Record of Stock Trades and Rates in New York and Boston
The report shows total sales in New York 1 044 200 shares and Boston 44 484 shares with most active issues steel common in New York at 225 600 shares and Amalgamated in Boston at 7 940 shares. It covers Jan 1 1910 to date with New York total 96 011 700 shares and Boston 5 779 321 shares. Comparisons to last year list New York 100 344 100 and Boston 6 882 131. Notable gains and losses include American Express up 10 to 250 in New York and Westinghouse B i c down 8 to 115 onion in New York. Boston Elevated up 1 to 1261 2 and Union Pacific down 51 8 to 1615 8 in Boston. Call money New York 3 percent. Boston 3 to 4 percent. Time money New York 3 to 43 4 percent. Boston 4 to 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
American Express
Westinghouse Bic
Union Pacific
Une
J Rices
CB & Q
KOM & B
Bos
Bos & Maine
NY & NH
Old Colony
West End
Elm River
Franklin
Granby
Ener
Greene
la Salle
Mass
Mexico
Con
Nevada
Old Dominion
Winonaee
Wolverine
LAND
East
Cumberland
Amer Pneu
Amer Sugar Fives
Bos & W Tl Pf
Georgia
Mergenthaler
Ullman Sc Ae Ee Eee
E Cnttle Eleepf
United Fruit
United Shoe
U S Steel
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
Utah Stones
Sup & Bos
Sup & Pitts
Swift & Co Bh
US Coal & Oil
Son Ene
UN Ie
Scrip
Wsceees
Cu S Co Pt
Sm & R
Té& T
Ate&sf
AT &S PF
Atl
Ohio
Batopilas
Bklyn
HR Tis
TTF
Bklyn U Gas
Brunswick Eee O
Can Pacific
Lea CT
Leath
OM & SP Pf
Coccé&sh
Col L Ist Pt
Dl&w
DSS G&a
Erie
Fed M&s
LE & W Pt
Lackawan Ste
Louis Nash
Mackay
Mer Marine
Mer Marine P
NH & H
Nor & West
Nor Pac
AZZ
Pacific Mall
Pac T & T
Phila Co
Gaeep
Pitts
Ry St
Rock Island Sane
Rock Island
Sears Roebuck
Texas Land
Texas Pacific
Copper Market Sags Amid Broad Price Slump
Gloomy street sentiment and stop loss selling push prices lower across copper shares. Utah Copper reports May output of 8.862 million pounds with estimated monthly profits around 400000. First National Bank and other firms show varied auction movements while Cactus Copper sets July 41 meeting in Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Copper Company
The
Cactus Copper Company
Duluth, Minn
Bond Market Notes Summarize City Loan Tender Results
Melrose bids due June 30 for 25000 loan maturing 1911. Buffalo & Susquehanna 4 per cent bonds coupon due July 1 not paid. Fall River awards 351000 4 per cent serial bonds to Estabrook. 4 million three year 5 per cent notes sold. Salem bids due June 30 for 75000 loan maturing Oct 20. Stamford no bids for 65000 4 per cent serial bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Mass
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Company
Fall River
Estabrook & Co
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Company of
Baltimore
FB. H. Rollins & Sons
William Salomon & Co
Alexander Brown & Sons
Salem
Stamford, Conn
Vast List of Municipal and Railway Debentures Across New England
A compiled ledger enumerates numerous municipal and corporate debentures and bonds in states from Massachusetts and Maine to Vermont and Idaho. The items cover water works, sewer projects, school loans, city halls, railroads, electric light works, and various sinking fund issues with due dates ranging from 1906 to 1988. Names include Boston area issuers, Ashland Power, Cam Be even nee Water Co, Concord and Claremont R R Co, Maine Central R R, and many towns such as Rockingham, Nashua, and Nash County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Mass
