Smelters Lead Market Decline Amid Mixed U.S. Trading
In a volatile session, Smelters fell from opening levels to close around 65 to 65 and a quarter as Amalgamated and Reading also moved lower. Gains in Boston included Boston Elevated, while losses hit American Smelting and Reading, with market mood dampened by a Baltimore Ohio earnings report and a Pennsylvania court decision on fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
American Ice Securities
Granty Consolidated
Time Money
Multiple New England and mining firm notices and financials
The report covers December earnings for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, a New England Trust Company failure with temporary receiver, personnel changes at Stephen R. Dow & Co, and postponement of Heinze’s trial. It outlines King Philip and Utah Consolidated mining activity, smelter developments, dividend declarations from Consolidation Coal and Fairmount Coal, and stock volume on the local exchange.
Louisville & Nashville declares extra stock dividend and other notices
The Louisville and Nashville Railway directors announce a 3 percent cash dividend plus an extra 1 percent paid in Louisville Property Company stock, payable Feb 10 to stock of record today. Bullfrog Alliance Gold Mining reports shaft depth to 400 feet with ore grades up to 9.86 dollars gold and 8.40 dollars silver. United Zinc Companies 1907 results show net earnings 68,566 dollars and year end surplus 29,454 dollars. Old Colony Trust stockholders to vote Jan 28 on by law amendments for annual examinations. Over 10 million of local clearing house certificates retired out of 11.995 million. William E. Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
New England Trust Company of
Providence
R. I
T. B. Hilton
Edmond W. Poulin
Stephen R. Dow & Co
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank of
New York City
Federal Court of
New York
Houghton
King Philip
King Philip Company
St. Mary's Mineral Land Company
New England
Bingham
American Smelting & Refining Company
Utah Consolidated
Consolidation Coal Company of
Baltimore
Local Stock Exchange
W. N. Pierce
Boston-Idaho Mining Company
Boston
Pierce
Davol Mills
Fall River
Greene
Permar
Boston Manner
Thompson-Starratt Company
Westley A. Gove
Exchange
Russian Imperial Bank
W. A. Powell
Boston Financial News
American Securities Corporation Company
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pullman
Boston Insurance Company
William R.arene
Protective Co
Consolidated Steamship Oce
EB. J. Berwin
H. R. Mallory
Galen L. Stone
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville Property Company
Bullfrog Alliance Gold Mining Company
United Zinc Companies
Old Colony Trust Company
William E. Soule
Boston Market All Dividend and Asset Totals
The Boston Market reports all-dividend status with assessed payment. It lists listed stocks at 44,618 shares and unlisted stocks at 16,894 shares, plus bonds totaling $186,000 in value.
Boston Curb Market Trading Dips Yet Shows Interest in Local Stocks
At Exchange Place on January 20, curb traders showed diminished volume but strong interest in local curb stocks. Nevada Utah opened at 6 and closed around 5 58 while Superior Copper rose from 16 to 20 and settled at 19. Other issues like Superior Pittsburg Union Copper Utah Apex and Majestic contributed to the activity with notable buying in lower offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Curb Market Exchange Place
Nevada-Utah
Superior & Pittsburg
Union Copper
Utah Apex
Butte &London
Greene Gold-Silver
Majestic
Attachment Granted Against Hudson River Navigation Co
Judge Davis grants a $100000 attachment on Hudson River Navigation Company as a foreign corporation. The note of April 29, 1907 indorsed in blank by the company and Morse is $100000 with only $3000 paid. The New Jersey company has $4 million capital. Calvin Austin of Boston is president and Morse sits on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Hudson River Navigation Company
Fred W. Bagg
Charles W. Morse
Com- Peers
New Jersey
Calvin Austin
Boston
Sudden Decline At The Close In Stocks On Jan 20
Wall Street traders faced a day of indecision with early waverings giving way to dullness then a sudden decline at closing. The market saw selling pressure from profit taking and bank statement optimism, with American Smelting weak in spots and Baltimore & Ohio earnings disappointing. Southern Pacific provided some support as money rates eased to 4 percent across all maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
American Smelters Securities Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Guggenheim
Baltimore & Ohio
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Amalgamated
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
National
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Steel
New York
New York Stock Exchange
North Butte
Utah Consolidated
Copper Range
Butte Coalition
Greene Cananea
United Fruit
Telephone
Boston
Arizona Commercial
Isle Royale
New Haven
Wall Street
The Shoulders of Atlas in New England Contest
An instalment of Mrs. Freeman’s The Shoulders of Atlas appears in the Boston Post and New York Herald contest coverage. Henry Whitman and wife Sylvia, in East Westland, Massachusetts, face dwindling income as a boarder, a lawyer visitor hints at life changing news, while Max Pemberton’s Sir Richard Escombe is also featured for comparison.
