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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1912

Page

16

Markets Hold Strong Across New York and Boston

Yesterday the market remained strong with New York total sales at 487,900 shares and Boston at 56,181. Amalgamated rose above 71 despite Copper Producers' weaker output. Copper stocks show firm prices and robust demand amid varied market signals.

New York Boston Steel Common Arizona Commercial Hocking Valley N. Y. Dock Minn Elec Calumet & Hecla

Boston Market Exam Shows Listed Stocks and Bonds Totals

Market report notes total listed shares 21 580 and listed stocks 34 550 with bonds valued at 108 000 and fractions counted. Figures reflect examination of overall security listings and trading activity.

Copper shares rally as market broadens gains across multiple stocks

The copper market rose with a broad list of advancing names including Ojibway Isle Royale Lake Mining New Arcadian Arizona Commercial Amalgamated North Butte Shannon and East Butte. The Copper Producers Association note on February surplus surprised many by showing a smaller decline than expected, underscoring persistent investor interest in copper securities despite variable sales estimates.

Amalgamated Mar Atchison Eeary Bos & Albany Boston Maine Fitchburg Oy & NH Rutland Union Pac Allouez Cal & Arizona Cal & Hecla Daly West Nevada Nipissing North Butte Utah East Amoskeag Bos & W Reece Swift & Co Torrington United Fruit O United Shoe Algomah Gulf Boston Corbin Butte Ballak Indiana Island Creek Isle Royale Mason Valley Miami North Lake Pond Creek Ray Consol Ray Consol . Eeee 17% 17 17 17% 250 South Utah Eeee 0 65 63 65 1,110 Sup Tuolumne Seeetene Utah Apex Eeee Ojibway Lake Mining New Arcadian Arizona Commercial Shannon East Butte Copper Producers’ Association

Boston Exchange Removes Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co shares are stricken from the Boston Stock Exchange list after most stock is deposited with American Telephone and Telegraph Co Samuel W Stevens elected to membership on the Boston Stock Exchange The Houghton Copper Company is noted in the report

Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co Boston Stock Exchange American Telephone & Telegraph Co Samuel W. Stevens

Copper Shares Considered For Working Capital At $5

Reports indicate a plan to sell 33,000 treasury shares at five dollars to fund operations. Lake Copper is nearing production with underground and surface progress. Lion Hill Consolidated issues its first annual report showing receipts of 44 653 and ore sales 13 738. Miami Copper set annual meeting for April 17 with books closing March 27. Ely Consolidated notes porphyry ore body averaging two percent copper in No 3 east drift.

i / Mar. ar AT & SF Beth Steel Ohio Dss&a Pf M&seeeer Liggett & Mey Lehigh Valley Louis Nash Lorillard Go Pf Long Island MSP &S M NY & N H Nyoe&w Nor & West Ee Nor Am Ee Nor Pac Penrose Phila Co Er Pac Cc & SL Pitts Ry St Rock Island Sears Roebuck Tenn Copper Co the Texas Scip&f U S Steel Utah Maryland Union Treasury Lion Hill Consolidated The Miami Copper Company Ely Milk Street Boston Mass Allis Chalmers Bereas Albany & Susq Tel & Tel Do Coll Trust Bklyn Rap Canada Cal Gas & Bet Ches & Ohio Chi & Alton Chi & Gr Chi RI & Pac G Chi & Erie den & Rio G du Pont de Erie Lake Shore Meyer Liggett Nash, ‘Chat & St. L Mt M Lake Bere Col Eveetronreeret NHL & H

Boston Curb Market Buoyed by Davis Daly and Majestic

Local curb market activity remained strong led by Davis Daly and Majestic. Davis Daly jumped from 7 cents to 93 cents intraday and closed at 90 cents while Majestic rose from 687 cents to 61 cents and finished at 59 cents with detailed fluctuations provided.

Davis Daly Majestic

Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations in Spring

The Intercontinental Rubber Company declares a quarterly 13.4 percent preferred dividend with March 30 payment and March 20 record date. Goldfield Consolidated Mines issues 30 cents plus 20 cents extra quarterly dividend with April 30 payment and March 30 record date. Canadian Machinery Corporation Ltd.setup semi annual 3.5 percent preferred with March 15 record and Dec 30 prior. Canadian General Electric Company Ltd declares semi annual 3.5 percent preferred with April 1 payment. Hart Schaffner & Marx announces quarterly 4.34 percent preferred with March 30 record date and March 20 stock record.

