Bears Still in Absolute Control on Wall Street
The May 19 market report notes continued liquidation with brief relief, pointing to foreign selling, Harriman directors’ moves, and the bear party led by Lawson as driving factors. Amalgamated, Victoria, and Isle Royale show steep declines while copper stocks hold relative steadiness amid a general dull list.
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Amalgamated
New York
Isle Royale
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Victoria
Bingham
Michigan
Centennial
Parrott
United States Mining
Wolverine
Boston
Worcester Common
Woolen
Shoe Machinery
United Fruit
New England
Telephone
Chemical Common
Woolen Common
Massachusetts Gas Common
Mining and Stock Exchange
Arizona Commercial
Bay State Gas
Treadwell
Majestic
North Butte
Rotary Ring
San Pedro
Shannon Copper
United Zinc
Market notes signal potential turn as liquidation wanes
In New York on May 19 the market remains largely professional with long-stock liquidation mostly complete and a sizable short interest in active issues. Traders monitor Union Pacific St Paul and steel stocks and expect any rise in steel shares to spark an upturn. closes with a slight advance from today’s lows as W B Smith & Co provides quotations at 50 Congress Street.
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State Street
Wall Street
Lawson
Boston
Mr. Lawson
Bears
New York
London
American Securities
Arizona Commercial
Mining and Stock Exchange
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Oes
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Town
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Mexican Central
Minn
St P & S Ste M
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pitts
C & St Loum
Rock — Co
St Louis SW
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis
Car & Foundry
Suga of
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
General Electric
International Paper Ee
Union Pacific
St. Paul
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Tel & Tel
T&s
Western T & T
Adventure
Allouez Min Ee
aAmalga
Am Ag Chemical Eee Eee
Am Express
Am Pneu Ser
Atlantic
Bingham
Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Cumber Tel & Tel
Daly-West
Dom Iron & Eee
Fdison el Ill
Fitchburg Lec
Granby
Greene Con
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Nh&h
Old Colony RR
Osceola
Parrott
Phenix
Pullman Co
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Trinity Mine
Bit
United Copper
United Fruit
Aig Ma
US Oeet & Oil
US Steel
Utah Mining
Vermont & Mass
Victoria Min
West End St Ry
Western T & T Pr
Westing Sa Oe
Winona Mi
Wolverine Min
Wyandot
Boston Market Report Shows Mixed Securities Activity
The market notes a GEx dividend and first instalment paid. It reports total sales across listed stocks amounting to 29,3890 shares, bonds valued at $89,500, unlisted stocks at 16,1607 shares, and rights totaling 71.
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Gex
Sulloway Wins Harvard Tennis Championship
Frank J. Sulloway defeated Jack Morse in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-2 on Jarvis Field to claim the Harvard University tennis title. Morse relied on defense while Sulloway dominated with cross court shots and sharp drives.
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Sulloway
Harvard
Frank J. Sulloway
Harvard University
Jack Morse
Jarvis Field
Morse
Noble and Greenough Track Games at Dexters Field
Noble and Greenough School holds its annual class track games this afternoon at Dexters Field in Brookline starting at 3 o'clock.
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Noble & Greenough’s
Dexter’s Field
Brookline
London Assurance to Play at Hollis With All Star Cast
The Hollis presents London Assurance next week starring Ellis Jeffreys with Liebler & Co. and an all star cast. Supporting players include Kitty Cheatham Mrs Felix Morris Eben Plympton William H. Thompson Joseph Wheelock Jr James Neil and English players Ben Webster Murray Carson and Herbert Sleath. The Boucicault comedy is hailed as the finest ever received in the city.
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London Assurance
Hollis
Ellis Jeffreys
Liebler & Co
Kitty Cheatham
Felix Morris
Eben Plympton
William H. Thompson
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
James Neil
Ben Webster
Murray Carson
Herbert Sleath
Boucicault
Raymond Hitchcock
Tremont Theatre
Tremont
Henry B. Harris
Globe Theatre
Fred E. Wright
York State
Globe
Lillian Mortimer
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Mgr
Eleanor Robson
Kyrlee Belle
Louis James J. EB. Dodson
Isabel Irving
Mrs. Calvert
Frank Mills
Sidney Drew
Goldsmith
Miss Ellis Jeffreys
Fish Pier Dull Day Behind Heavy Harbor Traffic
On a quiet day at the water front 26 000 pounds haddock 25 200 pounds cod and 6 000 pounds hake were landed by vessels William A Morse Nellie G Adams Mary A Gleason and Grace Howe. The J D Everett sailed to Buenos Ayres with 1 740 680 feet of pine lumber as wind shifts cleared the harbor. The Howard Palmer was freed after four months and the City of Memphis brought a large cargo of cotton and other goods from Savannah Newark and Boston.
