Markets Show Heavy Tone Across Exchange Floors
Market summaries indicate heavy trading with total New York sales at 727 800 shares and Boston at 42 059. Reading leads New York as the most active issue with 159 700 shares. Amalgamated tops Boston with 6 957. Notable moves include American Snuff up 54 to 190 in New York and Union Pacific down 2 to 1614 in Boston. Call money stands at 11 percent in New York and 2 percent in Boston. Time money ranges from 24 to 3 percent in New York and 3 to 4 percent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Rock Island
New Haven
Hartford
Union Pacific
Amer Ice & Leather
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelt & Refg
Amer Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Sneet
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil & St Paul, Colo Fuel & Iron
Colo & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Denver & Rio Grande
Urie
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central Sky
Interborough-Metro
Town Central
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Mexican Central
St P & Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Hale Hal
Kan
Texas
New York Central
Ont & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St l & San Fran
St Louis S W
Sloss
Sheffield S
Southern Pacific Ee
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
St I. & West
Utah Copper
Virg Care Chem
Wabash
Wisconsin Central Om
Market Slump Deepens Amid European Tensions and Dividends
A broad market downturn dominated by bearish London selling and weak U.S. rail stocks. Northern Pacific faced distribution doubts as leaders announced only the regular dividend, while names like Union Pacific Reading St Paul and Erie fell multiple points amid dull trading and profit taking.
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State Street
Europe
London
Northern Pacific
Steel Common
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Amalgamated
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
New York
Copper stocks and market moves in early 1900s Boston trading
The article notes 150 000 Bingham Consoli stock stricken from the Boston Stock Exchange list after majority deposits under the Bing ham Mines circular. It details Bank of England weekly reserve shifts, discount rate hold, and various corporate moves including Davis Daly, Pennsylvania Railroad bonds listing, and Rock Island directors re election. It also covers legal battles in the Calumet & Hecla Bigelow suit, North Butte Extension troubles, Old Dominion construction, Utah Consolidated share activity, and competitive moves by Sprague Warner & Co in Chicago.
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Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Bingham Mines Company
Old Dominion
Amalgamated
North Butte
Stock and Bond Market Totals From New York Trade
Boston reports the day’s stock and bond activity with totals. Ex dividend listings show 27,444 shares of listed stocks and 14,615 shares of unlisted stocks, while bonds totaled $161,000 in sales.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Report Oct 8 1930s
Local curb market activity was fair with Bay State Gas and Eureka leading sales. Bay State Gas traded from fractions of a cent to 94 cents, Eureka from 5 to 6 cents, and Orphan Copper sold 400 shares at 2 and 134.
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Exchange Place
Bay State Gas
Eureka
Orphan Copper
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
Dividend notices from Bosnyocolo Co International Steam Pump Co Eastman Kodak Co Grand Trunk Railway Savoy Oil Camp Bird Amalgamated Zinc & Lead Realty & Improvement Northern Pacific Railway Bond & Share Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway list per share amounts dates and book closures with stock record dates and payment details across multiple firms and years.
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Bosnyocolo Co
International Steam Pump Co
Eastman Kodak Co
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Savoy Oil Co
Camp Bird, Ltd
Amalgamated Zinc & Lead Co
Amalgamated Ead & Zinc Co
Realty & Improvement Co
Northern Pacific Railway Co
New Infectious Wards Open at Boston Homeopathic Hospital
Boston area readers learn the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital on Allston street in Brighton unveils three new modern wards for diphtheria and scarlet fever. Nearly 60 beds and a $300 000 investment mark a year of work under Dr William O Mann with fire resistant concrete interiors and convenient city access.
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Boston
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Allston Street
Brighton
William O. Mann
Lim
Boston resident touts Dean's Kidney Pills cure
A Boston man Frank A. Fisher describes kidney trouble and diabetes, suffering back pain, nervousness, and frequent urination. He says Dean's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms after brief use and claims a full cure, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents selling at 50 cents.
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Boston
Frank A. Fisher
Concord Street
Mass
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hayes Gift Funds Hospital Buildings Erected in 1908
Bronze tablet records a 75000 fund given by John C. Hayes to start the hospital. The inscription notes the buildings were erected through the Hayes generosity with his wife Fanny S. Hayes and were completed and occupied in October 1908. The second floor houses nurse sleeping rooms with single accommodations in most rooms.
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Hayes
John C. Hayes
Fanny S. Hayes
Benj F Thompson of Somerville Dies at 80 Years
Benjamin F. Thompson longtime Somerville assessor died at his home 21 Summit Ave. He was born in Kennebunkport Me and early life included sea service with a Havana voyage story. Thompson settled in Somerville 53 years ago and resigned as assessor December 31, 1907. He leaves a widow.
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Benjamin F. Thompson
Somerville
Summit Avenue
Mr. Thompson
Kennebunkport
Havana
Morro Castle
United States
Kearsarge
Roxbury Youth Defies Doctors Marries in Providence
Frank Joseph Graham 19 of 58 Quincy Street Roxbury wed Miss Blanche Marion Leavitt of Cambridge in Providence Rhode Island defying physicians warnings about his weak heart. The marriage surprised both families after their romance began when Leavitt visited the Washington Street photo shop where Graham works.
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Frank Joseph Graham
Quincy Street
Roxbury
Blanche Marion Leavitt
Cambridge
Providence
No Bath in 11 Years Sparks Pittsburgh Divorce
Mrs. Mary Erny files for divorce from her husband William F. Erny a wealthy Pine Township farmer alleging he has not bathed in eleven years. She seeks alimony as part of the divorce action reported from Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
William F. Erny
Pine Township
Mary Erny
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Somerville IS Dead
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Mgr
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the Thief
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