Rise in Little Steel Finance Sparks Market Feature
Market snapshot shows New York total sales at 507000 shares and Boston at 40418. Most active NY steel common traded 87200 shares, Boston’s top issue North Butte at 8073. NY gain Brooklyn Union Gas up 5 to 144, loss Central of New Jersey down 4 to 291. Boston gain Atlantic Gulf preferred up 2 to 224, loss Calumet & Hecla down 5 to 645. Call money NY 2 percent, Boston 2-3 percent. Time money NY 2 to 32 percent, Boston 3 to 44 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
North Butte
Brooklyn Union Gas
Central of
Amalgamated
East Butte
American Telephone
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Maine
Tel & Tel
OMY
Ag Chem
Atchison Adj
Atlantic Gulf
Central Vermont
Chi & W
Illinois Steel
United Fruit
US Steel
T. Close
Boston Elevated
Boston & Lowell
Boston Maine
Chicago Junction
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Union’ Pacific
Vermont & Mass
West End
Land
East
I Uum
Wollastone
Cumber Tel & Tel
NE Tel & Tel
Western Tel & Tel
It Arcadian
Arizona
Atlantic
Bonanzi
Au Butte Coalition
Pan
Calumet & Arizona
On Sue Copper Range
Daly West
Wiss
St la Salle
Mexico
Seeee Oliy
Victoria O O Olly
Winonatteeee
Wyandot
Edison Electric
General Electric
Georgia
Seattle
Pullman
United Shoe
U_S Steel
Evesees lI
Am Ag Chem
Pe Eeees
Bok
Batopilas
Consolae
Boston & Corbin
Giroux
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Miami
Newhouse
North Lake Ee Eaen
Superior & ‘Poston
Superior & Pitt
Swift & Co
Bay State Gas
Beaver
Boston Ely Ween
Boswyocolo
British Columbia
Chief Cons
Cobalt Central
Cumberland Ely
Helvetia Staewee
Inspiration
Kruger
Laramie Eee
Nevada
Utah
Ray Central
Wat Ray Consol
Sonora
Price Inc
P.C
Price. Inc
Superior Globe
Steenee
Union Copper
Lg Lig
Baltimore & Ohio
Yukons
Chesapeake & Ohio
Paul
Chicago & Northwest
Jel & Hudson
Eh den & R Grande Pfd
Allis Chalmers
Great Northern Pfd
Amalgamated ‘Opper
Wwllinois Central
Wep Damer Agricultural Saeee
Louisville & Nash
Amer
Mo. Kan & Tex Pfd
Amer Car & Foundry
Ril
New York Central
NYY
NH & H
Amer Hide & T. Pref Ee
NY O & West
Iee Securities Saee
Northern
Amer Sugar Refining Ee
Southern Pacific
Amer Tel & Tel
Union Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
BOS Atchison Ewer
Baltimore & Ohio Seers
Am Locomotive
Am Smelting
Bethlehem Steel
Tsiy
Am Tel & Tel
Canadian Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Eacenee
One Ae
Central of New Jersey
Inter Paper
Kesapeake & Ohio
Tih
Mackay Cos
Csees
Chie & Alten
Seer Eens
Great Western
Hie & Northwestern
United States Steel
Hic
Mil & St Paul Wee
Doppene Wees
Florado Fuel & Iron
Clorado & Southern Weee
del & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Interborough
Inter Harvester
Inter Marine
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Minn & St
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Egloo
Pennsylvania
People'n Gas
Pitts
Oc & &8Th Louis
Puibnan
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
Sloss
Sheffield S & I
Southern Railway
U S
Steel
I . Seer
Vie Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Market gains amid steel and railroad optimism in Street
Trading turned bullish as steel names led a return to confidence after earlier declines. Pennsylvania and New York Central-backed chatter on Chesapeake & Ohio control surfaced, while Pittsburgh confirms wage resumption for 35,000 iron and steel workers. Strong closes for Steel common, Reading, and Union Pacific, with Amalgamated up and East Butte demand steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hawley Syndicate
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pittsburg
Independent Iron and Steel Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel
Boston Curb Market Highlights May 18 Prices
The Boston curb market shows notable strength and activity with Helvetia around 57-8, Calumet & Corbin near 11-2, First National at about 65 3-4, Geyser around 11 cents, Southwestern Development between 45 and 55 cents, and Bay State Gas near 47 cents. The full curb list fluctuations are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Helvetia
Calumet & Corbin
