Bank Statement Shows Deficit and Market Movements
Saturday afternoon details a weak market with Amalgamated Copper Range North Butte and United Copper leading activity. Arbitrage buying in Amalgamated and Sugar, United Copper strong early and closing higher with Utah and North Butte up modestly.
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Boston
Amalgamated Copper Range
North Butte
United
New York
Amalgamated
Sugar
Michigan
Pere Marquette
United Copper
Utah
New York Stock Market Opens With Irregular Early Trading
Openings in the New York stock market show active dealings and small price changes. Amalgamated Copper and Sugar are prominent with sizable blocks trading near 99 and 149 respectively, while early gains in Smelting and steel shares give way to pressure in rails and the Southern Iron group. By noon, losses shrink as a bank reserves deficit is announced and Union Pacific surges to a record 140. The close remains unsettled and irregular amid renewed volatility.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Republic Steel
Northern Pacific
New York Central and
Hocking Coal
Sugar
Amalgamated
Southern Iron Group
Rock Island
St. Paul
Union Pacific
American Steel Foundries
Kanawha and Michigan
National Railroad of Mexico
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Anaconda
New York Clearing House Banks Report Deficit This Week
The weekly clearing house statement shows total deficits across loans deposits circulation and reserves with a $1 246 625 shortfall. Decreases include loans 7 561 500 deposits 14 936 800 and reserves 7 546 100 while reserve required falls short by 3 734 200. Last week yielded a surplus. Ex U S deposits show a surplus of 895 550 and a weekly decrease of 3 812 075.
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New York
Clearing House
U. S
Cotton futures open weak then close firm in New York
In New York on December 9 futures opened weak with December at 10.50 and May at 12.00, later closing firm with December at 11.53 and July at 11.16. Spot market quiet, middling uplands 12.10 and middling gulf 12.35, sales noted.
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New York
Gulf
Lowell
Boston
Wil. Vipm
Wid. Ry
wBll
Lruam
Wees
Bedford
Bedw
Zvinford
Wilmington Junction
Bullish Market Sparks Trading Optimism Across Sectors
Market letters are bullish with prosperity the motto for traders. Industry wheels spin rapidly while the New York bank statement and Amalgamated outlook loom large. Copper prices and railroad trade show strength as bears are discounted and money is expected to move.
Expansion drives bond issue by American Telephone and Telegraph Co
The article notes expansion as the motive behind new bonds by American Telephone and Telegraph Co, with bonds to be sold as needed at a fair rate. It also highlights steel strength, the Harriman system's Oregon and Eastern railroad plan from Ontario to Natron, and market dynamics in copper shares amid high money rates and foreign capital influence.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman
Oregon & Eastern Railroad
Oregon
Ontario
Natron
Portland
J. S. Bache & Co
New York
Sterling Exchange
Shaw
Treasury
Hildreth Building Manager P Hard Firm Note
A terse listing from the New York and Boston Stack Exchanges shows Hildreth Building with Room 4 and the contact Tel 1590. The note identifies P Hard as manager.
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New York & Boston
Hildreth
P Hard
Pickpockets steal diamonds worth six thousand dollars
New York police probe a theft from Mrs. William H. Cane of Staten Island after pickpockets took diamonds valued at $6000 from her handbag in a Manhattan trip. The rings, set in six pieces, were distributed among pawnshops the police are checking. The handbag was recovered today by a ferry employee on Staten Island.
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New York
William H. Cane
Staten Island
Manhattan
Mra
Cane
New Municipal
Japanese Minister of Education Resigns Amid Protest
Tokio December 9 2 p m The minister of education Yasuru Kubota tendered his resignation after a protest signed by 190 professors and instructors was presented to Prime Minister Katsura yesterday The protest condemns his acceptance of the president of the universitys resignation as trampling the sanctity of the universitys rights in dependence and freedom.
