Beacon Trust to Absorb Faneuil Hall Bank in 1909 Merger
Beacon Trust Company will absorb the Faneuil Hall National Bank on February 12. Charles B. Jopp, its president, offers $172.50 per share for Faneuil Hall stock and will consolidate the boards. The merger creates about $7,000,000 in deposits and raises capital stock to $400,000.
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Beacon Trust Company
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Charles B. Jopp
C. &. Morrison
Faneuil Hall Bank
Jopp
Beacon
Trust Company
Faneuil Hall
The
National Bank
Atlantic National
Fourth National
City Trust Company
Clerk Charged With Theft of $2.50 Letter at Back Bay Post Office
Richard A. Smith a 24 year old clerk at the Back Bay post office was arrested on theft charges for stealing a decoy letter containing $2.50 addressed to a domestic. Postoffice inspectors Perkins and Jennings filed the complaint as Smith was taken from Station A to the United States marshal's office where his wife fainted upon seeing him behind bars. Smith had been on the job a week since his transfer to Back Bay.
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Richard A. Smith
Eighth Street
Boston
Back Bay
Mining reports and investment offers from Jonas son Co
C F Jonasson and Co advertises cash sales and margin trading for mining stocks. It offers up to 10 000 word reports on mining properties in the US Canada and Mexico and promotes a Marconi Wireless and Copper Curb Mining Outlook sample copies.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Marconi Wireless
Daly West
Bamberger
Irregular close as stocks drift with mixed gains in copper
The market shows uneven trading with Amalgamated and Chesapeake & Ohio among leaders, while Denver & Rio Grande and Calumet & Hecla rise on prospects of rail and copper demand. News notes include Morgan, Schwab, and Ives sailing to Europe and a gold shipment to Argentina.
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State Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Denver & Rio Grande
Hawley
Western Pacific
Butterick
Maryland
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Butte Coalition
United States
Lake
Wolverine
Osceola
Tamarack
Superior
Isle Royale
Telephone
New Haven
American Telephone
Lake Copper
North Butte
United Fruit
United States Smelting Common
Copper output records and railroad stock moves noted
The report notes additions funded by Old Colony and Fitchburg railroads with stock issued and auctioned. Copper Queen outputs 4750 tons in February, a new high after 4500 tons in December. Quincy production 1300 tons contrasts with January 1908 and December figures. Dick Brothers & Co. leases offices at 30 Broad Street New York to begin Feb 10. A Trenton Company mine reports a six foot virgin copper vein opening. William E Soule.
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Old Colony
New Haven
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine
Copper Queen Company
Quincy
Stock Exchange House
Dick Brothers & Co
Broad Street
New York
Gagnon
Trenton Company
Amalgamated
William E. Soule
Bio
Amer Ag Chem
Amer Tel & Telcon
Atchison
NH Sear
Union Pacific
Glearing House
Allouez
Lorna Ais Sre
Asie
Arcadian A
Arizona
Arnold Eres
Atlantic Se
Cal
Skala
Cal & Hecla
Boston
Sub-treasury
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Bankers
Sterling Ghost
Mexico
Con
Michigan
Mayer North Butte Rales
Old Dominion
Osceola
Rhode Island
Shannon
Superior Copper
Tennessee Seere
Trinity Steer
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
Diihy
Victoria
Winona
al Wolverine
al Ome
New
Eng Tel
Western Tel
Tg 'As
Boston & Sub Corne
Edison Electric
Creorgia Electric
Mass Electric
Mergenthaler
Reece
Seattle
the Pullman Co
United Fruit
United Shoe M
US Steel
Steen Eee
Stock and Bond Market Totals Recorded at Boston Market
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend activity with detailed figures for listed stocks and bonds. Listed stocks show 30,914 shares traded while unlisted stocks account for 21,235 shares. Bond activity reaches 183,500 shares, with rights totaling 6,523.
