Market Strength Boosted by Union Pacific Report in Boston
Traders pushed stocks higher on a day dominated by Union Pacific annual report implications and strong copper interests. The market broadened gains as bears retreated after positive earnings signals, with notable advances in Amalgamated Anaconda St Paul Great Northern preferred Missouri Kansas Texas and Northern Pacific among others.
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Southwestern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Great Northern
Union Pacific Annual
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line Treasury
Northern Securities
State Street
Union Pacific
Roosevelt
Congress
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Atchison
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
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Steel Common
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Sun Rs
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Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Wwe Central
Ohio
Chesapeake
Chicago
Western
Northwestern
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St Louis
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Uel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Pest
Denver & Rio Grandero
HAL General Electric
Treat Northern
Ist
Iowa
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
WIS& People’s
Rus Sa
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Oal & Iron
Tal
Texas & Paville
Toledo
J & West
Phy Mabert
Union Pacith
SS Rubber
Eenee Ee Roy
S Steel
Carolin
T Chemical
Boston Bond Market Prices and Daily Sales Ledger
Boston November 27 stock and bond market records show the day’s action across bonds and equities. The table details open prices and total sales for issues including Am Bell Telephone 4s and Am Tel and Tel ds with specific figures, reflecting market activity.
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Boston
I . Lawree
Bell Telephone
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Curb Market Focus Shifts to Acme Consolidated and Metals
Interest centers on Acme Consolidated Abitibi Cobalt Cananea Central Cumberland Ely and Silver Leaf. Prices held steady overall with Abitibi closing at 28c, down 7e net. Fluctuations in detail follow.
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Swearsarge Lode
Allouez
Arcadian
Atlantic
Centennial
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrott
Shannon
Pamavack
Rhode Island
Old Dominion
New York
Boston
Treasury
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Wier
Abe
Eess
Aes Sunkers
Wien
Reichsmarks
Acme Consolidated
Abitibi & Cobalt
Cananea Central
Cumberland Ely
Silver Leaf
Abitibi
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Wall Street
Exchange Place
Nevada
Ms Siu
Arizona
Oon Balaklala
Bay State Gas
la Bingham Central
Zoo Black Mountain
Boston Elyee
Butte Exploration
Butte & Tlondon
Cananea Central Pri
Rete
Copper Securities
Oots
Davisaly Os
Dominion Copper
Eagle & Blue Bell
East Butte
Ely Witch
Ely Consolidated Ae
Yester Cobalt
Nao
Furnace Creek
Giroux A . Loy
Globe Consolidated
Gillen Meehan Ass
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Hancock
Majestic
Mallory
MecKinley-Cobalt O
Mitchell
Nevada-Douglas
Nevada-Utah
Newhouse
Nipissing Wits
Mit
Sup & Pitts
Ails
ATS
Troy Manhattan
Utah-Apex
Ois
Utah Copper
P. Ec
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Union Pacific Annual Report Shows Record Earnings
President James A. Harriman notes the year’s receipts were the largest since the 1908 reorganization. The report reveals total earnings of 14.21 percent on $195,446,900 common stock, with funded debt reduced by $28,413,000 and capital stock increased by $80,587,836.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cstoss
Prey
T.yov
P& Lo Sur
Investment Income Exceeds Transportation Era Returns
The report shows earnings from investments including interest dividends and rental income totaling 10 329 815 dollars, separate from transportation era operations. This figure emphasizes non-operational revenue streams contributing to overall income.
Roosevelt weighs claims for colored soldiers
Washington officials present to President Roosevelt the case of three Twenty-fifth Infantry companies discharged without honor after Brownsville Virginia unrest. Charles W. Anderson and Emmett J. Scott argue for reinstatement while Roosevelt notes he will weigh any new facts before deciding on future action.
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Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Vex
Roosevelt
Charles W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
New York
Emmett J. Scott
Booker T. Washington
Railway Finances and Four Month Totals Amid Santa Fe Report
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company reports October results and four months ended Oct 31, with comparisons to 1900 and 1904. Gross income figures across lines include Alabama Great Southern Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Twin City Rapid Transit and others, showing varied gains and losses. Net income figures for the period are listed alongside operating expenses and fixed assets, detailing per-line performance and overall totals.
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L. Requa
Nevada Consolidated
iGeorge Gunn
Cumberland Ely
Pope Yeatman
Majestic Copper Company
Old Hickory
O. Is
West End Street Railway Company
Edwin KF. Atkins
Charles MM. Baker
Parkman Dexter
John Parkinson
John BB. Russell
Samuel Spencer
C. Minot Weld
Stephen M. Weld
Charles A. Williams
Moses Williams
Alfred Winsor
Great Northern
New York
Great Northern Company
Boston & Montana Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Charles P. Brightman
All River
R. L. Day & Co
The
Quincey Company
Houghton, Mich
Wellesley Oy
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Parrott Company
U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Robert D. Evans
William G. Sharp
Dee
William I. Soull
Hocking Valley
Alabama
Great Southern
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Twin City
Ghee Ieee
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis & Stoppani
Market quotes for Chicago grains show wheat, corn, soybeans, and oats with bid offers, opening highs and lows, and near term contract details. Prices reflect Dec and May wheat, Dec and May corn, and May soy contracts with varying high and low ranges.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Sembrich Distributes 10126 to Musicians after Benefit
Mme Sembrich distributed 10126 among 165 members of the Conried Metropolitan Opera Orchestra who suffered in the San Francisco earthquake. The concert aimed to buy new instruments. 7691 went to players, 2435 to chorus and technical staff. Each orchestra member can replace lost instruments.
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New York
Mme
Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
San Francisco
Lawrence Woman Missing In Desolate Family Scene
A Lawrence family voices worry as Norah Wall, 37, 5 feet tall and 109 pounds, vanished after leaving home Sunday. Her husband Daniel Wall and four children gathered at the Trenton street residence as townsfolk seek news. authorities note she recently gave birth and may be mentally unbalanced.
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Lawrence
Post
Daniel Wall
Trenton Street
Norah
Morals of Rockefeller Attacked by Minnesota Professor
Professor A Je Jenks of the University of Minnesota sociology department criticizes John D Rockefeller noting his vitality and intellect would place him among the highest society were it not for depraved morals. He argues morals are the key barrier separating rich elites from true eminence.
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Rockefeller
Minneapolis
Minn
John I
A. Je. Jenks
Department of
University of Minnesota
Jenks
John WD. Rockefeller
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