Dull Trading in Stocks Reports Mixed Activity Across Exchanges
Total sales New York 179 300 shares Boston 21 877 shares. Most active New York steel common 60 300 shares. Greatest gain New York list M Pfd 314 to 149. Greatest loss Boston list Calumet & Hecla 15 to 575. Call money New York 2 62 percent Boston 3 46 to 3 The summary notes sparse market movement with volume contrasts between New York and Boston and compares to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Ising Common
Mattes York
Becan
Pgs. S. M. Pfd
S Wee Lg
United Fruit
Calumet & Hecla
Market Report Reflects Bearish Tone and Modest Gains
The market shows little action with small price changes amid a weekly taint of bearish sentiment. General Electric leads active stocks as funds move cautiously, while United Fruit soars on strong earnings, and others like American Telephone and Island Creek show firmness in a generally irregular close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
London
Bank of England
New York
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Commission
Oet
Algomah
North Butte
United Fruit
Nipe Bay Company
Massachusetts
American Telephone
Island Creek
Boston Curb Market Prices Hit New Highs
The Boston curb market saw Chino Copper rise to 251-8 a new high while Inspiration touched 101-4 near its best. Champion Copper held around 4 cents, Mackinaw jumped from 27 to 38 cents, and Davis Daly edged up to 13-4. Rhode Island Coal recovered to close at 85-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chino Copper
Inspiration
Mackinaw
Davis Daly
Champion
Rhode Island Coal
Chino
Shode Island Coal
New England
Treasury
Boston
Bond Market Notes and Upcoming Public Bids
Malden Mass opens bids for a 50 000 temporary loan due April 10 1931. J P Morgan has purchased 7.5 million 4 12 percent NY Central equipment trust certificates maturing 500 000 annually 191 25. Arlington Mass invites bids for 39 000 4 percent school bonds and 14 000 4 percent fewer bonds dated 1910 maturing 1900 annually 1912 18. Next Harriman system issue eyed is 160 million refunding bonds by Oregon and Washington Rail Road. American Smelting plans a Jan 5 stockholders meeting to raise capital to 115 million common stock from 100 7 and convert 15 million bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gulf
BR & Q
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Rock Island
Union Pacific
West End
Sig St RY Ry
Allouez
Michigan
Nf Om
Tamarack
Trinity Renee
Utah
Winona Steer
Wollaston
Mergenthaler
Pa Coast
Seattle Klee
United Fruit
U S
Steel Teeee
Miami
Sup & Bugs
Pitts
Oo Swift & Mo
Apex
Ahmeek
Am Devel
Amal
Nevada
Ariz Canane
Goo Ariz Mines
Bay State
Gu Iy
Bohemia
Boston FE
Cactus
Calaveras
Cal
Corbin Cece
Wale
Chine i
Cobalt Central
Arizona
Corbin
Cortez Seraan
Davis Daly Peewee
Domin Syu Lee Laut
EI Consol
Witeh
Goldfield
OUS
Inspiration
McKinle Dar
SOO Majestic Stare Hee
Mass Coal
Mollie Gibson
Douglas
Utah U
Baltic
Ohio
Raven
Bay Central Seees
South Lake
Nao
At&sf
Keth Steel
Brooklyn
New & Age Ted
Malden
Mass
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Arlington
Harriman
Oregon & Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
American Smelters Securities Company
Colwmbia Gly
China
Ding
Davis Daly
Ely Central
Inspiration Tee
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Ney UM & S
Ls Tao Rawhide
Ray Central
Tigl
Sup & Pitts
Union Mines
Stoneham Co
Charles A
State Street
Ked. Beck
Careenear
Black Jack
Carisa
Cedar Talisman
Colorado
Columbus
Sam
Chicago
Milk Street
Adams Express Co
Allis Chalmers
Mfg
Coll Trust
Armour
T&s
E& W Va
Bethlehem Steel
Bo Ches & Ohio
Chi & Alt
M & St P
Ri& P
C & St
Col & South
den & Rio
Dupont de N Pond
Ind
Nat Gas & Oil
Interbor
Kan City
Kings
Lake Shore
Lehigh I
Tonis & Nash
Atelee
Metro
Ryetts
Rvecere
Minn & Sell
Mk& T Ist
Nash Chat & SL
BOK
Nygelhep
Y & NH
S&w Cope
Nor & W
Oregon
Pac
T & T Ss
Penn
Oshilo
Reg Pace
San An & Ar
Seaboard
Tex & Okla
Im Tex & Pacific
GOK
London
Union Bag & Paper
US Steel
Wabash Ist
Mae
GM A
W-P Ter
Maryland
NY & P
West Union
Westingh
Y City
Nashua and Jackson Company Semi Annual Stock Details
Salt Lake quotations list Nashua Manufacturing Company and Jackson Company with semi annual dividends $25 and $40 respectively. Dec 1 payment date to stock of record Nov 23. Navy reference indicates official record date and payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Jackson Company
Navy
New York Bonds and Corn Exports Week Summary
New York bonds for the week ending Nov 24 aggregate 4 014 610 bushels vs 4 347 488 last year. For 21 weeks ending Nov 24 exports total 46 129 939 bushels vs 68 782 144. corn exports for the week 501 813 vs 254 561 last year. Failures for the week ending Nov 24 total 212 vs 217 in 1909, 198 in 1908, 258 in 1907, and 174 in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Spradstreet’s
Local Market Dull Session Shows Mixed Copper Stock Activity
Yesterday's local market activity was muted with 21 877 shares on the official sheet and 176 rights plus $38 000 bonds traded. United States Smelting common edged higher on renewed buying and short covering lifting 11 4 points to 351 4, while Amalgamated drifted into routine trading after earlier firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amalgamated
Busness
East Butte
Copper mining and finance notes on shaft progress and markets
The report details ongoing sinking from 1280 feet toward the 14-foot level at Giroux Consolidated with crosscuts toward the Alpha ore body. It notes copper grades around 4 to 12 percent, plus bank reserve data, a steady 5 percent discount rate, and commentary on First National Copper's operations and prospective plant changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroux
Mason Valley
Company stays near earnings peak after Cottrell process start
The firm reports earnings roughly on par with prior levels since resuming operations following the installation of the Cottrell process. This indicates steady performance amid process upgrades and production restarts.
