Financial listings of stocks and bonds from various utilities and companies
A dense catalog of stock and bond listings including water works, electric, railway, and manufacturing firms. Entries cover companies such as Albany & Hudson, Arizona Territory, Astoria Water, Boston Woven Hose, Chicago Railway, Denver Union, Elmira Water Light, Houston Wks, Maine Water, New Hampshire Elec, Omaha Water, Pacific Coast utilities, and many others with 4s, 5s, 6s and preferred stocks, receipts, and stock. Many entries specify city, state, or region and indicate stock class or receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Water Co
Albany & Hudson KR
Alfred Light & Power Co
Appleton Water Co
Apsley Rubber Co
Arizona Territory
Arkansas Water Co
Astoria
Ore
Atlantic Shore Line
Austin
Texas
Bay City Gas Co
Belding Bros. Co
Bodwell Water Power S
Broise-Payette River el. Power Co
Boston Bide. Co
Denver
Boston
Burlington Railway & Light Co
Batte Water Co
Chicago Railway Co
City Gas Co
Norfolk, Va
Clyde SS. Co
Coastwise Transportation Co
Col. Springs & Crip
Creek Ry
Continental Mills
Connell Bluffs City
W. Wks. Co
Cuyahoga
Elmira Water, Light & Hy. Co
Evansville
Elec
Ry. Co
Fairmount Coalt & Coke Co
Galveston
Glens Falls
Gag & Elec
Greater
N. Y
Maine Water Co
Mass. Lighting Co
Maverick Mills
Mich
L. Superior P’r Co
Yronndnock Mills
New England Brick Yards Co
New Hampshire
Hys. Co
Nipe Bay Co
Omaha Water Co
Ourny County
Colo
Peoples G. & EL. Co
Oswego
N.Y
Peoria
Hl) Water Co
Raton
N. M
Water Co
Riverdale Cotton Mills
Rochester Water Co
Salmon Falls
Sedalia & Traction Co
Sierra & S. Fran. P'r Co
Springfield Brew. Co
Superior Water
Lt. & Pir Co
Topeka Water Co
Twin State Gas & Elec. Co
Union Twist Drill Co
United Gas & Elec. Co
U. S&s
Bebbin & Shuttle Cos
U. S. Envelope Co
Utah
Prices Continue Upward Trend in City Markets
Total sales New York 932400 shares and Boston 78662. Most active issue in New York steel common 219800 shares. in Boston steel common 9227 shares. Jan 1 1911 to date New York 36932400 shares. Boston 2218403 shares. Compare last year New York 76989500. Boston 6140102. Notable gains Atlantic Coast Line 4 to 130 in New York. Calumet & Hecla 10 to 470 in Boston. Losses Associated Oil 214 to 5114 in New York. Boston & Maine 1 to 10414 in Boston. Call money New York 24 percent, Boston 21 4 percent. Time money New York 2 percent to 3 34 percent. Boston 3 th to 40/7. Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fms
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Allis Chalmers
GS Sisisia Es
Nf Armour
Arch T& SE
Petes Suleeee
Atlanta
Knox & Cin
Atlantic Coast
Ll & N Col
Balt & O
Do Pitts
EB &W Va
Bethlehem Steel BS
Bkiyn
Calif Gas & Elec
Canada
Entral Leather
Entral Pac
Hes & Ohio
Entral Vermont
East
West
Chi M & St P
Chi & N W
CRI& P
Colo Ind
Vice Ecrees
Col & So
Colo & Bo
del & Hud
den & Rio
Distillers
Dupont
Erie
Florida East Coast
Caro & Nor
Interbor
Tom Tos
Inter Met
Int & Gt
King’s Co
Shore
Louis & Nash
Mo Kan & Tex
Morris & Fissex
NY Air Brake
GE Lh&p
Nh&h
NY Ont & West
N.Y. Telethos
Nor & West Convens
San An & Ar
St I
Rocky Mt & P
Spe O & G
Union Pac
Eallty & Imp
West Union
Market rises on buoyant trading after Supreme Court ruling
Traders extended Tuesday's bullish move with broad gains across stocks. American Tobacco climbed to 500, up 26 points from opening, near its record highs as insiders weighed a potential House investigation into Steel Corporation while profits trimmed were absorbed and the market held firm toward the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Steel Corporation
Iouse
Local Market Leads New York Stimulation as Traders Rally
The Local Market edges the New York market with strong issues and rising activity. Traders who sold short earlier shifted to the bullish side as copper stocks and industrials surged. Yesterday’s session featured broad breadth with 78,662 shares traded, the largest daily volume of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Copper market strengthens as large units eyed by producers
