Markets Again Show Mixed New York and Boston Activity
Total sales in New York reach 380 500 shares and 21 569 in Boston. Woolworth common leads gains in New York rising to 96 34, while Delaware & Hudson falls to 159 percent. Calumet & Hecla climbs to 445 in Boston. New England T. & T. drops to 153. Call money and time money rates shift in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Woolworth Common
Delaware & Hudson
Calumet & Hecla
New England
Stock market advances with gains in New York trading
New York market progress continued with irregular price moves but a final hour rally lifting stocks above yesterday's close. European markets strengthened and Prussian loans of 137.5 million dollars drew attention amid fluctuating Can shares. Western railroads posted January gains while the bond market saw higher activity with total sales at 3.143 million par.
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New York
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
United States
Money market drift and rates in major cities
Money markets show little change with call funds favored over time loans as scarcity and Europe’s hoarding push rates higher. New York calls at 3 percent with intraday moves 2.5 to 3.5, time loans 4.5 to 5.75, Boston and New York clearings and balances are listed alongside foreign exchange quotes and precious metal rates.
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Europe
Boston
New York
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Sesseestiesnes Eh
Reichsmarks
Local Market Reflects New York Trends in February
The Boston market shows fair buying and widespread sentiment that copper shares are oversold. United Fruit jumps to 169, up 12 from a recent low, West End common rises to 77 8, Calumet & Wecla gains 10 points on limited sales. Boston specialties are absorbed by investors with little speculative activity, while New York good will stocks remain unabsorbed, trading on quotations rather than actual prices.
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Boston
New York
United Fruit
West End
Steelcommon
Union Pacific
Reading
West End Common
Boston Stock Exchange
Exchange
Southern Pacific Syndicate
Boston curb market shows Mexican Metals advance and Butte Central rise
Mexican Metals climbed from 1 1 4 to 13 4 and closed at 11 2 as Mexico’s quieting conditions spurred demand. Butte Central moved to 8 1 16 from 7 5 8, closing at its best price amid short covering. Corbin, Nevada Douglas and Ohio Copper showed interest amid fluctuating quotes.
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Mexican Metals
Butte Central
Mexico
Corbin
Nevada
Douglas
Ohio Copper
Alaska
Bay State Gas
Boston Ely
Brit Columbia
Orn Butte Central
Butte & London
Calaveras Ee
Davis Daly
Fagle & B B
First Nat’l
Girard Se
Houghton
South Lake
Utah
Yukon
Girard Copper Vein Widening with Rich Copper Sulphide
Current report shows the Girard Copper Company vein widening with depth. At 30 feet a substantial copper sulphide deposit of chalcopyrite is found, bearing copper, gold and silver similar to Butte ores. The company has equipment to develop to 1000 feet.
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Girard Copper Company
Philadelphia Market Bid and Asked Prices Report
Market summary lists bid and asked prices for Philadelphia area securities and commodities. Entries include Phila Co, Camb Stl, Phila Rp Tr, E & P 4s, Phil Trac, Tonopah asphalt, and gas and steel related notes with quoted percentages and prices.
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Am Rys
Phila Co Pf
IPHEI
Ctrof NJ
Phila Rp
Phil Trac
Tonopah
Sti
Iwk Te & Sd
Penn Sart
Phila Co
State Street Topics Recovery in Market Gains Steady
The market showed renewed optimism with broad gains across sectors. Woolworth rose above 97 from 87, Roebuck to 200 from 193, Cancommon near 39 38 4, and American Tobacco up about 10 points, while investors warned against short selling in insider driven stocks. West End Common jumped from 71 1 8 to mid 77s after a thin auction, Osceola Mining posted 1912 results with $1.163 million mining profits and a 18.413 million pound output, and Southern Pacific trailed Union Pacific in January earnings by modest margins.
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Penn
Pitts Coal
Rock Island
Rumeley Co
Sl&sf
South Pacific
Studebaker
Tenn Copper
The
Texas Co
Third Ave
N Ag
Union Pacific
Utah Co
Rubens
Uscip&f
US Steel Coereees
US Steel
Vrirc&c
West Maryland Eevee
West Union
W& LE
W & LE
Woolworth
Giroux
Granby
Greene Can
Hancoc
Indiana
Island Creek Pf
Isle Royale
Mayflower Serene
Mergenthaler Tee
Miami Copper
Te Eng Tel . Ae
Nini Issing
North Butte
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Osceola A
Pond Ork Coal
Pullman Co
Rayonsol
St Mary’s
Torrington Ee
Tuolumne Oy
Union Pacee Eeee
United Fruit
United Shoe
UN Shoe Ma
US Ere
U S Smelt Pf . Iss
U S Steel Rr
U S Steel Pf
Utah Consol
Utah Copper “Co
West End
Wolverine
Roebuck
Cancommon
American Tobacco
Reading
Osceola
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Treasury
Bond Market Sees Active Trade In Major Convertible Issues
The New York bond market on February 27 showed strength with notable activity in Balti more & Ohio, St. Paul, and Southern Pacific convertibles. Government bonds closed with varied prices from 10034 to 104, reflecting mixed gains across issues including New York Railways, Wabash, and Pan American issues, while several rail and utility bonds displayed modest shifts.
