Wall Street sees biggest stock trade yet in speculative boom
The market surged to its largest total this season with broad gains and sharp swings. Major movers included Southern railroad stocks, Pacific refiners, Reading, Anaconda, and Calumet & Hecla, as profits and new money flood the scene amid rising optimism and easing money rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Southern Railroad
Southern Steel Industrials
United States
Calumet & Hecla Company
Reading
Brooklyn Transit
Russia
Boston
New York
Lon Ceh Swertia Triaianruing
Hutting Money
Chessveveese
London
Brooklyn
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Steel
Anaconda
Boston Market Close Bid Sales Review
Market brief notes closing bid prices and yields for multiple securities. Entries include Am Bell Tel, Am Tel & Tel, Central Vt, B & Q, Til Steel Ss, Mex Cen Istine, NE Tel Gs with varying par values and percentage figures.
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Bell Tel
Am Tel
Do Central Vt
Japan
M & Sth
MK & T
Atl
Bal & O
Nor Pac
BRT
In & W c
B&q
C.ri& P
Do B
Do Ev
Cuba
Lu S Steel
D & RG
Wabash
Erle P
West Md
W & LE
Chicago grain quotations and market outlook from Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago grain quotations show wheat corn and oats with Dec May and July prices. Ennis & Stoppani note 115 600 000 bushels of world shipments pushed wheat lower abroad and caused a weak opening and session decline amid liquidating sales. They expect after December a higher range. The corn and oats markets were weaker with selling pressure and a weak undertone overall.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Cove
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Boston curb market features Bisbee group trading activity
Trading on the curb shows renewed buying for New York accounts with Junction Development and heavy deals in Nevada Utah Utah Apex Nevada Consolidated and related issues. Prices move with Utah Copper Utah Apex Nevada Consolidated and others improving as Bisbee securities are forecast to surge.
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Osceola
Utah Consolidated
North Butte
Franklin
Boston Consolidated
Bingham
New York
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
United Copper
Tamarack
Wolverine
Nevada Consolidated
New York-Nevada Company
Philadelphia
White Pine Country
Nevada
Treasury
London
Boston
Southern Pacific Railway
Utah Construction Company
Salt Lake City
Nevada Consolidated Company
Newton Dungan
Daly-West
Park City
Bisbee Group
Nevada-Utah
Utah-Apex
Bisbee
Sigto
Mexico Consolidated
Utah
Utah Apex
Siqtoo
Calumet & Pittsburg
Calumet & Arizona
American Rotary
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Sobyto
Majestic Copper
Pioneer-Lynn
Pittsburg & Dmnluth
Bingham Group
Mining and Stock Exchange Bay State
Junction Mining
Majestic
Nevada- Utah
Roetar Ring
Utah Copper
Soul
London Poverty Parade Draws Thousands Unemployed
In London on November 20, five to six thousand unemployed men and a few women took to the Thames embankment and Hyde Park for a novelty parade. Red flags and banners reading We want work and There is a limit to human endurance appeared as a largely orderly march led by police with little incident.
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London
Thames Embankment
Hyde Park
Rockefeller enjoys cheese in church outing
New York November 20 John D Rockefeller appears rejuvenated in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church class joking about cheese and his wig. A young audience member pats his wig, eliciting laughter as Rockefeller smiles and notes the wig has proved a great comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D
Finance
Rockefeller Junior
Rockefeller
Rate ruling declared illegal by court in Chicago
Judge Bethea of the United States Circuit Court ruled that the Interstate Commerce Commission order to lower railroad livestock rates between the Missouri River and Chicago was illegal. He found no evidence of railroad collusion and said the ICC decree was not binding and the commission lacked power to compel compliance.
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Chicago
Bethea
United States Circuit Court Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Commission
Investment dividends and shares from several firms
General Chemical Company reports a quarterly 114 percent preferred dividend. North Butte Mining declares 75 cents per share on Dec. 21. Calumet & Weela Mining declares $15 per share on Dec. 20. Massachusetts Mills in Georgia issues a semi annual 5B percent on Dec. 1.
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General Chemical Company
North Butte Mining Company
Calumet & Weela Mining Company
Massachusetts Mills
Georgia
Norton Oil Preferred A Safe 10 Investment
Investment notice promoting Norton Oil Company of Liberty Township Delaware County Indiana. Claims strong earnings 10 percent on preferred and 11 percent on common, future growth, and high dividends. Describes Standard Oil relations, market prices, and offers two shares of common stock free with each two preferred. Encourages exchange of other securities and indicates November 21 1905 Boston issue.
