Market tone shows better activity in New York and Boston
Market summary notes widespread gains and losses across major issues in New York and Boston. It highlights strongest activity in New York steels and rails, the odd lot cash buying, and anticipation of potential market recovery contingent on Congress actions. Details include share totals, notable movers, money rates, and closing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Great Northern
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Steel
United States Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
Union Pacific
Congress
Taft
Amalgamated UN
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading
Rock Island
Indiana
Ray Consolidated
Lake
Boston & Maine
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range
North Butte
North Lake
Mohawk
Tamarack
United Fruit
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
Ees Eves Ies
Alene Jabs
Voat
Ssc
Cies
New York
Boston
Damncoe
Boston Sub-Treasury
New York Sub-Treasury
Circular on dividend-paying coppers issued by I M Taylor Co
I M Taylor and Company of 8 Congress Street publish a circular letter detailing dividend opportunities from copper mining firms. Named firms include Calumet and Heela, Wolverine, Quincy, Copper Range, Calumet and Arizona, North Butte and many others, inviting investors to review potential payments.
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T&t
T & S BF
Gulf
M&b Ry
West T & T
Old Colony
Union Pacific
West End
Allouez
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Franklin
Tisuis
Greene Cananea
Aly
la Salle
Mohawk
Nevwada
Nipissing
North Butte Ee
Old Dominion Free Ee
ISD
Quincy Ee
Santa Fe
All of Shannon
Superior
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Eae
O K
Victoria
Wolverine
I. M. Taylor & Co
Congress Street
Calumet & Ileela
Quincy
Copper Range
Calumet & Arizona
North Butte
Boston curb market leads with Oneco weak and Corbin strong
Boston curb market trading today shows Oneco as weak while Corbin remains fairly strong. Other notable issues include South Lake China Ely Central and National Mining Exploration with detailed fluctuations listed for the entire curb list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oneco
Corbin
South Lake
China
Ely Central
National
Nevada
Arizpe
Bay State
Val
Bingham Mines
Elyos
British Columbia
Calaveras
Consol Arizona
Ar - Ory
Cortez Shee
Davis Daly
Abe
Domin Syndicate
Fagle
Blue Bell
Ely
Mason Valley
Ohio
Ot Central
San Antonio
Yuma
Eee
Eae
Bond Market Notes: Canadian Car & Foundry Bond Sale Oversubscribed
The $2,350,000 first mortgage 6 per cent bonds of Canadian Car & Foundry Co Ltd offered by Lee Higginson Co and Royal Securities Corp of Montreal are sold at 1021-2, the issue being greatly oversubscribed. A new circular titled Systematic Savings explains a plan allowing small investors to buy municipal, railroad and public service company bonds under favorable conditions, marking a shift from traditional bond selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Bay Consolidated Copper Company
Exchange
Indiana Mining Company
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Allis Chalmers
BTM Amalgamated Copper Ee
Amer Agricultural
Amer
Amer An
Amer Car & Foundr
Amer Tee Securities
Amer Smelt & Refining
Ole Anaconda Mining Co
An Ang Atchison
Lon
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather Hyde
Tae Pont Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Firent West New
Iileago
Northwest
Thole I
T Paul
Cc &B T
Chandler Ros
Silk Bt
Boston
Adams Express
Alb & Sus
Tpock & Imp
Hide & I
Amer Tobacco
Atioour
Atch Top & SF
B&o P
Rethlehem Steel
Ewes
Aiia
Brook Union Gas
Canada
Chi & Alton
M & St P
RI & Pac
Chi & W Ind
Hs Cin
Ind
Olorado Ind
Col & South
IRC
del & Hudson Cony
Steee
Mary
Distillers
EPO Gon
Evi Saies Sibee
Fort
W & DO
S Tee
Ft. W
General Eleectric
Tun & St Fo
Illinois
Dee & West
Interbor
Ee Inter Met
Kings Co FE T. & Pos
Laclede Gr&e
Lake Shore
Lehigh
Kan & Tex Ist
Ms Pacific
Nassau el
Nat Rys
Ch & St
N.Y
ELI H&p
Lack & West
Oregon
Rene Seee
San An & Ar
Fearon
Imp
US Steel
Canadian Car & Foundry Company, Ltd
Lee, Higginson & Co
Royal Securities Corporation of Montreal
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Milk Street
Public Service Corporation
Trade Review Notes Mixed Signals and Hesitant Markets
R G Dun and Co notes unsettled financial markets with improving money conditions and a generally satisfactory industrial and mercantile outlook. Railroad earnings rose 11.5 percent in January, cotton and wool fabrics command strong prices, hides and leather soften while European demand falters, and U S business failures rise to 298 versus 312 a year ago in the weekly summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Europe
Paris
United States
Canada
Bradstreet insights show cautious trade and weak commodity prices
Bradstreet's New York review notes general quiet trade for the season with conservatism in purchases and expectations of lower quotations. Jobbing trade remains moderately active, spring orders arrive, and iron steel conditions are uneven. Wool demand softens as wages pressures rise and copper demand stays light amid import concerns. Export figures for wheat and corn are reported for the week and 31 weeks ending February 3, with business failures listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Washington
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet's
Swedenborg Lectures and Diverse Religious Meetings in Boston
A roundup of Sunday programs across Boston venues includes Swedenborg lectures on the supernatural at Faelten Hall and multiple religious services. Notable events feature Ford Hall talks with Shailer Mathews, Park Street Church branch preaching, First Church of Christ Scientist sessions, New Thought gatherings, and a Christadelphians lecture series with various speakers and free admissions.
