Market decline and buyer caution mark yesterday's trading
The session showed selling dominance with New York and Boston activity turning lower. Notable shifts included Amalgamated and Reading as leading movers, a softer Copper complex, and broad weakness into the final hours amid renewed bearish presses.
Financial News Service Offers Cash and Margin Stocks
New York and Boston stocks available for cash purchases or margin purchases. Interest is allowed on deposits. Despatches from leading financial agencies are at our clients' disposal for informed trading.
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New York
Boston
Harriman
Arizona Commercial Bay Central
H. A. Brown & CO
State Street
Mass
Market Prices and Daily Sales Recorded in Boston Table
The Boston Market table lists the day’s stock and bond price movements along with total sales for the day. It records changes, volumes, and closing figures for notable securities in a concise financial snapshot.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Shows Broad Float of Stocks
Boston curb market notes active trading across several features including First National Bay State Gas Southwestern Development Geyser Rawhide Coalition Majestic and National Exploration. Prices ranged from 30 cents for Rawhide Coalition to 2019 cents for Southwestern with several issues steady around 614 for First National 63 cents for Bay State Gas and 10 cents for Geyser. Fluctuations of the curb list are detailed herewith.
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Boston
First National
Bay State Gas
Southwestern Development
Geyser
Rawhide Coalition
Majestic
National Exploration
Southwestern
Bay State
Boston Ely
Butte
London
al Corbin
Cobalt Central
Corbin
HSS
Cumberland-Ely
Davis Daly
Eclipse Oil
First National Wee
Foster
Giroux
Goldfield
Goldfield Daisy
Hussayampa
Helvetia Eee Eens
Inspiration Wees Oly
Inter Rotary
Laramie Teeee
Seewee
la Rose Ps
McNinley
Majestic & Toy
Mason Valley
Tae
Rawhide Co
Ray Central
Santa Sofia
Santa Ysabel
Sonora
Alaska
Lt & Tr Pf
Ely
Giroux Mining
Greene-Cananea
Kerr Lake
King Edward Evens
Miami
Bond Market Notes on Railway and City Financing
The Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway seeks 35000 5 percent 20 year bonds for improvements. Central New England Railway applies to issue 12910000 4 percent bonds with 9553000 for refunding now and rest later. Chicago Rock Island requests Kansas approval to issue 220000 refunding bonds to refinance Choctaw Oklahoma Gulf bonds. Watervliet New York awards 70000 4 12 percent five year serial bonds at 106 82. Rochester awards 265900 temporary two month loan from Alliance Bank at 2 12 percent. It is rumored Missouri Pacific plans a first and refunding mortgage securing 150 000 000 to 200 000 000 in bonds, with 2000 miles by 1920 under first lien.
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State Street
London
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Hearish
Anaconda
International Pump
Tslg Ae Ad Amalgamated
Amer Car & Foundry
Atver Totton Oil
Amer Hide & I
Amer Ive Securities Tae
Amer 90 &S
Amer Smelt & Refining
Anaconda Mining Co Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Great Western
Mil & St Paul
St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern Nee
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson Seas
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Yage Touisville
Nashville
Si Minn
Sp&ss M
Missouri Pacific
Moran & Texas
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pacific Mail Oe Sae
Eee Soo
People’s Gas Oe Saeere
Pitts 6
SRG St Pullman
Railway Steel Spring A. Noo 40 Ag
Republic Steel
Rock Island Cohanes
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
ST & Western
Reesens
Ulilon Poitie A
U_S Rubber
Steel
Utah
Carolina Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Boston
Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Central New England Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Kansas
Wall Street
Rail and finance notes advance on bond listings and tenders
Lima C sells 22 year serial bonds at premium. Chicago and Western Indiana Railway seeks listing of 12.525 million additional consolidated mortgage bonds due 1952. Oregon Short Line seeks listing of 4.991 million Utah and Northern first mortgage bonds extended to 4 percent due 1933. International Trust accepts tenders for American Pneumatic 25 year bonds at 5 percent up to 46,162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Weilroth & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago & Western Indiana Railway Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Utah & Northern First
International Trust Company
American Pneumatic Service
Dividends Declared by Several Companies This Season
Newmarket Mfg. Co announces a 1 14 per cent quarterly dividend for stock of record April 9 with payment April 15. Franklin Co. of Maine pays an extra 19 per cent May 1 to shareholders of record April 17. St. Louis & San Francisco By. Co. declares a quarterly 1 per cent preferred dividend May 1 for stock of record April 21. U. S. Realty & Improvement Co. pays a quarterly 1 per cent May 1 to record April 22. Kerr Lake Mining Co. issues a quarterly 4 per cent dividend June 15 to record June 1, plus an extra 2 per cent the same date. Jersey Central Ry, Co. posts a quarterly 2 per cent dividend May 1 for stock of record April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Franklin Co
Maine
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kerr Lake Mining Co
Jersey Central Ry, Co
Calendar notices for today dividends payable
Anaconda Copper pays 50 cents and Mexican Telegraph 242 percent dividend. Wisconsin Central books open. Meetings listed for Philadelphia Electric and West End Street Railway.
