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Ex-Dividend dates for Northern Railroad of New Hampshire. Books close for Laclede Gas Light common and preferred stock. Railway Steel Spring preferred closes. Books open for meetings.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
10
Ex-Dividend dates for Northern Railroad of New Hampshire. Books close for Laclede Gas Light common and preferred stock. Railway Steel Spring preferred closes. Books open for meetings.
The Amalgamated Copper Company issues its annual report for the year ended April 30, 1909 showing net income of 5,663,980 and dividends of 3,077,758, with a surplus of 586,222 and total assets around 108,481,847 and cash 3,593,102. It describes issued capital stock at 153,887,900 and liabilities of 167,274,949. The group produced about 234 million pounds of copper in 1908, with Amalgamated benefiting from about 199 million pounds.
New York and Boston activity showed sharp drops with readings on Amalgamated Atchison Erie Northern Pacific Reading up and down. North Lake and Telephone groups led gains while Calumet & Hecla and Canada Southern fell. overall tone termed a healthy recession in a bullish period.
Board additions include C. R. Everts James Reed J H Reed J W Friend and Oscar Rohn with Frank M Sullivan retiring. McKinley Darragh declares a surprise interim dividend of 5 percent due to improved earnings from mining. North Lake stock jumps after drilling reports copper with No 8 drill at Lake lode location. Drilling paused on copper. a steel toothed bit to cut through planned. Superintendent Edwards praised for property work. Chambers Ferland annual meeting set for Toronto June 9.
The Boston curb market report notes moderate activity with Cumberland Ely, Cactus Development, Southwestern Development, Gila Copper, Inspiration, Geyser, Ohio Copper, and Chino Copper leading trading. Detailed fluctuations in the curb list accompany the brief market update.
McKinley Darragh Company the firm in Cobalt declares 5 percent on July 15. Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd quarterly 14 percent July 10. Union Traction Co Philadelphia semi annual $1.50 July 1 to stock of record June 9. Louisville Traction Co quarterly 1 percent common July 1. New York Harlem R R Co 5 percent July 1 to stock of record June 15. Utah Consolidated Mining Co quarterly 50 cents July 15. Books close June 23 reopen July 2.
Pennsylvania defeated Dartmouth in Hanover New Hampshire this after noon in a game filled with unusual plays. Schultz steadied in the later innings as Pennsylvania rallied after a first inning hole and held on to win 9 to 8.
Burlington June 7 Vermont shut out Columbia 4 to 0 in a college baseball game. Collins and Burlington combined for the shutout with Lee and Lommel behind the plate. Time of game 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpire McDonald.
Columbus 5 Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 0 Louisville 4 Kansas City 0 St Paul 3 Toledo 0 charted across regional games with decisive margins and top performers.
Newark blanked Preidence 5 0 while Baltimore defeated New Jersey 7 2 Montreal crushed Toronto 17 2 and Rochester routed Buffalo 10 2 with several teams posting decisive wins.
Harvard athletes wearing unicorn colors dominated the B A A members games at Tech Field. J E S Ballard swept the half mile and mile runs setting a new B A A record in the mile, with H P Lawless and J P Sullivan close challengers. Rand Kennard Harwood and other Harvard stars showed strong form as Back Bay aims for the New England title next Saturday.
The piece notes BAA athletes impressing at Tech Field with Harvard dominance likely return the club to elite status. Foster plans to race in 1910 college games while Harvard Pennsylv. Brown and Cornell contest a shifting college baseball crown. Western versus eastern talent is debated, citing Alvin Kraenz.
Yale's varsity crew completed a four mile harbor workout at New Haven on June 7 with the fastest time of the season despite a favorable tide. The freshmen faced the varsity for the first two miles but trailed by three lengths. The varsity surged in the final two miles finishing without a man down and Coach Kennedy called the effort the best of the season.
Wright and Sulloway defended their state doubles tennis title on Brae Burn courts by defeating the Johnson brothers, who had won the championship recently.
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