Market roundup of New York and Boston securities
Total sales show New York at 330 300 shares and Boston at 13 721 shares with reading and steel leads. Year to date totals reach New York 121 430 000 shares and Boston 7 753 600 shares. Major gains include St J G 1st pres in New York and Union Pacific in Boston. notable losses include Rock Island in New York and Osceola Mining in Boston. Call and time money figures are listed for New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Steel Common
Rock Island Sake
Union Pacific
Osceola Mining
Wd & T
B&q
Union Pac
Arizona
Elm River
Franklin
Granby
Greene Canane
Peeene
Senne
la Salle
Michigan Tate
Nipissing
S . Uly
North Butte
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah Consol
High Point
Utah Cop Ca
Mar
Sao Tig
Edison Fiee
Eler
Elee
Ss. Gut
Yya Olly
Tho Wit
Pullman Cow
Tho
Reece But Hole
Torrington
United Fruit
US Steel
Securitie al Amalgamated
A Am
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
East Butte
Giroux
Indiana
Kerr Lake
Lake
Miami
New Arcadian
North Lake
Rotary
Sup
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
Lee A
Coal
Utah Apex
Sly Big Sy
Uae
Aes
Ain Smelt & KR
ATES
Pia Os
TAO
Ohio
Ratopilas
Beth Steel
Nity HS
M & Ss P
M&s P
Louis Nash
Gly Mil Lilly
Nevada
NY C & W
Nor & West
Nor Am
Nor Pace
Penn
L& S
Rock Island
L & W Pf
Uscip&f. i
U 8
Goa
Westinghouse
W & TG BE
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
St Ry
Mo Kan & Tex
Milwau & Norris
NY & P
NY &N H
Nor Pac
Oregon
Southern Ry
St Paul & Nor Pa
Iby
Venn C & I
NY City
Local market reads discouraging with mixed copper and zinc signals
Disappointing yesterday’s trading saw small volume and a wary mood toward copper and industrials. American Zinc rose on management reports and its bonds strengthened while steel led the list. coppers followed a NY trend with minor gains and some declines. Money rates and New York and Boston clears are listed with mixed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Zinc
New York
Roston Clearings
Roston
Reston Sub-Treasury
New York Clearings
Sub-Treasury
Peances
Pheneste
Reichsmarks
Ee Eee Ae
Boston Market Bond Prices and Trading Totals
The Boston Market reports stock and bond price movements for August 26 including total sales and daily comparison. Detailed figures cover bonds and related market activity, noting changes from the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pullman Co Earnings Projected At 37 Million In Current Year
The annual Pullman Co report in preparation shows gross earnings near 37 million dollars, up from 23.8 million in 1909. The remaining balance for dividends cannot yet be determined until the final annual report appears, but is expected to exceed 19 million dollars, about 16 percent on 120 million dollars of capital outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Co
Otis Elevator Co
Boston Curb Market Movements Echo Mixed Diamond List
Curb market activity was nominal with Humboldt Smelters rising from 8 cents to 1 dollar then 95 cents, while Goldfield Consolidated stayed in a narrow range after early weakness from dividend news. Calaveras and Ely Central showed notable moves, and Eagle & Blue Bell fluctuated widely with an erratic pattern throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Goldfield
Calaveras
Ely Central
Eagle & Blue Bell
Bond Market Notes and Bond Issues Across Firms
The Great Northern Railway sells 2 916 000 St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba 4 per cent bonds due 1933 to Clarke Dodge & Co. Portland Maine bids due Aug 29 for 53 000 temporary loan maturing Jan 1 1911. Butte & Boston Mining to call 605 000 first mortgage six per cent bonds due 1917. Texas Company serial ten year notes 3 000 000 first mortgage six per cent. Boston Evening Traveler mortgaged property to Commonwealth Trust for 1 000 000 seven per cent bonds due 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Company
Clarke, Dodge & Co
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Portland
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Anaconda Copperompany
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Lehman Bros
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Texas Company
