Traders Take Profits In Both Markets
After several days of rising prices profit taking appeared in both markets. New York and Boston volumes showed notable activity with copper shares leading gains while coal and steel issues swung. The market touched mixed levels as traders weighed prospects for Union Pacific Southern Pacific and copper demand against renewed selling pressure.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Lake Copper
Brooklyn Union Gas
Lake Erie & Western Bic
Wolverine Mining
New Haven
Boston Market Boston May 11 Market Prices Summary
The Boston Market reports stock and bond movements for May 11 including price changes, total sales, and comparisons to the prior close. Bonds section noted but specific issues not provided in readable text.
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Boston
Curb Market Gains as Coal Vein Widens at Depth
Boston curb market notes a decisive advance in issues including Massachusetts Coal & Power and related stocks. A company director attributes a price rise to the vein widening from four feet at the surface to seven feet at 125 feet, with drill data suggesting a seven foot vein may extend to deeper levels. Experts recently visiting the property say a seven foot vein to 500 feet could yield extensive reserves, while Bohemia Oneco South Lake and Aah meek show reactionary movement. full list of fluctuations provided.
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Utah
Coppers
United Fruit
Lake Copper
Amalgamated
North Lake
Indiana
Pullman
EE Snovon
Bas Uhe
Pra Sale
Rome
Boston
Sub-Treasury
New York
York Sub-Treasury
MNP
Massachusetts Coal & Power
Eagle & Blue Bell
Cactus
Davis Daly
Humboldt
Corbin Copper
Massachusetts
Bohemia
Oneco
South Lake
Aahmeek
Railroad Commission approves Boston and Albany bond issue
The Railroad Commission approves Boston and Albany petition to issue 2 million dollars in 4 percent 25 year coupon bonds dated May 1 1910 for additions and improvements. North Attleboro Mass will take bids until noon May 17 for 80000 dollars of 4 percent sewer notes dated Nov 1 1909 payable Nov 1 1924 1983. Seattle Wash will take bids until May 14 for 955000 dollars of 5 percent serial bonds for refunding water works. Oakland Cal offers 1760000 dollars of 4 1/2 percent serial bonds to mature 1911 to 1950. bids due May 23.
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Allis Chalmers
Agricul Chem
Ateh T&se
Do I. & N Col
B& GP
LE & W
BS Saas
Ae . Ory
Bethlehem Steel
Georgia
Central Leather
Cent
Pac
Ches & Ohio Ist
M & St P
Mhic & West Ind
Ri& Pae
Sneer
Col & South
Bel & Hud Cony
den & R G Ist
Aw Distillers
Tom Erie
Eris & West
Lake Shore
NY Central
NY Gelu&p
Ny&n UI
Nor & West
Nor Pacific
Oregon
Boston
Railroad Commission
The
Boston & Albany
North Attleboro
Mass
Seattle
Wash
Oakland
Cal
Boston Harbor Fleet Brings Haddock and Hake Totals
A fleet of 11 trawlers landed 174,900 pounds of mixed fish at T Wharf, including haddock 24,200 and hake 70,000 pounds. The Catherine & Ellen carried 10,000 haddock, Frances P Mesquita 5,000 each with Leo, and Emerald 3,500. mackerel arrivals from New York flooded Boston markets with over 400 barrels sold at good prices.
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Union Pac
Allouez See
Arizona
Franklin Ee
Nevada
Nipissing
North Butte
Ff Shannon
Boston
New England
Georgia
Mergenthaler
Pullman Co
Torrington
Indiana
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Kerr Lake
Miami
Utah
Apex Eee
T Wharf
Catherine & Ellen
Leo
Frances P. Mesquita
Emerald
New York
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John Pettypaw
Nokomis
Gloucester
Had’k. Cod. Hake
Pol
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Ses
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Aes
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Hero
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Cuba
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Albert Cook
Child
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Navigazione Generale Italian
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Davis Palmer
Harding
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Lyra
Lake mining district activity fuels Lake district optimism
Eugene Cronin of Hornblower & Weeks reports strong development in the Lake mining district with nearly all properties pushing ahead. He notes modern facilities and prospective profits from 128 cent copper, naming Hancock near production and Winona close to producing stage with valuable potential. Adventure sinks shaft on drilled lode.
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Eugene Cronin
Hornblower & Weeks
Lake Mining
Lake Mines
Hancock
Lake District
Winona
Dividends Payable Calendar For Today
Today the calendar lists dividends payable for U. S. Finishing at 50 percent stock on common. Books open at First National Copper and Hocking Valley.
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U. 8
First National Copper
Hocking Valley
Dancitis cited in Cleveland divorce petition
Allen H. Pope seeks a legal separation from Eunice Pope claiming she became a dance fiend around December 1, 1909. He alleges she kept irregular hours away from home leaving their two year old baby with her mother.
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Cleveland
Dancitis
Allen H. Pope
Eunice Pope
Pope
Benjamin Cutter of Conservatory Dead
Benjamin Cutter, 52, music educator and author linked with the New England Conservatory of Music for nearly three decades, died of heart failure at his Brown Street home in Jamaica Plain. He taught violin and harmony, was a Boston Symphony member, married Isabel Mason, and left a widow and daughter Olive. his published works include a mass in D and harmony exercises.