Interest groups report the Standard O1] decision clearing the path for large copper producers to act. New York & Western buying has been strong over the past two days, with New England participation higher than since late 1906. Copper share prices rose about 1.38 points to 42.81, near the year’s high. Trading remained brisk and the market tone was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Western
Boston Market Stocks and Bonds Report May 17
The Boston Market notes the course of stock and bond prices with total sales and comparisons to the previous close. Bond activity is summarized, listing yield changes and notable issues across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston curb market active with wide price swings
Yesterday's Boston curb session showed broad activity and wide price changes, with Amalgamated Nevada, Bay State Gas, Bohemia, Boston Ely, Oneco, United Verde Extension, South Lake, Rhode Island Coal and Nevada Utah among leaders. Rhode Island Coal hit a new low of 17 8, while Porcupine Northern traded actively from 74 to 68 cents, with 5960 shares changing hands. New York sales reached 40,000 shares and the stock listed on the Standard Stock Exchange of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Boston Ely
Oneco
United Verde Extension
South Lake
Rhode Island Coal
Nevada Utah
Lake
Porcupine Northern
New York
Standard Stock Exchange of ‘Toronto
Arizona
Do Buyer
Bohemia Eeewete
Boston Elysescees
Butte Central
Calaveras Ee
See
Ornate
Davis Daly
Goldfield
McKinley
Mason Valley
Douglas
Utah
Lake Ee
United Verde
Copper vein opens at 2200-foot level in North Butte mine
Notes report a vein 10 feet wide with 7 to 8 percent copper opened at 2200 feet after two months on the 1800-foot level. Stock movements show Calumet & Arizona outstanding at 480,165 shares, with exchanges involving Superior & Pittsburg. Reports mention Standard Oil reorganizational plans despite denials. Paine and Gross depart for East Butte, while Indiana drill hole 14 strikes a six-foot copper vein. Atlantic Mining shares exchange activity remains strong, and Boston City Council actions boost Autonomous Lighting stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Standard Oil stock moves amid dissolution ruling
The article tracks Standard Oil of New Jersey stock from 1909 to the dissolution ruling. It notes prices of 692, 685, 712, and 644 in 1909, 670 and 585 in 1910, and 681 and 617 in 1911, with the last sale at 679. Details cover company history, capital, and vast dividends totaling 733,563,812 since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court of 4&J
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
New York
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Trust
American Petroleum
Gloucester awards temporary loan and can get more bonds
GloucesterMass awards a temporary loan of 50000 dollars to City National Bank of Gloucester with 08 percent discount for the November maturity and 329 percent for the April 1912 maturity. Treasury secretary McVeagh invites popular subscriptions to a Panama Canal reimbursement issue bearing 3 percent interest, dated June 1 1911 payable in 50 years. Bids by June 17. Atlanta offers 1290000 dollars of four and a half percent water school and sewer bonds of various maturities until noon June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
City National Bank of
Secretary of the Treasury
McVeagh
Treasury Fund
Panama Canal
Atlanta
Dividends Declared by Major Companies This Quarter
Dividend announcements include American Piano Co 13 4 percent preferred July 1 to June 24 record, Detroit Edison 13 4 percent July 15 to July 1 record, Eastern Michigan Edison 1 percent July 1 to July 1 record, Pensacola Electric 3 semi annual 3, Associated Merchants 13 4 percent and 1 2 percent common May 31, United Dry Goods 13 4 percent preferred June 1, Crucible Steel 13 4 percent preferred June 20 record, Quaker Oats 21 2 percent common July 15 record July 1 and 11 2 percent preferred August 31 record August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Piano Co
Detroit Edison Co
Eastern Michigan Edison Co
A. Pensacola Electric Co
Associated Merchants Co
United Dry Goods Co
Crucible Steel Co
Quaker Oats Co
Yale crew reshuffles for Lake Carnegie race with Cornell Princeton
