Prices Continue Upward Movement in New York and Boston Markets
Total sales New York 237900 shares and Boston 27769. Most active issue in New York steel common 44900 shares and East Boston Land 3043 in Boston. Jan 1 1911 to date New York 32275200 shares and Boston 1838915. Compared with last year New York 67957900 and Boston 5278091. Major gains Adams Express 5 to 243 and Mergenthaler 2 1 4 to 219 1 2 in Boston, losses Lackawanna Steel 1 1 2 to 44 and Pullman 2 to 160 ex div. Call money New York 2 1 4 pct and Boston 2 1 2 pct. Time money New York 2 1 2 to 4 pct and Boston 3 to 4 pct.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Adams Express
Lackawanna Steel
Mergenthaler
Pullman
Canadian Pacific Leads Market Rise With New Highs
The stock market opened slower but rose in the early second hour for the fifth straight session. Canadian Pacific jumped to 22 9, then to 28 8 4 as a new high, supported by solid country resources and limited competition. American Can preferred and Consolidated Gas climbed to fresh highs, with American Woolen and GE among notable gainers as the session closed on a strong, active note.
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Canadian Pacific
Supreme Court
Financial World
General Electric
Steels, Union, Smelters and Amalgamated
East Boston stock leads market rally amid state joint development talk
The market shows higher prices on rising volume with General Electric and East Boston stock in strong demand. Governor Foss backs state city joint development of East Boston docks to boost regional industrial and commercial growth, lifting East Boston Company shares to a high of 11. The Copper list also advances with Lake Copper and Arcadian among the gains, while profit-taking trims some late quotes before a renewed surge. The East Boston Company annual meeting is set for May 1 1911 at Congress Street Boston with transfer books closing April 12 1911.oldoende
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General Electric
Steel Common
East Boston
Mellen
New Haven
Ond Grand Trunk Railroad
Boston
Grand Trunk
Providence
East Boston Land Company
Foss
East
North Butte
Superior
New Baltic
Butte
Arizona
East Boston Company
Congress Eee
Charles Ff. Adams
Mass
Amated Copper Company Jroadway
New York
H. Melin
Milk St
Isles
Hich
Allis Chalmers
LOSUS
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Sai
Armour
T&s
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Holy Oa
Ind
Bae
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Erie
Inter
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Kan City
Soref
Lake Shore
Souls & Nash
St Ry
Kan & Tex
Nat Rys
Nygeish&pist
Nor & West
Nor Pacific
Oregon
Stlimté&So Unif
Stl &S F
San An & Ar
RTM
Seaboard Air Line
Se Pacific
Union Pacific
U S Realty & Imp
U S Rubber
Ls Steel Ss
Wabash Extension
West Mdcony
Westinghie Mi & Mfg Cr
Atl
Balto Ohio
Beth Steel
Bklyn
Pacific Ee
Ohio
P MO
Lackawan Sd
Louis Nash
Lehigh Valley
May Dept Store
Miami Copper
Nevada
Oo& W
Nor Pac Seeree
Ohio T & L
Pacific Mail Eee
Pacific T&t
Penn Oer
Phila
Ween
Poc&bl
Pitts
Rock Island Eeae BO
South Pacific
Texas Pacific
BEL
Toll L & W
Twin City RT
Utah
Maryland
Shareholders approve retirement of American Woolen common stock
The American Woolen Company shareholders vote overwhelmingly to retire 10 million dollars of common stock bought at an average 315 8 per share. Management deems the move reduces water since the initial 10 million common shares were issued as a bonus with preferred stock. The rest of the 20 million common shares were issued to pay for properties.
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American Woolen Company
Market Summary Boston April 28 Stock Bonds Sales
The Boston Market reports stock and bond price movements with totals and changes from the previous close. It outlines daily activity across markets and notes overall trend directions for the session.
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Boston
Boston curb market shows broad gains on copper news
The curb market was lively as New Baltic led buying that lifted prices across the list. Copper ore discovery at a property spurred sentiment with Porcupine Central rising from 68 to 67 cents and closing firm while Butte Central fell before recovering to 35 8.
