Mining Curb Letter Highlights Skepticism and Picks for Prospects
A New York telegraph reports a mining stock advisory urging cautious, gradual market gains while warning the public against hesitancy. It touts in-house engineers and broad access to mining data, recommends several high, medium, and low priced picks across Nevada, Goldfield, Tonopah, Bingham, and cobalt camps, and emphasizes avoiding poor securities.
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United States
Canada
Nevada
Nevada Consolidated
Balaklala
Dominion Copper
British Columbia
Goldfield Consolidated
Atlanta
Florence
Goldfield Lucky Boys
Tonspah
Tonopah Mining
Montana
Tonopah
Binghams
Boston Consolidated
Utah Apes
Bingham Mary
Intie Mining
Carisa
Nipissing
Colonial
King Edward
Ramps Consolidated
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Boston
Broad Street
New Change Place
York City
Br Columbia
Bay State Gas
Begole Syndicate
Mary Ie Hive
Bingham
Boston-Corbin
Boston Ely
Butte-Bradley
Butte & London
Umberland Ely
Davis-Daly Ee
Farnell
Giroux
Hancock
Keweenaw
Kruger
Laramie
Miemac
Nat M & Ex
Nevada-Utah
Rosario
Santa Ysabel
Sup & Pitts
Sutton Bos
Siess
Troy
Manhattan
United Ol Tee
Utah-Apex
Wilbur Mines Ik Vik
Ximo Mining de Die
Ste Soule
Animal Rescue Benefit Charms Cast at Castle Square Theatre
A substantial audience from Back Bay and Brookline attended the Animal Rescue League benefit at Castle Square Theatre. Howell Hansel led Boston Conservatory of Dramatic Art students in Henry C. De Mille’s The Lost Paradise, with Virginia Vance’s stage debut as Cinders receiving noted praise. Hansel’s Reuben Warner and Miss Vance shared honors for their clear diction and strong presence, as other performers including Marion Calvert, Francis Howard, and a line of supporting players contributed solidly to a successful fundraiser for animal welfare.
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Animal Rescue League
Castle Square Theatre
Howell Hansel
Boston Conservatory of Dramatic Art
Henry C. DeMille
Hansel
Back Bay
Brookline
Virginia Vance
Cinders
Reuben Warner
Miss Vance
Mr. Hansel
Marion Calvert
Margaret Knowlton
Francis Howard
Old Bensel
Wilbur Mason
Herbert Butler
Smily Blanton
Morton Stevens
Francis Willoughby
Harry Smith Clark
Gladys Brush
Louis Langdon
Hazel Burgess
Irene Tarbell
May Walters
Amalgamated Leads Trading in Boston
Wall Street shows dull market activity with Harriman stocks losing leadership but not the overall market. Pacific stocks lack momentum while Eries weaken and Southern railway preferred falls 3 points amid fare law fears. Bank gains lift sentiment as money on call stays easy and U S Steel rises on Lake Superior mine strike news. copper remains weak but prices end higher after a day of uncertainty.
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Wall Street
Harriman
Eries
Southern Railway
North Carolina
Bank of France
New York
London
United States Steel
Lake Superior
State Street
Steel Corporation
Southern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Erie
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Common
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Quincy
Utah
Wolverine
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Proichsmsies
Augucgis Fie
Calumet & Hecla annual report details 1907 holdings
The Calumet & Hecla Company issues its annual report for the year ended April 30 1907. It shows production of refined copper at 46 949 tons and 46 287 tons mined, with copper prices around 23 cents per pound. Dividends of 20 and 15 dollars are noted, and Calumet & Hecla holds substantial shares in Allouez Centennial Gratiot La Salle Osceola Superior Manitou Frontenac Tecumseh and other copper ventures.
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Calumet & Hecla Company
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Allouez Mining Company
Centennial Copper Mining Company
Gratiot Mining Company
Frontenac Copper Company
la Salle Copper Company
Manitou Copper Mining Company
Osceola Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Superior Copper Company
Tecumseh Copper Mining Company
Calumet & He
Calumet & Hecla
Agassiz
Centennial Consolidated Mining Company
A. B. Dunham
Harold Nathan
National Steel & Wire Corporation
Shumway
New Haven
Conn
H. S. Hotchkiss
F. B. Farnsworth
National Wire Corporation
Superior Court
Mexico
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Kansas City
Chihuahua
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Railway Company
Republic Iron & Steel Company
L. Auerbach
Boston & Utah Copper Company
Salt Lake
la Sal Mountain
Utah
Beaver Creek
James A. Woodward
Boston & Alaska Developing Company
Alaska
William E. Soule
Boston Market Stock and Bond Market Summary
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend trading, with total sales for the day across listed stocks 12 962 shares and unlisted stocks 6 513 shares. Bonds totaling 11 000 dollars were traded, detailing the day’s market activity.
Stage Matters at Park Theatre and Local Venues
Today marks the final bow of As a Man Sons at the Park Theatre. Next week the Lillian Lawrence players bring Sidney Grundy’s A Prince of M T Ldiars with Charles Miller Ethel Grey Terry and Lillian Lawrence. John W. Ransone Diamond Donner and Mayme Kelso join The Hurdy Gurdy Girl at Tremond Theatre amid a thriving run. The Green Bird opens at the Majestic Theatre next Monday with Bos ton audiences promised a pleasant surprise.
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Park Theatre
Lillian Lawrence
Sidney Grundy
Green Bird
Majestic Theatre
Boston curb market mixed as ore values rise at Opening
The Boston and Corbin property news on higher ore values boosted demand for stock, lifting its price from 15 to 157 8, closing strong at 158 4. Consolidated Steamship bonds shared leadership with Corbin, slipping to 80 ¼. The rest of the list saw light transactions with small fluctuations.
Theatres Occupy Boston Stages With Rich Holiday Lineup
Across Boston venues present a bustling slate of openings and revivals. Erminie continues at Castle Square, Wine Women and Song debuts at Globe with Bonita as star, Convict 999 opens Grand Opera House, Slaves of Russia leads Bowdoin Square, and Old Home week bills dominate Palace Theatre with new burlesques and vaudeville.
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Castle Square
Erminie
Globe Theatre
Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Russia
Clayton Legge
Charlie’ Waldron
Palace Theatre
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Lawrence Gas Company
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