Market on Two Sides as Bears and Bulls Duel in Wall Street
Daily brief of New York and Boston trading shows gains for leaders like United States Steel and Reading with Amalgamated Copper up while Calumet & Hecla and Evansville & Terre Haute prefer red. Call money in New York at 11 percent with time money varied. News notes include Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies S S Co incorporators chosen with Henry Mallory as president and A R Nicol as treasurer.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
N. Y. Air Brake
Evansville & Terre Haute
Calumet & Hecla
State Street
Bears
Southern Pacific Railroad
Shorts
Roosevelt
United States Steel
Reading
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Consolidated Gas
Cos
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Navy
New York Stock Exchange
Boston & Corbin
Rhode Island
Utah Consolidated
North Butte
Old Dominion
Butte Coalition
Trinity
Superior
New England Telephone
Western Telephone
Edison Electric
Massachusetts Electric
United Fruit
West End Street Railway
New Haven & Hartford
Maine
Albany
Fitchburg
Elevated
Agricultural Chemical
American Telephone
Arizona Commercial
Copper Range
Allouez
Parrot
Isle Royale
Calumet & Arizona
Shoe Machinery
Telephone
Franklin
Granby
Tamarack
Utah Copper
Cues
Treasury
Franklin and Lake
Corbin
N. L. Amster
C. F. Jonasson & CO Mining Curb Brokers
Broad Street
Curb & Mining Outlook
Boston Market Ex-dividend Stock and Bond Totals
The Boston Market records the day’s stock and bond market prices with totals: listed stocks 44,387 shares. unlisted stocks 3,248 shares. bonds 726,900 dollars. New York stocks.
Boston curb market closes with gains across leaders
On Doane Street November 24 the Boston curb market showed broad activity led by National Mining Bay State Gas Raven Rawhide and Superior and Boston. National Mining opened at 95 cents dipped to 85 and closed at 91 cents while Bay State rose from 95 to 98 cents. Superior and Boston closed 1414 after opening 1358 Raven stayed near 90 cents and Howell Little fell to 60 cents a 38 cent two day drop. Official sales detailed in full.
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Doane Street
National Mining
Bay State Gas
Raven
Rawhide
Superior & Boston
National
Bay State
Howell & Little
East Butte
Ely Consol
Eureka Ee
Goldfield
Hancock
Majestic
Mines Co of Am
Nevada
Douglas
Utah
Boston
New York Bonds and US Treasury Notes Reported Prices
Bond list shows varied yields and prices across multiple issues including US ref 2s reg 105%3 Japan 414s 2d ser 89% and Manhattan gold 4s 98 68 with many 4s and 5s from railroads, utilities, and banks. Reading includes Atchison 4s 81, NYC gen 3s 934, and Union Pacific 4s 108% with numerous imperial, Cuban, and international issues.
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Japan
L & N UN
Manhattan
Minn & St L
Atchison
M Co
Nyc
No Pacific
Ealt & Ohio
N & W Con
Sun
L Ridges
Brook R T cv
Penney
Do Consol
Do 1St Inc
Do 2d Inc
Rep of
Cuba
Do Ist
Do Ridg
So Railway
C.C
C & Stlg
iTex & Pac
Col Indus
L& W
Col &Mid
Union Pacific
Col
Do Ev
del & Huder
U S Steel 2d
Denver & RG
Wabash
Erie Prior Len
Western Md
Do Gen
W & L EE
Lake Sh
Adams
Dividends Declared By Major Corporations This Period
Dividend notices show Jackson County semi annual 3 percent to stock of record Dec 1 for Navy. Great Falls Mfg 6 percent Dec 1. Utah Copper 50 cents quarterly Dec 31 with record Dec 18 and books close Dec 18 reopen Jan 2. American Brake Shoe preferred 1.5 percent Dec 31 with close Dec 15 reopen Jan 2. Other firms include Sears Roebuck 184 percent preferred Jan 1 with record Dec 17. Central Leather 1.5 percent preferred Jan 2 with record Dec 10. United States Leather 14 4 percent preferred Jan 2 with record Dec 10. Mackay Companies 1 percent common and 1 percent preferred Jan 1 with record Dec 12. Underwood Typewriter semi annual 3 percent first preferred Jan 1 with record Dec 21.
