Markets Endure Erratic Day with Mixed Results in New York and Boston
A volatile session saw total sales of 614,700 shares in New York and 24,772 in Boston. Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper led activity, with notable gains and losses across major issues. Bank of England rate cut to 3 percent sparked brief strength, followed by mixed closes as traders weighed dividend questions and foreign conditions.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Illinois Central
Calumet & Hecla
Massachusetts Electric
State Street
Bank of England
London
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Smelters
Amalgamated
New York Central
Smelting
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Great Northern
National
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
United Fruit
Telephone
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
New Haven
North Butte
Utah Consolidated
C.seceseees
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Treasury
GIA Sete Sinnesses
Frances
Ae Eveserieesers BriBty
Reichamarke
Vida Bdote
Boston Curb Market Trading Session Report March 19
Active curb market trading sees Consolidated bonds rise to 11, closing 10 3 4. Law son Mexican gains to 5 3 4 6. Telephone convertibles up to 80 1 2, Davis Daly to 41 8. Corbin, Rotary Ring, Nipissing, Cumberland Ely move lower. Full detailed fluctuations are provided in the official sales.
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Exchange Place
Consolidated Bonds
Lawson Mexican
Davis Daly
Corbin
Nipissing
Cumberland Ely
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
State Street
Boston
Nevada
Alaska Mines
Bly
Bing Cent Stand
British Columbia
Bos & Corbin
Boston Ely
Boswyocolo Eae Eeae
Bullfrog Nie Ek Do Mines, Inc
Brentwood
Butte & London
East Butte
Eureka Setae
Goldfield
Greene
Goldfield Daisy
Helvetia
Howell & Little
Kruger Cop & Sil
Laramie
Lake Copper
Lawson Mex
Majestic Copper
McKinley Dar Miemac
Utah
Penn-Wyoming
Pioneer M & M
Raven Mining
Superior
Superior & Pitts
Troy
Thunder Mount
Tehuantepec
Union
United Zine
OULE
Curb
M. C. Barnard & Co
Toettene St
Main
Bell Tel
Ae Amalgamated Copper
Lotsa
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
West Tel
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelt & Refining
Phas
Aghet
Aman Sugar Refining
Bos & Alb
Amer Tobac
Bos
Bos & Prov
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Any&nh
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
West, End
Chesapeake & Ohio Ohic Great Western
eAdventure
Chic & Northwestern
Allouez Peace
Butte Coal
Cal & Ariz
Delaware & Hudson
Pantee & Rio Grande
Cal & Hec
Distriers
Daly-West
Franklin
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
la Salle
Michigan
Mont Coal
Kansas City Southern
Louisville
Trinity Seseee
York Central
Ontario & Western
Alaska Mines Securities
Rie & Traction
Bay State Gas
Buffalo Gas
British Columbia Copper
Eee Tees
Butte Coalition
Butte-Ny Copper
Clear Creek
Chicago
Cobalt Central
Consolidated Arizona
Con Steamship Co
Crown King Jones
Davis-Daly Aa
al Douglas Copper Aeee
Ely Consolidated
Empire Steel
Furnace Creek Oxide
Goldfield Consolidated
Greene Gol
Feene
Tall Signal
Non Tobacco Co
Hocuben SE
King Edward She
Manhattan Transit
McKinley-Darragh
Go Meerschaum Theese
Micmacey
Nevada Consolidated Wae
New Mines & Smelting
Nevada-Utah Eee
NY Transportation OV
North'n Securities
Otis Elevator
Ween Wwe Es
Seaboard Air Line
Stewart Oe Eteene
Annual Report of the American Telephone Company 1907
The company reports total exchange and toll calls at about 5.998 billion for 1907 and $52.9 million added to construction. Eight-year spend on properties totals $351.8 million with $36.6 million used from revenue for maintenance. Comparative figures show rise in gross, net, dividends and surplus alongside stockholdings.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Companies
United States
Dividends Declared by Various Firms This Quarter
A list of dividends declared by corporations and financial institutions with payment dates. Boston Consolidated Gas 1 percent payable March 381 Chelsea Gas 2144 percent payable March 31 East Boston Gas 2 percent payable March 31 De Long Hook & Eye 114 percent payable April 1 Washington Trust Company 3 percent payable April 1 American Shipbuilding Company 1 percent preferred payable April 15 Columbus and Hocking Coal & Iron 144 percent preferred payable April Harris Trust & Savings Bank initial 2 percent payable April 1 Rio Tinto semi annual 2 pounds Massachusetts Lighting Companies 1 percent payable April 15 Telephone Company of Philadelphia 144 percent payable April 15 Mechanics National Bank 3 percent payable April 10.
