International Harvester Stock Gains Across 1900s Market
The article reviews International Harvester Co. growth since 1902, noting a strong stock rally in mid 1900s with common shares yielding around 3.5 percent at around 114. It highlights a 33 1 3 percent stock dividend raising common stock to 80 million, a stable 4 percent cash dividend, rising net profits, and a large asset base. The Harvester Trust, led by Morgan affiliates, is cited as a top performing investment with substantial plant values and current assets exceeding 90 million dollars.
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International Harvester Co
New Jersey
Deering, McCormick and Plano
Chicago
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Co
Ohio
Milwaukee Harvester Co
Milwaukee
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles Deering
Cyrus H. McCormick
Harvester Trust
Rotel Tyriek
Nbesse
Morgan
Boston and Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Company Annual Report
The Boston and Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Company reports for the year ended July 31 1910 show assets of 768490.79 and liabilities of 708490.79 including capital stock of 450000.00. President Amster notes development focused on the Bertha vein with ore in sight down to the 700 foot level and potential for a 300 ton daily mill for over three years, plus expansion at ninth level. The firm spent about 105000 this year on development including a 73000 splurge on the power plant and 24000 for other construction. There is a substantial cash treasury balance and 10000 treasury shares intended to fund a 300 ton concentrator pending deeper level openings.
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Boston & Corbin Copper &Silver Mining Company
Corbin
Ty Aee
Amster
Devolodingntc
Etsy
Pereaeae Etc
Treasury
Winona
Local Market Faces Irregular Trade After Early Strength
Local market volume reached 31 768 shares with early firmness centered on specialty copper stocks Amalgamated and North Butte. Trading shifted to a profit taking stance, while United Fruit and Massachusetts showed strength aiding price gains. Gascommon rose 11 8 to 87 1 8 and Fruit increased 2 1 2 to 181. Boston and Corbin advanced from 16 1 2 to 173 8, closing at 167 8.
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Amalgamated
North Butte
Boston & Corbin
Atlan Gulf
Central Vermont
Chicago
Ill Steel
KCM &B
West I & T Ss
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
Rutland
Union Pacific
West End
Arizona
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Cal & Ariz
Cal & Hecla
Tow
Franklin
Granby
Greene Cananea
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Utah Consol
Aed
BOW
Vinh Cop Co
Wyandot
Am Tel & Tel
Western Tel One
Bos & W
Georgia
Mergenthasler
Pullman
Seattle
United Fruit
United Shoes
Algomah
Am Ag Chem
Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices Report
The Boston Market lists stock and bond market prices for Boston on October 25. It shows total sales and compares values to the previous close for various bonds and related instruments.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Sees Mixed Shift With Receivership News
Curb trading shows fair volume with prices drifting lower. Gains in La Rose Cactus and Raven contrast with Massachusetts Coal & Power hit to six cents amid announced receivership. Market fluctuations detailed follow in list form.
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China
Nevada
Utah
Calaveras
Arizona
la Rose
Cactus and
Raven
Massachusetts Coal &,Power
Prices Continue Their Decline Across Markets
Total sales reported with New York and Boston figures for 1910 year to date. New York shows 140,944,500 shares sold, Boston 8,517,322. Prior year period tallies 176,315,600 in New York and 11,380,213 in Boston. Notable gains include Loo preferred in New York, while losses cite P C C & St L preferred. Boston highlights Mergenthaler Linotype gains and Minnesota General Electric preferred losses. Money rates vary by city with call and time money levels.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Market Trends and Company Reports Reflect Sluggish Copper Rally
Reading stock prices wavered as gains faded and losses widened on unsettled markets. Steel and Smelters showed mixed moves while earnings from Steel rose above expectations and Nipissing, La Rose, Braden firms issued reports. Copper shafts at Houghton and Quincy progress reported amid cautious mining activity and plans for December mill start.
Garfield appointed receiver for Massachusetts Coal and Power
Irwin McDowell Garfield was named receiver for the Massachusetts Coal and Power Company yesterday. The company shows outstanding stock of 650 000 dollars and debts of 18 000 dollars.
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Irwin McDowell Garfield
Massachusetts Coal & Power
Bond Market Notes From Various Cities
Marblehead bids requested for 27,000 four percent bonds dated 1910 maturing in 1911 to 1929. Delaware County Ohio awarded 77,860 four percent semi annual road bonds to Delaware National Bank for a premium of 1506 6. Melrose temporary loan 25,000 maturing 1911 at 4.14 percent discount. Cincinnati sold 150,000 four percent water bonds to Union Savings Bank Seasongood Mayer for premium 1920.50. Bay Consolidated stockholders to meet November 16 to authorize 3,000,000 first mortgage ten year six percent gold sinking fund bonds and capital stock increase for conversion to Ray stock at 20 per share.
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Nevada
Ariz Canane
Artz Mines
Bay State Gas
Fohemla
Boston Ely
Champion
Chino
Corbin
Cortez Fedede
Davis Daly
Domin Syndicate
First National
Gold
Sete
Mazatan
National Explore
Douglas
Utah
Ohio Copper
Oneeo Csbeeres
Milk Street
Boston
Alpe
Allis “Chalmers
Yuma
L & N Collat
Ealt & Ohio
Beth Steel
Bklyn RT
Bush Terminal
Cal Gas & Elec
Ches & Ohio
Weé i
Chi & Gt West
Chi & East Ill
Chi Mil & St P
Leco My
Chi & Northw
Cr1& P Rfd
Do Collat
CCC & St L
T&t
Cel & So
den & R G
Balt Ohio Pt
Fort W & DC
Beth Steel Pees
Gulf & Ship I Se
Beth Steel Pt
Hock Valley
Bklyn R
Interbor
Bklyn U Gas
Inter Met
Pacific Tees
Ches Ohio
Roy
Kan & Hock Coal
Kan City
W Pt
M&s P Ea
Ty Mobile & Ohio
DSS A & A
Eriepaneer
Y & NH
O& W
Nor & West
Nor Pac
Oregon
Goldfield
Town Central
Fang
Long Island Ae
Louis Nash
Mackay
Mo Pacific
ROK
Marblehead
Mass
Delaware County
Delaware Nanational Bank
Melrose
Loring
Olman & Tupper
Cincinnati
Union Savings Bank & Trust Company of Cincinnati
Seasongood & Mayer
The
Bay Consolidated
Butte Coalition
Cobalt Central
Ariz
Ely Central
Giroux
Kerr Lake
M & Ty
Standard Oil
Yukon
Dividends Declared by Several Companies This Quarter
Butte Coalition Mining Company two percent quarterly dividend payable Dec. 1 to stock of record Nov. 14. J. G. Brill Company one percent quarterly preferred dividend with books close Oct. 27 reopen Nov. 2. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company two percent quarterly dividend payable Nov. 30 to stock of record Oct. 31. United States Envelope Company one percent preferred accumulated dividend payable Nov. 10 to stock of record Oct. 22.
Grand jury impaneled to probe LA Times building blast
In Los Angeles the Superior Court impanelled a grand jury to investigate the destruction of the LA Times building by an explosion and fire. Foreman chosen is Charles Weeks, a lumberman, with jurors mainly ranchers, merchants, packers and fruit growers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Superior Court
Charles Weeks
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