Market Keeps the Street Guessing on Russian Impact
Wall Street traders weigh the Russia news and earnings in a volatile session. Speculative industrials and favorites like Missouri Kansas & Texas rally, while United States Steel and American Smelting hit high marks amid profit taking and short-covering. Bonds and money markets show mixed signals as the day closes irregular.
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Iron Age Weekly Review
United States
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Texas
James J. Hill
Mining stocks eyes on Boston Consolidated moves
Gossip of the Street notes heavy buying in Boston Consolidated tied to interests linked with American Smelting & Refining Co. Osceola copper costs and United States Mining prospects are discussed alongside management changes at Quincy Mining and Utah Copper appointments. Market data from Boston Belting and various securities closing near gains.
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Amalgamated
New York Stock Exchange
Arcadian
Kearsarge Lode
Whiting
State Street
Boston Consolidated
American Smelting & Refining Company
American Woolen Company
Middlesex Mills
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Post Financial Department
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Daily Reader
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United States
John I. Harris
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Lawton
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Conant, Day & Co
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Boylston Street
J. C. Kent & Co
G M. Blandford
Attleboro
Mass
Jose, Parker & Co
Boston & Worcester
Gormley
Bingham Consolidated
Boston Belting Company
Exchange Place
Utah Apex
Superior Copper
Utah
Arizona Commercal
Nevada Consolidated
Greene Gold
Majestic Copper
Bisbee
Calumet & Arizona
Pittsburg & Duluth
Rotary Ring
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Anaconda Mining Co
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Boty Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
C, C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Oe
Colorado & Pare
Consolidated Gasdens
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International Paper
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Ste
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Mexico
New York Central
Ontario & Western
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Sheffield
St L & S
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Goals & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
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Uss Rubber
Hoo
Virginia
Saunas Chem
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Dividends Payable Notices From Corporations
Pennsylvania Railroad Company declares semi annual 8 percent dividend payable November 29. Casein Company of America announces quarterly 2 percent preferred dividend due November 10. People’s Gas Light and Coke Company pays quarterly 1 1/2 percent dividend on November 25.
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Casein Company of America
People’s Gas Light & Coke Company
Chicago Grain Quotations and Options Outlook
Ennis and Stoppani report mixed grain futures with Dec wheat at 89 rising to 90, May and July trading near 90 and 86 respectively, corn around 46, and December wheat options with puts at 87 and calls at 90. The firm notes a morning spike on Liverpool markets but a later downmove on liberal supply and foreign demand easing, advising buying on rebounds while coarse grains stay weak due to small-holder liquidation.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ccecees Son
Chicago
Liverpool
Local Theater Gossip Features Rich Cast and Busy Schedule
Breezy notes recount Tremont shows Aida and Rigoletto with Tannhauser and La Boheme on upcoming nights. Park Theatre lures Grace Elliston and Edmund Breese in The Lion and the Mouse. Fritzi Scheff ends Mlle Modiste run at Colonial Theatre. Details of London company at Hollis Street and numerous revues fill Boston stages.
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Edward Mackay
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Drina DeWolfe
Lillian Albertson
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Ida Waterman
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Louise MacIntosh
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Eddie Maziler
Emil Subhers
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William Stenberg
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Edward von Bergin
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F. J. Dunn
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Lulu Glaser
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Sullivan
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A. H. Woods
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Theodore Kremer
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George Ade
Grace Tremont
Columbia Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
George H. Alexander
Myles McCarthy
Wills
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New York Bonds Closing Prices From Yesterday
Bond prices listed for U S rf 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s and various corporate issues show tiny gains and losses. Notable entries include U S 6s at 101 for the 4s 103% range and Cuba 5s at 105%.
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Hill says no quarrel with Harriman over railroad era
James J. Hill president of the Great Northern Railway declares there is no quarrel with E. H. Harriman head of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and sees no cause for one after Harriman returns from Japan stating a new era of competitive railroad building may be on the way.
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Death of Constable Orr Ruled Accident, Not Foul Play
South Hampton New Hampshire authorities ruled Constable John W. Orr's death an accident, not foul play, after a second thorough investigation into his body found on the Powow River bank near his home.
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N. H
John W. Orr
Powow River
Two Deaths Reported as Yellow Fever Data Update
New Orleans reports no new cases by 6 pm as yellow fever totals show 6 patients in care or discharged. deaths rise to two, with 448 total cases since outbreak onset. The tally lists 18 under treatment and 2950 discharged.
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Collision In Portsmouth Harbor
The schooner Mabel S Look from Hantsport Nova Scotia collided with the barge Powell in Portsmouth Harbor this morning. The Look lost part of its port forward chain plates and head gear while the Powell sustained a stove loss to the pilot house, davits damage, and a smashed boat.
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Mabel S. Look
Hantsport
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