Stock Prices Fall Across Markets In Active Trading
The market shows continued recession with total New York sales at 633 900 shares and Boston at 62 200. Reading leads New York with 83 800 shares, Amalgamated tops Boston with 9 563. Butterick gains in New York while Tennessee Copper declines. Isle Royale gains in Boston as Wolverine falls. Call money and time money show higher rates in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Butterick Company
Tennessee Copper
Isle Royale
Wolverine
Wyandot Ee
Tel
Ate Cumberland
Boston & Suboes
Edison Electric
Generel Electric
Eorgia Electric
Mergenthaler
Reece Button H
Seattle Klee
the Pullman Co
Torrington Pref
United Fruit
Seereke
United Shoe Ma
U Do
Ssdeecses
Steel Ist
Eae
Boston Copper
Boston & Corbin
Dominion Iron
East Butte
Keweenaw
Rotary King
Superior & Pitts
Swift & Co
Do Rights Coees Sl
Ead
Utah
Apex
Eernvee
Market declines amid heavy copper selloff and mixed rail reports
Traders faced broad selling across copper shares led by Amalgamated and Reading as December railroad earnings showed gains for Erie, Reading, Rock Island, Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Prices closed lower on most issues while Isle Royale and Osceola rose on rumored control bids by Calumet & Hecla. Money rates shifted with call at 1 1/2 percent and various term rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Amalgamated
Reading
Harriman Pacifics
Harriman
Erie
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul
People’s Gas
Steel Common
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nevada Utah Market Letter Stocks to Buy or Sell
Weekly market letter lists Nevada Utah references and major firms including Bingham Mines Ohio Copper Giroux Southern Canadian Pacific Chesapeake Ohio New York Central Erie and Old Dominion Copper All stocks bought and sold upon commission. request copy by writing or calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Utah
Bingham Mines
Bingham Consolidated
Ohio Copper
Giroux
Southern and Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Erie
Old Dominion Copper
Stock and Bond Market Prices and Daily Sales
The Boston Market column records the day’s stock and bond prices along with total daily sales. The table reflects market movements and trade totals for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ex dividend totals across listed and unlisted holdings
Ex dividend totals show 44 081 shares of listed stocks and 20 119 shares of unlisted stocks. Bonds amount to $88 000 and rights to 4 210.
Boston curb market shows modest activity on Kerr Lake leading
The Boston curb market today saw moderate activity with Kerr Lake Yukon Gold First National and Southwestern Development leading market interest. Kerr Lake rose 1 2 point to 85 8 while Goldfield Daisy traded heavily between 76 and 83 2 cents. full curb fluctuations are listed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kerr Lake
Yukon Gold
First National
Southwestern Development
Veeneane
Nevada
Arizpe
Atg & Sa I
Bay State Gas
Fae
Beaver
Bingham Maryee
Black Mountain
Oso
Oston Ely Ewer
Dh Boswyocolo
Col. Sis
Cal & Corbin
Consol Apigis Cose
Huy
Corbin Copper
Tos Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly Ae
Douglas
Eaae
Giroux
Hancock
Utah
Nipissing
Stewart
New York Bonds and United States Securities Quotes
A dense list of bond and note quotes dominates the page, detailing municipal and corporate issues from New York and beyond. Prices, yields, and series numbers accompany issuers such as American Tobacco, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, Central of Georgia, and Union Pacific, with references to railroads, cotton and steel interests, and international issues like the Cuban 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Do Ist Inc
Minn & St L
Mo, Kan & Tex
Amer Tobacco
Atchison
North Pacific
CY Bioss
Sss
Wvc
Norfolk & W
Central
Rep
Cuba
Ises
St L & 1
St LL & SF
Chesa & Ohio
St LL W
Chi & Alton
Seaboard A L
B & Q New
Southern Pacific
RI & Pa
Col BS
Southern Ry
Texas & Pac
C,c
C & St L Gen
St L & W
Cole Indus
Union Pacific
Colo Midland
Do Co
Col & Southern
Steel 2d
del & Hud
Wabash
den & Rio G
West Md
Erie
Wheel & L Erie
Wis Cent
Hock Val
Interboro Met
L Shore
Japan
Adams Ex
L & N UN
Dividends Declared by Regional Railways and Light Companys
Quarterly dividends announced by several rail and utility companies. The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway Company declares 1% quarterly to stockholders of record February 10. A special guaranteed betterment dividend of 1% also payable March 1 to those on record February 10. Cripple Creek Central Railway Company posts 1% per preferred share for March 1 with February 17 record. Helena Light and Railway Company declares 1.5% preferred for March 1 with January 29 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Pittsburg Ry. Co
Cripple Creek Central Ry. Co
Helena Light & Ry. Co
Bond Market Notes Highlights of 1909 bond issues and calls
Temporary Union Pacific first lien bonds may be exchanged for permanent coupons on Feb 8 at the New York treasurer's office. Newport Rhode Island awards a 25000 loan at 3.125 discount. Kittery Maine water district bonds sold to Massachusetts banks. Chicago City Railways bonds callable at 110 before 1912 with city purchase option. Louisville & Nashville sells about 25 million to J P Morgan with large block of unified 4s 1940, refunding 23 million 6-20 year 4s. collateral back 18.2 million released. McKeesport awards 30000 4 per cent filtration bonds with premium. Mexican Tramway Company may issue 1.25 million 6 per cent mortgage bonds for extensions and advances to Mexican Power & Light.
