Sizzling market prints strength in Copper and mining stocks
The New York market sees a heavy copper boom with 60,000 shares traded in the first half. Copper Range climbs to 68 1 2, then slips to 57 4. Baltic and Winona rise while Mohawk faces pressure amid a suspected pool. Reports cover Mohawk, Franklin Mining, North American stock bids, and a Supreme Court ruling on the Nipper mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Baltic
Winona
Trimountain
John Stanton
Boston
Mohawk Mining Company
Stanton
Greenwood
B. c
British Columbia Copper Company
Franklin Mining Company
Treasury
New York
Bae
Denver & Rio Grande
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Union Pacific
Ennis & Stoppani-wire
Wabash
Erie
Cutting Car Company
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Thomas McLaughlin
Nipper
Butte
McLaughlin
Clancy
Heinze
Anaconda Company
Wilson
Minnie Healey
Messrs. J. Francis Brown & Co
Catalina Copper Mining Company of
Arizona
Santa Catalina Mountains
Tucson
William Foster
Robert Johns
Butte, Mont
Mass
Supreme Court of Montana
Blockhouse Mining Company of
Nova Scotia
Milk Street
New England National Bank
Pinkham
Atchison
Canada Southern
Ches & Ohio
Chiet Western
Chi,ane & Louis
Chi
Tllinois
C& Se
Louis
Deludson
S&w
Denver
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Erle & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Eeee & Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
St Louis
St Louis SW
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Ee Railway
Eeese Oi
Texas E Pacific
Eees Oy
Wheeling - Ea
Wisconsin Central Asa
United States
Amalgamated Copper
Steel & Wire
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Anaconda Mining& Co
Colorado Fuel Iron
Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel
General Electric
Nat Steel
Nat Tube Trust
Pacific Mail
Ep Iron & Steel
Sennae Ee
Prubbe Snesss Western Union
Tender offer to redeem bonds of New England Telephone Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company will receive tenders for sale and surrender of its third series bonds numbered 1001 to 1500 until noon March 23 1901. If more than fifty are tendered, fifty with lowest prices will be redeemed on April 1 1901. Payment capped at 1020 dollars plus accrued interest per 1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone
American and Trust Company
Boston
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Milk Street
Mass
WM. R. Driver
Boston, Mass
AT&T Annual Meeting Notice for 1901 Stockholders
AT&T announces its annual stockholders meeting at 15 Dey Street New York on Tuesday March 26 1901 at 12 noon. Items include election of directors and inspectors of election and consideration of conveying lines to licensees. Transfer books close March 16 to March 26 1901. Charles Eustis Hubbard secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
New York
Lcensee
Charles Eustis- Hubbard
AT T Declares Dividend of One and Half Dollars per Share
American Telephone and Telegraph Co pays a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business March 30 1901. Transfer books close April 1 through April 13 1901. Treasurer William R Driver Boston March 20 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Boston
Dividend Stocks Involving Yor Vale and Old Colony Shares
Dividend stock notes list Yor vale shares Old Colony and Walton and States Steel with stated par values and per cent yields. It mentions cash must accompany special terms and cites J. L. Rice of Milat Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor Vale
Old Colony
Walton & States Steel
J. L. Rice
Milat
Boston
Market Snapshot Shows Today’s Highs, Lows and Prices
March 22 report lists the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for the day. Details include daily trading ranges, market activity indicators, and prevailing price levels across listed securities.
