Bearish Day Dominates New York and Boston Markets
General decline follows steel break as New York and Boston stock rooms show broad weakness. Amalgamated, Steel common, and copper names lead losses while bids and margins tighten. money markets hold at 2 1/2 to 4 per cent with volume heavy in steel and allied issues.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
N. Y
N. H
State Street
London
Steel Corporation
Butte and
National City Bank
Argentina
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
North
Butte
East Butte
Lake District
Duluth
Calumet & Hecla
Bigelow
Steel
Adventure
Allouez
Franklin
Isle Royale
Superior
Tamarack
North Butte
Osceola
Tae Este
Elas
Ae Aces
Okie
New York Funds
Boston Clearing
Treasury
Venton
Voces
Esas Ees
Adipe Sc
Reichamar ® S
Baw Ene Kross
Stock and bond market table records prices and sales
The Boston market column from February 18 reports the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales in a concise tally. The table lists securities traded, their closing or bid prices, and the aggregate value of transactions for the session.
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Boston
Boston curb market shows modest activity and price shifts
The Boston curb market today saw moderate activity led by Silver Queen Cumberland Ely San Antonio and Gas. San Antonio rose from 14 to 143 after fluctuations and closed 141-8. Gas held firm around 65 cents while Cumberland Ely stayed near 814. Silver Queen traded up to 65 cents despite a dividend issue and president resignation, finishing at 64 cents.
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Silver Queen
Cumberland Ely
San Antonio
Boswyocolo
Lu Lwiv
Cal & Corbin
Chemung Sou Oo Soo
Cobalt Central
Corbin
Mien
Davis Daly
Sts
Dominion Copper
Eagle & Blue Bell
Eclipse Oil
Wirst Nat
Leyser
Giroux
Erbeee i
Goldfield Con
Goldfield Daisy Tow
Helvetia
Laremie OG
Majestic Wwe
Nevada
Utah
Ohio
Il Il
FOO
Seneca
Yukon
Bond market notes on railroad and street railway securities
Blair & Co and partners advance 5 million in Denver Rio Grande first and refunding bonds for equipment and upgrades. NYSE to list 16.604 million in Farmers' Loan CD certificates and various 4 percent refunding bonds of the Metropolitan Street Railway and related debentures and gas company issues. Quincy awards 25 thousand temporary loan to Eliot National Bank at 3.04 percent. bids due Feb 26 for Portland water district 2 million 5 percent refunding water bonds.
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Compressed Air Power Co
Boston
Curb
Boston Stock Exchange
Congress Street News
Congress Street
New York Stock Exchange
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
New York & Richmond Gas Company
Iowa Central Railway Company
Mie cl
Quincy
Mass
Eliot National Bank
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Bond & Goodwin
Blake Bros. & Co
First National Bank of Boston
Portland, Me
Calendar for Today Books Close
Dominion Coal Co. Ltd National Sea Co pref Sloss Sheffield Standard Oil Co Calumet Hecla Amer Smelters Securities pref A Amer Smelters Securities pref B Galveston Electric pref United Bank Note Corp ISOOKS Open Alliance Realty General Chemical
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Close Dominion Coal Co
National Sead Co
Sloss-Sheffield
Common
Standard of Co. Calumet & Hecla
Amer, Smelters Securities
Amer
Smelters Securities
Galveston Electric
United Bank Note Corp
Isooks Open Alliance Realty
General Chemical
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
National Lead Co declares 11 percent quarterly dividend on common stock with books closing March 12 and reopening March 17. Old Dominion Co New Jersey pays quarterly dividend with clearing date March 18 to stock of record March 5. books close March 6 reopening March 18. Calumet & Hecla sets $5 quarterly dividend with stock record Feb 19 and payment March 19. Massachusetts Gas Cos issues $1 dividend with record date March 15 and payment April 1. Heywood Bros Wakefield Co semianual $3 preferred dividend to stock of record February.
