Public Takes Hold Of Boston Coppers
The Boston financial scene opens with mixed signals as stock prices hover near Monday's close amid small turnover. Notable items include Delaware & Hudson raising its dividend to 9 percent and plans to retire debentures, while various copper firms report December outputs and prospective capital moves across several exchanges and railways.
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Wall Street
State Street
London
New York
Delaware & Hudson
Hughes
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Distillers Securities
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Union Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis & Stoppani
Grain quotations for wheat and oats from the Chicago Board of Trade show May and July futures with prices and daily ranges. The data includes open high low and close figures though several entries are garbled.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Une
Boston and Worcester Electric Companies annual report item
The Boston and Worcester Electric Companies reveal their annual report for the year ending September 30 1906. The document notes ownership of the Boston and Worcester Street Railway Company and presents the income details.
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Boston & Worcester
Boston & Worcester Electric Companies
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
New York Produce Exchange Raises Stock Seat Prices
The New York Produce Exchange decided to deal in mining and industrial stocks, causing a jump in seat values. A seat sold for 500 dollars, up 100 dollars from the previous sale.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Teamster Fined Five Dollars for Delaying Street Car
Charles W. Leavitt, a Murphy Driscoll teamster, was fined $5 in Roxbury District Court yesterday morning for delaying a Tremont Street streetcar on December 13 by driving slowly on the track and refusing to leave when asked by the motorman.
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Charles W. Leavitt
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Leavitt
Murphy & Driscoll Teamsters
Boston Market Report Stock and Bond Prices Today
The Boston Market records the day’s moving prices across stock and bond markets with totals of shares and bonds traded. The summary lists price changes and overall sales activity on the session.
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Boston
Curb Market Shows Firming Prices At Trading Day
Local curb trading displayed genuine interest with prices generally strengthening. Demand absorbed all offerings from Davis Daly and steady activity observed in East Butte La Salle and Mallory Steamship. Greene Gold Silver and Acme Consolidated showed notable price firmness amid fluctuations.
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East Butte
la Salle
Mallory
Greene
Acme
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street
New Or
Ahmeek Rd
Amil Nevada
Arizona
Balaklala
Batopilas
Bay State Gas
Bingham Central Ig
Elk Mountain
Butte & London
Cananea Central
Clyde Steamship
Cathedral M & 8
Copper Securities
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
Eagle & Blue Bell
Ely Witch
Foster Cobalt
Furnace Crek
Giroux
I. Greene Cananea
Eee
Oneco
Ae Ly
Santa Ysabel
Superior & Pitts
Troy
Manhattan
United Zinc Ca
Utah-Apex Oe
SOULE
Note broker Morton released from arrest in mesne process case
Judge Gaskill dismissed without prejudice a petition by New York note broker George M. Morton seeking release from arrest on mesne process tied to a New York suit brought by L. E. Demelmen to recover 5233 on two notes he endorsed. Morton argued he was not liable. Demelmen had previously released him in a prior arrest. He retains habeas corpus rights if arrest is unlawful.
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Gaskill
George M. Morton
New York
L. E
Demelmen
Morton
Poor Debtor Hearing for Quincy Postponed
The case of Mrs Mary Bates against ex Mayor Josiah Quincy in the Poor Debtors Court was postponed to January 8. Bates sued Quincy to recover 15849 71 on a judgment Mrs Bates had won against him. Quincy offered no trial and a judgment against him was entered.
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Quincy
Mary Bates
Josiah Quincy
Bates
Harry Bates
Harvard
Trinity Shares Climbs Steadily on Public Buy Signal
The Trinity Copper Company stock rose from 203 to 244 with 40 000 traded on the official list and 50 000 by actual count. The promoter claims a steady nine day advance of 134 points and urges readers to buy at 11 for potential 75 and 100 targets.
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Trinity
Stock Exchange
Mark
Butte
Trimountain
Copper Range
State
Wall Streets
Trinity Copper Company
Arcadian Stock Advice and Suspension Stated by President
Boston January 2 1907 a leading market figure declares he will cease operations in Arcadian stock amid tangled stockholder actions and misleading stories. He notes he created the Trinity company and remains its president while distancing Arcadian from Trinity and promises to sell holdings after eleven oclock while offering followers a chance to dispose first.
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Arcadian
Trinity
New York Cotton Exchange faces fraud order rumors
Walter C. Hubbard, president of the New York Cotton Exchange, sought copies of complaints from the Postmaster General amid reports a fraud order may target the exchange. Critics allege that low grade cotton is tendered under contract and used to depress spinnable grades, with mails used to promote such quotations and stock held in warehouses unfit for spinning.
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New York
Walter C. Hubbard
New York Cotton Exchange
Cortelyou
South
United States
Representa
Tive Livingstone
Georgia
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association of
Atlanta
New York City
Storrs Named VP of New England Investment Company
New Haven January 2 President Mellen of the New England Investment and Security Company announced the appointment of Lucas S. Storrs as a vice president with office in Boston. Storrs formerly worked in this city as an expert and engineer of tests.
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New Haven
Conn
Mellen
New England Investment & Security Company
Springfield
Worcester
Massachusetts
Lucas S. Storrs
Boston
Storrs
Fish warns of imminent industrial crisis and reform
Stuyvesant Fish writes in the Journal of Commerce that a great industrial crisis is due with widespread distrust of corporate finance in New York. He notes Europe shares this distrust, and predicts no crisis before the 1908 presidential contest while forecasting a long needed financial reformation.
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New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Journal of Commerce
Wall Street
Fish
Europe
Hughes
Kxeep
Roosevelt
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Duncan MccVickle
Balaklala Consolidated Copper Company
Tamarack Mining Company
Pacific Coast Company
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Old Colony Street Railway Company
William B. Thompson
Hayden, Stone & Co
Charles Hayden
Galen L. Stone
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Jere A. Downs
Bruce MacKelvie
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J. Dudley Clark
H.C. Wainwright & Co
Charles H. Mills
F. S. Moseley & Co
W. 8. Clough
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T. F. Cole
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John T. Burnett
Ahmeek Copper Company
Ahmeek
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Melville H. Smart
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William E. Soule
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Hill
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Boston News
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Frederick R. Tibbitts Monks
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