Stock Market Mixed on Saturday With Downward Tone
The Saturday noon market showed few changes and a general downward drift after the bank statement fell short of expectations. Early gains were limited as Rock Island and Realty preferred weakened, while North American and Pullman advanced on hoped for reforms and dividend announcements. The day ended lifeless with a slow recovery after a brief curb jump by Northern Securities.
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Rock Island
Realty
Noth American
Rock Island and
Realty Preferred
Rock Island Preferred
Metropolitan Securities
Evansville & Terre Haute
North American
Pullman
Consolidated Gas
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Mexican Central
Cleveland
D. C
St. Louis
New Jersey Central
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Colorado Fuel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Leather
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
People’s Gas
International Pump Preferred
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
C. & St. Louis
New York Cotton Futures Open Mild. Spot Upland Prices Steady
Futures opened easy with August at 11.95 bid and September 10.65. October 9.88 and November 9.75 bid, December 9.75, January 9.73. rare 9.74 and 9.76. March offered. Spot closed quiet with middling uplands at 12.75 and middling gulf at 13. no sales.
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New York
Gulf
Bank reserves and deposits rise amid mixed financial shifts
The report shows reserves up 5.14 million, loans up 946 thousand, specie up 4.37 million, legal tenders up 2.64 million, deposits up 7.48 million, and circulation up 43 thousand. In markets Haven and Clement note the securities market resisted strain, predicting gradual price recovery and improved dividends if liquidity strains ease.
Textile markets show doubt on price permanence and steady output
R D Dun and Co reports no confidence in lasting cotton price levels as buyers demand prompt delivery. Mills cut idle capacity with half time work, while raw material costs stay firm. Woollens and light new spring lines open. footwear demand remains strong though hides stay weak, prompting delayed leather purchases.
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R. D. Dun & Co
Boston
Transfer of Accounts Offers Easy Move to Us
A weekly market letter suggests transferring from another broker to avoid dissatisfaction. It promises to handle the transfer at no cost or trouble and requests notice by person or mail for immediate activation. Wabash pfd 873g 87 2634 £ 64 West Union Tol. 84 84 £ 484 W.&L.E.0. 154 154 184.
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Wabash Pfd
West Union Tol
W.&l.e
Clarendon Goodwin Resting, Several Others Discharged
Clarendon W. Goodwin rests well and is expected to leave hospital within a week. Eight other patients are anticipated to be discharged soon. George Perusse and Jeremiah McCarthy at Emergency hospital also improving and to be discharged shortly. Passes restricted. soldiers to enforce visitor controls. Fort Hill debris found in wood fragments from the explosion. Little Napoleon Hamel remains in critical condition after his wounds, with last rites given by Rev. Fr. Nolin. Major Dow arrives to tend to sick soldiers as Col. Darling may appear soon.
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Clarendon W. Goodwin
George Perusse
Jeremiah McCarthy
Dow
Col. Darling
Napoleon Hamel
Charles Hamel
Fr. Nolin
O. M.L
Gilbert
New York Commercial Bulletin
British Italians and German Denied Landing
Eighteen British subjects and two Italians and one German were refused admission by U S Immigrant Commissioner North in San Francisco for seeking to land as contract laborers. They claimed fares from Nanaimo and Ladysmith, B C, and said they would work as miners at Coos Bay. They will be deported to British Columbia.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
North
Nanaimo
Ladysmith
B. C
Coos Bay
British Columbia
Cour ier Citizen Relief Fund Donations List
A long list of donors and amounts contributes to the Courier-Citizen Relief Fund. Frederick Fanning Ayer J C Ayer Company Simpson & Rowland William S Southworth Mrs S W Francis CG Coburn Co Charles E Howe Henry Tibbetts Miss Ellen McDonalds A Working Woman C W W Richardson Bright Sears G Covssec Charles P Botham Daniel He Varnum George W Bagley Rowlandsons N D Burnham Mrs Marian Healey Emerson Ginter Grocery Co and others pledged sums totaling 4410.50 dollars.
