Market Reports Show Higher Open Yet Dilness Dominates Trading
New York total sales reach 161,092,500 shares for 1910 year to date while Boston totals 9,842,163. General Electric and Calumet & Hecla post gains. Pacific Mail and Minn. General Electric show notable losses. Market opens higher but broad activity narrows with two thirds of board lists delaying until afternoon.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Lake Copper
General Electric
Pacific Mail
Calumet & Hecla
Minn
Jast Halidating
Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
London
Local Market Notes Refer to Longfellow Translation Parody
Market summary shows overall dull tone with few notable gains among copper shares industrials and utilities. Island Crean preferred leads with a 1 1/4 point gain, Edison Electric and General Electric advance modestly, while most prices stay firm but small gains amid thin activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Island Crean
Lake Copper
Cahume
Heela
Osceola
Edison Electric
General Electric
Old Colony Railroad
Financial Primer Offered For 25 Cents In Boston Ad
A Boston ad promotes the Financial Primer with details on stocks bonds and investment topics. It urges readers to send 25 cents for a copy, listing topics like stock certificates corpora tions voting power dividends debentures and more. The notice offers room 424 at 614 South Building as the address.
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Sout Building
Boston
YOR sale list of diverse goods and firms
A mixed fragment lists items and vendors including copper, rubber, oil, coffee, telegraph equipment and various company names with quantities. It appears as a catalog of goods and sellers such as Great Western Oil, German American Coffee, Providence Coxl, American Telegraphone, and Field & Fay at State Street Boston.
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Hull Copper
Brooklyn
Arizona
No. American Rubber
Auto Press
Great Western Oil
Providence Coxl
Boston Idaho
American Telegraphone
Agamico
Octave
Gilpin Eureka
Oxford
American Pal
Boston Colorado
Field & Fay
State Street
Boston
United Fruit Company Declares Dividend No 46
The United Fruit Company declares a quarterly dividend of two percent on capital stock payable January 14 1911 at the Treasurer’s office 131 State Street Boston Mass to stockholders of record at the close of business December 24 1910 Charles A Hubbard Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Investors Eye Copper Sector Amid Plant Shutdowns And Resignations
No. drill chatter from Houghton contradicts Lake reports while Copper Hill plant shutdown moves ripple through Arizona Michigan officials. Eugene N Foss resigns from Chicago Junction board as Balaklasa smelter faces farmer-led closure in 48 hours. East Butte smelter yields 9.1 percent copper with split ore grades. stock auctions show varied prices. New York exchanges plan a December holiday closure.
Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices Decline Soften
The Boston Market report for December 14 details the day’s movement in stock and bond prices, with totals of sales and comparisons to the previous close. The bond section outlines yields and notable shifts across issues.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Slips Amid Broad Dullness
The Boston curb market opened dull with Calaveras Ely Consolidated and Amalgamated Nevada as the sole active issues. Champion traded 31 1 2 to 3 cents, Rhode Island Coal held around 63 4, and Amalgamated Nevada rose only on large block buys while Calaveras attracted New Yorkers. Overall market described as a graveyard with no broad movement.
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Calaveras
Ely Consolidated
Amalgamated Nevada
Champion
Rhode Island Coal
Nevada
Boston Stocks and Sales Notes Prompt Market Activity
Buy champion copper at market 3 to 4 cents per share. Sensational developments expected. Rich ard J Burton & Co Boston 35 Congress St. FOR SALE 1000 shares Boston & Colorado Mines Co 100 No Am Rubber 100 Rogers Unike Wheel 1000 Calif Cons Ot Ryans 50 Auto press Pres Will purchase stock at market value RF BEHNE 53 State St Boston.
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Arizona
Franklin
Blo & Greene Cananea
la Salle
Mohawk
Nevada
Boston
GSI
Mergenthaler
Polman Co
Seattle
THOR
Torrington
United Fruit
United Shoe
Aizgomah
Ee Bene Ay
ATS Amalgamated Tees
Ait Am Ag Chem
Holy
Gulf of
Butte Ballak
Fast Butte
Giroux
Hancock Et Se Tee
Indiana
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Keweenawaty
Lake Copper
Miami
Miami Cop iit, B4ly ” 329 North Lake 197, raig 19% 19%, 255 ve eee 05@ Gly
Ray Conso
Super & Pitts
Swift & Ts
Pfee Ee
Bk S & F
Smelt & Rres
A & Ss
Alti & Ohio
Batopilas
Beth Stee
Mo & SP
Seeeeeve & & Tig
Goldfield Con Sa
Harvester
Louis Nash
Mackay
O. Dee
Ino Wans
Saisesee
N.Y Oh
Nh&h
Nor & West
Ry St Snotte
Rock Island
South Pacific
Union Pacific
Utah
West Arylands
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress St
Boston & Colorado Mines Co
Calif
Ryans
Autopress
RF. Behne
State St
Municipal Bond Sales and Bids Across New England
Fall River sells 100000 dollars of 4 percent bonds dated Dec 1 1910 to Moseley at 104.02. Braintree bids open for a 20000 dollar temporary loan maturing in two installments in April 1911. New Britain awards no 000 4 percent bonds to FE Rollins Sons at 98.79.
