Crop report weighs on stocks in Wall Street trading
On May 10 Wall Street showed a subsiding yet persistent weak mood as traders digested the government crop report and Union Pacific financing plans. Wheat rose 8 cents on the report, while Amalgamated, Copper Range, North Butte and United Shoe Machinery moved lower. The day closed with a broad price decline and a dull market tone as investors weighed railroad finances and farm yields.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific Financial Plan
Union Pacific
Harriman Pacifics
State Street
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Amalgamated
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Reading
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
North Butte
Copper
Balaklala
United Shoe Machinery
Creene Cananea
Quincy
Amalgamated Copper Mines Endorse Strong Outlook in Butte
Boston reports show stock and bond activity with total sales for the day. Amalgamated Copper Company chief inspector Benjamin Thayer returns from a four week mine tour in Butte Montana confirming first class condition of Amalgamated and Butte Coalition properties. Washington Copper fixes eastern and Michigan offices in New York and Hancock. Erie Railroad posts quarter results with net earnings of 2 877 716 and a quarter deficit of 117 240. B A Bart of Montana Coal & Coke outlines a 50 000 aerial tramway to boost monthly coke output from 3 000–4 000 to 10 000 tons. Cobalt camp shipments for week ended May 4 light. Market summary shows broad activity in listed and unlisted stocks and bonds.
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Benjamin B. Thayer
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York
Butte
Mont
Thayer
Amalgamated and
Butte Coalition
Washington Copper Company
Michigan
Hancock
William R. Fagan
William H. Wallace, Jr
Walter D. Ogden
New York Stock Exchange
Erie Railroad Company
B. A. Bart
Montana Coal & Coke Company
Boston curb market notes light trades and firm pins
Transactions in curb stocks today were comparatively light with Nevada Utah around 6 and Superior and Pittsburg around 18 14 firm. Nipissing was well absorbed at around 13. Manhattan Transit was in good request with New York leading.
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J Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Acme
Ainal Nevada
American Rotary
Argenta Eee
Boston & Cobalton
Boston Ely
Butte
Eevee
Cleveland
Cobalt Central
Columbia M & D
Copper Securities
Davis-Daly
Dominion Copper
East Butte
Ely Consolidated
Furnace Creek
Glenevis A
Globe Consolidated Eee Eee
Greene Copper Lh
Hassayampa Wees
King Edward
Kruger Ee
Laramiere
Mallory
Manhattan
McKinley-Cole
Mines of America
Marion Ist
Nevada
Utah
Superior & Pittsburg
Nipissing
Manhattan Transit
Stage Season Highlights Fill Boston Theatres
The Boston stage calendar features Olga Nethersole at Hollis Street Theatre and The Great Question finale today. Other venues present Adrienne Lecouvreur Sapho Camille Carmen The Second Mrs Tanqueray The Time Place and The Girl Robin Hood The Gondoliers Old Heidelberg Wor a Human Life and more with notable stars Phyllis Rankin Harry Davenport Richard Carle and Maxine Elliott among others.
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Boston
the Majestic
New York
Olga Nethersole
Hollis Street Theatre
America
Adrienne V Lecouvreur
Sapho
Colonial Theatre
Heart of
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Old Howard
Charles Miller
Orpheum
San Carlo Opera Company
Park Theatre
John Craig
Globe Theatre
Maxine Elliott
Clyde Fitch
Charles Gracie
Lew Reynolds
Columbia
Miss New York, Jr
Austin & Stone
Bowery Burlesquers
Palace Theatre
Spain
Hub
Miles Brothers
British steamer Schuylkill returns to Mystic with near 2 million dollar cargo
After a 17 day voyage from Algiers via Manila and Chinese ports to Boston, the British steamer Schuylkill docked at Mystic with a miscellaneous cargo valued close to 2 million dollars. The haul includes a royal tiger a orangutan and 50 monkeys from Borneo. Captain Nicholson died at Foochow and Chief Officer Carr was hospitalized in Hong Kong following injuries in a typhoon. The ship also carried the body of John Fischer of Leavenworth Kansas government service in Manila.
