Market Holding Well On Reduced Sales
Wall Street reports quieter trading with a notable drop from yesterday’s vigor. Analysts note lingering weakness from the previous close but point to gains in United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper amid favorable trade center news and cautious optimism as dollars shift and bonds move unevenly.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Reading
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Erie
Southern Pacific
London
Sterling Exchange
U. S
Bonds and stock instalments and totals
Summary of securities: a second instalment paid b kx dividend c ex rights d first instalment paid. Total sales cover listed stocks 81 255 shares bonds 74 000 unlisted stocks 30 948 shares rights 2 801.
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New York stocks rally as rails lead market gains
The New York stock market rose with rails attracting the most attention. Louisville & Nashville spurred funds with dividend rise expectations, Baltimore & Ohio attracted buyers on dividend hopes, and United States Steel led the steel group higher. Weather and traction stocks also showed strength as the market closed strong at near peak levels.
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State Street
Trinity
Copper
Greene Amalgamated
United States Mining
Tennessee Copper
Utah
Allouez
Adventure
Atlantic
Boston Consolidated
Bingham
Centennial
Calumet & Hecla
Greene
Granby
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Later
Mass
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrott
Shannon
United States
Boston
Montana Coal and Coke
Shoe Machinery
United Fruit
American Telephone
Massachusetts
New York
People’s
Baltimore & Ohio
Metropolitan
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois Central
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
St. Louis & Southeastern
New York Air Brake
Paris
National City Bank
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bay State Gas
Atchison Eeereesereeere
Canadian Pacific
Ener
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delan Ro - Hudson
Rio Grande
BO & Erie
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
K& See
North of Mexico
New York Centra
IAN
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
St L & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St L & W
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wisconsin
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Qom
Anaconda Mining, Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fue & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Su Distillers’ Securities
So‘ General Electric
Eee
International Paper
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel Sree
Tennessee
T S Steel
Railroad St
United States Steel
Metropolitan Street Railway
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Brooklyn Rap Tran
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Chi, Mil & St P
Colorado FT & 1
Louisville & Nash
Street Railway Employees Hold Annual Concert and Ball
WAKEFIELD December 2 The local division of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees held its annual concert and ball in the Town Hall with a large attendance P J Cronin directed the floor assisted by P J McGaffeney and a corps of aids Dancing continued until closing time
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Wakefield
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees
P. J. Cronin
P. J. McGaffeney
New Haven R R Seeks Patience on Freight Embargo
An official of the New Haven railroad explains the embargo on freight to New England via Harlem River stems from a surge in demand for raw materials and goods after a business slowdown. He notes record eastbound traffic, urges patrons to plan ahead and accept slower winter service, and predicts embargo removal when volumes ease.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New England
Harlem River
New Haven Road
New Hava Road
Dividends Payable Notices From Companies
Swift and Co announces a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable January 2. Manhattan Railway Company declares a 1.5 percent quarterly dividend due January 3. Wee Valve Company issues an extra 1 percent dividend payment in January.
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Swift & Co
Manhattan Railway Company
Wee Valve Company
Funeral Services for Mme Janauschek in New York
A small group of theatre people attended the chapel service for Francesca Romana Janauschek the noted actress who died last Wednesday at a Long Island home. The ceremony included a Catholic reading and a eulogy by Milton Nobles of the Actors Fund which cared for her in her later years. Burial will be in the Actors Fund plot at the Evergreen Cemetery.
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Mme
Janauschek
New York
Francesca Romana Janauschek
Long Island
Milton Nobles
Actors’ Fund
Mme. Janauschek
Wheat Market Moves on Bull Campaign in Chicago Letter
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat buying by Armour and Patten in a broad bull attempt while Northwest and other buyers shift. Corn trade remains slow with ample supply near limits. oats show movement between December and May and look favorable at current prices.
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Ennis & Stopnani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Acs Cou
Bim
Bily
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago
Armour and Patten
Northwest
Dry weather advances May wheat in Chicago trade
Continued dry weather in the Southwest pushed May wheat prices higher in Chicago trading. The market closed strong with prices near their highs while corn and oats were little changed and provisions rose 5 to 25. Overall sentiment in the wheat pit remained bullish despite a modestly unsettled start.
