Market declines and mixed rallies on price recessions
Reports show New York trading totals of 693,600 shares and Boston 30,549, with steel issues the most active. For the year to date, New York totals reach 141,638,100 shares and Boston 8,547,871. Gains and losses highlight National Lead preferred and U S Express in New York. United Fruit and Boston & Albany in Boston. Market mood turns weak midday, rallies near close, no stock gaining two points. Money rates expected to harden as banks suffer interior withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
U.S. Express
United Fruit
Boston & Albany
Union Pacific
Reading
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Utah Cop Co
Ss _Realty
Winona
Wee
Ubber
Ak Neeunes
U S Steel Pl
Am Tel & Tel
Sey
Maryland
Vieeke
Westinghouse Ae
Ww & L KB
West Union
Georgia
ST. Sly
British Columbia
Pullman Co
United Shoe
Davis Daly
Ely Central
Giroux
Algomah
Greene Cananea
Vejee
Kerr Lake
Wee Bor
Wees
Gulf Pf
Pitt McWinley Darr
Boston Carbin
Wae
Butte Ballak
Ron Miami Coppe Ney
Utah M
East Butte
Ohio Copper
Hancock
Rawhide Coalition Hot
Ray Central
Lake
United Copper
Union Mines O- Miami
Yukon Gold M
Aig
North Lake
Utah
Roscoe Ns
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
Coos
Local Market Plays Safe, Mixed Day in Stocks
The local market saw about unchanged volume from yesterday with a cautious tone and few large moves. United Fruit rose on strong investment demand while Steel common drifted lower and United States Coal & Oil activity benefited Asland Creek Coal’s initial exchange showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
United Fruit
Asland Creek Coal Company
United States Coal & Oil Company
Stock Exchange
Rumors of Harahan Resigning as I C President Debated
Gossip cites Illinois Central President Harahan possibly stepping down before year end with Lovett of the Harriman lines as successor, though skeptics doubt the plan and expect Harahan to stay until pension age. New Haven stockholders add Cuyler and Clark to the board, elect May, approve purchases of Berkshire, New Haven Northampton, and Rhode Island Massachusetts railroads, tally about 886000 shares. Market leaders Steel Common supported while Union and Reading faced renewed selling pressure amid a broadly firm but questioned market pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Harahan
Lovett
Harriman Lines
New Haven
T. de Witt Cuyler
Pennsylvania
Arthur E. Clark
Augustus S. May
John H. Whittemore
Berkshire Railroad Company
New Haven & Northampton Railroad Company
Rhode Island & Massacchusetts Railroad Company
Steel
Union
Reading
Stock Exchange Moves Coal Firms. Island Creek Rises
The Boston exchange delisted United States Coal and Oil from the list and added Island Creek Coal to both common and preferred listings. Yesterday’s auction features show Massachusetts Cotton Mills up to 130, Second National Bank up to 265, Amoskeag up to 312 1 2, New England Investment and Security 94, Arlington Mills 138 5, Hamilton 815, Lawrence 180, Tremont and Suffolk off to 125 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
United States Coal and Oil Company
Island Creek Coalpany. Com
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Second National Bank
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
New England Investment and Security Company
Arlington Mills
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Bond Market Notes from New England Cities
Medford awards 15000 four percent bonds to Eb M Farnsworth at 108 73 dated Sept 1 1910 maturing 1940 Pawtucket solicits bids by Nov 2 for 580000 four and one half percent bonds dated July 1 including highway bridges park sewer and water works issues maturing 1950 and several smaller maturities Newburyport seeks 25000 temporary loan maturing April 2 1911 Salem invites bids for 100000 temporary loan maturing Feb 1 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Nev
Low Point
Medford
Mass
EB. M. Farnsworth & Co
Pawtucket
R. I
Boston curb market steady with coal at four cent low
Trading at the Boston curb market showed little feature aside from Massachusetts Coal hitting a new low of four cents. Inspiration Arizona Mines First National Cactus and Amalgamated Newfoundland were in demand at slightly lower quotations. We present the complete curb list with fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Inspiration
Arizona Mines
First National
Cactus
Amalgamated Newa
Nevada
Ariz Cananea
Bay State
Bingham
Bohemia
Boston
Big
Calaveras
Dominion Syndicate
MelKinsey
Mackinaw Oe
Mason Valley
Mollie Gibson
Douglas
Utah
Cea
Ohio
Oneco
South Lake
Superior
Willettee
Yukon
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
Dividend notices list Nonquitt Spinning Co and Manomet Mills paying 2 percent quarterly in November with record dates October 25 and October 2 respectively. U S Steel pays 11 4 percent quarterly for common with Dec 1 book close and Dec 15 reopen, and 1 3-4 percent for preferred with Oct 31 close and Nov 15 reopen. Hood Rubber and Georgia Railway both offer 1 3-4 percent preferred and 2 percent common respectively with November dates. American Glue Co issues semi annual 2 dollars plus extra 1 dollar for common with Oct 27 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