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Frederick Fanning Ayer
J.C. Ayer Company
Courier-Citizen Co
Simpson & Rowland
William S. Southworth
S. W. Franciss
CG. B. Coburn & Co
Charles E. Howe
PSP
IAI Ciple Satarere
Vacate
E.M. Slayton"Co
Hnaenlees
Polio Eikelavel
Inc
Tletoia Dio Wis
Eie Co Gharanneas
John Leith
Lawrence Cummings
Uae
United States Cartridge Co
Henry L. Tibbetts
Braih
Golren
Apiace
Matichettia
Aia
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Dade Wawwars Dabik
C. Ox S. Flaws Aeicue
Cediela Re
Gioia Sok Brstate Aidi Halite Vo
Mary H. Semple
Cseceecs Caces
Mir
Atkinsonis Hisses
Wis
Sahamath
Ellen McDonalds
Ghratec
Dann
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Joseph Flynn
Ssese Ec
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Pollard
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Joseph L. Chalifonx
Seeeseeceeseeceverenettene
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Ciakothci'e
Eip Tie Visser Etwas
Gaga Dilley
F. OM
Bill
Putnam Tite
Bright
Sears G
Charles P. Botham
Daniel He
George W. Bagley
Carter
Aptien
Ana
Unipy Ohbis
Marian H. Healey
Re‘ Emerson
Brnie JH. Kelleys
Isida
Astack
Lowell
W. T. Griffin
Charles E. Emesate ET Ginter Grocery Co
Relief Fund Donations Pour In After Riverside Park Explosion
Letters from citizens and business figures in Tewksbury Lowell and nearby areas report substantial contributions to a Relief Fund for victims of the Riverside Park disaster. Donors include Albert C Blasdell John C Castor Enoch Foster Charles E Howe Harry Brice and others. One victim Joe Leblanc from the Vesper Country Club lost most household goods and is the focus of a fund drive led by Vesper Country Club golfers and the greens department, with initial contributions listed and more requested.
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Albert C. Blaisdell
Tewksbury
John C. Castor
Enoch Foster
Charles E. Howe
Lowell
Harry Brice
Joe” Leblanc
Vesper-Country Club
Tyne
Vesper- Country Club
Leblanc
Hemenway
Greens Department
Relief Fund Grows Amid Wednesday Disaster Suffering
Hundreds of dollars poured into the Courier Citizen relief drive for homeless families, with the total expected to hit $5000 by sunset. Riverside park hosts donations as volunteers set up collection boxes for visitors viewing the ruins, while tales of compassion from Blind Tommy Dixon and others accompany the effort.
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Courier-Citizen Fund
Riverside Park
BE. Putnam
Courier-Citizen
Tommy Dixon
Local club appeals for immediate contributions
A club official urges prompt, generous support after a personal inquiry into recent events. Treasurer Mr. Markland or any club official is designated to receive contributions to aid in addressing the situation.
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Markland
King Edward and Queen Arrive amid Cork Welcome
In Cork Aug 1 the royal yacht Victoria and Albert reached Bearhaven. Firing of salutes and cheers filled the city as King Edward and Queen Alexandra landed. They toured decorated streets to the race course where the King presented colors to two Irish regiments. the Catholic bishop refused to join the Protestant chaplain at the blessing.
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Cork
Ireland
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Bearhaven
Corporation of
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Quotes Stir Antitrust Tension
In New Orleans on August 1 the cotton exchange opened with quotations from the New York market despite expectations of none and a large floor attendance. The local exchange refused to join New York in the anti bucket shop agreement, and Superintendent Hester declined to explain how quotations were secured, saying they were legitimate. Officers and directors labored through the night seeking a workable agreement, though both exchanges were said to maintain their positions.
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New Orleans
Exchange
New York Exchange
French Have Moros Too Capture Camels At Sidi El Jady
About 100 Moros of the Bereaber tribe attacked a French force of 50 sharpshooters guarding 150 camels at Sidi El Jady Algiers. A brisk fight ensued with heavy Moros losses. ten sharpshooters and two French corporals were killed and all the camels were carried off.
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Algiers
Algeria
Sidi el Jady
Minnesota Wins Case Against Northern Securities Firm
In St Paul Minnesota Judge Lochren ruled in favor of Northern Securities in the case brought by the state of Minnesota. The decision was announced today in U S district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Minnesota
St. Paul, Minn
Lochren
United States District Court
State of Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Supplementary estimates grant extra aid for St Louis Exposition
London issues supplementary estimates granting an additional 250000 dollars for the royal commission's aid to the St Louis exposition through March 31, 1904. An explanatory note states all further contributions will be provided in future budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Commission
St. Louis Exposition
Aliens Entering U S At Ellis Island Rise In July
New York reports a July increase of six thousand more aliens arriving at Ellis Island than the same month a year earlier. The July total reached 42,000 this year, up from 36,000 in July 1902 and 28,000 in July 1901.
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New York
United States
Ellis Island
Ashby Old Home Week Celebrations Attract Many Visitors
Old Home Week in Ashby drew many visitors to the hill town. Highlights included an 11 am band concert on the common, a noon basket lunch, church exercises with welcome by Selectman A. W. Brooks, a historical address by Rev. Walter Rice, and songs like Home Sweet Home and Auld Lang Syne. Evening open-air concerts, a First Parish hall ball, orchestra, and dancing followed, directed by Lester Co. Parker. The organizing committee included Selectmen and local club leaders.
