Mexican Metals Leads Boston Curb Market With Higher Prices
Trading in Boston curb issues showed moderate volume with Mexican Metals advancing to 23 16 and closing there. Sales of Mexican Metals trust receipts traded at 1 and 90 cents bid as the board notes improved stockholder reports spurring demand. Bay State Gas Amalgamated Nevada and La Rose contributed to activity with steady to firm quotes. the Alacran and Palo Seco mines are expanding and a 100 ton concentrator is expected by May 15, with about 60 workers currently employed.
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Mexican Metals Trust
Mexican Metals
Bay State Gas and Amalgamated Nevada
la Rose
Fulton
William Bracken
Boston
Alacran
Palo Seco
Arizona
Calaveras
Cortez
Nevada
Utah
Ohio
Hotchkin & Co
State Street
Ston
Ask
Do . Ee
Amer Linen
Arlington Mills
Eres
Amer Caramel
Amer
Apsley Rubber Co
Babcock & Wilcox
Bigelow Carpet
Borden’s Milk Com
Eseres
Columbian Nat Life Ins
Charlestown Gas & Elec
Eeeerseeraee
Douglas Shoepf
Draper Mfg Com
First Nat Bank
Nbypt
Farr Alpaca Eee
Fitch
Pacific Mill
Pere Marquette
Pope Mfg
Regal Shoe
Stafford Mills
Syracuse Rapid Transit
United Cigar Mfg
Ates
Union Typewriter
Utica, Chenango & Sus
Waltham Watch
Ta Mills
Ewee
Atlanta
Birm
Canton
New Philadelphia
Eastern Steamship
Hudson Riv
Indiana, Col & Fast
Roch, Syr & F
Ener Swift & Co
U S Envist
Allis Chalmers
Armour
AT &S
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Atlantic
Chi & Alt Ist
CR & Q Joint
Saiae
Eevee
Seeeese
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Colorado Ind
Gen Motors
Hock Valley
Illinois Cent Fund
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Ste Neee BS
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Pocahontas Coal
HN Nor Pacific Isl
Oregon
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Ark & F
Seaboard Air
TRY
South Ry
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Texag Coconveveeneere
Third Ave
UN Pac
OGY
Do Fund
Eeereeee
Maryland
Westch Lt
Westinghse E & M
Ss Municipal
Y States
Prices of Copers Advance Sharply
Price movements across New York and Boston show sharp gains in copper shares with detailed volumes. Notable futures include Reading and La Salle as most active in respective markets, and Calumet & Hecla and General Motors noted among biggest gains and losses. Call and time money rates are also listed for both cities.
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New York
Boston
Reading
la Salle
N. Y
General Motors Prof
Calumet & Hecla
Atlantic
Gulf & W. I
Market and stock tips amid uncertain trading conditions
Trading yesterday showed notable uncertainty with weak or strong moves driven by professionals seeking scalp profits. Volume fell below 500,000 shares for the first time in days while some view the market as still fundamentally strong. International Mercantile Marine and American Marconi posted gains amid refinancing and industry signals, with bullish New York advice forecasting further gains of 10 to 15 points.
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International Mercantile Marine
White Star Line
Marconi
United Wireless
New York
Copper Stocks Rally As Amalgamated Hints At Higher Dividend
The local market rallied with Tam arack leading gains to 4712, up 51/2 from Tuesday. Amalgamated Copper may raise its dividend to 4 percent, boosting confidence in copper's strength, as other copper firms like Centennial Superior Mayflower and Old Colony show positive moves.
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Tamarack
Lake Superior
Ake
Centennial
Superior
la Salle
Tecumseh
Mayflower
Old Colony
Osceola
Granby
Amalgamated
Cambridge Gas Light Company to issue stock subscription
Directors vote to offer 2400 new shares at $200 each with one new share for every five held. Last sale was $287.50. Utah Consolidated re elects directors. Torrington Company to hold April 24 meeting in Portland Me to raise capital to 4 500 000 with 52 000 new shares par 25. Also proposals to buy Standard Company stock and issue new common stock. Guggenheim Exploration approves 4 for 1 stock split par 25. Mayflower Mining names Charles J Paine Jr president and A E Coe secretary treasurer.
