Stock market rallies on foreign rate cuts. metals lead
The Se ries of irregular price moves followed by recoveries was spurred by reductions in foreign discount rates and a brighter London tone for American securities. Prominent gains in Republic Steel, United States Rubber, Utah Copper, Reading and more supported a traders' market with lingering uncertainty about a sustained uptrend. Local copper issues rose with post-statement optimism as banks faced weekly losses offset by gold inflows and improved liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
London
Republic Tron & Steel
United States Rubber Common
Anaconda
Amalgamated
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Rock Island
Money On Call
Bank of England
France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Lake Copper
North Lake
Indiana
Tamarack
Osceola
Franklin
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper One
Asis
Amer Agricultural
Amer
Amer Car & Foundry
Eee Boo
Amer Wide & L
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Locomotivene
Amer Smelt & Refining
Ogg
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer Woolen Vies
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Eernee Eeee
Atlantic Coast Line
Ohio
Baltimore
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Eather el
Distillers Securities
General Electric
Great Northern
Sinoits Central
Interborough
Inter Harvester
Inter Marine
International Paper Pf
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minn
St Louis
Sp&s
Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Texas
National Biscuit
Pennsylvania
Reese
Pitts C & St Louis
Republic
Ax Rock Island ‘Co
Stlu&s
Southern Pacific X
Oray Southern Railway
Oporo
Tennessee Copper
Pexas & Pacific
Toledo
St I. & West
Union Pacifice Ee
United States Realty
Krmany Tee
United States
United States Steel aRt
Utah Copper
Car Chemical
Western
Pittsburg Moalee
Amer Steel Foundries Soo Htm Holm Ol Laclede Gas
el Ee
Bohemia Leads Boston Curb Market Rallies
Bohemia led the Boston curb market with prices rising from 11 1/2 to 15 7/8 and odd lots at 16. Massachusetts Coal & Power Eclipse Oil National Mining Exploration and South Lake showed strength while Corbin Copper slipped to 9 1/2. Cactus China and Consolidated Arizona held firm near yesterday’s quotes as market fluctuations were detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bohemia
Massachusetts Coal & Power
Eclipse Oil
National Mining Exploration
South Lake
Corbin Copper
Cactus
China
Consolidated Arizona
Nevada
Bay State Gas
Actus
Cortez
Crown Reserve Eee
Davis Daly
Domin Syndicate
Eagle & Blue Bell
Eclipse
Ely Central
McKinley S
Majestic
Utah
Ohio
Raven Aedes
Ray Central
San Antonio
Boston Market Stocks and Bonds Report Feb 10
The Boston Market delivers a brief on stock and bond price movements for the day February 10, detailing total sales and comparisons to the previous close. The report summarizes market activity across major indices and notable issues, reflecting a calm or shifting tone in early trading.
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Boston
New York Bonds Quotation Notes by Chandler Bros Co
Bond quotations provided by Chandler Bros. & Co. of Houston list New York bonds with bid and ask values. The brief notice references the Chicago and New York markets, indicating market activity and dealer participation.
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Chandler Bros. & Co
Milk St
Houston
Bond market notes summary for state and city offerings
Boston state treasurer awards 4.791 million 3 12 per cent gold bonds to Harvey Fisk & Son at 100.39 yield 3.478 per cent. Other bids cited for water bonds and a temporary loan in Quincy. Newark sells four per cent school bonds to Wountge Bros at 161013. Troy city issues ten year serial public improvement bonds with bids by five firms. Wilmington awards 2 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elmer A. Stevens
State of Massachusetts
Harvey Fisk & Son
Widmanas Bros
A B. Leach & Co
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Widder, Peabodge & Co
Restabrook & Co
Blodget & Co
R. Ll. Day & Co
Quincy, Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Newark
N. J
Due Dee
Wountge Bros
Troy
Bonds Listed on New York Stock Exchange
Listings include 5.8528 million 3 percent Riddleberger bonds due 1952 of Virginia and 8.402 million additional first lien and restructuring mortgage bonds due 2008 of the Union Pacific Railway Company. Total listings approach 38.402 million for US Rubber Company and related issues with authorities to add prior to 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Riddleberger
Commonwealth of Virginia
United States Rubber Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Opposed federal incorporation bill warnings from Wood
