Recessions and Advances In Stock Exchange Totals
Total sales New York 368 400 shares Boston 22 346 shares Most active issue in New York Steel common 78 000 shares Most active issue in Boston Amalgamated 1638 shares Total sales Jan 1 1911 to date New York 24 400 100 shares Boston 1 394 406 shares Corresponding period last year New York 48 589 000 shares Boston 3 893 401 shares Greatest gain in New York list Frans & Terre Haute 3 to 65 Greatest loss in New York list Minn & St L pfd 214 to 35% Greatest gain in Boston list Bos Sub Elec 2 to 16 Greatest loss in Boston list Wolverine Copper 3 to 115 ex div Call money In New York 25 per cent In Boston 214 to 3 per cent Time money In New York 2 to 32 per cent In Boston 3 to 4 per cent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Frans
Terre Haute
Minn
St. L. Pfd
Bos
Elec
Wolverine Copper
Mar. Mar
CR & Mo R
Sh & M
Atchison
Bos & Albany
Bos Elevated
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Bee
Fitchburg
Pref & N H
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Daly West
Greene Cananea
Michigan Ewer
Nevada
Weer
Nipissing
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola E
Georgia
Pullman Co Cas
Seattle
Elee
Weber
Torrington
United Fruit
United
Algomah
Am Ag Chem
Market turns mixed after four day rally as bears test gains
Prices rose early but trading cooled and the list closed irregularly. Bulls argued the day strengthened the market’s technical posture with volume favoring higher prices, while profit taking followed the recent rise. Canadian Pacific hit a high, Steel Union Pacific and Reading reached new peaks since rate decisions. Missouri Pacific lagged, sugar rose on no clear news, and Virginia Carolina Chemical and Central Leather showed activity. February foreign trade figures showed a strong export balance, prompting debate over possible padding but suggesting the bear case weakened as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Central Leather
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Ely Central Reorganization Committee Sets April 10 1911 Deposit Date
The Ely Central Reorganization Committee announces April 10 1911 as the deadline for depositing Ely Central stock with Federal Trust Company due to mailing list issues and transfers. Stockholders who have not received notice may obtain copies of the plan from the committee at 16 State Street Boston or from Federal Trust at 85 Devonshire Street Boston or Security Transfer and Registrar at 66 Broadway New York. The committee notes stockholder support for the plan far exceeded expectations with H Ellerton Lodge as chairman and Harry L Ayer and J C Guggenheimer on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Central
Federal Trust Company
State Street
Boston
Devonshire Street
Security Transfer and Registrar Company
Broadway
New York
Local market steady amid copper stock gains and new Amalgamated notes
Trading was moderate with a steady tone as Amalgamated East Butte and Giroux drew attention. Amalgamated’s oversubscribed 12.5 million five percent notes aim to absorb United Metals Selling Company, with debenture status and no mortgage or dividends payable during the note life. East Butte showed healthy activity on plans for low cost production around 1,000,000 pounds monthly, while Giroux neared 1395 shares traded with broad local and New York interest. Industrials held gains, with Tele phone, Chemical, Steels, New Haven and United Fruit advancing, United Fruit up a full point to 1821-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
