Market Brims With Profit Taking Amid Heavy Trading
Wall Street and State Street show brisk but cautious activity as profit taking tempers gains. Harriman stocks remain active amid speculation on future moves while Great Northern and other leaders post mixed results and pockets of new pools form in volatile sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
See
Bears
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Ilinois Central
Delaware & Hudson Canal
Chicago Northwestern
St. Paul
Atchison Common
Visicis
Boston
Sub-treasury
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Bankers’ Sterling
Amelie Snti
Detee
Boston Market Firms Shares and Copper Moves Amid New York Flux
In Boston the market stayed quiet with sporadic activity from Amalgamated and United States Steel as New York conditions influenced trading. Boston and Worcester shares rose while others like Utah and North Butte advanced. Atlantic and Michigan companies faced shifting contracts and mine developments pointed to possible future dividends and increased smelter capacity in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Amalgamated
United States Steel
Atchison
Boston & Worcester
Utah
North Butte
Gopper
Trinity
Boston Consolidated
American Pneumatic
Massachusetts
Horn
Salt Lake
Atlantic Mining Company
Michigan Company
Mass Company
Atlantic
Michigan
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated, Butte Coalition
Joseph E. Gay
Stanton Properties
John R. Stanton
Lake District
United States
Salt Lake City
Garfield
Columbus Consolidated
Flagstaff
Alta
North Butte Company
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Boston Officer
G A Scott a Boston policeman testifies the Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain after using a box bought at Woodbury's Pharmacy. He notes noticeable improvement after a few doses and recommends the product to others. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
G. A. Scott
Falcon Street
Boston
Mass
Woodbury
Maverick Square
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Butte & Furnace Creek Copper Co organized with strong earnings
The article notes a $1,000,000 capitalization for the Butte & Furnace Creek Copper Co and details its profits, monthly copper output, and cash balance. It cites dividends potential, a 16.47 cent copper price base, and a daily ore supply over 1200 tons with about 7 percent copper recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Furnace Creek Copper Co
George W. Irvin
Butte
John MacGinnis
John N. Kirk
Charles F. Booth
W. W. Cheeley
E. H. Wilson
W. L. Credon
H. R. Cunningham
G. L. Potter
Wilson
Heinze
Cunningham
Daly
Houghton
Erie Ontario
Keweenaw Copper Company
Hancock
Charles A. Wright
Thomas F. Cole
James N. Wright
James Hoatson
Spencer R. Hill
Boston
Charles A. Wright, Jr
Thomas Honatson
John D. Ryan
Conner
Tecumseh
Franklin Mill
Union Pacific Company
Western Gluecose Company
Maine
Dominion Copper Company
Utah
Osceloa
Osceola Mining Company
Osceola
Stock and bond market totals for the day recorded
Boston on August 21 shows accurate daily totals for stock and bond prices along with overall sales. The published table details the day’s market activity, capturing price movements and volume across securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Trading on the Exchange Place Curbs Daily Features
Dominion Mining and Smelting and Cananea Central led the session with rising prices. Keweenaw Copper and American Rotary Ring traded actively as they vied for the lead in the first hour. Dominion Mining dipped 7 cents while Keweenaw gained 1% and Rotary Ring rose from its low by a small amount. Bingham Central Cumberland Ely and North Utah also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Place
Dominion Mining and Smelting
Cananea Central
Keweenaw Copper
American Rotary
Keweenaw
Rotary Ring
Bingham Central
Cumberland
Ely
North Utah
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Arizona
Bay State Gas
Black Mountain
Butte & London
Cumberland Ely
Eclipse
Greene
Helvetia
Belanger
National Steel
Nevada
Utah
North
Osage Oil & Gas
Raven Mining
Superior
Pittsburg
Troy
Manhattan
Utah Sereeseees Coos
Apex
Utah Copper
Dividends Payable From Multiple Early 20th Century Firms
A list of quarterly and semi annual dividends due in October and November across numerous firms. United States Leather Company and Central Leather Company pay 1 percent on preferred stock. Republic Iron & Steel pays 2 percent extra on deferred dividends. Chicago & Northwestern and Rochester Railway & Light declare 2 percent and 1 1/4 percent on preferred stock respectively. Consolidated Mercur Gold Mining pays 24 cents per share. Federal Mining & Smelting posts 1 1/4 percent on preferred stock with an additional 2 1/4 percent on common stock. International Smokeless Powder & Chemical Company pays 1.6 percent on common stock. Du Pont International Powder Co. and others announce various preferred stock payouts with Oct 1 to Nov 15 deadlines.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Harriman
Federal Mining and Smelting
American Smelting Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel
Great Northern Preferred
United States Steel Corporation
Northwest
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Express
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Eetcaeo
Mil & Ston
C & St Louis
Geitado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & Non
Denver & Cone Grande
Erie
Wwe
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Iowa
Minneapolis & St Louis
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburg
CC & St
Republic Steel Ee
Gentiern Pacific
RAY
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis
U S Realty
Virginia Carolina
