Prices Advance on Short Covering in A Volatile Market
New York and Boston trading showed gains as short covering revived demand. Amalgamated Copper and Reading led advances while Westinghouse and Mergenthaler fell. Copper sales rumors and ROOSEVELT policy boosts fueled optimism, with later intraday profit taking tempering the rally.
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New York
Boston
Reading Railway
Amalgamated Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Pacific Mail
Westinghouse Electric
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Copper and bond notes headline from Butte and Butte coalitions
March market notes show Giroux Consolidated Mines bonds offering a 95 subscription with staged payments and treasury retention of 500000 in bonds. La France Copper mill closed for upgrades. Mammoth smelter expands output to around 2.5 million pounds monthly. copper price outlook remains strong per Walker's copper letter forecasting higher prices unless demand weakens.
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Giroux Consolidated Mines Company
Butte
la France Copper Company
Butte Coalition Company
Lexington
Mammoth
United States
William EB. Soule
Stock and Bond Market Prices Reported in Boston Market
The Boston market report lists New York stocks with assessment paid and ex-dividend details. It records total sales for the day as 21,871 shares of listed stocks, 21,000 dollars in bonds, 878 rights, 12,738 shares of unlisted stocks, and 200 dollars in unlisted bonds.
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New York Metal Exchange
Lake
New York & New Jersey Telephone Company
H. F. Stevens
H. F. Snow
Western Electric Company
J. T. Waterburn
W. A. Miner
Cactus
Newhouse Company
E. A. McSweeney
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
New York
Richard J. Burton
Bay State Gas Company
Panhandle” Railroad
Michigan Copper Mining Company
American Trust Company
J. J. Mitchell
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
United Cigar Manufacturing Company
Louisville & Nashville
Mayflower Mining Company
Houghton
Copper Range Railroad
Quincy
Dollar Bay
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
Hunt, Mann & Saltonstall
New York Stock Exchange
Edison Bl
Illuminating Company of
Brockton
Malden
Mass
Bond & Goodwin
Lord & Taylor Company
Jay
Massachusetts
Washington
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Boston
DbEx
Boston Curb Market Snapshot Feb 21 Features and Prices
Local curb trading in Boston shows minor changes with Nevada Utah steady near current levels. Bay State Gas trades 44 to 51 cents, Shawmut 48 to 50 cents, Butte & London up 10 cents to 90 cents, Corbin up a point to 10, Davis-Daly 1 8 to 35 8, Balaklasa 1 8 to 238 8, Superior & Pittsburg 7-8 to 123-4 as the list fluctuates.
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Bell
Srg
Vermont
H&h maLeen
Aidt AG Bacon
N & Wee i
Fitch Pr
ST NY
UN Pac
Arizona
Atlantic
Anza
Butte Coal
Cal & A
Pale
yWest
River
Franklin Wee
Greene
la Salle
Ex Sane
Michigan Eee
Mohawk
Mont
West Tel
Mergenthaler
Ee ‘Oy
Alaska Mines Securities
I yBorg
Ager Light & Traction
Bay State Gas Oy
Pee Rites
British Columbia
aAmalgam
Buffalo Gas Wee
Ag Chem
Aie
Butte Coalition
Butte
Chicago
Clear Creek
Cobalt Central
Consolidated Arizona
Con Steamship Co
Isle Royale
Swift Co
Cumberland Ely Ac’ Ates
Davis-Daly Teaee Ween Aif
Hi Douglas Copper
Ween
Ey Consolidated
Empire Steel
Furnace Creek Oxide
Goldfield
Swees
Havana Tobacco Co Hall Signal
Houston Oil
King Edward
Manhattan Transit
McKinley-Darragh Sae
Meerschaum Werner
Uenwwee
Nevada Consolidated Ovees New Mines & Smelting
Nevada
Utah
New York
Nipissing
Eeenee North’n *Securities
Go Sanseree Os
Stewart Tonopah
Union Copper
Exchange Place
Superior & Pittsburg
Lake Copper
