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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
12
Sector leaders on State Street show gains in Arcadian and other Lake Superior issues while Reading and Union Pacific face selling. Arcadian jumps to 123 8 after crosscut progress, with Osceola Mohawk Tecumseh reaching new highs. market closes with mixed results and continued interest from brokers in copper shares.
A broker urges caution on a one million share company trading at ten cents, asserting public ownership of 820000 shares and 180000 in the treasury. He touts real estate value and a coming public statement within sixty to ninety days, promising a potential Boston market sensation.
An issue of Investors' Review at 73 Broad Street New York warns investors about Norton Oil King Crowther Alton Wiig Co Douglas Copper listing concerns and current stake details with price 16 cents per copy.
Sealed offer notes a 00 percent profit in from three to twelve months for buyers of South Butte Black Hills and Nancy Donaldson shares sold at low prices. Call for particulars. L. Rick Co. Suite 67 International Trust Co. bldg 45 Milk St Ros tov Mass established 189%
A Boston financier denounces a legal advertisement seeking names of all Norton Oil Douglas Copper and King Crowther holders. He claims it targets him and his firms, questions lawyers’ representation, and vows to expose threats to sustain honest investment and fair dealing. He cites past warnings about Arcadian Copper and declares he will not be intimidated.
The speaker argues that stock offerings from Bradley & Metcalf and related firms are easily verifiable by visiting company sites in Milford New Hampshire Worcester and New York City. He contends the United States mails are integral to securities transactions and vows continued advocacy for honest finance and square deals for stockholders.
The Boston market reports a busy day with Savathee at Abitibi Cobalt and Acme Consolidated leading volumes. Ely Consolidated Silver Leaf Raven and Superior Pittsburg shows steady demand while Arizona Commercial swings from 36 to 39.25 and back to 36-37, reflecting overall curb list fluctuations.
Brokers on the local curb enjoyed another day of active trading with steady demand for securities and quick turnover as prices hovered near recent levels. Traders reported cautious optimism amid light volume and brisk asset moves across several issue tellers.
The issue tabulates earnings of major railways including Mexican International National of Mexico Interoceanic of Mexico and others. It shows month to date gains from July 1 and October totals with gross and net figures and a year comparison.
Wall Street opened with unsettled, irregular tones and a dull, sagging tendency as tired holders supplied selling. Some minor issues showed strength while most prominent stocks fell. Independence iron and steel shares rose on strong demand for prompt delivery of iron products. Union Pacific faced selling pressure amid expectations of a routine annual report.
Seven vessels reached the fish pier delivering 164000 pounds of mixed fresh catch including 75500 haddock 30500 cod 49000 hake 5000 pollock and 4000 cusk. The Rob Roy and Natalie J Nelson each contributed 2000 pounds of cusk. Prices per pound ranged from 2.5 to 3 cents for cod and haddock to 16 18 cents for hake.
Shipping list details arrivals and clearances for steamers and schooners including Bosnia Hawes City of Macon and Beatrice Mack. It notes arrivals from Nov 10 and lists vessels bound for Philadelphia Baltimore New York Norfolk and Bangor with several towing barges and schooners. Weather data and sunrise sunset times accompany cargo notices.
Creditors of Abraham Frihling and Max Goldstein of Chelsea doing business as A Frihling and Co petitioned the United States District Court to have the firm adjudged bankrupt. The filing lists Max Wagschat of Chelsea claiming 700 on a promissory note Sol L Cohen of Boston 130 on goods and Bergheim Brothers of Boston 28 on goods.
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