New York Central Announces Dividend Increase
New York Central raises the dividend as total sales reach 1 071 000 shares in New York and 79 666 in Boston. The report lists top active issues and notable gains and losses across both markets with call and time money rates in New York and Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Indiana
Rock Island
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Inter. Met
Osceola Consolidated
Market closes firm after mixed session on March Street
Opening trading in New York markets showed weakness before bulls pushed prices higher with gains seen in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and rail shares. Copper and steel moved with shifts. New York Central raised its dividend to six percent as market sentiment remained volatile and interest in major issues persisted.
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State Street
London
Aeein
Rock Island Preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Coney Island
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Indiana
Dow
East Butte
North Butte
Osceola
South Quincy stock sales show strong investor interest
As transfer agents for the South Quincy Copper Company B H Scheffels Co sponsors report large advance reservations of the stock for investors. At auction today Old Colony Trust Company stock sold at 760 an advance of 135 points from the last public sale.
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South Quincey Copper Company
B. H. Scheffels & Co
South Quincy
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston curb market gains amid mixed prices noted
On March 9 in Bohemia Rawhide Mining Rhode Island Coal South Lake Calumet Corbin Superior Globe Majestic Massachusetts Coal Power and others traded actively. Prices were irregular with many firms posting gains while Superior Globe showed weakness. Full fluctuations listed.
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Boston
Bohemia
Rawhide Mining
Rhode Island Coal
South Lake
Calumet Corbin
Superior & Globe
Majestic
Massachusetts Coal & Power
Bond Market Notes and Local Loan Bids
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal plans $20 million four percent general mortgage bonds to retire $19.687 million outstanding bonds maturing soon. Middlesex County Massachusetts commissioners accept bids by 10:30 a.m. for a temporary $190,000 loan maturing Nov. 4, 1910. Ohio Copper funds exceed $600,000 from underwriting $750,000 treasury bonds convertible to stock at $10 a share. Lowell Massachusetts treasurer accepts bids by 10 a.m. for a temporary $100,000 loan maturing Nov. 16, 1910.
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Nevada
Arizona
Arizpe
Bay State
Bohemia
Calaveras
Corbin Wwyo
SO Cortez
Crown Reserve
Davis Daly
Ely
Meitinsley
Majestic
Ohio
Yukon
Boston
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Middlesex County
Mass
Ohio Copper
Treasury
Lowell
Columbia
Chicago
Cobalt Central
Carisa Seyl
Ely Central Nou Il
Eureka
Nat Tees
Avo Goldfield Oust
Kerr Lake
Manhattan Transit
MtKipley-Dat
Miami Copper
Utah
Ohio Upper
Ray Central
Standard Oil
Dividend declarations from multiple firms dated April and March
Dividend announcements show Otis Elevator Co and New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co declaring quarterly and semi annual payouts on different dates. Keokuk & Des Moines Railway and Union Switch & Signal Co. list preferred and common dividends with record dates in March. Western Union Telegraph Co. also declares quarterly dividends to common stockholders.
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New England Lighting Co
Congress St
Boston
New England Lighting Company
Otis Elevator Co
Keokuk & Des Moines Railway
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Union Switch & Signal Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Oh Common
Mass Consolidated Mining Company Annual Report Summary
The annual report for Mass Consolidated Mining Company covers the year ended December 31. It outlines financial performance, asset status, and corporate highlights, presenting comparative figures and notes on subsidiaries and operations.
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Mass Consolidated Mining
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
Yukon Gold Company Reports 1909 Hydraulic Mining Totals
Yukon Gold Co. mined 105 544 cubic feet of earth in hydraulic work for the year ended December 31 1909 earning 585 877 gross with costs 294 811. Dredges handled 2 381 880 cubic yards producing 1 363 722 gross gold. Company acquired adjoining claims and entered work agreements with American Trading and Canadian Mining. Over 70 miles of ditch completed after three seasons. Balance sheet shows assets of 19 166 662 and liabilities totaling 19 166 662 including capital stock 17 500 000.