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Mexican Telegraph
Wisconsin Central
Philadelphia Electric
West End Street Railway
Chester Wins in Speed Test Off Tompkinsville
The scout cruiser squadron of Chester, Salem, and Birmingham completed a full speed test off Tompkinsville on Staten Island. Chester won. Birmingham withdrew due to machinery derangement and a blown steam pipe causing forward engine damage. Salem encountered engine trouble but continued racing.
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New York
Chester
Salem
Birmingham
Tompkinsville
S. I
Burns
Howard
The
Yale Graduate Defends Self Against Forgery Charge
St Louis April 13 Louis O Graves a negro graduate of Yale today conducted his own defense on a charge of forging a check He proclaimed I am a negro and have no business with a college education The case centered on Graves alleged forgery and his self defense remarks drew attention at the court.
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ST. Louis
Louis O. Graves
Yale
Graves
College Play Presented by St James Alumni in Haverhill
In Haverhill on April 13 the St James Alumni Association with the Joly Cress Glee Club staged One of the Eight at the Academy of Music before a full crowd. Local amateurs performed well and the Glee Club received encores in the final act. Parochial School children added a drill between acts.
Large Fishing Fleet Registers Strong Day at the Waterfront
Thirty-one schooners and sloops arrived at the fish pier with a total catch of 484,400 pounds of mixed fish. Haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cusk, and scrod led the load, with the Warren M. Goodspeed landing 3,000 pounds of scrod. Several named vessels and crews contributed notable hauls as prices ranged from 21.25 to 43.75 cents a pound. The report also notes cargoes aboard the Austrian steamer Mataheriss and Danish steamship Secalia, plus arrivals including the Michigan and Saxonia with stowaways and heavy passenger lists.
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Fish Pier
Warren M. Goodspeed
Cusk
Fannie Belle Atwood
Mattakeesett
George H. Lubee
Sadie M. Nunan
Haddock
Cod
Wake
Pol'k
Richard
Wmt
Walter P. Goulart
Massasoit
Sarah (Sloop
iMary T. Fallon
W. M. Goodspeed
Bas Victor
Ethan
Helen B. Thomas
Rex
Mary B. Greer
Flora J. Sears
Lochinvar
B. Domingos
Ethel B. Penny
Cies
George E. Lane
Fannie B. Atwood
Mabel E. Bryson
Sylvester Ae
Freedom
Flor Tore Ee
Wisieien
Mary Emerson
Margherita
Philadelphia
Oran
Secalia
Jensen
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Florida Straits
Warren Line
Michigan
Liverpool
Whoosac Docks
Charlestown
Joseph White
Mersey
White
Jersey City
Cunard
Saxonia
Pentecost
Queenstown
Eastern Railroad Pier
Boston
A. Shuman
Carl Dreyfus
Kf. Maclane
MacLane
Chicago
Motion
Toronto
Mabell L. Chase
Alice M. Lawrence
Portland
Larimer
Guffey Oil Companys
Port Arthur
Texas
Leyland Line
Winifredian
EF. Shepherd
Shipping News April 14 Miniature Almanac
Maritime brief lists sun rise and set times and tide data with vessels cleared and cleared entries for steamers and schooners. Notable ships include Gresham Perry Margherita Anst Cosalieh and City of Bangor along with barges to Bath Lynn and Fall River and various ports including Liverpool New York Philadelphia and Portland.