Ae OG
L & N Col
A Gov Gov
Balt & O
Pitts L
Eeereeens
Beth Steel Bee Ie
Bway
Ave
Bklyn RT
Eae
Bklyn Q Co & Sub
Cal Gas & Elec
Soca cc
Ches & Ohio Ist
Chi & Gt West
Col & So
del & Hud
den & Rio
Osesee
del & Mackin G
Distillers
SS BO Apts Ck Eaalate
Elz Joliet & East Ist
Erie
Do Cony Sa Gr
Flint & Per M
Do Ist
Inter & Gt Nor
Kentucky Cent
Sane
KC R
Ss & M
Kan Cc South Se
Kings'o Elsta
Lack Steel Ss
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
Manhat Railway
Do Etfs
Seere
Kan & Tex
Tex
Ch & S L
Sus & West
Nor & West
Ogdensburg & Lake
Oregon
Hee
Bine Ates Coeawkansy
Pennsy Bos
Eccmuytes
Sili M & S Ist
St L&s S F
San An & A
Sea Air L
South Pac C P
Consol
Texas & Pac Ist
Undgd
Electy of
London
US Realty & Imp
US Rubber
Va Midland Ryser
West Mary
Westing el & M
West Shore
Wiscon Central
S. Ca Vves
Pan Ureg
Nonquitt Spinning Co
New Bedford
Manomet Mills
U. S. Steel Corporation
Hood Rubber Co
Georgia Railway & Electric Co
American Glue Co
Books Open International Paper preferred.
Calendar note indicates open books for International Paper preferred status with today’s timing and event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Preferred
Boston & Albany gains praise after costly upgrades
A financial columnist credited the Boston & Albany with a sharp turnaround under New York Central management. Since control began, about 9.5 million dollars has been spent, with 4 million more authorized, including major work on the East Boston terminal and Worcester Union station. The railroad emphasizes bridge repairs, double tracking, and improved on time performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
New York Central
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany
Boston
East Boston
Union Station
Worcester
Grand Junction
New England
New Gas Buoys in Broad Sound
The United States lightship tender Tulip is placing new gas buoys in Broad Sound. The buoys match the styles used in Ambrose and Gedney channels in New York and the Suez Canal. Each buoy will burn continuously for six months at a cost under four cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tulip
Broad Sound
Ambrose
Gedney
New York
Suez Canal
Damage at Salisbury Beach as tides erode cottages
October 26 report notes severe damage at Salisbury Beach with the sea breaking through Black Rocks undermining the Davis cottage, threatening wrecking with another storm. One end of the H. M. and A. railway track is undermined and rails twisted, risking loss of the main beach access and major cottage damage if storms continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
Black Rocks
Davis
Draper Revealed Forced Silence By Severe Cold
Governor Draper could not speak at Republican rallies in Greater Boston last evening due to a severe cold. Dr. Algernon Coolidge Jr. advised rest to protect his throat, predicting he can resume speaking tomorrow night. Draper remained at the State House desk with a notably hushed voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Greater Boston
Algernon Coolidge, Jr
Beacon Street
Fish receipts at T wharf show haddock scarce amid large for cod
The total catch yesterday at T wharf reached 462,600 pounds from 24 craft. Haddock totaled 75,000 pounds and cod 38,300 pounds amid stronger demand, while hake led with 207,000 pounds and pollock 132,000 pounds. Several vessels carried notable cargoes and prices ranged from 3 3-4 to 9 cents per pound. A strong westerly gale delayed arrivals, with ships like the Wilson liner Toronto and the Silvia bringing passengers and sugar cargoes, and the five masted Martha P Small tows in coal from Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Sadie M. Nunan
Elizabeth W. Nunan
Aspinet
Mary E. Cooney
Olive F. Hutchins
Haddock
Atwood
Rebecca
Sylvia M. Nunan
Badinge
Tue
O. F. Hutchins
de Costa
Richard J. Nunan
Eliz. W. Nunan
Lillian
Patriotisis Sasar
Mabel EK. Bryson
James
Esther
Massasoit
Alph Russell
Marguerite
Bas
Gladys & Sabra
Wilson
Toronto
Hull
England
Anna Moffett Webster
Mary
Thompson
Agnes Slade
D. H. Graham
Mary Luis Bruce
E. Macartney
John Cameron Pratt
Richard Towers
New York
Silvia
Cuban
Havana
Boston
Trongate
Cardenas
Cuba
Martha P. Small
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Cape Cod
Peaked Hill Barn
Shipping News Oct 27 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping list notes sunrise and sunset times, length of day, and tide data. It records arrivals including steamers and schooners from London to Newport News and ports worldwide, cleared and sailed vessels, with destinations like Hull, Hankow, Singapore, Philadelphia, and Bangor. The long roster lists numerous ships, barges, and tug connections, reflecting bustling harbor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Young
Hull
Eng
Kennebec
Beynon
Hankow
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
City of Bangor
Colby
Gettysburg
Stold
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas
Franklin
Coonewago