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Boston
New York
New England
Pemberton
Richard Escombe
England
Atlas
Sir Richard
Freeman
Henry Whitman
Sylvia
East Westland
Horace Allen
Meeks
Allen
Mr. Meeks
Henry
Everlasting Hills
Will and Abrahama White Will Shocks Local Couple
Sydney Meeks reveals Abrahama White left a will leaving the couple all her property. Sylvia and Henry react with disbelief at the prospect of wealth from the old White homestead, 50 acres, and an income of about $600 yearly after taxes and insurance. The reading hints at family intrigue surrounding Abrahama, Susy Fletcher, and John Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méeks
Sylvia
Henry
Sydney Meeks
Abrahama White
Meeks
Abrahama
Jim Jones
Sydney
Miss Babcock
Dr. Wallace
Rose Fletcher
Susy
Abraham
John Fletcher
Abraham White
New York
East Westland Savings Bank
Unique Temple of Amusement Delights Washington Street Audience
The Unique Temple of Amusement at 700 Washington Street offered nearly two hours of motion pictures and illustrated songs yesterday. The program featured The Ship Owner's Daughter and Against the Law plus a lecturer explaining each film. Howe's Ladies' Orchestra accompanied two illustrated songs and provided music throughout. Admission is described as low, delivering good value for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Amusement
Washington Street
Unique
Howe
Star Theatre Presents British Indian Mutiny Drama and Comedy
The Star Theatre this week showcases The Last Cartridge a dramatic piece from the British Indian mutiny era Falsely Accused a murder mystery uses a moving picture machine to prove innocence The Medal Winner a Gaumont comedy sketch provokes wholesome laughter Won't You Wait Nellie Dear and Just Someone are sung by a talented corps of singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Gaumont
Nellie
Theatre Joliette Presents Headline Motion Pictures
A recent Theatre Joliette program items a string of headline pictures including The Last Cartridge set in India during the Sepoy rebellion and a prairie life film The Host. Also shown were Willver Take Them and There’s a Girl in This World For Every Boy and a Boy For Every Girl and Gypsy Ann in pictorial ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Jolliet
Theatre Jolliette
India
The
Prairies
Boston
Girk
Gypsy Ann
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston Bank
Cnceee
Treasury
New Ork
Eee Enews Cieat
Bankers' Sterling
France
Isis Ee Jaarkou
Reichsmarks
Teem Ewes
Guilders
Know-It-Alls
Raven
Howell & Little
Bay. State
Little
Boston-Ely
Inter- Trust Security CO
Water St
Central .Sq
Lynn
Mass
Weybosset
Copper, Curb and Mining Outlook
Leonard
Nevada
Utah
Trinity
Nevada Consolidated Balaklala
Co. F. Jonasson & CO
Broadway
Utah Bay
Broad ST
Consolidated Stock Exchange
N.Y. St
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
CRAIN
Congress ST. Tel
Bay State
Ferdinand Behnke
State St
A. D. F. Adams
Fort Hill
Ee Eee
Chrisomnw
H. A. Brown. & CO
H. A. Brown & CO
BRO
State
Kidder, Peabody & GO
Devonshire St. Boston
Wall St
Foreign Exchange
Letters of Credit
Baring Brothers & 60,, Ltd
London
Seerenews
Curtis
Sederquist
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
N. Y
Congress Street
Colo
Amer Bell
Amer Tel
Illinois Steel
West End
Atchison TS
Jim Fiteh
Old Colony
Allouez
Arcadian
Arig Com
Atlantic
Butte C’l'n
Cal & Arl
Cal & Hec
Daly
Ranklin
la Salle
Shannon
Victoria
Ana
P Tel
Pareu
Née Wei Pe Pe
Edison el
aGee Lee TF Ee
Wift & Co
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Change Place
Broad Street
Acme
Amal-Nevada
Amer Rotary
Argenta
Bay State Gas
Bingham Mary
Black Mountain
Boston & Cobalt
Boston-Corbin
Butte & Tokashs
Chemung Mines
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Dal Ar Douglas Dom
Hagle & East Utte
Bell
Tere Giroux
Globe Consol
Galan
Florence
Goldfield
Hancoe
Laramie
Mckinley
Nat M & Nevada-Gean Newhouse
Superior & Itte
Union
Northwestern
Chicago Great
Denver
General Electric + tae
Illinois Central
Louis & Nash
Minnea Mie & Me
Louis Ito
O Minn
Tp& Ste M
Pacific
Texas
Ae Central
Norfolk A Western
Pacific Mail
Bonace Steel
Rock Island
Sheffield
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Ie &T
Westihghotiae
Wis Western Union Tea Eeee
Don Central Creche Ens Tae
Hudson River Navigation Co
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
New York Herald Co
Chapter
Mr. Allen
Sam Elliot
Allan
Ennis & Stoppani
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