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Fall River
Mass
F. S. Moseley & Co
Braintree
New Britain, Conn
FE. H. Rollins Sons
Woman Dies in Brighton Store
Miss Mary Bowen aged 56 of 88 Linden Street Brighton became suddenly ill last night and was helped to Staples and Towles drug store near Brighton Avenue where she died. Dr Owin ruled death by natural causes.
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Mary Bowen
Linden Street
Brighton
Staples and Towles
Brighton Avenue
Owin
Robbery in doorway on Billerica street shocks nearby passersby
Mrs Mollie Tibman 62 of 102 Salem Street reports she was robbed of 61 in a doorway on Billerica Street near Cause Way shortly before noon yesterday. Two men plus a distractor orchestrated the ploy as bystanders failed to intervene.
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Mollie Tibman
Salem Street
Billerica Street
Cause Way
Grand Lodge of Masons Holds Annual Massachusetts Conclave
The Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons of Massachusetts held its annual conclave at the Masonic Temple. Officers elected include Dana J. Flanders as Grand Master and Samuel Hauser, James T. Sherman as wardens, Charles H. Ramsey as treasurer, and Thomas Davis as recording secretary. Directors named span Medford, Brookline, Boston, and Randolph. Melvin M. Johnson joined as a one year director. Auditing and an eight year trustee post were also filled. A banquet featured speakers including Flanders and Blake with Dr. Edmund Young honored. Zetland lodge then met.
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Grand Lodge of the
Free and Accepted Masons
Commonwealth of ,Massachusetts
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Dana J. Flanders
Samuel Hauser
James T. Sherman
Charles H. Ramsey
Thomas Davis
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Edwin B. Holmes
Brookline
Charles T. Gallagher
Boston
Henry A. Belcher
Randolph
Melvin M. Johnson
Hattie Lie Blanc
Glover
Oscar F. Allen
Cambridge
George H. Graves
Malden
William
$20 000 for Shaw Victims
Creditors of the late John O. Shaw, who embezzled about $850,000 from four estates he trusteeed, will share in at least $20,000 in securities recovered by Henry M. Rogers. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the securities, placed in Shaw's safe deposit box to cover Parsons estate shortages, were his personal property and liable to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Shaw
Henry M. Rogers
Samuel Parsons
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Shaw
Parsons
Twentieth Century Club elects officers and committees
At the annual meeting on Joy Street last night the Twentieth Century Club elected officers for the new year. Charles F. Dole was named president, Edward H. Chandler secretary, O. M. Fisher treasurer, and Rev. Charles L. Noyes along with Mrs. Frank Kk. Nash and Charles A. Burditt as council members. Committee selections include Professor Charles F. Bradley, William C. Collar, and Miss Lucy M. Welch for membership.
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Twentieth Century Club
Society
Joy Street
Charles F. Dole
Edward H. Chandler
O. M. Fisher
Charles L. Noyes
Frank Kk. Nash
Charles A. Burditt
Charles F. Bradley
William C. Collar
Lucy M. Welch
Billys Tombstones to Billy vaudeville three act revue
Sidney Drew delivers a three act version of Billys Tombstones now titled Billy featuring Gladys Drew Blanche Moulton Inez Plummer and Sr Rankin Drew. The act centers on lost teeth and sharp enunciation provoking constant mirth as Demon Blue disappears when Drew appears.
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Billy
Sidney Drew
Mr. Drew
Gladys Drew
Blanche Moulton
Inez Plummer
Rankin Drew
Beatrice
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Aees
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The
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East Butte
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Francis Henshaw & Co
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Eure Er Iiene
Ees
Rob
Grand Lodge OF Masons
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MM. Zenatello
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I Pagliacci
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lLaparra
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Miakail Mordkin
Tremont Street
Fastern Talking Machine Co
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B. F. Reith’s
John & Hymer & CO
Walker
Gordon & North
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Dorothy Ia Marr
Faya Mull
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Harry Marks Stewart
Will Fox
Ed Terry
Harry Yost
Joy Joshings
Howard
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Champ
Hollis
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Francis Wilson
New England
Klaw & Erlanger
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Ruth ST. Denis
Egypt
W. W. Andreeff
Shubert Theatre
Sidney
Drew
Jos
Gaiters. Ce
Karl Hoschna
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binMusic
Etmensenmner
Reece
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Charles Dillingham
Tremont
Cha MacDonald
California
Ami
Florida
Mexico
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Panama Canal
Holy Land
Trans-Siberian
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Washington St
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Castle Sq
John Craig
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Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
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Lde
Crete
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Mendorf
Paris
Rheims
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Reinhold von Warlich
Basso
Uda Waldrop
Tremont Temple
Arthur K. Peck
Oberammergau
Tse
Nova Scotia
Via
Dominion Atlantic BY
Long Wharf
J. F. Masters
N. E
Neyonk and Boat
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