Intercontinental Rubber Company Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Canadian Machinery Corporation, Ltd Canadian General Electric Company, Ltd Hart, Schaffner & Marx

Calendar for Today Meeting Notices Strong with Metals Firms

Consolidation Coal holds a Pittsburg meeting for the Ft. Wayne and Chicago group. Fitchburg Railway opens funds for My U S Envelope preferred for division. Wolverine Copper plans a dividend meeting.

Fitchburg FR. R My. U. S Wolverine

Weingartner on Programme at Boston Symphony Hall

A public rehearsal in Symphony Hall featured Felix Weingartner's Third Symphony with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Sibelius violin concerto performed by Maud Powell drew praise, while the Weingartner work received mixed verdicts for its virtuoso orchestration and ambitious but tepid ideas. Powell’s mastery and the orchestra’s effort earned hearty applause and anticipation of a stronger performance tonight.

Felix Weingartner Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Fiedler Maud Powell Sibelius Miss Powell Dr. Mack

Bradstreets Review of Trade Signals Mixed Activity

Bradstreets Review notes steady trade with some lagging sectors and setbacks. House trade improved with jobbers more active and staples in demand, while harsh weather hinders early spring retail. Demand rises in dry goods, millinery, groceries, hardware, builders materials, and clothing, with iron and steel seeing better prices and pig iron output.

New York March Bradstreet Europe United States Canada Telegraph Bradstreet’s

Fish Market Brisk as Halibut, Cod See Price Drops

Three schooners arrived at T wharf yesterday while more than a dozen late arrivals kept to market. Halibut from Captain Dunsky’s Teazer boosted totals with 18,000 pounds, and Arethusa brought 119,000 pounds for over $3400. Vessels from other ports reported haddock cod hake pollock and redfish.

T Wharf Peter Dunksy Teazer Hade Dock Haddock Pollock Conqueror Virginia Oliver Burke Elva Spurling Richard Lucania

Trade Review Signals Spring Uptick and Wheat Boost

R G Dun & Co. says weekly Review of Trade will note an increased movement as spring nears and winter wheat regions show buoyant western trade, boosting the overall business mood. Dry goods demand broadens with sustained evidence of improvement.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of

Shipping News March Arrivals and Sailings

The column lists arriving steamers and schooners from Britain and ports including Liverpool Savannah Belfast and Gloucester along with vessels clearing sailing and awaiting weather at Nantasket Roads. Notable ships include Sagamore City of Augusta and Bonanza class steamers. Tugs and barges are noted with destinations to New York Boston Searsport and Portsmouth.

Warren Line Sagamore Fenton Liverpool Liverpool-Savannah Oxonion Leyland Line United Fruit Company Limon Blair Port Limon Edward Gutherman New York Forest Martin Springfield Charles M. Lent Montreal London N. J. Doane Doane Tow Boat Company Doane E. C. Metcalf Massachusetts Edgartown Harbor Spindle Rock Maria Teresa Everett Boston Vancouver B. C Red Star Marquette Antwerp Philadelphia Buenos Ayres Brynhilda Leyland Victorian Andyk Reedy Island Rotterdam Allan Scotian Boston Light The City of Augusta Dizer Savannah Belfast Brown Winterport Bay State Linscott Portland City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester Grecian Briggs Suffolk Hart Norfolk Nantucket Hudgins Baltimore Newport News Massasoit Norton Rockport Calvin Austin Mitchell St. John N. B Eastport Richmond Calhoun Idaho Gwalia Dunton Beattle New Haven Annie New Bedford Boxer Bowden Portsmouth Newburg Lykens Bengsston Salem Gatherer Brocklebank Ipswich Marguerite Geyer Koranna Galston Hiscoe Luella Scott Bethania Hamburg Yarmouth Kershaw Herman Winter Newton Tacony South Amboy Ardmore Lynn Upton Malvern Orion Boyston Searsport Valley Forse Franklin Greenwood Rockland Coaldale Foster Newburgh A. Carleton Hudson Chester Fall River Harrisburg Sunlight Macoris Ella F. Crowell Lunenburg San Mateo Nantasket Roads Castle Island George E. Walcott Eleanor A. Percy J. Holmes Birdsall Prescott Palmer Bath Cumberland Melinie

Magnate Would Pay High for Star Pitcher, Nap Lejole Says

Nap Lejole argues club owners should spend for a proven big league star. If a pitcher offered could become a star, he would pay $50,000. He concedes many owners may disagree.

Nap Lejole

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