Rise in Western Union Features Trading
Total sales listed for New York and Boston include 506000 and 22726 shares respectively. Most active issues are Steel common in both cities with 194800 and 5086 shares. Gains and losses highlight American Express Calumet & Hecla Vulcan Detinning and Seattle Electric pref among others. Call money ranges 3.14 to 4 percent in New York and 4 to 5 percent in Boston.
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Market steady with Western Union leading advance amid copper shares
The market remained choppy with small gains in Western Union and traction stocks while leaders lagged. Traction issues rose on rumors of city buyouts and copper plays, notably Tuolumne climbing to 35 8, as traders added shorts amid market uncertainty and weak finish.
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Telegraph Company
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
American Telephone Company
New York City
Steinway Tunnel
Jin North Butte
Calumet & Arizona
Lake Copper
Copper Range
East Butte
Granby
Amalgamated
Tuolumne
Market notes and telegrams from Toronto on Porcupine Gold
Yesterday's auction watches show declines for York Manufacturing 6 to 135 and Connecticut River railroad 5.5 to 270 while Barristers Hall Trust rises 2 to 82 and Hartford Fire Insurance slips 38 to 718. Toronto telegrams announce Porcupine Gold's sharp advance after a board meeting, treasury stock sales funding mine development and a 160 ton mill. John M. Godfrey joins the Vipond mine board. Local curb sales total 634704 shares with Amalgamated Nevada and Porcupine groups leading. Arthur P. Stone of Commonwealth Trust returns from the White Mountains and Berkshires.
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Estabrook-Anderson Shoe
Barristers Hall Trust
Connecticut River Railroad
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Ane
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Vipond
Boston curb market shows new low for the year
Curb traders saw Bay State decline to 14 cents, Davis Daly fall from 88 to 83 cents, Raven drop from 24 to 2 cents before closing at 28 cents. Quotations for Rhode Island Coal Amalgamated Nevada Corbin Copper and Porcupine Northern fluctuated with the rest of the curb list.
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Bond bids and loans and railroad notes dated Oct 1 1911
Concord Massachusetts to receive bids Oct 9 for 60000 four per cent shoe bonds and 12500 four per cent water bonds dated Oct 1 1911. Wellesley awards 10000 temporary loan dated Oct 3 maturing Dec 4 at 3.74 percent discount. Erie Railroad sells 4550000 three year five per cent notes dated Oct 1 1911 to J P Morgan Co First National Bank of New York and National City Bank of New York.
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Nelson Hangs Up Gloves as Saylor Beats Champion
The article notes Bat Nelson may retire after a defeat by Kid Saylor in Brockton. It praises Nelson’s clean record and fortune, then shifts to college football and track talk, highlighting Cornell Chicago Michigan matchups and Dartmouth prospects under Harry Hillman. It also covers Pennsylvanias and the US Olympic fund raise, with Eller’s standout season and upcoming Swedish team hopes.
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Merkle error and old time sports notes mixture
Dispute over Merkle touching bases in a famous early pennant game confirms he failed to touch second. Includes results from a Wells vs Moore armory fight, amateur tournament entries for Quincy, Lowell league pennant news, Harvard football 1910 note, Fitzsimmons birth, Brock to Fair Marathon, and Harvard Yale ticket help.
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Local Market Bears Hesitate. Steel Common Leads Activity
The local market showed indifference amid New York hesitancy. Steel common drove activity with $08 shares traded, contrasting with 7139 shares in unlisted stocks and 22,726 total shares in both classes. Nervousness fueled moderated bearish trading amid such volume.
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New York Stocks and Bond Market Report from Boston
The Boston market notes operating Oct 4 The course of stock and bond prices shows daily movements with totals and comparisons to the prior close noting bonds in focus.
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Federal Trust Co Wins Davie Suit Over Stock Security
Judge Hardy orders the Federal Trust Company to hold as security for loans to Brock Davie 1070 shares of American News Co stock belonging to William H. Jackson and 90 shares of Connecticut River Power Co stock owned by Harriman & Chase. Jackson may redeem by paying $89,530 plus costs within 31 days. Harriman & Chase may claim the River Power stock only after paying Jackson. If Jackson redeems, Harriman & Chase can take River Power stock upon paying $7,500.
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Boston to Sell 2,885,000 Bonds for City Projects
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald authorized 2,885,000 in bonds to fund Chelsea North Bridge street lighting drainage high‑pressure service playgrounds Ward 20 and Ward 5 branch library North End general sewerage highways land for schoolhouse rapid transit Cambridge connection. Bids due to City Treasurer Charles H. Slattery by noon Oct. 19.
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Cosmpolitan Trust Co Incorporation Sealed in Boston
The board voted to issue a certificate to the Cosmo politan Trust Company of Boston. The bank will have a capital of 200000 dollars and locate in the financial district. Principal incorporators include Max Mitchell Lee M. Friedman Perry C. Wiggin Ernest E. Smith Philip Cabot George E. Brock William J. Daly Horace E. Hildreth and Joseph P. Morse.
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Dividends Declared by Major Utilities and Firms
The notice lists multiple companies declaring quarterly or semi annual dividends with preferred and common shares. Records dates range mid October to early November, with amounts including percentages and fixed dollar amounts such as 1.50 and 3.50 for preferred shares.
Calendar for Today Dividends and Book Closings Notice
Books open for Canadian Pacific Louisville and Nashville. Dividends payable United Shoe Machinery and United Shoe Machinery preferred. Ex dividend Reece Buttonhole and Reece Folding. Western Maryland both common and preferred. Books close Western Maryland common and preferred.
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Arrest Expected in Church Desecration in East Cambridge
After an all day probe by the State and Cambridge police, an arrest is expected soon in the attempt to destroy the Armenian Church in Norton's Square East Cambridge. A milkman found a fire in the boiler room and alerted fire crews who prevented the blaze. Entry was gained by forcing basement screens and marauders rifled the vestry, scattered vestments, blocked a drain, and started the boiler fire.
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Automobilia News and Ford Production Projections
Paul Roche rejoins F. E. Wing Motor Car Co as Marmon and Lin McKie heads Velie truck sales. New York to host a single automobile show from 1918 onward. Taft presented Chalmers to Denver manager Jack Hendricks. Fairmount Park entries reach 19 cars with Fiat and Lozier models prominent. Ford plans 75 000 cars yearly, a production pace of about one car every two minutes, with touring car roadster and delivery wagon in line. Household hints to follow in next Sunday’s Post.
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Saylor Beats Nelson in Armory Bout. Nelson Honored
Nelson, the Durable Dane, was out pointed by Young Saylor of Indianapolis Tuesday night at the Armory. Saylor earns praise for a clean victory while Nelson earns respect for his gameness and old time form. Discussion continues on weights and upcoming clashes including Klaus versus Moha and potential matchups for Papke and Welp.
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Sunday Post Magazine Faces $10,000 Short Story Contest Winners
Two strong stories entered in the Sunday Post Magazine's $10,000 short story contest are slated to appear in next Sunday's issue, showcasing fresh narrative voices and compelling plots.
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Lost French Bulldog Snooks Missing Near St Botolph
Female four month old French bulldog with brindle and black face answers to Snooks last seen near St Botolph and Fallon streets in Boston. Reward offered for her return to Suite 2 80 Botolph Street. Contact Main 1882.
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