Directors Elect Howe Vice President of American Trust
James C. Howe elected vice-president of the American Trust Co at today’s meeting, succeeding J. H. Perkins who resigned months ago. Howe is son of Henry C. Howe of Lawrence & Co. The Victoria Copper proxy count delays adjournment to 11 a m tomorrow.
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American Trust Company Today
James C. Howe
J. H. Perkins
Mr. Howe
Henry C. Howe
Lawrence & Co
Victoria Copper Company
Sharp Stock Price Rebounds Amid Nervous Opening
New York and Boston markets opened with nervous selling from margined holders after yesterday's decline. Short covering and professional support pushed prices higher, led by Amalgamated and Reading with notable gains in Tamarack and Isle Royale, while Am. Tel. & Cable and Wolverine dropped in New York and Boston respectively. Call money stood at 2 percent in New York and 24 to 3 percent in Boston. time money ranged 2 1 2 to 3 1 4 percent.
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Steel Common
Amalgamated
Reading
Am. Tel. & Cable
Tamarack
Wolverine
State Street
Southern Railway
Shorts
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
North Butte
Isle Royale
Osceola
East Butte
Boston & Maine
Old Dominion
Telephone
Utah Copper
Market Roundup Table Shows Day’s Stock and Bond Totals
The Boston Market reports the day’s prices and total sales in a comprehensive table, detailing stock and bond movements for February 24. Data reflects market activity across major issues and trading volumes observed by the exchange.
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Boston
Bay State Gas leads Boston curb market rally
Bay State Gas opened at 2 cents in Boston curb trading, slipped to 61 cents, then rose to 75 cents before closing firm at 71 cents. Insider buying is cited as driving the jump. Raven recovered from 36 to 42 cents, ending at 41 cents, with Cumberland Ely, Davis Daly and Silver Leaf Cobalt among other notable moves.
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Davis Daly
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Ariz
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Ohio
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Og O's
New York
Market Roundup Sparks 6,000 Bay State Gas, 1,900 Coalitions
In daily trading updates, Bay State Gas saw a robust 6,000 share movement while 1,900 units traded for the Butte Coalition. Market activity shows mixed shifts across gas and coalition stakes amid early-week volatility.
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Butte Coalition
Bonds Placed and Bonds Offered Across Markets 1909 1910
Glou ster mass awards a 100000 temporary loan to City National Bank of Gloucester at 3 335 per cent discount. Other bids came from Bond & Goodwin Loring Tolman & Tupper and Cape Ann National Bank. London books close as subscriptions exceed 50000000 for Argentine bonds. City Comptroller Betz awards 400000 refunding bonds to N W Halsey Co. Unlisted department adds Chesapeake & Ohio United States Mortgage & Trust interim certificates. Trumbull County Ohio sells 60000 road bonds to Cleveland Trust for premium 8050. Greenville South Carolina awards 75000 refunding water bonds to Dayton & Trust for premium 230. Hartford plans 1000000 city bonds for municipal buildings. Rye awards 400000 park bonds to N W Harris Co. 3 85s at 100 194 interest semi annual. Southern Railway to issue around 20000000 in general development 4s to cover 16000000 short term notes maturing April 1.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Warren
Board of Commissioners of
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Cleveland Trust Company
Southern Railway Company
Somerville and Worcester bid results on city loans
Somerville Massachusetts awards a 160 900 temporary loan to Curtis and Sanger at 3.02 percent discount with 50 cents premium dated February 24 maturing November 2 Other bidders include Bond and Goodwin First National Bank of Boston and Loring Tolman and Tupper Salem Massachusetts awards 40 000 in twelve percent bridge bonds dated January 1 1909 maturing annually 1910 19 with bids to Perry Coffin and Burr. Worcester county issues 100 000 temporary loan split 50 000 due October 15 and 50 000 due December 15 at 8.02 percent discount and 3.01 percent discount with 1 75 premium to George Mixter of New York plus other bidders. City Treasurer Clinton of Worcester invites bids for 325 000 10 year registered bonds due 192? before March 2 noon.
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Salem
Perry, Coffin & Burr
Malden
Estabrook & Co
Worcester County
Merchants’ National Bank of Worcester
George Mixter
New York
Clinton
Worcester
Dividends Declared by Several Firms This Quarter
Railway Steel Springs Company declares a quarterly dividend of 134 percent on preferred stock with March 20 payment date and books closing March 10 reopening March 22. Childs Company declares 154 percent on preferred stock with books closing March 4 reopening March 10. Childs Company also declares 1144 percent on common stock with March 10 close and March 4 reopen. Chicago City Railways Company declares 114 percent quarterly with books closing March 6 reopening March 17.
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Railway Steel Springs Company
Childs Company
Chicago City Railways Company
Calendar for Today in Corporate Dividends and Meetings
Books close for Donald Steamship Co United Cigar Mfg pref and other firms. Dividends payable include Colorado Mining Homestake Mining Kansas Natural Gas Northern Pennsylvania Railroad Peoples Gas Light & Coke. Meetings set for American Bank Note Co Bell Telephone Co of Canada Standard Oil Co Tennessee Copper Co Northern Central Railway Central Leather Empire Steel & Iron National Lead pref U S Leather.
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We Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securitie
Jos Hoy Cma
Erie Sen Ee
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Enon
Iowa Central
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Missouri Pacific
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Am Tel & Tel
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Homestake Mining
Kansas Natural Gas
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad
People’s Gas Light & Coke
Meetings
American Bank Note Co
Bell Telephone Co
Canada
Standard Oil Co
New York
Tennessee Copper Co
Northern Central Railway
Quincy Mining Company 1908 Annual Report Highlights
The Quincy Mining Company reports 1908 mining and smelting costs totaling 1 980 867 with additional charges for taxes 47 910 construction 104 604 and Franklin lands 50 000. The 16 5 percent return on 2 750 000 capital stock is noted. As of Jan 1 1909 accounts receivable 256 099 cash copper and investments 705 122. Payables in New York 123 748 and at the mine 226 017.
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Franklin
New York
Portland Ticket Agent H. A. Snow Dies of Typhoid
Herbert A. Snow, ticket agent at Union Station and president of the Portland Railroad and Steam boat Traffic Association, died at his home in Portland Me from typhoid fever. He was born in Truro Mass educated in Somerville Roxbury and began railroading at sixteen before moving to Portland six years ago. He belonged to Dunster lodge Odd Fellows of Cambridge Mass.
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Herbert A. Snow
Union
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Truro
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Ephraim Snow
Somerville
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Dunster Lodge of Odd Fellows
Cambridge
Steel price reductions announced by United States Steel
New reporations to steel buyers show prices cut by 1.30 per hundred pounds for shapes and plates and 1.20 for bars. The drops amount to six dollars a ton for shapes and four dollars a ton for bars, with a possible ten dollar per ton reduction expected for steel pipe.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Mule Club Dance Promised With West End Officials
Preparations completed for the Mule Club third annual dance in Drobdine Hall tonight. Notable West End politicians will attend the grand march with Edgar H. Williams serving as floor director.
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West End
Drodbine Hall
Edgar H. Williams
The
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