Markets Reveal Faster Undertone In Late Trading
Total sales New York 49800 shares Boston 22779 shares. Most active issue in New York Steel common 156200 shares. Most active issue in Boston Steel common 4516 shares. Jan 1 1910 to date New York 150656700 shares Boston 9186115 shares. Corresponding period last year New York 189570300 shares Boston 12631758 shares. Greatest gain New York list Federal M. S. ptd 238 to 523 8. Greatest loss New York list Am. Cotton Oil pid 5 to 101. Greatest gain Boston list Calumet Hecla 20 to 600. Greatest loss Boston list Edison Electric 21 2 to 288 1 2. Call money New York 23 4 per cent Boston 4 to 5 per cent. Time money New York 4 1 2 to 43 4 per cent Boston 5 to 512 per cent.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Federal M. & S. Ptd
Calumet & Hecla
Edison Electric
Copper and Steel Stocks Tie Up Trading in Quiet Market
The local market shows a listless session with copper issues drawing most attention. Calumet & Hecla jumps 20 points to 600 while Amalgamated falls to 68 3 4, Edison drops to 288 1 2, and overall prices end lower than Wednesday. Speculator shaft work continues with sinking to 2800 feet and development on the 2400 foot level.
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Calumet & Hecla
St. Mary's Mineral Land
Quincy
Tamarack
Amalgamated
Arizona Commercial
Superior & Boston
Boston & Corbin
Utah
Apex
Hancock
Edison
Stock and bond market report from The Boston Market
The Boston Market lists stock and bond prices with total sales and comparisons to the previous close for November 17, detailing market activity and changes across listed securities.
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Boston
Boston curb market reports steady volume on yesterday’s trading
Traders in the Boston curb market saw solid activity with leaders including First National Calaveras Raven Rhode Island Coal Rawhide Mining Goldfield Consolidated and Arizona Mines. First National hit a yearly low of 13-4 and Rhode Island Coal rose to 5-8, its best in months. Other active issues were United Verde Extension Bay Central Bay State Gas Arizona Cananea Corbin Consolidated Arizona and Tuolomne with full-day fluctuations detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Calaveras
Raven
Rhode Island Coal
Rawhide Mining
Goldfield Consolidated
Arizona Mines
United Verde Extension
Bay Central
Bay State Gas
Arizona Cananea
Corbin
Consolidated Arizona
Tuolumne
Nevada
Ariz Cananea
Bohemia
Boston Ely
Cactus
Ely
Laramie
Majestic
Magatan Be
Mason Valley Metals
McKinley
Mollie Gibson
Nat Explor
Utah
Ohio
South Lake
Superior & Globe. A. Ag
Yukon
Bond Market Notes and Local Transactions in New England
Haverhill Mass sells 65000 in bonds including 341000 municipals dated April 1 1910 maturing annu ally 1911 15 36000 in 1916 and 5000 1917 20 plus 14000 schoolhouse bonds dated Aug 1 1910 maturing 1000 annually 1911 24 to Blodgett Co Ray Consolidated stockholders approve 3 000000 first mortgage 10 year 6 per cent bonds and stock increase for conversion Wakefield borrows 70090 and 40000 in discounts from Parker Co Watertown invites bids for 25000 loan due 1911 Chicago Northwestern sells 15000000 gold bonds to Kuhn Loeb 4 per cent Wakefield 70090 and 40000 loans below par Kansas City Terminal bonds open books at Lee Higginson Morgan Illinois Trust and close 8 pm London books oversubscribed abroad.
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Haverhill
Mass
Blodgett & Co
Ray Consolidated
Ray
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kansas City Terminal
Lee, Higginson & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
London
Dividend Declarations From Banks Railways and Firms
Salt Lake Quotations show Wildey Savings Bank declaring semi annual 13 4 percent on Nov 2. Canadian Car Foundry initial 2 percent common on Dec 1. Boston Woven Hose 2 1 2 percent common quarterly Dec 15. New England Telegraph quarterly 1 1 2 percent Dec 31 to stock of record Dec 15. National Lead quarterly 4 percent common Dec 31. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway quarterly 11 4 percent Dec 31 to stock of record Dec 9. Heywood Bros Wakefield semi annual 3 percent common Dec 1. Colorado Southern Railway annual 2 percent Dec 23 to stock of record Dec 21.
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Wildey Savings Bank
Canadian Car &Foundry Company
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
National Lead Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Company
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Enlea
Adams Express
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Boston
Colorado
Am &T Farry
I Mountain Lake
Mason Valley
Nevada
Wee Steer
Beth Steel Oeak Sam Seer Eens
Tony Inn
Corbin Copper Co. President Reports Optimism After Inspection
Corbin Copper Co. President Stephen R. Dow completed an inspection of the property and said conditions look favorable. He noted ore showings across a large area, use of the tunnel method, progress in the Dewey and Bonanza tunnels, water challenges, and plans to connect tunnels and resume permanent concentrator operation. The forest fires delayed work, but 30 acres of timber were saved and crews are back in the tunnels.
