Bullish stock market aided by Hawley plan details
The article outlines a firmer market tone driven by expectations of a Hawley plan financing Chesapeake & Ohio and other rail and industrial stocks. It notes an $87.2 million bond issue and equal stock, aims to acquire Hocking Valley and Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville, boosting potential transcontinental links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Steel Common
Reading
Union, Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake, & Ohio
Amalgamated
New York Central
London
Hawley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Stillwell Road
Topolobampo
Mexico
Great Lakes
Toledo
Chesa Peake & Ohio
Stock market roundup from Boston March 18
The Boston Market reports the course of stock prices and totals of sales for the day, along with comparisons to previous close. It presents market movement, notable shifts in values, and overall activity in the Boston stock scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dar
State borrowing rates and dates for temporary funds
The document compares interest rates on borrowed state funds, noting 2.69 percent against 6,850,000 in 1808 at 3.18 percent, with the lowest rate in the past two years at 2 percent and 500,000 borrowed on Aug 29, 1908, payable in two New York bonds.
China Leads Boston Curb Market Mixed By Noon
China dominated the Boston curb market with a rise from 147 8 to 151 4 at noon and 151 2 at close amid rumors of insider manipulation. Other active issues included Rawhide Mining Champion Copper Boston Ely Bay Central Rhode Island Coal Maritime Exploration and Van Horn with widespread fluctuations detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
China
Rawhide
Champion Copper
Boston Ely
Bay Central
Rhode Island Coal
Maritime Exploration
van Horn
Essex county loans and North Shore bond plans
Essex county Massachusetts awarded a temporary 40 000 loan to Blake Brothers at 3 34 percent discount for 1910 maturing November 21. The North Shore Electric Company called a stockholders meeting for April 20 to approve 25 000 000 five percent first and refunding bonds and to raise authorized stock from 5 000 000 to 7 000 000. State Treasurer Stevens borrowed 1 100 000 in anticipation of taxes. The borrowing rate will be disclosed in the treasurer's January report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Daly
A. F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Basin Reduction Company
United Copper Company
Washoe
Gee
Boston
Essex County
Mass
Blake Brothers & Co
North Shore Electric Company
Stevens
Commonwealth
Opening of New Cub Quarters
The Boston Curb Exchange moves to Adams Building at 9 Doane Street for a first day reception from 12 30 to 3 p m. State and city officials Boston Stock Exchange Mayors of New England cities and presidents of local trusts and national banks invited. Elaborate decorations a 12 piece orchestra and buffet lunch planned for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Curb Exchange
Adams Building
Doane Street
Boston Stock Exchange
New England
Bradstreet's review notes mixed trade with spring lift
Bradstreet's State of Trade reports overall improvement due to spring, led by Western and Northwestern agricultural areas with better weather. East and parts of the South lag. cotton goods soften and raw wool stays weak with easier fleece prices. Hogs $11.05, steers $8.70, lambs $10.05, steel demand strong, copper soft. exports via Wheat and Corn rise year over year. weekly business failures decline from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's
Dun and Co reports steady trade as spring opens
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review notes large, expanding business despite puzzling developments. Cotton goods for export to India and China priced near last year, with continued inquiries and more sales of gray and finished cottons. Mills curtailing due to high raw materials. wool lines advance 2 12 cents for fall deliveries. Footwear markets show slight improvement but price disputes persist. Boston shoe shipments decline slightly. leather markets improve slowly. Hides firm with 75,000 sold up 1 2 cent. 247 U S failures, 28 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
India
China
Lonsdale
Boston
Shoe and Leather Reporter
United States
Canada
Bond offering for Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway
Speyer Co and Kuhn Loeb Co announce subscriptions open to March 22 1910 for 12 ½ million in first and refunding 4 per cent bonds guaranteed by Baltimore and Ohio. Bonds cover 975 miles of line with mortgage on all railways and affiliates. Surplus income over 13 million for year ended June 30 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
U. S
New York
United States
London
Paul Sterling
Daniel Willard
O’clocck P. M
Daesia Eeexpertier
Accieit Cores
York
Hill R ‘ Ee
Messrs
Speyer Brothers
Union of London and
Smith’s Bank, Limited
I Hope & Co
Amsterdam
Teixeira de Mattos Bros
Speyer & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
Union of London and Smiths Bank, Limited
