Liquidating Process Continues With Market Declines
The report shows renewed selling with New York and Boston totals for 441,200 and 34,671 shares respectively. It notes declines across major lists, mentions U S Alcohol and International Smelting gains, Osceola Consolidated losses, and discusses dividend-related price gaps between Lehigh Valley and Union Pacific amid ex dividend activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Time Money
Local Market Shows Mixed Activity On Broad Exchange
The local stock exchange had a fair 34 671 shares traded with Steel common under selling pressure but supported to slip only fractionally. United Fruit stock and rights stayed brisk with ex rights adjustments. optimism remained high about United Fruit. Copper shares found modest demand with Live Oak Inspiration Lake Copper and Amalgamated showing activity. Hedley Gold rose three points to 20 amid news of a higher extra dividend. Overall, the close carried a highly irregular tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Rock Island
Lehigh Valley
Union Pacific
Local Stock Exchange
New York
United Fruit
American
Cumberland Telephone
Live Oak
Inspiration
Lake Copper
Amalgamated
North Butte
Hancock
Hedley Gold
Hedley
Atchison Ee
Bos & Albany
Rutland Pf
Union Pace
West End Cesses
Allouez Ee
Ariz Com Cees Eees
Cal & Ariz Ee Eeane
Cal & Heela Eee Eee
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot
Amoskeag Eee
Int
S & R Ee
Seattle Elec
Do . Seeees
Swift & Co ooeeeskOl
D Sete Ee
Vaiten Fruit Ee
Do P . Ee
Gulf
Mason Valley
North Lake
Copper Range Consolidated declares 60c dividend No 82
At a board meeting the Copper Range Consolidated Company announces a dividend of 60 cents per share, No 82, payable January 1, 1912 to stockholders of record December 9, 1911. Treasurer Polten notes the date in Philadelphia. Another notice states Lanston Monotype Company declares a 14 percent quarterly dividend on capital stock payable December 28, 1911. Treasurer J Sellers Bancroft confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Copper Range Consolidated Comeant
Hare
Ray
Pubric Stanwood
Polten
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Philadelphia
Goldfield and Boston exchange notes in year end report
The report for the Superior and Boston Company shows cash net assets of 151 787 for the year ended Sept 30 1911 versus 135 677 a year earlier. Preliminary estimates for Goldfield Consolidated November production of 705 000 with 205 000 in operating expenses imply a net 500 000 profit. George F Lord Boston Stock Exchange secretary has moved to enlarged offices at Exchange Place end of the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior & Boston Company
George F. Lord
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Echange Place
Curb Market Leads With Butte Central At Five Dollars
Boston curb market reports Butte Central leading issue with a price of 5 dollars while closing at 4.75 dollars on Wednesday. Other notable issues include Bay State Gas, Corbin Copper and Rhode Island Coal with detailed figures available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Central
Bay State Gas
Corbin Copper
Rhode Island Coal
Bond market notes and bids on various municipal issues
J S Bache & Co to underwrite 2.5 million in 5 percent Minneapolis & St. Louis bonds to retire 2.1 million maturing Feb 1 1912. Melrose bids due noon Dec 11 for 27 thousand 4 percent bonds including park sewer water and drainage issues with various maturities. Shelburne Falls awards 75 thousand 4 percent district bonds due 1916-40 to Blodget & Co at 102.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bache & Co
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Melrose
Shelburne Falls
Blodget & Co
Flonzaley Quartet Opens Boston Season At Jordan Hall
The Flonzaley Quartet performed in Boston last night in Jordan Hall with Mozart Haydn and Ravel. Critics praised the ensemble's clarity and refined tone while noting mixed reactions to Debussy and Ravel with praise for classical mastery and Boccherini’s graceful finish.
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Flonzaley
Boston
Jordan Hall
Mozart
Ravel
Haydn
Knessels
Chickering Halls
Debussy
D’indy
Boccherini
Campaign gears up as Greater Boston churches unite
The Men and Region Forward Movement headquarters on Ashburton Place reports strong national interest as churches prepare for Boston campaigns starting January 18. The city will be split into 10 districts with central meeting places and renowned speakers, following Rev. Ford C. Ottman’s Park Street Church address. The South Friendly Society fair at Hales Street Church (Unitarian) drew crowds and is believed to be highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forward Movement
Ashburton Place
Boston
Evangelical Churches
Ford C. Ottman
Chapman-Alexander
Park Street
South Friendly Society
Dr. Hales
South Congregational Society (Unitarian
Back Bay
Sub Carriers Meet In Boston In Monthly Association
The Boston Substitute Letter Carriers Association held its regular monthly meeting last evening with a large turnout. Elected for the ensuing year were William R. McDonough president, James A. Stretch vice president, Daniel L. Riordan recording secretary, William H. Moran financial secretary, Morris F Donovan treasurer, and William P. Moran sergeant at arms.