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Yukon Gold Company
American Trading& Transportation Company
Canadian Mining & Dredging Company
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Calendar for Today and Financial Notices
Calendar for today lists meetings for Green Bay and Western Mass Consolidated Osceola Mining. Assessment payable in Winona at 1 dollar. Dividends payable for Erie and Pittsburg at 13 4 percent. Reading 1st preferred stock at 2 percent. Books open for American Tobacco Company and preferred stock. American Car Foundry Company and preferred stock. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Central Leather preferred Rubber Goods Company and preferred stock. Seattle Electric Company and preferred stock.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Altoneres
Chicago Gt West New
Ally Chicago & Northwest
Go Consolidated Gas
Corners Eels
Wwee Ee Tooly
Delaware& Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
SO Securities
Great Northern
Interborough
Louisville & Nashville
Minn & St Louis
Ee Soo
M. St P
National Lead Air
New York Central A
Y Cant & Western
Vorae
Norfolk& Western
North
Northern Pacific Senses
Pacifico Mail No
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Itts
CC & St
Republic Free
Rock Island Ce
Sr I & S
Louis Southwestern
Sloss Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern
Tennessee Coper
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Inion Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia
Carolina
Chem
Wabashee Ee
Maryland
Westinghouse
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Green Bay & Western Mass
Consolidated, Osceola Mining
Erie
Pittsburg
Reading
Car Foundry
Central Leather
Rubber Goods
Seattle Electric
Chalmers Praises Boston Auto Show
Hugh Chalmers of the Chalmers Motor Company and A L A M executive expresses admiration for the Boston automobile show. He says Boston and the show deserve pride and that current autos symbolize the world’s progress, drawing public interest.
Boston Waiters’ Union Leader Frank Donovan Aged Labor Figure
Frank Donovan born in 1879 in Boston is serving his third term as president of Local 80 Boston Waiters’ Union. A veteran organizer, he has held most offices and played a key role in keeping the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance united. The union's headquarters at 1160 Washington Street houses offices and an employment room to connect out of work members with jobs. Donovan has worked in the business for 14 years and remains active in the Boston Central Labor Union.
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Frank Donovan
Boston Waiters’ Union
Boston
Donovan
International Allance and
International League of America
Toledo
International
Boston Central Labor Union
Washington Street
Dover Street
Water Front News On Seven Offshore Trips At T Wharf
Seven big off shore trips were included in the fleet of 14 vessels at T wharf yesterday. The Catherine and Ben and John J Fallon remained from the day before with a mixed catch totaling 574 800 pounds. Haddock cod hake pollock and cask were listed with prices and notes on market demand. Captain Henry Larkin of the Onato reported a strong early week catch of haddock and cod.
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T Wharf
Catherine
Ben
John J. Fallon
Ellen
Dixie
Haddock
Mary A. Whalen
Sylvester Whalen
Newfoundland
Gloucester
Sadie Ross
H. A. Mathes
Matiana
Scituate Beach
Cod
Pollock
Regina
Aia
Robert & Arthur
Catherine & Ellen
T. S&s. Gorton
M. Madaleine
Henry Larkin
Onato
Titania
Patrick Vail
Henry Preston, Sr
Ross
Fred A. Greenwood
Irving F. Ross
Preston
Winneberg
Joseph F. Ross
Nesbit
Leyland Line
Cestrian
KE. Thomas
Hoosac Docks
Liverpool
Michigan
Gardiner G. Deering
Bath
Timandra
J. A. Blom
Barbadoes
Buenos Ayres
Kirby Bank
Saint Hugo
West India
River Plate
New York
Erne
White Star
Canopiec
Boston
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Romanic
Mediterranean
Merchants’ Line
Portland
Manhattan
Maine Steamship Company
Northland
Clyde Line
Kataha
Lewis Wharf
Quillen
Herbert D. Maxwell
Baltimore
Reuben Quillen
Edgar C. Ross
Charleston
S. C
The Ross Sails from Charleston and Drift Hazard Noted
The Ross has been seen twice drifting in the shipping track as a dangerous obstruction. The hull appears to be in 600d condition, reported by The Landsman based on recent observations.
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Ross
Charleston Dee
Shipping News Mini Almanac Listing Arrivals and Orders
Shipping notices record numerous arriving steamers and tows including Berkshire Hawes Philadelphia Massachusetts Holmes H. F. Dimock Colberth Cto Camden Strout Portland Massachusetts Pray Eastport and more. Cleared vessels include Cestrian Teesbridge Limon Pretorian and Wind southwest listings detail towing barges and port calls with numerous named ships and destinations.
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Berkshire
Hawes
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Holmes
New York
H. F. Dimock
Colberth
Cto
Camden
Strout
Portland
Massasoit
Beverly
Ardmore
Valley Forge
Taylor
Portsmouth
Macungie
Honey Brook
Durkee
Salem
Port Johnson
Sadie Ross
Gloucester
Mary A. Whalen
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Hinkley
Norfolk
Harwood Palmer
Creighton
Newport News
Cora I
Cressy
Haskell
Gatherer
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Mass
Cestrian
Liverpool
Michigan
Pretorian
Glasgow
Limon
Teesbridge
Katahdin
Boston
Howard
Newport
Baltimore
Coastivise
Melrose
Bay View
Bayport
Lynn
Bombay
Britannia
Tormentor
Olegan Oak Hill
Edward
J’an Tang
Wicc
Isco
Francis C. Herse
Toyni
Lykens
Bear Ridge Pine Forest
Monitor Monocacy
Franklin
Mars
Logan
Bethayres
Trevorton
Mahanoy
Newburyport
St. Nicholas
Tamanend
Burnside
M. KE. Luckenbach
John G. Chandler
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Upton
New Yor
DOVEY STARTS WEST TODAY FOR AUGUSTA
President Dovey will depart at 10 o clock for Cincinnati to meet the Western Dove contingent then proceed to Augusta arriving Wednesday. Manager Lake and his group follow, while Dave Shean at league HQ is eager to start south. Fred remains confident the young team can be taught and may surprise Boston fans next month.