Boston Evening Traveler Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
Dividends Declared By Copper and Mining Firms
Four copper and mining companies announce quarterly or extra dividends with dates and record dates. Utah Copper 75 cents quarterly to Sept 21 record. Nevada Consolidated 8.75 cents to Sept 21. Sears Roebuck 18 percent preferred to Sept 15. Goldfield Consolidated Mines 80 cents quarterly to Sept 30. Croldfield Consolidated Mines 20 cents extra to Sept 50. Cumberland Fag Copper 10 cents to Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmeek
Algomah Amiw
Amal Nevada Aly
Ariz Cananea
Arizpe
Bay State Gas
Robemia Ots
Cactus
Calaveras Weer
Udly
Chino
Corbin
Davis Daly
Domin Srna Wee Ees
Kruger Laramie
la Rose
Live Oak
Mass Breweries
Nee
McKinley
Majestic Dea
Mason V
Soo Mass Coal Eens
Vie Mines of Ame
Mel Gibson
Oso
Nevada
Douglas
Utah
Oneco
Ohio Copper O'Ste
Raven
Ras Central Serene
South Lake Heere
Chicago
Arizona
Ely
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Goldfield
Kerr Lake
Miami
Nipissing M Co
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Union
Yukon
Utah Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co
Croldfield Consolidated Mines Co
Cumberland Fag Copper Co
Market advances mark best day since August
The market saw its best gain since August 17 amid sparse volume and few active issues. Leading stocks Steel Reading and Union Pacific drove over 7 percent of total activity as many names failed to open and New York Stock Exchange volumes remained low for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Miami mine moving toward producing stage in 1911
Development work continues at the Miami site with six drills on the 420 ft level and Nordberg hoists under construction. The first unit of the Miami mill nears completion as major plant components are installed. Surface buildings and utilities receive attention to ready the plant for operation. Analysts predict production will begin in early 1911. C E Denison returns from a Midwest trip noting prosperous conditions. Holligan seat transfer to Leslie Herman is posted on the NYSE. Boston Curb votes to close the day before Labor Day. Jacobs and Lovejoy depart for California and Mexico to inspect properties of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Nordberg
No. 4
Elsie Ferguson
Hollis
The
Globe
Max Figman
Mary Jane
Eleanor Gordon
Theodore Friebus
Joe Hart
Rose Pitonof
Quinlan
Richards
Charles Lemon
B. F. Keith
Lilian Keeley
Minnie Burke
North Pole
George Armstrong
Behman
Gaiety
Kingsburys
Lawrence
Wright
la Siren
Wonderland
Columbia
Tiger Lilies Company
Matt Kennedy
Zallah
Trade prospects mixed as midsummer inaction ends
R G Dun Weekly Review notes crop prospects improving and business confidence rising as harvests gather. Political activity adds uncertainty while contraction targets speculation. dry goods demand broadens for retailers. Cotton and footwear sectors weaken, mills hold prices, and many manufacturers lay off cutters. Failures rise in the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Men’s Wear Mills
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Trade Review Signals Marching Market Strength
Bradstreet's Review notes continued expansion in leading markets with better food crop outlooks. Iron and steel trade shows a firmer undertone while wheat movement remains heavy and buyers' excursions stay broad, with collections actions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Cumberland-Ely Stockholders Win Restraining Order
Minor ity stockholders of the Cumberland-Ely Company obtain a restraining order to delay the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company takeover. A Maine Supreme Court justice set a hearing for Sept 1 on the temporary injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cumberland-Ely Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
H. C. Peabody
Maine Supreme Court
Calendar for Today Books Close New York City and Western
Books close for New York City and Western operations, with Quincy Mining noted amid today’s calendar items. The brief lists financial and corporate closing actions affecting these entities.