First National
Geyser
Southwestern Development
Bay State Gas
Am Tel and Tel Earnings for 1909 and Quarter Report
The document lists earnings statements for American Telephone and Telegraph, showing gross figures for March of 1909 at 10,897,300 with expenses 7,919,500 and net 2,977,800. For the first three months, gross 82,167,100 expenses 23,600,700, net 8,666,400, interest 1,798,500, and balance 6,767,900. Overall totals show 30,278,400 gross, 22,077,900 expenses, 8,200,500 net, and 1,975,600 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GYORS
Osee Ec
Alaska
Bay State Gas
British Colum
Butte Coalition
Chicago
ONO Cobalt Central
Ely
Davis Daly
Douglas Copper
Giroux
Lake
Jenes
King Edward
la Rose
Manhattan
Miami
Mines Co
Nery M
Soo Nipissing M Co
Ohio Copper
United Copper
Yukon Gold Mines Ot
Arisa Sone Nenee
Colo Minin Sae
Goldfield Daisy
First National Bank of Cleveland Premium Noted at $492
A brief banking item notes a premium of 492 dollars associated with the First National Bank of Cleveland. Details on the nature of the premium, date, or transaction are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cleveland
Calendar for Today Ex Dividend Quaker Oats and R.R. Names
Calendar notes ex dividend events for Quaker Oats and Sloss Sheffield common shares. Books close for East Butte and Lake Superior Corp while Delaw are and Bound Brook R R and Harlem Ry begin new book entries. Meetings listed for Anaconda Copper Col and Iron & Steel U S Smelting Pitts Fort Wayne Chicago R R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper
Col. & Hock. C. & I. U. S. Smelting
Pitts
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Dividends Declared by Major Companies This Quarter
A string of dividend declarations across several firms. International Smokeless Powder & Chemical issues quarterly dividends. Rochester Railway & Light and Jackson Co. announce cash or stock distributions with record dates in June. Quincy Mining, Old Dominion and Calumet & Arizona also declare payments with varying schedules. Books close dates are noted for several issuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet & Arizona
Europe
Old Dominion
Davis Daly
Boston
Martin
International Smokeless Powder & Chemical Co
Rochester Railway & Light Co
Sae
Old Dominion Co
Maine
Central Trust Co
New York
Calumet & Arizona Mining Co
End of Convention Nears for Railway Conductors
The Order of Railway Conductors in session in this city nears its conclusion with officer elections expected as the final business. Much time was spent on insurance fund principles and aid actions beyond total disability. A Canal Zone branch may be formed, Panama’s Canal Zone Conductor Association exists separately. Fight for next convention city heats up politically. The Ladies Auxiliary to the ORCG1 closes up and will elect officers by Friday amid expectations of a ballot surprise. Visitors’ entertainments wrap up, with only special socials planned by related orders remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Panama
Canada
Despondent husband and wife attempt gas and suicide
Nils Swenson, despondent after five weeks of marriage, tried to kill himself and his wife by gas early yesterday. He later cut his throat with a razor and was found unconscious in their Columbus Avenue apartment. A milkman discovered Swenson at 7 am with a bloodied throat and the initials KF J N A written in blood on the steps. Swenson’s wife woke choking on gas fumes and shut off two jets, noting the windows were nailed shut. She aired the rooms and told police he objected to her boarders. They had married five weeks earlier after meeting through an agency. Swenson was taken to City Hospital and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils Swenson
Swenson
Columbus Avenue
Swensons
KF. J. N
Mitchell the Tailor Secures Record Theatre Ticket
Mitchell the Tailor secured 2251 for a theatre seat at the Lambs Gambol auction for the Boston Theatre next Tuesday. After bidding, the first seat went to Charles Harris for 2001 and was resold until Mitchell finally paid 40, illustrating his knack for buying low and selling high in woolens and garments at 305 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lambs’ Gambol