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Algiers
Manila
China
Boston
Schuylkill
Mystic
Borneo
Foochow
Hong Kong
New York
Nicholson
China Sea
Carr
John Fischer
Leavenworth, Kan
Walter N. Lawrence Elevates American Playwrights at Majestic
Walter N. Lawrence, an American manager, has repeatedly backed unknown writers, bringing success to American plays. His track includes Mrs. Temples Telegram, The Man on the Box, The Prince Chap, and the current hit The Three of Us at the Majestic Theatre next Monday evening.
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Paris
London
Walter N. Lawrence
Majestic Theatre
Prince
Seventeen Fishing Craft Return With 221 300 Pounds Of Fish
Seventeen fishing craft arrived at T wharf with a total of 221 300 pounds of fish. Haddock sold 2 to 2 1 2 cents, large cod 3 1 4 cents, pollock 1 1 2 cents, halibuts up to 15 cents per pound. Ships and crews include the mackerel seiner Natalie B. Nickers on with 15 000 medium fish and the schooner Buema refitted at Gloucester. The British steamer Chelston from Nicaragua carried 26 000 bags of sugar as the German cruiser Bremen watched from harbor. The Onondaga sails for Jacksonville and Charleston. 40 schooners and six tugboats depart with others for New York and Delaware ports. The Sarmatian and Bostonian depart for Glasgow and Manchester. The White Star liner Romanic reached Naples en route to Genoa.
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Haddock
Natalie B. Nickerson
New York
Fire Island
Buema
Herbert Nickerson
Long Wharf
Gloucester
Fish City
John Hickey
Terranova
Cape Shore
Bremen
Adelheld
Germany
Cienfuegos
B. Bune
Ellen A. Swift
Provincetown
Swift
Delaware
Cambrian
London
Boston
Yarmouth
Ontario
Baltimore
Norfolk
Fishing Season Opens on King Philip Trips Tomorrow
The steamer King Philip will begin trips to the fishing grounds tomorrow leaving Commercial Wharf at 10 a.m. Captain Edward W. Dixon will command. The vessel has been overhauled and outfitted for comfort, with special arrangements for ladies to join the fishing excursion and expect fine cod catches.
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King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Edward W. Dixon
Shipping News Miniature Almanac May 11
Arrived steamers Saxonia Charles from Liverpool and others with passengers and merchandise to several firms. Vessels listed include Nacoochee Howlett Savannah Cretan Briggs Philadelphia and more. Sailed winds southwest to west with multiple steamers and barges heading to Boston Baltimore and Norfolk with coal and cargo. Barges Lenape Maple Hill Shenandoah to ports in Philadelphia and Lynn. Unknown five masted schooner passed Orleans yesterday afternoon.
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Charles
Liverpool
Queenstown
Charles P. Sumner
Schuylkill
Anderson
Manila
Cebu
Singapore
Sabang
Cochin
Port Said
Algiers
Patterson, Wylde & Co
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Hocken
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Halifax
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Nacoochee
Howlett
Savannah
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Briggs
Philadelphia
Kershaw
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Norfolk
Ontario
March
Kennebec
Parmenter
H. I. Dimock
New York
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Bay State
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Portland
City of Bangor
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Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Tug International
Derrickson
Salem
Davis Palmer
McKown
Newart News
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Oley
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City of Montreal
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Beverley
Catherine Moran
Newport
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John A. Hughes
International
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Lizzie H. Partrick
Sherbrooke
Freddie A. Higgins
Montague
Audacieux
Little Brook
Lorna Doone
St. Anthony
R. Carson
St. Martin’s
N. B
E. Givan
Hantsport
Henry May
Katherine D. Perry
Alma E. A. Thlmes
Javolia
Mary _ Steele
Cto
Mount Hope
Clara A. Donnell
William H. Yerkes
S. FP
Blackburn
T. A. Stuart
Eva _ May
Westernport
Tiume
Rockland
Herman F. Kimball
Rockport
Charlie A. Sproul
Pop Concert Programme For Saturday Evening
The program lists acts and selections for a Saturday night show. Featured works include Black Bess Strube Si j etais Roi Espana Faust Carmen Madam Butterfly Lohengrin Mile. Modiste Martha Grand Mogul Merry Widow Under the Double Eagle.
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Adam
Espana
Martha
Flotow
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