Plan Embargo Threat Looms Over Boston Trade
Canadian merchants and boards of trade plan an embargo on Boston and Portland to force direct steamship service from Montreal and provincial ports. Secretary Preston warns such hostile action would harm both sides, shifting duties and hurting British lines. J Jameson notes Dominion Line may withdraw from Montreal to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Trade
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Canaden
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Canada
J. Jameson
Dominion Line of Steamships
Dominion Line
British squadron tests wireless links from Ophir routes
Six vessels of the British Mediterranean squadron are patrolling Malta to relay wireless reports to Vice Admiral Sir John Fisher. The setup allows constant position reporting of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and tests strategic value of wireless telegraphy along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Island of
John Arbuthnot Fisher
Uke
Duchess of Cornwall
Duke Anduchess
General business improves with December to March gains
R G Dun reports the week shows better general business with rising retail activity in the West and Atlantic cities. Builders hardware demand is strong. structural goods contracts are hard to place. Rail earnings rise, pig iron and steel prices edge up, footwear steady, and failures rise in the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
West
Atlantic Seaboard
Fall River
South
Boston
United States
Canada
Trade Still Active Amid Seasonal Slump and Weather
Bradstreet's notes trade remains active though buoyancy softens. Cotton prices fall with South demand weak, while textiles face price cuts. Western mills run full orders and copper, iron, and steel show strength. export orders steady though overall demand uneven across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
California
Fall River
Boston
London
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Lonion
Paris
Hessian Fly Report
American
Europe
Montreal
Print Cloths Active in Fall River Market
Print cloth sales in Fall River for the week totaled 12 thousand yards with 1,000 yards of regulars and the rest wide goods. Production curtailment boosts demand and inquiry, signaling buyers’ movement may reduce warehouse surpluses held by local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Immigrants Absent Charges After Saxonia Detentions
Immigration officers finish passenger screening on the Saxonia with 687 steerage and 11 detentions. 500 Scandinavian migrants head for Wisconsin and Minnesota to farm. Notable passengers include wife and daughter of a Cunard stevedore and crew changes as several vessels gather at local piers amid a busy shipping day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Saxonia
Billings
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Harry Bloomfield
Cunard Line
Europe
Ethel
Fernandina
Bruce Hawkins
Apalachicola
Mayfield
Cienfuegos
Guba
Neptunus
Palermo
St. Michael’s
Johnston
Heathmore
Hast Benes
Charles P. Jameson
Dominion
Commonwealth
Addie Morrill
Portland
South America
St. Paul
New England
South Boston
Africa
Schulke
Westphalia
Mystic Wharf
Hamburg
Falmouth
Eng
New England Arrives From Liverpool at Hoosac Docks
The Dominion line steamer New England, Captain John James, docked at Hoosac tunnel docks at 1 PM after a seven day six hour voyage from Queenstown. Pilot David Kendrick guided the ship fifty miles east of Boston. The vessel carried 35 saloon 103 second class and 276 steerage passengers including Miss J F Abbott Mr J Cabot Mrs Dwyer and Mr G Hubbard among others. Weather was mild with fresh north to northwest seas over the last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer Frank
Bird Island
Eleanor A. Percy
Ames
Robert Fernald
Boston
Minot J. Wilcox
Tobe Chase
New York
Beeston Towboat Company
Harvey McDonald
Long Island Sound
Joseph Ril
East Boston
Luzerne
New York Harbor
Lehigh Vales
Hock
Is Port
Peck David Endrick
Dominion Line
New England
John James
Hoosac Tunnel
Liverpool
Queenstown
David Kendrick
Queenston
Boston Light
N. W
J. F. Abbott
Bailey
J. Cabot
M. Dwyer
Dwyer
G. C Hubbard
W. Huestis
G. Job
Job
N. Job
Mackenzie
M Mahoney
McCormick
H. H. Meards
MccCurdy
Belle McCurdy
J. McCurdy
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Copper Range
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Groose Point
Franklin
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Franklin Ea ‘el Be
French's Bay
Isle Royale
E . Spr
Poteio
Son Ran ¢Mase
Mayflower Mining
Mergenthaler Lin
Michigan
tMohawk Mining
Eneeve
NH & Red
Olanlong Min
Domin Mining
Osceola Mining
Parrot Mining
Quincy
Rhode Island
Rutland
Sswitt & “A Coal
Trinity Mining
United Shoes
Csscce
Hi Ag
Utah Mining
Victoria Mining
Washington
West End
St Yeo Do
Winona Mining
Wolverine
Wyandot
Rio Hondo
J. L
MABLE
Sal&s
Seace
Hi Steel
St JI &Cb
Ie Echo
Eeese Ee
Mini Amalgamated Ted Mis
Ae “Rel Ss
I Arnold
Eeavees
Poseeneks
Atlantic
Ae Ae
Boston Leo L
Cal & His
Steel
Eas Eral Steel
Fitchburg
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Mamma Katzenjammer
Webber
Cheswell
John Elliott
Boston Public Library
Elliott
Sunday Post
Bradstreet’s
Anchorage
Bragdon
Maritime Committee
G. Preston
Nes Landsman