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Old Hill
Ashby
the Congregational Church
A. W. Brooks
George S. Shay
George Simonds
Walter Rice
Agawam
Genorus
Henry A. Estabrook
Charles H. Ureene
Fitchburg
Edward B. Malley
Somerville
Ashby High School
H. S. Cowell
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Lester Co. Parker
William Sheldon
L. W. Starkey
Frank Pillsbury
Frea A. Bingham
A. S. Brooks
David H. Damon
C. B
Albert Wilder
Clinton Demont
John Damon
Alice Greene
Harry F. Bingham
Crowley Child Mary Teresa funeral notice
Crowley infant Mary Teresa, aged 10 months 12 days, died in this city at her parents home 498 Fletcher Street. Hall Alice M., aged 43 years 1 month 10 days, funeral from 126 Fort Hill Avenue Monday at 2 30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial private.
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Crowley
Dennis
Elizabeth
Fletcher Street
Mary Teresa Crowley
Hall
Alice M. Hall
Fort Hill Avenue
Sentenced man Murphy of union embezzlement given five years six months
Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeyman Stone Cutters union was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to five years and six months in state prison Judge Newburger condemned his riotous living noting he stole twenty seven thousand dollars from union funds He claimed a put up job while his lawyer sought clemency and Murphy lamented the shame of the trial.
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New York
Lawrence Murphy
Journeyman Stone Cutters’ Union
Newburger
Murphy
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Europe
Tam
Improvement in Cotton Goods Prices Strain Mills
The Herald notes a tentative pickup in demand for cotton dry goods from first hands, while prices rise but fail to cover the cotton surge. Mills cut production with 800,000 to 1,000,000 spindles idle in Fall River, and several centers report shut downs. Demand remains uncertain as manufacturers resist high bids, with output curtailment seen as necessary amid scarce raw cotton and ongoing price firmness.
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Herald
New England
Fall River
Lowell
Providence
Five Still Missing After Portland Bridge Disaster
Portland memorial reports five missing after yesterday's bridge collapse. The dead include Lottie E. Cameron, 16, and Edward Shank, 13. Injuries rise to 80 as rescue efforts continue amid the wreckage and search.
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Portland
Ore
Lottie E. Cameron
Edward Shank
Family Group Heads to Camp Pinecrest for Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs A E Kidder and their sons Charles and Frank travel with Mrs W W Wilkinson Miss Gertrude Eastman and T Lipton Smith of F D Munn Son leave August 3 for Camp Pinecrest Bow Lake Strafford NH for two weeks Mr W W Wilkinson plans to join them on Saturday
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A. E. Kidder and Sons
Charles and
Frank
W. W. Wilkinson
Gertrude Eastman
T. Lipton Smith
F. D. Munn & Son
Camp Pinecrest
Bow Lake
Strafford
N. H
Halsey Fire Wipes Town Near Albany
Albany Ore Aug 1 Halsey a town 15 miles from here was nearly destroyed by a blaze last night with losses around 70000 and light insurance Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as giving a clear head active brain and vigorous body to prepare for life’s battles
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Albany
Ore
Halsey
Burdock
State Examination of Teachers Provisional Certificates
On September 25 and 26, 1903 the State Board of Education will run an elementary teachers probationary certificate exam. Exams start at 9 a.m. in Boston at Public School Class Room, Normal Art School Building, Room No. 18 Normal School Building. Worcester at Room No 88, Normal School Building. Westfield at Normal School Building. Successful candidates receive qualification to teach in state elementary schools, subject to town or city acceptance. Apply for circular at State House, Boston.
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State Board of Education
Normal Art School
Boston
Normal School
Worcester
Westfield
State House
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New York Market
Haven & Clement
Bright, Sears & Co
Atchison Sheen
Atchison, Pfd
Ween Ewceineers
Brooklyn Rap. T
Can. Pac
Chic. & Gt. West
Con. Gas
Erie Ball
Gen. Electric
Central
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pacific
New York Central
N.Y. O.a&w
Feam. &.R
Wees
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Southern Ry Pfd
T.c.&i
Seeneae
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
U.S
Reading
Atchison
Corey, Milliken & Co
B.&m
Mex. Central
Aly Arcadian
Cal. & Hecla
Dem
Stegi
Winona
Wolverine
Amer. Wool
Amer
Mass
Elec
N. E. Tel
U.S. Oil
A. Tel. & Tel. Co
Amer. Smelting Oo
Mr. Blaisdell
Levina Goulett
St. John’s Hospital
William Riggs
Mr. Riggs
Major Dow
Fort Hill
Philip R. Hovey
Envestment Securities
State Street
Relief Fund
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the Relief Committee
A. D. Carter
the Courier-Citizen
Daniel H. Varnum
Charles E. Adams
John C. Burke
Chas. N. Woodward
Mgr
South
Lilley
F. M. Bill & CO
South Brooksville
W. N. Goodell
John W. Cole
Ginter Crocery Co
King
Northern Securities
Percales
Cretonnes
Parkhill
Howard Mills
Aberfoyle
Equitable Life
of the United St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
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