Profit taking drives stock market swings in two cities
The report shows New York and Boston trading activity with Reading leading in New York and Granby and Union Pacific among top moves in Boston. It notes gains and losses across Amalgamated, Smelting, Chesapeake & Ohio, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Steel issues, with money rates and a cautious near term outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Mass
Minn
St. Louis
Granby
Union Pacific
State Street
Friends of the
Amalgamated
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Consolidated
Butte Coalition
Isle Royale
North Butte
Telephone
Mohawk No 6 shaft aims for deep, rich ground in Mohawk acreage
The report details Mohawk No 6 shaft planned to sink 3200 feet within the Mohawk boundary, with 1200 feet virgin ground between the lode and the new shaft. It notes south drifts in rich ground and favorable outlook for Ahmeek mine. Charles J. Paine Jr. elected a Copper Range director to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawks
Ahmeek
Charles J. Paine, Jr
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Cameron Currie
Gay & Sturgis
Kearsarge Lode
Market Report Table Records Day's Stock Bond Totals
The Boston Market records the stock and bond market prices for the day with total sales tallied. The table provides values for leading securities and overall market activity observed in Boston on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Curb Market Shows Mixed Gains on Several Stocks
May 5 reports from the Boston curb market indicate Corbin down a full point to 9 while Southwestern Development rises about 40 cents. Majestic up about 3 cents, Inspiration up around 13-4, and La Rose up about 71-8 with overall fluctuations detailed in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Massachusetts
Boston
Corbin
Southwestern
Majestic
la Rose
Eclipse Oil
Giroux
Ae Globe
Goldfield
Inspiration Seneee Iy
Laramie
Sone la Tose Tates
Majestic Wees
Mason Valley OF of
Mines Co
Amer An
Nevada
Utah
Ohio
Too Ray Central Ae
Ray Consol
Senee Eae
Sonora
Southwest
Devel Ty
Superior & Globe
Wan Iin Ao
Union
Cop
Pulpah Creer Iid
Yukon Oe Ste
Bond market notes show varied municipal and corporate issues
Manchester awards a 100000 loan to Moseley at 3.11 percent discount maturing December 11. St Louis and San Francisco Railway seeks NYSE listing for 85 million in long term bonds due 1927. Cape May commission sells 50000 improvement bonds to Merchants National Bank. Greenfield refunds notes of 14000 at 3.12 percent annual yield about 3.455 percent to American Banking Company of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Manchester
N. H
F. S. Moseley & Co
St. Louis
San Francisco R. R. Co
New York Stock Exchange
Dees
the Finance Commission of
Cape May
N. J
Merchants’ National Bank of
Greenfield
Mass
American Banking Company of Boston
Calendar for Today Books Close and Open for Several Firms
Calendar for today notes close and open times for Col. & Hock. C. & I. com. and Diamond Match as well as Lake Shore & Mich. So. Mexican Tel. & Telcom. It lists older entities including N. Y., Chi. & St. L. railway Wheeling & Lake Erie Cobalt Central Michigan Central Tamarack Mining Vulcan Detinning and Edison Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Match
Lake Shore & Mich. So
Mexican Tel
Telcom
Old
N. Y
Chi
St. L
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cobalt Central
Michigan Central
Tamarack Mining
Vulcan
Edison Electric
Copper Range Annual Report Details 1908 1907
The Copper Range Consolidated Company releases its annual report combining statistics for 1908 and 1907. The document covers the Copper Range railroad along with Champion Baltic and Trimountain companies with combined records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Copper Range Railroad
Champion, Baltic and
Trimountain Companies
Houghton Co
Rang Consolidated Co
Dividends Declared by Major Companies This Summer
A series of quarterly and extra dividends were announced by firms including Niles-Bement-Pond Metropolitan Coal Butterick and Diamond Match. American Tobacco listed a 20.5 percent common dividend with a 5 percent extra, dates pending stock records mid May to late May. Books close and reopen dates vary across utilities and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston
