Daily stock summary of New York and Boston markets
Total sales in New York 163100 shares and Boston 24718 shares. Most active in New York Steel common 29200 shares and Boston Inspiration Copper 8505 shares. Jan 1 1911 to date New York 34779900 shares and Boston 2066035 shares. last year New York 75199800, Boston 6028446. Notable gains and losses include Canada Southern up to 68 in New York and Vulcan Detining pref down to 51. In Boston, Brooklyn R T rises to 79 percent while Osceola Consolidated falls to 96. Call money New York 2 4 percent, Boston 214 percent. Time money New York 2 4 to 334 Pct, Boston 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Inspiration Copper
Canada Southern
Vulcan Detiining Pref
Brooklyn R. T
Osceola Consolidated
Time Money
Tt & T
Gulf of Issaees
KC Rs & Moss
Priva’ Nbr
S Steel
West T & I
OS & IS
Bos & Albany
Bos Elevated
Thy
Bos & Maine
Bos
Penn
Rutland
Union Pacific
West
Arizom
Arizom Oe
Atlantic Sae Ee
Shannon
Superior
Wollaston Ee
Cumberland
New Eng
Eastern Lowes
Seattle
United Fruit
GO Pvcle Kh
Algomah Enw
Ene Hs
Amalgamated
Bsext
Am Ag
Gulf See Eee
Batopilas
Butte Ballak
East Butte
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
Mason Valley
Serae
Miami Cop
New Arcadian
Ray Consol
Sup & Bos
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
Tuolumner
Eee
Copper Stocks Rally Amid Market Dullness
The market showed little overall movement yesterday as copper wares, led by Old Dominion and Arizona Commercial, posted gains. Mayflower and Inspiration also advanced with notable activity, amid rumors of a new mill and continued interest in copper pricing around 11.9 to 12.0 cents per pound New York.
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Yesterty
Old Dominion
Arizona
Feneral Dulness
New York
Lake
Boston & Maine
Stock and bond market prices slide in Boston session
The Boston Market report dated May 12 outlines the day’s course for stock and bond prices, totals of sales, and a comparison with the previous close, highlighting overall market movement and key directional shifts.
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Boston
Salt Lake Exports Compare Weekly and Yearly Totals
Exports show 2,938,588 bushels this week versus last year, with 45 weeks ending May 11 totaling 104,855,786 bushels against 127,019,048 last year. Corn exports for the week reach 569,738 bushels, up from 312,566 last year, and for the four weeks ending May 11 total 44,680,977 bushels versus 25,812,020 last year.
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Ainst
Elsas
Erie Stocks Power In Market Rumors And Gains
Yesterday's market showed low activity with total sales under 170000 shares and most issues posting fractional declines. Erie stock led activity with strength and widespread gossip about potential takeovers, while nine months earnings for Erie were up over the prior year and defenses for a brighter year ahead were voiced by investors.
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Reading, Steel
Union Pacific
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Crity
Market Barometer Update May 12 The Copper Average
Friday market note shows an average price of 40.79 for copper with an 80 point daily loss under the market barometer. The report records 20 active copper issues for the session and notes a peal decline in overall activity.
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Cess Dan
IMI
Wil Tee Cere
Lote
Tan
Peste Ieas
Igids Ss Ees Aly
Frowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket
Crow Point
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Man
Yukon Gold Company Dredges Start Early May Season
Yukon Gold Company's dredges are now in operation after starting on May 1 and 2. The early start aims to maximize a shortened mining season, with work possible only until cold weather halts dredging. The Arizona Commercial reports an 8 percent ore vein at 9 1/2 feet depth from level seven. The Ohio Copper Company stockholders’ annual meeting is set for June 7 in Portland, Me, with books closing May 22 and reopening June 1.
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Yukon Gold Company
Arizona
The
Ohio Copper Company
Portland
Boston curb market steadies with Rhode Island Coal rally
Rhode Island Coal again led the Boston curb market with strong early trading and most of its advance held. Amalgamated Nevada, Porcupine Central, Porcupine Gold and Ely Consolidated were also notable. Fluctuations of the curb list are detailed here.
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Rhode Island Coal
Nevada
Porcupine Central
Porcupine Gold
Ely Consolidated
Bond Market Notes Somerville Issues and Bids
Somerville Massachusetts awards 188000 in 4 percent coupon bonds including 20000 sewer bonds dated April 1 18h payable 1000 annually 1912 31 and 168000 city loan bonds dated April 1 1911 paying 14000 annually 1912 19 1920 21 and 3000 annually 1929 31 to Blake Bros and Co at 102 472 Middlesex County will accept bids until 10 am May 23 for a temporary 100000 loan maturing November 3 1911.