Stage season lineup spurs Boston theater week
A flurry of openings and wares across city stages begins Monday with The Climax at Park Theatre and The Girl from Rector's at the Boston Theatre. Ed thie Taliaferro stars in My Man at the Colonial. Three Million Dollars ends tonight at the Shubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Boston Theatre
Rector’s
Man
Edith Taliaferro
the Colonial
Wright Lorimer
the Shubert
Frank Daniels
Brittany
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Savage
Norumbega Park
McNish
Hailton and Lewis
Three Lorellas
New Moving Pictures
Dodge
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Taft Urges Expanded Aid for Hampton Tuskegee Schools
President Taft spoke at Pride's Crossing urging larger federal support for Hampton Institute and Tuskegee, arguing education builds self respect and labor dignity, uniting Northern whites and Southern blacks to empower 10 million freedmen and advance race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Taft
Robert S. Bradley
Pride’s Crossing
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Tuskegee
Hampton Institute Funds Urgency Highlighted in Address
President Yatt of Hampton trustees argues that Hampton Institute is the best outlet for charitable funds and urges securing $100,000 annually. He contrasts wealth with social return and criticizes burdens on the institute’s head while stressing Hampton’s role in addressing the race question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlier
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Judge
Massachusetts
Nahant
Hampton Trustees
Yatt
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Sunday church services list across Tremont Temple area
Boston churches and offerings outline Sunday programs across Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street, Warren Avenue and nearby parishes. Includes times for morning prayers, sermons by notable pastors such as Rev Robert Stuart MacArthur and Rev Charles C Earle, Bible schools, vesper services, soloists, and open air and interdenominational meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Strangers' Sabbath Home
Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
New York City
MacArthur
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charlies C. Earle
Bible School
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Ecorner West Canton Street
the Tey
Joseph KR
Perry
Joseph H. Vatcher
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. A
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Col. Clarendon Street
O. Pr. Gifford
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Laodicea
Stephen C. Lang
Park Street
Barn Fire Threatens Arlington Tenants and Livestock
A stable next to a six apartment house on the Wyman estate at Lake Street in Arlington burned to the ground. Tenants fled as horses and cows were moved from a nearby barn. Fire reported at 9 80 p m after the barn was engulfed. ten tons of hay fed the flames. the tenement house caught fire several times. Building valued at 2000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Wyman
Lake Street
Spiritualist meetings and circles listed across Boston area
A long column lists numerous spiritualist societies in Somerville, Malden, Boston and surrounding towns. It covers meeting times, speakers, mediums, healers, camp sessions, and locations such as Crescent and Tremont streets, Huntington Avenue and Dover Street, inviting the public to attend for messages and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Carleton Grover
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Boston
Frank Johnson
George Clark
C. H. Harwood
Elmer Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
M.M. Jollimore
Alpheus Ricker
Annie Banks Scott
Fred Lyons
Conner
George Nutter
Busy Betsey
A. S. Kenney
Sears-Hill
W. W. Brooks
Trask-Boynton
Betts
Atwood
Matson
Frye
Beverly
Fred Gowing
Moreland Park
Mrs. Johnson
Yor ‘Thorner
Malden
Progressive Spiritualist Society, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Ss. A. Huntington
S. G. McArthur
W. H. ‘Wost
Earth
Mabel Page
Fish
A. J. McGrath
F. G. Hatch
I. A. Judkins
B. K. Steadman
Columbus Avenue
I’. Wyman
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Smith
I. K. Brown
L. A. Edmister
Miss Wilder
Jollimore
Sophie Kumpe
Young
Lee
Odd Fellows Wall
Meitings
Faciion Hall
Huntington Avenue
Mass
Izetta B. Sears-Hill
Unity Camp
Saugus
Annette Pettengill-Conyerk
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
M. I Cannon
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
Peek
E. Pray Wler
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rkets
Cossip
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham
Uncle Sam
Texas
Bradstreet’s
Maine
Montreal
Dominion
William E. Soule
C. E. Denison
C. E. Denison & Co
Middle West
Warren R. Holligan
Leslie Herman
Richard C. Jacobs
O. P. Lovejoy
H. A. Brown & Co
California
Mexico
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress St
Mina de la Fabula
Ckholder
the Post
Is Hay & Co
State St
Adéengg
New York Air Line
Hay & Co
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler
Milk Street
Albany
L&n
Gardine
Entral Leather
Ri&p
al Do
Dun
Cumberland-Ely
N. Y. C. & Western
Quincy Mining
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Brewster's Millions
the Tremont
Edward Abeles
Booker Washington
President Taft
General Armstrong
North
South
Oy al
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Christ Jesus
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
George S. Chadbourne
Christian Endeavor of Aan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Lyman J. Hale
International Bible Students’ Association
Park Street Church
H. P. Gleason
Park Street Church Society
Norumbega Park Theatre
Boston Y. M
Harlone F. Dean
Lucius H. Bigbee
Brookline
Christadelphians
Huntress
Brockton
Arestle Hall
Park Square
A. m
Vedanta Pallolopity
Sister Devamata
St. Botolph Street
India
NEW Thought Forum Association
A. W. Wildes
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
NEW Thought Meeting
Rosalynd Laurain
Itnvited
Bethany Mission
Hanover Street
Henry Greeley
Universalist
Bellow Uall
Boylston Street
Lyman J. Weeks
Ashmont
Spiritualist
Worcester Street
Cambridge
James
J. Jones
Massachusetts Avenue
R. G. Treadwell
MES
Huggins
Shawmut Ave
Spiritualist Churches
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Fleming Itall
Pearl St
Somerville
C. J. Prevon
Armstrong
Kenney
Mungoun Sq
Winter Hill
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