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Dovey
Cincinnati
Doves
Augusta
Lake
National League
Dave Shean
Dave
Jake
Fred
Boston
St Johns Prep fields veteran nine with new coach
St Johns Preparatory School plans a strong baseball season led by coach Deacon White of Lynn and a core of seven returning veterans. Captain Charlie Murphy returns at first base, with Stuart Maguire at third and a solid outfield trio of Joyce Lynch and MecGaffee. The schedule features numerous Essex County matchups from April to June including games against Danvers, Lynn Classical, Salem High, and Boston College Prep.
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St. John’s Prep
Deacon White
Lynn
Essex County
Charlie Murphy
Stuart Maguire
Joyce
Lynch
MecGaffee
McLoughlin
Heffernan
Sheehan
Wood
Burdett College
St. John’s
St. Joseph's H. S
Manchester
Danvers High
Danvers
Lynn Classical
Lynn English
Haverhill
Brookline
Melrose
St. John's
Open
Boston
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Salem Commercial
Salem
Salem High
St. Johns
Allen School
Peabody High
Boston College Prep
Beverly
Peabody
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William E. Soule
North Lake
Steelcommon
Tamarack Mining Company
Lake Superior Smelting Company
Tamarack
Ely Central Company
Cameron
Brilliant
Ely Consolidated
Robert Emmet Copper Company
J. Thomas Reinhardt
E. ©. Bufkin
Chicago & Northwestern
Messrs
Dick Bros. & Co
Quincy Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Sioux Consolidated Mine
Grand Central
Victoria
Uncle Sam Company
New York Stock Exchange
Capital
Federal Trust Company
Boston Clearings
Mar, Mar & High
Hesses BO Oo
KC M & B Ry
Ss C&o
LOBSS
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Old Colony
Bonanza
Butte Coalition
Cal
Greene Cananea
la Salle
Mexico
Nipissing
Old Dominion
Mary's
Superior
Trinity
Utah Cap
Winona Ates
Wolverine
Seattle
United Fruit
United Shoe
Amalgamated Ae
Butte Ballak
Isle Royale
Miami
Ray Consol
South Utah
Sup & Boston
Oe &Yy
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co Tet Ee Ees
LOT
S Coal & Oil
Ooo
Utah Apex
Saies
Westinghouse el & Mfg
United States
New York City
Nevada Consolidated
Shannon
Live Oak
U. S. Steel
Hancock
Coppers
H. A. Brown & CO
State St
Banigan
Providence
Broadway
Broad St
Rawhide Mining Sa
Rawhide
Joseph Elwell & Company
Witb Soston
Main St
Co Me
Phoebe
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
J. Sullers Bancroft
Roberts
PER. Hall & Compa
James Shay & CO
Switzerland
North American Spruce Lumber Company
New England
Address Securities Guarantee Company OF ‘America
Whitney
Butte
Amer Agricultural
San Ostia
Amer Smelt & Refin
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Vel & Tel
Amer Tobacco
Amer Weoley
Anaconda Mining Go
Ana Hon Atchison
NEW York Bonds
Chandler Ros. & Ong
Milk Street
Allis ‘Halmers
Ag Chemical
Hide & Leather Bs
Tel & Tel Con
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Ann Arbor
Aibee
Armour
Op & I
J & N Col BU Saag
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Union Fl
Bush Terminal
Va Consol
Ches & Ohio
Sweenea
Nebraska
Chi & N I!l
St P
Cc I & W
Sv Chi & Northwest
Consol
Erie Consol
Illnois Central
Interborough RT
Tnterborough Medicas
Mer Marine
Tnt & G
Irrig Works Dev Ag
Iowa
Cas
Lake Shotts
Long Island
Ms Louis
Mei St Ry & Nash
Minn & I
Asia
Ao Cron
ORIG
Nor & West
Duluth
Oregon
OTM. Og
Ry Steel
Ao Munif & Ref
1 & S R RR
St ’ & Duluth
Fermi
Naeeh
Meighan
Salt Lake
Chas
Stoneham & Co
Bld
Ajax
Beck Tunnel
Colorado
Columbus
Silver King Coalition SC
Laele Sam Ste
Yankee Steen
Mason Waller
Go Daly Judge Fle
Mb Teves
Yukon Gold Co. Report
American Tobacco Com. and
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Hugh Chalmers
The
Chalmers Motor Company
Chalmers
Mr. Chalmers
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