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Boston Substitute Letter Carriers’ Association
William R. McDonough
James A. Stretch
Daniel L. Riordan
William H. Moran
Morris F Donovan
William P. Moran
Calendar for today ex dividend and book closes
Ex dividend listings include Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley R R books closed for Goldfield Consolidated National Lead common Nevada Consolidated Utah Copper books open American Cotton OM read as today’s market calendar entries listing corporate actions and openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Consolidated
National Lead Common
Nevada Consolidated
Utah Copper
Christmas Trees and Steamship Movements At Boston Harbor
Readable dispatch notes fishing vessel fares and cargo at T wharf with cod hake pollock totals and large evergreen tree import. The Dominion Atlantic Boston brought 200 plus bundles from Nova Scotia as Canopic sails east of Boston Lightship bound for Hoosac docks. The Anglian carries wheat cattle and apples to London for Christmas, while Capt Millin battles illness as harbor tug James Woolley seeks a replacement captain. The De Mary Gray was grounded but refloated with no damage. Mattakeesett salvage planned.
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Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
I. S. Nickerson
Rita A. Viator
Florida
N. A. Rowe
Une M. B. Leavitt
Olivia Sears
Dominion-Atlantic Line
Boston
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Nova Scotia
Genoa
Naples
Leah Verity
E. Virginia Duble
Gladys Richardson
Mary C. Norris
Sara Verity
Nellie R. Sherwood
Walter L. Badger
William Blodgett
Marjorie Garland
Perth Amboy
Fort Warren
Georges Island
Hamilton A. Mathes
Mary Arnold
Captain Black
Captain Sparrow
Stony Beach
Andrew J. Ward
Gray
Spectacle Island
Peaked Hill Bars
Mattakeesett
Rio
Leyland Line
Anglian
W. J. Toozes
London
Toozes
William E. Millin
James Woolley
Frank C. Pierce
Millin
Shipping News and Almanac Highlights of Harbor Activity
The bulletin lists arrivals including steamers Franconia from Liverpool and City of Memphis from Savannah, towing barges for Port Johnson and Norfolk, plus numerous schooners and tugs making port or leaving for New York, Philadelphia, Newport News and beyond. It also notes high and low water times, sunrise, and a length of day.
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Franconia
Smith
Liverpool
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Clark
St. John
N. B
Og Estraet
Portland
City of
Memphis
Hammond
Savannah
Nantucket
Siludgins
Norfolk
City of Everett
Philadelphia
O. Co
Bennett
Salem
N. J. No. 15
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Cuba
Bartlett
Newport News
Cardenas
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
N. J
Chemung
Cohocton
Lehigh
McGouldrick
Perth Amboy
Buckler
Bluster
Buttress
Monocacy
Camp
East
Parkers Flats
Marion
Manatawney
Tamaqua
Isaksen
Ctc
Neshaminy
Cleona
Paxtang
New Bedford
Palas
Kemp
Lynn
Coming
Orion
New York
Margaret M. Donohue
Saugus
John T. Donohue
Juno
Cunningham
Sandwich
Mary Gray
Black
J. Frank Seavey
Garland
Annie
Reuben
Robbins
Stonington
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Mary Augusta
Perkins
Belfast
Ervin
Luce
Paschal
Rockport
Mass
Samuel B. Hubbard
Ward
Rockland
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
America
Breen
Pennsylvania
Dan
Baltimore
Herminius
H. F. Dimock
Newton
Suffolk
Ontario
Western
Guttenberg
Pilgrim
Cadossa
Cheektowaga
Baronet
Blue Bird
Gwalia
Ivie
Hattie
Samegas
Mahanoy
Glendower
Draper
Francis C. Hersey
Mary Arnold
Peake Hill
Mattakeesett
Honey Brook
Por Johnson
Mercury
Edgewater
Albany
Pendleton Brothers
Georgetown
Prescott Palmer
Hampton Roads
Mary RB
Wellington
Sullivan, Me
Dividends Declared by Several Corporations
Boston firms Hedley Gold Mining Co and Liberty Trust Co announce quarterly and annual dividends with specific rates and record dates. Transportation firms Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R R and Chicago Junction Rys declare quarterly or preferred dividends with dates for stock record. Boston Revere Geach Lynn R R Co and Yards Co specify stock records and payment timelines.
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Boston
Revere Geach & Lynn R. R. Co
Hedley Gold Mining Co
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey R. R. Co
Liberty Trust Co
Chicago Junction Rys. & Union Stock Yards Co
Wanted and For Sale notices from Newton Centre Cambridge Wollaston
Wanted a single platform team 9 ft 10 in by 4 ft for hay and grain business and a matching sled platform from F M Dorr Co Newton Centre Mass. For sale a good secondhand horse 1200 lbs kind not afraid, 6 Soden St Cambridge Mass. Bay horse 200 lbs good worker price 85 with new Carroll harness 12 Wollaston Mass.
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F. M. Dorr CO
Newton Centre
Mass
Soden St
Cambridge
E. C
Quarrel Over Vest and Wallpaper Shocks National Meeting
Hostilities hinge on the National league gathering as the only discord centers on Charles Murph’s vest clashing with the wallpaper amid a violent quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Chas. Murph
Unclear archival note on Mr Cornelius Mack and moths
Fragmentary line notes a concern about moths entering a trunk belonging to Cornelius Mack. The text is incomplete and provides no further context or details.
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Mr. Cornelius Mack
Simon Pure P
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Myer Abrams & CO
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Boston Leather Goods CO
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Peter Reynolds
George A. Flynn
Boston Post
Robert Grant Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Nicholas A. Feehan
Daniel F. Feehan
Fall River
Bristol
Robert Grant
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