Market Quotations Rise in New York and Boston
Daily market data shows total sales in New York at 217,800 shares and Boston at 13,019. Reading tops New York activity with 63,300 shares, while Steel common leads Boston with 1,791 shares. Jan 1 to date totals reach 124,171,900 in New York and 7,904,103 in Boston. Compared with last year, New York totals are 144,346,400 and Boston 9,580,249. Largest New York gain is Long Island 4 to 68 1 2, while Soo declines 23 4 to 145. In Boston, Seattle Electric rises 31 2 to 103 1 2, Torrington falls 1 to 30. Call money in New York is 17 8 percent, Boston 21 2 to 31 2 percent. Time money in New York 33 4 percent and Boston 4 to 512 percent.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Steel Common
Long Island
Soo” Ptd
Seattle Electric Ptd
Torrington
NTT
ITI
Ralt Ohie
Seth Steel
Tony
Brooklyn Gas
Brooklyn
Fan Pacific
Les Ohio
Erie
UGLS
Tho
Manhattan
Bou Mo Pacific
Soo
Nor & West
Nor Pacific
Rock Island
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Twin City
Utah Copper
Maryland
Market ends day firm then dull amid profit taking
Opening strength fades into a trading rut with a firm close in several issues. Long Island rises on the Pennsylvania tunnel outlook, Rock Island preferred jumps after Kuhn Loeb sale to Phelps Dodge, while Union Pacific and Twin City Rapid Transit dip ex-dividend. Overall barometer gains little yet underlying strength remains.
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Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Rock Island
Union Pacific Common
Twin City Rapid Transit
Market Quiet As Minor Stocks Dominate Trading
The local market showed improved tone but small trading. Isle Royale North Butte Steel common and Amalga led sales with Superior as a notable favorite. American Woolen Company declares a 134 percent dividend, marking the 46th such payment and $80.50 per original share, while the market closes largely steady.
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Isle Royale
North Butte
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Superior
American Woolen Company
Boston Market Securities Trade Report
The Boston Market reports a curb trading session with Mason Valley at 77 8 to 7 16, Amalgamated Nevada around 141 2 cents, Calaveras near 1038 4, Chino at 158 4, Nevada Douglass about $2, Arizona Michigan 17 to 19 cents, Ely Central 65 to 4 cents, and National Mining Exploration 5 to 10 cents. Fluctuations noted with Colorado Mining 6 cents, Tron Blossom 6 cents, Round Mountain 4 cents. American Woolen Co. quarterly 1 1 2 percent preferred, Canadian Westinghouse 1/4 percent, New York New Haven Hartford R R Co quarterly 2 percent. Books close dates listed for each security.
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Mason Valley
Amalgamated
Nevada
Calaveras
Chino
A Soo
Colorado Mining Co
Tron Blossom Mining Co
Round Mountain Mining Co
American Woolen Co
Canadian Westinghouse Co
New York
New Haven & Hartford R. BR. Co
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
NY & NA
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West End
Adventure
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Cal & Arizona Os
Cal & Hecla Ee
Daly West
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Sreone Cananeéa
Ute
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Land
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Pullman Co
Torrington
U S
Algomah
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Butte Ballak
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Kerr Lake
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Ieee
Apex Ee Teen
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Ama
Dow
Ariz Mines
Bly
Bay State Gas
Corbin Fee Sc
Laramiere
Mackinaw
Majestic
Gibson
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Ohio Copper
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South Lake
Kuhn Loeb Sells Rock Island Stock to Phelps Dodge
Kuhn, Loeb & Co announce sale of their Rock Island Company preferred stock to Phelps, Dodge & Co. Lake mining operations report 11 drills with nine drifting and opening out on the lode copper values. Drifts northward perform well, third level drift southward near Algomah boundary stopped. Daly-West mine lays off 150 tons and miners. Ark City mill to run a single shift as development proceeds.
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Lake
Algomah
Daly-West Company
Ark City
Mine plan outlines levels and new mill near Ontario drain tunnel
The mine will be continued on the 11th 18th 18th and 21st levels. Management aims to prove up ore bodies in lower levels if enough ore is developed to run the mill. A new mill will be built at the north of the Ontario drain tunnel.