William M. Wood of Boston, head of the American Woolen Company, argues the proposed federal incorporation law is broad but risks empowering publicity oversharing and harming business prospects. He compares it to Massachusetts law and warns of arbitrary powers, costly quarterly reports, and potential ruin for smaller rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wood
Boston
American Woolen Company
Massachusetts
State of
Commissioner of Corporations
Scheftels Sues New York Publication Over Ely Central Copper
B H Scheftels & Co and its president sue Engineering and Mining Journal for libel over 1909 articles on Ely Central Copper and stock dealings. Corporation seeks 750000 and Scheftels 100000, arguing articles may be malice or good faith. Lawyers listed include House Grossman Vorhaus and Rand and Dodge Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Scheftels & Co
B. H
Scheftels
Ely Central Copper Company
Weed & Probert
Walter Harvey Weed
Ely Central
Lewisohns
Miami
Bay Central
Weed
United States Geological Survey
Probert
Hayden, Stone’ & Co
Boston
New York
House
Grossman & Vorhaus
Broad Way
Wiliam Rand
Jimoo
Jerome & Rand
Wall’ Street
Dodge & Barry
Wall Street
Dividends Declared by Various Utilities and Railways
A fragmented list shows quarterly dividends declared by Seattle Electric Co and multiple other utilities and railways. Entries mention preferred and common shares with April or March record dates, amounts like 2 percent or specific per share figures, and shareholders of record in cities including Seattle, Rochester, Portland, Philadelphia, and others. The text is a garbled OCR rendition listing many companies and payment details with unclear punctuation and some misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Co
Seattle Electrie Co
Reading Co
Delaware & Bound Brook RY Co
Philadeldia Elecite
Aiarterte Phy Poe
Maren Uo
Phailadelphia Pdecteb
Meek
BEGG
Marek Po
Pacite
No Land for England's Poor Debate by Joseph Fels
Joseph Fels, London and Philadelphia philanthropist, spoke at the City Club on English taxation and land reform. He argued English land is largely owned by nobles, preventing poor men from buying land, citing unused 10,000 acres in London and tenants paying high rents while profits go to lords. He warned of wealthier landowners’ influence and linked high prices to protection, land monopoly, and land franchise amid England's free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fels
London
Philadelphia
City Club
Els
England
Fels
Public Utility Department
Thames River
America
Fitzgerald Committee Owes Nearly Ten Thousand Dollars
The Fitzgerald campaign ledger lists numerous contributors led by John F. Fitzgerald at 10500 and James T. Fitzgerald at 5596.60 with many others donating amounts from 15 to 2000. Campaign disclosures show numerous ward committees and receipts from John F. McDonald and related figures, detailing expenditures and sums received across multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
William F. Fitzgerald
C. G. Fitzgerald
John F. McDonald
Edward P. Clark
John H. Tee
William P. McClellan
James T. Fitzgerald
Thomas Minton
Andrew A. Badaracco
Joseph J. Corbett
Edward M. Gallagher
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Charles Logue
W. Welch
J. P. Butler
T. J. Crowley
Charles Murphy
Patrick B. McDonald
Re. Minton
Henry Hart
John Donovan
P. McDermott
R. C. Whittel
Joseph Wolff
Leakme
D. J. Flanagan
W. E. Kinneally
M. J. Duddyer
Louis Berenson
D.B. Shaw
J.M. Lane
M. J. Coyle
A. S. Parker Weeks
T. P. McDevitt
J. B. McCarthy
John Curley
John J. Butler
Edward Burt
D. HH. Noonan
Mr. O'Bryan
F. Colpoys
J. J. Baldwin
P. McHale
A. Alberts
Philip Shanley
William Jacods
Burt
Ww. Chester
W. A. McDevitt
Frank Jacobs
J. Li Romane
Miss McGann
W. C.wall
Jere. McCarthy
J. KE. Sheehan
T. Murphy
Thomas Joyce
M. Kenney
E. Tobin
James Wolff
Frank Clare
Thomas J. Fahy
Chester
Joseph EE. Laycock
C. McCaffrey
Hugh Ferguson
Michael Scannell
B. Flanagan
Charles A. McCarthy
Democratic Committee
James M. Lane
John IF. McDonald
John F. Fitzgerald Club
J. M. McDonald
John EF. McDonald
James J. McCarthy
John McDonald
Democratic
J. Brady
Joh W. Collins
KF. McDonald
John John F. McDonald
Tpon
James H. Doyle
Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Norton
John I. McDonald
David B. Shaw
Fitzgerald Campaign Committee
Arthur Harrington
John K. McDonald
Francis D. O'Donnell
J. J. Leahy
Democratic Ward Committee
Christopher McCaffrey
John I
McDonald
Witzgerald
Daniel L. Flanagan
Thomas I. Campbell
Julia Duff
New York New Haven Hartford Q4 1909 Rail Report Revenue Rise
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad report shows quarter ending December 31 1909 operating revenues of 15 528 003 88 up 1 627 295 45 from the prior year. Operating expenses rose 29 798 27 to 722 774 00 with net operating revenue at 5 796 129 29 up 1 597 557 18. Net corporate income climbed to 252 500 98 from - 1 407 not applicable in 1908.