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William A. Morse
Nellie G. Adams
Mary A. Gleason
Grace Howe
J. D. Everett
Windsor
N. S
Buenos Ayres
Card
Everett
Yarmouth
Cape
Howard Palmer
S Bay
Charles T. Gallagher
Bert Baker
Creighton
Newport News
Halifax
Union Wharf
John Strickland
Gloucester
Maxine Elliot
Lewis Wharf
City of
Memphis
Savannah
New England Mills
Manchester
Eng
Leyland
Bostonian
John Parry
New York & New Haven
Anglian
London
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Limon
Port Limon
C. R
Catalone
Louisburg
C. B
Alice
Nor
Sama
Cuba
Prince George
S. O. Co
Bayonne
N. J
Edward Luckenbach
Providence
R. I
Daniel Willard
Marion
New York
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Tamaqua
Hiladelphia
Girard
Newburyport
Silver Brook
Coleraine
Boswell
Quebec
Patience
Philadelphia
George R. Stetson
Harrisburg
Therese
Swatara
St. John’s
N. F
Garbonear
Sedgwick
Joseph B. Thomas
Norfolk
Margaret
Bar Harbor
L. D. Remick
Puritan
Bangor
George W. Jordan
Belfast
Wesley Abbott
Ellsworth
Cora M
Franklin
Charles W. Church
Kennebec
Washington, D. C
Amelia F. Cobb
Teresa D. Baker
Mt. Desert
Annie
Reuben
Stonington
Ctc
Ipswich
Mass
Ervin J. Luce
Edward
Eveleth
George R. Bradford
Lanesville
Benjamin F. Poole
Baltimore
Grace A. Martin
Marguerite
Phineas H. Gay
James
Ella
William B. Herrick
Hillsboro
Lena Maud
Jennie
Luta Price
Apple River
Emma B. Potter
Clementsport
Beaver
Kingsport
N. 8
Quetay
Cyrene
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Levi
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J. Chester Wood
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Isle of Hope
Neptune
Machias
J. Lindsey
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Sullivan
Charlotte W. Miller
Chelsea Young Men’s Hebrew Association Raisin Party
The Chelsea Young Men’s Hebrew Association will hold its first annual raisin party on Friday evening June 2 at Grand Army Hall Chelsea Square. The event is billed as a brilliant affair and a novel feature introduced by several active members, promising a major social occasion for the association.
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Chelsea Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea Square
Gettysburg and Washington Tour from Boston
A Pennsylvania railroad personal tour will depart Boston on May 26 for Gettysburg and Washington. The rate, covering carriage drives, hotel expenses, and all necessary costs except supper, is $32. Itinerary by George M. Roberts of 206 Washington Street Boston.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
George M. Roberts
Washington Street
Crop News Favors Bears In Chicago Wheat Market
May 19 Chicago crop news denied sensational drought damage and sparked a bear run. July wheat fell 2 percent as Liverpool quotes rose, while corn oats and provisions dropped amid broad selling and weak demand. Primary receipts reached 343,900 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Southwest
Northwest
Alarm Triggered Fire at Smith Blacksmith Shop
An excited individual pulled the alarm for Box 418 yesterday. He saw smoke from Simon Smith's blacksmith shop at 148 Prince Street and rushed to the fire box thinking a fire was in progress.
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Simon Smith
Prince Street
Grain futures mixed as weather eyed by Chicago market
Ennis and Stoppani report grain quotes with May July and Sept wheat and corn prices. They note foreign markets rose on the prior rally but profit taking and selling sent prices lower after opening. They expect better weather to open lower tomorrow and advise purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Guy Wccescos
Emnig & Stoppani
Chicago
Autoist Mistakenly Swerves, Crashes Vehicle Over Embankment
Lawrence, May 19. Roland H. Sherman of this city thought he was in his newer auto and turned the wheel too suddenly near Bass Rock. The old car overturned sending Sherman and friends over an embankment. Everyone escaped serious injury despite the wreck.
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Lawrence
Roland H. Sherman
Bass Rock
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