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Ontario
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis bonds purchase planned
Warmers Loan and Trust will buy October 1 consolidated mortgage bonds of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis to the amount of 692335. An application has been filed with the New York Stock Exchange to list Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 5 600 first mortgage and collateral trust 5 per cent bonds due 1937.
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Warmers Loan & Trust Company
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Keee
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
City Trust Company
Pneunthite ” Sea Corporation, Ltd
Preymatic Scale Corporation, Ltd
Court St
Boston
Mass
Terminal Wharf & RD. Warehouse Company
Ahorn Company
City Trust Companys
Terminal Wharf & Railroad Warehouse Company
Terminal, Wharf & Railroad Warehouse Company
J. R. Wakefield
Arcadians Charm Boston at Colonial Theatre in Bright Show
The Arcadians, praised for witty lines and appealing music, entertained a receptive Boston crowd at the Colonial Theatre. Lionel Monckton and five authors share credit for the piece with strong performances by Julia Sanderson Percival Knight Frank Moulan and others, amid elaborate costumes and lively dancing. The show drew enthusiastic post performance comments and is expected to enjoy a popular run.
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Colonial Theatre
Boston
Lionel Monckton
London
Arcadia
Mand
Frank Moulan
Percival Knight
Mr. Moulan
Julia Sanderson
Connie Ediss
Ethel Cadman
The
Colonial
Follies of New York and Paris At Gaiety Theatre
The Follies of New York and Paris opened at the Gaiety Theatre for a week. Charles Howard leads a cast of 50, returning as the popular comedian famed for his Hebrew character. Jennie Austin plays a famous member of the 400 with other principals portraying Parisian and New York types.
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New York
Paris
Gaiety Theatre
Charles Howard
Howard
Jennie Austin
York
Boston Idaho mill nearing completion in northwest
Boston Idaho Mining Company reports a 100 ton daily concentrating mill imminent, built for two lead-silver and one zinc mine. The plant includes magnetic electric separators and a steel rotary roaster, with automated conveyors and no hand handling from grizzly to finished concentrates.
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Boston-Idaho Mining Company
B. W. Traylor
Traylor Engineering Company
H. H. Johnson
Northwest
Grizzly
Zinc
Johnson & Wilfly
Majestic Theatre Presents The Merry Widow and A Gentleman From Mississippi
The Majestic Theatre stage hosts The Merry Widow with Henry W. Savage's Boston troupe praised as the finest yet seen in the show. Mabel Wilber and the company receive high credit for a refreshed performance. Thomas A. Wise returns with A Gentleman From Mississippi for a two week engagement starting next Monday evening. Seats go on sale Thursday morning.
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Majestic Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Boston
Mabel Wilber
Meakins
Graham
Rear
Scott
Shubert Theatre Presents Belle of Brittany in Final Run
Frank Daniels duets with comic flair in The Belle of Brittany at the Shubert Theatre as the run enters its final week. Christine Neilson impresses with a sweet soprano, while Emma Francis and Melvin Stokes add noted talent. The ensemble includes Rother Learned Myers and others as Sears announces Mme Fritzi Scheff in The Mikado starting next week with a limited stay and Saturday matinees.
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Frank Daniels
Brittany
Shubert
Emma Francis
Melvin Stokes
Francis Learned
Annie Myers
Wilmer Bentley
Joseph Asinghan
Sears
Mme
Fritzi Scheff
Shubert Theatre
Elsie Perevson Triumphs in A Matter of Money at Hollis Street
At the Trollis last night Elsie Perevson earned fresh praise for her turn in A Matter of Money as Rags the mill worker. The cast also included Frank Mills Paul Everton Edward Lee Helen Macbeth Maggie Fielding and Rene Gray. Monday brings One Among the Lions by The Fortune Teller author. seat sales open this morning.
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Trollis
Elsie Per-evson
Boston
Frank Mills
Paul Everton
Edward Lee
Helen Macbeth
Maggie Fielding
Rene Gray
One
Tlanter
Climax charms Park Theatre with lively new comedy
The Park Theatre continues to draw crowds as The Climax wows with innovative lines. A four member company delivers polished performances led by Miss Swinburne whose singing elevates many numbers. Carney Christie impresses on piano and the two male actors fit their roles well, signaling rising patronage.
