Stock Price Movements Show Listless Trading Across Markets
New York total sales reach 441 400 shares and Boston 22 245 with Reading 125 700 and Giroux Consolidated 6585 most active in their markets. Year to date totals show New York 14 974 600 and Boston 812 541 against last year’s 32 554 000 and 2 639 605. Notable gains include Vir. 1 C C 4% to 64 in New York and Calumet & Hecla up 5 to 528 in Boston. notable losses include Del., Lack. & West. 15 to 510 in New York and Dominion Coal pref. 2 to 108 in Boston. Cal money 25 of New York and 21 to 3% in Boston. Time money moves from 3 to 44% in New York and 3% to 414% in Boston.
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Giroux Consolidated
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Lack. & West
Calumet & Hecla
Dominion Coal Pref
Cal Money
Time Money
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AT &S F
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Torrington
United Shoe
Ste
Us&s Steel
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Eee Ewe
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May
Local Market Sees Improved Volume on Exchange Trading
Market activity rose with equal interest in copper and industrial shares. Giroux led volume at 6585 shares amid hints of weak holder shakeout. Amalgamated North Butte and Arizona Commercial held steady while Steel common recaptured ground. Shoe Machinery American Telephone and various bonds showed strong interest yet small price shifts. Ticker drifted toward a standstill by session end.
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Giroux
Amalgamated
North Butte
Arizona Commercial
Steel
Calumet & Hecla
Wednes
Silver Ore Findings and Management Confidence Dip
Reports from the Lawson property show the 8 vein opened with a 16 foot height and Rh grade silver ore. A December yield of 247000 dollars of ore from this stope is noted. A 29 ton parcel assayed 5800 ounces of silver per ton. A broker questions Mr Heinze offer to move directors and committee members to New England, expressing no confidence.
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Lawson
Davis Daly
Heinze
Amare
New England
Market Roundup From Boston Stocks Bonds Trade Reports
The Boston Market notes a day of price movement in stocks and bonds. Total sales are tallied for the session and compared with the previous closing figures, highlighting gains and losses across key issues.
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Boston
Prices Hold Steady Amid Narrow Stock Fluctuations
Trading yesterday showed firm prices with few notable moves. International Harvester rose two points to a fresh high, Missouri Pacific gained a point to 56, and Amalgamated remained well above last year’s law, yielding about 8 percent at 65. Reading continued to drive business, while Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande rumors circulated amid court timing and exchange closures next Monday.
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International Harvester
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated
United States
Eric
Curb Market Features Amalgamated Nevada Rally
Amalgamated Nevada surged from 13 1 2 cents to 18 1 2 cents with a 16 cent close as the Boston curb market saw heavy trading over 19 00 shares amid uplifting property news driving the move.
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Nevada
Rae
Worcester and Newburyport Issue Bid Notices
Worcester Massachusetts invites bids for 375000 dollars of 4 percent municipal bonds dated January 1 1911 and maturing 1921. Newburyport Massachusetts seeks bids for a temporary 150000 dollar loan dated February 14 with maturities of 100000 on October 14 1981 and 50000 on November 14 1911.
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Worcester
Mass
Newburyport
Amalgamated Nevada Mines Reported Assays Near San Pedro Camp
Boston investor J N Terry and mining engineer D States visited the Black Horse Camp at Osceola Nevada on January 25. They described a tunnel 900 feet long and a potentially vast ore body with assay values up to 175 per ton. The San Pedro mine showed promising ore grades and the mill runs around the clock, treating about 30 tons daily with potential expansion to boost returns.
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Boston Financial News
J. N. Terry
Boston
Amalgamated Nevada Mines Company
D. States
Black Horse
Osceola
Nev
San Pedro
Potsdam
Nevada
Amalgamated Nevada Shares Feature in Low-Priced Issues
The article notes Amalgamated-Nevada shares listed on the Boston Curb with authorized capital of 2,000,000 and issued 1,500,000 at par 1. It states the stock has been a feature of low-priced issues and mentions full payment of bills and a treasury ready for contingencies.
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Amalgamated-Nevada
Boston
Lee Higginson Offers $2.5 Million Shoe Firm Stock
Lee Higginson & Co purchases $2,500,000 of W. H. McElwain Company's 6 percent cumulative first preferred stock for public distribution. McElwain, a Massachusetts shoe concern, produced over 7.5 million pairs annually with 16 factories and 600 workers, earning $714,000 net in 1910. The dividend is $150,000 yearly, with 10 percent earnings applied to retirement if stock sells at or below $115.
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New England
W. H. McElwain Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
Massachusetts
W.W. H. McElwain Company
United States
Columbian National Life Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Columbian National Life Insurance Company of this city held its annual meeting yesterday at the home office with President Arthur E. Childs presiding. He presented the year's progress showing total admitted assets.
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Columbian National Life Insurance Co
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Arthur E. Childs
Growth of New Life Insurance Company Surpasses Early Surplus
Massachusetts insurance department records show total assets of 5 686 486 with liabilities of 4 206 486 and policy holder surplus of 1 480 000 including 1 000 000 capital. The company’s surplus to policy holders grew from 225 127 at the end of 1902 to nearly 1 500 000 last December, evidencing its rapid expansion.
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Massachusetts Insurance Department
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
Adams Express Company declares quarterly dividend of 3 dollars with books closed Feb 14 and reopened March 1. Southern Pacific Railway pays 11 2 percent quarterly with April 1 date. Union Pacific Railway quarterly 21 2 percent common with record date March 1 and April 1 payment. Union Pacific Railway semi annual 2 percent preferred with record March 1. Hartford Carpet Company semi annual 3 12 percent common with April 1. Central Building Trust Company semi annual 2 percent with Feb 15 record. American Express Company quarterly 3 dollars with record Feb 28 and payment April 1.
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Adams Express Company
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Hartford Carpet Company
Central Building Trust Company
American Express Company
Calendar for Today Dividends and Books Closed
Dividends payable include Louisville and Nashville at 31 2 percent U S Motor preferred 13 4 percent and books close for Butte Coalition at 2 cents Seaboard first preferred Ex-Dividend Inter Harvester preferred.
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Louisville & Nashville
U. S. Motor, Pfd
Butte Coalition
Seaboard First Pfd
House Receives Foreigner Count at Federal Assembly
Washington Feb 9 The House interrupted its session for 15 minutes to receive Count Apponyl a foreign visitor presented by Speaker Cannon The count offered a brief address and members exchanged handshakes with the distinguished guest
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Washington
House
Cannon
Lincoln number feature heads Post next Sunday
Next Sunday's Post will publish a Lincoln number with a four color picture and story page. The issue includes "Lincoln, as His Neighbors Knew Him" and an illustrated tale of the noted substitute who fought for Lincoln in the Civil War.
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Lincoln
Somerville Mayor Helps Halt Runaway Horse
Mayor Charles A. Burns of Somerville and a bystander halted a runaway horse near School and Medford streets around 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday. Harry Locke, testing a new pacer in a light sleigh, was thrown after the horse broke a shaft on a passing electric car and tipped the sleigh. The horse then charged toward Medford before Burns and the passerby restrained it, preventing further damage.
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Charles A. Burns
School
Medford
Harry Locke
Mr. Locke
Burns
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