Cotton Slump Triggers Global Furor in Markets
New York reports a third sensational drop in the cotton market as panic selling drives March contracts to 14.60 and May to 14.78. Prices tumble from last night’s close by over 3.50 per bale, reflecting widespread demoralization after the Sully boom collapse.
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New York
Ex-Dividend Calendar Highlights for Today
The calendar notes ex-dividend dates for KK. B. Ciefln, Company common, Books Open, American Sugar common and preferred, and Savannah Electric common and preferred shares.
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Savannah
Fishing Fleet Reaches T Wharf With Massive Haddock Catch
A fleet of 16 trawlers docked at T wharf reporting 220,800 pounds total catch. Haddock led with 111,500 pounds, cod 59,200, hake 21,200, pollock 24,400 and minor amounts of cask and scrod haddock. Captain Michael Powers called the South Channel trip one of the worst memories, noting rough seas and two sheltering calls at Provincetown.
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Michael Powers
Benjamin EF. Phillips
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Portland
Provincetown
Phillips
Clara G. Silva
Gladys
Nellie
Elizabeth W. Nunan
Haddock
M. Madaleine
Emily Cooner
Catharine D. Enos
Ove
Esther Gray
Olive F. Hutchins
Valentinna
Cod. Hake. Lock
Benj, F. Phillipg
Mary E. Qooney
Angie V. Watson
Hortense
Sadie M. Nunan
Athena
Nepon
Boston
Vineyard Haven
Mpesaariy
W. Nunan
South Boston
Bermuda
Shipping News Jam 18 Miniature Almanac Sunrise Tides
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances of numerous steamers and tugs with routes from Calcutta to Baltimore and Salem to New Bedford. It records ship names, origins, destinations, coal towed barges, and cargo movements around Dec. 24 including steamer lines San Jose Old Colony and Devonian along with tug operations and barge tows.
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Charles F. Mayer
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Edgewater
N. J
Hawthorne
Hackensatk
Frank M. Low
Donovan
Chehaw River
Towing Barges and Vessels Across Ports
Shipping notices list Patience at Philadelphia towing barges Langhorne Coleraige and others via Clark's Point to Wi conisco. Other entries show Valley Forge Suf folk Salem Herndon Portland Nellie Lynn towing barge O Co 78 Mars Philadelphia Wethayres Burnside and New Bedford for Manheim Lenape Philadelphia Glendower Eagle Hull Macungie Savage Baltimore No 16 Salem Charles T Gallagher No 25 Portsmouth.
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Newport News
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Herman Winter
Thompson
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Manheim
Glendower
Eagle Hull
Savage
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Stage Notes Highlight Boston Theaters Openings and Acts
Adeline Genee shines in The Silver Star at the Colonial while Dick Whittington delights Majestic patrons. William Hodge charms Boston as Daniel Voorhees Pike, and The Man From Home lingers at Park Theatre. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm thrives at Tremont, with John Prew ending Inconstant George at Hollis Street. Bernstein's Israel debuts Monday, Bright Eyes ends the week, and The Girl From Rector's follows. Lew Dockstader's Globe minstrel show and Craig in 1915 at Castle Square draw attention. The Gambler of the West remains at Grand Opera House. Season closes for Denman Thompson at Boston's vaudeville, with Eight Palace Girls and others on the bill. New acts include Brengk's Bronze Beauties, The Lady in Black preview, Jack Johnson at the Howard, and Ruth St. Denis Hindu dances. Columbia Theatre features Kentucky Belles. Waldron's Casino hosts Burlesque vaudeville. Parson sisters and Don and Don at the Hub Theatre. Luken's Lions hold over, plus Lyon and crew at New Palace. Theatre Comique updates motion pictures with novelty numbers.
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William Hodge
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Park Theatre
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Tremont
John Prew
Hollis Street
George
Bernstein
Israel
Bright Eyes
Rector’s
Lew Dockstader
Globe
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Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Thomas Shea
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
Palace Girls
Gracie Emmett
Howard
Amy Francis
Miner
Americans
Bowdoin Square
Charlotte Hunt
Lothrop Stock Company
Ruth St. Denis
Hollis
S’riday
Columbia Theatre
Waldron
Casino Theatre
Fred Irwin
Parson Sisters
Comediennes
Don
Hub Theatre
Luken
Lionel Smith
Raymond
Eliot
Harris
Wilson
Hallet Company
Peter the Great
New Palace Theatre
Theatre Comique
American Sugar Refining Company 1909 Annual Report Highlights
Directors summarize 1909 results noting public goodwill aims, stockholder distribution, and board additions in Boston and New York. They deny monopoly claims, explain non reliance on high duties, cite modest raw to refined sugar margins, and report refinery expansions in Chalmette and Philadelphia plus strengthened Brooklyn Cooperage assets.
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