Yale oarsmen closed training ahead of the Lake Carnegie clash Saturday with Cornell and Princeton. Captain Frost ordered a third shift since Springfield defeat. Bill Howe from last year’s freshman eight placed at stroke. Van Sinderen moved to No 6. Scully moved to No 5. The lineup named Howe stroke Van Blaircom No 7 Van Sinderen No 6 Scully No 5 Philbin No 8 Romeyn No 2 Field bow Captain Frost coxswain Barnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
van Sinderen
Scully
Frost
Howe
van Blaircom
VanSinderen
Philbin
Romeyn
Field
Bow
Captain Frost
Barnum
Lynn Classical defeats Chelsea High 14 to 5 at home
Lynn Classical High easily beat Chelsea High 14 to 5 on the former team’s home grounds yesterday afternoon. The scoring sequence shows Lynn Classical leading 14 to 5, with Deer and Ring noted as batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Classical
Chelsea
Lynn Classical High
Chelsea High
R.h.le
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. Spiller & CO
QT State
Yale
William E. Soule
State Street
Broad Street
Porcupine
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Boston Curb Exchange
Broadst
Barre i, Co
Washington Ave
Mass J
Harry KE. Jacobs & Tak
T. Tel
I Coal Compas
Shay & Co
State St
Ceee
Eoreewe Pees
France
Eeeeerererere
Reichsmarks Eeererveerre
Eerie Ania
Sss
Dee
Eeewes
IT & T
Atchison
Ee Eee
Do Presonteenes Oo
Bos & Albany
Bos Elevated
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Me Ge Ee
Cote Ewe
Chie
Fitchburg
NY & N Resta
No Pacific
Butland
Penn
Union Pac Oe
West End
Adventure
Allouez
Atlantic
Eereree Hey
Bonanza
Butte Coal
Dehou
Cal & Ariz
Cal & Hecla
Granby
Eer Wee
Greene Cananea
la Salle
Old Dominion
Quincy Seewerre
Santa Fe
Shannon
St Mary’s
Tamarack
Winona
Bos & W Elpfs
Pullman Co
Seattle
Torrington
United Hruit
United Shoe M
Steels Neee Ee Boy
Algomah Sweele
Opie Ae
Amalgamated
Aa Eee
Ag Chem
Gulf
Batopilas Mines
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
Ray Conso
South Utah
Super & Pitts
Sup & Bos Nly
Swift & Co Ee
Tuolumne
Ewes
Apex Ene
Reet
Hotchkin & Co
Ile
Arlington Mills
Babcock & Wii
Borden's
Douglas Shoe
Draper Mfg
Firet
Nat Bank Nwbt
Farr Alpaca Fitch & Leominster St Ry
Hartford Carpet
Hey Bros & W
Tanston
Niles
Syracuse
Otis Helevator
Pere Marquette
Tay
Pory
Pope Mfg Co
Ats Ag al Shoe
Rstafford Mills
Rwood
Claar
Sked. Ve . Vag
Smelt & R
Amy & SI
Seth Steel
Brunswick
Ohio
Cm&s P
PO Distilers
Ss Peis Elm
Moby Ae
Iowa Central
Louis Nash
Mackayee Thes
Mer Marine
SOO Miami Copper
SOO MS P&ss&s M
Nash
St L
Nat. Biscuit
Nat EF & S
Nat
Atte
Nor & West
Nor Am Eee
Nor Pac Ape
Anny Hee Pacific Goo Pa
If Sa
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler Bros. &Gr
Milk Street
Boston, Massa
State Street Trust Company
Calumet & Arizona
Superior & Pittsburg
William A. Paine
Robert H. Gross
East Butte
Atlantic Mining
American Trust Company
Copper Range Consolidated
GIA
Ee Tamer
Mar
Fen
Zin
Jane
Tee
Bes
Setae
Ray Consol
Rock Island
Boston Post
Sears Roebuck
Financial Dept
Texas Pacific
Cme
Twin City
Union
Tn Eeuanam Ca Cta Tool
Poe
Wells-Fargo
Westinghouse
Iit
Bond Market Notes
Utica & Susquehanna Ry
Waltham Watch Com
Wamsttta Mills
Whitman & Barnes Mfg
Worthington Pump
Amer
Birm & At
Canton
New Phila
Indiana, Col & Eastern
Rochester
Rg & Ti
Swift & Co
U S Env
Butte
Es Lo
British Columbia
Manhattan
McWinney
Mines Co of
Am, OY
Hou Nipissing M Co
Yukon Gold Mine
Porcupine North
Porcupine Central
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Beck Tunnel
Carisa Sete
Colorado
Columbus Consolidated
Ewe Wees
Crown Potat
Grand Central
King William of
Mountain Lake
Prince Consolidated
Seven Troughs Coalition
Silver King Coalition
Fee Reneeee
Sioux Consolidated Ss Tear
Uncle Sam
Victoria
Esare
Western
Yankee Consolidated
Chicago
Park
Seeree
Tree Ae
Ae May Eeneer
Eveveee T
Field & Fay
Hollinger Sea
United Porcupine Eee
West Dome
Ewe
Francis Henshaw
Adv
Edison Electric
Commonwealth Trust
First National
Pacific Coast
R. L
Price
Amoskeag Mfg
Newport & F R Ry
Er Waltham Watch Com
Boston Wharf
Merrimac Chem
Draper Co Com
Norfolk & Western Pfd
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