Feverish Stock Market Tone Spreads Across Cities
The day featured wide price swings with New York and Boston listing heavy turnover. Consolidated Gas led notable moves while Amalgamated and North Butte drove copper shares amid a cautious outlook for 1909 and fears of tariff effects on steel demand.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American Express
Consolidated Gas
Calumet & Hecla
State Street
Standard Oi
Bears
Reading
New York Central
London
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Wabash
New York Stock Exchange
Edison Electric
Boston Elevated
Shoe Machinery
New Haven
Exchange of American Telephone Stock
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Southern
American Locomotive
Illinois Central
North Butte
Arizona Commercial
Boston & Maine
Parrott
Utah Consolidated
Wrouse
Olennes
DOVER
Ta Business Paper
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Coevcese
Sub-treasury
New York Eclearings
Treasury
ETM
Reichsprarks
Malis Goa
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Qootton Oil
Amer Ice Securities
Am Hide & Leather Pf
Amer Linseed
Amer Locomotive of
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Heer Cess
Amer Tobacco
Amer Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Aig
Atchison de Conse Soesene
Coosee Soesee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Ween
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Eh
Mil & St Paul
O & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Eeesees
International
Iowa
Louisville
Nashville
Atchison
Minneapolis & St Louis
Chi B& Q
St P
Con & S
New
Kan City
York Central
Mem & B
Ont & Western
Gesnaue
Norfolk & Western
US Coal & On
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Last People's Gas Pc
Pitts
C & St Louis
AtCannon Yeas
Bos & Albany
Republic Steel
Onus
Goorlehta
Eas Oh
Rock Island Co
Boston & Prov
Stl
Old Colony
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
West Enil
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Arizona
Atlantic
Peter Eees
Butte Coalition
Utah Copper
Cal & Arizona
Virginia-Carolina
Cal & Hecla
Wiestinghouse Electric
Western Union
Soly Sui
Wheeling & Lakerie
Daly-West
Wisconsin Central
Elm River
Franklin Petwesay
Granby
Pete Eee
Greene-Cananea
Michigan
Cou Vale
Old Dominion
Adele da Nis
Shannon
St Mary's Land
Tamarack Ee
Ealt & Ohio
Tennessee Ee
OSL Ridges
Trinity Tere Eaters
Brook RT Co
Penney
United Copper
Utah Consol Arene
Lds
Utah
Cuba
Wolverine Ee
LZ & I
Wyando
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Alton Igs
Seaboard
Amer
Ri& P
So Railway
Tex & Pac
Col Indus
Stl & W
Amer Penumatic
del & Hud
S Steel
den & Rio
Iw&le
Steee
Edison Ele Pavers Eat
Hock Val
NH & H
General Electric
Shore
Georgia Electric
Sears
Mass Electric
Oahy Go Ag
Mergenthaler
Pac
Seattle
Elee
Allman
Ani Ag Chem
Boag
Tly
Alli Sumit
Miami
Montana
Newhouse Mines
North Lake
Superior & Pitts
Swift & Co
S Coal & OU Ny
Peenee
Coceee
C. F. Jonasson & CO Mining Curb Brokers
Broad Street
Curb & Mining Outlook
Boston Market Stock Prices and Bond Sales Summary
The Boston Market records the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales. It notes overall market direction and key shifts in prices, capturing the day’s notable gains and losses with reference to securities traded in the session.
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Boston
Milliken Firm Stocks Offered for Cash or Margin
F. L. Milliken & Co announces New York and Boston stocks available for purchase with cash or margin. The firm offers interest on deposits and dispatches from leading financial agencies for clients.
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New York
Boston
Market Letter From Am Car & Foundry Correspondents
This week's market letter discusses American Car and Foundry Company, with correspondents Leavitt and Grant based at 55 Broadway New York. It reflects insights from members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York on company performance and market signals.
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Leavitt & Grant
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Dividends Declared by Merchants, Dartmouth and Jersey Central
Associated Merchants Company declares quarterly 4 per cent on first and second preferred with January book closes Jan 7 and Jan 16. Dartmouth Manufacturing Company pays extra cash dividend of 100 dollars with record date Jan 5. Jersey Central Railway Company pays quarterly 2 per cent with record date Jan 20 and payment February 1.
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Dartmouth Mfg. Co
New Bedford
Cobalt Central Ral Mines Company
Wall St
New York City
Cobalt Central Mines Company
Isene
Thomas J. Mulaney
Associated Merchants Company
Dartmouth Manufacturing Company
Jersey Central Railway Company
Curb Market Moves With Mining Stocks Advancing Fast
Boston curb market today showed steady prices and active trading led by National Mining Ohio Copper Boston Ely and Eclipse Oil. Vulture Mining debuted at 5 and climbed quickly to 6 as the day’s notable feature with full curb list fluctuations detailed here.
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Bay State Gas
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central Ats
Ely
Cumberland Ely
Lily
Douglas Copper
Giroux Mining
Greene-Cananea
Nipissing Mines
Sup & Pitts
United Copper
Yukon
Boston
National Mining
Ohio Copper
Boston Ely
Eclipse Oil
Ari Mich
Nevada
Atl
G & C Bs
Com . Saeee Oy
Pd Wind
Aera
Col
Sly
Arizona
Davis Daly Eeenee
Eureka Eclipse
Oo Giroux
Globe Eee
Greene G
Laramie
Little Nipissing
Mason Val Majestic
Mines Co of
Nat
Utah
Ohio
Palmer
Anne O
Santa Ysabel
Sup
Vulture
Bachelor Girls Free at Majestic Today
The matinee of Clyde Fitch's Girls at the Majestic Theatre is offered to bachelor girls. The management will admit the first 500 qualifying bachelor girls with cards between 12 and 1 30 tomorrow afternoon, inviting Boston's famed bachelor girl culture to assess its prevalence.
