Irregular Stock Prices Mark New York and Boston
Trading ends with irregular quotations as Union Pacific and Hill issues pull prices down before a late rally. Amalgamated and Reading lead gains in New York. Boston sees gains for Granby Consolidated and losses for Centennial and Copper Range amid heavy volume and bond issuance rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Delaware & Hudson
Granby Consolidated
Centennial
Lawson Issues Lead Boston Curb Market Trading
Lawson Mexican Bay State Gas Cumberland Ely and related T. W. affiliated issues show strong activity and firm prices on March 26 at Exchange Place. Steamship bonds rise to 127-8, Telephone convertibles gain 81-4, and Raven improves 15-8 as overall curb list fluctuates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Lawson Mexican
Bay State Gas
Cumberland Ely
T. W
Raven
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
State Street
Boston
Nevada
Ortad Bing
Black Mount
Brentwood
Boston& Corbin
Globe Mining
Nh Goldfield
Tlanecock
Little
Howell & Ot
Keweenaw Cop
Laramie
Ener
Lake Cop
Majestic Sos Bie
McKinley-Darragh
Utah
Raven Mining
LFS
Rosario
Revyenne
Oe Dig
SOULE
Market window shows listed bonds and Yukon Gold activity
The Great Northern Railway Company totals 15 976 000 with 842 000 consolidated mortgage 6 per cent bonds due 1930. Yukon Gold, Lawson’s new gold proposition, trades on the New York curb from 63 8 to 91 2, closing at 71 2 to 81 2. William S. Fenshawe joins Western Maryland convertible bond and stock protective committee, with Bankers' Trust Co of New York as depository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Lawson
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Yukon Gold Company
Consolidated Mines Company
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland Ely
Utah Copper
Amalgamated
North Butte
Boston Consolidated
Greene Cananea
Steel Common
New York
Trinity
Centennial
Old Dominion
United Fruit
Utah Consolidated
Philippine Railway Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
T. W.lawson
William S. Fenshawe
Harvey Wisk & Sons
Western
Maryland
Bankers’ Trust Company of
William EE. Soule
Boston
Yukon
Charles C. Clapp
Thomas W. Lawson
Inland fishing fleet reports slim landings and price lift
The waterfront notes eight catches from shore grounds led by the Pontiac with 21 500 pounds whitefish as the fleet totals 90 800 pounds. Haddock and cod dominate receipts while hake and cask are linked to the Olive F Hutchins voyage. Prices rise with low supply and the Olive F Hutchins voyage contributes 5 000 pounds of hake and 1 000 pounds of cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Nickerson
Pontiac
Haddock
Olive F. Hutchins
Raddock
Cod
Hattie F. Knowlton
Descass
Mary Ei
Cooney Siess
Dividends Declared By Banks And Utilities
National Shawmut Bank Boston declares quarterly 2 percent dividends effective April 1. Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railway quarterly 2.19 percent on April 20. State National Bank Boston semi annual 3 percent April 1. Vil et National Bank Boston semi annual 4 percent. National Bank of the Republic Boston semi annual 3 percent April 7. Public Service Corporation of New Jersey quarterly 1 percent April 15. Boston National Bank Boston semi annual 2.1 percent April 1. South End National Bank Boston semi annual 2.4 percent April 1. Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Cor poration quarterly 1 percent April 1. Pacific Coast Co. quarterly 1 4 percent common May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Co
State National Bank
Vilet National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Boston National Bank
South End National Bank
Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Corporation
Pacific Coast Co
A list of quarterly and semiannual securities with dates
The document shows multiple issues from Pacific Coast Co Union Banc and others with quarterly and semiannual payments. It includes preferred and common shares with stated percentages and dates in May April and 1st April. Named entities include Pacific Coast Co Winthrop National Bank Aurora Elgin Chicago railroad Merchants National Bank Second National Bank New England Telephone American Caramel Detroit Mackinac and Marquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Co
Winthrop National Bank
Boston
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railroad
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago
Railroad Securities Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Second National Bank
United States Finishing Co
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
American Caramel Co
Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette
Shipping News Minute: Vessels Arrive and Tug Operations Display
Shipping news lists arrivals and movements of steamers and schooners including Fgda Olsen Cardenas A W Perry Ober Governor Dingley Marion Macungie Langhorne Bear Ridge and many barges. Tow ing tugs Tamaqua Miller and others haul vessels along the coast while multiple ships voyage from Boston Halifax St John Newport News and Philadelphia with cargoes of sugar and general freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping News
Fgda
Olsen
Cardenas
Carbarien
New York
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
N. S
