Copper Rally Persists Amid Mine News and Bank Tilts
Copper markets rise as Hussey Howe property yields copper while First National Bank directors face changes in New York. East Butte Copper expands its plant as Osceola and Garfield firms report dividends and leadership shifts.
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Arthur C. James
W. James
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Edwinald
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William H. Taylor
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Thomas D. Adams
C. W. Morse
Harry P. Morse
East Butte Copper Company
Clark
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Nova Scotia
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BR. L. Day & Co
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McDonald
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Ladd
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Portland
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Raven Company
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Broadway
New York Metal Exchange
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National Mining & Exploration Company
United States Trust Company
A. Shuman
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
James T. Phelns
A. C. Ratshesky
Edwin A. Curtis
E. W. Anthony
Frederick J. Alley
Joshua B. Holden
Albert EB. Pillsbury
I. A. Ratshesky
Thomas J. Gargan
William A. Bancroft
Caleb S. Spencer
John D. Long
John L. Bates
Boston curb market shows mixed moves at exchange place
Exchange Place on January 14 reports a decline in Boston Ely to 17-8 with a close at 21-16 while Utah Apex rises to around 21-4. Nevada Utah Majestic and Rosario show activity and Bay State Gas remains steady as details of the curb list fluctuate.
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Exchange Place
Boston Ely
Utah
Nevada
Majestic
Rosario
Bay State
Bree Reinhardt
Few York
Place
Boston
Broad Street
Ork Gas
Ely
Mwsein
Bass CateniaRa
Blorence Goldfie
Elvetia
Rosario Tee
Stocks Fed Out As Fast As They Can Be
On Wall Street January 14 the money market surplus funds were used by many professional traders to push stocks to levels generally above last night. Prices held firm at around the 4 level amid active trading and liquid funds in the market.
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Wall Street
New England Dry Goods Association Expands Role at Banquet
The New England Dry Goods Association announced plans to represent members in the Legislature to improve service and rates of public service corporations and to aid local expressmen against larger companies. At their annual Hotel Vendome banquet, they adopted the slogan We will make the organization the most powerful in the business world of New England and outlined a policy to reach that goal.
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New England Dry Goods Association
Hotel Vendome
New England
Campaign Aims at Offending Organizations
Steam railroads steamboat companies and trolley systems face a planned campaign. Express and parcel delivery firms are also under scrutiny as the organization readies actions against these entities.
New England Organization Elects Officers After Record Year
A reception opened the event with 210 members seated at the board the largest in the group’s history. Prominent New England citizens attended as officers were elected including J C B Smith as president C C Perris as vice president P A O Connell as treasurer John A Waldo as secretary and trustees C F Gibbs W C Mitchell L W Roskoff H A Cook and A M Walcott. The treasurer reported a healthy balance and membership rose from 79 to 180 with seven more awaiting admission.
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J. ©. B. Smith
Treasury
J. C. B. Smith
C. C. Perris
P. A. O'Connell
Boy Wonder Erving Clement Robinson Delights Idahoaudience
The nine year old Ida ho boy known as the boy wonder sang grolly and cornet solos with the New England Dry Goods Association quartet. P A O ConnelL treasurer of the James A Houston Company Boston gave a masterly address on Modern Merchandising and ex congressman Samuell Powers spoke on Merchants and Lawyers. The program urged golden rule business ethics for dry goods firms and praised courteous, fair dealing in commerce.
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Erving Clement Robinson
Idaho
Boy Wonder
New England Dry Goods Association
P. A. O’connell
James A. Houston
Boston
Samuell. Powers
O'Connell
Jordan Marsh Co 50th Anniversary Sale Marks 67th Year
The Jordan Marsh Company begins its 67th birthday sale today at 8 30 a m closing tomorrow at 5 30 p m. The sale features 985 bargain lots including many new goods sold at exceptionally low prices due to favorable wholesale conditions. Jordan Marsh, founded by Eben D Jordan and Benjamin J Marsh, grew with Boston as its population and store space expanded.
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Jordan & Marsh
Eben D. Jordan
Benjamin J. Marsh
Charles
Danville
William P. Tenny & Co
Prince and
Salem Streets
Joshua Stetson
Hanover Street
Parkman Place
James M. Beebe
Boston
Jordan Marsh
Jordan
Europe
Mr. Marsh
Merchandising Through the Years and Modern Trade
Mr. O Connell traces merchandising from barter and farmer exchanges to the modern department store. He argues true trade aims at mutual profit and cites old village stores as the forerunners of today s retail science.
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Old Village
O’connell
O'Connell
If I Were King at the Majestic Theater
Mr H Sothern starred in a requested performance of If I Were King at the Majestic Theater. He impressed as Francois Villon with strong support from Miss Florence Reed as Katherine de Valencies and an efficient company. The reviewer praises Sothern as a master in the title role and notes Reed’s warm reception.
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Majestic Theatre
Lord Dundreary
Mr. Sothern
Francois Villon
Rascal
Zenda
Crichton
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Sothern
Florence Reed
Katherine de Vancelies
Roland Reed
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