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United States Revenue
Gresham
Perry
Michigan
Eynon
Liverpool
Margherita Anst
Cosalieh
Fimme
Trieste
Palermo
Oran Ft
Secalia
Dan
Jensen
Cienfuegos
Casilda
Cuba
Larimer
Kent
Port Arthur
Tex
Shershaw
Bond
Norfolk
Boston
Barrett
New York
H. F. Dimock
Colberth
City of Bangor
Brown
Balagor
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Stoney Trook
Durkee
Port Johnson
Conestoga
Camp
Philadelphia
Henry Clay
Bath
Shawmoent
Lynn
Cacoosing
Concord
Hewitt
Newburyport
Mass
Singleton Palmer
Potter
Newport News
Fuller Palmer
Chirk
Katherine D. Perry
Sprague
Portland Packet
Gardner
Forest Maid
T. W. Cooper
Shipping movement and towing orders from Philadelphia port
The fleet includes Parker's Flats tug picking up barges Oley and Silver Brook at Portland then returning for barge Brookside for Philadelphia towing Gypsum King and J. B. King & Co. No. 19 to Windsor Nova Scotia calling at Portland for barge L. H. St John and Francis C. Hersey towing barges Eagle Hill and Shawmont from Philadelphia plus lighter Marie for Lynn. Priscilla and George P. Hud son are listed with other schooners to St John NB and Newport News. Ready-Steamer J H Devereux Baltimore tug Concord for Newport News and Norfolk towing barge Cardenas calling at Newport for barges Easton and Parks Braddock.
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Phia
Parker's Flats
Oley
Silver Brook
Portland
Brookside
Philadelphia
Gypsum King
J. B. King & Co. No
Windsor
N. S
L. H
St John
Francis C. Hersey
Eagle Hill
Shawmont
Marie
Lynn
Priscilla
St. John
N. B
George P. Hudson
Newport News
J. H. Devereux
Baltmore
Concord
Norfolk
Cardenas
Newport
Easton and Parks
Braddock
Flower wizard dies after fall from wagon in Springfield
Adolph Miel ler, 74, once noted for floriculture, fell from a wagon today and broke his neck. He died almost instantly in Springfield on April 13.
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Springfield
Adolph Mieller
School drill today for New England championship
New England's annual interscholastic drill for schools with military drill in regular instruction will be held this afternoon at the South Avenue Armory under the Technology Drill Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
South Avemory
Techenology Drill Battalion
Daughters of Vermont Meet Next Thursday at the Vendome
The Daughters of Vermont hold their annual meeting next Thursday at the Vendome. President Mrs. George H. Graves seeks re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Vermont
the Vendome
George H. Graves
Tax sale list for Boston estates 1909
The city announces tax foreclosure sales for unpaid 1906 and 1907 taxes on Boston real estate. Wards 1 through 25 are covered in specified papers with auctions set for April 28, 1909 at 9:00 AM in City Hall to settle taxes and charges.
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Boston Post
Boston Journal
Boston Traveler
Boston Herald
The
Boston American
Boston Daily Globe
Boston Evening Transcript
Boston Evening Record
Boston
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Common Council Chamber
City Hall
City of
Ward One Property Listings and Tax Assessments 1907
A long tax roll details buildings and about 40 000 feet of land along Nay street Saratoga street and adjacent avenues. It lists owners such as Charles J Albee Otto Becker David Burnett Edith L Burnett Carmello Capillo and Bridget Dunphy with parcel numbers and 1907 tax figures for each property.