Butterick Company
Diamond Match Company
American Tobacco Company
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
American Smelters Securities Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
Sunol the trotting queen dies at old age
Sunol a former trotting queen with a 2:08 1 4 record died at 23 in Newton Square Penn after a long residence there. The California bred mare foaled at Palo Alto in 1886 at Leland Stanford’s stock farm. Her sire was Electioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sunol
Newton Square
Penn
Sund
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford
Electioneer
Trinity shuts out NYU 10 to 0 in Hartford
Trinity defeated New York University 10 to 0 in Hartford. The report notes calm play by Trinity and a decisive win on home turf. Separately, the Cunard Line steamship Saxonia, under Captain E H Pentecost, left Queenstown for Hartford with 1827 passengers and is due early next Thursday morning. A Portland incident saw the steamer Governor Dingley brush the schooner Alice M Lawrence, damaging its rail but leaving the schooner unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
Reading
Hartford
Conn
Trinity
New York University
Cunard Line
Saxonia
E. H. Pentecost
Queenstown
Liverpool
Governor Dingley
Portland
Alice M. Lawrence
Randall & McAnister
Miss Murphy Engaged To Baseball Star Barney Reilly
In Brockton Miss May Rose Murphy, dubbed the city’s prettiest girl, is reported engaged to Bernard I. Reilly the Yale student and White Sox player. Gossip credits Boetius Sullivan with arranging the match after guiding Reilly at Yale. Murphy works as a stenographer for attorney James F. Henderson on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
May Rose Murphy
Bernard I. Reilly
Yale University
Boetius Sullivan
Roger Sullivan
Reilly
Sullivan
Barney
White Sox
Miss Murphy
James F. Henderson
Main Street
Yale
He Takes 35 Your Ticket and Other Boston News
Boston railman Charles I G Clark recounts a February 1886 washout near Clematis Brook and his career path from brakeman to conductor with the Boston and Maine. A remembrance of Daniel W Latham, a longtime ship buyer, and ship news include the Evelyn M Thompson faring to sea for mackerel and the Manitou docking at Charlestown. The Harvard defeats the Bunker Hill in a race to India Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. G. Clark
Boston & Maine
Central Massachusetts
Waltham
Clematis Brook
Frank N. Belcher
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
A. D. Knowlton
Springfield
Daniel W. Latham
L. A. Treat & Co
Latham
Leyden Street
Boston
Evelyn M. Thompson
Charles I
Thompson
Manitou
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Harvard
Metropolitan Line
India Wharf
Merchants’ Line
Bunker Hil
New York
Chatham
Starvard
Metropolis
Fleet of 24 Vessels Touch Groundfish at T Wharf
A fleet of 24 vessels arrived at T wharf yesterday with light receipts totaling 294 600 pounds of groundfish. Haddock reached 1 389 7 pounds, cod 129 500 pounds, hake 5 000 pounds, pollock 17 900 pounds, cusk 2 000 pounds, and halibut 600 pounds. The Eugenia carried the halibut. Of the cusk 1 500 pounds were in the catch landed by the Eugenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Eugenia
Te Haddock
Haddock
Col Hake
Pollock Mary de Costa
Mary Th Greer
Flora
Nickerson
Mary Co. Santos
Leo Cease
M. Sarr ' Hon
M. Madaleine
Athena
Klondike
Peter Brother
Floa
Ann
Minerva Tee Eee
Shipping News Miniature Al Manac
Shipping notices list voyages and arrivals with steamers Laurentian Manitou Gjerme and others, calls at Baltimore Newport News Philadelphia Boston and New York, tugs and barges, high tides and moonrise, wind southwest clearing and sailing status. Note schooner Chas A Campbell sailed to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurentian
Imrie
Glasgow
Moville
Galway
Manitou
Pollard
Antwerp
Alabama Or
Gjerme
Annatio Way
Damaies
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Tnodfan
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Sawyer
Bangor
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Bayport
Keene
Britannia
Lynn
Maurice
Jacksonville
Charleston
8. C
Boswel Johnson
Philadelphia
Cassie
Rs High
Clark
Perth Amboy
Black Bird