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
Amesbury
Ashland Light, Power & St. Ry. Co
Mtge
Baileyville
Beverly
Bristol
Brookline
Buckaport
Cambridge
Nee Water Co
Canton
Canyon Canal Co
Boise City
Idaho
Migens
Claremont
N. H
Concord
City Hall
Union School District
St. Paul
East Concord
Penecook
Concord & Claremont R. R. Co
Danvers
Damariscotta
Enosburs
Farmington
Foxboro
Grafton
Great Barrington
Gloucester
Hallowell
Hillsboro County
Lancaster
Lewiston
Lincoln
Light, Heat & Power Corporation
Lyndonville
Malden
Maine Central R. R. Co
European & North American Railway Co
Meredith Village
Merrimac
Milford
Milton
Public Library
Natick
New Bedford
M ‘ Netty Vous
Sis
Newton
Consolidated Railway Co
Danbury & Norwalk
Consol
Greenwich Tramway
Meriden Horse Railway
Providence & Springfield R. R
Worcester & Conn. Hastern Ry
Ottumwa Ry
Lt. Co
Pawtucket
R. I
Peabody
Peterboro
Hillsboro R. R. Co
Palmer
First National Safe Deposit Vaults Promoted
An ad promotes First National Safe Deposit Vaults at Federal Franklin and Congress Streets offering absolute protection and modern conveniences. It mentions special rooms for ladies and trustees and storage vaults for trunks with valuables and silverware, with hours from 9 A M to 5 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Safe Deposit Vaults
Federal
Franklin and Congress Sts
Market tumble prices hit new lows as liquidation continues
The market saw over 1,000,000 shares traded with widespread declines. Rails led losses while steel fell modestly. London influence and heavy short covering marked the session, leaving the market technically weaker and nerves high as liquidation threatened further lows.
Copper shares plunge as market hits record lows
The Local Market reports a sharp copper selloff with many issues on the local exchange setting new yearly lows including North Butte 20, Calumet & Hecla, Copper Range and others. Industrials and rails joined the broad decline amid liquidation, short selling and stop-loss triggers as the session continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Buttette Coalition
Calumet & Hecla
Copper Range
Franklin
Granby
Greene Gana
la Salle
Nevada Consolidated
Osceola
Winona
Wolverine
Amalgamated
Kerr Lake
Bay Consolidated
Smelting Common
Superior & Boston
Superior & Pittsburg
North Butte
Dow and Edwards Visit Corbin Copper Plant Tour
President Stephen R. Dow and General Manager R. M. Edwards visit Corbin to inspect the new concentrator at Corbin Copper Company. Osceola's stamp mill in the concentrating department will be remodeled along Calumet & Hecla lines based on recent experimental work. China board size reduced from 15 to 9 members with C. M. MacNeill D. C. Jackling and Spencer Pen named to the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porcupine Consolidated Mining Company
Stephen R. Dow
R. M. Edwards
Corbin
Corbin Copper Company
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
The
China
C. M. MacNeill
D. C. Jackling
Spencer Pen
Boston curb market gains amid mixed price declines
The curb market showed strength relative to the larger exchange as most issues declined fractions. Leaders included Chief, Chino, Cactus, Corbin and South Lake with Calaveras and Ohio in strong demand. Prominent names also featured National Mining Exploration, Bay State Gas, Amalgamated Nevada, Massachusetts Coal, Majestic and Santa Ysabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigh. Bey
Nevada
Almah
Arizpe
Bohemia Bay State Gas. Ae
