Day of Joyful Carnival for Bulls
Day ofJoyful Carnival for Bulls reports market activity with totals for New York and Boston. It notes biggest gain and loss on various lists, call money rates, and plans for Dominion Copper Company reorganization to avert foreclosure and restart operations. It mentions ore bodies at Minnie Healy mine and diamond drill findings at North Lake. It also cites stock status shifts for Giroux Consolidated North Lake and United Fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroux Consolidated
North Lake
United Fruit
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
H. Melin
Copper Leads Stock Market Rally in Buoyant Day
The May 7 session showed strong bullish sentiment across metals and industrials led by copper gains. Amalgamated Copper rose to 8414, Anaconda to 6012, and Utah Copper to 6258 as investors priced improved crop data and large equipment orders from New York Central and other railroads.
Local Market Mixed as Copper Stocks Lead Gains
Market activity shows 103 548 shares traded on the local board with broad buying across issues. Amalgamated North Butte Utah Copper Lake Copper and North Lake rise, while Steel, General Electric, Union Pacific and Telephone issues stand out on the day. Copper demand remains strong with Mass Consolidated and Nevada Consolidated noted for improved interest, and news of American Smelting and major copper prices influencing sentiment. Davis Daly on the curb rises amid a reported NY bank balance around 414 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Butte
Utah Copper
Lake Copper
North Lake
General Electric
Union Pacific
Boston Consolidated
Calumet & Hecla
Granby
Isle Royale
Lake
Tamarack
Wolverine
Quincy
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated
Amer Agri Chem
Amer Tel & Tel
United Fruit
Atchison
Bos & Albany
Boston
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
NY Central
Wollaston
Tel & Tel
Cumberland T & T
Western T & T
Allouez Teeee
Arcadian
O Uv
Ariz Commer Tee
Atlantic
Bonanza Ten Edu
Butte Coalition
Cal & Ariz
Cal & Hecla
Ewes
Greene
la Salle Ee
Mexico
Michigan
Sleds Vom. Ae
Nevada
Old Dominion
Osceola
Utah Consoleee
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Lg Nl
Wyandot
Amer Pneumatic
Mergenthaler
Seattle Electric
US Steel
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin
East Butte Ae
Giroux
Hancock
Kerr Lake
Newhouse
Sup & Pitts
Swift & Co
New York
Allis Chalmers
Amer
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tel & Tel Sac
Amer Tobacco
Amer Woolen Wee
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Pees Ee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific O. Eae Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Tees
Chicago Great Western
Ay Wh & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
C & St Louis Sae
Vevado Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern Ace
Elaware & Hudson
Enver & Rio Grande O
ST +Stillers’ Securities
Erie
Tee
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough
Inter Harvester
Inter Marine
International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Louisville
Minn, Sp&ssm
Ysis
Misouri Pacific
Kan
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Thepublic Steel
Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
Sloss
Sheffield S & I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific Ee
Toledo
SL & Western
Nion Pacific
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Em Ori Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Steneers
THY Ae
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Bay State Gas
Chicago
Cobalt Central Ve
Couar
Cumberland Ely
Davis
Douglas
Giroux Mining
Manhattan
Miami
Mines Co
Nipissing
Ohio
Rawhide Coalition
Superior & Caret
Yukon
Arizona
Dominion
Eagle & Blue
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McKinley
Majestic
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Raven
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Bond market notes from Boston May 7 report