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Nyc
Nor & Wes
Nor Pacific
Acific Mail
Pac T & T
Penn Ce
Peoria & E
Philadelphia Co
Sitts Coal
Pod &L
South RY Leeticese
Texas Land Trie
Texas Pacific
the Texas Co
Third Ave
Tolly & Light A
Twin City RT
Union Pacific
Uscip& F
Utah
Va Ir
Maryland
West Union
Westinghouse
West T & T
Atchison
Bos & Albany
AOS
Bos Elevated
Bos & Maine
Rutland P
Daly West Eeeere
Shannon
Victoria Esterase
Wyandoterve Land
Boston
Eng
Texas
Isle
Swift & Co
Torrington
Union Land
United Fruit
United Shoe
Amal
Arizona
Boston Corbinere
Butte Ballakene
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Torrington Company
Portland
Standard Company
Guggenheim Exploration
Charles J. Paine, Jr
Mayflower Mining Company
H. F. Fay
A. E. Coe
C. James Morrissey
Winchester bids invited on 4 percent drainage bonds
Winchester Massachusetts announces bids invited until 7 p m April 22 for twelve thousand dollars of 4 percent drainage bonds dated May 1 1912 with annual maturities of three thousand dollars from 1913 to 1916. Lee Higginson Co report Utah Company six percent notes totaling ten million dollars guaranteed by United States Smelting Company have been sold. St Louis Southwestern Railway stockholders authorize issuing one hundred million dollars of first terminal and unifying five percent bonds.
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Winchester
Mass
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Utah
United States
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Mexican Metals Company elects officers and directors
At a board meeting the Mexican Metals Company elected George F. Keith as president Eldon B. Keith as first vice president Brockton August Fritsche as second vice president and general manager Harold C. Keith as treasurer. Edward Quirk of
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The
Mexican Metals Company
George F. Keith
Eldon B. Keith
Brockton
August Fritsche
Harold C. Keith
Edward Quirk
Flooded wharf reports fresh ground fish and fleet arrivals
The wharf filled with fresh ground fish after a big offshore fleet arrived Tuesday. Several schooners left for Gloucester in hopes of higher prices as some catches remained unsold. A mystery fire at sea endangered the four masted O. K. Brown with six crew.
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Gloucester
New York
South
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Jorginn
Rob Roy
Flora Oliver
Mary Santos
E, Jose & Pheb
Ais Marty Edith
Mary DeCosta
B. T. Leeds
C. Hussey
Lillian
Fae
Erie
Ignatius Enos
Eve Frances Grueby
Eleanor DeCosta
Jorgina
Flora Oliva
Matchless
Jose & Phebe
Mary Edith
Mary de Costa
Frances Grueby
Tilora Oliver
Josie & Phoebe
O O. K. Brown
Clyde Line
Katahdin
Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Brown
Bath
Boston
Edda
San Domingo
East Boston
M. C. Holm
Berwind
White Star Line
Canopic
Genoa
Naples
Via Delgada
Dividends Declared by Multiple Firms This Spring
A memo lists quarterly and semi annual dividend declarations from firms including J. G. Brill Company Montreal Light Heat and Power Co East St Louis and Suburban Co Columbia Trust Company Laurel Lake Mills Shore Mills and People's Gas Company of Chicago. Record dates range April 16 to April 30 with payment dates in May.
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Memo
J. G. Brill Company
Praterise
Montreal Light, Heat & Power Co
East St. Louis & Suburban Co
Columbia Trust Company
East Boston
Laurel Lake Mills
Fall River
Shore Mills
People’s Gas Company of Chicago
Calendar for Today City notices on meetings and loans
Calendar for today lists meetings for Denver & Rio Grande Franklin Magazine Co La Rose Consolidated Management Nipissing Mines St Louis Southwestern Indiana Management Co National Lead Co North Lake Management Co with books open for several loan or merger related meetings.
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Indiana
Mng. Co
National Lead Co
North Lake
Red Cross Appeals for Flood Fund in Mississippi Valley
President Taft urged immediate nationwide donations to aid Mississippi Valley flood sufferers. He said conditions are acute and require resources far in excess of those now available, appealing publicly on behalf of the Red Cross.
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Washington
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Taft
Relief appeal amid Mississippi floods and looming health crisis
President urges urgent aid as 25,000 homeless flood refugees face rising disease risk. Army aid covers shelter and food while local authorities and the Red Cross must handle camps, health, and restoration. Major Normoyle reports exhaustion and Negro refugees, with a government flood cost to reach 1,137,839 dollars including prior appropriations and rations.
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Mississippi
Red Cross
Normoyle
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Congress
Stimson
Tallulah Flood Peril Prompted Mass Evacuations
Telegraph from Vicksburg reports water rising rapidly in Tallulah Louisiana endangering residents. Mayor Behrman was advised to move inhabitants to high ground and every available skiff and launch has been chartered for evacuations.