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Somerville
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Middlesex County
Adams Express CO
Allis
Halmers DS
Smelt & R Gs
Dq Coll Trust
Rue Eens
AT & S
Eee Eee
Do L & N
Ealt & Ohio
Bklyn R T
Cal Gas & el
Ga Ist
Chi & Gr Wee
Chi & N W
Chi Ind & Jauisville
Chiri& P
de & Hudson
Detroit Uni R
Erie
Kings Co
Lack
Lake Shore
Laclede
Fund Tee
Louisiana & Ark
Louis & Nash
Pees Rt
St Ry
NY Geluh&pist
NY & NH
Alor Os Teen Ee “Ee 3 Obl River Gen Mtg Ss
Ore
Tel & Te
Public Service Corp ‘Bs
Ene & A
New York Bonds Milk Street Boston Maia
Bond listing terse entry noting mentions of New York bonds with reference to Milk Street in Boston and the Maia entity.
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Milk Street
Boston
Maia
Bradstreet's Review: Mixed Trade Signals in May
The May Bradstreet's review notes better retail activity in midsummer boosted by weather and crops, with cheerier tone in jobbing and wholesale, yet ample stocks. Iron and steel slow. railroads weak. Cotton goods firmer due to weather, raw material, and large print cloth orders. Wool dull but steady. Western buying limited amid tariff uncertainty. Wheat and crops improving. cotton prices high for old crop. Bank lending steady. exports rising. Canada shows improved distributive trade but quiet country trade. wheat acreage in Western Canada at record levels. Business failures in Canada total 24 for the week.
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New York
Bradstreet
Canada
Dun's Review sees mixed retail upturn and broad curtailment
Warmer weather spurs some retail activity in large centers while overall business remains unsatisfactory. Demand below capacity. iron and steel see furnaces blown, orders reduced. Cotton goods show large orders, dry goods aided by distribution. textile sector overall constrained. Bank clearings dip in 190% area and 1.1% in New York. April railroad earnings drop 23%. Wheat prospects improve with government May statement. money market favorable. trust company entrance strengthens clearinghouse. Export trade solid amid domestic recession. footwear trading uneven but improving. leather demand up in East with large contracts. Native hides rise with 100,000 to 150,000 estimated. cows in demand. country hides stronger. foreign stock dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend American Tobacco Common
The calendar notes today as the ex-dividend date for American Tobacco Company common stock while Parrot Mining schedules book closes. Investors should adjust holdings accordingly and verify any related corporate actions.
Aggregate catch totals and cargoes from Wat ohn harbor vessels
An aggregate catch of 17100 pounds of fish was brought to T wharf by seven vessels. Haddock cod hake pollock cusk lemonsole halibut and other fish were recorded with specific weights and prices. Vessels carried passengers and substantial cargoes including corn wheat sugar and cattle. Tugs Undine and Augustus reported the loss of the lighter Rehandiler No 6 near Magnolia with seven crew saved.
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T Wharf
Mildred Nunan
Joseph P. Johnson
B. B
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Undine
Augustus
Bay State Dredging Company
Magnolia
Gloucester
John Carey
Surface recovery of sunken Davis Palmer sinking in Broad Sound
Work began yesterday on the sunken five masted schooner Davis Palmer which foundered in Broad Sound with the loss of all hands on December 25 1909 dynamite will probably be used the explosion may bring bodies to the surface. The items mention the lighter valued at about 1500 dollars and the cargo ship Alice Lord with 450000 feet of cypress lumber and a voyage from Jacksonville April 7 with a 48 hour gale and 240 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras.
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Davis Palmer
Broad Sound
Alice Lord
Jacksonville
Kelley
Cape Hatteras
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Reported Arrivals and Departures
Shipping news lists arrivals including steamers Kershaw Johnson and City of Bangor, tugs and barges for Portland, Belfast, Gloucester, and Lynn, plus outward bound ships and schooners from Boston ports. Cleared and sailed entries show vessels heading to Liverpool Savannah Charleston and Buenos Aires among others with multiple towing barges.