East Butte
Giroux
United Metals Selling Company
Calumet & Hecla
New York
Boston
New Haven
United Fruit
Boston Market Stocks and Bonds Report March 15
The Boston Market reports stock and bond prices with totals and comparisons to the previous close. Ex-dividend trading noted. Total sales include listed stocks 12,478 shares, unlisted stocks 8,868 shares, bonds 83,300 dollars, and rights 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Curb Market Sees Mixed Activity and Notable First National Move
The Boston curb market yesterday showed irregular prices with activity in Boston Ely First National Amalgamated Nevada and Calaveras. First National drew comment for a high of 29 16 versus 21 16 a day earlier as the full curb list fluctuated in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ely
First National
Nevada
Calaveras
Bonds Sold and Won Bids Across Several Cities
Portland Maine sold 1,000,000 four percent city hall bonds to Bond & Goodwin at 101.76. Burlington Vermont awarded 53,000 four percent electric light bonds at 101.81. The Railroad Commission approved 200,000 four percent bonds by the Holyoke and Westfield railway. Luzerne County Pennsylvania refunded 4 1/2 percent bonds. Fonda Johnstown and Gloversville issued 4 1/2 percent bonds due 1952. Greenfield Massachusetts awarded a 50,000 temporary loan at discount. Winthrop Massachusetts seeks bids for 110,000 temporary loan with installments through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bond & Goodwin
Burlington, Vt
Bas Rollins & Sons
The
Railroad Commission
Holyoke & Westfield Railway
Greenfield
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Mayflower Mining Reports 1911 Balance and Dividends
The annual Mayflower Mining balance shows 1911 start at 19,202 vs 41,930 last year. American Woolen paid the 48th regular preferred dividend totaling 84 per share, 22,400,000 overall, exceeding original capital by 2.4 million. North Butte sold Emily and Millview mines to Anaconda. Lion Hill tunnel extended 47 feet to 936 feet total. British Columbia Copper earned 24,600 in February with copper at 9.63c per lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Mining Company
American Woolen Company
Lion Hill Consolidated
Boston
Blanchart
Andre Caplet
Pavlova
Mordein
Coppelia
Sanday Rive
Mme
Melis
Constantino
Mardones
George Proctor
Irma Seydel
Don Pasquale
Web. Iive
LA Boheme
Mmes
Nielsen
Dereyne
MM. Constantino
Volese
Madama Butterfly
Destino
Jadlowker
Polese
Manon
Massenet
Mary Garden
Clement
Gilly
New York Bonds Quotations From Boston Firm Listed
The report provides bond quotations as supplied by 24 Milk Street Boston Massachusetts with listings affecting New York securities and market activity in the era.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
Ely Central Reorganization Committee
United States Rubber
Virginia-Carolina Chemical and WU
Steel
Boston-Joplin
Boston-Joplin Zinc Mines Co
Isaac O. Atkinson
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
Ss. E. Farwell
J. Thomas Reinhardt
SSS
Feas Ee
TORDS
Perameaeernes
Éésbauviépeheeee
Reichsmarks
Saeseasss Cosas
Oer
Serveworseree
Eeeseees Dan
Jdan
Epee
Ewer
Erages
Low Point
High Point
Ad Gulf
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co Eee
U S
Acme Consol
Ariz Mieb
Bay State Gas
Aw Bohemia Eee
Roston el
Butte Central
Cactus
Calavetay Teee Ewer
Uh Yaseen
Chino Buyer
Cortez Seee Ree
Ely Consol
de Burer
Humboldt
Asc Ee Ios
McKinley
Mackinaw Ee Ease
Majestic
H. Ak
Nat Exploid
Ney Douglas
Utah
Ohio