Boston Bly. s+ sak
Cactus Tee
Calaveras
Cal & Corbin
Cortez Ween
Domin Syndicate
Ely Central
First National
Goldfield Con
Ohio
Santa Ysabel
South Lake
Yukon
Chief
Chino
Cactus
Corbin
National Mining Exploration
Bay State Gas
Amalgamated Nevada
Massachusetts Coal
Majestic
Historic mining stock list from early Arizona and Nevada firms
A fragmented OCR segment lists mining and ore companies such as Central First Natl, Gila, Greene, Cananea, Goldfield, Kerr, New AM, Nipissing, Rawhide Coal, United Copper, Yukon G Mines, and various price quotes and fractions. The page reads like a stock table with numerous firm names, locations, and share values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Daly
Ely Central First
Gila
Gitouk
Greene
Cananea - Goldfield
Kerr Lake
A-C Rose Mays Oil
McKinley Dar
Miami
AM &S
Nipissing M Co
Ohio
Oi & Pitts
United Copper
Yukon G Mines
Also Mentioned on This Page
OW Low
Eerees
High Point
Taeovessaune
Jume
Ceeeesesesseenee
Qayy Ce
Ceeee
Acevessarie
Os Mar
Low Point
BGR
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Weil
Windy Camp
Horse Gulch
B. C. Pratt & Co
Ameri Ca
Calumet & Arizona
Oliver
Union
Webster & Atlas National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Brookside Mills
Third Ave
Sl&w
Tsl&w F
Wee City R
Unive: Pacific
UN Pac Pf. Seaee
Vu Dry Goods
U Dry G'ds
UN Rys
U S
Utah
Wabash Pf
West Maryland
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Pf
West Union
Wis Central
NEW York Bonds
Chandler Bros eGo
24 Mile Street
First National Bank
Franklin and
Congress Streets
Portland
Putnam
Rutland
Rockingham, High School
Town Hall
Rockingham County
N. H. Court House
Southbridge
Springfield
Warner Village
Westfield
Waldoboro
Alb & Susquehanna
Allis Chalmers
Hide & Leather
Ag Chem
Albany & Susq S.sesee
T & T Conv
Armour
Atlantic O L
Do L & N Coll
Bao, P, LL H& WV Beeee
Do Southwest
Bethlehem Steel Bs A Ae
Brook Rap Tran
Cen of G and Inc. .Caees
Central Leather
Iowa
Chicago G T
Wevovces A
Apn
Chi & NW
Eee
St L & Pitts Ist
AGC
St L
Colorado Ind
Gol Midland
Seccess Evenee
Col & So
del & Hud
den & Rio
GM Bs
Hock Valley
Interbor
Inter Met
Inter Mar
Kan
C Soref
Lake Shore
Touts & Nash
Manhattan Ry
Mo, K & T Ist
Central
Do L § Co
NY Geisha&p
NY & N
Accee
Weet Ewes
Nor Pacific
Er Ee
Pac Tel & Tel
Pennacony
Va & Southw
West Mary
William E. Soule
London
Boston Clearings
California
Maricopa Oil
Midway Northern
iSc
Los Angeies
Hale-McLeod
F. E. Bancroft & CO
Doane St
Reece
Francis A. Shea
International Buttonhole Sewing Machine Company
Reece Folding Machine Company
Parker & Company
State St
Boston, Mass
Elms & Company , Doane &J
Midway District
Lake Vipw
Mays
Honolulu
Obispo
H. P. Taylor & Company
New York Distahn Re Singer Building
Columbia Building
Chicago-N. Y
Brooklyn
Ae Shay
Oston Hera CO
Massachusetts
Everett O. Bento Ee Dine Tuttle
Edwin T. McKnight
Guy A. Ham
George E. SM
Edgar R. Champlin
Bernard J. Rothwell
James J. Storrow
William G. Shillaber
Everett C. Benton
Frank BE. Buxton
Walter Adlard
Fire and Marine Insurance
John C. Paige
America
Eis
Western Union
West E & M
New York City
Lie Hee Ee Ae
Fred H. Merritt
Room
Fort Hill
State Street
Calumet & Montana Mining Company
Live Oak Development Company
SAN Antonio Copper Company
SAN Pedro Development Company
Shattuck-Arizona Copper Company
Calumet & Montana
Live Oak
Shattuck-Arizona
San Pedro
San Antonio
Old Mexico
Leliograpn Vwinsis Tvuay
A. H. MacKenzie
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