Money Stringency Depresses Stocks on Wall Street
Wall Street reports mixed action as money market tightens the week’s end. Declines in major issues follow frictions in Russia and anticipated Congress rate legislation while selective gains appear in National Lead and Amalgamated as traders weigh bullion flows and mining stock movements.
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Guggenheim
Erie
Union Pacific
Congress
United States Steel
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Boston Market aBx Dividend and Asset Totals
The Boston Market reports a second instalment paid and ex rights. Assessment paid. Total sales include listed stocks 43 819 shares bonds 9000 unlisted stocks 17 859 shares and rights 1040.
Chicago grain markets show overall firm tone on wheat and corn
Chicago May wheat traded firm with prices edging higher as Ennis and Stoppant report a strong tone and continued buying interest. Corn and oats followed the wheat uptrend with shorts covered amid cold weather and higher demand, signaling potential further advances in coming sessions.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Dividends Payable Notices From Local Firms
Granby Copper Company pays 3 percent dividend on Jan 15. Ashton Valve Company declares extra 1 percent dividend due Dec 15. Street's Western Stable Car Line issues semi annual 3 percent preferred dividend payable Jan 1.
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Ashton Valve Company
Street
Western
Copper stock activity on Exchange Place amid curb trading
Trading on Exchange Place showed brisk activity with Utah Copper rising to 2812 and Nevada Consolidated softening to 934 by close. Utah Copper was bought for Guggenheim accounts while Keweenaw Copper surged to 24 before slipping to 19, and Bisbee stocks remained quiet.
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Guggenheims
Keweenaw Copper
Bisbee
Acme Consolidated
Arizona Commercial
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Bingham Group
Bunker Hill
Black Mountain
Eeeweenaw Copper
Treadwell
Troy Manhattan
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Utah
SOULE
Weekly Cotton Review Signals Cautious Market Ahead
The cotton futures market moved lower this week as traders awaited a government report due next Monday. Analysts pin the key figure at 10,250 bales and expect the market to swing with the report, while cables showed declines of six to seven points and traders remained cautious awaiting further developments.
Revere Beach Shanties Being Removed
Revere December 1. Owners of cottages shanties and other shantytown structures at Revere Beach are removing them as ordered by the Metropolitan Park Commission. The commission had allowed a summer extension but now building restrictions around the reservation will be enforced.
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Boston to New York River Line Announces 2.00 Fare
Beginning December 1, 1805 the first class limited rate from Boston to New York via the Fall River line drops to two dollars with lower fares from other points. A steamboat express train with parlor cars leaves South station at 6 p.m. daily connecting with Providence or Plymouth steamers and reaches New York by 7 a.m. the next morning.
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Sunday service resumes Fall River line to New York
Beginning December 3 the Fall River line offers Sunday winter service to New York. The Steamboat express will depart Boston at 6 p m and connect at Fall River with the new Steamer Providence or Plymouth for the voyage.
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Strikers Shot In Demerara
Georgetown Demerara December 1 police fired on a riotous mob during a wharf workers strike. Five rioters are reported killed. Violence yesterday led to a riot act read and a governor’s proclamation closing all retail spirit shops from 6 PM to 6 AM until further notice. All business suspended.
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British Cruisers Sappho and Diamond Sail to Demerara
ST. THOMAS D W I Dec 1 The British cruisers Sappho and Diamond have departed for Demerara from their base.
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Ice coated vessels dock after northwesterly gale at wharf
Vessels arriving after the cold snap showed a coating of ice from a stiff northwesterly gale. Total landed was 197,800 pounds including 98,500 dock, 67,000 cod, 27,000 hake, and 5,300 pollock. Haddock and cod commanded prices from 21-4 to 31-4 cents per pound. The Austriana, captained by H. S. Harrison, arrived from Fowey and Cardiff after a 16 day voyage, with 1500 tons to Port and. The Romanic will sail with 1,751 passengers, mostly Italians, Portuguese and Greeks heading home for Christmas. The Ross fleet’s flags were half-mast in memory of Martin Paschal.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping list records dawn and dusk times, tides, and moon. Arrivals include Austriana and many steamers bound to and from Boston York and Halifax with barges and tugs named. ships cleared and sailed list follow with multiple destinations and coal ports.
Boston Stage Buzz Tour Hits Many Theaters This Week
Boston theaters showcase Mrs Fiske with Sean Kleschna at Tremont Theatre for three weeks starting Monday. Klaw and Erlanger present The Rogers Brothers in Ireland at Colonial Theatre with matinees. Sothern Marlowe revive Twelfth Night at Hollis Street. The Wizard of Oz returns to crowds at the Boston Theatre. Mary Hall stars in Hamlet at Colonial Theatre charity. Mrs Leffingwell’s Boots headlines Park Theatre with Guy Standing and Jessie Busley returning. Empire stock closes Blue Jeans while If I Were King opens at the Empire. As We Saw plays end at Majestic with two performances today. Gay New York closes at Globe as How Baxter Butted In debuts next week. Queen of the Convicts ends at Grand Opera House. Secret Service Sam opens next. The City Girls lead Keith program with other acts. The Climbers comes to Castle Square while Texas Ranger plays Bowdoin Square. Corbett headlines at Globe concert. Corbett promises final Boston vaudeville. Boston Theatre and Tremont schedule varied acts and charity concerts all week.
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Hundreds Seek J A Bailey Missing in Pride's Corner
Portland Maine December 1 a reward of 50 was offered for James Arlington Bailey of Pride's Corner who disappeared Saturday. He is 6 feet 11 inches tall 152 pounds with dark red auburn hair gray eyes and a dark mixed suit. Hundreds search for him with no clues found. A new effort to drain water from the Presumpscot River is planned where many expect a body may be found.
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