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Chicago
Stage Season Glitters With Boston Theatre Burns
Henry W. Savage brings Raymond Hitchcock in The Yankee Consul to Tremont for a week. Amelia Bingham headlines The Climbers with Frank Worthing and Henry Woodruff, followed by The Frisky Mrs Johnson. Bertha Galland stars Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall at Majestic, and Sothern Marlowe close first week with Romeo and Juliet at Hollis Street. Numerous acts, concerts, and vaudeville shows populate Boston venues through December.
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Henry W. Savage
Tremont Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Amelia Bingham
Boston
Clyde Fitch
New York
Miss Bingham
Frank Worthing
Henry Woodruff
Mrs. Johnson
Bertha Galland
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
the Majestic
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Shakspere
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Colonial Theatre
Love
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
Globe Theatre
Ramsay Morris
Primrose
Boston Theatre
Palace of the King
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hensil
Cooper
the Howard
Nora Bayes
Holcombe
Curtis and Webb
Marlo
Aldo
le Roy
Woodford
McIntyre
Rice
Gilday
Fox
Gildersleeve
Townsend
Carlotta Delmar
Music Hall
Paul Conchas
Olive May
John W. Albaugh
Amelia Summerville
Kitty Bingham
Sitting Bull
Columbia Music Hall
Clark
Palace Theatre
Tom Miner
Austin & Stone
Howarth
Professor Hall
Nickelodeon
William H. Crane
Comedie Francaise
Otis Skinner
Park Theatre
Harvester
Kneisel Quartet
Potter Hall
Josef Hoffmann
Mme
Melba
Symphony Hall
de Pachmann
Jordan Hall
Band Suit Proposal For Union Musicians
Members of the Chicago Federation of Musicians will vote next Tuesday on adopting a universal uniform for all players while filling engagements. A suggested design for a drum major style is highlighted as unique and eye catching to signify union status.
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Chicago Federation of Musicians
Admiral Charles H. Davis Picked for North Sea Inquiry
The North Sea commission will include Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis to probe the firing on British trawlers. Davis, with 43 years in the Navy, fluent in French and versed in international maritime law, was chosen on Secretary Morton's recommendation and is brother-in-law to Senator Lodge.
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North Sea
Charles H. Davis
Admiral Davis
Morton
Senator Lodge
Rockerfeller Jr Plans Abroad Vacation After Overwork
New York December 2 John D Rockefeller Jr 31 renowned as the wealthiest of his age has fallen to overwork He will go abroad for a two or three month vacation due to strain from his extensive business and religious duties noting he has not felt well for several months He serves as director of multiple major companies and heads a Bible class of 250 members with a routine of long days and frugal meals.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
United States Steel Corporation
National City Bank
American Linseed Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Standard Oil Company
American Postal and Newspaper Tube Company
University of Chicago
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Mass Electric
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U S Steel
Victoria
West End St Ry
Western T & Pref
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Wolverine
Wor
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Wyandot
NEW York Consolidated
Perry
N. Haven R.R
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Tex & Pac
J. Newman & Sons Corp'n
Tremont St
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Eugene Cowles
Juggler
Columbia
Belclaire Bros
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Parker's
Castle SQ
Castle Square Theatre
Natic Stock Co
Palace OF the Kinc
Winter St. Prees
Ollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Julia Sothern
Mariowe
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Juliet
Hamlet
Sical
WIT Iokel, Watson & Wrothe
Bowdoin
Monte Cristo
Keith
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Atinee
Prism Rose Minstrel Company
James H. Decker
Colonial
Mme. Gschumannlin
I “Love
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Gipsy Rover
Theodore Kemner
Mattlebatio
Theatre Majestic
Bertha Cgalland
Haymarket
Howard
Gashh
Bottomley
Steely, Doty
Coe
Werner
LaVine-Cimaron
Harry Brown
Anderson
Briggs
Rockefeller
Rear Adm. Davis
North Sea Commission
Lodge
Rockefeller, JR
Dreyfus
Hayward Place
Washington
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