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New York Stock Exchange
Utah Copper Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Cumberland Ely
Steptoe Valley Smelting & Mining Company
Nevada Northern Railway
MacNeill
Utah Company
Nevada Consolidated Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Syed
Calendar for Today Calendar items and meetings briefed
Calendar mentions books close for Am Tobacco com and yt Anaconda Copper ABuite Coalition Detroit Hollson. Books open Louieville Nashville Peoapte a Chis Meetings National Riseu.
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Am. Tobacco Com
Anaconda Copper
Abuite Coalition
Detroit Hollson
Louieville & Nashville
Peoapte
A Chis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Third Avenue
Calumet & Hecla
Time
Steptoe Valley
Nevada Consolidated
Boston Consolidated Company
Treasury
Federal Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of
Boston Company
Boston Consolidated Copper Company
United Metals
Copper Producers’ Statement
The
Copper Producers’ Association
First National Bank of Boston
I. F. Burgin
Nevada Utah Mines Company
O. S. Caughey
Boston Bank Officers’ Association
John P. Lyman
Webster & Atlas National Bank
Charles R. Batt
National Security Bank
John J. Martin
Exchange Trust Company
Arthur B. Silsbee
Merchants’ National Bank
Albert J. Foster
People’s National Bank
William H. Hill
International Trust Company
J. C. Burns
H. S. Martin
Mr. Burns
Knickerbocker Trust Company of
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Company
Fisk & Robinson
Securites
Ag Chem
Boston Corinives
Butte Ballak
Giroux
Hancock
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake Bi
Keweenaw
New Arcadian
Sup & Bos
Super & Pitts
Swift & Cons Eee
U S Coal
Apex
Ee Ae
William E. Soule
Eeeer
Eee
Eens
Ewanene Se Discount
Boston Clearings
Sub-Treasury
Cranston Coal Co
Providence Coal
State Street News
Hull Copper
Rockland
Fugies Nest
Mansfield
New. Com
Bidwell Blue
Quartette
King Crowthe
Inter-Trust Security Co
Water ST
Fats Stonean & Co
GEO. K. Willand & CO
State St
Veltephone Main
E ‘Long & Co
Bureau of
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Mining Curb Brokers Stock Exchange
Mass
Fort Hill
Slater
Worcester
Broad St
Detroit
Chicago
Toronto
Navin & Kelly
Oxford Linen Mills
Béc
Boston Ee
Boston Traveler
Jamaica
Boston Opera House
James Shay & CO
Mana
T&t
Mick
Rtchison Oe
Lee Do
Bos & Alderyy
Boston Elevated
Bo Bos & Lowell Ee Ee
Boston & Maine
Bow & Prov
Vitchburg
Maine
ISS
West Ind
Los
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Arizona
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Cal
Daly West
Elm River
Greene Cananea
la Salle
Mexico
Michigan
Nipissing
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Colony
Old Dominion
Parrott
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
St Mary
Eevesia
Tamarack Bee
Trinity
Ve .Stah
Winona
Wyandot
Tel & Tel
Sting
Edison Elee
Danis General Mlee
Butt
Pulman Co
Seattle
Torrington
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma
NEW York Bonds
Amer Ag Chem
Amer Tobacco
Armour
Eali & Ohio
Iten
Bethlehem Steel
Hd Brook Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Union el Ss
Brook Union Gas Hs
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Do I & A
Vt Chi & Alton Goa
En & Q Gon
Ewees
Ee Ee
Chi Ind & L
M & St P
C, RI & Pac
Cin
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Colorado Ind
Col Midland
Col & Southern Ist
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Conn
Ry & L
del & Hudson Cony
Let & Ref
den & RG
1St & Ref
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United Rg
Green Bay
Hoek Valley
Inter Met
Kan City South
Lad G of 'S
Lr&e
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Eer Enae
Louis & Nash
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Ayr
Bae
NH & H
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Ifs
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NOS Ory
Do Pocahontas C
Nor Pacific
Rio Gr West Col
Seaboard
South Car & Ga
South Pacific
Southern Rygen
Mob & O
Col
Texas & Pacific Ist
Assn
SRS
Ls GW
Toronto Ham & Buff
US Realty
Imp
West Maryland
Western Union
Westing el & Mfg
Ace Ataraerd
U S
Wilmington
Del
FE. H. Rollins & Sons
Tso
Chicago Subway
Colt Central
Ariz
Goldfield Ugons Ou
Kerr Lake
Carisa
Rawhide Coalition
Superior & Pitts
Pri
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham
Tate Wet
Sioux
Ajax
Columbus
N. Y. Publication
Fitzgerald Committee
National
Riseu
Wees Bay
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