Boston
Charles Harris
Rich, Frohman & Harris
Mitchell
Ensglargs
Washington Street
Hitchcock Heads to Havana With Dickinson Aboard
Postmaster General Hitchcock departed Washington for Havana Cuba where he will meet the cruiser Dolphin carrying Secretary of War Dickinson. The trip aims to discuss naval and postal matters as the two senior officials travel aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Havana
Cuba
Dolphin
Dickinson
Bond market notes from various towns and counties
Stamford awarded 225000 four percent town hall bonds dating December 1 1908 maturing in 30 years to Perry Coffin Burr at 102819 Drexel sold 3000000 Lehigh Valley general mortgages Bethel awarded 40000 five percent 30 year bonds dating July 1 1909 to Estabrook at par Cranston funding bonds 275000 five percent 40 years but one bid was rejected Piqua awarded 65000 four percent 20 year water works bonds to Western German Bank for 1566 premium Ashtabula county awarded 18000 four and one half percent road bonds to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stamford
Conn
Perry, Coffin & Burr
Bethel, Conn
Estabrook & Co
Cranston
R. T
Piqua, C
Western German Bank of Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
Rock Island
New York Stock Exchange
William Bracken
Arizpe Mining Company
Alacran
Marequita
Arizpe
C. E. Loose
Sioux Consolidated Mining Company
Loose
Sioux Consolidated
Newhouse Mines & Smelters Corporation
Charles A. Morse
Charles A. Morse & Co
Bankers
Frank A. Schirmer
Schirmer, Chapin & Emmons
JL. D. Kramer
Boston Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Quincy Mining Company
Globe
Pinal Water Works Company
N. L. Amster and Associates
Wolverine Company
The
American Writing Paper Company
Sumner B. Pearmain
Pearmain & Brooks
Tusitania
Tracey & Co
Cobalt
Ian Rose
Crown Reserve
Nipissing
Hudson Bay
McKinley Darragh
City of Cobalt
Buffalo
Temiskaming
O'Brien
Houghton, Mich
Gay & Sturgis
Kearsarge Lode
Butte Central Copper Company
International Underwriting Company
Lst
Frederick W. Borden
Ottawa
Ontario
William H. North
Philip H. Farley
Willard E. Robinson
Freeman I. Davison
Adams Express
Adams
Shannon Copper Company
Gla
Dal
W. A. Garrett
Seaboard Air Line
T. H. Symington & Co
Baltimore
William A. Gaston
National Shawmut Bank
John T. Burnett
Henry B. Chapin
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville
Louisville Junction
Ind
Chesapeake Bay
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Holcers
United Copper Company
M. FE. O’brien
First National Bank of
Laurium
Mich
Alexander Levin
Calumet-Corbin Company
Reichsmarks Te
New England
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress Sq
Colorado Fuel&iron
H. A. Brown & CO
Mass
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State St
Broad St
Uinrec
U. S
F. L. Milliken & CO. Ankers
Mass Mining Southern Railway
East Boston Company
Leavitt & Grant
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Dominion Gopper
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange PI
Broad Street
Boston Curb Exchange
A. D. F. Adams
Rhode Island
Row Phares
James Shay & CO
GO State St
Liquid Copper Company
Liquid Copper Co
W. H. McMasters & CO
Journal Building
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Congress St
James J. Benelisha & CO
Boston Curb
Devonshire St
Main
NEW York Bonds
Allis
Mo Pacific
Tobacco
Boas Atchison
ORR of
NJ G
Do Ist
Ches & Ohio
Seaboard A L
Chi & Alton
So Pac
Be& Jt
Ah M & St P
So Railway
Cc Ri& P Col
Usv Cease
Ceus
Col Indus
Col Midland
U S Steel
O&s
del & Huder
den & Rio G
Western Md
BOY Distillers
West Elec cv Oe
Eric Prior Hen
Wis Central
O Mn
Japan
Sheffield Common
Lake Superior Corp
Del
Bound Brook
Harlem Ry
Self
Mitchell the Tailor
Drexel & Co
Lehigh Valley General Consolidated Mortgages
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Mexico Exploration & Mines Co
Treasury
Collins, Sawyer & CO
P.O. Sq
Milk St
Willet
Willet Silver Mines, Ltd
Toronto Exchange
P. O
the Exchange Building Brokers
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