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Charles W. Harvey
Faelten Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Young Men’s’ Christian Union
Boylston Street
J. Adams
Puffer
Needham
Mass
Ford Hall
State House Park
Shailer Mathews
Chicago
Carmen A. Fabrizio
Simonelli
Wieniawski
Russell BR. Kingman
R. B. Kingman
Watch Tower
Bible and Tract Society
Park Street
T. E. Barker
Park Street Church Society
Untily Church
Jordan Hall
Gainsboro Street
J. A. Wiggin
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church OF Applied Thought
Hall
Tlantington Chambers
Anna B. Davis
M. D
Boylston
S. H. Page
NEW Thought Church Cinc
Huntington Chambers
Emma C. Poore
Harrys G. Howard
Elsie A. Brown
Friends’ Church
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Paine Hall
Appleton Errest
Mrs. H
Tiaslam
Vperst
NEW Thought Society of Boston
Bluuntington Chambers
B.C. Norris
Spiritualist Meetings and Notices in Malden Boston Area
A dense list of Sunday services and meetings from multiple Spiritualist and progressive groups in Malden and Boston area venues. It names organizations, leaders, venues, times, and offerings including seances, circle readings, healing, and trance demonstrations by numerous mediums and speakers. It also notes performances, music, and public invitation details across many halls and addresses.
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Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society, Inc
H. L. Berry
Sara McArthur
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
E. Huot
Roxbury
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Spirit Agrippa
H. W. Beecher
N. J. Willis
H. W. Ross
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Boston
Frank Johnson
George Clark
KE. A. Blackden
FE. P. Jones
Harriott Temny
H. Harwood
E. Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
F. K. Brown
Oscar Fitzrallen
M. M. Jollimore
M. G. Carbee
A. Duren
Fred A. Maniere
Trask-Boynton
Miss Chase
Hadie Hall
Albert Marston
Aldwych Hall
Huntington Avenue
E. Matook
Huntington Chambers
Spiritual Church
Odd _ Fellows
Fred Maniar
Philadelphia
Penn
Susie P. Mosier
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
R. G. Treadwell
Thompson
White
Frederick
Munroe
Messrs. Rand
Sivans
Nellie Atkinson
Columbus Avenue
P.O Wyman
Warren Street
Effie Mack
Sears-Hill
Faelen Hall
Izette Bd
Peters
Connors
Erickson
Ross
Steadman
Warren
Children's Progressive Lyceum No. 1
Inc
M. J. Butler
Dwight Hall
Tremont
Redding’s Hall
Harvey Redding
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Psychic Phenomena Society
Simpson
Thomas A. Scott
Hotel Pelham
Boyston Street
Young
Miss Peters
Harwood
Ricker
Spuaulding
F. Preston Jones
Fred Manier
Wholesale and retail trade amid mild weather in Canada
During the week of 1909 orders for spring delivery pour into wholesale houses with some filling in demand, yet overall mild weather retards reorders in Canada. Retailers continue clearance sales. In Montreal this trade class benefited from carnival week. Business failures for the week ending Thursday last numbered 20, compared with 47 in the same week of 1909.
