Stock market reaction shows mixed gains and losses
Total sales in New York reached 754 400 shares and 58 589 in Boston. Reading led activity in New York with 131 300 shares and East Butte topped Boston at 11 077. Top gains and losses included Central of New Jersey up to 261 in New York and Brooklyn Union Gas down to 132. Pullman rose to 187 12 in Boston while Calumet and Hecla fell to 605. Call money stood at 17 8 per cent in New York and 2 to 3 per cent in Boston. Time money ranged 21 2 to 31 2 per cent in New York and 21 2 to 4 per cent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Reading
East Butte
Central of New Jersey
Brooklyn Union Gas
Pullman
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated Copper
Amercar & Pountry
Amer
Amer Hide & Leath Pf Sue
Amer Ice Securities
Arizona
Atlantic G & WI
Amer Smelt & Retin
Illinois Steel
Gol
Amer Sugar Refining
Ny&nh
Anaconda Mining Co
United Fruit
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Rapia
Canadian Pacific
Boston & Lowell & Maine
Central of
Central of New Jersey 00 261 Ow 7 22 12 Boston& 148 Chesapeake& Ohio
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Rutland
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
West End
Tum Thy Do
Consolidated Gas
Delaware
Udson
Denyer
Rio Grande
oUly
Arcadian
Arizona Com Ove
Distillers’ Securities
Atlantic
Evie
Butte Coalition
Onl
Cal
Do Ast Prof. Se Eee
General Electric
Great Northern
Daly West
Illinois
Interboro-Met
Dominion Coal
Franklin
International Paper
Greene Gananea
Kansas City Southern
Mexico
Michigan
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
P & S Ste M
Nevada
Missouri Pacific
Kaw & Texas
Old Dominion
Aeae
New York Central
Santa Fe
Ont & West
Shannon
Norfolk & Western
North American
Superior
Northern Pacific
Trinity
Pennsylvania
Utah Yonsol Oe
Utah Op CO
People’s Gas
Victoria
Wolverine
Rock Island Co
Boston Land
Wollaston Land
St L & San Fran
Magren
S. Dee
Texas & Pacific
Laneol
Toledo
St Louis & W
Srgar
Union Pacific Oe
U S Rubber
Bos & No
Us Steel Steen Ene
Boston & Sub
Utah
Edison Elee
Virginia Carolina
Westinghouse
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pac Coast P Co
Wisconsin Central
the Pullman Co
Amer Tel & Tel
United Shoe M
U S Steel
Am Ag Chemical SI
Atlantic G & Wis
L Coal & Oil O
Market Ends Weak After Broad Decline On News From Constantinople
The day’s action in Street Street featured a reactionary downturn with selling pressure across leading issues. Amalgamated fell to 745-8, Reading to 138-8, Union Pacific to 185-8, and Steel Common to 50 1-8, while East Butte and Pullman rose on selective buying. The market closed weak with irregularities, and bank money and exchange rates were reported unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Constantinople
Reading
Union Pacific
International Harvester
Jersey Central
Pullman
Amalgamated
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
National
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Steel Common
New York
Calendar for Today Books Close Michigan State Tel
Calendar for today notes books closing and telecommunication details. Mentions Michigan State Telephone, Pacific Coast Company common stock and preferred issues including first and second preferred. Reads like a financial notices fragment listing stock classes and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Tel
Pacific Coast Company
Pacific Coast
Vancouver News Line: Ocean Freight and Passenger Movements
The Bucknall line steamer Clan Maciver arrived from Calcutta and Colombo with 7200 tons valued over $1,000,000. Cargo includes tea, hides, jute, logs, indigo, shellac, and other goods. some freight to New York after discharge at Mystic wharf. Maciver sailed Feb 14 and Colombo Feb 27, weathering head seas and no major damage. Consular passenger E S Doolittle, from Ticonderoga, N Y, previously on the battleship Georgia, was sent home from Colombo. Other reports note weather delays for the Leyland freighter Iberian, the Norwegian fruiter Alabama, and the Michigan sail from Hoosac docks. General Domingo Vaquez travels aboard the Esparta to Port Limon. The wrecking steamer Tasco searches for the barge Albany near Stratford Shoals after the Manhattan collision. White Star’s Laurentic arrives at Liverpool, setup for Canadian service launching April 29. THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucknall Line
Clan Maciver
