Market Slump Harms Prices In New York and Boston
The market opened dull with broad declines across sectors. Amalgamated and Reading led losses while North Butte and Calumet & Hecla showed mixed moves. about 35 percent of daily volume came from Steel common as money markets drifted lower and copper shares weakened.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
North Butte Mining
Kanawha & Michigan
Crex Carpet Corporation
Calumet & Hecla Mining
Superior Mining
Call Money
Time Money
State Street
Commission
Pennsylvania
Bears
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Money On
North Butte
Commission House
Copper Producers’ Association
Calumet & Hecla
Mohawk
Almeek
Boston Market Stocks and Bonds Report
The Boston Market dated April 20 provides the day’s stock and bond price movements, total sales, and comparisons with the prior close. The brief outlines market activity and shifts in bonds as part of the daily financial snapshot.
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Boston
Curb Market Features Mixed Trades In Boston
On April 20 Boston curb market saw Maritime Exploration rise to 70 from 62 cents while First National fell from 215-16 to 25-8 and Cactus dropped from 87-8 to 33-8. Majestic traded between 80 and 75 cents as Champion eased to 8& cents and Bohemia slid to 91-2. Other listed names include Rawhide Mining Oneco Chino Consolidated Arizona and Bay State Gas with detailed list provided.
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Boston
First National
Cactus
Majestic
Champion
Bohemia
Rawhide
Oneco
Chino
Consolidated Arizona
Bay State Gas
Amal Nevada Ag
Ws Zoo Arizpe
Boston & Alta
Boston Ely
Butte & London
Calaveras
Cal
Corbin
Thief Ates
Chino Ates
Consol Arizona
We Mortez
Ely
Gila
Inter Rotary Seaee
Kruger
Majestic Seaee
Mass Brew
Aveik
Nevada
Douglas
Utah
Ohio Copper
Onecoeter
BEG Ray Central
Rawhide Minene
San Antonio
South Lake
Devel
Shattuck Arlz
British Columbia
Cobalt Central
Arizona
Kly Central
Eureka Tetonevere
Gila Oe Seas
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Goldfield
Kerr Wake
la Rose
Manhat Transit
FOO
Miami Copper
Mines Co of
Am Yo
M&s
Ney Ttah
Nip Mines Co
Big
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central Bawee Big
Ray Consolidated
Standard Oil
United Copper
Union Mines
Municipal Bond Bids Sought in Several Cities
Lawrence mass invites bids by April 21 for a 100000 temporary loan due November 3 1910 Portland ma invites bids by April 22 for a 150000 temporary loan due October 1 1910 Lowell awards 100000 temporary loan to Loring Tolman and Tupper at 4.02 percent discount Chicopee awards 14000 4 percent school notes due 1911 24 Woonsocket bids due April 22 for 200000 temporary loan due November 4 N W Harris buys 2000000 Pacific Toast Power Co first mortgage 5 percent bonds due 1940.
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Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Lowell
Loring
Tolman & Tupper
Chicopee
Edmunds Bros
N. W. Harris & Co
Pacific Toast Power Company
Nipissing Mines Co Report Shows 1909 Income Rise
Nipissing Mines Co reports for year ended December 31 1909 with total revenue of 1 548 989 and net surplus 1 548 980 after dividends and interest. Compared with 1908 income 1 535 301 and surplus 872 011, expenses total 1 500 000 with administration costs 22 018.
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Nippissing Mines Company
The
Ohio Copper Co
Treasury
Sers SR
Garfield
Nipissing Mines Co
Nipissing Mining Co
Miami Copper Co Annual Report Highlights Finances
The Miami Copper Co issues its annual report for the year ended December 31 detailing cash on hand at 429,910 and a profit and loss statement showing revenue against expenses. The document lists balances carried forward and net figures though the exact line items are partially obscured in the OCR text.
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Bohemia
The
Miami Copper Co
Reesenree Boltod
Twin egg from Carmena Ross’s Wyandotte hen
In Avondale on April 20 a 10 year old girl, Carmena Ross, reports her pet Wyandotte hen laid a twin egg. The egg is smaller than a normal hen egg and resembles two pigeons fused together. The hen often lays peculiar formations, but this twin egg is its greatest feat yet.
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Avondale
N. 8
Carmena Ross
Carmena
Jury Awards $10,861 for Loss of Eye to Former Boston Bridge Worker
Emil Cormo of Boston Bridge Works received $10,861 from a Superior Court jury for the loss of sight in his left eye. While operating a riveting machine on June 8, 1996 at a Towners New York bridge project, a steel fragment struck and badly injured his eye necessitating its removal.