United States Leather Company
Central Leather Company
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Consolidated Mercur Gold Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
International Smokeless Powder & Chemical Company
du Pont International Powder Co
Rochester Railway & Light Company
Gas Explosion at Jones & Laughlin Furnaces Kills Three
In Pittsburg on August 21 a gas blowout at the Eliza furnaces of Jones and Laughlin’s Steel Co. Soho kills three men, with two others in serious condition and nine more unconscious. George Marsley Andrew Marsley and Michael Boise die. brothers George and John Marsley among the severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Eliza
Jones & Laughlin’s Steel Company
Soho
George Marsley
Andrew Marsley
Michael Boise
George
George Ola
John Marsley
Noyes Brothers Odd Lot Sale Offers Deep Reductions
Noyes Brothers on Washington street corner of Summer street announce one third to one half price reductions across a wide range. The sale targets both men and women with waists parasols corsets neckwear and summer dress materials plus men's underwear raincoats steamer rugs golf garments and toilet accessories to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes Brothers
Washington Street
Summer Street
Women At Princeton Ban Smoking And Drinking
In Trenton New Jersey on August 21 the WwW movement bans smoking drinking and card playing at Princeton University and its theological seminary. Women pledge forceful measures if peaceful methods fail to achieve the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Princeton University
the Theological Seminary
Www. Gn
Graft Scandal In Alaska Reindeer Scheme Exposed
In Washington a government corruption case centers on Rev. Sheldon Jackson former moderator of the Presbyterian General Synod. Investigation shows misused funds and misallocated reindeer assets with Jackson linked to school profits and loans to missions. Government losses include deer valued at tens of thousands and annual misused subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sheldon Jackson
Presbyterian General Synod
Alaska
Jackson
United States General
Hitchcock
Churchill
Esquimaux
Presbyterian Mission
Presbyterian School
Sitka
Engraver H L Gleason to Leave for New York
Herbert L Gleason longtime engraver with W A Dobinson Engraving Company and a familiar figure in Newspaper Row will this week depart to accept a new position in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gleason
New York
Herbert L. Gleason
W. A. Dobinson Engraving Company
King's Financial Bulletin Offers Free Investor Paper
A Boston based financial weekly pledges independent, ad free coverage for honest investors. It promises square dealing, condemns stock margin trading, banks and corporations, invites subscriptions, and seeks correspondence to expand its reach across funds in banks and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Financial Bulletin
Bootblack
Wall Street
Gleason Returns to Boston Engraving Field
The Westboro native Mr. Gleason trained under H. E. Loring and W. T. Hunt and led Worcester engraving before moving to Boston. He now earns support from old friends in Newsparer Row as he embarks on a new venture. Simultaneously Dr. Greene plans a 160 room hotel extension at Lake Winnipesaukee to handle summer visitors and relieve pressure on Hotel Weirs in Weirs, New Hampshire.
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F. A. Ringler Company
Park Place
New York
Mr. Gleason
Westboro
H. E. Loring
W. T. Hunt
Worcester
Boston
Suffolk Engraving Company
Gleason
Newspawner Row
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Greene
Weirs
N. H
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Bankers
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United Fruit
N. Y. Stocks
State Street Stock Co
Winona
Wolverine
LAND
East Bos L
Cumberland Mt
West T
Isle Royale
Mont Goal
Swift & Co
U S
Amer Bell
NY & NH
Steel Corps
Bos & Me
Chic
Fitch
NY E&nh
Dla
Union Pac
West End
Allouez
Daly-West
Franklin
Guanajuato
Mohawk
GSO
Nevada Eetee
Old Colony
Rhode Isle
Shannon
Tamarack
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Benticeis
Princeton
Reindeer
Entertainments
Sadie Knowlton
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Tremont
Henry W. Savage
Harry Bulger
Prince of
Pixley
Luters
American League
Huntington Avenue
Detroit
ST. Louis
Wright & Ditson
Herrick’s
Copley Square
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee & Manager
Liebler & Co
Cape Cod
Burclar
Custer
Clobe
Oxford
John Graig Co
Mit
Howard
Brockman
Mack & Co
Tyce and
Jermon
W. A. Inman & Co
Johnny Johns
Chas
Fanny van
McCrea and
Poole
Arlington Four
Cramer
Hawkins
Beaudoin
Williams
Pullman
Will and
May Reno
Nichols
Howardscope
Bowdoin
Lyceum
Tel
C. F. King
Journal Building
ALL Revere Berach
Parade of the Nations
Salem
James E. Hardy
Darling
Fred. A. Bennett
Fritz Bene
Readville
Norfolk
Adams
Hotel Essex
South Station
Grand Stand
Dudley St
Cean
Provincetown
Staunch & Elegant Steamship
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe’s
Charf
S. A. Moody
Sword
Murray Carson
Keith
Athens
Ee Castle
Down Town Office
Winter St. Q
Asburndale de Charles
AIR Theatre
Wonder All Star
Norumbega Bega Park
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Bhont
Van’s
Washington St
Hough
Atlantic Ave
Rowe's Wharf
JOY Line
Long Island Sound
Fall River
Providence
Plymouth Old Colony
Long Wharf
Plymouth
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
O. Cgc
St. Ry. Co
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Gloucester and
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Foot State St
Gloucester
Sundas
Roatan
Ail Music
Ter
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