Bay State Gas
Corbin
Gumberland Ely
Nevada Utah
Laramie
Shawmut
Butte & London
Davis-Daly
Balaklasa
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
State Street
Boston
Acme Consol
Meek Sheer
Aunge
Aesta State Gas
Aia Butte
Black Mount
Boston & Corbin
Boston Bly
Balaklala Weer
Boswyocolo Seeee
Boston Cobalt
Bingham Mary
Pe. Steamship
Setenes St Conk Ariz Smel
Cumberland Ely
Davis Daly ‘ Eee
Eagle x
Globe Mining
Greene Gold
Glenevia de Preweet
Hancock Goldfield
Hassayampa Ee
Helvetia
Howell & Little
Schalk Ae
Southwest
Sup & Boston
Sup & Sne
Troy Manhattan
Thunder Mt
Union Copper Soon
Suse Ennis
Stoni
Rt of
Creado
Saly
Cerus
Chief Buffinton Wins Absolute Divorce in Winthrop
Ernest R. Buffinton, Winthrop’s chief of police, obtained an absolute divorce yesterday after a year and a half of court action. He had a decree nisi in October 1906 and faced objections from his wife Lacy H. over alleged perjury by a principal witness. Multiple hearings before Judge White overruled Mrs Buffinton’s objections.
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Ernest R. Buffinton
Winthrop
Lacy H
Buffinton
White
Thomas Devine Denies Knowing Roxbury Suicide Victim
Thomas Devine of Wellesley stated he never met Minnie O'Brien the Roxbury girl who shot herself at Ashburnham and had only learned of her death through newspaper reports. He denied any connection to the deceased.
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Thomas Devine
Wellesley
Minnie O’brien
Roxbury
Ashburnham
Trustees Take Over C. F. King Business
Stephen A. Hopkins and Henry D. Yeaton become trustees for C. F. King amid financial strain. They will operate from the Journal building and aim to settle obligations within about 30 days while protecting creditors and clients.
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C. F. King
Journal Building
Stephen A. Hopkins
Henry D. Yeaton
Mr. King
Journal
King
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
Trustees to End Duties as King Resumes Business
Attorneys Carver and Wardner of 28 State street informed trustees in New York that their duties will end next Monday or Tuesday. Mr. King will resume his business once all liabilities are settled.
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King
Carver & Wardner
State Street
New York
Broadway Theatres Show Busy Week and Openings
Eddie Foy arrives at the Majestic for next week in The Orchid while Brewster's Millions nears end at the Colonial. The Man of the Hour and The Rogers Brothers in Panama draw crowds at Tre mont and Hollis. Park audiences warm to Elsie Janis and The Hayden. Boston Theatre keeps The Boys of Company B next week.
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Orchid
The
Majestic
Brewster's Millions
Colonial
Tremont
Hollis
Rogers Brothers
Panama
Elsie Janis
Hayden
the Park
Boston Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Bonita
Globe Theatre
Charles Miller
Castle Square Theatre
Russell Brothers
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Keith's
Grace van Studdiford
Clifton Crawford
Cottrell-Powell
Ruth Allen
Chinko
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Howard Tonight
Arthur Maitland
Isabell Sherman
Jane Stuart
Bowdoin Square Theatre
B. F. Keith
Orpheum Theatre
Joseph Hart
Genaro
Manuel Romaine
Austin & Stone
Theatre Comique
Hub Theatre
Miles Bros
Parker Hancock Dead in Franklin New Hampshire
Parker C. Hancock prominent saw manufacturer dies at age 64 in Franklin N H He helped run G W Griffin & Co and served two terms in the Legislature He held town offices and was a 32d degree Mason He is survived by a widow and four children.
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Franklin, N. H
Parker C. Hancock
G. W. Griffin & Co
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