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Agricul Chem
Tel & Tel
Us$ Steel Corps
Stocks
Atchison Ee Wees
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
NY &Nh
Union Pacific
Allouez
Daly-West
Franklin Sieie
Granby
Mexico
Cess
Michigan
Nevada
New Tapia
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Utah Copper Co
Victoria Eaeeeeaeser
Broadway
New York City
Newport
R. I
Aquidneck National Bank of
Blake Brothers
Curtis & Sanger
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
City Trust Company
Boston
Bond & Goodwin
Louisville & Nashville
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mexican Tramway Company
Mexican Power & Light Company
Notable corporate lines listed in Boston calendar
A calendar for today lists numerous transportation and utility concerns including Boston Elevated Railway Boston Land Company Cambria Steel Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Railway Connecticut Railway Light Montreal Light Heat Power Procter Gamble Casein Company Amparo Mining Electric Bond and Share New Hampshire Electric United States Telegraph Central District and Printing Telegraph Consolidated Coal Distillers Securities Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light United States Rubber Company American Bank Note Company Cuyahoga Telegraph Fairmont Coal and Montreal Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston F Elevated Railway
Boston Land Company
Cambria Steel
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
Connecticut Railway & Light
Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company
Pullman Company
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Union Copper, Land and Mining Company
New York & Queens Electric Light and Power Company
Procter & Gamble Co
Casein Company of America
Amparo Mining Company
Electric Bond and Share Company
New Hampshire Electric Railway
United States Telegraph Company
Central District and Printing Telegraph Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Distillers’ Securities Corporation
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light
United States Rubber Company
American Bank Note Company
Cuyahoga Telegraph Company
Fairmont Coal Company
Flannery Bolt Company
Montreal Steel Works
R G Dun Weekly Review Notes Cautious Trade Pulse
R G Dun & Co. reports irregular activity in industrial and mercantile sectors. A growing sign of strength is rising stock depletion suggesting a broad resumption of production is near as confidence improves. Dry goods traders see stability and expect to cover future needs amid occasional shipment delays.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Leather trade dull as hides stay firm in Boston market
The piece notes delayed orders from Western and Southern wholesalers, but New England manufacturers plan to send reps to their territories and expect normal business. Fall goods prices are firm with some small increases, while hide markets vary by type. Failures rise to 826 in the United States this week, up from 418 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Boston
Lake
New England
Texas
River Plate
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Review Tariff Roundup Signals Cautious Trade
Bradstreet reports a quieter week with cautious buying across markets as tariff and crop uncertainties loom. Wholesale demand holds in check while rail earnings lag, grains idle, and wool markets shift to foreign grades amid scarce domestic wool. Copper weak and iron and steel trades exceptionally quiet. Canadian demand shows modest spring gains. weekly business failures total 42 versus 44 a year ago.
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New York
Bradstreet
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
New Zealand
West
Boston
Theatre Listings Highlight Diverse 1908 Boston Schedule
Billie Burke returns to Hollis Monday in Love Watches with John Drew Star Hattie Williams debuts Fluffy Ruffles at Park Theatre Monday. DeWolf Hopper resumes at Majestic in Pied Piper. Victor Moore stars in The Talk of New York at Tremont next Monday. Forty five Minutes From Broadway concludes at Globe then The Time, the Place and the Girl fills two weeks. Jack Sheppard ends tonight at Grand Opera House, followed by The End of the Trail Monday. The Circus Girl nears 100th show at Castle Square. The Man From Montana at Keith's next week with Belle Blanche, Montgomery and Moore and others. Lillian Newell heads Imperial troupe at Howard Burlesque. Anna Kirk shares honors. Beardsley sisters popular. Sins of the Night at Bowdoin Square next week. Orpheum to present 14-act star bill led by Mrs. Brown Potter. Miss New York Jr. closes today at Columbia. Tiger Lilies next week with Campbell and Drew. Gaiety Theatre hosts The Gi From Happyland with high class burlesque. High Rollers at Palace next week. Hastings Show closes tonight. Manhattan Girls and Powell and Steele at Austin & Stone’s Museums. Italian earthquake pictures draw crowds at Star and Theatre Premier. earthquake films at Theatre Comique spark interest. Closing engagements in Boston include The Devil Hollis, Marcelle Majestic, Follies of 1908 Tremont, New Lady Bantock Park. Plymouth Quartet featured at Scenic Temple. John Mason in The Witching Hour arrives Feb 15 at Majestic. Hub Theatre last Miles Bros. vaudeville. Cameraphone leads at Theatre Premier. Earthquake pictures draw crowds at Theatre Comique.
