Markets Offer Sharp Contrast Across Cities
Total sales in New York reached 593 900 shares and 54 944 shares in Boston. Reading led New York with 89 800 shares traded. Amalgamated topped Boston with 12 581. Delaware & Hudson rose 4 percent to 1723, while Metropolitan Street Railway fell to 254. Wolverine gained to 142 in Boston, Calumet & Hecla dropped to 590. Call money stood at 1 percent in New York and 24 to 3 percent in Boston. Time money ranged 2 to 4 percent in New York and 3 to 44 percent in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Delaware & Hudson
Metropolitan Street Railway
Wolverine
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated Copper
Amar & Foundry
Ice Securities
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio A
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leathe
Chesapeake & Ohio “S
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
CCC & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Col & Southern Ist
Denver
Rio Grande
Istillers Securities Ee
General Electric
Great Northe Pyg
OPO Cts
Illinois Central
Interborough
International Paper Ove
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn Stp&s St M
S& Oe
Missouri Pacific
Ewe
Kansas & Texas
New York Central Ee
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pitts, Co
St Louis
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sloss
Sheffield Ss & I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Aeo- Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Do Refuse Eeeseae
US Steel
Utah
Virginia
Market Closes Near Highs After Mixed Session Highlights
Stocks ended with an improved tone after early selling and later upturns. Amalgamated fell to 65 but recovered to 67. Smelters 80 to 80 7 8. Anaconda 39 1 4 to 37 1 2. National Lead 73 to 71 1 2. Calumet & Hecla weakened to 69 0 after offering notes. Isle Royale Tamarack Osceola saw wide ranges. Industrials mixed. overall 25 leaders up, with the average up 1 point from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler
the Pullman Co
United Fruit Ser
Batopilas
Bos On
Bos & Corbin
Isle Royale
Lake
Miami
Superior & Boston
Superior & Pitts
Utah-Apex Eee Enree
State Street
Wisconsin Central Group
Harriman and
Hawley
Amalgamated
Smelting
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel Common
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Calumet & Hecla-Bigelow
Tamarack
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Granby
Allouez
Famarack
Wolverine
Boston & Maine
Ee Caae
Ieee New York Funds
Moston
Cressines
O. Io
Boston
Ba Bates
Pporruty
New -York
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Pournog Oul
Reichemarks 2S Aces Cece
Guildera
Calumet & Hecla-Bigelow Deal
Market Prices and Totals for Boston Stocks and Bonds
The table records the day’s stock and bond price movements and the total sales. It lists security names, prices, and volumes for a snapshot of market activity in Boston on February 26.
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Boston
Boston curb market brisk with broad trading
Boston curb market activity was broad and steady with leading issues like Giroux Consolidated First National Bay State Gas Cumberland Ely Dominion Copper Goldfield Consolidated and Raven dominating. Prices remained firm as latest news had little impact on overall trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Giroux Consolidated
First National
Bay State Gas
Cumberland Ely
Dominion Copper
Goldfield Consolidated
Raven
Acme
Los
Nevada
Ariz Michigan Sen
Wees Ee
GOS
Beaver
Bingham Mines
Black Mountain
Boston Ely
Butte & London
Corbin
Davis-Daly Oe
Iescume
Giroux Consol
Hancock
Helvetia
Utah
Nipissing
Ohio
Soci
Union Mines
United Zine Pref
Fligh
Alaska
Am Tobacco
Eee
British Col
Butte Coalition Eocems
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
Cumberland Ely Oe
Douglas Coppe
NY ‘Transportation
Nipissing M Co
Ohio Copper
Silver Queen
Standard Oil
Superior & Pitts Ae
United Copper Me
Yukon
Everlasting Money Getter Offer From Whitman Pharmacal Co
Massachusetts corporation markets a cathartic product claiming superiority and offers limited 7 percent preferred and common stock at par ten dollars per share. Promises strong appeal to conservative investors citing high consumer use of cathartics and invites information requests to Whitman Pharmacal Company Station A Whitman, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Corporation
Whitman Pharmacal Company
Whitman
Maas
Cascarets
Carter
Stuart
Interboro Met 414s and Other Rail Bond Figures
A crippled OCR style rail bond table notes Interboro Met 414s and 48. It lists Louis & Nashun4s 78 percent and Wabash ext 48 with 745 percent and $37. It shows Southern Ry 48 and 81 percent, 9214 Mo Pacific 4s, and Adams Ex 45 with 92 percent.
