Copper Stocks Rally On Big Buying in Copper Market
Wall Street notes a broad buying surge with Union Pacific hitting a May 1901 record and Sloss-Sheffield Steel rising sharply. Boston and local markets show strong copper activity, with Amalgamated, Copper Range, Mohawk, and other miners advancing as traders anticipate sustained gains and a potential leaderless rise into weeks ahead.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Southern Iron Companies
Congress
New Haven
United States
Boston
New York
Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Payment Totals
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend and installment payments. Total sales list shows listed stocks 171,749 shares, bonds $85,000, unlisted stocks 18,809 shares.
Market advances continue in New York stocks
The New York stock market rose with strong breadth led by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Steel and coal shares climbed as Amalgamated saw heavy buying and Gould stocks showed notable strength. Total volume reached 848,900 shares as prices edged higher for the week.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Gould
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Atreette
Atch, Topeka & San Fe
Brooklyn Ae Transit
Mil & St Paul
I & Pacific Com
Lise Ake
Erle i Pacific
Pennsylvania
Sao
de Rives En
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Oref
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
CS & St Louis
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & Wes
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Centra
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Fe i
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Son
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Inn
St Paul
Issouri Pacific
Kan & Tex
Mexico
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Aoe
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Owe
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Donia ‘& West
Gopeas
Central
Eee
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Amer Sugar
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Oa
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel Iron
Bey Consolidated As
Eoree
Securities
General Electric
Enreen i
North American
Pacific
People’s Gas
Beatie Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U'S
Virginia
Carolina
Westinghouse
Flectric
Western Union
Slight Advance in Wheat in Chicago Trading
Wheat prices in Chicago rose slightly today on February 21 as reduced primary receipts due to poor roads trimmed supply. Corn and oats also advanced while provisions held steady to up six cents. July led activity after an initial Liverpool driven decline with some May shorts covered on small dips.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with May wheat around 118% to 119 and July near 47, cash oats mixed with May and Sept positions. They note a holiday mood with firm closes, corn strength driven by rising commissions and short covering, and oats slower but bolstered by corn gains amid profit taking.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago
Trust firm rates and preferred stocks listed
Adams Trust Company initial rate two per cent effective March 1. Lord and Taylor offers semi annual preferred stock at three per cent starting March 1. United States Leather Company issues quarterly one per cent preferred. Railway Steel Spring Company also quarterly at one per cent preferred with March 20 date.
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Adams Trust Company
Lord & Taylor
United States Leather Company
Railway Steel Spring Company
Curiosity Leads to Knowledge and Perfection in Whiskey
Inquiry to knowledge to practice to improvement shows G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies as perfection in purity age and strength. Small quantities aid the sick and are endorsed by physicians. Sold by licensed dealers with proprietor name on the label and cork. Sealed bottles only.
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G. O. Taylor
Four Vessels Dock at Wharf Amid Rich Catch and Tugs Active
Four fishing vessels reached a wharf early yesterday while the sloop Viola arrived late in the afternoon from shore fishing. The Tartar carried haddock, cod, and hali but at prices up to 60 cents per pound for haddock and large cods. The Mary C Santos and other ships held hundreds of thousands of pounds of haddock and cod with prices among the year’s high. The Mon arch was towed to Gloucester by tug Irving F. Ross. Captain Johnson of Standard Oil’s towboat is ill in Brooklyn, with command shifted to Captain Stell Lennan of Chelsea. Gale shifts wreckage on North Dennis flats, and the Alice May Davenport is being pulled off the beach. Tourist exodus continues, Admiral Dewey sails for Port Antonio with notable passengers, and new wireless messages are sent from tug Savage. Lumber cargoes bound for Bahia Blanca and Leyland liner Canadian heads to Liverpool with corn, cattle, and sheep as steamers prepare for Bermuda voyages.
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Amalgamated
Boston Coppers
Boston
Standard Oil
Lawson
Mohawk
Shannon
Bingham
Centennial
Franklin
Greene
Isle Royale
Parrott
Trinity
United States
Winona
Old Dominion
Michigan
Boston & Worcester
American Telephone
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
United Fruit
Viola
Tartar
Mary C. Santos
Catharine
Ellen
Irene
May
Haddock
Monarch
Gloucester
Irving F. Ross
Charles Johnson
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stell Lennan
Chelsea
Bayonne
N. J
Alice May Davenport
North Dennis Flats
Vessels Entering Harbor Amid Ice and Storms
The packet Cymric arriving from Liverpool with 10 saloon and 653 steerage passengers, and the Mystic from Louisburg with coal for Everett, share in rough seas and delays. The Norman from New York, laden with coal and dynamite, has been detained by ice at Vineyard Haven. Other vessels, including the William L. Walker and John R. Bergen, are listed among ships cleared or sent to sea as weather and ice disrupt early winter shipping on the Atlantic coast.
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Norman
New York
Vineyard Haven
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Item
Almanac style shipping note lists sun rise and set times, moon rise, high water, and times of tides. Reads like a clipped maritime reference with hurried numerals and scattered letters.
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO THE WEST PROMISED
From March 1 to May 15 extremely low fares from New England to the West via Grand Trunk Central Vermont and Boston and Maine. San Francisco and Los Angeles each $49.90, Portland $49.90, Butte $45.90 with personally conducted tourist sleeping cars from Boston twice weekly. Contact T H Hanley in Boston for quotes and information.
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Northwest
Grand Trunk-Central Vermont Railways
Boston & Maine R. R
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Oregon
Butte
Mont
Boston
West
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
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