Notice of bond payments for New York and New England Railroad
New England Railroad Company Boston December 20 1904 announces that the principals and interest on the First Mortgage 7 percent bonds and First Mortgage 6 percent bonds due January 1 1905 will be paid after that date upon presentation of bonds and coupons at the New England Railroad Company office 425 South Station Boston or at J P Morgan & Co 23 Wall Street New York City option. George B Phippen Treasurer New York.
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Boston
New York and New England Railroad Company
New England Railroad Company
South Station
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York City
George B. Phippen
New York
New
Market Report Hints at Dull Near Holidays
The option was run up a quarter of a cent over May as the market dulled afterward. Action expected to be light balance of the year unless something extra occurs. Light corn trade and very steady, some short covering on weak spots. Liverpool declined. Trade local and professional and inclined to even up for holidays. Oats market very dull and narrow with only occasional trade.
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Liverpool
Trinity
Quincy
Amalgamated
Boston
Centennial
Lawson
New York
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Old Dominion
United States
Atlantic
Greene
Winona
Utah
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
United Fruit
Massachusetts Gas Preferred
American Woolen Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Writing
Ahmeek
Bay State Gas
Calumet & Arizona
Treadwell
Santa Isabel
Ventura Ol
Boston Market Ex-dividend and first instalment paid
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend actions with a first instalment paid. Total sales include listed stocks totaling 80,664 shares and bonds at $7,500, plus unlisted stocks accounting for 5,531 shares.
New York Bonds Close Steady Amid Mixed Sessions
Bond market closes show US 2s at 104 percent, several issues steady near prior levels. Notable readings include Adams Ex4s at 103 percent and NYC gen 3 1/4s at 101 percent, with varied moves across rail and utility issues.
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Rf.c
N.r
Nyc
OSIL
Do Ist Inc
Penn
C&a
Stl&im
W & LE
Dividends Payable From Various Railroads and Companies
Dividend notices list payments due by multiple firms. Revere Rubber Co pays 2 percent quarterly starting in January. Indiana Illinois & Iowa Railroad Co 2 percent due February 1. Lake Erie & Western R R Co 2 percent preferred semi annual January 15. Michigan Central Railroad Co 2 percent semi annual January 28. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co 4 percent semi annual January 28. Canada Southern Railway 1 percent semi annual February 1. apnecate Copper Co 1.5 percent semi annual. Cern Products Co quarterly 1 percent or preferred 1 percent common. Bee Cent American Smelting & Refining Co quarterly 1.5 percent preferred 1.5 percent common.
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A. Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railroad Co
Lake Erie & Western R. R. Co
Michigan Central Railroad Co
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co
Canada Southern Railway
Apnecate Copper Co
Cern Products Co
Bee
American Smelting & Refining Co
New York
Atchison
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Ohio
Mil & St Paul
Chicago
Ter & Trans
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa
Louisville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
AO Minn
St P & S
Step
New Fork Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Senor Ee
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fran
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific E
Toledo, St L
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Pr
Amal Copper Ee Miscellan
Am Car & Foundry
Brook Rapid
Eeee
General Electric
Ener
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Tran
U S Leather
Do .Presseaee
U S Realty
U S Rubber Pr
U S Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wall Street Dull as Year Ends Despite Sentiment
New York traders note light stock offerings and a narrow market with about half a million shares traded. Despite some gains in select issues like Southern Pacific and New York Central, overall activity remains weak with expectations of revived trading only after the holidays.
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Wall Street
London
Berlin
New York Central
Chicago
United States
Boston
New York
Secawes
State Street
Southern Pacific
Gates
Delaware & Hudson
American Car and Foundry
American Smelting
Trinity
Lawson
Rogers
Lake
Morrison, Kekewich & Co
Stock Exchange
America
New York Market Dull Yet Strong On Eve Of Holiday
New York Consolidated shows a dull but strong day with activity shrinking ahead of a holiday. Rail shares led gains on rumors of treasury stock action at New York Central and anticipated dividend declarations at Southern Pacific. Amalgamated Copper and Steel issues firm while Union Pacific and Reading rise. total sales reach 112,600 shares.
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Trinity
Amalgamated
Standard Oil
Lawson
Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Newman
New York Central
Ottawa
New York & Ottawa
Jacob Berry & Co
New York
Dexter
Boston News Bureau
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Rock Island Stock
London Stock Exchange
New York Gentral
Treasury
Southern Pacific
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Atch
Top & SF
Chi
Mil & St .P
Colorado F & I
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Trinity Copper Company letter sparks battle with Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson challenges Trinity Copper Company’s actions in a fiery open letter. He cites stock sales, working capital questions, and alleged misstatements while defending his own conduct and urging public publishing of correspondence. The piece outlines geological claims and mine prospects tied to Trinity Balaklala Mammoth and surrounding belts, arguing vast copper potential and smelter plans.
California Copper Mines in Shasta County Active
New field under development in Shasta County joins five mines in active operation. History of the geological formation of the great sulphide belt explored, highlighting mineral wealth and regional mining activity.
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Shasta County
Copper Bottomed Boston anticipates Shasta copper boom
Boston energy and capital have identified a nascent copper field in Shasta County California in a crescent shaped belt 24 miles long centered on Redding. The Mountain Copper Company in England operates a major mine producing 20 to 30 million pounds of copper yearly with gold and silver in its ores. it runs a large smelter, pays dividends, and builds a sinking fund against capitalization. Northern end hosts Bully Hill nine led by Captain De Lamar with multi million dollar annual output. Midway, Balaklala Trinity and Mammoth hold large ore bodies under similar treatment.
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Mining Scientific Press of
San Francisco
Western Exploration Company
Salt Lake City
Balaklala
Mammoth
United States Mining Company
I S
Trinity
Mountain Copper Company
Boston
Squaw Creek
Pitt River
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sacramento River
Sierras
New York City
Michigan
California
John Hays Hammond
Shasta County
Boston Enterprise
Mt. Shasta
Chis
Ammoth
Mountain Copper
Boston Transcript
Butte
Mont
Redding
Oregon Branch
Mountain Copper Company, Limited
England
Hornet
Crescent
Captain de Lamar
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Los Angeles
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Newhall
Pica Canyon
Elsmere
Standard Oil Company
Santa Maria
Western Union Oil Co
Combined Oil Land Company
United American
Albert E. Hall CO
Temple Court
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Barristers’ Hall
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Old Colony
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Parrott
Pullman Co
Rutland Pref
Santa Fe
Shannon
Victoria
West End St Ry
Weston T & T
NEW York Bonds
Revere Rubber Co
Corey, Milliken & Co, Bankers and Brokers
State St
Union Pacific Illinois Central Reading
Colonial Bldg
Boylston St
NEW York - Consolidated
Trinity Copper Company
Denis Donohoe
New York Commercial
Blackguard
Henry H. Rogers
Heinze
Montana
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Lawson
Donohoe
Sflent
Thomas W. Lawson
Treasury Fund
Booth
Trinity Company
Trinity Mines
Copper Mines
D. Galvin
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