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Benjamin Cutter
New England Conservatory of Music
Brown Street
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Cutter
Conservatory
Isabel Mason
Roxbury
Olive
Cutter
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Henschel
Gericke
Kreutzer
Woburn
Bath Trustees Fail To Move On O'Brien Removal
At the Bath annual board meeting Mayor Fitzgerald held a majority favoring him but took no action to remove Superintendent Joseph O'Brien, despite seeking his scalp.
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BATH
Fitzgerald
Board of Bath Trustees
Bath Department
Joseph O'Brien
Vermont Beats Colby in a Pitchers' Battle
Vermont defeated Colby 1 to 0 in Burlington as Flaherty of Vermont and Washburn of Colby pitched a pitchers’ duel. The game featured solid defense with only four errors, three by Colby, and a single run scored by Flaherty.
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Vermont
Colby
Burlington
Flaherty
University of Vermont
Washburn
Maine College
Norwood High Wins After Hyde Park Protest
Norwood High was awarded the game after Hyde Park refused to accept an umpire’s double play decision with the score tied. In the eighth, Hyde Park bunted with bases loaded and Mont, the Norwood pitcher, snagged the ball on the fly and started a double play. Hyde Park quit rather than concede.
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Norwood
Rhe Norwood
Hyde Park
Halstead and
Purton
Wetherbee and
Mulhan
Harvard Second Team Beats Milton Academy in One Sided Game
The Harvard second team defeated Milton Academy at Milton today in a one sided game. Harvard hit well throughout with Felton Handy and others contributing. Devereux and Foster stood out for Harvard while Wigglesworth and Hastings debuted. Harvard 20 Milton Academy 0. Batteries Ohler Howe for Harvard Handy Felton Watson for Milton Academy.
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Harvard
Milton Academy
Milton
Felton
E. Handy
Hann
de Windt
Devereux
Foster
Will
Ohler and Howe
Handy and Felton and Watson
Three Days Tourney At Country Club Linis
A three day open golf tournament at Country Club Linis draws a record field with 115 outside entrants and an expected 80 or more Club members in the qualifying round. The event, a lead up to September’s United States amateur championship, brings big names like A G Lockwood J G Thorpe J B Hylan H H Wilder and W Whitemore among the entrants plus nearly every top Massachusetts golfer.
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A. G. Lockwood
J. G. Thorpe
J. B. Hylan
H. H. Wilder
W. Whittemore
Massachusetts
Al Delmont and Bobby Tickle Set Encounter at New Bedtons Mey
Al Delmont is scheduled to meet Bobby Tickle at New Bedtons Mey in a planned appearance. The fragment confirms the pairing and location but lacks further details on date or event scope.
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al Delmont
Bobby Tickle
New Bedtons
Mey
Thea
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights May 12 Arrivals and Clearances
Maritime brief lists arriving steamers and schooners including Howard Chase Baltimore Crowley Newport News Berkshire Hawes H. M. Whitney Crowell New York City of Bangor Brown Bangor Ransom B. Fuller Strout Portland Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Mass. and more. Cleared vessels include Georgian Br Liverpool Limon Port Limon Star of the Sea and Monmouth. Sailed items name multiple steamers and barges, with towings to Portsmouth Salem Portland and New York amid May activity.
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Newport News
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Philadelphia
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Crowell
New York
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Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
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Ctc
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Lancaster
Kennebec
Sadie Ross
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Quennapowitt
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Baker
Lynn
Hackensack
Barkentine Kremlin
McNeill
Fernandina
Gladys S
Street
Port Au Basque
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Liverpool
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C. R
Star of the Sea
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P. R
Bradford
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Jam
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Portreath
N. J
Hopatcong
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Avondale
I. C. Hersey
Bessie
Plymouth
C.R. R. Nos
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Salem
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Tipton
Braddock
Norfolk
Coatsdale
Elizabethport
Newport
Berkley
William Keene
Cutler
Eagle
Eben Parsons
Ipswich
John S. Beacham
Methebesec
Rockland
Everett High Beats Harvard Freshmen 6 to 5 at Soldiers Field
Everett High School edged Harvard Freshmen 6 to 5 on Soldier's Field after a tight nine innings. Both teams traded early runs, Everett broke the game with a five run rally in the seventh and eighth, Harvard tallied three in the final innings but fell short. Lowrey opened the ninth with a homer for Harvard before Brown was left on base.
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Everett High
Harvard Freshies
Harvard
Everett High School
Soldiers Field
Everett
Lowrey
Brown
Blair
McKean
R.H.E. Everett H.S
Sawyer
Buckley
Hardy
Leggatt of Lowell High Blanks Concord School
Lowell High School defeated Concord School 2 to 0 in Concord. Legatt pitched for Lowell in a feature performance with Edward behind the plate, while Matthews and Knowles worked for Concord. The game featured strong defense and timely hitting, ending with Lowell securing the shutout and the victory.
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Leggatt
Lowell High
Concord
Lowell High School
Concord School
Legatt
RHE Lowell High
Edward
Lowell
Matthews
Knowles
Twenty Boston children to start bank accounts next week
Twenty school children in Greater Boston will begin bank accounts next week. Each child pictured in next Sunday's Post will receive a $5 gold piece as a token prize.
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Greater Boston
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