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New Baltic
Bohemia
Oneco
Porcupine Central
Butte Central
City Seeks Short Term Loans for Municipal Projects
Bids open for temporary loans as Medford and Fall River announce short term financing. Adams & Co. awarded bonds and Blake Bros. & Co. secure a separate loan, with rates around 3.07 percent discount and 4 percent school bonds maturing annually through 1921 and beyond.
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Newport
R. 1
Blake Bros. & Co
Fall River
Mass
F. R. Adams & Co
Bradstreet's Report Signals Slight Retail Stimulus
Bradstreet's State of Trade notes a mild rise in retail activity driven by warm weather across the North West and East regions. The week also shows good progress in planting and overall trade cautiously improving.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade and crop outlook for leading cereals and fruit crops
The report notes mixed crop prospects with stronger cotton prices, uneven cereal movements, and active fruit growing regions. Retail trade shows modest improvement, while building and raw material markets lag. Bank clearings fall 12 percent to 2.738 billion. business failures total 240 for the week ending April 27 compared with prior years.
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Middle States
New England
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Montreal
Export Trade Expands Yet Domestic Trade Slows
R G Dun weekly review notes export trade continues to grow while domestic trade remains sluggish. Nine month foreign commerce shows improvement amid cotton goods markets steadier as mills resist low prices. Production restraint at peak and hope for cotton crop. Exports of cotton goods ahead of last year amid better weather and improving retail demand.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend Amalgamated Stocks
The column lists today’s ex-dividend status for several issues including Crown Reserve Norfolk and Western preferred, Pullman, Sears Roebuck, U S S Express, and Distillers' Securities with 1 to 2 percent yields. Goldfield Consolidated pays 50 cents. U S Rubber issues show 1st preferred at 2 percent and paid stock at 1 1/2 percent.
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Distillers’ Securities
Goldfield Consolidated
U. S. Rubber
Pfd
U. S. Rubber, Ptd
Seasonal fabrics and leather trade report UK style
A market update notes exceptionally low prices for wool and yarns, brisk silk auction demand but soft prices, improved footwear conditions with fair business, cautious jobbers, and varied leather markets. Cow hides strong, packer cattle prices rising, and nationwide U S failures total 232 versus 20 last year with Canada at 24.
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United States
Canada
Boston Bankers Buy Large Denver Bank
Hayden, Stone & Co have secured control of the First National Bank of Denver by purchasing 53 percent of its capital from the Moffat estate. The bank holds over 19 million dollars in deposits and controls the International Trust Company as well as stakes in the Denver Water and Street Railway. No operating staff changes planned, but Denver Colorado Springs and New York financiers will join the board.
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Hayden, Stone & Co
First National Bank of Denver
David H. Moffat
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
International Trust Company of Denver
Denver Water Company
Denver Street Railway Company
Denver
Colorado Springs
New York
Bank of MecCornick & Co
Salt Lake City
Dividends Declared by Otis, Columbia and Inland Steel
Otis Company declares semi annual dividend of five percent effective May 1. Columbia Manufacturing Company declares semi annual dividend of five percent effective May 1. Inland Steel Company declares quarterly dividend of $1.75 effective June 1.
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Otis Company
Columbia Manufacturing Company
Inland Steel Company
Holy Cross Beats Colby in 12 8 Ball Game
Holy Cross defeated Colby 12 to 8 in Worcester on April 28. Holy Cross scored in every inning except the first and fourth, built by five hits off Burroughs in the third and continued with two more hits aided by errors. Colby started strong with three runs in the first and added one in the third, fourth, and fifth before relief pitchers reshaped the game.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Colby
Burroughs
McDougal
Regan
Allen School Beats Wellesley High 10 to 1 in Six Innings
On the town playground at Wellesley the Allen School nine of West Newton defeated Wellesley High 10 to 1 in six innings. Kelley and G Hayes pitched for Allen School with Keefe Hatfield and Moulton behind.
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Wellesley
Allen School
West Newton
Wellesley High
R.H.B. Allen School
Kelley
G. Hayes
Keefe
Hatfield
University of Vermont Beats Bowdoin 8 to 2 in Slow Game
In Burlington Bowdoin struggled on offense as Malcolm limited them to three hits while University of Vermont controlled the game. The final score was Vermont eight Bowdoin two with batteries Malcolm and Berry for the hosts and Mean and Wilson for Bowdoin.
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