Market Reports Show Stocks Moving Narrowly In Dull Trading
Prices fluctuated only slightly with total New York sales at 198,300 shares and Boston at 22,415. Major gainers and losers included United Dry Goods and Wells Fargo Express in New York, Old Colony R. A. and Providence & Worcester in Boston. Crop prospects and steel tonnage figures framed hopes for a new bull move, while money rates and uncertain finances capped activity amid near-record low trading in early hours.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Arizona Commercial
United Dry Goods
Wells Fargo Express
Old Colony
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Southwestern
United States Steel Corporation
Local Market Reports Copper Strength Drives Early Gains
Trading in yesterday's market showed moderate activity led by copper shares with North Butte, Giroux, Arizona Commercial and Adventure as top movers. North Butte rose to 31 3 8 from 30 3 4, Adventure closed up a full point at 9, and Hancock advanced to 24, up 11 8 from earlier. Edison Electric jumped after a 3 percent dividend to 70. The tone was firm despite renewed selling in Amalgamated and a note on production curtailment aiding copper prospects.
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North Butte
Giroux
Arizona
Commercial
Adventure
Hancock
Amalgamated
New York
Germany
Telephone
Edison Electric
Shoe Machinery
Swift & Co
Cactus Copper Faces Setback at Pinto Shaft Shift
Boston curb market shows Cactus Copper slipping to 70 cents as engineer reports erosion north and east of the Pinto shaft, dampening ore prospects though 2.5 million tons remain in sight. Company expenses run about 3500 monthly with 102,626 in treasury and 421,502 treasury shares. stock is non-assessable, while broader market movements continue with detailed curb list fluctuations.
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Ely Central
National Mining Exploration
First National
Mason Valley
Cactus Copper
Massachusetts Coal
Oak
Cactus
Pinto
Hamilton
Treasury
Bond Market Notes From Clinton And Greenfield Auctions
The $14,000 four and a half percent ten year notes dated July 1 1910 for Clinton Mass were awarded to E H Rollins & Sons for 14057.50 plus accrued interest. The $15,000 four percent coupon school bonds bid on June 28 were awarded to W J Jenkins at 100.50. Greenfield Mass awarded $75000 four percent notes dated Nov 1 1910 maturing 8750 annually 1911 1930 to Jackson & Curtis at 3.9 percent and $50000 four percent sewer bonds dated Nov 1 1919 maturing 5000 annually 1911-1920 at 100.92.
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Clinton
Mass
E. H. Rollins & Sons
W. J. Jenkins
Greenfield
Jackson & Curtis
Dividends Declared By Major Corporations This Quarter
Edison Co declares quarterly dividend of 3 percent with record date Oct 15 for stock issued Nov 1. Connecticut Railway & Light Co reports quarterly 1 percent on preferred shares with Nov 1 record and 1 percent on common shares with Nov 15. American Rolling Mill Co issues 1.5 percent preferred and 3 percent common for Oct 15. Consolidation Coal Co sets 5.5 percent quarterly dividend for Oct 31 with Oct 24 record.
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Edison Co
Connecticut Railway & Light Co
American Rolling Mill Co
Consolidation Coal Co
Arizona Mines See High Grade Ore Near 900 Foot Level
Current notes from the mining scene report No. 5 drill finding 17 feet of ore just below the 900-foot level. The New Baltic shaft progressed 48 feet in September to 78 feet depth, hampered by late arrival of steam drill and ore compressor. William G. Dana, senior editor of the New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle, has died. Mackinaw mine shown as fine with high grade ore. winter supplies en route and engineers’ report awaited. Juan A. Creel, A. J. McQuarters, and James A. Long visit from Chihuahua’s Alvarado Mining Co. W. H. Merritt of Valdez Creek Consolidated returns from prospecting with gold nuggets and plans another trip.
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Arizona
Baltic
William G. Dana
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dana
The
Mackinaw
W. H. Merritt
Valdez Creek Consolidated Mining Company
Merritt
Trawlers Bring Load of Fresh Fish Despite Weather
A fleet of 29 trawlers arrived at T wharf after Saturday night, with total fares of 830 500 pounds of mixed fish. Haddock, cod, hake, pollock and halibut comprised the bulk, led by 338 100 pounds of haddock and 251 700 pounds of cod. The Eugenia and Lucania carried key halibut amounts, and the Walter P. Goulart landed the cash haul. The Aspinet returned from Western Banks with 98 000 pounds after a three week voyage, though rough seas damaged her sails. Commodities quoted included haddock at 4 1 4 cents and hake at 8 1 2 to 2 3 4 cents per pound. The Zeeland steamer, with 95 in the saloon, 242 in cabin, and 405 steerage, was due at Hoosac docks tomorrow after escaping recent gales. The Mina Swim suffered mainmast loss but arrived with 16 200 pounds of fish, while crew fashioned a jury rig to reach Boston.
