Wall Street mixed as market steadies after broad decline
Stocks closed soft after a day of sharp intraday swings. Dealers blamed United States Steel’s quarterly report and Anglo Russian tensions for weakness, while late buying and gold withdrawals limited losses. Copper stocks rallied anew as analysts eyed Union Pacific and Erie mergers amid broad speculation.
Boston Market Ex-Dividend Stock and Bond Totals
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend status and paid assessments. Total sales include listed stocks 42 840 shares, bonds 46 500 dollars, and unlisted stocks 15 759 shares.
Chicago grain quotations show firmer wheat and bullish corn
Ennis and Stoppani report Liverpool wheat firmness and stronger opening yet dull trading. Local market pulled back from top price on selling by locals, but domestic situation remains strong with advice to buy on declines. Corn futures rise with bullish cash demand and strong hands. oats echo corn, supported by export demand and buying by strong interests.
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Liverpool
Market Quoted Stocks Amid Foreign Policy Uncertainty
New York traders reel from unsettled foreign policy, notably Russia’s naval issue in the North Sea, dampening confidence and triggering liquidation. Key quotes show Amalgamated Copper at 66, Union Pacific near 109, US Steel around 80, Reading about 74, and Pennsylvania near 136 amid total activity of 384,150 shares. The day’s tone reflects cautious selling and mixed hedges as investors reassess risk.
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Boston Stage Notes From The Colonial And Theatres
Fritzi Scheff charms Boston at the Colonial with The Two Roses while Parsifal closes at Park. Grace Van Studdiford, May Irwin, Wright Lorimer, Andrew Mack, and other stars promise crowded houses as new bills arrive at the Globe and Park theatres.
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Boston
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Charles B. Dillingham
Park Theatre
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Hollis Street
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May Irwin
Kenmare
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Florence Bindley
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Creature
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Pittsburg
Boston Theatre
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Grand Opera House
Theodore Kremer
Henrietta Crosman
Kitty Bellairs
New York
Metropolis
Miss Crosman
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Gainsborough
Willard
Lucky Durham
Wilson Barrett
Messrs
Klaw & Erlanger
William Gillette
Hollis Street Theatre
Crichton
J. M. Barrie
Mr. Gillette
Bostonians
Wright Lorimer Addresses D A R Chapter in Newton
After recovering from illness Wright Lorimer will speak this afternoon before the Sarah Hull Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Hunnewell Club in Newton. He will attend a reception hosted by Mrs Gregory of Newtonville tomorrow afternoon.
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The
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Newton
Gregory
Newtonville
Frank S Colton Files Bankruptcy Petition
Frank Shumway Colton, head of F S Colton & Co, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. The firm lists assets $50,900 and liabilities $298,000 with 176 creditors, mainly Boston investors. Largest claim is J H Whittemore of Stoneham at $44,846.45. Offices in Boston and New York, plus Lowell and Manchester NH.
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Frank Shumway Colton
F. S. Colton & Co
New York Consolidated Exchange
Colton
Boston
J. H. Whittemore
Stoneham
R. P. Williams
North Cambridge
Henry King Nuss
Devonshire Street
Harris Williams
Athol
Athol, $4067, and Dr. Emdon Fritz, Manchester, N. H
Brazer
State Street
Wall Street
New York
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
Dividend Declared on Pressed Steel Preferred Stock
The Pressed Steel Car Company directors passed the common stock dividend but declared a regular quarterly 1 8 4 percent dividend on the preferred stock payable November 23. The common dividend was expected after a heavy decline in earnings in the recent financial statement.
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Pressed Steel Common
New York
Pressed Steel Car Company
Cured of Asthma Claims Rise From Schiffmann’s Cure
Mary Josephine Berg of Floyd Knob Indiana says after 32 years of asthma she was cured and can now do all her work. A Virginia mother reports her child, once near death, was quickly relieved. Schiffmann's Asthma Cure is sold by druggists at 50c and 1.00.
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Floyd Knob
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Schiffmann
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Elbow P. D
Big gold exports likely from New York to Paris and Berlin
Indications point to heavy gold exports from the United States to Paris and Berlin before year end. One estimate puts the outflow at not less than 20 million dollars, prompted by a new Russian loan. Paris bankers warned Berlin that large loans will mature in the next 60 days, contributing to the decline in cash prices amid late liquidation.
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France
Weak wheat market amid Russia apology fallout
In Chicago on October 26 the wheat market stayed weak as markets reacted to Russia's apology for shelling British fishing boats. Traders cited the apology as a primary factor dampening demand and quotes.
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