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Stephen R. Dow
Corbin Copper Company
Dewey
Bonanza
Rosalle
Market declines and concerns over manipulation surface
Prices in London rallied while New York failed to hold, opening losses and weak close. Trading showed heavy initial volume then partial recovery, with concerns rising over apparent market manipulation in the last minutes of Wednesday trading and broader unease among bulls about soundness.
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London
New York
Commission Houses
Union Pacific
Bank of England
Jrop
Bradstreet
Algomah drift opens copper ore in shallow shaft
The Algomah project reports drifting in the ore body from a 104 foot shaft exposing a copper ore shoot eight to ten feet wide. Nearby, diamond drilling continues near the Lake Algomah boundary as exploration proceeds.
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Algomah
Lake Algomah
Autoists Aim at Uniform Laws Across States
Prominent automobilists from the Touring Club of America conference advocate uniform state laws to ease cross state touring. A committee led by J B R Smith of New Jersey and Joseph Hunter of Pennsylvania will draft a proposed uniform enactment to be submitted to state legislatures. The plan mirrors New York's Callan actment to reduce additional registration or time limits for out of state travel.
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New York
Touring Club of America
J. B. R. Smith
New Jersey
Joseph Hunter
Pennsylvania
Calendar for Today at St Mary's Mineral Land and Nearby Mines
Books open at St Mary's Mineral Land and Great Northern Ore. National Lead preferred stock at 104 percent with dividends payable. Norfolk & Western preferred at 1 percent. St Mary's Mineral Land meeting scheduled. Tennessee Copper special inquiry noted.
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Great Northern
National Lead
Norfolk & Western Pfd
St. Mary's Mineral Land
Ballinger Visits Pittsburg Bureau of Mines Station
Secretary Richard A. Ballinger arrived from Washington to inspect the Pittsburg station of the Bureau of Mines. He was greeted by Director Joseph A. Holmes and escorted to the testing station for several tests.
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Ballinger
Bureau OF Mines
Pittsburg
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
Joseph A. Holmes
Hackenschmidt Defeats De Riaz Twice at Boston Arena
A large Boston crowd watched Hackenschmidt defeat Maurice De Riaz in two straight falls. The Russian used greater weight and strength to finish the Swiss in 18 minutes 25 seconds and 11 minutes 4 seconds. Perelli and Ali Hassan drew after a fierce 30 minute bout. Bob Somerville, the 180-pound champion, beat Young Roller of Buffalo in 11 minutes.
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Hackenschmidt
Maurice de Riaz
Boston Arena
Hackenschmidt W
DeRiaz
John [Erelli
Ali Hassan
Perelli
Bob Somerville
Young Roller
Buffalo
Briggs Knocks Dick Howell Out in Brockton Bout
The Trinity Club card in Brockton saw Dick Howell of Canada knocked out by Heywood Briggs in a scheduled 12 round bout. Jack Smith of Boston lost to Francis of Lawrence in six in the semi final. In prelims Kid Rothwell and Young Houck drew, while Kid Williams fell to Kid Harrison in one round. all four of the latter group were from Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Trinity Club
Dick Howell
Canada
Heywood Briggs
Brockton
Jack Smith
Boston
Iid Francis
Kid Rothwell
Young Houck
Kid Williams
Kid Harrison
Fall Cross Country Run At Technology
Technology's annual fall handicap cross country event takes place tomorrow over an eight mile West Roxbury course. Liberal handicaps will be used and the top four finishers will receive prizes. Reported runners include Brett, Turner, Stubbs, Dixon, Andrews, Cranishaw, Baker, Lansdon, Sauer, Wilkins, Nute, Wyman, Thomas and White.
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S. Type
Brett
Tuner
Stubbs
Dixon
Andrews
Cranishaw
Baker
Lansdon
Sauer
Wilkins
Nute
Wyman
Thomas
White
Gloucester Defeats Notre Dames 50 to 24 at City Hall
The Gloucester basketball team routed the Notre Dames of South Boston 50 to 24 at City Hall. Gloucester dominated from start to finish with superior shooting and discipline, recording only one foul in the entire game.
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Gloucester
Notre Dames
South Boston
City Hall
Local Scores Highlight Busy Maine Bracket Night
Brockton-Brockton 5 New Bedford 4 Taunton-Taunton 8 New Haven 3 Fall River-Fall River 9 Providence 6 Hartford-Worcester 1 Hartford & remains unclear with incomplete game result details.
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Brockton
New Bedford
Taunton
New Haven
Fall River
Providence
Hartford—Worcester
Hartford
Father Foiled Capture Ends Bandit Run in Berkshire
Great Barrington reports a $700 reward motive as Llywellan Turner, son of O A Turner of New York, buys a pistol and joins a nighttime auto chase to capture three bandits who stole about $18 000 in Pay master Hein’s payroll. The mission ends with the Turners returning to New York, no capture reported.
