Copper stocks surge as European buyers back Boston market
Traders report a volatile session in New York and Boston with copper shares leading gains. Butte and Utah copper moved sharply while Mayflower and Arcadian drew European interest, amid calls for restraint from Lord Revelstoke and renewed talk of a copper price rally for 190? with bankers predicting higher bids.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Manhattan
People’s
Riley
Arcadian
Butte
Miners
Isle Royale
Parrot
Utah
S. O
Mayflower
Europe
London
Paris
Baring Bros
Revelstoke
Bank of England
Lord Revelstoke
House of Baring Bros., Limited
England
Prince of Wales
Financial buzz on Mexican ventures and copper stocks surge
The report highlights expected price gains for Mexican Telephone and a bullish view on Mexico’s government ties boosting earnings. It covers United Verde Junior stock sales, Phenix Consolidated Copper’s new operation plans, and related copper market activity with quotes on U S Mining and Fortuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Montana Coal &Coke Company
Edwin Wallace
United Verde Junior
Treasury
Wall Street
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Phenix Consolidated Copper Company
Messrs. Cameron, Currie & Co
Detroit
Messrs. E. C. Hodges & Co
Phenix
John R. Stanton
New York
New Phenix
Robbins
Butler
Armstrong
Calumet
Flower
New England Electric Vehicle
Arcadian Copper Company
U. S
Fortuna
Mass
Victoria
Michigan
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Market Report: Major Stocks Hit Highs and Lows in Boston
In Boston on April 7 the financial markets posted the day’s top and bottom trade levels with closing bid and asked prices. The report lists the highest and lowest sales across active listings and provides the final bid-ask spread observed during the session.
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Boston
Ex dividend disclosure of stock and bond sales
Total sales include bonds at 307 585 dollars with listed stock 1 091 367 dollars and unlisted shares 17 844 dollars.
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Michigan
U'S
Re. Veereae
Obacco Eeee Ti Ag
Isle Royale
A Swift & Co
Eoe
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Central
Chicago
I & L Pref
Ches & Ohio
del L & W
den & Rio G
Pam Eave - Tay
Erie New Wate
Hocking Coal
Illinois Centra
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Herd
Ontario & W
iRock Island
St Louis &S
St Paul
Louis SW
St P & Om
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Wheel & LE
Shesrentioat
Do P
Pulman Palace
C & Tron
Western Union
Notable Boston Business Leaders Named in List
Edward Kemble of Boston as president along with A D S Bell treasurer and other figures including Hon George C Wing of Auburn Maine T E Eustis Sidney Cushing and Genl B M Whitlock of New York named among leadership and board members for civic or business group.
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Edward Kembld
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
A. D. S. Bell
Geo. C. Wing
Auburn
T. E. Eustis
Sidney Cushing
L B. M. Whitlock
New York
N. Y
Cambria Mine Stock Attracts Investor Attention
The Cambria mine attracts investor interest and orders for purchase and sale of its stock will be handled by the firm. Listing on the stock exchange will be applied for to broaden trading.
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Cambria
Stock Exchange
Sampson Accused of Assailing Schley A Naval Battle Dispute
A New York Times summary reports that Sampson is accused of misrepresenting Allied naval positions in a Century Magazine article about the Battle of July 3. The Philadelphia Times reproduces official Board of Navigators charts alongside Sampson’s plates to show alleged differences and bias.
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Brooklyn
Schley
Sampson
Century Magazine
New York
Times
The
Philadelphia Times Aadpteal Saimph
Sprague
Wainwright Board
Board of Navigators
Santiago
Howard F
Sampson to Represent U S at Southampton Reception
Washington confirms Rear Admiral William T. Sampson will attend a May reception in Southampton with four ships from his North Atlantic squadron. The New York, Brooklyn, Indiana, and Massachusetts will accompany him, marking continued honors for the naval commander amid ongoing wartime debates and fleet movements.
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Brooklyn
Oregon
Iowa
Texas
Santiago
Sampson
New York
Navy Yard
Washington
McKinley
Long
William T. Sampson
North Atlantic
United States
Southampton
Captain Cook
Indiana
Taylor
Massachusetts
Elias Davison
Pilots’ Relief Society
Lewis Wharf
E. L. Busell
Boston
Severty
Haddock
M. J. Paulson
Placentia Bay
N. F
W. F. Green
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Board of Health
Ranlett
Farragut
Philadelphia
Westminster
Norfolk
Dewey
Manila
Herald
Mystic Wharf
Trapani
Baltimore
Cork
F. C
Dallas
Portsmouth
Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Sound
Howard Broadbent
Portland
Woodbury
John G. Crowley
John B. Prescott
Crowley
Prescott
Dominion Line
Canada
Maddox
Queenstown
Dalmatia
Ostendorf
Hamburg
Hoosac
Grand Banks
Barrowmore
Johnston Line
London
Yeserday
International Line
Cumberland
Commercial Wharf
St. John
N. B
William Allen
Charles Mitchell
John Simpson
David Apt
Stephen Mitchell
W. Buck
Piedmont
Iris
Craigie’s Bridge
Cape Maysi
Cuba
Belvidere
Miller
Klondike
Hagle National Bank
Malvern
No. 12
Bath
Staples Coal Company
Consolidated Coal Company
No. 2
Sail Orders Set for Massachusetts to Join Atlantic Fleet
Washington dispatches reveal sailing orders for the Massachusetts to leave the navy yard at 5 a.m. to join the North Atlantic squadron at Trinidad. The Duke of York is reported to oversee the reception for the American fleet.