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T Wharf
Eugenia
Lucania
Walter P. Goulart
Aspinet
Jake Brigham
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Clara G, Silva
KE. C. Hussey
Mina Swim
Grace Darling
Leon Albert W. Black
Richard J. Nonan
Mae Metacomet
Dag Ibsses
E. M. Thompson
Metamera
Nies Rose Standish
Reliance Ag
Annie
John Mathias
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hoosac Jocks
Charlestown
Boston Light
Zeeland
William Co. Goodwin
Boston
Copper output falls as curtailment continues in September
Reports from Utah Copper and Nevada Consolidated show September copper production dipping from July and August levels due to curtailment. Utah Copper produced 7.1 million pounds, Nevada Consolidated 5.27 million pounds. President Amster of Shannon Copper touts costs near 10 cents, enabling higher earnings per share on varying copper grades. American Cotton Oil Company earnings lagged year to Aug 1. Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards stockholders eyed a $160 per share deposit offer for 16,500 shares. Ely Central’s decline linked to prior raid and corporate reshuffling at Sly Central Copper, with transfer restrictions imposed by federal authorities.
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Securities Transfer Company
Ely Central
B. H. Scheffels & Co
St & Tr
British Columbia
Chicago
Ely
McKinley Dar
Miami Copper
Ney Utah M&s
Nip Mines Co
Ohio Copper
Ray Central
Standard Oil
Sup & Pittsburg
United Coper
Yukon
Utah Copper and
Nevada Consolidated Companies
Utah
Nevada Consolidated
N. S. Amster
Shannon Copper Company
Shannon
American Cotton Oil Company
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards
Chicago Packers
New York
H. Scheftels & Co
Fly Central Copper Company
Turner
B. H. Scheftels & Co
Charles F
Corncob Industry Grows as Factories Share Seed Corn
Fulton Mo Oct 10 Free corn and a large stock of corncobs for pipes may arrive if corncob factories keep gifting seed corn generously. The calendar for today lists Lowell Electric Light and Fort Hill Chemical Co as part of the town’s notes.
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Lowell Electric Light
Fort Hill Chemical Co
Fulton, Mo
Moody Goes to Capital
Justice William H. Moody of the U S Supreme Court left Magnolia for Washington today after a stay here since late July. He traveled by special train from Boston with his private car attached to the Federal express, accompanied by his sister Mary E. Moody and his physician. President Taft offered the Dolphin dispatch boat, but Moody's physician said he was fit for rail travel.
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Magnolia
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Boston
Federal Express
Justice Moody
Mary E. Moody
Taft
Seventeen Pearls Found In Oyster Luncheon
W J Macdonald a United States steamboat inspector found seventeen pearls in an oyster during lunch at the Pierce building lunchroom in St Louis on October 10 He saved the pearls as a souvenir None believed valuable sizes range from pinhead to large pen and several are irregular in shape
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ST. Louis
W. J. Macdonald
United States
Macdonald
One in Three Pupils Goes to School Hungry
Kansas City report by truancy officers states one third of schoolchildren begin the day hungry. One officer cites cases where children’s breakfast consisted only of a dill pickle.
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Kansas City
Almanac Shipping News of Tide Times and Vessels
Shipping notices list sunrises and sunsets, tides for October, and a long inventory of arriving, cleared, and sailing ships. Vessels named include Virginia, New York, Rhode Island, Winslow, San Jose, Luck, Hali fax, Marguerite, Annie, Abana, George M. Warner, Lulu W. Eppes, J. S. Glover, and many others. The report reflects a busy port season with coal shipments and multiple steamers and schooners bound for the Caribbean, Nova Scotia, and East Coast ports.
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Glennon
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Griffin
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Port Limon
C. R
Bound Brook
Luck
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Jam
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Bills
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Nacon«chee
Howlett
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Marguerite
Boureau
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N. B
Annie
Dowcette
Salmon River
Mercedese
Reuben
Robbins
Stonington
Wiliam Rice
King
Rockland
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Stinson
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Lulu W. Eppes
Moseley
Ae Chiss
Glover
Davis
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Dominion
Sydney
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Nacoochee
Ger
Sandwich
William P. Hood
Samuel
Thorp
Mars
Jane Palmer
Whip
Mass
John Cadwallader
Eagle
Mary A. White
Jailed Russian worker sent food to destitute family
Theophile Pavluchek, a Russian postal employee held on larceny charges, has a wife and five children at 42 Hawthorne Chelsea in destitute circumstances. While jailed on Charles Street awaiting possible extradition, he prepared a parcel of jail supplied food for his family, which was opened and seized, he having eaten nothing himself to ensure their meals.
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Theophile Pavluchek
Hawthorne Street
Chelsea
Charles Street
State Department
Pavluchek
Heir Legally Dead Returns for Legacy in Carlisle
George C. Best, who vanished seven years ago near Shiremanstown, was declared legally dead and his estate placed under administration. Now living in Kansas City, he plans to return to claim the legacy that accrued after relatives believed him dead.
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Carlisle
Penn
George C. Best
Shiremanstown
Best
Kansas City
Woman Dies While Testifying In Damages Suit
Mrs Mary J Barnes of 465 Seventh Street collapsed and died on the witness stand in a Supreme Court trial in Buffalo New York she was suing the Street Railway Company for 10009 damages The court adjourned with her husband present as she was questioned by her attorney and she fell into the arms of a tipstaff.
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N. Y
Mary J. Barnes
Seventh Street
Supreme Court
Street Railway Company
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