Teixeira de Nattos, and
Hope & Co
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Dividend notices list multiple firms with payment dates and rates. Union Typewriter Co announces semi annual 3 percent on first preferred with April 1. Uiton Typewriter Co declares semi annual 4 percent on second preferred with April 1. Washington Water Power Co offers quarterly 1 percent on April 1. Massachusetts Lighting Cos quarterly 144 percent on April 15. North Shore Electric Co quarterly 1 percent on May 1. U. S&S Finishing Co quarterly 1 percent on April 1. Finishing Co quarterly 1 percent on April 1. Ogilvie Flour Milling Co quarterly 2 percent on April 1. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co quarterly 1 percent on April 1. common and preferred terms appear among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Typewriter Co
Uiton Typewriter Co
Amil
Washington Water Power Co
Massachusetts Lighting Cos
North Shore Electric Co
U. S&s. Finishing Co
Finishing Co
Ogilvie Flour Milling Co
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co
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Amalgamated Copper
Hocking Valley Reprs
Nat, Enamel, and Stamp
Osceola Consolidated
River R. R
William E. Soule
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Cole-Ryan Group
North Lake
Arizona Commercial
North Butte
Shannon Copper
Lake Copper
Isle Royale
Franklin
East Butte
Superior
American Sugar
American Telephone
Superior & Boston
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Treasury
New York Clearings
New York Balances
Spa Pies Era Se Lee AO
Mexican Combe Errinigit Sa Biksscerass
Shattuck-Arizona Copper Company
Copper Queen
Calumet & Arizona
Tt 18
Nevada Reduction Company
Goldfield
Regole Mines Syndicate
Begole
Granby Consolidated
Marchisl
Silver King Coalition Mines Company
Local Stock Exchange
Salt Lake
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
William M. Wadden
F. H. Prince & Co
Ann Arbor
W. J. Wollman
Leroy Baldwin
Newman
Butte Balla- Klava
Gas Commissioners
Great Barrington Electric Light Company
Champion Copper Co
Champion
Richard J. Burton & Co
Stock Brokers
Congress St
James Shay & CO
State ST
Naica Mining
Columbian National Life
Oxford Linen
General Exploration
Chicago-N. Y
Air Line
Aiga Wheing Company
Wil
Nanwiek P
Miehican Importing& Transportation Coo
Stock Pa
Wo K. Stewart
Kinbell
Jamaica
Cons. Copper CO
Jamaica Consolidated Company
Thurston
W. A. Thurston & CO
Colorado Copper Cosures
Indiana
Colorado
Hall & Company
Worcester
Mot
Luke
T&s
Seattle
If Steel
NEW York Bonds
Atchison
Ado Bos & Albany
Bos & Muaine
Conn
Vitchburg
Maine Central
West End
Arizona
Adi
Arnold
Tae
Ti Cal & Tleela
Lina Centennial
Ae Tong
Daly West
Lin River
Ranklin
Rauhy
Greene
TOR
la Salie
E- Mass
Nevada
Shannon
Dao Wester
Eison Electric
Om Tote Uy
General Electric
Mergenthaler
Pullman Co
Ettle Niec Ea
Ehldin Ae
Rm Mugton
Sky
Trulf
Keweenay
I ' Fi Ray Consol
Sup & Toston
AG Swift
Coal & Mil
Gila Fee
Laramie
Majestic
Mason Valley
Douglas
Utah
Ohio
Oneco
Ray Central
RT Coal My
San Antonio
South West
South Lake Am Lita
Tie H. Tew
Amer Agricultural
Ame
Car & Soo
Amir Cotten
Aaile & Tawther
Stier Tee Securities Pee A
PAL
Amer Linseed
Amer
Amer Smelt & Refining
ST Do
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer Tabacco
Amer Woolen
Distillers Securitie
Great Northern
Wely
Inter Harvester
Town Central
Karas City Southern
Aobs Bra
Nashville
St Louis
MaAt
PSSS
Ross
Missouri Pacific
Thee
Inpan
Texas
Tao
York Central
Ont & West
Northern Pacific Nee
Pennsylvania
Pitts C. Cu
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
Wledo
St Louis & West
Enee Soo Osnion Pacific
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Union
Wisconsin Central
Oo Aner Steel Foundry
Laclede Gas
Chander Bros. & Co
Hizh
O Athany & Susque
Daka Allis Chalmers
Hide & Leathe
Shay Ain Agri Chema
al Aim Cotten
Am Tel
T&s F
Atlantic
Balt & O
Southwest
Gory Gol
de Pitts
Lwe & RT
Ely Nay
Brooklyn Union Bios
Central Leather
Ches & O Gen Fund
Chie & Alten
AL Ag
M & St
Northwest
Chic
Oklahoma
C & St L
Colorado Phat
Col South
Ondy
Distillers
Eric Penn Collat
Flint & Pere’ Mar
Tllinois Central
Interbor
Gt Northern
Iowa Central
Lehigh
Ike Shore
I Valley
High & W Coal
Ave & Pay Ferry
Louis & Nash
Don O & M Dig
Michigan
Pacific
NY Central
C&sl
NY & N
Nor & West Cony
Nor Pac
Oregon
Penn
Tex & Pac Ist Ds
Toledo, Peoria & Wes Aerate A
Union Pac
Snar
Do Ist & Ref Ds
DTS
United Rys Co
SS Steel Disco
Do Tron Coal & Coke
West
O Municipal
Y City
Inter
Arizpets
Seers LD
Bay State Gas
Calaveras Aly
Corbin
Teece
Chino Eree Neces
Cobalt Central
Consol Arizona Og
Corbin ‘ Oes
Carter
Crown Reserve
Aly Alg Pig
Domin Syndicate
Eclipse
GOO Ely Central
The
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Pine Street
Amer Tobacco
Ely
Eureka
Mines
Miami
Nipissing M Co
Ae Ray Rawhide
Consolidated
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Ajax
Beck Tunnel
Carisna
Colun
Grant Central
O. Fy
Iron King
Lower Mammoth
Nevada Hills
Bradstreet’s
DUN & CO
B. Q C.C
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