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Tokio
Yasuru Kubota
Katsura
Hills rolls second perfect 300 in six weeks at Calumet alleys
A Cleveland dispatch reports Percy G Hills achieved his second perfect 300 in under six weeks at Calumet alleys with City Clerk Witt as opponent. The friendly match featured Hills again reaching the bowling mark, matching his prior feat during the period.
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Chicago
Tribune
Cleveland
Oho
Percy G. Hills
Calumet
Witt
Hille
Deaths In London And New York Docked In Brief
Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb regius professor of Greek and Conservative MP for Cambridge University dies. He was born in 1841 and had a notable academic and political career. John Sloane, head of the carpet firm W and Sloane, also dies at 72 after a brief illness, leaving a widow a daughter and two sons. A Buffalo coal operator, A Thurnes, reports kidney and bladder trouble and relief after For eye y Cure, noting dramatic pain relief after treatment.
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London
Richard Claverhouse Jebb
Regiue
Cambridge University
New York
John Sloane
Buffalo
N.Y
Ieee
Dear Pat Collins remembered as honest and beloved figure
The community extols Pat Collins for his eloquence, humor, and integrity. Resolutions by Winston Warren praise his service to Ireland and Massachusetts, noting his clear insight, fairness, and readiness to help others in public life and civic duties.
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Pat Collins
Ireland
Commonwealth
Winston Warren
Collins
Iideli
Body of Mrs Rogers moved to Hoosick Falls for burial
Hoosick Falls New York December 9 The body of Mary Mabel Rogers executed at Windsor yesterday was taken from the baggage car to a vault in Saint Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls to await burial Later a funeral plan was altered and a small group prepared for private rites at the cemetery An Everett letter from Rogers to Ida M D Arcy dated December 6 and postmarked yesterday was read in Vermont prison before her death The letter expresses faith and consolation and references drawing birds and hope for meeting again in a better world.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Mary Mabel Rogers
Windsor
Hoosick
Sit
Francis A. McCranor
Kathryn Callihan
Louis
Everett
Mary M. Rogers
Wind
Ida M. D'Arcy
State Prison of
Vermont
Jesus
Government bond interest payments announced
The secretary of the treasury authorized payment of interest on U S government bonds due January 1 1906 and December 15 1905 with coupons due January 1 to be paid on presentation after January 1 Checks for registered bonds will be mailed on the same date The total interest expected is about 4 200 000
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Washington
A Great Gale of Men's Overcoats Sale
An unusual opportunity to buy a heavy winter overcoat for 10.08 dollars, with styles in all sizes. Manufacturers drop prices from 20 to 36 dollars to move stock due to an unusually mild season. A G Pollard & Co offers varied goods at reduced rates to clear inventory.
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POLLARD @& CO
Xmas Gift Idea for Wife in Russell’s Ad
Read Eu- G Russell's ad in today's papers for a valuable gift suggestion. The concise notice hints at a thoughtful present and invites readers to explore the illustrated options available today.
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Russell
Striking Telegraphers and Mutinous Units Move On
Leaders of the telegraphers strike tighten control as stoppages remain nearly total. Mutinous sailors in Cronstadt and troops guiding them to ships are reported, with surrounding actions at Smolensk and Lomzha. Royal forces enforce discipline while diplomats note Roosevelt’s address in favorable terms.
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St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Finland
Smolensk
Middle Russia
Cronstadit
Baron Fersen
Washington
Tomashevich
Cromstadt
Rudiger
Schlosselburg
Ladoza
Lomzha
Poland
Desperate Efforts To Rally Russian Strikers Endure
St Petersburg dispatch reports local leaders of the post and telegraph strike, helped by Moscow, urge followers to keep the strike going despite hardships. They promise funds to the hungry and threaten violence toward defectors, claiming Finns will resist to the end and telegraph lines with Kiel, Warsaw, and Moscow have been disrupted. The emperor urges peasants and officials to restored order and peaceful progress toward reform.
