Markets Evidence Professional Zone Marks Yesterday's Activity
Yesterday's market snapshot shows total sales in New York and Boston with notable activity. Reading led New York with 106,900 shares traded, while Steel common topped Boston with 3,115 shares. Am Tel & Tel rose from 244 to 140 in New York and fell from 214 to 140 in Boston. Corn Products pfd slipped from 214 to 80 in New York. General Electric dropped to 154 in Boston. Call money stood at 2.34 in New York and 3 to 4 percent in Boston. Time money ranged 3.14 to 4.34 percent in New York and 4 to 5 percent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Reading
Am. Tel. & Tel
Corn Products Pfd
General Electric
Atchison
Bos & Albany
Bos
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Union Pacific
West End
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Aoramet
Daly West
Elm River
Franklin Oe
Ao Granby
Greene Cananea
North Butte
Old Dominion
Quincey
Santa Fe
Shannon
Superior
Tamarack
Trinity
Sao Utah Consolae
Utah Cop
Wolverine
Georgia
Pullman Co
Seattle
United Fruit Tees
United Shoe Mach
US Steel Siew Ehh
Gulf Nubis
Boston Corbin
East Butte
Giroux
Hancock
Helvetia
Indiana
Kerr Lake
Il Bay
Lake Copper
Miami
North Lake
Utah
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
I S
Coal & Ol
Thy Am Amalgamated Copper
BSI
Car & Foundry
Am Hide & Leather
BOL
Am See Securities
Locomotive Ae
Am Smelting
Am Tel & Tel
Am Woolen
Aneconda Mining Co
Atchison Ee
G & Ohio
Chesapeake
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Gt West
New
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Colorado, & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Ener
Great Northern
Interborough
Inter Marine
Kansas City Southern
Louisville &Nashvile
Minn
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pitts
C & St L
Republic
Rock Island Colt
St-L& S I
St Louis Southwestern
Stoss Sheffield S&1
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Virginia Carolina
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Pittsburg Coal
Am Steel Foundries
Laclede Gas
Market Mixed as Industrials Weaken in Early Session
State Street notes a cautious start with rails showing small gains while industrials dip. By noon the market eased except select issues like New York Central Colorado Southern and American Telephone which rose. The day closed irregularly, with Steel common Reading Union Pacific and New York Central active.
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State Street
New York Central
Colorado Southern
American Telephone
Western
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Boston curb market features several named sellers and steady prices
Boston curb market notes today highlight Boston Ely China Ely Central Dominion Syndicate and Oneco with Rawhides prominent at times. Prices described as generally steady and full curb list fluctuations are outlined in detail.
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Boston
Boston Ely
China
Ely Central
Dominion Syndicate
Oneco
Quincy seeks bids for 125000 dollar temporary loan
Boston Feb 21 The treasurer of Quincy Massachusetts will receive bids until noon Feb 24 for a temporary loan of 125000 dollars payable Feb 24 1911 Falls River Massachusetts has awarded a temporary loan of 100000 dollars maturing Nov 21 to Estabrook Co at 353 percent discount and $2 premium Other bidders included Bond Goodwin First National Bank of Boston Loring Tolman Tupper and Blake Bros Co with discounts ranging from 358 to 364 percent
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Boston
Quincy
Mass
Falls River
Estabrook & Co
Bond & Goodwin
First National Bank of Boston
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Blake Bros. & Co
March stock close and dividend dates listed for several companies
Great Northern Ore Properties posts 50c dividend with record date March 15. Laclede Gas Light Co declares 114 per cent on common stock with record March 15. Books close March 1 reopen March 16. Buffalo and Susquehanna R R Co sets 1 per cent preferred quarterly with March 1. Lake of the Woods Co announces quarterly 11% per cent on common with March 1. Lake of the Woods Co declares extra 5 per cent with March 1.
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Great Northern Ore Properties
Laclede Gas Light Co
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R. Co
Lake of the Woods Co
Judge Wait Defends Unions While Endorsing Punishment
Judge Wait reiterated that some youth offences stem from labor union stand on apprenticeships. He refused to oppose unions, stressing duty to punish bad boys while noting unions influence employment. He warned unions to respect judicial independence and compared calls to Governor Draper to past slavery rhetoric.
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Walt
Central Labor Union
Wait
Draper
South
Yale Varsity Crews Practice Open Water
Yale varsity crews opened the season on the water in New Haven. The first and second eights launched barges and rowed an hour in short stretches with Ben Wallis rowing at stroke. The squad is slated for daily harbor practice through the season’s end.
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New Haven
Yale
Ben Wallis
Accuses Fin Commission of Dodging Work in City Salaries Row
Ex councilman Goodwin blasts Finance Commission chairman Sullivan for targeting city laborers while ignoring tax dodging and inflated property assessments. He cites 1909 payrolls rising 65 percent, urges investigation of assessed values, real estate loans, and alleged misreporting in Exeter Street and Dundee Street parcels.