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West End
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Sear
Franklin
Granby Seeeas
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la Salle
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Mexico
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Butte
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Santa Fe
Shannon Eveeewe
Tamarack Steeve
Tennessee
Tennessee Sae 40 40 Aol 394, 2,086 ‘Trinity 1445 14 12 17 415 Utah Conso
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Victoria Utah Copper Co
Winona OF
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Wyandot
Amer Tel & Tel
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Western Tel
Amer
General Electric
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The
Mackay Co
Eng the Pullman Co
United Fruit
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Lom
U S Steel
Lilly
Joston & Corbin
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Keweenaw
Lake
Miami
Newhouse Mines
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Sup & Witls
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Fae Amer Cotton Oil
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Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Tobacco
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Amer Tt & T Co
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SOO
C & St Louis
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Railway Steel
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Tennessee Copper
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Do Prep
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling & Lake Urie
Wisconsin Central
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National Lead Co
Old Dominion Co
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Calumet & Hecla
Massachusetts Gas Cos
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co
Taylor a Co. D Man Not Members of Co. B Letter
Ww. P. Gilmore, late of D Company, Old Sixth Regiment, M. V. M., Salem Depot New Hampshire, challenges an earlier Post article by T F F Jones of Binghamton New York stating Charles A. Taylor belonged to Company B. Gilmore says Taylor served in Lowell City Guards Company D under Captain James W. Hart, deceased.
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James P. Graves
Bingham Mines Company
Bingham Consolidated Mining Company
T. F. F. Jones
Binghamton
N. Y
Old Sixth Massachusetts
Old Sixth Regiment
Salem Depot
N. H
Should Vote on Charter Debate in Boston
At a Boston Economic Club dinner, Harvey N. Shepard urged that residents vote on the proposed city charter. Ex-Governor Bates, representing Mayor Hibbard, opposed a referendum and argued the Finance Commission conclusions should stand. John F. Moors of the Finance Commission defended the charter as a civic awakening.
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Boston
Harvey N. Shepard
Economic Club
American House
Bates
Hibbard
State House
Finance Commission
John F. Moors
Worcester youth bailed after jewelry theft arrest
Lee S. Hurlburt, 23, from a prominent Worcester family, was arrested for allegedly stealing five diamond rings, three diamond studs, and a diamond pin worth 3400 from Mrs. George W. Hammond at 70 Westland Avenue. Hammond bailed him out at Back Bay station and may seek probation if the case goes to court. Hurlburt resides with his parents at 31 Lancaster Street.
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Lee S. Hurlburt
Worcester
George W. Hammond
Oxford
Back Bay
Hurlburt
Goodson Recital by Olin Downes
Miss Katherine Goodson, pianist, presented a Jordan Hall program of Schumann Fantasie StUKe op 12, Grieg E major, Chopin pieces, Sibelius parlor works, Tschaikowsky, Gernsheim, Raff, and Liszt 12th Rhapsody. The reviewer notes her past promise and calls the recital safe and varied.
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Katherine Goodson
Jordan Hall
Schumann
Greig
Chopin
Sibelius
Tschaikowsky
Gernsheim
Raff
Liszt
Lack Cash for Fin Com Printing Sparks Council Report
A public report from a Common Council special committee finds the Finance Commission overstepped its budget by ordering printing of four volumes without sufficient funds. Mayor Hibbard had transferred 2700 dollars for part of the work, leaving the superintendent of printing in a difficult position. The committee condemns the commission’s budgeting and decries the disregard for public funds.
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Common Council
Finance Commission
Hibbard
Critics Spark Debate Over Miss Goodson Performance
The review faults the program for trivial music and urges the soloist Miss Goodson to aim higher. It notes ample room for talent among artists, calls the classics overfamiliar, and says while performances were acceptable and audiences enthusiastic encores were required, more substantial selections were expected.
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Goodson
Tufts Recital Earns Warm Praise At Steiner Hall
Miss Marion Lina Tufts, pianist, gave a concert to a good audience in Steiner Hall yesterday evening. Critics praised her industrious study and high aims, noting confident handling of ambitious works and a fluent finger technique. The performance inspired general pleasure, though observers suggested simpler phrasing in some passages and less wrist movement.
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Marion Lina Tufts
Steiner
Miss Tufts
Liszt
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