Curtis & Sanger with Blodget Merritt and Spencer Trask place 1 million dollars of Georgia Railway and Electric Company refinancing bonds due 1949 at 96 with interest. Sierra Madre Land and Lumber first mortgage bonds 6 percent due 1933 show missed semiannual interest. Hudson county awards 1 million dollar park bonds to Commercial Trust Co and 800 thousand to John D Everett Jr. Plymouth and Malden bids invited for multiple municipal issues. Minnesota sells prison certificates at par. Springfield plans 1 million city hall bonds. Cranston calls for 275 thousand 4 percent funding bonds. Chattanooga Electric 1 million first mortgage bonds sold privately. Dividends declared by Border City Mfg Co, Kansas Natural Gas Co, Eastman Kodak Co both common and preferred on various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis & Sanger
Blodget, Merritt & Co
Spencer Trask & Co
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Company
Jersey City
Board of Freeholders of
Hudson County
Commercial Trust Company of
Court House
John D. Everett & Co
New York
Border City Mfg. Co
Kansas Natural Gas Co
Eastman Kodak Co
Boston Curb Market Activity Leads By Firms
Local curb market was active with Cumberland Ely, Davis-Daly and Southwestern Development leading trading. Cumberland Ely rose to 838-8, Davis-Daly to 611-16, Southwestern Development recovered to 40 cents, closing at its top. Full curb list fluctuations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
Southwestern Development
Calendar for Today Books Open and Close Notices
Books open for American Radiator and United Rus Invest. Close today for United Copper. Gorham Mfg. and Geo. So. Flor. repeat listings with second bids. Geographical mentions include Geo. So. Flor. 2d pid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rus
Invest
United Copper
Gorham Mfg
Com
Geo. So. Flor
Ipid
New York Bonds Earnings Statements 1909 and 1908
Summary totals show Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bond earnings for 1909 and 1908 with five months' gross and net figures. The data includes multiple city and railroad securities with gross earnings around several million dollars and net results showing a large negative for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil. & ST. Paul
Earet
Cossencves
Dun's Review Signals Strong Trade Recovery Prospects
Dun's Review notes outside New York bank clearings up 15.9 percent from last year and 24.5 percent from 1906, April railroad earnings up 13.9 percent vs 1908, immigration 212000 higher, imports well above 1908 and near 1907, iron and steel orders and prices rising, copper hardening, new construction rising, and tariff revision awaited to restore normal activity. Dry goods market quiet with firm raw material prices. Woolen and leather sectors show rising activity. hides continue strong and footwear trade improving with Eastern buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
New England
Bradstreet reports brighter trade with optimism ahead
Bradstreet's new York report notes improvement in retail trade, regained farming activity, more optimistic future outlook, cheerful iron and steel prices, stronger copper from speculation, and heavy exports. May 6 business failures total 214, down from 288 last year. Canada sees improved weather aiding dry goods trade, with 29 failures this week vs 21 prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Canada
Montreal
Well Known Persons On Canopic's List
On the flood tide at noon today the steamship Canopie of the White Star line will leave Hoosac docks Charlestown for the Azores Gibraltar and Naples. She will carry out 125 saloon 60 second cabin and 300 steerage passengers. The steamer will arrive at the Azores next Friday. Among the saloon passengers are Mrs. Eugene Tompkins Robert Treat Paine 2d Mrs. Paine and maid and two children Mrs. Charles Blake and maid W O Blake Mrs Lince Prescott the Misses Edith C Frances L and Augusta P Prescott Mr and Mrs George H Adams Miss Caroline M Adams Master Frederick W Adams Mr and Mrs William Lindsay Misses Dorothy and Leslie H Lindsay Mr and Mrs Charles Butcher RobertS Guilford and Mrs Guilford Quincey Kilby former treasurer of the Boston Theatre Mrs Kilby and her daughter Mr and Mrs Nathan Warren and Miss Margaret Warren Mr and Mrs Paul Washburn Miss Dorothy Washburn Master Paul Washburn and Mrs Miles Washburn Rev Jose Crus of Fall River Rev Fathers Campeau and Jean BR V Campeau of Springfield.
