Sensational Rise in Tobacco Shares Across Markets
A dramatic uptick in tobacco shares is noted with brisk activity in New York and Boston. Readings show total daily and year to date volumes, with Liggett & Meyer leading gains in New York and Rutland Railroad in Boston. Call and time money rates are reported for both markets.
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New York
Boston
Reading
East Butte
Liggett & Meyer
Lehigh Valley
Rutland R. R
Ptd
Shattuck-Arizona
Sterling
Reichsmarks
Oasis
Tobacco issues surge as market ends strong on last hour
The market shifts from early weakness to a vigorous close led by Liggett & Myers and Lorillard as Reading gains and Western Union woods off a bond call. Traders note new company structures and dubious future value amid wide fluctuations in copper stocks and railroad bonds.
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Liggett & Myers
Lorrillard
Smarlling
Old American Tobacco Company
Western Union
Boston
New York
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Reading
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Local Market Shows Strength Amid Irregular Prices
The market edged higher with demand from Lake and Butte stocks competing against profit-taking. Rumors say Wolverine interests seek control of Centennial, though denied. East Butte rose a full point to 135-8 amid strong earnings from recent developments. New England Telephone gained three points to close at 160, with talk of a new stock issue this year. The tone remained firm at close.
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Wolverine
Butte
East Butte
North Butte
New England Telephone
Market Barometer Update and Historical Points
Friday markets show an average of 20 active coppers with a 44.18 gain for the day. The record high point occurred on 1911 June 82 81 and the last high on 1912 January 2, while the last low was 1911 September 25 and a 1946 value 61.
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AeeWens Chase
High Point
Parrott
East Butte
Butte Coalition
Inspiration Cance
Arizona Commercial
Amalgamated
Tamarack
Hancock
Lake Copper
Superior
Allouez
Anaconda
Calumet & Arizona
Centennial
Copper Range
Granby
Inspiration Consolidated
Mohawk
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Shannon
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
Wolverine
Nk Bi Dane Oes
Boston curb market list features rising prices and spurt in issues
Butte Central and Amalgamated Nevada led the session with prices rising to 77 8 and 912 cents respectively. Other notable issues included Chief Consolidated Rhode Island Coal Porcupine Northern United Verde Extension and Ohio Copper. Inspiration rights traded between 56 and 62 cents.
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Butte Central
Amalgamated Nevada
Nevada
Chief Consolidated
Rhode Island Coal
Porcupine Northern
United Verde Extension
Ohio Copper
Diamond drill advances 92 feet in front vein at Mollie Murphy shaft
President Henry M Whitney relays Superintendent H D Johnson report of a new diamond drill hole 1800 feet down the slope front vein 92 feet ahead of the middle vein. Vein thickness three feet seven inches with two feet 10 inches coal, confirming four to eight veins of known extent. Motley of Curtis & Sanger joins Boston Stock Exchange replacing Henry S Blake due to ill health.
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H. D. Johnson
Rhode Island Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Thomas Motley
Curtis & Sanger
Boston Stock Exchange
Henry S. Blake
Quincy Bid Offer For Temporary Loan
Quincy Massachusetts will receive bids until January 23 for a temporary loan of 65000 dollars maturing October 24 1912.
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Quincy
Mass
Weather Dampens Trade But Mild Weather Boosts Activity
Bradstreet's reviews a week of trade showing weather kept orders down and slowed movement at country points. As milder conditions return, traveling salesmen resume trips and rail schedules, but overall trade remains only fair with weak wholesale activity and selective retail strength in winter goods and footwear.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
Lawrence
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Northwest
Trade Review Notes Cold Weather Weighing on Retail
R G Dun & Co reports extreme cold checked retail distribution while iron and steel show strength due to large orders from railroads government and contractors. Domestic trade mixed with higher leather and hide activity, firmer prices in shoes and prints cloth, and 887 U.S. failures vs 337 last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Iron and Steel
Massachusetts
Lonsdale
China
Fall River
Boston
Chicago
United States
Canada
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