Market dull and narrow as copper firms lead trading
Wall Street notes a dull narrow market with pools reviving in select favorites like St. Paul Reading and New York Central. Copper and rail equipment shares rise while Union Pacific and Gould stocks weaken amid government probes. overall sentiment mixed with short covering lifting some issues.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Reading
New York Central
Interstate Commission
Union Pacific
Gould
Missouri
Canadian Pacific
State Street
New Orleans
United States Treasury
New York
Bank of England
South America
Sub-Treasury
Chicago Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated
Car & Foundry
Atchison
Pennsylvania
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Americ Locomotive
Am Smelting & Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & RG
We Distillers’ Securities
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Eerene Reese
Iowa
Minn
St M
E. Evee Ee
Missouri Pacific Ee
Kansas
Texans
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel Om
Wee
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Reese
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia Carolina
Stock and Bond Market Prices and Daily Sales Totals
The Boston Market notes ex-div ex-rights and 2d interest indicators with a record of total sales for listed stocks at 89,149 shares. The column details the day’s market movements and the overall activity across the listings.
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Boston
Lumber dealer files bankruptcy petition in federal court
Benjamin F. Lamb doing business as Benjamin F. Lamb & Co lumber dealers at 516 Albany Street filed a voluntary petition in U S District Court seeking bankruptcy with liabilities of 44000 and assets of 12600. Secured creditors include George H Davenport of Boston at 10300. Unsecured creditors include William Whitmer & Sons Boston 4016 and A C Bickford Company Boston 1522. First National Bank of Boston holds 2000 in notes and First Ward National Bank of East Boston 388 notes indorsed by Lamb totaling 6529.70.
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Benjamin F. Lamb
Benjamin F. Lamb & Co
Albany Street
United States District Court
Lamb
George H. Davenport
Boston
William Whitmer & Sons
A. C. Bickford Company
First National Bank of Boston
First Ward National Bank of
East Boston
Frank Lamb
Standard Oil Directors Re-Elected in Jersey City
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced that all existing directors were re elected at a Jersey City meeting. A. C. Bedford was added to the board and officers will remain unchanged when the board reorganizes.
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Western Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Woronoco Street Railway Company
United Metals Selling Company
Consolidated Mercur Company
F. August Heinze
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Frederick B. Schenck
M. M. O’brien
E. R. Thomas
Clifton
Ariz
Coronado
Shannon
Shannon Company
J. P. Upham
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Elevated Company
New
Washington Street
Ash Street
Railroad Commission
Elevated
London Stock Exchange
American Ice Company
New York City
Metal Exchange
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
William E. Soule
Adventure Consolidated Copper Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Isaac H. Meserve
Worcester Railways & Investment Company
Mellen
New Haven
Samuel Carr
Francis H. Dewey
Dominion Mining & Smelting Company
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Company
Local Stock Exchange
Granby Company
Louis Auerbach
JL. Auerbach & Co
Trinity Mines
Bank of England
Boston & Maine
Kidder, Peabody & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Estabrook & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Jersey City
A. C. Bedford
Unlisted Street Bond Issue Details
A fragment notes bonds totaling 16500 dollars and a separate line for 16866 dollars. It lists 12428 shares of stocks with partial figures, but no names, dates, or organizations are readable.
Curb Market Shows Broad Activity Across Leads
Curb broker activity remained broad with most earlier gains held. Notable moves include Mallory Steamship to 44, Clyde Steamship to 441-4, Hast Butte to 151-2, and strong showing for Majestic Nevada Utah and Laramie Hahn's Peak. Detailed fluctuations follow in Official Sales.
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Mallory Steamship
Clyde Steamship
Hast Butte
Majestic
Nevada-Utah
Laramie
Hahn
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Aparecida
Auto Force
Balaklala
Bay State Gas
Bingham Central
Boston Ely
Butte Exploration
Butte & London
Cananea Central
Cathedral
Copper Securities
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly Oe
Dominion Copper
Eagle & Blue Bell
East Butte
Ely Witch
Ely Consolidated
Foster Cobalt
Furnace Creek
Giroux
Globe
Gree-S
Greene Cananea
Keweenaw
Kruger
Superior Copper
Superior & Pitts
Troy Manhattan
Utah
Owe Soule
Russia plans replacement ships after Japanese losses
St. Petersburg reports the new budget includes continuing appropriations for two 21,000 ton warships with a speed of 20 knots, and ten 12,000 ton war vessels. All will be built in Russia, but turbine or horizontal engines are yet to be decided.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
G G A Reports 1906 Finances and Large Donations
Officials of the Good Government Association filed the 1906 receipts and expenditures with the city clerk. Expenditures totaled 16228.98 with a 17.18 balance. Major contributors included Laurence Minot 1900 and Joseph Lee 500 with others at 250 200 each.
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Good Government Association
Edmund Billings
Association
Fitzgerald
the Republic
Laurence Minot
Joseph Lee
Arthur F. Esterbrook
Parkinson & Burr
Henry Pickering
J. B
Trinity Copper wars heat up over Hammond report
A public exchange of letters reveals Thomas W. Lawson defending Trinity Copper Co. against a string of criticisms and urging an independent Hammond engineered report on Trinity copper. He accuses rivals of using disreputable ads and outlines past examinations by John Hays Hammond and others.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mass
Trinity and the Hounds
J. S. McCord & Co
Lawson
Trinity Copper
Rinity
John Hays Hammond
Law Courts
Trinity
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Trinity Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Amalgamated
Stock Exchange
American Smelting Company
American Smelting
United States Smelting Company
Trinity Copper Co
Railroads Read This LARAMIE HAHNS PEAK PACIFIC RAILWAY
A bold pitch for the Laramie Hahn s Peak and Pacific Railway Company proclaims it a major future market factor. The notice touts widespread small investor appeal, $10 par value, 900000 shares, and backing from Boston and New York brokers with over $2 million resources and 400 correspondents. It invites inquiries for complete information on a “clean proposition.”
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Boston
New York
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