Calcutta
Colombo
New York
Mystic Wharf
Maciver
Gibraltar
Rock
Indian Ocean
Malta
E. S. Doolittle
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Georgia
Doolittle
United States
Teickerman
Manchester
England
Clyde Street Pier
Boston
Thomas B. Jago
American Importing and Transportation Company
Rowe's Wharf
Warren Line
Michigan
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
Liverpool
Vaquez
Scott Wrecking Company of
New London
Tasco
Albany
Stratford Shoals
Manhattan
White Star Line
Laurentic
Belfast
Ire
Mesrs
Harland & Wolff
Iberian
Jago
St. Leyland & Co., Ltd
Crowell
Cto
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Bangor
Brown
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Tugs Leader
Doane
Marblehead
Neponset
Sears
Rockport
Sadie Ross
Ross
Boston Market Notes and Rail Bond Plans Lead Week
Northampton awards a 75000 loan at 3 percent with premium while New York firms bid with interest to follow. New York, New Haven & Hartford plans a 20 million issue to reorganize Central New England, refund several bonds, and extend a 50 year mortgage inclining the Poughkeepsie bridge. Morgan buys 10 million of Michigan Central debentures. Speyer & Co. liquidate a St. Louis & San Francisco syndicate after a 30 million issue was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Northampton
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
National Shawmut Bank
Brown Bros
Blake Bros. & Co
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Central New England
Poughkeepsie Bridge
New York Public Service Commission
Central New England Corporation Proper
Dutchess County Railroad
Poughkeepsie & Fastern
Newburg, Dutchess & Connecticut
J. P. Morgan & Co
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Speyer & Co
St. Louis
San Francisco
Speyer Bros
London
Lazard Speyer Ellissen
Frankfort
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Teixel de Mattois Bros
Amsterdam
Boston curb market steadies as values rise to 40 cents
Southwestern Development again leads curb exchange activity in Boston with prices advancing to 40 cents at close. Rawhide Coalition shows notable moves from 36 to 43 cents. Davis-Daly Amalgamated Nevada and National Exploration are among the day’s chief movers, with full curb list fluctuations detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Southwestern Development
Rawhide Coalition
Davis-Daly
Nevada
National Exploration
East Boston Land Company 1909 annual report exhibit
The East Boston Land Company presents its annual report for the year ended March 31 1909. The exhibit outlines assets liabilities and other financial details as recorded in the company’s ledger and reflects property holdings and investment activity during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Land Company
Steamers and tides mark New Orleans harbor activity
Weather and nautical notes chart sun rise and moon rise times, high tides, and steamship movements in a busy port. Vessels Iberian Jago Alabama Gremere Romanic Anglian Artemisia Esparta Margherita Esparta sailings listed with destinations including London Philadelphia New York Boston and Key West. Numerous tugs and loaded schooners prepare for cargo runs and barge towings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglian
London
Artemisia
Ger
Hamburg
Baltimore
Esparta
Port Simon
C. R
Margherita
Philadelphia
Boston
Yarmouth
N. B
Nermod
Newport News
Ocean
Nor
Louisburg
C. B
Brunswick
Ellen Little
Dividends Declared by Several Corporations
Quebec Railway Light and Power Company declares semi annual preferred dividends of 3.5 percent with books closing April 17 and reopening May 1. Gorham Manufacturing quarterly 2.5 percent on preferred and May 10 for common. Silversmiths' Company quarterly 1 percent on May 15. Bergner and Engel Brewing semi annual $4 preferred with books closing April 17 and reopening May 3. Federal Sugar Company quarterly 1.12 percent on preferred with May 8 to stock of record April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec Railway Light and Power Company
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Silversmiths’ Company
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company
Federal Sugar Company
Company Balance On Hand At Year End 1908
A financial note reports a year end balance of 192,260 dollars as of December 31, 1908, highlighting the deficit context in comparison to prior figures.