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Majestic Theatre
New York
Boston
Boston Bowlers Challenge Providence in Candle Pin Duel
Boston top candle pin bowlers led by Jimmie Clancy and Bill Beatty will contest four games two candle and two duck pins against Providence experts at Washington alleys in South Boston. A return match in Providence follows with the same eight games. Total pin falls in the eight games will count.
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Providence
Boston Merchants' Association and Chamber Merge
By a 411 to 25 vote the Boston Merchants' Association and the Chamber of Commerce merged to form the Boston Chamber of Commerce the strongest business body in New England. Members receive stock, cash bonuses, and an associate option as the merged group expands its scope and aims.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Ford
New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
James J. Storrow
George S. Smith
Smith & Sherman
Chauncy Street
Merchants Association
Jerome Jones
Joy
Rothwell
Smith
Boston
East
Associated Board of Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce Eyes Greater Regional Unity
The Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Boston Merchants' Association agree to consolidate to form a single powerful body. Negotiations spanning several months led to unanimous approval by both boards, aiming to broaden membership across manufacturing, commercial, industrial, and professional interests beyond metropolitan Boston.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston School Athletes Prepare for Mercerburg Academy Return
Boston youths including Charlie Hoernle Frank Daly and Ray Cavanaugh head to Mercersburg Academy after the holidays. Other noted players are Paul Everett Harry Rowbotham Fritz Ely Bart Connolly Siefert Smith and Jim Toomey with Jim Crowley leading East Boston's basketball squad. Ice hockey notes cite weather disruptions and Medford High’s recent strong performance against Arlington High.
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Boston
Mercersburg Academy
Charlie Hoernle
Frank Daly
Dorchester High School
Paul Everett
Harry Rowbotham
Stone School
Fritz Ely
Exeter
Ray Cavanaugh
Roxbury Latin
Dorchester High
Roxbury
Bart Connolly
Siefert Smith
Jim Crowley
Jim Toomey
East Boston
Medford
Arlington High
Broderick
Rindge
Cambridge
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W. J. Riley
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Canada
United States
Pacific
Japan
Bolivia
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Cobalt
la Rose
O'Brien
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Drummond
City of Cobalt
Chambers Ferland
Right of Way
Silver Queen
Crown Reserve
McKinley Darragh
Temiskaming
Trethewey
Silver Cliff
Hudson Bay
Coniagas
Buffalo
New York Metal Exchange
Lake Copper
Ance
Vulture Mines Co
Maine
Maricopa
Ff. P. Estbrook
J. B. Locke
W. R. Kennedy
I. M. Taylor
Messrs. Estabrook
Locke and Taylor
Robert Mackay
Montreal
F. W. Rockwell
Albany
E. ©. Frisbie
Hartford
J. Winslow Peirce
Portsmouth
N. H
American Trust Company
Old Colony Trust Company
National Mining Company
C. M. Baker
A. R. Bailey
H. M. Howard
B. T. Morrison
R. S. Warm
Pacific Mills
Cocheco Mfg. Co
Boston & Lowell Ry
James A. Hutchison
William E. Soule
Aup Tauue
F. L. Milliken & CO
Bankers
State St
Car & Foundry
Eureka Camp
Faireka
M.C. Barnard & CO
Congress Street
Adams
Commission Stock Broker
Fort Hill
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Majestic
NEW Chamber OF Commerce
the Merchants’ Association
Boston Theatre
Coutee of
Bill
Vesta Victoria
London Comedienne
Father” Brenges
Rappo
Yankee
Louise
Harry Lauder
John F. Clark
Franz Rainer
Sicily
Punch and Judy
Orch
Grand Opera House
Rocky Mountain Express
Tonig i Rusek
Carl Olsen Kanmpasa
Bowdoin
rAes Theatre
Moving Pictures
Garry Owen
Howard
Cora Livingston
Irwin
Bio Twin
Gro Gio
Italy
Tremont Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Dockstader
Minstrels
Coghlan
Colonial Theatre
John Drew
Frank Daniels & Company
Hook of Holland
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly the Circus
John L. Sullivan
Yankee Comedy 4
Jolson Brenck
the Theatre Managers’ Association of Boston
Cressy and
Dayne
Town Hall
Bernardi
Emmet Devoy and
Clobe
Our City
ANT Cork
Tremont Theatre Toment
Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
John Craig Stock Company
Bel
Haslemere
Oxford
Clyde Fitch
Charles Cherry
Ruth May Cliffe
Zelda
Lorence Reed
Amy “Eard Hero
ALL Star
Hollis
Charles Frohman
Jack Straw
ST. Theatre Mats
Senis
Colonial Theatre Tonight
Frederic Thompson
Polly of the
Margaret Mayo
MATS
Park
Frank Daniels
Holland
Dover and
Washington Sts
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston St
F. Swain
S.B
Frank L. Locke
Edward A. Church
Jordan Hall
Gabrilowitsch
Symphony Hall
Mason & Hamlin
Doraa
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