Dividends Resumed On Rubber Common And Market Activity
Daily market summary shows dividends resumed on rubber common. New York and Boston totals for share sales, with the most active steel issues in both cities. Year to date and prior year comparisons, notable gains and losses, call and time money rates in New York and Boston.
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New York
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Steel Common
Wells
Eees
Frances Tees
Reichsm Ks Ee
Aes
Seaman Tee
Market notes show dull trading but strong volume on 450000 shares
The session featured a rise in Southern rail stocks led by Louisville & Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line on hopes of heavy cotton tonnage and a possible L&N rights issue. United States Rubber resumed 4 percent dividend amid investor skepticism over management and high debt. Lake Copper rose 1.5 points as steel fell about 1.875 points while overall close remained firm.
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Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
United States Rubber Common
Copper stocks jump as consolidation plan is abandoned
The local market shows a surge in copper shares after Calumet & Hecla officials announce the consolidation plan will be dropped and Ahmeek stock pays an initial dividend of $2 per share. Trading gains sweep Lake issues with Calumet & Hecla up to 399 1 2, Al Joulez 29, Centennial 10 6 8, La Salle 5, Osceola 93, Tama 2, Isle Royale 16, Ahmeek 170. The Street approves independence of these companies and resumes trading.
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Ahmeek Mining declares initial dividend surprise
The Ahmeek Mining Company declares a $2 per share initial dividend, a semi annual rate that values the stock at 170 after the move up 15 points from the prior close. With 50,000 shares issued, $100,000 will be distributed, of which Calumet & Hecla treasury gets $49,600. Indiana shaft depth and Reinhardt letter noted.
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Ahmeek ‘Mining Company
Calumet & Hecla
Ahmeek
Calumet &Hecla Treasury
Bradstreets Trade Review Mixed, Cites Cautious Buyers
Bradstreet's report notes a liberal week for road sales but a slight overall trade retreat from last week as buyers hold stocks and seek prompt shipment. It highlights strong cotton prospects, varying crop marketing effects, and firmer tin with lower lead. Bank clears rose 6 percent from 1910, with 201 business failures the week ending Oct. 5. Exports show higher wheat and corn shipments for the period.
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