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Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Doersian
Thaener
Philadelphia
KL Dimock
Ilanes
New York
Belfast
Curtis
Dangoe
Ransom
Fuller
Linscott
Portland
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Carlisle
Calhoun
Scratton
Brophy
Hoboken
N. Be
Lynn
Cumberland
Svendsen
Portsmouth
Salem
Hersey
Baker
Nashua
Covington
Law
Jamo
Cunningham
Cassie
Newport News
Beverly
Perk Amboy
Sunlight
Crowley
Macoris
Lewis
Cook
Tusket
Florence
Melanson
Melinson
Mereghan
N. S
Bokemian
Liverpool
Manchester
Nacoochee
Savannah
Katahdin
Charleston
Jacksonville
Persian
Buenos Ayres
Parisian
Glasgow
Cambrian
London
Maartensdyk
Rotterdam
Frances
St. Ann’s
C. R
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Boston
Nantucket
Governor Cobb
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Transportation
Felix
Carbray
Cornwall
Harwood Palmer
Cto
Henretta Whitey
West Sullivan
New Bedford
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Reichsmarks
Sakein
Cence Seaesse
Goldfield
la Rose
Seebe
McKinley Dar
Hay
Majestic
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Utah
Douglas
Ohio
Oneco Ee
Pitt
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Tao Ot Ag Az Es
Rhea
Sui Am Smet & R
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Sas
Zoo East
M & Spn
Erie Fe
Evans & T H
Fed
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Léhigh Valley
Miami
P&s
Nash CG & & L
Nor Pac
Phila Co
Sl&s
South Ry
Texas Comalt
Ry & Light
We & Ty
U S
Tay
Utah Copper
Vale
Wells Fargo
Maryland
West Union
Westinghouse Nee
Ww & L BE
Iwee
Union Pac
SIP Fund
Ts Rubbers
U S Steel
Gal Foreig
Salt Lake
Charles A
King William
Mountain Lake
Iodo
Nevada Hills
Prince Consolidated
Seven Troughs Coalition
Silver King Coalition
Uncle Sam Joux
Victoria
Western Nevada
Yankee Consolidated
William E. Soule
M’kinleydarragh
McKinley-Darragh-Savace ‘Atining Company
State Street
Oxford Linen AB
Seereee
Bay State
Bohemia
New News
Cortez
Bond Market Notes
Columbia
Chicago Subway
Ariz Oeres
Standard Oil
Ee ‘Ie
Sup & Pitts
Yukon
Aris Oy Ot
Chicago
Lord Tuly Ie
Field & Fay
Hollinger Tee
Preston East Dome
Tate Ewe
Pearl Lake
Tisdale
United Porcupine
West Dome
Porcupine Central Ore
Esas
Foley-O’ Brien
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler
Bradstreet’s
B.f.keith
Andrew Mack
Jack Wilson
Rivoli
Claude
Fannie Usher
Perry and White
Rawson
June
Vessochie Bros
Prince Pilsen
Lindsay Morison Stock CO
Wilson Melrose
Eleanor Gordon
Mats
Today
Wed
Charles Frohman
OPERA
Boston Opera House
English Grand Opera CO
Judy O'Hara
Globe ‘In
Tomy
Lucille Layvern
Globe
Africa
India
Robinson
Howard
Bowdoin SQ
Bel Canto
Real College Boys College
A. Uous
Dolly
Washington ST
Roylston Oak
Paris
Parrot Mining
Alan the Wat Ohn
Haddock
Cod Hake
Pollock
Domingoes
A E Johnson
Numan
Mildred Y Flavillattewes
Flora J, Nickerson
Tremont
Richarr DD
A& Fe
Jeg
Edna Wallace Hopper
Daly's Theatre
Montgomer
Ev’gs
Castle SQ
John Craig
Winter St
Loew’s
Orpheum
New England
Concord
Lexington
Fort Hill
Heath
Edward W. Dixon
King Philip
Commercial
Shipping News
Almansac
Sim
Pirates
National League
Wright & Ditson
Burke
Adams House
Spalding
Cashin
Young
Parker
Boston” Rica
Fish Jubilee Singers
Carlisle Indian Quartet
K. A. Skinner ,O
Clarendon St
Cafe Bova
Ubs
Arch ST. Jors
Ony
Gustav Strube
Vaudeville Moving Pictures
Casper
John A. Berry
George L. Wehrle
Casper, Berry & Co
Leverett Street
Ashland Street
Ezra Hi. Baker
Licensing Board
City OF
John G., Berry
Ezrah, Baker
John A
Katherine FE. Carroll
John A. Carroll & Co
Washington Street
Friend Street
Ezra H. Baker
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