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Nicol Ludlow
Washington
Massachusetts
Navy Yard
Trinidad
Duke of York
Navy renames battleships and cruisers after states
Secretary Long announced the latest American naval ships named from the last session of Congress. Battleships bear the names Pennsylvania New Jersey and Georgia. Armored cruisers carry West Virginia Nebraska and California. Six smaller cruisers are Denver Des Moines Chattanooga Galveston Tacoma and Cleveland.
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Washington
Long
Congress
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
West Virginia
Nebraska
California
Denver
Des Moines
Chattanooga
Galveston
Tacoma
Cleveland
Chinese Pirates Rob Treasure On Kwonghoi At Samar Island
Oriental dispatches report the steamer Kwong hoi on Samar island had its treasure chest robbed of 10000 by shore pirates aided by native crew members. The first officer was likely murdered after a night feud during a native feast. The mate battled pirates, was knocked unconscious, and sailors fled with two cases of 5000 each.
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Seattle
Wash
Samar
Church Expelled Mayor in Prohibition Clash
Mayor Henry Johnson of Washington New Jersey was suspended from First Presbyterian Church after clashing with Pastor Rev. J Eng land over Prohibition. The mayor, a no license Prohibitionist, accused the pastor of plagiarism in sermons, prompting the dispute and estrangement.
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Washington, N. J
Henry Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
EH. B. England
Johnson
J. England
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Charles J. Cameron
Father and Son Die Within Hours in Sing Sing
John Tompkins aged 64 dies at Peekskill Hospital at 9 15 p m from bronchial trouble. His son Sylvanus Tompkins 25 dies on building steps in the village from heart disease. The pair died almost simultaneously though apart.
Adams and Stern perform graceful concert at Sanders Theatre
Sue Adams and Leo Stern with cello presented a refined concert in Sanders Theatre assisted by the Harvard Glee Club. Elitist Cambridge audience included Mrs. Eliot and other professors as Adams received a warm reception and Stern earned applause for his selections.
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Sanders Theatre
Sue Gzanne Adams
Cambridge
Leo Stern
Harevard Glee Club
Eliot
Cambridge Society
Miss Adams
Stern
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Boston Coppers
United Verde Extension Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Co
Franklin Farrel
Particulars
Schofield, Whicher & CO. Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire Street
Joshua Brown & CO
Bankers
Wall St
State St
Howard, Crosby & Co
Ener
Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange
Bell Tel
Atchison
Tosis
Ill Steel
Entral
de 2d Inc
Wis Central
Atchison Eaer
Boston & Albany
Central Mass
Port
Banco & Pts
West Wend
Arcadian Eae
Arnold Ash
Bone’ & Boston
Oer Baltic
Calumet & Uecla
Jetané Seer
Nta
Serene Poate Ysabel Aerre
Terr
Pepe Eeereeteaer
Rae
Wolverine
Winona
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston Water Power
Cescesores
Boston & Cripple Creek
Cochiti Mine
van Choate Electric
Oreeaee
Va Co
Ceeaeseeere
Comstock
Altham Inter
Boston & Wake Superior
Commonwealth
Railroads
Chicago Market
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Hassel
Montana
Cameron & Noyes
Beston
Epiania
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Hir
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VIKEN
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Vixen
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Oxlyn
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Eby
Joun
Remus
Bao
Oregow
Reba
Tere
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Lowa
Tregon
TEMAS
Guneg, Ter
Aneren
Harvard Medical College
Mass General Hospital
Bowdoin ST
Beacon Street
Church
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
New Yorks
Maurice Grau
Don Ciovanni
Mmes
Lilli Lehmann
Adams
Sembrich
Ed de Reszke
Salignac
Carbone
Devries
Maurel
Sig
Mancinelli
Tonicht
Romeo ET Juliette
Mma Eames
Dijella
Bauerm Renee
MM. Plancon
Bars
Pringle
Meux
Vanni
Saleza
Condwatge
Bevignani
Dan Godfrey
Victorian Festival Association
Copley Hall
Fitch
Mt Flame
Neert
South End
City Heatres
Polly Holmes
Kate Davis
Castle Square Opera Co
James Thornton
Lynn N Cadet Band
Boston Museum
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
Messinger & Jones
Washington St
Messinger & Jon
A. P. Brown
Dix Place
Beil
Park Sq
Edward G. Cox
Albany, N. Y
P. B. Sanford
Bedford Street
Central Wharf
City
Association
J. Aronson
Chambers St
DR. Henning Remedy CO
Tremont St
Hollis
Massachusetts Ave
Boylston St
Norfolk Ave
Roxbury
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Mary
Tremont Street
M. B
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Rh. D
Epworth League
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James Boyd Brady
Adele Oxley
Helen Batchelder
Professor Carter
James Ray
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Tremont Temple
N. T. Whitaker
D. D
Chelsea
L. B. Bates
Boseton
Joseph H. Mansfield
Oo. l L
Mss Adams
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