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Tallulah
New Orleans
Behrman
John M. Parker
Vicksburg
Statue to Paul Jones Unveiled in Washington
The grim visaged John Paul Jones statue, sculpted to depict him on the Bonhomme Richard during the Serapis battle off England, was unveiled in Washington with simple but impressive ceremonies. Dignitaries attended to honor the memory of the American navy’s first great commander.
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Washington
John Paul Jones
England
Monument to hero unveiled near White House in Potomac Park
President Taft and General Porter head a notable program for the unveiling of a memorial statue designed by Charles H Niehaus. The event features Admiral Dewey, Navy officials, and a 2500 strong parade with midshipmen from Annapolis. The setting costs 50000 dollars and lies on the northwest shore of the tidal basin in Potomac Park near Seventeenth Street.
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Taft
Horace Porter
George von Ili. Meyer
Navy
Dewey
William T. Russell
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Marine Band
Washington
Annapolis
Robert K. Evans
Army
Senate
House
Charles H. Niehaus
New York
Tidal
Potomac Park
Seventeenth Street
White House
Pan-American Union
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Arrival of White Star steamer Cretic at Madeira
The Cretic from Boston has reached Madeira en route to Mediterranean ports. The report appears in The Landsman with details of the voyage and routing.
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White Star Line
Cretic
Madeira
Boston
Shipping News Mini Almanac April 18 Sailings and Tides
A condensed shipping almanac noting sunrises and sets for April 18, high tide times, and numerous arrivals and tows. Ships listed include Seaconner, Smith, Norfolk, Governor Dingley, Strout, City of Gloucester, Godfrey, and many others arriving, towing barges, with several schooners sailing or anchored in the lower harbor.
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Seaconner
Smith
Norfolk
Dingley
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Charles F. Mayer
Baltimore
Persian
Thacher
Philadelphia
McDorman
Newport News
H. M. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Watuppa
Hammond
Elizabethport
Greenwood
Tamaqua
Prudence
Walls
Hampshire
J. B. King & Co
Carlisle
Calhoun
Beechwood
Franklin
Indian Ridge
New Bedford
Cheektowaga
Herbert
Perth Amboy
Bear Creek
Lynn
Bangor
Bath
John A. Hughes
Evans
I. DD. Fletcher
de Morey Gray
Rector
Rockland
Covington
Law
Lancaster
M. C. Holm
Bound Brook
Malden
Sewall
George Parker
Louisburg
C. B
Chester R. Lawrence
Rockport
Eva May
Millbridge
Nile
Belfast
Campaign cost of Roosevelt New York drive tops 59126
Albany April 17 The Roosevelt campaign for delegates in New York City totaled 59126 75 dollars as per a bond filed with the Secretary of State by Eton Huntington Hooker treasurer of the Roosevelt League Contributions included 15000 from George W Perkins Frank A Munsey and Alexander S Cochran 5000 from George Baxter 2000 from H L Stoddard 1600 from Charles H Duell 1000 from E H Hooker A Foster Higgins and R K Perkins 500 from Byron H Smith and Oscar Straus 100 from H L Satterlee Several hundred dollars in small sums also went to the league Ogden L Mills treasurer of the New York county Republican committee certified 5585 64 spent from Taft National League funds.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
Roosevelt
Eton Huntington Hooker
Roosevelt League
George W. Perkins
Frank A. Munsey
Alexanders
Cochran
George Baxter
H. L. Stoddard
Charles H. Duell
KE. H. Hooker
A. Foster Higgins
RK. P. Perkins
Byron Il. Smith
Oscar Straus
H. L. Satterlee
League
Ogden L. Mills
New York County Republican Committee
Taft National League
New Cunard Laconia Sails for Boston on Westbound Trip
The Cunard liner Laconia left Queenstown on her first westbound voyage to Boston carrying over 1600 passengers. The ship is due in Boston Wednesday with 62 in first class, 372 in second, and 1299 in third. Captain W. D. Irvine commands as the vessel adopts the new southern course.
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Cunard Line
Laconia
Queenstown
Boston
W. D. Irvine
Volkmann Youngsters Take Dominant Win Over Fessenden
The Volkmann lower class baseball team crushed Fessenden 13 to 0 at Volkmann field. Garret pitched superbly, striking out 18 batters as the main highlight of the game.
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Volkmann
Fessenden
Volkmann Field
Garret
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