died at his home in Yeadon near Philadelphia from neuralgia of the heart. A noted engineer he built the Pennsylvania railroad shops at Altoona and the Montagu paper mills at Turner s Falls Mass and was long identified with public enterprises in Massachusetts and elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Robert B. Campbell
Hoosac
Massachusetts
Yeadon
Blairsville
Penn
Campbell
Altoona
Montagu Paper
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Holyoke Population Surges to 45 712 in 1900 Census
Washington reports Holyoke Massachusetts shows 45 712 residents, up from 3 687 in 1890, a gain of 28.27 percent. Census Bureau data release lists Holyoke among cities nationwide with notable growth.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Holyoke
Mass
Fall River Growth Surges in Census Report
Washington reports Fall River Massachusetts has a population of 104,863, up from 74,393 in 1890, marking a 40 percent rise as reflected in the latest census data.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Fall River
Mass
Saloon Passengers Aboard Leyland Line Steamship Cestrian
The Cestrian left port yesterday for Liverpool with a mixed passenger list including Mrs. B. Codwise Mr. A. Cheese and the McNaughton family headed by Rev. James P. McNaughton along with Miss Janet and Miss Dorothy McNaughton and several others.
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Leyland Line
Cestrian
Liverpool
B. Codwise
A. Cheese
H. FE. Bayes
C. B. Hussey
James P. McNaughton
Bay line Cape Cod ends season with record business
The Bay line steamboat Cape Cod made its farewell trip between Boston and Provincetown after a season that set records since the July 4 excursion began with the Nantucket. Manager J R Bacon is credited for popularizing the service which is expected to resume by mid June next year.
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Cape Cod
Bay Line
Provincetown
Boston, Flymouth and
Provincetown Steamboat Company
Boston
Cape
J. R. Bacon
Son's success ends in tragedy for Ernesto Risegari
Ernesto Risegari once a tenor with the North Square choir faced lifelong speech only due to laryngitis. After doctors warned him he could not sing again, he postponed his hopes for two years and then killed himself on Tuesday following a Sunday illness.
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North Square Church
Vienna
North Square
Risegari
Liszt
Munckaczy
North End
Garibaldi Associatio
Tha
Venice
Luigi
London
Sylvia Risegari
Clayton Johns
Boston
Lestchetesky
Sylvia
Roxbury
America
Centre Street
Paderewski
Ernesto Risegari
Mrs L Starr Arrives From Paris With Millinery Picks
Mrs L Starr of L Starr & Co 28 Tremont row dealer in thne millinery and ladies suits arrived in this city yesterday on the Saxonia from Paris after a summer spent studying the coming season styles in millinery and clothing She has been a heavy buyer for her cow orr and has attracted attention with full millinery devices Mrs Starr has also visited the exposition and secured many choice novelties in women wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Starr
L. Starr & Co
Tremont Row
Saxonia
Paris
Stuart
Gettysburg Battlefield Carriage Tours Arrive Sept 23
Royal Blue line offers a personally conducted trip on Sept 23 with all expenses $2. A two day carriage tour of the Gettysburg battlefield includes a Washington stop and a longer stay possible if desired. Stop over at New York. illustrated itinerary and battlefield map available from A. J. Simmons of the N E A, Washington street, Boston.
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New England
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Deering Valley
Hoosacc Mountain
Hoosac
Boston & Maine
Hoosac Tunnel
Boston
Boston Union Station
Washington Street
Waltham
Royal Blue Line
Battlefield of
Gettysburg
Washington
New York
A. J. Simmons
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With Trading Limited
Fayette Shaw
West End ST RY
Western Union Telegraph Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Samuel Thomas
S. J. Llewellyn
J. G. Caldwell
G. N. Clark
W. E. Taylor
R. W. Houston
Colonial Stock Exchange
Devonshire ST
Long
Iista Barton
Umne
Hayward Bilding
New York Stock F Exchange
Occidental Development Co
Colorado
Redding
Develoment
Harrisburg
Clear Creek County
Huerfane
Occidental Development Coq
Washington St
Loston
Iss
Bankin Ana
B. Smith
WM. T. Pigott
Hogan
la Power
American National
Helena
Anonde L. Ramsey
Union Bank and Trust Co
Donald Bradford
Reed
State Arid Land Grant Commission
Chas. M. Webster
Idaho
Mont
J. H. Calderhead
O. M. Holmes
Robt. B. Smith
Calumet & Hecla
Blackfoot Copper CO
Oliver M. Holmes
Morrill Smith & CO
Water St
Bil
Il Steel
Mexican Central
NE Gas & Coke
Allouez Mining
Am Ag Chemical
Ao Pref Steeeeee
Ter & Tel Teeee
Amn Zlue
Lé&s
Ra Coochiti Mining
Mit
Feral Steel
Isle Hoyvale Mining
Mergenthaler Lin
Oo Swift & Co
Wee
Union Pacific
Tilly
United Fruit Eee Io
United Shoe
Victoria Ve
Wolverine
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
No. É
State Street
Bay &T
Eclipse of
Commonwealth Zinc
Boston Little Circle Zinc
Goldore Orn Seewe
Bostc
South Dakota
Fortuna L
Republica
Sittle Tiger
Wyoming Devel & Trans
Yim International
Wryominz Consolidated
Quincy Granite
Washington Mining
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Miss Viking
Hm. W.pattee & CO
R. B. Campbell
Gestrian
Monongahela
Gibsonton Mills
John Gibson
Gibson
Son & Co
Moore & Sinnott
Washington and
POST
Grant Allen
Weird
Yellow Man
John Walker Harrington
Mary Foote Arnold
George JR. Sims
Anna K. Jackson
Caroline S. Domett
Champ Clark
Jerry Simpson
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