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Canopie
White Star Line
Hoosac
Charlestown
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Eugene Tompkins
Boston
Robert Treat Paine
Lince Prescott
Edith C
Frances L
Augusta P. Prescott
George H. Adams
Caroline M. Adams
Frederick W. Adams
William Lindsay
Dorothy
Leslie H. Lindsay
Charles Butcher
Roberts. Guilford
Palace Theatre Opens With Quality Vaudeville Show
Doors swing open as Boston unveils its new Palace Theatre after a full renovation. A ladies' orchestra plays as Three Lady Sisters head a strong opening program with O'Donnell Brothers, Keva Kilduff, Francelli and Lewis, Robert Vanni, Russell and Held, and Sig Fontaine. Souvenirs await all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Palace Theatre
Boston
O'Donnell Brothers
Trish
Keva Kilduff
Francelli
Lewis
Robert Vanni
Grau Opera Company
Russell
Held
Magnetic
Sig. Fontaine
Hingham Carpenter Frank Peters Dies After Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Frank Peters a Hingham carpenter shot himself Thursday evening and died at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peters
Hingham
Massachusetts General Hospital
At Gloucester Wharf Yesterday 240,500 Pounds of Mixed Fish Sold
The Boston and Gloucester fleets brought in a large catch with 240,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish including 126,800 haddock and 77,100 cod. Prices ranged from 1 to 3 1 4 cents per pound with haddock at 2 to 2 12 cents and cod at 3 cents. Several vessels and cargoes are listed, along with ship movements and dockyard repairs affecting the season.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Josie & Phebe
Mary Edith
Sadie M. Nunan
Valentiana
Cee
Cee Almeida
Ida M. Silva
Emerald
Buelah Maud
Diana
Gloucester
Fulton Market
New York
Robert C. Harris
Parkman Hodgdon
Boston
Raymah
Felix Hogan
Wolf Island
National Dock
Norwood
Maitland
N. S
Yarmouth
River Plate
Massachusetts
Boston Merchants’ Line
Cedar Tree Neck
Vineyard Sound
Old Colony
Bunker Hill
H. F. Barrett
Eastlands
D. Lloyd
Mystic Wharf
Christophersen
Aurora
Nuevitas
Cuba
Laura L. Sprague
David W. Simpson
A. Winsor & Son
State Street
Messrs
Warren
Sachem
Liverpool
Leyland Line
Philadelphia
J. Gardiner
London
Hoosae Docks
Charlestown
Lanecastrian
Dominion-Atlantic
Prince Arthur
Shipping News May 8 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Sun rises 4 30 sets 6 51 length of day 14 hours 21 minutes Moon rises 10 21 p m high water 12 57 a m 1 26 p m ships arriving Eastlands Gloucester Christo pheron Kenosha etc list of vessels with origins cargos and last ports including Huelva Nuevitas Baltimore Portland Bangor and Gloucester with barges and tugs named in the brief shipping column
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Eastlands
Lloyd
Huelva
Spain
Portland
City of Rockland
Sawyer
Bangor
Ransom B
Fuller
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Ontario
Hersey
Guttenburg
N. J
Ellenville
Thomas L. Parker
Smyrna
Blanche
Perkins
Haverhill
Stage Notes Highlight Boston Theatre Week Moves
Boston theater listings show David Warfield closing his Majestic engagement with a farewell next Saturday as Belasco prepares a new season opening. Marie Cahill ends at the Boyd and Betty today, May Robson appears next at the Fremont, and Sothern performs Richelieu in midweek.
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Majestic Theatre
David Warfield
Boston
Warfield
Mr. Belasco
Rbelasco
Stuyvesant Theatre
Grace van Studdiford
Hollis
Marie Cahill
Boyd
Betty
May Robson
Aunt Mary
Wremont Theatre
Serseant
E. H. Sothern
Richelieu
Colonial
Castle Square
Chauncey Olcott
Ragged Robin
Boston Theatre
Montana
Grand Opera House
Keith's Theatre
Bert Williams
Williams and Walker
Clara Belle Jeroma
Valerie Bergera
Ralph Smalley
Boston Symphony Players
Charlotte Hunt
Rachel Goldstein
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Telepost expands Missouri line linking St Louis Sedalia
The Telepost Company opened its St Louis to Sedalia section in Missouri and plans to connect all large Middle West towns soon. Rapid progress is also noted toward linking the East and West as expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telepost Company
St. Louis-Kansas City
Missouri
St. Louis
Sedalia
Middle West
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