Wall Street Holds Narrow Gains Amid Stock Repurchases
Trading on New York markets showed a broad stock repurchase surge by recent sellers with a price recovery but overall activity remained tight and professional. The day featured gains supported by energy, rail and utility issues as financières weighed prospects for money market liquidity and potential dividend actions.
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Market Report Notes Small Decline and Stability
A report notes a four point drop and a flat net result, with a seven point overall lower trend. It adds that ace five months typically shows a three to six point decline.
Market Brief Shows Mixed Commodity Movements Across Regions
St Louis wool receipts mixed with tariff grade prices and finishes. Chicago wheat futures rise on southwest demand while corn and oats ease and cash corn stays steady to lower. New York copper quiet with London prices down, electrolytic and casting lead steady, Boelter higher in London, silver near 48.5 cents per ounce.
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Pennsylvania Coal Supply Forecast Exhaustion by 1992
Professor William Griffith of Beranton Pennsylvania warned at a government antitrust hearing that the anthracite coal fields faces total shipment reserves of about 2.23 billion tons in 1905 and, at current consumption, will be exhausted in 1992.
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Mikado appoints new ambassador to London
Tokio reports K. Kato named the new Japanese ambassador to England. He met the emperor who hosted a luncheon before his departure via Suez with his wife and daughter. Kato, formerly head of the foreign office, succeeds Kumura who returns to Tokyo as minister of foreign affairs.
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Preparation to Push Waterways Bond Issue
Washington reports a committee formed under authority from the rivers and harbors congress to back a nationwide waterway plan. Representative Ransdell leads as president and a panel including Moore Swager Shirley Teel Bettinger will investigate and promote a $500 million bond measure for the project.
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Closing Prices and Stock Listings Report
A stock market round up lists closing prices for multiple companies. It names Boston area exchanges and dozens of firms including American Telephone and Telegraph American Sugar Massachusetts Electric United Fruit United Shoe Workers Mining and various mining companies with percent changes and price points. The fragmentary OCR reflects a snapshot of daily market activity with many figures and ticker-style entries.
Train Wreck on Panama Line Kills Three Foreigners
A Panama accident at Das Oblapo follows a dynamite blast last week. The derailment killed the engineer and two others, with several more injured. All victims were foreigners.
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Das Oblapo
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Herpicide Promoted As Germ Killer For Hair
The ad cites Klondike veterans and Lieut Perry claiming cold climates kill hair-eating germs. It asserts Newbro's Herpicide destroys scalp germs and regrows hair. Sold by druggists with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. Detroit address for samples and agents listed.
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Fire destroys tobacco factory and tobacco supplies
Penrod Kentucky December 16 fire destroyed the tobacco factory of Lewis Kirkpatrick and 25060 pounds of tobacco owned by the H N Martin company of Louisville. Cause listed as night rider arson. Fire occurred early today with extensive damage reported.
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Ban on betting to be tested in Louisiana
New Orleans records a test of a racing foe called Looks anti racing bill as the New Orleans Jockey Club announces it will open tomorrow amid rumors of wagering restrictions.
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Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Offered for Croup Cure
In common talk of babies who have died of the croup the editorial laments unnecessary fear. It asserts croup follows a cold or cough and claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup stops the fret system of the cough, reducing danger. Sold by J H O’Rielly.
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J. H. O' Rielly
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