Wall Street Bulls Hold Courage as Week Ends Strong
The market closed with firm gains led by United States Steel on rail orders and a stabilizing dollar, while copper stocks rose on better earnings and a rumored Pennsylvan ia Gould settlement. Amalgamated and other copper shares advanced, and brokers noted abundant money and scant liquidity.
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Big Demand for Cash Wheat Pushes Wheat Options Rise
Chicago December 16 demand for cash wheat drove a strong market in speculative options. May wheat gained ½ to 6 ¼? cents with corn up 4 percent and oats higher. Provisions little changed. Early sentiment was bearish due to lower cables and higher Argentine shipments, but Northwest news turned bullish and the market firmed.
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Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Outlook
Ennis and Stoppani report bullish sentiment in Chicago grains with December liquidation ending and May prices firm. Corn remains steady with strong May demand. oats show strength as a local packer speculator boosts buying, while futures see limited trading in December.
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Boston Market Bonds First Instalment And Dividends
Financial brief notes a first instalment paid and ex dividend on the Boston market securities. Total sales show 47,203 listed shares, 23,000 in bonds, and 15,410 unlisted stock.
Stage matters fill Boston theatres this week
The coming week closes engagements for E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe at Hollis Street Theatre with Hamlet Romeo and Juliet Much Ado About Nothing and other plays. Numerous engagements continue across Boston including The County Chairman at Tremont and Richard Carle in The Tenderfoot at the Majestic.
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the Tremont
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Robert Hilliard and Company
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Glinserettis
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Smedley Sketch Club
the Howard
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George H. Wood
Heeley and Meely
Four Marvellos
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Batley
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Market Rally Persists as Railroad Rumors Stir Utah
New York December market closes strong with rail rumors underlined by gains in St Paul Union Pacific and Northern Securities. Investors push shares higher on curb despite no decisive merger ruling, with total volume 212,070 shares across listed rail and utility stocks.
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Congress Street
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U. S
Dividends Payable Notices From Multiple Companies
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph 1 per cent January 2 Torrington Company semi annual 814 per cent preferred January 2 Boston Suburban Electric quarterly 50 cents per share preferred January 1 Louisville & Nashville Railway 3 per cent February 10 Guggenheim Exploration quarterly 1 TM per cent January 10 International Steam Pump 4 of 1 per cent January 3 Catarrh remedy ad claims dramatic relief from cold and catarrh with Dr Agnew's Powder.
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Torrington Company
Boston Suburban Electric Company
Louisville & Nashville Railway Company
Guggenheim Exploration Company
International Steam Pump Company
Fleet destruction confirmed by arrivals at Chefoo
Passengers from the Kwangtung peninsula corroborate official Japanese reports on sinking Russian ships at Port Arthur. Japanese losses include three torpedo boats in the last month, with one sinking during the Dec 14 night attack on Sevastopol. Japanese gains are mixed. 203 Metre Hill was fiercely contested, costing 12,000 casualties, and blockade runners continue to breach Port Arthur’s lines.
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New York Bonds Close on Mixed Day Across Rates
Closing bond prices show varied activity with U S 3s at 104% to 104% and 4s around 105% amid changes in Atchison and B&O issues. Key notes include Adams Exdal at 108% and Cleveland metrics, with moguls like Mtn con and Mex Cen bonds trading between 76 and 104. Prices reflect market shifts, with several issues steady near prior closes and others up or down modestly.
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Brighton High Dominates Chelsea In High-Scoring Showdown
Brighton High defeated Chelsea High in a fast game at Brighton yesterday. Brighton built a 31 point margin across the 15 and 10 minute periods and enjoyed strong team play. Key Brighton contributors included Lonergan brothers seven points Featherstone and Orchard, while Chelsea’s Bliss stood out.
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