Copper Sales and Stock Drawn From 1907-1909 Output
Copper sales reached $220,428 on December 31, 1907. In 1908 copper sales totaled 2,962,018 pounds at an average price of 13.3888 cents per pound, from a total output of 3,703,421 pounds, leaving 741,403 pounds unsold as of January 1, 1909.
Trade Review Signals Slow Yet Large Volume Improvement
R G Dun & Co notes slow movement in trade but large volume and steady improvement. Bank clearings rise 12 percent from year-earlier levels outside New York, rail earnings up 12.6 percent in early April. Shoe market steady, hides strong, cotton goods shift to export work, lighter weights in demand, print cloth yarns constrained, gingham firm, woolen market awaiting salesmen results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Review of Trade
China
Bradstreet's Report Signals Mixed Trade Tides in New York
Bradstreet's State of Trade reports slight overall uptick with strength in retail and fall-winter wholesale bookings. Women’s wear leads activity while food supplies stay tight. Copper shows late weakness, iron and steel up but at price costs. Canada sees steadier dress lines and broader orders though country trade slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
New York Stock Exchange
North Butte
Telephone
James Dean
William A. Read & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
A. S. Temple
American Pneumatic Service Company
United State Service & Tube Company
Prescott
Illinois Central
Denver & Rio Grande
Chicago Northwestern
Burlington
Gay & Sturgis
Houghton
Elm River
Superior & Pittsburg
TI. M. Taylor & Co
Congress Street
Walker
Butte
Miami
S. R. Heakes
The
Kerr Lake Mining Company
Inspiration
Globe Camp
R. M. Howards
North Lake Mining Company
North Lake
Lake Lode
National City Bank of
Brazil
Frederick H. Payne
Mechanics’ Itrust Company
C. O. L. Dillaway
Payne
John C. Heyer
Massachusetts Banking Department
American Trust Company
Mechanics’ Trust Company
W. E. J. Dillaway
Trust Company
McClellan
James Rascover
New York News Bureau
Citizens’ Committee
Fulton
Cobalt
Sete
Cobalt Central
George Napier Towle
Towle & Fitzgerald
Lakewood, N. J
Treasury
Eees
Seecaeeees
Bankers’ Sterling
Sa Rewee
Reichsmarks Tee Wwe Eee
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Fining Curb Brokers
State St
Broad St
U. S
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
A. H. Melin
General Domingo Vaquez
Honduras
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
General Vaquez
San Jose
Europe
France
Manuel Vaquez
Columbia University
Government Railroads
James, T. Horne
W. Richards
Brattleboro
I’, Hines
R. Stoddard
Bethel
Leon G. Laprade
Washington
T Wharf
Haddock
Peewee
Olive
Hutchins
Seaconnet
Seeres
Sylvester
Acme Consol
Arizona Mich
Arizpe
Barnes King
Bay State Gasse
Beaver Oe
Bingham Mines
Giroux Pape
Laramie
la Rose
Majestic
Mason Valley
Ohio
Rawhide
Bay Central
San Antonio
Santa Sofia
Superior & Globe
Union Copper
Bay State Gas
Cumberland Ely
D-Daly
Douglas
Giroux
Emai
Superior & Pitts
Yukon
Stree
Carissa
NEW York Bonds
Japan
Renee
Nun
Al-Chal
T &T
Tobacco
Mo Pacific
Y City
At.c L
Balt & Ohio
No Pacific
PRT
Ches & Ohio
Sas
A T Chio & Alton
Sea Air Line
C, B& Q Jt
Seu Pacific Col
C. M
Do Ist
Ril&pe
South Railway
Tevis
Do Gen Soesen
Do Rfg
C.C
C & SL G
Do LV
Eas
Col Indus
Do Istand
Col Mid
U S Rubber Gs
S Steel
Wy, Dei & Huder
Car Chem Sa
Wahbash
Mikado Ist
Distillers
Thy West Md
RGTS
Klee
Inter Met
East Boston Land CO
Owen
Close
Sheeva! AG
Land Department Eeeener
Shipping News
Romanic
Azores
Madeira
Naples
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Franklin Mining CO
Ranklin Mining Company
R. G. Dun’s Review
Grandad
Sunday Post
Mr. M. E. Scott
Post
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