Cuba
Bartlett
Newport News
Sagua
Honey Brook
Bennett
N. J
Port Johnson
Martha P. Small
Hodgkins
Norfolk
Mary FF. Barrett
Georgian
Liverpool
Kentucky
Dan
Copenhagen
Hermes
Louisburg
C. B
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Kershaw
Baltimore
H. F. Dimpeck
New York
William Chisholm
Bangor
Ings
Boxer
Harrisburg
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Flora
Edith
I. C. Hersey
Lynn
Aldine
Summerside
P. FE
Bessie GC
Beach
Newtown Creek
Business Men Banquet for Governor Draper in Boston
Boston business men plan a banquet at the Hotel Somerset to honor Governor Draper. Limited to 600 tickets, no invited guests, with speakers Henry L. Higginson Frederick P. Fish and Elwyn G. Preston. George Hutchinson chairs the event with a large general and banquet committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Boston
Somerset
Frank S. Chick
George Hutchinson
George S. Baldwin
Francis Batchelder
Jacob P. Bates
James Richard Carter
Harry W. Cumner
Frank A. Day
Austin H. Decatur
EB. H. Eldredge
Albert W. Finlay
William M. Flanders
J. M. W. Hall
Charles C. Hoyt
George T. Lawley
Humors of Art and Music Recital in Boston
On November 2 at Jordan Hall Boston, J Duff will introduce two European entertainers Percy French and Dr Houston Collisson. They present a fully original recital Humors of Art and Music conceived and written by themselves. Frenca, an artist and writer, is noted for comic stories and plays and as a lecturer in the UK. Collisson is a composer and singer of comic songs. Both are Irish born and noted as humorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Hall
J. €. Duff
Boston
Percy French
Houston Collisson
Frenca
United Kingdom
Collisson
Fun for Hallowe'en on the Boys and Girls Page
The next Sunday Post features a Jack o Lantern face suitable for a pumpkin or box and can be transformed into a face mask. Readers can use the design to create festive Halloween decorations and masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Boys and Girls
Next Sunday
Post
Three dynamiter suspects held in Acapulco case
San Francisco报道说三名 dynamiter suspects 在 Acapulco 已被扣押 与 Los Angeles Times 爆炸案有关。嫌疑人乘太平洋邮件轮 San Juan 号抵达时被捕 据称已四天受监视 他们被指控于九月十七日在 Giant 加州 Giant 公司购得 500 磅炸药 他们在十月十五日于旧金山登船 到 Isthmus 的票务时使用假名 被认为是名为 Smithy 的嫌疑人未在购票时出现 由州务卿通报给政府的消息令调查继续暂停
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Acapulco
Mex
Los Angeles Times
Pacific Mail
San Juan
Giant Powder Company
Giant
Cal
Isthmus
State Department
Gillett
Earl Rogers
Army Men on 50 Mile Hike in New England
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Ridgeway and Major G. W. Gatchell led the annual walking test from Pemberton across Nantasket beach to Hingham. Fort Andrew, Fort Strong, Fort Warren officials joined, with Chamberlain on horseback. They traveled in service uniforms with top coats, raincoats, and luncheon transported later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Revere
Memorial Tiffany Window for First Congregational Church
New memorial window designed by Tiffany Studio of New York destined for First Congregational Church in North Adams. The commission adds a historic stained glass piece to the church, reflecting early 20th century ecclesiastical art and craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany Studio
New York
First Congregational Church
North Adams
Memorial Tiffany Favrile Glass Window For North Adams Church
The First Congregational Church of North Adams receives a new memorial window by Tiffany Studios of New York in Favrile glass. It depicts Christ and Jairus daughter with foliage and a light to dark color gradation, matching existing church windows. Inscribed at the base honorably references Deacon James Hunter and his wife Janet Hunter with their years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
North Adams
Theodore R. Busfield
Tiffany Studios of
New York
Tiffany Favrile Glass
Christ
Jatrus
James Hunter
Janet Hunter
Milkman Fights Thieves in Cranston Robbery
Providence October 26 Ralph Mariano a Cranston milkman driving through Chestnut Hill was held up by two men and robbed of 58 dollars on Old Oak avenue. Mariano fought back and sustained a bad blow under the eye in the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ralph Mariano
Chestnut Hill
Cranston
Old Oak Avenue
Mariano
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York
Reichsmarks Wee
Steet
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SOAT
Seca
Cew
Uie
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Security Safe Deposit Vaults
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MacKenzie & Co
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Broadway
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Willet
Rogers Urika
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GO State
Standard Amalgamated
Weil
James Shay & Co
State St
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Logie Ware
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Atchison
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del Hudovens
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