Wall Street Mixed on London Selling and Money Market Tension
London rocked the market with 30 000 shares dumped as foreign selling and cautious sentiment weighed on stocks. Investors faced money market restraint with call loans near 8 1 2 percent, while later recovery trimmed losses in Amalgamated, Smelters, and Union Pacific. News of Cortelyou backing money markets boosted shorts, but overall close showed irregular weakness and varied sector moves.
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Wall Street
London
Amsterdam
Japan
National City Bank
State Street
Cortelyou
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel
New York
New York Stock Exchange
North Butte
Boston
Boston Consolidated
Copper
Granby
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Utah Consolidated
Wolverine
Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices and Sales
The Boston Market reports the day’s stock and bond price movements with the total sales for the session. The table lists dividends and assessed payments as part of the financial summary.
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Boston
Beach Will Fight Against Harriman in Illinois Central Proxy Move
Hartford October 3 A meeting of Illinois Central stockholders voted to transfer all proxies to Charles M Beach a director and Stuyvesant Fish backer Those who sent proxies to Harriman will have them canceled to render them ineffective The gathering represented over 8000 shares and adopted resolutions against Harriman in a show of unity.
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Hartford
Conn
Illinois Central Railroad
Board of Trade
Charles M. Beach
The
Illinois Central
Stuyvesant Fish
Boston Elevated bonds offered for public subscription
The $2,500,000 four and one half percent 80 year Boston Elevated bonds are open to public subscription through next Wednesday as part of a $5,800,000 authorization by railroad commissioners on June 15. A $1,000,000 block has already sold to a Day–Estabrook syndicate at 96. The new rate reflects a higher coupon to attract buyers amid tight money conditions.
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Amer Fr & T
Atchison
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Deak Eae
Enere
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Arcadian
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Shannon
Trinity
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aGen Flee
N E Co
aUn Trust
Boston
Greene
Isle Royale
la Salle
Aswift & Co
Boston Elevated
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Charles T. Hawes
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Stock Exchange
Donald Mackay
Mackay & Co
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Herbert I. Foster
Hawes
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United States Rubber Company
Bank of England
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King
Europe
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Abercrombie
Aetna National Bank
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Conn
Franklin Mining Company
Winona Company
J. S. Kuhn
Pittsburg
New York City
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
William C. van Horne
E. B. Osler
R. B. Angus
L. J. Forget
Thomas G. Shaughnessy
Raven Dominates Boston Curb Market Trading
Raven again led the Boston curb market, selling up to 11 16 after opening at 99 cents. The Van Horn issues stayed steady, with Boswyocolo particularly active. Daily fluctuations are detailed in the accompanying table.
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Raven
van Horn
Boswyocolo
Chicago grain quotations show stronger market with abroad demand
Ennis and Stoppani report a very strong overall grain market tonight with expectations of further demand from abroad tomorrow. Wheat and corn quotes edge higher while oats show mixed gains as traders await overseas buying.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
I.i
Real Estate Men Meet for October Massachusetts Exchange Dinner
Members of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange gathered at the American House for the October meeting. Senator Guy A. Cox spoke on reforming taxation especially for intangible personal property and urged a uniform rate across the Commonwealth. William N. Swain presented a paper on Money for Mortgages its Present Scarcity noting the difficulty in securing ready cash for mortgage investments and proposing savings bank deposits be kept indefinitely to fund mortgage securities.
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Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
American House
Association
Guy A. Cox
Pennsylvania
William N. Swain
Roosevelt Glass Drain Toast at St Louis League
In St. Louis on October 2 President Roosevelt faced the Business Men's League. He sipped champagne and, amid applause, drained his glass in one gulp after toasts were proposed by President Smith and Governor Folk.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Business Men’s League
Smith
League
Folk
Webb Held in 2000 Dollar Bail for Real Estate Case
Dedham Oct. 3 Waiving an examination Peter J Webb Hyde Park real estate dealer was held for the grand jury by Judge Grover His bonds were raised from 800 to 2000 Webb is charged with receiving a draft from Hollis Jordan of West Derry N H who wanted to buy a house at 16 Park street owned by Captain Charles T Derry of Sharon He did not take steps toward the transfer per the Commonwealths contention and was arrested
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Northern Colonization Railway
Sudbury
Regina
Saskatoon
Moosejaw
Norfolk & Western
Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting & Refining Company
Samuel Newhouse
Stewart
M. R. Guggenheim
New York
Southern Railway
American Steel Founderies Company
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Mohawk Mining Company
I. I. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Granby Consolidated Company
S. H. Steele
Centennial Copper Company
Harry Kraus
New York Stock Exchange
Kraus Bros. & Co
Allouez Company
C. Palmer Woodbury
Swartwout & Appenzeller
France
Crucible Steel Company
Jersey City
N. J
Dedham
Peter J. Webb
Hyde Park
Grover
Webb
Hollis Jordan
West Derry
N. H
Park Street
Charles T. Derry
Sharon
Commonwealth
New England Phonograph Stockholders Sue Edison
Minority stockholders of the New England Phonograph Company sue Thomas A. Edison in Jersey City US Circuit Court alleging the company paid $225,000 for exclusive sales rights in New England, Edison gained control of the board, profits were not paid, and the board voted to discontinue an accounting suit.
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Thomas A. Edison
United States
Jersey City
New England Phonograph Company
Edison
Mr. Edison
New England States
Expulsion Over Medical Ethics Sparks Boston Meeting
Dr C E Thompson of 93 Warren Street Roxbury was expelled from the Boston Homeopathic Medical Society for advertising his services. The incident followed discussion by Dr Frank C Richardson who criticized the advertising and likened the issue to legal profession scrutiny. The society president Dr S H Calderwood presented a circular praising Thompson as an oculist, sparking reactions among members.
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C. E. Thompson
Boston Homeopathic Medical Society
Frank C. Richardson
Putnam
Warren Street
Roxbury
S. H. Calderwood
Thompson
M.dpd
Amherst College to Receive $100000 Bequest
The will of philanthropist D Willis James filed for probate in New York allocates ten equal gifts of 100000 dollars each to several colleges and church and charitable organizations. Amherst College is among the beneficiaries.
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New York
D. Willis James
Amherst
Brakeman Severely Injured While Coupling Cars
William F. Wyer a 50 year old freight brakeman on the New Haven road Waltham branch had his legs caught between cars while coupling them yesterday afternoon nearly severing both legs The special train transported him to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston for treatment
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William F. Wyer
Waltham
New Haven Road
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Standard of Rural Progress at Amherst Anniversary
At the Massachusetts Agricultural College 40th anniversary conference former Governor Bacheloer of Concord New Hampshire master of the National Grange spoke on Rural Progress. He said the real standard of rural progress is not crop yields but the intelligence and moral stamina of rural people.
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Amherst
Rural Progress
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Bacheloer
Concord
N. H
National Grange
Anna Gould divorce decree becomes absolute
Paris, Oct. 3. The appeal period to the court of cassation expired today and the divorce decree won by Mme Anna Gould formerly Countess de Castellane is now absolute.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Court of Cassation
Mme
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Four Italians Hanged In Lancaster Jail Yard
Four Italians were hanged at once in the Lancaster Pennsylvania jail yard for the murder of a fellow countryman during an attempted robbery. The victim resisted, leading to the executions carried out today.
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Lancaster, Penn
Suffolk County sheriff race heats up with Foye independent bid
Ward W. Foye declared his run against Sheriff Fred H. Seavey and James Donovan as an independent. He vows reforms to save county money and will stay in the race until finish.
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Suffolk County
W. Foye
Fred H. Seavey
James Donovan
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