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Emil Cormo
Boston Bridge Works
Towners
N. Y
Stage Calendar in Boston Clubs and Theaters
Stage listings show Fritzi Scheff closing at Hollis with The Prima Donna and next week Mrs. Fiske in The Pillars of Society. Shubert hosts The Nigger in Boston for first time. Viola Allen stays at Majestic in The White Sister. Other shows include Raymond Hitchcock in The Man Who Owns Broadway Tremont run, Follies of 1909 at Boston Theatre then Three Twins, Helen Ware in The Third Degree at Colonial, Park Theatre The Man from Home, Globe Theatre Superba, Castle Square Prisoner of Zenda, Rupert of Hentzau next week, George Sidney The Joy Rider at Grand Opera House, Le Compte at Keith's, Reine Davies gowns at American Music Hall, Sally Brown in Tralian Ray and Im Awfully Glad I Met You Bowdoin Square, Roosevelt in Africa pictures at New Palace, Mardi Gras Burlesques at Waldron's Casino, Davy Crockett and A Case of Identity on screen, King Philip steamer fishing April 24.
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Fritzi Scheff
Hollis
Raymond Hitchccock
Broadway
Tremont
Boston Theatre
Helen Ware
the Colonial
William Hodge
Park Theatre
Superba
Globe Theatre
Castle Square
Rupert of Hentzau
George Sidney
Grand Opera House
Keith
le Compte
Reine Davies
Paris
Sally Brown
Tralian Ray
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Gertrude Fistu
Gregg
Roosevelt
Africa
Hayti
The
Howard
Bill Lewis
Pooloolohx
Waldron’s
Andy Lewis
New Palace Theatre
Mora
Richards
Brixton
Keaney
Godfrey
Elsie Lavandau
Davy Crockett
Commercial
Double Bill at New Theatre Showcases Two Plays
At the New Theatre a double bill featured Rudolph Besier's Don and Maeterlinck's Sister Beatrice. Don follows a humanitarian who influences a woman to leave an abusive husband and justifies his actions to family and fiancée. Sister Beatrice stars Edith Wynne Matthison in a miracle play with a large reverent cast and special music.
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Beatrice
Don
Rudolph Besier
Henry Walker
E. M. Holland
Thais Lawton
Mrs. Deltenbaugh
Beverly Sitgreaves
Miss Bateman-Hunter
Louis Calvert
William McVay
Margaret Fairleigh
Maeterlin
Dividends Declared by Major Firms This Spring
Dividend announcements include J G Brill Company with 3/4 cent preferred quarterly. Everett Mills 3 percent semi annual. United States Express Company 8 dollars semi annual. Federal Sugar Refining 1 4 percent preferred quarterly. Pullman Company 2 dollars quarterly. Procter and Gamble 3 percent common. Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway 2 percent preferred semi annual. Columbia Trust Company 2.49 percent semi annual. Record dates range April 20 to April 50 and May dates vary.
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Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
American
Senees
Car & Foundry
American Ice Securities
Ao Am Smelting
Slig Am Steel Foundries
American Tel & Tel
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid
Chesapeake & Ohio
Western New
Sy Chie & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
Colormio Fuel & Iron
BOT
Colorado & Southern
Ng Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Great Northern
Seeee
Illinois Central
Interborough
Minn
Ste M
Missouri
Kansas
Tex
Otaly
Missouri Pacific
Itoo
National Biscuit
Nat Rys
Mex
New York Central
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Wee
Pitts
St Louis
Pittsburg Coal
Aee
Presse Steel Cartee
Aly Pullman Palace
Railway Steel Spring
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fr
St Louis South Estern
Soo
Sheffield
Ss & I. Soo
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
Utah
Virginia Carolina
McCroomm Howell Company
Park Ave
41St St
New York City
L. Preston Gates
J. G. Brill Company
Everett Mills
United States Express Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Pullman Company
Proctor & Gamble Company
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railway Company
Columbia Trust Company
Calendar for Today Am Locomotive and Mining Stocks