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St. Petersburg
Eydtkuhnen
Post and Telegraph
Moscow
Kiel
Warsaw
Stancg
Finland
Vladikavkaz
Caucasia
St. Petersbur
Durnevo
M. Sevastiano
Russia
Heavy run on government banks in Warsaw
Warsaw reports a heavy run on government savings banks amid radical press campaigns. Depositors demand withdrawal of funds as mutiny erupts in a battalion of alas engineers at Gora Kalwarya over food and quarters, with barrack damage and quiet military response.
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Warsaw
Alse
Gora Kalwarya
Arereste
Kieft
Russia
Regimental Officers Threaten Editorial Retaliation
In Eydtkuhnen on December 9, officers of the Semionveky regiment stationed at Tearekoefele expressed loyalty to the emperor and warned editor of the Russ they will hold him personally responsible for future articles printed about the regiment.
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St. Petersburg
Eydtkuhnen
Semionveky
Tearekoefele
Russ
All New Englanders Are Patriotic After Washington Visit
Fragmentary text notes patriotism of New Englanders after a trip to Washington. Mentions Congress in session and two dignified bodies. References to individuals and places are incomplete, yielding unclear specifics.
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New
Transportation schedule corrected for October 9 1905
Boston and Maine trains depart Lowell to numerous destinations including Boston Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Somersworth Portland Augusta Bath Lewiston Rockland Skowhegan Bangor Belfast Eastport St John Woburn Ayer Junction Nashua Manchester Concord Franklin Warner Montpelier Montreal and more. The list shows daily and Sunday times with notes on certain routes and service variations.
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Lowell
Boston
Salem
Mass
Haverhill
Ae Ee
Bis
A. m
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Lewiston
Rockland
Skowhegan
Bangor
Belfast
T. A
N. B
Halifax
N. S
Eastport
St. John
Woburn
Ayer Junction
Fitchburg
Nashua
Amherst
Milford
Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Labanca
White River Junction
Vo Franklin
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
New Port
Claremont
Claremont Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
White Mt
Plymouth
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Quebec
C. P
Quebec Express
Sigmouth
Sherbrooke
Een
Escays
Western B. Vision
Hedrora
Timbeton
D. J. Flanders
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New York Market
Bankers A
Fw.m
Congress of Boston
New Block
Gurtis
Sederquist
Albert S. Guild
Curtis & Sederquist
Henry Clews & Co
Commission
Atchison
Can Pac
Ches & Ohio
Inter Paper Us
Lawn Il
St Ry
MK & T
Corey, Milliken & GO Bankers and Brokers
State Street
Atchison American Locomotive
Bright, Sears & Go
Merrimack St
Union Bank
N. Woodward
Mer
Wembers
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Exchange
JR Williston & Ge
O Pac
Sso Rail Ste
Tenn Coal
Tex & Pac
Union Pac
U P
U S Steel
Boston Market
Amal Covcee
Arcadian
Ay Adventure
Aliouez
Atlantic
Isle Royale
Mont C & C
Quincy
Santa Fe
Trinity
Winona
U . Ol
AT & T
N E Tel
A. G. Pollard
Geo. von L. Meyer
Roosevelt
Congress
Slavo
Council of Nations
Steimeort & Sons Co
Merrimack Street
Boyiston St
Transportation
Boston & Maine
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
G. 3
Flanders
Gen'l Pas
Tkt. Agt
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany
Mansfield
Kendall
Gen Parc
M. Shepard
Onan
Boston, Sr. M
Atlantic Ave
P. M
Pier
G. Chesbrough
Agit
Hoom
Atantic Ave
J. A. Horton
Agi
Pier & North Iver
Cunard Boston
Queanstown
Ivernia
Dee
Mar
Axonia
The
Cuna 5 & Co
A. Tate
Hoston
Bumner
Clark
Mediterranean
Spain
Gaye
Palestine
Reypt
Europe
Boston & Maine Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Camden
Jacksonville
Air Florida Resorts
Nassau
Havana
Birmingham
Ala
New England
C. B. Ryan
U.P A
Peortemowth, Va
Mali i Oras
California
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