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Great Barrington
Hein
South Egremont
Llywellan Turner
O. A. Turner
New York
Main Street
Waldorf
Berkshire County
Sedgwick Institute
FE. J. VanLennep
Turner
James Beinie
Hudson
Taconic Mountains
Berkshire
Weley
Egremont
Turner, Jr
Turner, Sr
A. Turner
Europe
Deutschland
Princeton
Sedgewick
South
Texas
Glywellan
Dorchester Catholics Meet All Collegiate Opponents on Thanksgiving
The Dorchester Catholic Club faces the All Collegiate team on Thanksgiving afternoon at Dunbar avenue grounds Dorchester. Dorchester will field many ex scholastic players while the All Collegiate squad coached by John D. Greiley includes players with college gridiron fame. The game starts at 3 o clock with full 15 minute periods.
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Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
Dorchester Catholic
John D. Greiley
Railway Clerks to Ask Wage Increase on New Haven Line
The adjustment board of about 300 clerks on the New York New Haven Hartford system will meet officials in New Haven on Monday the 21st to seek a wage raise and broader betterment of working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Oklahoma Assassin Eludes Pursuers
Nov 17 report claimed Oscar Ohel, the alleged Mexican wanted for Anadarko's police chief killing, was captured at Chickasaw. The report proved false and his whereabouts remain unknown today.
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Oklahoma
Oscar Ohel
Anadarko
Okla
Chickasaw
Market Letter Mentions Varied Stocks and Cash Trades
The note lists securities including Steel North Butte La Salle Rutte Bels kiara Kerr Lake Raven Davis Daly Ray Central Arizona Commercial Magzutan and the Coppers and Curb stocks. It states mailed free upon request and that all Coppers and Curb Stocks are bought and sold for cash or carried on.
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Steel
North Butte
la Salle
Rutte Belskiara
Kerr Lake
Raven
Davis Daly
Ray Central
Arizona Commercial
Magzutan
Coppers
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Reichsmarks
T&t
Seattle
West T & T Ss
Atchison Tae
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Fitchburg
Great North
Fc Q
Ny&dn
Stl & S F
Union
West End
Franklin Iit
Granby Este Setones
Greene Cananen
Ag la Salle
Mohawk
Iidria
Nipissing
Qld
Dominion
Teeene
Santa Fe
Shannon
Utah Compleres
Utah Copper Co
Victoria
Winona Nyrypts
ORY
Ian Fkastern
Wwllison
Pullman Cove
Reece Button Hole
Tay
Torrington
United Fruit Hele Wa Ise
United Shoe Fliby
U S Steel
Algomah Te VO
Oon Am Ag
Atlan Gulf
Butte Ballak
East Butte
Giroux
Indiana
Elas
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
A T Ag
Can Pacific
Ches & Ohio
CM & S&ip
Colo Southern
del & ‘Hudson Hole
den & Rio
Bolg Distillers
Havana
Inter Metro
Peoples Gas
Rap Iron & Steel
Rock Island
Austley
Sears Roebuck
South Ry
Texas Pacific
The
Texas Co
Third Ave
U S Express
West
Maryland
Wisconsin Central
Watertown
Wakefield
C. D. Parker & Co
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Stevens
W.v
Butte Coalition
Arizona
Chino
Greene Cinanea
Miami Copper
Am. Sia
Nip Mines Co
Ohio Copper Tee
Rawhide Coalit
United Copper
Union Mines
Salt Lake
Pork Tan
Corbin Copper CO
Mass. Gas Cos
Massachusetts Gag Cos
I Paston
East Boston
Newton
Boston Stones
William E. Soule
Ais
Nie
Mackinaw
Clark B. Dunton
First National Ohio Copper
United Verde
A. H. MacKenzie & CO
Auburn Brokerage and Loan CO
Court * St
Auburn
Maine
Colorado Copper
Providence Coal
Butte Central
A. E. Rollins & CO
Washington Street
Jamaica
Boston Opera
Behnke
Oxford Ionen Mills
Je’ Paike
King-Crowther
JES Shay & CO
Rhode Island Coal Company
R. T. Hay
Eesaril i
Nevada Consolidated
Theentrator
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Weed
Butte
Duluth
Butte-Ballaklava
Houghton
Shorts
Jessie
Cresus
St. Mary's
Tennessee
Hack
Briggs
Technology
Jordan Marsh League
Furniture League
Fire Insurance League
Chauncy
Adams Square
A. Dunn
Coatte Weer
Holmes
Luce
Eres
Grand Rapids
J. ©. Paigeese
Greater Boston
Pilgrim
Temple
Harvard
Marshall
Stationers’ League
Old South Alleys
Samuel Ward Eeseeee
McAdams
Carter Ink
Thorp & Martin Eenes
Pattern Makers’ League
Old Colony Alleys
Fore River
Navy Yard
Dixon & Falls
Sturtevant
Arsenal Eer Eeeerese Eevee
New Boston
Co. FE
Riley Co
Seeeteee
Bliss Pfayhyan
Lawrence & Co
Ww. 8 &Co
Parker Wilder &Go
Catlin & Co
Eens
Notre Dame
Barrington
Tol
Dorchester Catholics
Boston Curb Exchange
Tuolumne First National
H. A. Brown & CO
Whitney, Watson & Co
Doane Street
Onur
Live Oak
United Verde Ext
Mackinaw, Nat
Tuolumne R
Coal
Ray Cent. Raven
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