Market Diary Sees Downbeat Finish as Election Bets Loom
New York opened steady then firm with Sugar at 1201-2 as traders sold ahead of the election. The day closed weak with high turnover of 155,000 shares amid concerns of a poor bank statement and lower reserves. Reports note strong copper demand but uneven equities with notable mentions of Fitchburg, Centennial Eureka, and Atchison stock movements.
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New York
Jeffrey
Denver & Rio Grande
Buffalo Hump Mining Company
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Engineering and Mining Journal
London
Atchison
Kansas
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Texas
Atchison Bears
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Centennial Eureka
Dominion Coal
Utah
Parrot
Boston & Montana
As.s
Packard
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Centennial-Eureka
Centennial Lureka
Mead
New England Gas & Coke Company
Dominion Coal Company
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Bay State Gas
Fortuna Republica
Stock Exchange
McKinley
Bryan
Pinkham
Boston stock sales report from September 14
Boston reports the day’s highest and lowest bond and stock prices. Listed stocks total 7531 shares with bonds valued at $33,000. unlisted stocks 5789 shares with bonds at $22,000. Closing bid and asked prices summarized for Ix-dividend and First assessment paid statuses.
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Boston
Jerard Appointment Revoked by Inland Fisheries Board
The inland fisheries and game commissioners revoked the appointment of CG. J. Jerard, the department’s deputy, who caused trouble in Gloucester in July by attempting to handcuff E. O. Brown, a fish dealer, during a search for short lobsters.
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Commissioners On Inland Fisheries and Game
CG. J. Jerard
Gloucester
E. O. Brown
Trade Backward Weighs On Cotton and Steel Markets
New York dispatch notes a Gulf storm reducing Southern business and potential coal strike reverberations. Steel, iron, and shipbuilding gain momentum as mills restart. cotton orders surge, prices rise, and a world supply outlook tightens. Bradstreet’s highlights rampant cotton demand, price spikes, and uncertain crop prospects.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Gulf Region
Michigan Peninsular
Deering Harvester Works
Texas
New York Exchange
South
New Orleans
New England
Boston
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Fall River Print Cloth Committee
Aunts Will Sparks Quest In Weathersby Mystery
Four nieces in Strangetown inherit a puzzle from Aunt Ellen Weathersby. A hidden iron box with deeds and jewels is guarded by a circle within a circle sign. The sisters dig through rooms and floors, aided by attorney Mr Otis, while their mother enforces caution as spring nears.
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Miss Ellen Weathersby
Weathersby
Strangetown
Mother
Aunt Ellen
Caroline
Ienien Weathersby
Caroline Weathersby
Ellen Ann Weathersby
Mary Weathersby
William Weathersby
Mary Ann Weathersby
Ellen Ann
Cyrus Clifford
First National Bank of
Ellen
Mary Ann
Mary
Molly
Kor
Weathersbys
Otis
First National Bank
Mr. Otis
Amanda Cummins
Amanda
Elevator for cadets brings lift to cadet armory
An internal shaft for an elevator in the Cadet Armory has been opened and a hydraulic lift installed. Workmen are finishing the installation and soon cadets will no longer climb two long flights of stairs.
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Cyrus Clifford
Attractive Tour to Gettysburg and East Coast Stops
Via Royal Blue line Sept. 28 to Gettysburg with carriage drives over battlefield two days in Washington with optional longer stay visit Philadelphia stop-over in New York personally conducted all expenses 32 dollars itinerary and battlefield map on application to A J Simmons N E A 211 Washington street Boston plannen
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Royal Blue Line
Gettysburg
Battlefield
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston
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Eureka
Dominion Gear and Gas and Coke
Boston Stock Sales
Am Bell Tel
Bt Gas
E C
M & B Inc
FE Gas & Coke
Adventure Mining
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated Min
Am Ag Chemical
Arcadian Mining
Ou 21 21 ¥ 1 O11 Stow Kilec Light
Oston
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Mon Min
British Colu Min
Cal & Hecla Min
Sie
Cen-Fureka Mining
Be& Seer Ee Neg
Chiu & Stk Yds
Cochiti Mining
Continental
Domin Coal Mining
Erie Ae
Sneer
Federal Steel Eens Ia
Fitchburg
Gen Electric See
Wee Enw Ee
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric
Oor Aed
Mergenthaler Lin
Jo Pref
Mexia Central
Ee Ee
Michigan Perseee
tMohawk Mining No
Montana C & C
National Tube Sae Vo
NFE Gas & Coke
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New Englel
NY N & H
Old Colony RR
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Wee
Pere Marq Pre
Utah Mining Ae
NOR
Joy
West End St Ry
Wolverine Mining
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & CO
State Street
Fortuna-Republicanc
Eclipse Oil
United States Oil
Senbeeses
Boston Little
Rele Zinc
Needle Notch Mining
Wwe
Val Verde Limited
Copper King of Arizona
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Rutland R R Comehnla Ae 'Agrape
Too Commonwealth Zinc
Oon Copper Crown Ee
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison Ee
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Col Southern 2d
del & Hadeon
del, Lack & Western
Denver & RG
Seer
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Town Central
Louis & Nash
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Roy
Hero
Minn
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Missouri Pacific
COVA
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
L. S
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacificc
Aia
Union Pacific
Wheeling & i Ha
Wisconsin Central Ee
Bly
Steel
Steel & Wire
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel Scenes Ae
Hleetric Koo
National Biscuit
Gai
Nation
Nat Steel
Western Union
Rep Steel
Jerard
Reichsacnes
Ripans Chemical Cqu
Spruce 51
Southern Business
Mary Foote Arnold
Shortstory Publishing Company
Horsford
Genuine
Horsford’s
Hallid Drug CO
Cleveland
Walker-Rintels
Dewey Sq
Boylston and
Church Sts
F. Eaton
Friend St
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
Acs
Subway
Norman
Greenbacks
Hilda Wade
Rob Roy
Champ Clark
Simpson
Taylor
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