Calendar for Today Assessments Payable in Ely
Calendar notes Assessments payable Ely Central fifteen cents Ex Dividend Quincy Mining Boston and Lowell Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Mining, Boston & Lowell Railroad
Trade review notes steady demand amid cautious manufacturing
G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports activity moving with safety and limited speculation. Prospects for holiday buying look hopeful as consumer spending remains strong. Cotton goods markets stay quiet due to high production costs. woolens show spot demand. Leather futures remain firm with varied tannage prices as hides trade sluggishly amid strikes and output restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
China
Bradstreet's Review State of Trade Preview
Bradstreet's State of Trade notes holiday demand rising with novelty items and seasonal jewelry in good demand, overall trade above last year yet irregular. Jobber reorders ease as inventory season nears, retail activity softens, and collections vary from slow to good. Iron steel mood shifts, corn prices drop, cotton up on light ginning, hogs down while beef steadies. Coffee climbs to high figures. copper remains quiet amidst U S and Canada export trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Arrivals at the wharf with large fish cargoes and steamship movements
The report notes 286 700 pounds of fish landed over two days with haddock cod hake pollock cask and scrod amounts carried by vessels including Raymah and others. Hamburg America Bosnia arrives late with 10 700 tons cargo nearly 1 000 000 dollars. Several liners Goredyk Rheingraf MarquetteCanopic Leyland and White Star details and Christmas shipments mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymah
Haddock
Ray Niah
Robert & Arthur
Flora J. Sears
Pan H. F. Knowlton
Freedom
Mary Emerson
Rylvester
Mabel E. Bryson
Hamburg-American Line
Bosnia
Adolph Schmidt
Hamburg
Mystic Wharf
Baltimore
Gorredyk
Holland- American Line
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Sunlight
Macoris
San Domingo
Havana
Rheingraf
Sehnoer
Gretavale
Progreso
Mexico
Norfolk
Lancastrian
Alexander Fortay
Hoosac Docks
London
Warren
Sagamore
Therian
Leyland Line
Clyde Street Pier
White Star
Canopic
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Cape Cod Canal
Betts Wrecking Company
Neponset
Susie D
Green's Yard
Chelsea
Liverpool
Ivernia
United Fruit Company
Admiral Schley
J. Jensen
Long Wharf
Jamaican
Landsman
Shipping News Update From The Mini Almanac
A shipping column lists arrivals including the steamers Bosnia Gorredyk Amsterdam Rheingraf A W Perry City of Memphis Juniata Grecian City of Philadelphia and many barges and tugs The report notes vessels reaching New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and various ports with towed barges and operations near Salem Newport News and Norfolk during late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnia
Schmidt
Hamburg
Gorredyk
de Jonge
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
New York
Rheingraf
Schnoer
Havana
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Charlottetown
E. L
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
Boston
Port Johnson
N. J
Salem
Covington
Law
Newport News
Lancaster
Idaho
Gwalia
Morse
Ctc
Hattie
Ivie
Fiedmont
Hudgins
Baltimore
Beverly
North America
Nelson
Oakland
Troy
Scranton
Prudence
Hanna
Maurice River
Calvin
Elizabeth
Lynn
Lykens
Hammond
Philadelphia
Manatawny
Scituate
Eagle Hill
Teverton
Lenape
Lloyd
Knickerbocker
Portland
Cocalloo
Buck Ridge
Neponset
Sears
Susie D. Betts
Sandwich
Carflont
Charles T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Lortsmouth
Maritime Movements Include Baltimore Bound Vessels and Sailings
Shipping notices list schooners and steamers sailing or cleared to Baltimore Philadelphia and Portland with routes via Bangor Eastport Norfolk Newport News and York and Navy yards. Vessels include Lancastrian Iberian City of Memphis San Jose Oley Tulpehocken and Wilkesbarre with multiple tows and port calls.