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Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Virginia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Railways Adjustment
Wabash
United States
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Lois Ciscece
Cotton Markets Near High Levels On Dull Trade
Today’s cotton market was dull and narrow though prices reached new highs after the opening. March, May and July found support from brokers for leading interests, with heavy buying of March by a broker acting for the principal spot. Tomorrow is the first notice day for March contracts. Local stock is about 94 000 bales with expected tendering. A futures delivery arrangement among big spot interests relates to May and July deliveries. Weather in the South was unfavorable with rain and snow delaying farming. Visible supply is expected bull in tomorrow’s statement as spinners’ takings may be large. Export sales yesterday totaled 400 000 wheat and 200 000 corn. Chicago Quotations.
Grain markets show active buys and mixed closes
On February 27 grain markets opened strong on bullish demand with speculative support lifting coarse grains. Wheat slipped later while corn fluctuated before closing mostly unchanged to lower. oats stayed firm then eased fractionally. Liver pool wheat fell about 14 percent with mixed regional shifts. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts rose year over year amid varied Chicago car activity.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Metal markets dull with copper steady and tin down
Copper remains unchanged while tin falls 4c with 25 tons sold in June at 46.25. London market shows copper around £64 5s, best selected copper £69, Yead £16 6s 3d. Tin spot £216, futures £210, trades active with several lots andApril delivery quotes from Aaron Hirsch & Son and Amalgamated Copper Company.
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London
G. M. B. Spet
Yead
Aaron Hirsch & Son
Amalgamated Copper Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Phelps-Dodge
Hamlin Nickerson firm to dissolve and Nickerson takes over
Tomorrow the firm of Hamlin Nickerson and Co. will be dissolved and the business transferred to William G Nickerson and Co. The new firm will be composed of Messrs Nickerson and.
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Hamlin, Nickerson & Co
B. Nason Hamlin
William G. Nickerson
Alfred Codman
William G. Nickerson & Co
Messrs. Nickerson
Corporate and director changes at multiple firms
Codman and Laurence B. Fletcher react to stock exchange roles as Langley firm exits Springfield office. Nickerson & Co takes over Langley business. Hamlin Nickerson & Co continues in Springfield. B Nason Hamlin retires. Tennessee Copper Co directors named to replace several veterans with Utley Wedge and others, some temporary directors. Lion Hill Consolidated Mines elect FE W Clark as director. Clark manages Ophir mining interests and related railroad.
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Codman
Laurence B. Fletcher
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Fletcher
Boston Stock Exchange
W. C. Langley & Co
William G. Nickerson & Co
Springfield
Hamlin, Nickerson & Co
B. Nason Hamlin
Lion Hill Consolidated Mines
FE. W. Clark
Mr. Clark
W. A. Clark
Ophir Mining
Ophir Hill
St. John
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Ohio Pf
Beth Steel
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Erie
Goldfield
Goodrich
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Mey
Loose-Wiles Co
Louis Nash
Nor & Wes
Boston Stocks
AT & T
West T & T
Ahmeek
Algomah
Eee Eee
Alloues Renee
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Osteas
Centennial Ates
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Fast Butte
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Money Markets
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CO Cas Petes
Allieace
AEG
Girard Copper
Philadelphia Market
Stone & Webster Management
Milk Street
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
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Office of
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Hamilton Light and Power Company
Continental Commercial Trust Savings Bank
Pacific Coast Power Company
First
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Harris, Forbes & Co
N. W. Harris & Company, Inc
Pensacola Electric Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Jacksonville Traction Company
First Consolidated
State Street Trust Company
People’s Light, Power and Railway Co
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Paducah
Kentucky
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle- Everett
State Street
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Chino
Ray Consolidated and
Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
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North Pacific
Ms Ast
Dubuque
Peete
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ASCOT
LL & X
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Teeenee
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Con Leather
Seer l Steel Debbe
Texas & Post
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Collard Co
Realty & L & N
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Wenet Maryld
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Pac Sigta
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York Mat
Paisa
Kansas
Toledo
Chicago Railways Company
Henry A. Blair
Board of Directors
City of
N. W. Harris & Company
Federal Street
Harris, Forbes & Company
William Street
Harris Trust & Savings Bank Bond Department
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Trethewey
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Wettlaufer
Big Dome
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Comb Frac
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Hollinger
Jim Butler
Jupiter
Pearl L
M'Namara
Midway
Rea Mines
Fizpah FE
Montana
North Star
West Dome
Alta
Bel
Beck Tun
Colo
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Bailey
Beaver
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Chamber
Iron King
City Cobalt
King Wm
Cobalt L
Mason Val
Uncle Sam
Terson
Victoria
Lochester
Wilbert
Silver Leaf
Metal Markets
Ax A
H. L. Nason & CO
Congress Street
Mass
Tennessee Copper Company
Richard Sutro
Joseph Walker, Jr
Horace M. Kilborn
James Phillips, Jr
Utley Wedge
M. A. H. Westlake
Walter M. Briggs
George W. Breen
F. A. Sandland
George H. Johnson
Edward T. Cusack
Philip Yancey
William A. Neehamer
Walter M. Brigs
Frederick A. Sandland
William A. Neeleamer
Frederick Lewisohn
Walter Wewisohn
J. P. Channing
P. S. Henry
H. A. Keller
Sidney Riddlestorsser
EF. C. Westlake
O. B. van Zant
Butte Central Mill
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