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Canada
Montreal
Calendar for Today Books Close and Railway Closings
A brief calendar item notes books close and market closings for today involving General Chemical Arm Woolen Co Boston Elevated PC C and St Lecommon Victoria Copper and related entities. The fragment mentions trades and near term deadlines without detailing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Chemical
Arm. Woolen Co
Pfd
Boston Elevated
Pc.c.& St. Lecommon
Victoria Copper
Beck Loses Suit Against Chelsea City
John E. Beck then mayor of Chelsea lost his lawsuit seeking $583 from the city to recover the balance of his salary. The jury returned a verdict for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Chelsea
John E. Beck
Mr. Beck
Tremont Temple and Boston Churches Sunday Schedule
Listings detail morning prayers sermons and Sunday school across Tremont Temple Warren Avenue Dudley Street First Baptist Roxbury Shawmuit and other churches with pastors Rev Cortland Myers Harrie R Chamberlin Herbert S Jahnson J M English Francis H Rowley A A Berle Allen A Stockdale W W King George W King Dr Berle and others. Highlights include sermons on business convict biography city of souls and the Christian statesman with choir quartet and soloists and free seating.
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Bdever
Massachusetts Avenuef (Inc
Harwood
Peters
Young
Jotlimore
Millan
Nutter
Tremont Street
Gutierrez
Miss Desmond
Artie Brown
Mahony
Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Abbie Heath
S. T. Dover Street
Bella HL Emerson
Dr. Hall
Derksley Street
City
Peabody McKenna
Lilly Warrenton
Marriner
Dale Street
Rexburs
Huntington Chambers
F. WK. Brown
Jollimore
Lucy Arkrerman Johnson
Cirele
Brookline St
Oliver Thomas Newcomb
Rowned Street
Davies
Columbus Avenue
Sulite
Carlyle
Hammond Street
Roxbury
Banker
Tito
Glo Tremont St. Universalist
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
D. D
Harrie R. Chamberlin
Myers
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert S. Jahnson
Lotus Quartet
Albert C. Orentz
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. S. Page
J. M. English
J. L. Thomas
Ruth Skeel
Harvard Quartet
Helen Pratt Kelley
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
God
Haydn
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Shawmut
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
City of Souls
Gladstone
Berle
The
Christian Statesman
Victorian Club
Intercolonial Club
Beeckman Rival for Governor Prompts Rhode Island Gossip
Providence dispatch reports persistent rumors that R. Livingston Beeckman of Newport, a New York society figure, is favored by Republican leaders as a gubernatorial candidate. Beeckman, famed for moving into Providence society, received key committee roles and ranks among the finance leaders.
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Providence
R. I
Ingston Beeckman
New York
Newport
State House
Beeckman
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Lake Copper
Pullman
National Biscuit
Granby Consolidated
Time
William E. Soule
Amalgamated
Telephone
Uniteda Leruit
East Boston Land
Butte
Thompson, Towle & Co
Rarus
Parrott Company
Little Mina
West Colusa
Boston & Montana Company
Bell and Diamond Mines
Anaconda Company
Arizpe Mining Company
Childs Company
Rotary
New England
South Lake Mining Company
Samuel Nast
John W. Kirkner
New York Stock Exchange
Rhode Island Coal Company
Rhode Island
Lykens Valley
John CC. Watson
Devonshire Street
J. Minot Ford
Detroit
C. A. Stoneham & Co
Arthur Thomas
Salt Lake City
Woolen Pref
Bos Sub
Ss Ss
Edison Elec
Ter
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Mackay Cos
Mergenthaler Sree
Texas
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Pullman Co
Seattle
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Steeler
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Utah
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Met
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Kan & Texas
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Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
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Sheffield S & I
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BOL
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States
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Ctfs
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Pitts Coal
Laclede Gas Eee
New York Air Brake
Stoges
Newy York
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Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Vining Cord Brokers Stock Bachange
Recton
Fort Hill
Uy Slater
Worcester
Jamé Lroud
Oxford
Boston Herald
Jarmaica
Shay & Co
Io State
Ronton
Vinas
Providence Coal
Inter Trust. Security Co
Ke Water “T
Auburn
Charles, Stoneham & To
Ieee Gyely
Alfre DE Loh3 &Co
State St
Rawhide
Rawhide Mining
Dern & Thomas
NEW York Bonds
New York City
Eee Poy
Brit Colum
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
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Giroux Mining
Miami
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Beck Tunnel
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Crow Point
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Lower Mammoth
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Silver King Coalition
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Sesso
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Sane
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Ness
Bradstreet’s
Swedenborg
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Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista Street
James Harvey Olde
Aspleg
Lotus
Bahal Assembly
Trontington Avenue
Beckton Hall
Tio A. Im
Boston Parliamentary Forum
Huntingwa Avenue
Mall 210
S, Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co
First Free Baptist Church
Holborn Street
Horace H. Hayes
Joseph
Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Cesar Franck
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
Conrad
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Howard W. Lyman
W. E. Frail
First Church
Temple Street
Ernest Lyman Mills
Christ
George E
Atwood
NEW Yorker
R. I. Republicans