South Lake
Zenopes
United Verde
Hutchiis & Co. Stock Exchange
Arlington Mills
Babcock & Wilcox
Borden's
Columbian Nat Life
Douglas Shoe
Draper Mfg
Wirst Nat Bank
Nwbt
Farr Alpaca Te Cient Few
Fitch & Leominster St Ry
Niles Bement P
Oswego
Syracuse
Otis Elevator Com
Sisi Pere Marquette
Regal
Stafford Mills
Snae
Syracuse & Transit
Underwood
United Cigar
Utica & Susquehanna Ry
Waltham Watch Com
Hudson Riv W
Pere Marquette
Rochester Ry & EB Ss
Swift & Co
Amer Smelt & R
Amer T & T
Balti & Ohio
Batopilas
Ches & Ohio
Chi G
CM & St P
Chi & NW
Col Fuel & Iron
Colo Southern Waews
Comstock T Co
del & Hudson
Distillers Secur
Ll Central
Hanis City South
Laclede Gas
Lehigh Valley
Foo
Louis & Nash
Mackay
Mer Marine
Minn & Steetee
K & Texas
Ny¢ & St E. Holby
Nyoe&w
Norfolk & West
North Amer
T & Is
Northern Pac
Pacific Mail
Pacific T & T
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Philadelphia Co
Pocc
Pittsburg Coalee ’S
Rep Iron & Steel
Rock Island
St L
Aol
St L S
Sears
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Pac
Texas Pacific
Texas Co
Tol St I & W
Twin City RT
Rus Invest
BSC
P&b
Mith
Iron Coal & C
Wabash
Western Maryland
Western Union Tah
Westinghouse
Wheeling & L F
Wisconsin Central
A. B. Leach & Co
Luzerne County
Penn
Yadenburg, Thalmann & Co
Fonda
Johnstown
Gloversville
Winthrop
É&H cv
Nor & West
Nor Pacific
Oregon
Providence
Stlimt&so Unif
Seaboard A L Adj . Toy
Rg Ist
Texas & Pac Lst
London 4
Union Pac
Cceesecee
U S Rubber
U_S Steel
Western Union
U.S Mexico
Y City
Boston Stock Exchange
Minneapolis General Electric Company
Pacific Coast Power Company
Emily
Millview
Anaconda
Badger State
British Columbia Copper Company
Amer Car & F. Do
Amer H & L
Trinity
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress Street
Century Safety Razor
James Shay & CO
Sono Traders
Manzenita
Old South
Moss
Boston - Colorado
A. H. MacKenzie & CO
Mexico
Ing
Messrs
Edwin S. Hooley
Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co
W. A. Mosman
William J. Riley
J. C Fairchild
Fede Cor
Edwin
NEW York Bonds
Grandler Bros.& GR
Milk St
Boston, Mass
Allis Chalmers
Amer Tel & Telcono
Beth Steel
Brook Rapid T
Colif Gas & Elec
Cana South Ist
Ches & Ohio Cony
M & St P
Lo & Pac UN
RAGE
Do Collat
Cin Findlay
Leb & North
Cleve
Lorain & & W
del & Hadeon P
Gnu den & Rio G
Detroit Gas
T Powder
Inter Met
K CO
Ft & M
Laclede Gas Fund
Lake Shore
Ds Die
Nash
Louie
Keith
Paris
Mille. Amato and Big Company
Lillian Shaw
Marion Murray & Co
Big City
Conlin, Steele & Carr
Will Archie & Co
Niblo
Oscar Hammersmann
TYE Lab
Emma
Trentini
Victor Herbert
Marietta
Aida Johnson Young
Orville Harrold
Kate Elinore
Mme, Marie Ouchene
Edward Martindel
Harry Cooper
Colonial Theatre
Chas. Frohman & Wmarris,Lessees
Mgrs
Evegs
At & Toy Mat
Dr. Tinkle Tinker
John Hyams
Leila McIntyre
Charles Frohman
Billie Burke
Suzanne
David Belasco
Frances Starr
Eugene Walker
Rich & Harris
Lessees & Mera
Mats
GLOBE
Mats. Mon
Sant
Loew’s Orpheum
Wwaldrow
Hanover
Tremont Row
Behman
Theatre 1
de Ville
Gailety
Shubert
WM. A. Brady (Ltd
Guy Bates
Grand Opera House
Thomas E. Shea
Dr. Jekyll & Mrr
Shamrocks
Castle SQ. Pri Ionents
John Craig
Winter St
Jordan Hall
Edmond Clement
Symphony Hall
Boston Tavern
Washington Street
Lynn Night
Lynn
Elmer Collins
Lew Christy
Will Coburn
Elmer
Sam Jack
Bob van Osten
Kathryn Delmar
May Waldron
Ruth Hoyt
Ferrari Co
Zeno
Jordan
Mabel Wayne
Babe
Shorty Edwards
Kinkaid
Hayes
Raefield
Loring
Peters
Clinton
Nolan
English Grand Opera CO
Tremont Globe
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