Market Drifts with Few Changes in Early Trading
The stock list moved little through two hours of business with fractional shifts from last night. Tennessee Coal and Iron rose two points, while Utah, Cochiti, Erie, and Michigan traded near prior levels with minor ex-dividend actions and price adjustments. Analysts anticipate cautious behavior ahead of July shifts and a possible partial rebound, though overall sentiment remains bearish amid iron and cotton sector adjustments and lingering labor and demand concerns.
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Tennessee
Coal and Iron
Boston
Utah
Cochiti
Erie
Michigan
Boston and New York Markets Report by Bright Sears & Co
The Boston and New York markets are reported by Bright Sears and Co. for today with emphasis on price movements in key stocks and commodities. Traders monitor shifts in early trading as indices adjust to regional economic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Picinic at Willow Dale for St Anne's Sunday school
Sunday schools and parish of St. Anne's churchheld an annual picnic at Willow Dale with about 300 attendees, including many children. Prizes were awarded for races and games, with winners such as Alex Fawcett, D Kelly, Miss E Robertson, Lucy Jones, and Margaret Hall. The event featured refreshments, organized by Rev. A Binnington and Mr. Thomas Dixon, and special attention to four young Hill brothers in sailor outfits. A dramatic aside described a large water snake fighting a trout near the water, witnessed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Church
Willow Dale
Alex. Fawcett
D. Kelly
Miss E. Robertson
Lucy Jones
A. Fawcett
H. Leaver
G. Hilton
G. Preston
Miss Hilton
Miss Duval
Migs Fall
James A. Renwick
Fred Thorpe
Margaret Hall
Louise Hall
A. ¥. Binnington
Thomas Dixon
Richard Hill
Geo. W. Peterson
Charles W. Eaton
Hill
Mr. Hill
Her Majesty's Navy
Branch Street Tabernacle and Highland Church Picnic
Branch street Tabernacle and Highland Congregational church held a joint picnic at Haggett's pond yesterday afternoon. A special train carried 225 in the morning with more travelers later. Lunches were provided. Branch Street won the ball game 14 to 5. Albert Phinney won the bicycle race Clarence Wilbur the boat race prize and Miss Bertha Greene the doughnut race. Committees from both churches oversaw arrangements and the event was deemed very successful.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Highland Congregational Church
Haggett’s Pond
Branch Street
Albert Phinney
Clarence Wilbur
Bertha Greene
Worthen Street Baptist Picnic At Nabnasset Pond
Worthen Street Baptist Sunday school held its annual picnic at Nabnasset pond yesterday with travel by electrics or steam cars and a final stage by barges. A refreshment committee served basket lunches ice cream and lemonade. Sports produced many winners including Elton Swanson Christina Cornfield Miron Cady Lilla Field Bertha Stiles Eunice Day Harvey MacDonald and others in races hats trimming nail driving and boat events. The general committee included Charles Butler Dennison Kimball Warren A. Brown and B H Wiggin chaired by Robert Day Oscar Carter and Arthur Day for sports boat and refreshment respectively.
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Worthen Street
Magegle
Christina Cornfield
Mia. Stevens
Mrs. Atkinson
Dennison Kimball
Warren A. Brown
B. H. Wiggin
Robert Day
Oscar Carter
Arthur Day
McDonald's Fruit Store Sold to George B Hall
George B Hall purchased McDonalds fruit store No 5 Merrimack street from Mr McDonald who retires after eleven years at the stand. The new owner will stock a choice assortment of foreign and domestic fruits at the lowest market prices and invites friends and the public to visit the shop.
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George B. Hall
McDonald's
Merrimack Street
Hall
McDonald
Watersnake and Trout in Umpechenee Konkapot Pool
In spring 1898 while fishing with Col M Blair of Ansonia Connecticut we approached a pool formed by the Umpechenee brook and the Konkapot in Mill River Maas. I fished one side with a fly and the colonel used bait. A commotion in the pool center drew our attention and upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col . M. Blair
Ansonia
Mill River
Maas
Distributive trade in dull mood with mixed prices
A New York June 29 report notes dull distributive trade with generally weak manufactured product prices, except where crops are promising. Wheat prices rise amid crop damage and rainfall reports. other farm goods climb on near-term demand. Railway earnings are solid, but clearings and metal markets show softness. iron and steel futures gloom persists. lumber demand improves at several markets.
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Kenny Chews & Co
Kamas City
Gates
Tron
Steel
New York
Bradstreast
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
China
Mississippi
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Print Cloth Prices Fall as Wages Advance Sparks Expectation
The selling committee cut market prices to 2% cents after a prior move from 3% to 3% cents, causing speculation of further measures. Within a month the price shrinkage occurred with little impact on demand. Cotton trades at a range while looming shutdowns and wage cuts loom due to tightened margins. The last wage increase dates to Dec 11, 1898, boosting weaving costs and altering cloth pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. G. Dun & Co
Coates Brothers
Fall River Committee
M. C. Dorden
Iron Works
Manufacturers’ Committee
Fall River
Luente
Col. Non
Witte
For Sale Highlands Residences and More
For sale, first class residences in the Highlands and other choice locations. Time to purchase favorable for the buyer. T. H. Elliott invites inquiries. Small farm to let on the electric line. Eastman Kodaks and photographers supplies at Thompson Hardware Company.
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Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Eastman Kodaks
Thompson Hardware Company
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Lake 164
Jolston & Bess
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas Co
Corey, Milliken & Co
Merced
Santa Ysabel
Cochid
Bears
Meris
Northern Pacific Common
McKinley
Bryan
Hegie Er Eta
T. Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Atchison Ee
Brooklyn
Canada South
St le. Cen
N. J
N.W
G. West
Federal
Federal Steel Pfd
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Ste
Pacific
Penn. Railroad
Phila
Readin - Vy
Readia
St. Pau
Pacine
Texas & Pac
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Union Pac Pre
U.S. Leather
U. S
West Union
Old Colony
West Bac Fee
Arcadian Bingham
Montana
Peuslevievss
Misurllan Boys
Boston Land
Baptist
Congregational
Worthen Street Baptist
McDonald's Fruit
Geo. B. Hall
Excelsion
Dwinell-Wright CO
Corrie Roastens
Scott Svlling Grocers
Corp
Bradstreet
Lowell General Hospital
Corporation of the
Merchants National Bank
John H. Kimball
Lowell
Mass
Am, Steel & Wire
Sucar
Peoples Gas
Gevernee
Brooklyn Rail Transit
Bond and Stock Brokers
Exchange Building
Nutmeg Zinc Mines CO
F. & Griewold Peanes
Irvin
Nassau
New York City
Geo. C, Tevin, See, & Gen
Man
H. B. Stevenson & Co
Newton, Mawes
History of
Courier-Citizen Co
The
Courier
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
E&l
Lawson
Otisco
Lucado
Edisto
Richland
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Sawyer Carriage Company
White Mountain
Arctic
Iceland
Thompson Hardware CO
Merrimack St
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