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Atchison
Bos & Alb
Bos & Me
NY & No
Union Pac
West End
Allouez
Arcadian
Ariz .Om
Atlantic
Eee
Butte Coal
Cal & Ariz
Cal & Hee
Daly West
Elm River
Granby See
Greene
Michigan
Nevada
Butte
Quincy
Tennessee
Trinity
Utah
Victoria
Winonaees
Wolverine
Wyandot
West Tel
Bos & Sub
Seattle
UN Fruit
United Shoe
US Steel
Amalgamated
Amer Zinc
Bos & Cor
Ie Owe
Isle Royale
Miami Copper
Mont Coal
Sup & Pitts
Swift & Co
Utah Apex
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co
Sears Roebuck Co
Central Leather Co
United States Leather Co
Mackay Companies
Underwood Typewriter Co
William cancels engagements due to cold
Emperor William cancels all engagements for the day on the advice of his physicians. He remains in his room while recovering from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
William
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Lines to reorganize Morse assets
A new steamship company under the Atlantic Gulf and West Indies name plans to take over Consolidated Steamship Lines led by Charles W. Morse. Portland officials report incorporators include Henry Hornblower Galen L Stone Henry P Booth Henry R Mallory and A R Nicol with 40 million dollar capital. Mallory named president Nicol treasurer as Consolidated controls Mallory Ward and Porto Rico lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mallory
A. R. Nicol
Consolidated S. S
Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Charles W. Morse
New York
Portland
Corporation Trust Co
Henry Hornblower
Hornblower & Weeks
Boston Bankers
Galen L. Stone
Hayden, Stone & Co
Boston
Henry P. Booth
Henry R. Mallory
Consolidated Company
Mallory, the Ward
Porto Rico
Cuba
Eastern Steamship Company
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Calvin Austin
Post
New Subway Decorations Described as Ceramic Mosaic
Letter to the editor corrects earlier report on subway decor. The ceilings and walls above the border use a ceramic roman mosaic, a new architectural idea introduced in this extensive construction and claimed to be superior to ordinary mosaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. T. L
Copeland Recital by Olin Downes at Chickering Hall
The pianist George Copeland offered a memorable program featuring Bach Gluck Saint-Saens Chopin Debussy Chabrier and Ravel to a large enthusiastic Boston audience. His grasp breadth and atmosphere impressed critics who praised the Debussy pieces Reflets dans l Eau and the subtle moonlit mood of the encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Copeland
Chickering Hall
Bach
Gluck-Saint-Saens
Chopin
Debussy
Chabrier
Ravel
Copeland
Gluck
Huntington Avenue
Eau
Boston
Wolstenholme Recital at Jordan Hall with Blum
William Wolstenholme the blind English organist performed at Jordan Hall assisted by tenor M. E. Blum. He offered Bach Bairstow Boellman Hollins and his own works with virtuosic skill and registered lines. Blum’s nervousness was noted. his voice was warm and expressive and he will perform again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolstenholme
England
M. E. Blum
Jordan Hall
Wolstenholme
Bach
E. C. Bairstow
Boellman
Hollins
Blum
Lombard Wins $3970 Verdict Against Stewart in Gas Explosion Case
Charles A. Lombard was awarded a verdict of $3970 in the Superior Court against George R. Stewart after sustaining injuries from a gas explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lombard
George R. Stewart
Lombard
Brief Notes About New England
Providence reports f ath of John Fucci found with three bullet wounds. New Bedford notes Annie Smith believed drowned at Nye's Ledge Pond. Brockton: Tenth Company C A to Washington in March for Taft inauguration. Rockland sale of Rockland South Thomaston & Owls Head railway for 25000 to John L. Donahue. Hamilton: two Fred P. Stanton stores entered and goods stolen. Palmer carpet mill resumes full operations after shutdown.
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Providence
BR. I
Zollo
John Fucci
New Bedford
Annie Smith
Nye’s Ledge Pond
Brockton
Nge FE. Horton
C. A
Washington
William H. Taft
Rockland
South Thomaston
Owls Head
John L. Donahue
Hamilton
Wenham
Fred P. Stanton
Silver Cup Presented to Life Guard Mahoney
A reception and banquet honored Samuel Mahoney the Revere Beach life guard at Parker Hall Beachmont. The event, run by the Revere Aerie of Eagles Cherry Island Yacht Club and Corps 35, saw Mahoney receive a 16 inch silver cup for swimming the English Channel from Sangatte France to South Foreland England in 1908 covering 381 miles in 20 hours. Speakers included Dr John E Walsh William Daly and Commodore Thomas R Willis with James McGinn and Henry M Hamblin backing the achievement. Simon J Nevins presided as toastmaster.
