Substantial Declines in Prices of Stocks Across Markets
New York trading shows 748,700 shares with declines in major issues including steel common at 212,000 shares. Boston sees 44,522 shares with steel common at 6,806. Jan 1 to date totals rise to 154,508,800 in New York and 9,469,782 in Boston, compared to last year’s 198,791,500 and 13,612,963 respectively. Top gainers include Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg in New York and Boston & Maine in Boston. top losses Wells Fargo Ex in New York and Calumet & Hecla and Rutland pfd in Boston. Call and time money rates vary between cities with modest to high percentages.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Reese
Ohio
Batopilas
Reth Steel
Bkiyn R T
Roch Pitts
Can Pacific
É&S P
San Distillers
Fleeeres
Voldfield
Kk&d
Movnes
Tehigh Valley
Long Island
Sao
Nevada
N.Y Cen
Ni & H
Ron N.Y O& W
Fon Nor Ain
Nor Pac Art
Pac T & I
Pitts
Roy
Navy
Non People's Gas
SI &Sf
St & Ss W
The
Texas Co
Texas Pacific
Third Ave
L&w
Union Paci
Uv Scip&f
U_S
U B Steel
Utah
Maryland
West Union
Market prices fall as traders doubt recovery potential
Prices received dropped to a level not seen since late September as about 760000 shares changed hands. The session showed renewed public interest on a recessionary list with Gould issues at very low levels and several leaders like Steel Union Pacific Reading and New York Central trading above their lows, amid talks of a steel price conference and possible open market.
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Bears
Steel
Union Pacific
New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Reading
Financial Primer promotes stock investment guidance in Boston
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Old South Building
Boston
Local Market Shows Spark in Utah Consolidated Slide
Yesterday the market printed 44 522 shares traded with Utah Consolidated tumbling from 21 1 2 to 16 1 2 before a 18 1 4 rebound on short covering. Market bears cited a pending adverse report by Roscoe H. H. Channing and Mark Twain estate liquidations as key factors, while others blamed contract issues with the smelter. Steel common led losses in the industrial list, closing weak after a 76 1 2 to 74 1 2 range and 6806 shares traded.
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Utah
Roscoe HH. Channing
Mark Twain
Coppers
Utah Consolidated
North Butte
Superior
Arizona Commercial
Amalgamated
Lake Copper
East Butte
Steel
Steel Common
Copper ore yields and market notes from the week in mining
East Butte smelter processed 1971 tons at 69 percent copper while Bonanza tunnel developments show galena and gray copper. Lake Copper Co treasury shares sold at 35 by Hayden Stone. Month sees 111 million in new securities with railroads issuing 844 million and Industrials 557 million. Ontario to build an 82 mile Temiskaming line, St Marys dividend prospects, and several stock movements highlighted.
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Treasury
the Lake Copper Company
Hayden, Stone & Co
Rumor Denied on Amalgamated Nevada Stock Calls
The Amalgamated Nevada Mines Company stock rumor was denied by a principal stockholder who said further calls are possible if equipment extensions are needed, but the company is financed for now. The New York market slips while local activity remains dull as firms cut costs and some consider short selling.
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Amalgamated Nevada Mines Company
New York
Boston Curb Market Movements Reported
The curb market in Boston saw several key trades with prices for China, Amalgamated Nevada, Rhode Island Coal, Inspiration, Champion Copper, and Yukon Gold moving within narrow ranges. Mexican Metals traded actively, ending at 25-8 after dipping to 23-3, with overall curb list fluctuations detailed in the report.
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China
Nevada
Rhode Island
New York Bonds Quotations From QBandler Bros
Quotations furnished by QBandler Bros of Boston show current bond prices and market movements in New York listings. The report notes bid and ask ranges, settlement dates, and minor shifts in yields across several government and corporate issues.
Market Mood and Bank Board Changes Reported
The article notes denials of a link between J P Morgan and a federal incorporation bill while J R Williston predicts an upward swing. It discusses broker bearishness versus public sentiment and the 1910 market paradox. It also reports Benjamin B Perkins elected president and Thomas W Saunders named cashier at Commercial National Bank after Blaney’s death.
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J. P. Morgan
J. R. Williston
The
Commercial National Bank
Benjamin B. Perkins
William O. Blaney
Thomas W. Saunders
Mr. Perkins
American Coal Products Company Finances and Notes Overview
Fx dividend shows total sales with 27 252 listed shares and 16 270 unlisted shares plus bonds 95 000 and a 1 500 000 issue of 5 percent serial notes dated December 1 1910 maturing 1911 to 1914. Of notes 250 000 due December 1 1911 1912 while 500 000 due December 1 1918 1914. American Coal Products operates about 30 plants for coal products and tar and ammonia under an indenture requiring net quick assets at least 150 percent of outstanding notes par. The company has 10 418 400 capitalization and 1909 earnings 1 285 172 with 1910 expected near 1 400 000. Stock currently yields 6 percent. eight year earnings average more than 16 times interest on new notes.
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Ulland
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Utah Cop Co
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United Shoes
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Gulf
Boston Corbin Wee
Seeoenes Island
American Coal Products Company
Arlington bonds awarded to Jackson & Curtis. large issue details
Arlington Massachusetts awarded 39 000 four percent school bonds dated December 1 1910 maturing 3000 annually 1918 25 and 14000 fewer bonds maturing 2000 annually 1912 18 to Jackson Curtis at 108 115 The American Company Products Company has sold to Kidder Peabody & Co an
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Mass
Jackson & Curtis
American Coe
Kidder, Peabody & Co
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