Market Trading Volumes Show Sharp Decline Across Cities
Marked reduction in trading activity is reported with New York and Boston totals. Highlights include top NY steel common at 142,300 shares and Boston at 4,609 shares. Year-to-date comparisons show NY 40,621,200 vs last year 79,338,500 and Boston 2,503,579 vs 6,324,598. Major NY gain Mays Dept Store to 771 percent, Sears Roebuck drop to 137 percent. Boston gains Johan, losses Wolverine Mining to 110 percent. Call and time money shifts noted in both markets.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Ati
Ealt Ohio
Ceecas
Comstock
Erie
Evans & T
Kan City
Lehigh Valley
Miami
Minn & SL
Nor & West
Nyo&w
Ac T &T
Phila Co
Pitts Coal
St Spg Hon
Rock Island
Sears Roebuck
Ps Roe Veaiacas
Tex Pac
Tex Pac Syi4 27 98, 271 400 the Texas Co 129%, 129 129 1291 100 Tol SL & Wi
U S Steel
Utah
West Maryland
West Union
Westinghouse
Market quiets after easing prices and steel rail debate
Prices eased yesterday but selling grew less aggressive as the market quieted. A cut in steel prices remained the chief bear argument with talk of 71 cents on steel rails, the first such cut since the Steel Trust formation. Large blocks of Steel common, Reading and Union Pacific weakened, while buyers were described as largely unknown outsiders amid uncertain intrinsic values.
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Steel Trust
Reading
Union Pacific
Local Market Shows Irregular Trade Amid Mixed Downtick and Upswing
The local market yesterday featured irregular prices on moderate volume. Pressure to sell North Butte Amalgamated and Steel common gave way as brokers revived activity in Massachusetts Electric and American Zinc, restoring some confidence. Massachusetts Electric hit 213 8 a new 1911 high and near 1906 levels due to anticipated dividend rate changes after the Old Colony and Boston & Northern consolidation. American Zinc advanced with strong stock and bond demand, while Shoe Machinery faced selling on ex pected cash distribution doubts, yet earnings remained solid. The session ended with slow movement and an irregular tone.
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North Butte
Amalgamated and
Steel Common
Massachusetts Electric Common
American Zinc
New York
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Boston & Northern
Bank of England notes rise while reserves expand
The weekly Bank of England statement shows total reserves at 28,991,893 pounds up 528,076, bullion at 41,288,517 pounds up 631,007, public deposits at 17,246,181 pounds up 1,105,080, with the discount rate steady at 3 percent. Reserve to liability sits at 61.80 percent, up from 51.30 a week ago and 49.10 a year ago.
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Bank of England
Boston Curb Market Price Movements Across Multiple Stocks
Curb traders reported broad activity across Majestic Raven Ely Consolidated New Baltic Oneco and Rhode Island Coal. Prices shifted with Majestic at 60c, Raven at 30c, Rhode Island Coal 21-25c range, Oneco down to 21-2, New Baltic up to 73-8, Ely Consolidated dropping. Assessments showed paid stock at 44c and unpaid stock at 42c. Detailed fluctuations follow.
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Majestic
Raven
Ely Consolidated
New Baltic
Oneco
Rhode Island
Nevada
Bay State
Bohemia
Boston Ely
Butte Central
Calaveras
Chief
Cobalt Central
Corbin
Cortez
Crown Reserve
Davis Daly
Dobie Eee Ene
East Dome
Ely
Goldfield
Hollinger Eeeee
Houghton Ae
Inter Rotary
Laramie
la Rose
Ener
Majestic Ae
McKinley-Daroe
Douglas
Utah
Ohio
South Lake
Nea
United Verde
Paine Webber Creates Bond Dept After Oregon Rail Bond Purchase
New York stocks firm New York Stocks and Co. buys 25 million dollars of first and refunding mortgage four percent gold bonds of the Oregon and Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. Guarantee as to principal and interest by Union Pacific. Paine Webber & Co. in New York establishes a bond department.
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Thompson, Towle & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Apex
Bingham
Stock Exchange
Paine, Webber & Co
Bond market notes from New England and Chicago offers
Medford awards a temporary 50000 loan to Blake Bros at 3.38 percent discount. Chicago bids total 1490000 for 4 percent bonds, best 99.71 to First Trust Bank syndicate. Holyoke issues 275000 in 4 percent bonds to Merrill Oldham at 102.279. Lawrence awards 200000 temporary loan to Bond Goodwin at 3.41 percent. Kuhn Loeb and Baring Bros. mentioned.
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Medford
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Chicago
First Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
A. B. Leach & Co
N. W. Halsey & Co
Merchants Loan & Trust Company of Chicago
Holyoke
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Lawrence
Bond & Goodwin
Bagdad Copper Co stock offered for public subscription
Tripper and Co of New York offer 100000 shares at four dollars each. Bagdad Copper owns 156 claims near Hillside Yavapai county Arizona covering about 3000 acres. Allen H Rogers reports over 4 million tons of ore with 1.93 percent copper, drilled on about 20 acres within a 200 acre area. Recovery projected at 27 pounds per ton with nine cents per pound cost, pending treatment may lower costs.
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Tripper & Co
New York
Bagdad Copper Company
Hillside
Yavapai County
Arizona
Allen H. Rogers
Dartmouth 4 Williams 0 in Hanover baseball rout
Dartmouth defeated Williams 4 to 0 in Hanover as errorless Dartmouth defense limited Williams to two errors. Davis struck out 15 for Williams, Morey 3 for Dartmouth with only three hits allowed. Brown two-base hit and Otis three-base hit highlighted the game. Time 2h 5m.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
Baseball Today
Davis
Morey
Emerson
OlOtis
Donahue
OU Milis
Daley
Shons
Holss
Dodd
Bennett
Ainslee
Rollins
OjLewis
DOE Ees Dartmouth
Brown
Otis
Conroy
Hoban
Trumbull
O’reilly
Amherst duo dominates New England tennis title run
Co L Johnson and Shumway of Amherst won the singles title and led the doubles final in the New England Intercollegiate championship at Longwood. Johnson defeated Oakley of Williams to take the singles crown, while the Amherst pair led Harris and Nelson of Dartmouth in an unfinished doubles match with scores 7-2, 5-7, 10-8, and 2-1.
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Co. L. Johnson
Shumway
Amherst
Longwood
Johnson
Oakley
Williams
Harris
Nelson
Dartmouth
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Tennessee Copper Company
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Alles & Fisher
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