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the Park Theatre
Keith’s Theatre Heads With Variety Stars This Week
Elsie Fay headlines at Keith’s Theatre with old and new songs and strong reception. The Models of the Jardin de Paris musical comedy features Carl Henry with vaudeville favorites. Herzog brothers bring a dozen trained horses from Germany. Amy Ricard and Lester Lonergan perform An Idol of Erin. Harry Armstrong and Billy Clark offer song comedy plus W. J. Coleman monologue, Charbine brothers acrobats, Billy Farnum and the Clark sisters, and notable motion pictures.
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Keith’s
Miss Fay
Jardin de Paris
W. J. Coleman
Charbine Brothers
Billy Farnum
Clark Sisters
Boston Theatre Stage Repeats Hit Melo The Round Up
The second week of The Round Up at the Boston Theatre proves its popularity remains strong. The production features exhilarating battle scenes and skilled broncho riding with Rapley Wolmes as the sheriff delivering witty touches. Grace Benham and the ensemble deliver smooth, unified performances for Men & Erlanger.
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Boston
Tts
Rapley Wolmes
Grace Benham
Nlan & Erlanger
Orpheum Theatre Opens Third Week With High Grade Attractions
The Orpheum Theatre enters its third week with top acts led by The Australian Nuggets featuring The Three Clarences. Also on the bill are Weston and Young, Detson and Lucas, a railroad life sketch, Marzello and Wolf gymnastic feats, The Human Parrot, and performances by Laurie Ordway, the Latour sisters, Will Campbell the juggler, and other acts plus notable motion pictures.
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Orpheum Theatre
Clarences
H. Weston
Irene Young
Detson
Lucas
Marzello
Wolf
Tora and Company
Laurie Ordway
Mrs. Curtis
Latour Sisters
Will Campbell
Max Wignan in Mary Jane's Pa Opens at the Globe
Closing week of Max Wigan’s engagement in Mary Jane's Pa begins at the Globe with strong audience support in Boston. On Monday September 19 Douglas Fairbanks will premiere his new play The Cubs as Ass, by Thompson Buchanan, in what is nearly its first stage presentation.
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Max Wignan
Mary Jane
The
Globe
Boston
Douglas Fairbanks
Cubs
Thompson Buchanan
Tremont Theatre Card: The Aviator and The Fortune Hunter
The Tremont Theatre continues The Aviator with Edward Abeles delivering a lively airborne farce about a man courting danger for love. On Monday September 19 John Barrymore stars in The Fortune Hunter in the title role as the program returns to the stage.
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Tremont Theatre
Edward Abeles
John Barrymore
Zira at Castle Square Theatre Delivers Strong Drama
The Castle Square Theatre presents The New Magdalen with Mary Young in the title role to strong applause. Notable performances include Rev Gordon Clavering Captain Sylvester and Mark Trent, as John Craig Stock Company showcases its dramatic talent. The Bells of Haslemere is set for next week.
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Margaret Anglin
Boston
John Craig Stock Company
Castle Square Theatre
Mary Young
Castle Square
Gordon Clavering
Captain Sylvester
Mark Trent
Ruth Wilding
Mr. Craig
Mr. Mack
Mr. Walker
Haslemere
Paid in All at Grand Opera House
Eugene Walter’s Paid in All is this week’s attraction at the Grand Opera House. The New York life story is lauded for character drawing and terse dialogue. Audience enthusiasm showed strong interest in Joe Brooks. Polly of the Circus with Dith Spear will follow.
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Eugene Walter
Grand Opera House
New York
Mr. Walter
Colonial Theatre
Joe Brooks
Polly
Circus
Dith Spear
Ladies of the Orient dazzles Austin & Stone’s Museum crowd
Austin and Stone’s Museum drew hundreds for a night headlined by Prince Ayooh’s Ladies of the Orient. Belle Yuma led a whirlwind Sahara cyclone dance as other performers showcased novel acts, illusion The Goddess of the Sea, and a mix of dances songs and comic sketches by Vanetta Walsh Castellucci trio and Manhattan Maids.
