Copper Market Slump Follows Short Interest Drop and Copper Trade
Wall Street notes a drop in outstanding short interest dampening the brisk market rise. Copper prices slid after a new low offer emerged and rumors of a copper consumer syndicate circulated, while news from Standard Oil, steel, and New York Central dividend actions influenced sentiment.
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Standard of
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U. S. Steel
New York Central
Mercantile
Call
New York City
Metal Exchange
U. S. 2S
State Street
London
Hill
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Standard Oil and Steel Corporation
Phelps, Dodge Company
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Subsidiary Amalgamated Copper Directors Curtail Output
Directors of the subsidiary companies of the Amalgamated Copper Company voted to cut output by 50 percent or more. The action takes effect immediately. Represented firms include Anaconda Butte and Boston Boston and Montana and Parrott Mining Company.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda
Butte
Boston
Montana
Parrott Mining Company
Viaduct Opens Over Prison Point For Cambridge Traffic
A new overhead steel viaduct replacing the old wooden structure at Prison Point was opened yesterday for teaming traffic. The project was financed jointly by the Boston & Maine, the city of Cambridge and the Commonwealth.
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Prison Point
Boston & Maine
City of
Cambridge
The
Commonwealth
Stock and Bond Market Totals From Boston Market Book
The Boston Market records daily prices and totals with ex-dividends and asset paid notes. It shows total sales for listed stocks at 17 822 shares, bonds at $34 000, and unlisted stocks at 14 581 shares.
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bAsst. Patd
Chicago Grain Quotations From Wheat Board Report
Grain prices and quotations for September December and May futures appear in the Chicago Market report. Corn, oats, and other grain figures show closing bids, daily highs and lows, and market movements with various price points and notes from brokers Ennis & Stoppani of the Chi Trade firm.
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Eago Board of Wheat
Cora
Elba
Ennis & Stoppani
Chi- Trade
State Mutual Building
High
Statement of stock value and purchase philosophy
The speaker expresses a position on stock value to ensure broad understanding among thousands of stockholders and maintain friendly relations. They state the stock is worth $10 per share to any purchaser and that it should trade around $2 per share, but only rise on its own merit and through informed actions, to ensure permanent, stable prices.
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New York
H. C. Frick
P. A. B. Widener
E. H. Gary
N. B. Ream
W. E. Corey
G. F. Baker
Commonwealth Trust Company
Colonel Greene
el Paso
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Mines Company of America
Nevada Calumet Copper Company
North Star Mines Company
Lehigh & Hudson River Railroad Company
Union Typewriter Company
New York Metal Exchange
Lake Copper
Railway Steel Springs Company
William G. Conklin
Franklin Savings Bank
City of New York
Archibald Turner
J. A. Pollock
Salt Lake City
Ohio Copper Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Procter & Gamble Company
Butte
Mountain View
Great Northern
Colonel Sellers
Butte & New York Company
Nipissing Mining Company
Nipissing Mines Company
J. G. Hopkins
Greenwich
Conn
Davis- Daly Estates Copper Company
Washoe
Lizzie
F. Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company
Davis-Daly
la France
New York Central Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Curb Market Steady Amid Bond Trading
The Boston curb market at Exchange Place on Sept. 18 was quiet with Consolidated Steamship bonds the leading feature. Overall prices held steady while minor fluctuations in individual details are summarized in the report.
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Exchange Place
Consolidated Steamship Bonds
Deacon White Ex-Congressman Evicted From Exchange
Ex-Congressman Stephen V. White known as Deacon White, 77, was among 15 to 20 men driven out of the New York Stock Exchange smoking room after losing his membership. Operators ordered them off as they had been trading puts and calls.
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New York
Hornblower & Weeks
Stephen V. White
Deacon’ White
New York Stock Exchange
Deacon
Deacon” White
Stock Exchange
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