Arcadian Decline Dominates Boston Stock Market
The Boston market faced heavy strain from money stringency with frequent loan calls as banks cut deposits. Arcadian shares slumped despite later hopes tied to Treasury actions and strong Lake issues, while Mohawk and North Butte posted gains and broad declines persisted across major issues.
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Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Arcadian
Boston
Shannon
Clifton
Calumet & Arizona
Greene
Mohawk
Osceola
North Butte
Centennial
Nevada
Old Dominion
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Treasury
New York
Bankers’ Sterling
Reichsmarkss
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Ccce
Standard Oil
Bleak day at the fish pier with slim receipts and high prices
On a gloomy waterfront, six small trips arrived chiefly from shore grounds, 37 500 pounds total. Manhassett led with 13 000 pounds dock, 7 000 cod, 4 000 hake, and other pollock loads as prices held high for cod hake pollock and dock at 6 cents and 33 4 to 51 4 cents per pound.
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Butte
Butte Central & Boston Copper Corporation
East Butte Extension
Franklin
Cumberland Ely Copper Company
Portland
Nevada Consolidated Company
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway
Samuel Spencer
Haverhill
Mass
Denison & Farnsworth
Superior & Boston Company
Globe « Arizona Development Company
Old Dominion
Arizona
Joseph A. Coram
Davis-Daly Estates Copper Company
FE. L. White
Bingham Consolidated Mining Company
Mont
Utah
Norfolk & Western
Attleboro Gas & Electric Company
Boston Belting Company
Waltham
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company
New York
Topeka
Kan
Mohawk Mining Company
Boston Cobalt Company
Gilpin
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co
C. J. Grammar
Ira F. Place
C. F. Daley
Calumet & Heela Copper Mines Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Clyde Steamship Company
Morse
William E. Soule
Manhassett
Haddock
Pollock
Diana
Laura Enos
Ignatius Enos
Evangeline
Helen Lane
Stock and Bond Market Prices and Sales Recorded
The Boston Market records the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales, presenting a detailed table of prices and volumes. This snapshot captures the market’s performance on December 5 in Boston.
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Ennis & Stoppanis& Broad ST
New York
Nevada
W. F. Bond & GO
North Main St
Goldfield
Boston
Curb Market Highlights Acme Nipissing Cananea Central
Acme Consolidated led today’s curb market with 78 650 shares traded and a 3 cent gain. Nipissing opened at 16 ¼, rose to 17 ½, then slipped to close ¼ point above the start. Cananea Central fell to 34, down 2 points from yesterday.
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State Street
London
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Steel Common
New York Central
Reading
Atchison
American
Anaconda
Colorado Fuel
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Acme Consolidated
Nipissing
Cananea Central
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall St
New Park
Nevada
Rose
Arizona
Balaklala
Bay State Gasaa
Bingham Central
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Black Mountain
Boston Ely GL
Boston & Cobalt
Cananea Ceentral
Looe Steamship
Opper Securities
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly Ee Eee
East Butte Eee
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Majestic
Coee
Mallory
McKinsey Cobalt
Newhouse
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Dividend and asset recap for listed and unlisted holdings
OdSecond instalment paid. cAs sessment paid. Ex-rights. Total sales include listed stocks 103364 shares and bonds 27000 dollars, unlisted stocks 5766 shares, and rights 1771.
New Members Night at Boston Young Men's Catholic Association
The Boston Young Men's Catholic Association marks a year with 200 new members and hosts a New Members Night featuring an orchestral and vocal concert. Members will hear speeches and meet the newly appointed treasurer, Rev. William J. Ennis S. J., who has worked to advance the association’s interests.
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Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston
William J. Ennis
S. J
Shipping News Minute Almanac of Arrivals and Clearances
Maritime notices record arrivals and clearances including steamers Armadias and Arabic with cargoes and passengers, schooners Alice E. Clark and Comrade, and tugs Lehigh and Sadie Ross. Vessels depart for Philadelphia, Liverpool, Saint John, Newport News, and Portland with barges Reading, Tulpehocken, and George R. Stetson aboard various routes. Weather notes show west to northwest winds and tide times for early morning high water. Descriptive entries list ports such as Buenos Ayres, Newport News, Gloucester, and Philadelphia along with ship names and destinations.
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Page
Buenos Ayres
Para
Barbados
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Crowell
New York
Old Dominion
Burton
Cto
Calvin Austin
Oliver
Portland
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Ober
Gloucester
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Newport News
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International
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Cumberland
Mitchener
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Reading
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Leader
Doane
Salem
Gettysburg
Camp
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Marble
Arthur Clifford
Machias
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Winifredian
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James
Whitney
Foxley
Nantucket
Norfolk
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G. M. Cochrane
Sweepstakes
Gamecock
Eastern Port
Newburyport
A. J. Miller
New London
Longtime Everett Stevedore Gruber Retires After 40 Years
After nearly four decades of service, A. W. Gruber of Everett resigns as stevedore for the Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company. Clerks, crew, and officers present him with a $200 gold purse as a farewell token and best wishes for his future prosperity.
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A. W. Gruber
Everett
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company
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