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Prince Ayooh
Austin & Stone
Belle Yuma
Sahara
Orient
Tunk
Castellucci
Vanetta
Walsh
Manhattan
Campbell
French
Anderson
Ferguson
de Haan
Cripps
John Hunn
Jim Sarrol
Carroll and
Leslie
Bowdoin Square vaudeville bill praised by patrons
Bowdoin Square Theatre offered a strong vaudeville program with Bert Lawrence and Ruth Wright singing and dancing, Mackie and Walker drawing big applause, Florence Mann performing songs, Ethel Nevins the Heather Lass with Scotch numbers, Hall's dogs pleasing families, Li Aiglon with a gymnastic act, plus Butler and Dalton and others contributing to a solid show.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bert Lawrence
Ruth Wright
Mackie
Walker
Florence Mann
Ethel Nevins
Heather Lass
Hall
Li Aiglon
Butler
Dalton
Scenic Temple Stage Draws Crowd For Evening Show
Audiences enjoyed The Telegraph Four singing comedy quartet with fresh songs. Walter Stead entertained with jokes and songs to strong applause. Rae performed illustrated songs, followed by Cutting and Zaida with European acts, the moving picture exhibit, and Lenna Howe's Union orchestra completing the bill.
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Scenic Temple
the Telegraph
Walter Stead
Red Rae
Cutting
Zaida
Moving Picture Exhibit
Lenna Howe
Union Orchestra
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Opens With Billy Watson Be Trust
Yesterday at Howard Atheneum the opening burletta Lee in Japan starred Billy Watson and his Be Trust beauties with a lively chorus. The show featured Bashful Venu and strong ensembles including Lizzie Kelley May Morrison and Rose Sharon. Acrobatic troupes Luigi Picard and Green and Norin drew big crowds alongside Ethel Deane and Wilson Thurston company sketches.
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Howard
Billy Watson
Lee
Japan
Mr. Watson
Stevenson
Nugent
Green An Norin
Ethel Deane
Billy Eliott
Rose Sharon
Boston
Wilson-Thurton Company
Waldron's Casino Presents Sam Howe in Love Makers in Africa
Sam Howe stars as Kenreim Roase in a week long digagrement at Waldron's Casino. He leads a large cast including Robert Scott Asan Coogan Jim Mullen Willman Fricke and Vera Desiond with Lena Bruce Lanier De Wolfe Jean Bostock Anna Mullen Lillian Fricke and Peg Woffington. The revue features songs by Sam Howe and a big chorus number Sehoo er Lund and aims to please all audiences.
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Sam Howe
Africa
Waldron
Kenreim Roasefelt
Robert Scott
Asan Coogan
Jim Mullen
Willman Fricke
Herman Steinman
Hal Pierson
Oscar Sydney
Vera Desiond
Lena Bruce
Lanier de Wolfe
Jean Bostock
Anna Mullen
Lillian Fricke
Oliv Cody
Peg Woffington
Marion Svine
Reta Challis
Alan Coogan
Sam Trowe
Mr. Coeran
Robert Scot
The Merry Maidens Opens at Columbia Theatre
The Columbia Theatre opened with The Merry Maidens attributed to a lively musical burlesque bill featuring Furnished Rooms and Aboard with Sam Rice leading the fun. Lilla Brennan Ruth Everett Gertrude Thompson and Billy Hess headline performances as audiences laughed through the show. A hot wrestling match between Mat Merrath and John Perelli highlighted Wednesday night, with amateur bouts planned for Friday.
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Columbia
Sam Rice
Lilla Brennan
Boston’s Fair Daughters
Inth Savery
Ruth Everett
Gertrude Thompson
Billy Hess
George Morgan
Aarr Meeler
King Philip Fishing Trips At Sea Departing Daily
Interest grows in the King Philip steamer sailing from Commercial Wharf each day at 10 o clock for deep sea fishing. Captain Edward Dixon leads patrons to a new ground where large cod and haddock are reported, with all aboard returning with good catches as planes appear in the afternoon over the harbor.
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King Philip
Edward Dixon
Deon
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