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U S
Minn & St L
Kan & Tex
Atchison
North Pacific
Nor & West
Coast Line
Oregon
Ealt & Ohio
Penn
L & San Fig
Ches & Ohio
Seaboard Air L
Chi & Alton
TOY So Pacific
RI & Pace
Tex & Pacific
St L & W
Union Pacific
Colo Indus
Colo Midland
Cole & South
Wabash
del & Huder
Western Md
Denver & Rio
Lake Shore
Wee
Hock Valley
Interboro Met
Japan
He ES Icing Co
Eas Do
Louis
Southern Ry
Mo Pacific
Adams Ex
City Treasurers Award Temporary Loans and Bond Sales
Portland Maine and Newport Rhode Island award temporary loans totaling 230000. Citizens Savings Bank Providence and First National Boston win 3.1 and 3.11 percent discounts respectively. Southern Railway bonds sold to J P Morgan syndicate for 21 million to refinance short term notes. New bond issuers include Clinton and Madison counties with Kountze Bros and Oneida Savings Bank taking bonds at premiums. Lee Higginson buys Calumet and Hecla notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Citizens’ Savings Bank of Providence
R. I
First National Bank of Boston
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Bond & Goodwin
Blake Bros. & Co
Southern Railway Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Newport, R. I
Aquidneck National Bank of
Newport
Win
Readable Names and Shares in Historic Company Notices
A listing of company names and security details appears, noting American Express American Railways Delaware and Hudson and others. Dividends payable are shown for National Biscuit Co Quaker Oats Terre Haute Traction and light details for preferred shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express
American Railways
Delaware & Hudson
People’s Gas
Atlantic Mining Co
Greene Cananea Copper Co
Eastman Kodak
Columbia Gas & Electric
National Biscuit Co
Quaker Oats
Terre Haute Traction & Light
Corporate dividend and record dates in March and April
Laclede Gas Co announces quarterly 114 percent common with books closing March 6 reopening March 16. Galveston Houston Electric Co sets semiannual $2 preferred to stock of record March 1, March 15. Wisconsin Central Railway Co quarterly 1 percent preferred with record March 1. Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co semiannual $4 common with records March 5, books close March 5 reopen March 16. General Electric Co quarterly $2 with record March 5, no books close. West Jersey Seashore R A Co semiannual 2 percent to record March 15, April 1. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co quarterly 1 percent April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laclede Gas Co
Galveston-Houston Electric Co
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
General Electric Co
West Jersey & Seashore R. A. Co
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co
Balance sheet highlights Cumberland Ely Copper Co assets
The annual report shows 1908 assets of 9 204 038 with property 4 676 538 investment 4 100 000 and cash 37 783. Liabilities list capital stock at 6 500 000 surplus 441 122 and accounts payable 250 488. Totals match 9 204 034.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Ely Copper Company
Josug Aes Ca
Alene
King Philip Copper Company Third Annual Statement
The third annual report of the King Philip Copper Company for the year ended December 31 1908 appears with a comparative section. The document outlines financial highlights and operations for the period, likely including production, sales, and earnings figures and a summary comparison to prior results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip Copper Company
Trade Review notes mixed signals from steel cuts to dry goods
R G Dun & Co reports that steel cuts add confusion to weak iron and copper markets while supply and demand dynamics may ultimately aid business. Local dry goods demand stays for known needs. Western house trade approaches normal. Cotton goods prices steady, and men’s wear weak for woolens though fancy overcoats stay strong. Boston shoe shipments up 20 percent year to date. hide market remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Leather market tones down as sales fade and prices slip
The text notes a pronounced decline in sales with further price reductions. The leather market shows inactivity with weaker prices across all lines and light on-hand supplies. Failures in the week total 270 in the United States versus 328 last year and 31 in Canada versus 82 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Review Prospects Bright Despite Uncertainty
Bradstreet's state of trade notes expansion in dry goods, millinery, and agricultural markets while metal prices slump and tariff fears create uncertainty. Copper and lead weaken, stocks rise, demand soft, and production may shrink. Wheat exports fall year over year as Canada shows broadening trade and a generally bright outlook with much building planned. Canada weekly failures tally 40 versus 3 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bigelow
Ahmeek
Seneca
Larium
Lake Superior
Calumet & Hecla Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
Ashburton Place
Zuerenty Trust Company of
Harriman
Erie, Wheeling & Lake Erie
New York Central
H. K. Burch
Miami Copper Company
Utah Copper Company
Daly Judge Company of
Salt Lake City
J. Parke Channing
The
General Development Company
Arthur Lehman
Daly West Mining Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Broadway
New York City
Frederick Lewisohn
Tennessee Copper Company
James Phillips, Jr
Frederick W Lewisohn
Walter Lewisohn
H. B. Thayer
Western Electric Company
American Telephone Company
Waltham Gas Company
Newton & Watertown Gas Company
Chelsea Gas Light Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Edison Company
New England Investment and Security Company
Henry JL. Higginson
C. S. Mellen
A. Willard Damon
Laurence Minot
A. G. Bullick
Gordon Abbott
Bentley W. Warren
Benjamin B. Thayer
Bosnyocolo
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Massachusetts Breweries
Mines of America
Crown Reserve
Eclipse Oil
McKinley Darragh
Southwestern Development
Papasty
Frank A. Ruggles
People’s Gas Company
William E. Soule
Agricul Chem
Tel & Tel
Chicago Junction
Illinois Steel
Scott & M
Seattle Electric Ss
Steel Corp
Atchison Wass Ss
Boston Elevated
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Prov
Old Colony
West End
Allouez Seat En Weer
Anaconda Fesse
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Eee
Daly-West
Franklin Ao
Greene Cananea
al Michigan Eater Ose
Cumberland
Newing
Western Tel West Ee
Bos & No
Bos & Wor el
Edison Electric
General 59 Electric
Mass Electric
Stacca OD
Dirss Ges. Iceeees OO
NEW York Bonds
Clinton County
N. Y
Kountze Bros
Madison County
Oneida Savings’ Bank
Morrisville
Quaker Oats Co
Bell Telephone of Canada
Ennis & Stoppant
Chingo Board of Trade
State Mutual
Yucatan Remedy CO
R. D. Kathrens
Broc
Kansas City
King Philip
Eee Amphidrome Co
Dun’s Trade Review
Colorado
Tine
Jesse Knight
Tintic
Charles A. Stoneham & CO
Broad St
O. F. Jonasson & CO
Napier
Jamaica Plain
Compressed Air Power Co
Lister
Washington
England
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
M. C. Barnard & CO. Stocks
Congress ST
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