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Samuel Mahoney
Revere Beach Life Guard
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Revere Aerie of Eagles
Cherry Island Yacht Club
Corps 35
Volunteer Life Saving Service
Mahoney
John W. Carney
John E. Walsh
William Daly
Commodore Thomas R. Willis
James McGinn
The
Foresters of America
Mr. Mahoney
Henry M. Hamblin
Simon J. Nevins
Revere
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Lake and
Lake
Winona Copper Company
T. H. Perkins & Co
Winona
Utah Copper Co
H. C. Spiller & Co
Haverhill
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Perry, Coffin & Burr
la Rose
Nipissing
O’brien
Crown Reserve
McKinley Darragh
Trethewey
Cobalt Central
Temiskaming
Silver Cliff
Nancy Helen
Right of Way
New York Herald
Supreme Court
a_ hall
Black Hawk
Arizona Commercial Company
Globe
United States Rubber Company
France
Dupont & Furland
Paris
Bankers‘ Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Trench
Amalgamated Copper and
Keweenaw County
Mich
Osceola
Centennial
la Salle
Gratiot
Ojibway
Bigelow
Franklin, Lake and
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
E. ¥. Atkin
A. G. Brecker
Chicago
A.N. Brady
C. F. Breoker
Ansonia
Conn
J. D. Callery
Pittsburg
ER. C. Converse
Richard Delafield
E. M. Herr
J. S. Kuhn
J. W. Marsh
C. A. Moore
G. M. Verity
Middletown
Neal Rantoul
William McConway
George Westinghouse
A. H. Wiggin
Board of Directors
FL. Milliken & CO
Bankers
State St
Old Dominion Am. Agric. Chemical
Leavitt & Grant
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Eureka
Philadelphia
Euareka
M. C. Barnard & CO
Congress St
A.D. EF
Adams Commission Stock Broker
Fort Hill
State
Mies
Amer Tel & Tel
Ariz Com
Evans
Oor
B & Q Jt
Chi & W
K City
FS & M
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Hide & L
Amer Lee Securities
Rm Amer
DIT
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Eee Eee
Tt & T
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Lransit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Ches & Ohio
Chie
Great Western
Chio & North Western
Chic, Mil & St Paul
C,g
G & St- Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern Eee
del & Hud
Denver & Rio Grande
Henner Ew
TOM Tolls Distillers
Erie
Great Northern
Illinois Central Covsese
Interborough-Met
Missouri Pacific Ee
Mo, Kan
Texas
Bee
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western Ee
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pitts
C, C & St Louis
Republic Steel Ee
Rock Island Co
St L & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
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Toledo, Boi & Western
U S Steel
Vir
Carolina Chemical
Wabash Ee
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Se
Wisconsin Central
Acme Ee
Acmeek
Arizpe
Beaver
Boston Ely
Butte & London
Cumberland Ely
Alaska
Writ Paper
Chicago Subway
Ariz
Douglas Menn
First
Giroux Mining
Ovo Greene Cananea
Tas
Havana Tobacco
Miemac
Los
Ohio Copper
Rawhide Coalition
Rawhide Coalition .Sg6 90 Silver Queen of 1.14 1.07 1.08 Wo Standard Oil
Sip & Pitts
United Copper
NEW York Bonds
New Steamship Co
Reed
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Olin Downes
Wolstenholme Recital
Old Howard
Smilers
Empires
Roger Imhof
Jolliers
Howard
Charles Klein
Mr. Daniels
Charles Frohman
Aan Daniels
Hook
Holland
Boston Theatre
Keith
Mer
Boston Theatre Stock CO
SKY Farm
Edward EE
Kidder
Mat Tu
Mars
Colonial Theatre Wars
Otis Skinner
Tremont Theatre
Grace Hazard
Felix & Caire
Just Kids
McMahon
Sunflower Girls
Harry Carson Clark & Co
the Three Bohrs
Probst
George Wilson
Vasco Alexander & Bertie
Castle Sa
John Craig Stock Company
Temple PI
Grand Opera House
Joe Welch
Bowdoin
Moving Pictures
Peck
Raffles
Clab
Dover and
Washington Streets
F. Leonard
Prokos
Sam Anderson
Miner's Bohemians
New England
Palmer
Palmer Car
Life Guard
Lmendorf
Cecil Theatre
Fe Aaa
Providence Joy Line
Stella Mayhew
Novello’s Circus
Eight
Madcaps
Harry L. Tighe
His Collegians
Rain- Dears
T. Nelson Downs
Phillips Brothers
Lew Wells
Morrissey and Ayer
Cook & Sylvia
Goyt
Detroit
Our Ladies
Turville Vs. Ruden
McLean
Elossi LA Blanch
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