Stocks slump as copper deal looms and Congress nears
Markets remained unsettled as traders in Boston and New York forecast lower prices. Copper uncertainties and opposition, plus looming congress, weighed on sentiment. West wire quotes were poor. Amalgamated and Anaconda shares moved within tight ranges. Paine's circular condemning trusts and the copper deal added bear pressure. New York advised cautious buying on rallies, expecting further liquidation and potential oversold conditions. Boston noted expectations of Taft’s message and weak bullishness, while Yukon Gold declared a 2 percent dividend with books closing December 10.
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Boston
New York
Congress
West
Butte
Amalgamated
Anaconda
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Greene-Cananea
Itly
Giroux
Nevada
Utah
East AK Butte
Davis- Daly
London
Bear Party
Taft
Bulish
Butte & Superior to Build 4–Sixty-Ton Mill by 1910
Welch & Harrington reports a slight market gain with Butte & Superior closing at 2.45 bid amid news the company will erect a 4 SW-ton mill and aim to start operations by March 1910. Investment interest rises as traders expect a rally once the market picks up and the stock nears new highs. Tuolumne and other mining shares showed varied activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch & Harrington
Butte & Superior
Butte & Superior Company
Tuolumne
Butte & Ely
Keating
National Mining and Investment Company
Stock market activity shows scattered sales and prices
Terse market notes indicate orders from yesterday largely filled and sparring in price with no clear result. The remainder of the list was scattered with a few sales but no meaningful movement, though cheaper stocks held potential for a late turn.
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Tle
New School Plant Aims to Save Money for Mines
Denver November 30. The state school of mines at Golden plans a new ore dressing and metallurgical plant modeled after the Krupp plant at Magdeburg Germany. It will cost 75000 dollars and seven acres adjacent to the campus have been selected as the site.
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Denver
State School of Mines
Golden
Krupp
Magdeburg
Germany
Fred Lake Highlighted as Boston Manager Candidate
Philadelphia reports Fred Lake, last season's Boston American League manager, as the top candidate sought by Philadelphia owners to replace William Murray. Negotiations hinge on securing John Kling, the ex-Chicago catcher, who is banned by the national commission, with President Fogel remaining in charge and Morris Scheck slated for secretary.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Fred Lake
William Murray
Lake
John Kling
Chicago
National Commission
Fogel
Reim
Elliott
Conway
Morris Scheck
Visitor’s vivid tour of Butte copper camps and grand mines
J G Hicks a 42 year railroad man toured Butte with J P Stevens and described the city as a rich mining camp perched on hills with towering buildings, broad streets, and lavish stores. He notesHennessy Mercantile, government order, vice districts, and the impressive mines producing around fifty million dollars annually, highlighting schools and churches as sturdy institutions.
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Butte
J. G. Hicks
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. P. Stevens
Hicks
Anseconda
Jesse P. Stevens
Huntingdon County
Treasure State
Silver Bow County
Stevens
Leonard Mine
Boston & Montana
Chicago
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Goston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Boston
Uncle Samuel
The Climax in Three Acts at Braodway Theater Dec 2 3 4
Joseph M. Weber presents The Climax a three act comedy drama with music by Breil at Braodway theater December 2 3 and 4. It follows a young operatic student facing pressure from a physician trying to ruin her voice. Strong tour plans and global reach accompany this local hearing.
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United States
Susans
Ruths
Priscillas
Judiths
England
Daphne
Duchess of Sutherland
Rosemary Millicent Leveson-Gower
Angela Forbes
Marigold
English Society
Venetia
Aurea
Ela
Linnie
Eldrydd
Dulcibella
Ganfreda
Saline
Morwenna
Lelgarde
Tollemaches
Rhona
Mariota
Artemisia
Elfreyda
Hersilia
Lyonesse
Princess Royal
Tollemache
Lyonela
Fredgunda Cuthberga
Ethelwytha Ideth Ysabel Grace Monica Oranella Plantagenet
Joseph M. Weber
Edward Lovke
Joseph Carl Breil
Braadway Theater
Weber
New York Playhouse
America
Australia
Germany
Italy
India
France
Spain
Sweden
Africa
South America
Luncheon Menu Items and Dairy Beverages Listed
A fragmented menu lists luncheon items including bacon eggs sausage liver and bacon fried mush fried scrap, two eggs, oats, cereal wheat and rice with cream, hot cakes with butter and syrup, toast, corn meal, grape nuts, shredded wheat with cream, applesauce, sliced apples, oranges, potatoes, doughnuts, grapes, sliced peaches, coffee with milk, and various beverages. Lunch and dinner sections mention soup, roast meat, baked sparerib or macaroni, sliced tomatoes, Hubbard squash, mashed turnips, corn, rolls and butter, baked apples, pitcher of cream, glass milk, buttermilk. Prices appear as cents per item.
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Main St
Montana
North Main
Bolever & Brown
State Bank
Mose Linz—Lends
North Main Street
Layton Bacon
Tripp &Dragstedt Company
Soiliv
HUB
Paine
Thomas W. Lawson
F. D. Chapin
Yukon Gold Company
Dee
Alameda
Barnes-King
Alex Scott
Arizona Peenee
Butte-Milwaukee
Butte-Montana
Audo
ST. Butte & Bacorn Lee
Seeuneeseas
Butte & Superior Une
Butte & Superice
Hutte
San Francisco
Ward BR. Pratt
Department of California
Weston
Walter L. Schuyler
Fifth Cavalry
Barry
New York Evening Mail
Philadelphia Telegraph
Wein
East Park St
Wein’s
J. G. Aloes
Hugh
Granite Street
Jackson Street
St.Paul Il
Front Street
Missoula
Tul
Hood Medical Company
West Broadway
Oelve Oread Be
Ind
P. H. Sherrard
Arnold
Home Baking Co
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