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Massachusetts Gas Companies
Boston Consolidated
New England Gas & Coke
Chelsea Gas
East Boston Gas
Massachusetts Steamship
Citizens’ Gas of
Quincy
Chelsea
East Boston
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Boston
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
WM. R. Driver
Boston Consolidated Gas
de Long Hook & Eye
Washington Trust Company
New York
Perenne
American Shipbuilding Company
Columbus and Hocking Coal & Iron Company
Gaara
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Rio Tinto
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
el] Telephone Company of
Philadelphia
Mechanics’ National Bank
Crawford denies membership in Colored Taft Club
David E. Crawford, treasurer of Hotel Upton Corp, denies he is on the executive committee or a member of the Colored Taft Club. He says he is a member of the Colored Republican League and aligns with its political activities.
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David E. Crawford
Hotel Upton Corporation
Colored Taft Club
Colored Republican League
Ladies of Mayo plan annual ball in Paine Memorial Hall
About two hundred women met in Rathbone Hall to arrange the Mayo event set for May 13 at Paine Memorial Hall. The committee chosen by Miss Nellie McAndrew includes Miss C Toomey Miss N Flanagan Miss B Mulligan Miss Nora McNulty Miss M Filntley Miss M Kilduff Miss Annie Mac Miss M A Gill and Miss B Ruddy.
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Ladies of Mayo
Rathbone Hall
Paine Memorial Hall
Nellie McAndrew
C. Toomey
N. Flanagan
B. Mulligan
Nora McNulty
M. Filntley
M. Kilduff
Annie Mac
M. A. Gill
B. Ruddy
Carl Hall Not Dying in Karlsruhe Case Denial
A March report claiming Carl Hall former George Washington University professor and life prisoner in Karlsruhe for murdering his mother-in-law Mrs Moliter was dying of consumption is denied.
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Karlsruhe
Carl Hall
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Moliter
British Ambassador to Turkey Dies in Constantinople
Sir Nicholas Roderick O Conor British ambassador to Turkey died in Constantinople after a period of illness born in 1843.
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Constantinople
Nicholas Roderick O’conor
Turkey
Navy chiefs deny excessive profits on Electric Boat contracts
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and Admiral Capps testified before a House committee that Electric Boat did not earn excess profits on existing contracts nor expect excess profits on future work. Roosevelt rejected Archibald coast defence claims, while affidavits questioned Archibald's independence and submarine lobbying.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Admiral Capps
Bureau of Construction
Navy Department
Special Committee of the House
Electric Boat Company
Representative Lilley
Connecticut
Letting of Submarine Boat Contract Weighed by Naval Committee
Secretary Metcalf described the conditional contract with Lake Boat Company requiring a boat matching the best government submarine in speed and radius before payment. Admiral Capps praised low construction costs. Testimony covered Influence with Speaker Cannon, Hobson on naval affairs, and Roosevelt's letter denying Archibald’s appointment.
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Metcalf
Lake Boat Company
Admiral Capps
Navy
Butler
Pennsylvania
Edward L. Clarkson
Hobson
Lawrence M. Spear
The
Electric Boat Company
Speaker Cannon
Naval Affairs Committee
Clayton
Alabama
Congress
L. M. Busbey
Cannon
Williams
House
Lilley
Emperor Orders Urgent Naval Port Inspection
The Emperor decreed an urgent inspection of naval ports and fortresses led by Admiral Skrydloff and other top officers. Targets include Sebastopol Baku Cronstadt Reval Libau Sveaborg and St Petersburg with St Petersburg noted in dispatch from the era.
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Sebastopol
Baku
Cronstadt
Reval
Libau
Sveaborg
Skrydloff
Socialist candidate for Glasgow lord rectorhip chosen
London March 19 Kier Hardie MP has consented to oppose Lord Curzon in the first socialist contest for the Glasgow university lord rectorate marking a historic opposition in the election.
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London
University of Glasgow
Kier Hardie
M. P
Lord Curzon
Florida Senator Bryan Improves After Illness
Senator William James Bryan of Florida, after over three weeks with typhoid fever at Providence Hospital, passed the crisis and was reported to be considerably stronger authorities said.
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Washington
William James Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
King Edward visits Zamora regiment in Spain
King Edward traveled by car to St Sebastien and met officers of the Zamora regiment in Spain. The trip occurred on March 19 as part of the royal visit to the country.
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Biarritz
Edward
St. Sebastien
Zamora
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Annual Report OF American Telephone
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