New York Curb The Lake Copper Company Report May 31 1909
The Lake Copper Company presents a financial report dated May 31 1909 detailing receipts and expenditures. The document enumerates income sources and spending items in a concise ledger format.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1909
Page
10
The Lake Copper Company presents a financial report dated May 31 1909 detailing receipts and expenditures. The document enumerates income sources and spending items in a concise ledger format.
The Nevada Consolidated quarterly report shows earnings from operations 814 944 dollars and miscellaneous earnings 2309 dollars. Dividends declared and estimated 121 990 dollars. Net surplus to profit and loss 594 919 dollars. Copper production for the quarter 9 721 873 pounds.
Dividends payable listed for Electric Company of America 212 per tent American Gas and Electric preferred H B Claflin first and second preferred International Steam Pump preferred Lord and Taylor common Michigan State Telephone preferred Nash Chatt and St Louis Pacific Coast common first and second preferred.
New York and Boston trading featured broad buying with over 500000 shares in two hours and a rally in Reading Southern Pacific American Smelting and Steel common to yearly highs. Bonded notes and nickel profits flagged Reading and Union Pacific optimism while copper shares climbed with Superior Smelting and Isle Royale leading gains.
The Boston Market reports the day’s stock and bond market movements with the full price table and total daily sales. The record reflects prices across securities and overall market activity for August 2 in a concise financial update.
The Boston curb market saw about a dozen notable issues led by Bay State Gas Ohio Copper Davis Daly Rhode Island Coal First National Yukon Gold and Cumberland Ely. Prices firm with closings near day’s highs and detailed fluctuations listed.
The Pressed Steel Car Company plans a $500,000 five percent note instalment due February 1, 1910. Farmingdale New York sells $30,000 twenty year water bonds to W N Coler Co at a premium of $33. Landsdowne Pennsylvania school district issues $23,000 four percent semiannual bonds for a 12 year average to E V Kane Co of Philadelphia.
Champion Mining Co announces a semi annual issue at 8 percent on common stock with record date Oct 1 and payment to stockholders on Oct 16. Soo Line follows with a semi annual preferred issue at 34 percent per cent.
The Portuguese church of the North End held its annual picnic at New Downer Landing East Weymouth yesterday. About 2000 people attended under the direction of Rev. Father S A Greaves and a 20 member committee.
New York opens another tunnel to public traffic as the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad extends from Church Street terminal in Manhattan to the Erie Railroad station in Jersey City on August 2.
Aug 2 in East Brookfield Ignacy Karny a 22 year old Polish mill worker who cannot swim jumped from a diving board into Lashaway Pond and drowned He had only been in the country six months and was single.
The special service squadron led by Captain William A. Marshall from the Mediterranean is expected to enter Boston inner harbor before daylight. Ships Montana North Carolina and New York will make the approach, with wireless contact kept for 36 hours as they near shore. The scene promises a warlike spectacle with other vessels sailing tomorrow and the naval academy practice squadron in harbor.
Gustav Swanteson aged 23 of Norwood disappeared from home July 21 leaving $60. His wife of four months, 21, reported the case and police traced a postal from Everett saying he was seen on Boston Common with four sailors. Authorities search U S recruiting stations for clues. Swanteson is 5 feet 5 inches, 120 pounds with dark hair and smooth face.
United States District Judge S H Bethea who has been severely ill at his Sterling Illinois home was reported in critical condition today as officials updated his health status from the residence.
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