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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
14
The market stayed strong through the week with advances mainly in specialties. Fearing led a new high but overall averages rose only moderately, as 20 active rails crossed a high for the first time since Aug. 17 while 12 industrials stayed below August peak. The move produced small oscillations leaving the market about a point under that earlier high.
The calendar notes open prices for Colorado and Southern first and second preferred shares, West End Street Railway common stock, and ex-dividend for U S Smelting common and preferred shares.
The piece analyzes a bear market since August 14 1909 with long drawn out side movements, notes possible bottoming but cautions that further price declines could trigger a new bear phase. It discusses sentiment shifts and pending policy actions affecting stock prices and expects possible future bull moves if conditions improve.
The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad forecasts passenger revenues up 858,053 dollars due to rate increases across the system over the past year. The figures accompany the road's general statement for the year ending June 30, released yesterday.
The report shows total operating revenue of 60.69 million with net income of 10.80 million and a year end surplus of 1.04 million. It notes wage-driven tariff increases and potential through freight rate gains delayed by ICC inquiry. Massachusetts improvements include removing grade crossings and B and M holdings data reveal New Haven controls a majority of shares in the combined stock structure.
The piece notes forced grain shipments to markets, rising time money, and a cautious stance after early alarm. It cites a eight month trade deficit, rising bank rates in Germany and England, possible gold exports, a weaker New York surplus, and a stock market rally lacking solid confidence with weak leaders and risky speculative issues driving gains.
Louis Mudgett lists artists performing in recital this year at Symphony Hall and Jordan Hall. Madame Sembrich, Alessandro Bonci, Morton Adkins, Janet Spencer, Emilio de Goyorza, Jeanne Jomelli, Schumann-Klevik, Joseph Hofmann, Ferruccio Busoni, Mischa Elman, Emmanuel Ondricek, Bessie Belle Collier are noted with dates and venues. Handel and Haydn Society concerts span December to April. Flonzaley String Quartet to perform three concerts in Chickering Hall.
A California registered firm with 10 million authorized shares aims to acquire and develop oil properties. Mascot Premier Yellowstone assets combined could yield over 1.6 million yearly net income. Underwriters Syndicate offers stock at 60 cents per share, minimum 100 shares, limited allotment.
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