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Coe
Geaboogs
Boston curb market shows mixed activity on Feb 3
Trading on the Boston curb exchange was moderately active led by Corbin Copper and Bay State Gas. Corbin Copper opened at 1.25 and rose to 1.50 before slipping to 1.25, Bay State Gas stayed around 0.70, with detailed fluctuations for the curb list.
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Boston
Corbin Copper
Bay State Gas
Nevada
Arizona
Boston Ely
Butte & Balaklava
Butte & London
Cal & Corbincee
Corbin
Cumberland Ely
Davis Daly
Giroux Consol
Goldfield Consol
Goldfield Daisy
Oear
Greene
Laramie Seer
San Antonio
Santa Ysabel
West Devel
Superior & PO
Tretheway
Union Mines
Yukon
Aeres
New York Stocks Closing Sales Mixed Amid Trading
Trading closed with mixed results as Amalgamated Copper at 86.70 and hefty bids for Am Car and others show uneven demand. Am Cotton Oil trades 1,700 shares, with Hide and Leather at 400, while several issues display fractional bids and percentages, signaling cautious market sentiment.
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Amer Ice Securities
Amer
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
Cc & St Louis
Olorado Fuel & Tron
Boi
Colorado & Southern
Sss
Delaware & Hudson
Denyer & Rio Grande
Erie
Iowa Central
Kansasity Southern
Ontmulsville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
St P & S
Ste
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ont & Western
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Pitts
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St L & San Fran
St Louis Senate
Southern Pacific Cove
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific Ee
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Utah
Virginia
Carolina Chem
Flick
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Ohh Cece
Hide & Leather
Bond market notes and municipal bond auctions across cities
Market notes report American Telephone con vertible pricing and a 5-8 spread as March 1 conversion nears. City treasurers award bonds in New Jersey and Winnipeg approves a £500000 debenture issue for improvements. Copper and revenue bonds sold in Nevada New York and Boston rail lines refinance. Gloucester and Waltham issue bonds, while Brooklyn bonds draws denial of latest sales. Rio de Janeiro and Indian loans loom in London banking circles.
Springfield to borrow million for new municipal buildings
The committee on cities reported a bill authorizing Springfield to borrow 1 million dollars to erect a new group of municipal buildings. A deal for sale of 250000 Illinois division bonds has been completed, reportedly by former company management. The sale price is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
Committee On Cities Today
Springfield
Ch & Milwaukee Electric
First Mortegage Illinois Division
Dividend Declarations From Butterick and Tobacco Firms
Butterick Co. declares 14 percent quarterly dividend with March payment to stock on record Feb 15. American Tobacco Co. declares 2.14 percent quarterly dividend for common stock payable March 1 to holders of record Feb 18. American Tobacco Co. also declares extra 5 percent common dividend with same March 1 record date. American Smelters Securities Co. declares quarterly 11 percent preferred A dividend with March 1 record. 11.44 percent preferred B with Feb 19 close and March 2 reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterick Co
American Tobacco Co
American Smelters Securities Co
Chicago Grain Quotations May to Sept Prices
Wheat May 108% 4 to 109% 4 with open high and low around 110. Corn May 63% 4 to 68% 4 with 63% 4 spot. Oats May 61% 4 with September around 39% 4 to 41% 4. Prices show minor fluctuations across May to September sessions.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Cotton Stocks Take a Boom in Fall River Market
Fall River stock market shows unusual activity as two corporations declare extra large dividends and shareholder returns rise. Demand outstrips supply with Seaconnet stock surging from 86 bid to 97 trading, reaching 98. Investors from outside seek gains amid strong earnings.
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Fall River
Seaconner
Seaconnet
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Beacon Trust Co
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Ohie Copper
H.A. Brown & CO
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UN. Rys. Inv. Pfo
Joseph L. Giroux
Giroux Consolidated Company
Duluth
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Isador Wormster, Jr
Wormster
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Financial Department
Allouez Mining Company
Kearsarge Lode
J. P. Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
Brayton Ives
Europe
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Argentina
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Lowell Gas Light Company
Hill Manufacturing Company
Concord & Montreal Railroad
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S. F. Barger
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Boston & Corbin
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