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Castle Square Theatre
Montana
McIntyre and
Heath
Keith’s Theatre
Belle Blanche
Montgomery and Moore
Herr Grass’ Babpoons
Reynolds and Donegan
Lawrence Crane
Lillian Newell
the Howard
Anna Kirk
Miss Newell
Beardsley Sisters
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
London Music Hall
Gaiety Theatre
Happyland
Batchellor
New Theatre
Palace Theatre
Hastings
Austin & Stone
Manhattan Girls
Powell and Steele
John Mason
Majestic Theatre
Believe Grace McLaren Poison Recovery Hopes Rise
Hope grows for Grace McLaren a young telephone operator who drank poison at her East Boston home 394 Bennington Street early Thursday morning. Doctors report she is improving and spirits are hopeful for a full recovery.
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Hope
Grace Mclaren
Bennington Street
East
Boston
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Calumet & Arizona
Old Dominion and
Copper Range
Calumet & Hecla
Isle Kovale
Utah Copper
Boston Clearings
senseceessHoo
Fineton Dalences Cssese
Sub
Treasury
E.scee
Bankers’ Sterling
Chemung Copper Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
J. N. Wallace
G. F. Porter
A. R. Flower
H. H. Porter
J. H. Harding
John G. Jenkins
A. N. Brady
EK. H. Harriman
W. G. Oakman
R. A. & E. I. Manning
Congress Street
New York Metal Exchange
Russell A. Ballou
George A. Rich
Stock Exchange
Tower & Underwood
Frank A. Ruggles
Daly West Company
Winchester Veazie
H. Otto Hawke
Cincinnati
J. J. Daly
W. P. Noble
H. R. MacMillan
Salt Lake City
Mr. Daly
David C. Jackling
Utah Copper Company
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Kelvin
Arizona
Globe Camp
Wills
Thomas P. Beal, Jr
Second National Bank
Herbert M. Parker
Austin & Souther
la Rose
William E. Soule
Nevyada
Monks
Congress St
Mass
United Wireless Telegraph Company
B. K. Shepard
Wireless Station
Broad St
Mase
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Hide & Leather
Amer Tee Securities
Amer Locomotiv
Ame Smelt & Pe
Amer Woolen Petwse
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Eles A
Baltimore & Ohio
Transit
Brooklyn
Hudson
Delaware
Denver & Rio Grande
Silo Distillers Securities
Seer Castes
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interboro-Met
International Paper
Iowa Centra
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Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ee Estes
Peoples Gas
Pitts, Co
C & St
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St Louis Southwest
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Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Senso
Cccores
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Lt & Trac Pf
Writ Paper
Butte
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Con Ari
Hoo Kerr Lake
Nipissing M Co
Pitts
Superior
Os United Copper
Yukon
NEW York Bonds
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Ennis & Stoppani
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State Mutual
PAL
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Kittery
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Penn
Charles S. Harrison, Jr., & Co
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R. G. Dun & Co.’S Review
Bradstreet’s
Billie Burke
John Drew
Hollis
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Sunday Post
Park Theatre
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the Majestic
Victor Moore
George M. Cohan
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the Globe
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Brown Potter
America
New
Hub Theatre
Miles Bros
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Theatre Comique
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NEMO
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Rich & Harless
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Wast
Shari
Ngton
Winsor McCay
Boston Post
New York Herald
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
McIntyre and Heath
Georgia Minstrels
Mr. Hymack
Claud
Fannie Usher
John McCloskey
Gus Edwards
Qorpheuvy
Tony, Majestic
Louise
Pixley & Luders
Gunning
Marcelle
Dewolf Hopper and Company OF
ALL Star
Pied Piper
City OF
Innocence
Spes
Tremont
Toda
Tonigher Ziegfeld
With Nora. Baywtes
Cohan & Harris
Fannie
By Jerom
Imay
New Boy
Bantoge
K. Jerome
Hattie
GLOBE
Scott Wei
HAN & Harris
Geo. M. Cohan
Kid Burns
Arthur Dunn
Eloollis St
Henry W. Savage
Edwin Stevens
Castle Sq
John Craig Stock Company
Temple Place
Laipin Theatre
Dover & Washington
Burton
Bowdoin
FI4
Howard
Casety
Washington St
Boylston
Oxford
Ial
New York, JR
Mechanics Building
Tremont Temple
Burton Holmes
Travelo
Hawaii
Java
Paris
OG Acp
Edward Howard Griggs
Jordan Hall
Ludwig Wallner
Conrad V. Bos
Symphony Hall
Mme
Blanche Viarghesi
Providence
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