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London
Manchester
Memphis
Savannah
San Jose
Port Simon
C. Ray
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Gloucester
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Tamaqua
Maple Hill
Oley
Tulpehocken
Philadelphia
Paoli
South Amboy
Haverford
Newburybert
Devon
Malvern
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Wilkesbarre
Salem
Josie
Muchias
Regina
Mary Augusts
Eastern
William Reeve
Portland
Cutler
James HH. Hoyt
Frances Brod
Perth Amboy
N.os
Boston Manufacturer Seeks Injunction Against Union Council
Fred J Thompson shoe maker with shops in Boston and Haverhill asks Superior Court for an injunction against Des sire H Houle Thomas Dalton Fred S Reardon and others forming the Shoemakers Protective Union council. He alleges a conspiracy to force an end to his open shop policy and to compel exclusive union labor threatening strikes and blacklisting. Case set for hearing on Nov 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Thompson
Lincoln Street
Boston
Wingate Street
Haverhill
Superior Court
Dessire H. Houle
Thomas Dalton
Fred S Reardon
Council of the Shoemakers' Protective Union
En His
Thompson
Goinsane over surveyor figures in Bellefontaine
William Trabert became insane after a surveyor reduced his land size, leaping through a window and running into the streets while threatening pedestrians. He was captured.
Stage attractions light up Boston in December listings
Francis Wilson stars in The Bachelor's Baby at Hollis while Willian Gillette ends his run tonight. Blanche Ring heads to Majestic next week in The Yankee Girl with May Vokes lead. Raffles with Kyrle Bellew ends today, and Sothern Marlowe perform Romeo and Juliet at Shubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Hollis
Willian Gillette
Blanche Ring
Majestic Theatre
Gvood-by
Katy
Shubert Theatre
May Vokes
Raffles
Kyrle Bellew
Mabel Barrison
Lulu
Globe Theatre
Lew Dockstader
Minstrels
Sothern
Marlowe
Forbes Robertson
Boston
Hunter
the Tremont
Christie MacDonald
Montgomery and
Stone
Old Town
Colonial Theatre
Grand Opera House
John Craig
Castle Square
Fannie Ward
B. F. Keith
Onaip
Williams and Schwartz
Gus Edwards
Kountry Kids
Jolly Wild and Company
Jimmy Walsh
Helen Richards
Bowdoin
Charles Howard
Follies of
New York
Paris
Waldron
Vanity Fair
Edmond Hayes
Columbia Theatre
the Ducklings
Boston Petitions Seek Stable for Six Horses at 805 Massachusetts Ave
Boston petitions to the Health Department request permission to erect a brick stable for six horses at 805 Massachusetts Avenue Ward 17. Notice of a December 8 hearing is ordered with publications in the Boston Journal and Boston Post and service on adjoining landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Health Department
Massachusetts Avenue
Ward 17
Board of Health
Roland Litchfield
International Trust Co
Milk Street
City OF
Boston Journal
Boston Post
C. E. Davis, JR
Board OF Street Commissioners
Franklin Street
Ward 7
Bigelow & Dowse CO
J. J. O'Callaghan
J. O'Callagnan
RENU RIBN for Typewriters Promises Easy Ribbon Renewal
Typewriters repair and supply ad touts RENU-RIBN that renews ribbons for all colors. One vial allegedly lasts a dozen uses and costs 50 cents by mail from RENU-RIBN CO at 155 Main St Marshalltown Iowa. Other listings include machine rental and exchange services at 388 Bromfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renu-Ribn
Renu-Ribn CO
Main St
Marshalltown
Fxchangz
Bromfield
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Peenee
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Boston Clearings
Reichsmarks
Ihu
Iain
Ees
Pases Oet
Telo Soves
Pase Novi
SS Indan
Jones
Inter
Iowa Central
Louis Nash Way
LOO Mer Marine
Minn & SL Ou
Ss P&s
NY Central
Nyo&w
TOO
Nor & West
Sno Pacific Mail
Roe Island
Southwest
The
Texas Co
U_S8&C IP & F
West Maryland
Westinghouse
Salt Lake
NEW York Bonds
Qbandler
Clark B. Dunton
Crown Chartered
Warren Gzowski & CO
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto
Broadst
Jas. H. Batchelder, JR
Socorro
New Mexico
American Telegraphone
Wan'tel
Good Housekeeping
North Am
Oxford Linen
Shay & Co
State St
Allen Arnold & Co
Winona
First National Copper
Thompson, Towle & Co
First National Copper Company
Dun
RPR. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet’s
Holiday Developments Responsible
Wnlon Brater
Shipping News
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Ellen Little
Rawding
Apalachicola
Frances (Br
Comeau
Singleton Palmer
Bowden
R. L. Tay
Bangor
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