Market Again A Waiting Affair
Market observers report irregular price moves with a general waiting attitude in New York and Boston. Amalgamated rises in Boston while copper shares lead gains, as loan money hits a record low and currency in banks increases.
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Market Stocks and Bonds Report from Boston Exchange
The Boston Market notes stock and bond activity with ex dividend status. Listed stocks sold 28 143 shares and un listed stocks 23 207 shares, while bonds reached $54 000 and rights 5843 in total sales for the day.
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C. H. Knapp & Co
Boston
Boston curb market activity reports leading stocks today
Boston curb market today shows moderate activity with Bay State Gas trading 0.67 to 0.72, Consolidated Arizona at 0.04 to 0.09, Goldfield Consolidated near 0.08, Ohio Copper around 0.06, and National Mining near 0.70. Full fluctuations of the curb list are detailed herewith.
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Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppant
Wheat and corn quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade show May, July, and September prices. Wheat opens higher with May around 1.063, July 0.970, and Sept 0.945 amid fluctuating ranges. Corn May at 0.615, July 0.610, Sept 0.611 with thin trade and fractional shifts throughout the session.
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State Mutual
Trade outlook in January shows cautious gains in textile markets
Dun's Weekly Review reports early January progress with renewed activity in cotton goods and exports. Demand strengthens for spot merchandise and spring orders while fabric prices firm. domestic hides rise as U S failures fall from 416 to 305 this week.
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United States
Bradstreet reports mixed state of trade in January
Bradstreet notes largely favorable changes in general business. Spring orders rise at major Eastern centers with optimistic travel reports. retail demand boosts heavy wearables and cotton goods. Export cotton to China improves. sheetings up 25,000 bales since Jan 1. Wheat and corn exports for the week and 29 weeks show declines vs last year. 816 business failures in the week ending Jan 14.
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Theatre Gossip and This Week's Top Shows
Numerous productions headline Boston stages with Louise Gunning in Marcelle at the Majestic and final performances of Girls today. Fannie Ward debuts The New Lady Bantock at the Park, while Frank Daniels bids farewell in Hook of Holland.
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Symphony Rehearsal Praises Fiedler For Schubert And Berlioz
The 12th public rehearsal at Symphony Hall featured Mr. Fiedler conducting Schubert in C major with noted vigor. Critics praised the Olympic finale Cs and horn work, and also commended Debussy’s Afternoon of a Fern and Berlioz The Roman Carnival for strong Boston performances.
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Cutler Stands Out in Hub Practice for World Championship
Albert G. Cutler, set to face George Sutton George Slosson and Calvin Demarest in March for the world billiard title, played his first practice at the Hub rooms with a well known amateur. He averaged 219-21 in a 450 point match.
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George Slosson
Calvin Demarest
Cutler
Nerraw Beats Van Dyke in Class A Billiards Match
Nerraw defeated Van Dyke 300 to 246 in the ninth round of the Class A amateur tournament at Hub Billiard Palace last night.
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Nerraw
van Dyke
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
Listed dividends include Fairmount Coal Co annual 2 percent on Jan 30 with record Jan 23, Trimountain Trust $2 on Jan 15, Northwestern Yeast Co quarterly 3 percent Feb 1 with record Jan 9, extra 12 percent, Draper Co quarterly $2 common and $2 preferred, Fall River Gas Works Co quarterly $3 Feb 1 with record Jan 20, Copsplaatios Coal Co quarterly 1 14 percent annual 80, Consolidation Coal Co extra 2 percent Jan 30, American District Telegraph Co of New Jersey quarterly 1 percent Jan 22, Eastman Kodak Co quarterly 2 1/2 percent common April 1 with record Feb 27, Eastman Kodak Co extra 2 1/4 percent common Feb 1 with record Jan 13, Eastman Kodak Co quarterly 1 1/2 percent preferred April 1 with record Feb 27, Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Railway Co semi annual 3 percent preferred Feb 15 with record Feb 5, and semi annual 2 percent common Dec 15 with record Feb 5.
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Amercian District Telegraph Co
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Eastman Kodak Co
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Co
Mill worker injured when board flies back in Upton
Arthur E. Titus of Upton Manufacturing Company was severely hurt when a board flew off a saw and struck him in the stomach yesterday at the mill.
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