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Frank A. Goodwin
East Boston
Finance Commission
Commission
Sullivan
Goodwin
Old Finance Commission
Penal Institutions Department
Cregse
Bohooe Giese
Oaas
South End
Registry of
Exeter Street
Savings Bank
Dundee Street
Nielsen Triumphs in Boito's Mefistofele at Boston Opera
The Boston Opera Company second Mefistofele performance features Miss Nielsen as Marguerite, with stronger stage craft and richer scenery including the Brocken and Panajos river scenes. Mardones and Boninsegna give solid support. Bourrillon’s illness shifts La Gioconda to Friday. final season show on Saturday matinee with Baklanoff and Nivette.
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Boito
Broecken
Panajos
Goethe
Arrigo Boite
Miss Nielson
Boite
Marguerite
Gounod
Bourrillon
Ponchielli
Lakme
Mme. Boninsegna
Maria Claesse
Laura
Elvira Severoni la Cieca
Florencio Constantino Enzo
Mr. Constantino
George Baklanoff
Baranab
Giusto Nivette
Alvise
Somerville School Board Accepts Dentists Offer
The Somerville School Board accepted a group of 28 city dentists to treat pupils at a nominal cost. A dedicated room with heat light and water will be provided. Treatment days are Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with costs of 10 to 25 cents and parental consent required.
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Somerville School Board
Tufts 11 Medicos Gather at Banquet
The class of 1911 Tufts College Medical School banquet was held at the American House with a representative turnout. Speakers included Dr F M Briggs secretary of the faculty Dr G H Washburn obstetrics Dr E P Stowell pediatrics Dr R C Larabee hematology and Dr James Power of Providence R I F W O'Brien served as toastmaster.
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Tufts College Medical School
American House
F. M. Briggs
G. H. Washburn
Department of
E. P. Stowell
R. C. Larabee
James Power
Providence
R. I
F. W. O’brien
Boston Council Defies Finance Commission on Messengers and Clerks
Boston's new City Council ignored the Finance Commission recommendation to abolish either the city messenger or the clerk of committees. It passed an order defining duties temporarily with plans to establish both offices permanently later. The commission's communication was referred to a committee.
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Boston
New City Council
Finance Commission
Commission
Council Rejects Pay Hike for Clerk and Messenger
Councilmen Curley and Brand urged raising clerk of committees and city messenger salaries to 3000 dollars, but the measure failed. President Ballantyne did not vote. Mayor Fitzgerald left for the South. the annual appropriation bill was sent to the appropriations committee for its first meeting next Thursday. Acting Mayor Ballantyne presented the first loan order of the year, 4500 dollars for finishing Franklin Field locker building, at the Mayor and City Council town meetings. Ballantyne announced standing committee appointments, though not as planned. A list of committees followed with chairmen named for each.
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Curley and
Brand
City Messenger
Ballantyne
Fitzgerald
South
Committee On Appropriations
Franklin Field
Bottle Bill Sparks Daylong Liquor Law Hearing
Anti liquor advocates pressed a bar and bottle bill before the committee on liquor law yesterday while remonstrants argued impracticality and that it defies the will of license voters. Support came from Melvin M. Johnson Robert A Woods the Rev Herbert S Johnson and others. opposition from Arthur Spring Duncan Ralph C Goudy William B Sullivan and Edward A McLaughlin among others.
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Committee On Liquor Law
Melvin M. Johnson
Robert A. Woods
Herbert S. Johnson
Charles J. Barn
Frank H. Noyes
Men’s Church Brotherhood
Leopold A. Ixnessa
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Horace D. King
Tolman Temperance Fund
A. P. Wilson
Lynn
Arthur Spring
Boston Law Department
Duncan
Lowell
Ralph C. Goudy
Stone train at Newtonville riven by vandals
In Newtonville an inbound passenger train was stoned after leaving the station at 6 08 p m with a shattered window but no injuries reported. The division has seen several such incidents recently with prosecutions in at least one case.
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Newton
Newtonville
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Boston Stock Exchange
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American Trust Company
Stephen R. Dow
Franklin
Stephen R. Dow & Co
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Exchange Trust Company
Northwestern Metals Company
United States Banana Company
Champion Igniter Company
C. B. Belt & Co
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New Baltic
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R&r
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Sesso
Chandler Bros. & Co
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Allis-Chalmers Bos
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Adventure Consolidated Report
Adventure Consolidated Copper Co
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Attridge
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McDonald
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Kkenny
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Councillor Brand
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co
Massachusets Bonding and Insurance
Rd Kebruth
Sohn Vw. Burnet, Treas
P. O. Box
United States Securities Co
State St
North American Rubber Company
Wanter
James ,Shany & Co
Go State St
Auburn
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