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Onondaga
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Dingley
Linscott
City of
Babbitt
Baltimore
Maria O. Teel
Davis
Governor Ames
King
William H. Clifford
Farrow
John Twohy
Stevenson
Samuel W. Hathaway
McKown
William
Fall River Firms Quoted On Quarterly Securities
A list of Fall River and Boston based firms with quarterly or preferred securities and April payment dates. Names include Richard Borden Mfg Co Ancona Manufacturing Co Weetamoa Mills Chapman Valve Co Distilling Co of America Mexican Telegraph Co and Faneuil Hall National Bank among others with percentages per share or interest and April payment deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Borden Mfg. Co
Fall River
Ancona Manufacturing Co
Weetamoa Mills
Cincinnati, Newport. & Covington Light & Traction Co
Chapman Valve Co
Second National Bank
Boston
New York & New Jersey Telephone Co
Distilling Co. of America
Are Securities Co
Pri
Central & South American Telegraph Co
Mexican Telegraph Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Albany Home Telephone Co
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Light & Traction Co
Hathaway Wins Lively Race of Big Stickers
A fleet of large coal laden fore and aft schooners raced from Cape Henry to Vineyard Haven with 11 ships entering New England ports. The William L. Douglas and Eleanor A. Percy led the way with 5600 and 5400 tons of coal respectively, followed by the Mertie B. Crowley among others. The Samuel W. Hathaway led by Captain Quinlan finished first, while the Mertie B. Crowley, John Twohy, and Maria O Teel closely trailed in. A recent northeaster slowed the group by about a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Henry
William L. Douglas
Eleanor A. Percy
Mertie B. Crowley
Vineyard Haven
Nantucket
Cape
Bay
Samuel W. Hathaway
Quinlan
Bird Island Flats
John Twohy
Maria O. Teel
Vineyard Sound
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Colony Trust Co
Temple Place
Financial District
Ames
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Leavenworth, Kansas & Western
Topeka & Northwestern
Union Pacific Company
L. A. Storrs
H. R. Buck
W. A. Arnold
A. C. Bates
E. H. Harriman
H. H. Rogers
James Stillman
Illinois Central, Railroad Securities Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Company
Boston Financial News
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Atchison
James J. Hill
Locomotive
Brooklyn
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Sicel Common
New York Oaks
North Butte Extension Company
Butte
Polo Grounds
Atte Sea
New York Fonds
Seaon Oro
Treasury
Reichsmarks Renee
Peete
Charles Peterson
Lillian
T Wharf
Manuel Enos
Peterson
St. John, N. B
St. John Wood
Ida May
Lewis Wharf
Ned Dow
Mystic
A. J. Barber
W. S. Dealey
J. C. Howard
McLean, Co
Frontenac
Hunter
Norfolk
Harry Messer
Pierce
Newport News
Edward Luckenbieb
Patience
Philadelphia
John G. Chandier
Elizabethport
Dora
Lynn
Lancastrian
London
Marquette Brij
Antwerp
San Jose
Port Simon
C. R
Puerto Plata
Port Morant
Jam
Manchester Miller
Tampa
Fla
Bound Brook
Bell
Vermont
Be& O
U S Steel Corp
West Tel
Bos & Alb
Bos Plevat
Bos & Low
Bos & Me
No Pacific
Bonanza
Butlie Coal
Cal & Ariz
Atal & Hee
Mexico
Michigan
Santa Quincy
Shannon Tees
Trinity Oe
United Cop Hs
Victoria
Slo
Edison Flee
Holly Hiby
Guy
Ag Chen
Isle Revere
aSwift & Co
Akix
bEs
St Louis
St Bil
Oruel & Iron
Colo & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
General Electric
Shoss
Sheffield Eee
Illinois
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading Setae
Republic Steel
Y Rock Island Co
St Il
Southern
Texas& Pacific
Nt B& West
S Realty . Sone
US Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash Soo
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Cotton Orl
Oss al Amer Hide & Leath Pf
Ilo Bee
Anacomial Mining Co
Atchison Feeb Eetee
Chicago Great West
Chicago & Northwest
Mil & St Paul
Square Finance
Hite
Glenevis
Glenevis Company
Norman Cameron & CO
Milk Street
Mariposa County
California
Civilization
NEW York Bonds
Alaska Mines Securities
Aner Light & Traction
Sane
British Columbia Copper
Butte Coalition Eecee
Butte-N Y Copper
Chiexaso Subway
Consol
Arizona Tetas
Crown King
Cumberland Sly Tee
Dms
Davis-Daly Ste
Douglas Copper
Ely Consol
Empire Steel
Furnace Creek
Meerschaum
New Mines & Smeltseee
Nevada-Utah
Nipissing
Otis
Levator
Seaboard Air Line
Tonopah
Japan
Ou & Nashun
Adams
Amer Tobsae
Minn & SJ
Pacific
Balt & Ohio
Nor & W
Penney
Lo 2d Inc
Do Ad Inc
Sl&s
Ches & Ohio
ORI
SLSW
Hile & Alt
Seaboard Air I
B& Q
Southern Ry
I Sg
Texas & Pac
Tol
Cal
Cal & Sos
Sl Cuba
US Steel 2d
den & RG
Wabash Ists Tae
Distil Secur
Erie
Western Md
Dogen
Wh & L Erie
Wis Central
Hock Val
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual
Yukon Gold Trading
Charles C. Clapp & Company Bankers and Brokers
Congress Street
Trinity Place
New York City
Arizona
Cumberland
Ely
Butte Coalition
Trinity Goldfield
CONS
Goldfield Daily Goldfield
Florence
Hathaway
Rawhide Tarantula Mining Company
Rawhide
Goldfield
Rawhide Tarantula Mining Co
Burr Brothers, Inc
Flatiron Bldg
Yukon Gold
Henry A. Seymour
Boston, Mass
Lawson’s New Stock
Congo
Jis
Iit
Inter-Trust Security CO
Water St
NEW York Air Line
James Shay
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