Market mood lifts as Bulls push to new highs
The market shows broad strength with rising prices and heavy trading volumes led by Reading, Steel and Union Pacific. Economists debate if the uplift is due to genuine demand or market psychology, while copper stocks reflect sympathy moves and a near bare local stock list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading, Steel
Union Pacific
New York City
Amalgamated
Arizona
Cal& Atle
Utah
Cies
New York
Lowa Gentral Cig
Kansas
Lehigh
Louis & Nash
Mackay
Nash
Esia
Pacific Mail
Pullman
The
Texas Co
Texas Pacific
Twin City
Sabes
Ss Steel
Market wrap for Boston stocks and bonds on Feb 2
The Boston Market column reports daily market activity with price movements for stocks and bonds in Boston. It lists total sales for the day and compares them to the previous close, highlighting notable shifts and overall market tone.
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Boston
New York stocks curb market shows firm tone and gains
Trading on the local curb exchange moved with moderate volume and broadened activity. Notable gains included Kruger Copper up nine cents to 55, Raven to 45, Inspiration to 89-16, Butte Central to 55-8, and China to 217-8, with Bay State Gas and Majestic among interesting issues. The detailed list notes prices, highs, lows, and last bids across several issues.
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Bay State
Bohemia
British Columbia
Butte Central
Calaveras
Weers
Cobalt” Central
Consol Ariz
Bt Tao Cortez Wees Ee Hse Es Ey
Crown Res
Davis Daly
Dom Syndicate
Ely
Humboldt
Nevada
Utah
Ohio Copper
Oneco
United Verde
Yukon
Kruger Copper
Raven
Inspiration
China
South Lake
Bay State Gas and Majestic
Bay State Gas
Butte Coali Een
Giroux
Miami
Mines Co of
Amoy
M&s. She Light
Nip Mines Co
Ohio
Buoyant Markets Signal Strong Cash Demand Across Two Cities
Market activity shows gains in New York and Boston with notable volume in Reading common and Steel common. Rumors swirl about Davis Daly money flows and mining district purchases, while officials delay exact status updates on the Davis Daly assessment.
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New York
Boston
Reading Common
Steel Common
Canadian Pacific
Calumet & Hecla
Atchison Pref
Local Market Delivers Cheerful Trading Day
A bustling local market session lifted trader spirits and boosted activity across New York, Detroit, the Lake region, and the Southwest. Brokers and reporters shared in the brisk mood as short sold stocks weighed on nerves but failed to dampen overall gains.
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New York
Detroit
Nluth
The
Lake
Southwest
Company leadership reshuffles and daily market data update
John R. Freeman announces the creation of a chairman position at American Sugar Company with Washington B. Thomas elected to the role and resigning as president. Edwin F. Atkins remains first vice president, Charles H. Allen named second vice president. Bank of England reserves rise to 27,401,336 pounds with various changes in circulation bullion and deposits. Pettigrew Bright & Co. moves its branch to larger quarters. United States Steel Products appoints Warren H. Merritt as president. Davis Daly Copper stockholders to meet at Parker House Monday at 3 30.
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Orament
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Niass
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Wilcox
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Borden
Columbian Nat _Life
Nee
Douglas
Else
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Qi Fort Alpaca
Fitch & Leomin
Nat Butte
Daly West
Ok Hood Rubber
Lyman Mills
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Mass & S
Mexico
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Otis Elevator
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Pope
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Stafford Mills
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Santa Fe Fee
Shannon
Underwood
United Cigar Mfg
Owence
U_S
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Utah Cop Co
Er Ee
Victoria
U S
Marquette
Rochester Syra & East
Swift & Co
S .S
Ibs Picionel
Georgia
Hay
Texas
Seattle
Porrington
United Fruit Oak Oe
United Shoe Ma
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Dake Copper Ewes
Miami Copper Ee
New Arcadian Ee Ie
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Abe
Nsol
Ray
Sup & Bos
Sup & Pitts
Aia
Utah
John R. Freeman
American Sugar Company
Washington B. Thomas
Edwin F. Atkins
Charles H. Allen
Bank of England
Davis Daly Copper Company
Parker House
Thompson, Towle & Co
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Dividends Declared by Several Firms This Period
United Verde Copper Company declares monthly dividend of 75 cents in February. Merrimac Chemical Company posts semiannual 3 1 2 percent and 1 1 2 percent extra to stock of record January. Inland Steel Company announces quarterly 13 4 percent to stock of record February and an additional 3 percent extra to stock of record February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Verde Copper Company
Merrimac Chemical Company
Inland Steel Company
Calendar For Today And Sunday Post Magazine Teasers
Books Open American Glue preferred. Ex-Dividend Chi Chicago St. Paul and Omaha common and preferred. New York Chicago and St. Louis common first and second preferred. Thurley Ruxton the novel of the 400 grows more exciting each week. Do not miss the instalment in next Sunday's Sunday Post Magazine.
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Thurley Ruxton
Sunday Post
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