Wall Street ends steady after modest gains amid copper rally
Stocks rose modestly and closed higher after an initial dip as buyers supported copper tied shares higher. Amalgamated Copper led gains with broad strength in steel and related issues while reports of dividend increases and insider bullishness supported readings like Reading and Osceola. Investors weighed mixed bank signals as focus remained on copper markets and the and the broader industrial complex.
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American Writing
Bay State Gas
Greene Consolidated
Pioneer Lynn
United Zinc
Ahmeck Mining Company
John €. Watson
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
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United States Coal and Oil Comey
Portland
Waltham Mfg Company Enters Temporary Standstill
Waltham Massachusetts October 7 The Waltham Manufacturing Company has halted operations for now with a directors meeting in New York to decide the future. Several top officials including paymaster T J Spieldelburg and purchasing agent C H Wolf have resigned or are expected to resign. Superintendent W H Tether may follow. The Orient wheel and buckboard carriages were well known and a four cylinder touring car was planned for spring.
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Waltham Manufacturing Company
New York
T. J. Spieldelburg
C. H. Wolf
Walter Hoyt
W. H. Tether
Orient Wheel
Wall Street Opens Bearish Then Turns Mixed on Early Rally
New York opening shows broad bearish sentiment with tips of a market break. Aggressive buying in the anthracite coalers and renewed St. Paul gains shift mood, while some late selling stems from bankers calling loans. Net gains but overall heavy close.
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Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market View
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with Dec and May wheat and corn prices, noting market demoralization from long liquidation and bears’ pressure. They warn limited near term buying impetus until cash demand rises and receipts align, while predicting a possible higher level before spring and suggesting sales for a turn if prices recover.
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Ennis & Stoppan
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
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Oon Ennis & Stoppani
October 8 Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights
The notice lists sunrise and sunset times, length of day, high water hours, and lists ships arrived of various British and Dominion vessels including Halifax Hawkesbury Dawson Louisburg and several others from Bangor Stonington and Portland. It also notes steamers cleared and sailed routes to Gibraltar London and New York with several schooners and tugs mentioned.
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Telegraph
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Stage Matters Prominent Boston Theatres Schedule
The Tremont Theatre features The Sho Gun farewell performance tonight and Judith of Bethulla staging for dress rehearsal tomorrow under Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Nance O Neil's engagement begins Monday with Magda, Hedda Gabler, and more. Boston venues announce closing runs and new lineups at Castle Square, Grand Opera House, Bowdoin Square, Majestic, Hollis Street, Park, Tremont, and Colonial theatres with Wagner Parsifal tickets going on sale.
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Nance O'Neil
Globe Theatre
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Boston
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General Washington
Castle Square Theatre
Richard Harding Davis
Grand Opera House
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Merrills
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Clement de Lion
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Gregsons
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Imperial
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
January Jacobs
Marvel
Nickelodeon
Andrew Mack
Kenmare
Boston Theatre
Bronson Howard
Ben A. Field
Bertie the Lamb
Stuart Robson
Gertrude Bennett Holmes
Columbia Music Hall
Busy Friday at T wharf with schooners and steamers arrive
A crowded day at T wharf sees schooners Ida M Silva Mina Swim Kernwood Olive Hutchins Sadie A Nunan Robert and Arthur Rapidan Richard Wainwright Mary Edith and sloop Eva Avina bring 109000 pounds of haddock 67000 cod 90000 hake 8500 pollock and 3000 casks. Wainwright tops the fleet with 12000 haddock 5000 cod and 40000 hake. Fresh mackerel absent from the plier though 281 barrels arrive aboard Plant liner Halifax from the provinces and land at Union pier. Isis steam yacht visits from Newport and the Enterprise trains ship stays at North End Park. Steamer Canopic of White Star departs with 92 saloon 30 second cabin and 1050 steerage passengers. Clergymen from Montreal sail with others including Judge Burke and Sister Pup po. Idaho voyage deemed a mistake as Wilson liner to New York. Oma ha strikes 11 foot shoal off Fawn Bar while discharging cargo at South End. Gloucester arrives from Baltimore Norfolk with big freight and passengers. Captain Jerome Gray dismantles the Duchess at Quincy for winter. Plant liner Halifax brings 365 passengers from the provinces to Union pier.
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Testimony Signed in Melrose Horror Inquest
Ex Mayor Levi B Gould of Melrose led 35 witnesses who testified at the Melrose horror inquest and affixed signatures to typed copies prepared by the court stenographer. The copies were turned over to Judge Sweetser who will report findings in a few days.
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