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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

10

Market Decline Widens as Reading Leads Downward

Extensive day of stock market activity shows Reading and Union Pacific among weakest as cliques and pools realize gains. Amalgamated and Sugar among notable participants, with final prices near day lows. Arcadian Copper names new directors in Jersey City. Utah Consolidated signs ore treatment pact with American Smelting.

State Street Bears Reading Union Pacific Sugar, &J. Paul and Amalgamated Brooklyn Rapid Transit St. Paul Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Steel New York New York Stock Exchange Arcadian Copper Company Jersey City Robert H. Shields William B. Alexander John C. Shields John Merton L. W. Killmar James W. Shields J. Beahan George H. Russell T. Everett William F. Miller Arcadian Company New York Metal Exchange National Surety Company Driggs James McMahon Emerson McMillan R. Bertron H. Shri Utah Consolidated Mining Company American Smelting & Refining Company Utah Company

Aldermen Benefit From Salary Debate in Boston

Senator Gideon Abbott of Dorchester told a legislative committee that Boston aldermen could serve for honor, not pay, as Tilton Bell seeks to raise salaries and remove carriages. Abbott urged preserving the $1500 salary. Bell agreed. Alder men Anderson Brand Cotton and Parker listened and left with smiles.

Boston Gideon Abbott Dorchester Legislative Committee On Tilton S. Bell Abbott Bell Anderson Brand Cotton Parker

Colonel Floyd Nominated for S of W Office at Boston Convention

Lyman W. Floyd received unanimous indorsement from Manchester by the Sea Sons of Veterans Camp No 149 for senior vice division commander. A charter member and past commander, Floyd has long served in State and national roles and will be presented at the Boston convention February 11 and 12 where he previously aided as special staffer to Commander-in-Chief Ed win M. Amies.

Calumet & Hecla Company Lake Copper Company Douglas Copper Company Salt Lake City Boston Consolidated Company Draper Company Portland William F. Draper W. S. Timson J. G. Cloudman H. F. Searles Wald, Grew & Co Brazier Building Paine, Webber & Co Canadian Pacifica Railway Company Houghton Superior & Pittsburg Davis Daly Colorado Lizzie Denmark Sweden Pepper Bay State Gas Company Old Dominion Company of Maine Rhode Island Pranklin Junior Lode Massachusetts Electric Company William B. Soule Manchester-By-The-Sea H. P. Woodbury Sons of Veterans Lyman W. Floyd Boston Floyd The Order Edwin M. Amies Massachusetts Gettysburg Peoria Dayton

Appointment of Herbert G. Worth as Nantucket probate registrar

The Nantucket county meeting announced Herbert G. Worth as registrar of probate. He succeeds Henry Riddell, who had served as judge prior to this appointment.

Herbert G. Worth Nantucket Henry Riddell

Boston Market Stocks and Bond Prices Close Activity Report

The Boston market notes a volatile session with lay closing at 41 cents after peaking at 89 to 61 and slipping. Southwestern Development debuts at 85 to 15, finishing at 1 1/2, while Boston Ely holds firm and Geyser rises to 80 cents amid a broad curb list with detailed fluctuations. A separate item notes Arthur Field of North Adams saved from burns in Rowe when a rat bite woke him as a stove fire sparked.

Southwestern Development Boston Ely North Adams Greenfield Arthur Field Field Rowe Eee Bos & Alb el BT Bos & Me NY &N Union Pacife West Tee Iga Alloues Arcadian Eee Arizona Com Atlantic Ros Bingham Elm River West Franklin la Salle Mexico Con Nevada North Butte Santa Fe Shannon Victoria Bay Balaklala Boston B. Se Isle Royale Nickerson Simmons & Buss Rotary Ahmeek Amal Nevada Bay State Gas Bingham Mary Black Mountain Boston Cobalt Boston & Corbin Butte & London Cumberland Ely Davis Daly Dominion Eagle Blue Bell Butte Furnace Creek Giroux Gold Prince Goldfield Ate Goldfield Consol Reene Gold Helvetia Feet Eeee Howell. & Littl Weensees Laramie Kroger Mckinley, Seas Utah Wee Newhouse Nipeeeneee Butte Ext Rosario Sanca Consol Shawmut Silver Queen Southwest Dev Superior Co Superior & Ab Troy-Manhattan Union Mines Co United Zinc

Boston Cars Market Brisk Curb Trades Day

Exchange PlaceJan 29 The Boston curb market showed broad interest with several notable activity bursts Bay State Gas among the listed names

Boston Cars Market Exchange Place Bay State Gas

King Crowther stock offered at bargain 50 to 80 in 1908

The King Crowther Corporation offers 101 shares to investors at prices from 50 to 80 with rights for 30. This stock, once strong, paid three 2 cash dividends and a 3 stock dividend last year, with expectations of higher dividends and price this year. Other stocks cited as 7 8 and 6 percent payers trade above market levels.

Roosevelt King-Crowther Corporation King-Crowther Cver Electric American Sugar U. S. Steel Swift Company Anon Fruit American Locomotive Preferred King Crowther

Prices Still Going Down in Wall Street

Wall Street on January 29 saw a continued downward drift in stock prices with a smaller trading volume. The market lacked urgent selling pressure and protective supports faded as large banking interests withdrawn. United States Steel quarterly report noted heavy contractions but no sentiment shift, as figures and orders had been anticipated.

Wall Street United States Steel Corporation

Everyman revival by Ben Greet company at Jordan Hall

The 15th century morality play Everyman returned to Boston with the Ben Greet company. Despite a small audience due to a storm, the performance impressed with reverence medieval atmosphere and careful diction across 17 characters.

Boston Ben Greet Jordan Hall Everyman

Wells answers Fin Com criticism of fire dept

Fire Commissioner Benjamin W. Wells sent an answer to the Finance Commission criticisms of the Fire Department to the Mayor, arriving after the Mayor had left for the day. Mayor Hibbard declined to discuss the finance commissioners’ report.

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