Calendar item notes percent changes for Am Locomotive 124 per cent Tonopah Magnate Nev 35 per cent with meetings for International Harvester National Lead Corbin Copper Kim River Franklin Rhode Island Copper and North Lake Mining stock entries listed with readings and agenda notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Locomotive Pfd
Tonopah Mag
Nev
International Harvester
National Lead Co
North Lake Mining
Corbin Copper
Kim River Mining
Franklin Mining
Rhode Island Copper
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Federal Mining & Smelting
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Federal Company
Bunker Hill Company
Wardner
St On
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Baltimore &, Ohio
Pneumatic Service Company
First
New First Preferred
Mackinaw Copper Mining Company
Blaine
Custer Counties
Idaho
C. B. Durton
Henry J. Davis
David E. Moulton
A. E. Chase
F. J. Goodspeed
E. E. Jenkins
F. H. Carr
Federal Trust Company
Whitney, Watson & Co
Tuolumne Copper Company
Majestic Mines Company
United States Smelter Company
Smelting
North Butte Mining Company
James Gauley
Joseph B. Cotton
Charles A. Duncan
Clark
Thomas F. Cole
Indiana
Ratopilas Mining Company
A. W. Zimmerman
Dudley Evans
Federal
Ely Copper Company
United States Rubber Company
New Brunswick
N. J
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Edward W. Grew
Meredith & Grew
York Manufacturing Company
Henry Ss. Grew
Joseph C. Walker
Albert L. Wyman
Corbin Copper Company
George FE. Learnard
Alvin R. Bailey
Dow
Franklin Mining Company
Elm River
Eltain Ae
W. Co. Jacobs
H. A. Brown & Co
Mexico
Mazatan Copper & Gold Mining Company
W. IL. Wilson
J. R. Wilson
Dominion Coal Company
F. L. Wanklyn
William van Horne
Lehigh Valley
Boston Sub- Treasury Credit
Seteres
Seteras
West T & T
Boston & Albany
Nlg
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
EN H
Old Colony
West End
Allouez Eee
Bonanza Oee
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Holy Calumet & Heela
Gsig
Daly West Boone
Franklin Aeee
Granby
Sau Greene Cananea Uv
la Salle
Michigan
S. Way
Seas
Ai Nipissing
North Buttere
Dominion
Osceola
Parrottet
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Superior
Trinity
Urah
Winona Ciah Cop Co
Free Land
East
Eng
Stig
Car Foundry
Phenmatie Ly
Tly
Mackay
St Sry
Pa Coast Pass
Pullman Co We
United Fruit
United Shoe M
L S Steel
Ratopilas Min
Telvetia
Isle Royale
Lake Copper
Aly
North Lake We
Ray Consol
South Utah
Sup & Bos. Eee
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
S Coal & OH
Gs U S
Cin, Ind
Col & Vic Serry
Comstock Tunnel Co
Nsbeq
Detroit United
Rys
Evansy & TH
Hoek Valley
Tee Ewes
Internat & Gt Nor
Kan City
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
Metropolitan St Ry
Milwaukee Gas
Kan & Tex
C & St L
NH & H
Lack & West
Nor & West
Nor Pacific
Oregon RR & N
Oregon
Pace Tel & Tel
Penn
Rich & Danville
Nh River West Ist
Mt &Sor&g
Leés & RR
RLY
M&m
Seaboard
Fio & Roanoke
Southern
Third Ave
Do Os Ocals
St L & W
Tri City Ry & Tight
Union Pac
Tetas Sg
Maryland
Western Union
Westinghie el & Mfg
West Shore
US of Mexico
United States Banana Co
Holger
United Fruit Co
H. J. Naughton & CO
State St
Toans. Fales CO
Wash. St
Post
Main
Beeston
New England
A. H. Mackenzie & Co
Tel. Main
James W. Bell & Co
Doane St
Tel, Main
Providence Coal
James Shay & Co
James Shay “ Co
Gulf
B&q
Central Vt
RGY SA
Chicago
Eureka
Cobalt
Silver Rock
Eureka Mines Co
Consolidated
W. W. C. Spencer
Columbus Avenue
Auerbach, Hill ¢ & CO
Mags
New York Stock Exchange
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Portland
Woonsocket
R. 1
Ghandler Bros
Milk St
Adams Express Co
le Pat Wy
Hide & Leath @s
Tel & Tel
Am Tobacco
Armour Registerlis
Atlantic CL
Do I, & N Col
Ealt & Ohio P
Do Southwest Se
Ds de Pitts
Lb& WV
Brook Union Gas
Central
Georgia
H & O Gen
Bur & Q
Nebraska
S. S. Pierce CO
Gv Trabz
Aban
Londres
Pierce Co
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Beck Tunnel
Bullee
Carisa Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Seeae
Daly
Grand Central
Iron Blossom
Little Bell Stesyande
Lower Mammoth
Mountain Lake Og
Iason Valley
Nevada Hills
Silver King Coalion
South Columbus
Samee
Victoria
Ohio Copper Report
Nipissing Mines Co. Report
Miami Copper Report
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