Buffet
Bristol
Standard
Phinney
New York
Gypsum King
Blizzard
Hantsport
N. S
Daniel
Munro
Plymouth
Windsor
Newburgh
Boston
Watuppa
Hammond
Doe
Coal Port
Salem
Elizabethport
Paoli
McGoldrick
Upton
Radnor
Newburyport
South Amboy
Hansen
Wilkesbarre
Port Johson
Swatara
Lablich
Eagle Hill
Mahanoy
Pine Forest
Catawissa
Selner
Leader
Done
Beverly
Francis
Hersey, Baker
Concord
Admiral Seley
Thorn
Sama
Cuba
Karonga
Juniata
Harvard
Newbury Port
Maple IM
Robesonia
Wicontsco
Malvern
N. d
Bristol S
Gypsum Wing
Daniel M. Munro
Waltham
Braddock
Dunlo
Fardenas
Nottingham
Port Johnson
C. BR
Tortland
Hattie Muriel
Dorchester
Garfield White
Port Greville
Princess of Avon
Brod
Annapolis
Jando
Kingsport
Wolfville
Laronel J. Goucher
James W. Elwell
Wennebec
George Hudson
Chas. A. Campbell
W. Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hornblower & Weeks
Congress Street
Osceola
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Eeee Saad
Boston Clearings
Steewee
Ranes
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State St
Broad St
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Southwestern Development
William H. Wicmasters
Journal Building
Wallace
Draper
5B & CO
Court Sa
E. Jac
Leach & Co., Inc
Harry
Congress St
Boston Securities
Hotchkin & CO
Rhode Island
James Shay & Co
AREKA
New York Air Brake
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barker
Stettinius
J. K. Robinson
W. 8
Hofstra
Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk Savings Bank
Suffolk
Charles A. Locke
National Shawmut Bank
New England National Bank
Mumford
Locke
J. I. Sawyer
Stephen W. Holmes
Holmes
American Telephone & Telegraph
Commission
New
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Williard & Co
KE. A. Williard
Brown, Williams & Burbank
Thomas J. Walsh
William R. Holligan & Co
United Copper
Yukon
Ween Bae
Posten
Billson
Georgia
Tire
Reeve Tuttonhole
Seattle
Elec
Pullman Coie
United Fruit
United Shoe
S Steel
Amalgamated Oe
Agri Chem
Peer Erte
Batopilas Esteesenes
Boston Consul
Boston Corbin
East Butte
Hancock Ter
Kerr Lake
Sly
Foo Lake
Newhouse Sea
Poo
North Lake
Swift & Co. Stenee
Superior & Joston
Superior & Pitts
US Coal & Oil
Ecee Ee
Utah Apex
Atchison Asie
Gulf Ts
Tiliness Steel
Westinghouse
US Steel Corps
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston Elevated
Roseor
Providence
E& HH
West End
Ogre
Wollaston Land
Et Iy
Am Tel & Tel
Tel& Tel
NE Tel & Tel
Western Tel & Tel
Arcadian
Arizona Commercve
Soo Atlantic
Bonanza
Aore
Cal
Arizona
Enee
Daly West
Nena
Elm River
Franklin
la Salle
Michigan
Old Dominion
Tamarack
TAI Utah Consol
Victoria Ee
Wandot
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Tu Ain Car & Foundry
American Tee Securities
American Tel & Tel Aooo
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Minin Co
Atchison We
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Anaea
Brooklyn Rapid
Central of New Tersey
Chesapeake & Obie
Chicago & Alton
Ees
Chicago Great Western i
Pau
Delaware & Hudson Se
Denver & Rio
Eeees Son iv
Tater Harvester
Martine
International Paper International Pump
Iowa Central AM
Kansas City Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
St Louis
Missouri
Uneith
Kansas
Riseuit Zoo
Saul
Mex
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
People’s Gas
Pitts
Repul Lle
Mref Co
Island
San Free Stais
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
West
United States Realty
United States
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia
Arolina Chem
Maryland
von Westinghouse Electric
Western Thon
Wisconsin Central
Alaska
Amer Tobacco
Chicago
Central
Cobalt
Cumberland Ely
Soo
Davis Daly
Douglas Copper
Noo Giroux
Manhattan Tran
McKinley Darragh
Misani Copper
Amer
NEW York Bonds
Japan
Allis-Clint
Sig M Kk
T & T Ev
Tobseeo Ds
Solk Acific
Nyc
Atchison Cen
NI & Hlev
Atlan
Eae Balt & Ohio
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Alton
Seaboard
B&q
CLM & Stp
Do Gen
Don
Union Pacifie
Do Ist
Col Mid
den & Rio
Wabash
Western
Fo & O
Lee
Adams
Col. & Hock. C
I. Com
Copper Range Annual Report
Maine
Detroit
Sey Reese
Sere Eereee
Barney Reilly
Belle of
Charles F. G. Clark
Shipping News
Scharzfels
Bunker Hill
Luvia Porter
St. John
N. BR
Do. Alva
Lunenburg
N. 8
Warrlet
Whitehead
Stoningtom
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