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Sinan
Amer
Ar & Foundry
Eee
Amer Cotton Oiece
Amer Ive
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tobacco
Gel Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ee
Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
O Oy Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson Eee
Denver & Rio Grande
Bay
General Electric
Ar Airs International
Town Central
Kansas City
ATL
Louisville
Minn
New York Central
Lille
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Ee Eaters
Pennsylvania
Republic
Rock Island Co
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
Texas & Pacific
Realty
U S Steel
OMS
Virarolina Chemical
Wabash
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Norton Oil Company
Liberty Township
Delaware County
Indiana
Boston
New York Exchange
Norton
Ormus
Ind
America
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
To Refuse Absolution In Fitchburg Dances Rasps Parishioners
Priests at St Bernard Church warn absolution will be refused to anyone who attends dances or roller skating rinks. Fathers Foran and Hussey preach that such places corrupt morals and urge parents to keep children away or risk divine punishment.
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Fitchburg
William J. Foran
James J. Hussey
St. Bernard Church
Refunding of U S Bonds to Be Discontinued
Washington Nov 20 Secretary Shaw announces the refunding of United States 3 percent bonds from the 1908 18 loan and 4 percent bonds from the 1907 funded loan will end after November 29 1905. Bonds intended for refunding must reach the Treasury by November 29.
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Washington
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
Spanish Embassy Denies Alfonso-Ena Marriage Rumor
London reports the Spanish embassy states there is no truth to claims that King Alfonso of Spain will wed Princess Ena of Battenberg niece of King Edward, clarifying the rumor as unfounded.
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London
Alfonso
Ena of
Battenberg
Edward
Insane Italian Banker Committed After Court Ruling
Fred Caldarone, 34, a partner in Caldarone Bros., wealthy Italian bankers and liquor dealers in Providence, is adjudged insane after a chase to the Sixth District Court. He increasingly studied anarchist writings and advocated Emma Goldman’s doctrines, leading to a divorce by his wife, who died soon after. He has been giving away money and property to strangers, prompting family intervention.
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Providence
R. I
Fred Caldarone
Sixth District Court
State Hospital
Caldarone
Caldarone Bros
Federal Hill
Emma Goldman
Boston
Auto run from Boston to Lynn in 21 minutes
Lynn, Nov 20. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lewis and their young son sped by touring car from the Majestic Theatre Boston to Lynn Theatre on Sunday night in 21 minutes over 13 miles to entertain at a sacred concert. They had 25 minutes begin to end and four minutes to spare upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Lynn Theatre
Herbert Lewis
Missing money tale in West End leads to police inquiry
Augustus Flowerence wandered the West End on a Sunday night seeking company. He claims a demure unsophisticated girl left with his $60 while he slept and he reported the loss to police. The man says she accompanied him to a South End house before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Flowerence
West End
Flowerence
South End
Pardon Hinted for Albers If He Leaves Nicaragua
Washington reports the Nicaraguan Court of Cassation confirmed a 32 month sentence for William S. Albers an American citizen found guilty of resisting legal process and insulting President Zelaya He is on bail and may be pardoned and sentence remitted on condition he depart the country.
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Washington
State Department
Nicaraguan Court of Cassation
William S. Albers
Zelaya
Albers
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State Street
Iinterior
Noughton
Keeweenew Central Railroad
Lac la Belle
Calumet
Majestic Copper Company
Harrington & Hickory Group
John R. Stanton
John Stanton
Stanton
Back Bay
State Street Trust Company
Massachusetts Avenue and
Boyl
Quincy
Lamb
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Mass
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Butte
East Butte Mining Company
Washoe
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Houghton
Mohawk
Centennial
Kearsarge
Trinity
Soule
New York Market
T&s F
Amy
Atlantic
Boy Bingham
Goston
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & W
Il Opr
Edison Kkmw
Franklin Min
Granby
Greene
Michigan
Mont C & C
aOld Domin
Parrott
Phenix
Rhode Island
Rutland
Santa Fe
Seattle
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tecumseh
Aber
United Fruit
United Shoe
U S Coal & Ol
S Steel Sisleesa
Western Yes & I
Westing Klee
Mina Kinee
Winona
Wolverine Mina
O ” Wyandot Min
NEW York Bonds
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consol
Cated Stock Exchange
Sugar
Congress St
Broadway
Broad ST
N.Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Boston State Mutual Building
Congress ST. Vel
Beverly R. Wood
Mer
Interstate Commerce Com
U. S. Court
Norton Oil
Journal Building
U. S
Nicaragua
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