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Charles J. Albee
Nay Street
Adams Plen
Suffolk
Capeee
Otto Becker Heirs
Lexington Street
David Burnett
Saratoga Street
Edith L. Burnett
Byron Street
Butler Avenue
Alice G. Stewart
Saratoga Etree
Thomas Burns Heirs
Devisees
Geremly
Luigi Sacco
Mary Demarchi
Leyden Eiceet
Emma GG
Chisholm
Gladstone Street
Cumberland Dock and Storage Company
Bay State Dredging Company
Adot Teas K Uicomatet
Sarre Climena Oh
Drake
Joan Jd. Thunn
Abbie S. Bryans
Montmorened Avenue
Belug Det
T. Whitman Phan
Lax Bot Bey
Bennington Street
Bridget Dunphy
Ateates
Ieck Algae Cl
James AH
Mogg
Prescott Street
Fogg
Bartholomew Voley
Ellen I. Quinn
Falcon Street
Whitney
David W. Vowler
Annic Glass
Chelsea
Loutse i Acean
Reheeesa Gordon
West Faigle Street
ST West Eagle Street
West Eagle Binck
Vax Speerauth
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Amalgamated
Central of
William E. Soule
Chesapeake & Ohio
Steel Common
Ytoday
North Butte
Arizona
Telephone
New Haven
Pullman
Tamarack
Calumet & Hecla
Arizona Commercial
Anaconda Company
la I*rance Company
Lexington
East Butte
Butte Coalition
Barns
Minnie Healy
Topeka
Atchison
Lake Shore
Big Four
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Michigan Central
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago, Indiana & Southern
Belt Line
Cincinnati Northern
Boston News Bureau Today
Mascotte
Bingham Mines Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Giroux Consolidated
Boston Stock Exchange
Holt
United States
Lindsay Russell
McLaughlin, Russell, Coe & Sprague
Ennis & Stoppani
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Treadwell Cleveland
Ande
Lackawanna Road
Buffalo
N. I. Amster
Shannon, Arizona
Iees
Frank A. Ruggles
Atlantic City
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Boston & Montana
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Stevens, Amory & Co
Treasury
Reichsmarks
Orto
Isle Royale
Keweenaw
Lily Sup & Los
Sup & Pitts
Swift & Co
Apex
F. L. Milliken & CO
Bankers and Brokers
State St
Missouri Pacific Superior
Boston Mass
Leavitt & Grant
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Congress St
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Broad St
U. S
Canada
Mexico
N. E. & Clifton Copper
United Wireless Telegraph
Gray Co
Boston Securities
James Shay & CO
Feader
Investors’ Club
the Post
Eureka Mines Co
Barnard &Co
Stocks
A. D. F. Adams
Commission Stock
Fort Hill
England
Telegraph Company
William R. Driver
cAbeatag
Adg & WI
Boston L Roe
GB & Q
Il Steel
Kan City
Clint
United Fruit
Daly West
Maiklin
Nevada
Moy
Old Dominion
Pot Son
Pat Shannon
Trinity Steer
Victoria
Ste
Winona Oe
Ua Land
Boston Land
Wollaston Land
Am Tel & Tel
TSS
Bos & N StRy Pf
Boston & Sub
Mergenthaler
the Mackay Co
the Pullman Co
Torrington
United Iruit
United Shoe M. Hoy
S Steel Eee
Batopilas
Ros & Corbin
Watervliet
I. W. Sherrill
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
Alliance Bank of Rochester
NEW York Bonds
U S
Japan
Adams
Gan
Allis-Ch
Am Tobacco
Mo Pacific Ds
Nat Rys
Ealt & Ohio
NY City
New
NA & Hev
Brook RT
Penney
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Alton
Tom
B&q
RIE& P
Seaboard
So Pacific
G.C
C & Stl
So Railway
Tndus
of Midland
Col & S
del & Hudey
den & Rio
U S Steel
Distillers
Eeas
Wabash Ist
Westing el
Haverhill
Negi
Shipping News
Grampian
Glasgow
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Edda
Nor
Hermia
Thanes
Yarmouth
Sioward
Savannah
Persian
Herman Winter
Old Colony
Prudence
Baltimore
Hampshire
Elk Garden
Teaser
Providence
Ivie
Annie
Powel
Philadet
Flower Wizard
Fall
Daughters of Vermont Meeting
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