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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

10

Market Strong on Improved Condition

State Street notes a bullish close with broad gains across rails coppers and Industrials. Calumet & Hecla boosted sentiment with an $8 quarterly dividend, lifting copper shares though some hesitation remains about sustaining the advance. Boston and New York movements show mixed but overall firmer tones with rail and utility issues advancing.

State Street Boston Calumet & Hecla Amalgamated Atchison Central Leather New York Central Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific Steel Common

Market Stock and Bond Prices Chronicle

The Boston market records the day’s stock and bond prices alongside total sales. The report lists price movements and transaction totals, providing a concise snapshot of market activity for September 2.

Boston

Boston curb market mixed day in early September trading

Boston curb market reports a mixed session with Champion Copper moving from 10 to 17 cents and closing at 15, Rhode Island Coal rising to 11 1 4, National Mining & Exploration peaking at 68 cents after an early 63 and dip, and Vulture finishing at 83 8 after a 85 8 intraday high, with full list shown.

Austin & Souther Bay State Gas Geyser Champion Rhode Island Coal Davis-Daly First National Copper Davis Daly Oe Eclipse Oil Ely Central Tree Ee First Nat Gila Copper Hassayampa Seer Indiana Copper Inspiration Inter Rotary la Se Majestic Ae Sonora Boston Champion Copper National Mining & Exploration Vulture Amer Tobacco Bay State Chicago Cobalt Central Ely Giroux Kerr Lake Utah M United Coppers Yukon Gold

Bond Market Notes and Local Issuances Event

New Hampshire treasurer awards a temporary 150 900 loan to Liberty National Bank of New York at 2 78 percent discount dated Sept 1 1908 and maturing Oct 20. Westboro Mass seeks 15 000 in 4 percent notes from Nov 1 1909 payable 1 000 annually 1910 24. Lowell Mass bids due Sept 7 for 100 000 temporary loan maturing Nov 9. New Britain Conn authorized 250 000 4 percent 30 year water bonds maturing Aug 1 1939. Orange Centre Conn school district votes 20 000 4 percent school bonds dated Oct 1 1909 maturing in 20 years. C E Thompson Sons expected to market the bonds.

Boston New Hampshire Liberty National Bank of New York Westboro Mass Lowell New Britain, Conn Orange Centre Conn C. E. Thompson & Sons

Consolidation Approved as Missouri Pacific Forms New Company

The Missouri Pacific By. Co. reports year ends and notes that the May 29 1909 consolidation approved by stockholders is operative. Old stock may be exchanged for new certificates at the New York office, and the new consolidated company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange with good delivery certificates starting today.

UGES Missouri Pacific Railway Company New Consolidated Company New York New York Stock Exchange

Dividends Declared By Various Firms This Quarter

Several companies announced quarterly and semiannual dividends with payment dates and record dates. Calumet & Hecla Mining Co 8 cents quarterly. Chicago & Eastern Illinois R R 1.34 percent preferred. Kansas City Fort Scott & Memphis Ry 1 percent preferred. Brockton & Plymouth Street Railway 3 dollars preferred. General Chemical 1.14 percent preferred. North American Co 1.14 percent. Chicago Telephone 2 percent. St Joseph Railway Light Heat Power 1 1 2 percent common. American Pipe & Construction 2 percent. Dominion Iron & Steel 7 percent preferred. United Verde Copper 75 cents monthly. American Car & Foundry 6 1 2 percent common and 1 5 4 percent preferred. Swift & Co 1 84 percent.

Atchison Atlantic Gulf Illinois Steel Western Tel & Tel West End Atchison Entenvee Boston & Albany Boston Eley Boston & Maine Fitchburg Nor & Wor Rutland Rutland Pref Union Pacific Land Boston East Boston Am Tel & Tel Mex Tel & Tel West Tel & Tel Allouezene Atlantic Cal & Arizona Cal & Hecla Centennial Franklin Greene Cananea la Salle Shannon Superior Trinity Ste Wolverine Ee Bos & Wor Eastern SS Pullman United Fruit United Shoe Ma Gols US Steel Amalgamated Boston Consoleee Boston Corbin Bos el Dominion Tron East Butte See Giroux Helvetia Eee Isle Royale Eee Keweenawe Ng Low Allis Chalmers Americcan Agricultural Am Car & Foundry Am Hide & Leather American Lee Securities Atchison A Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Oe Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central Leather Central of Great Northern Illinois Central Seer International Pump Town Central Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville LRG Minneapolis & St Louis Bat Minn St P & S Ste M Missouri Pacific I Mo Kansas Texas National Biscuit New York Central Ontario & Western Norfolk & Western Republic Steel Rock Island Co St Louis Southwest Sloss Sheffield S & I Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Copper Texas & Pacific St Louis & West Union Pacific United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Virginia Car Chem Westinghouse Electric Western Union Ione Wheeling & Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Ale Calumet & Hecla Mining Co Chicago & Eastern Illinois R. R. Co Kansas, City, Fort Scott General Chemical Co North American Co Chicago Telephone Co St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat and Power Co United Verde Copper Co American Car & Foundry Co Swift & Co

Calendar for today closes for leather stocks and meetings

Books close for Central Leather common and preferred Calumet Arizona St Louis Southwestern U S Leather common and preferred Ex Dividend Central Leather preferred U S Leather preferred Meetings Iowa Central US Envelope

Calumet Arizona St. Louis U. S Iowa Central U.S

Burlington cuts time Denver to Chicago two hours

The Burlington railroad announces effective Sept. 12 a two hour reduction in Denver to Chicago train time. The railroad completed over 22 million dollars in track improvements and 450 thousand in strengthening bridges with reinforced concrete and 487 thousand in extra telegraph facilities and blocking stations, ensuring a positive block behind every passenger train.

Burlington Railroad Denver Chicago

Militant suffragists hold first outdoor meeting in Boston

More than a thousand people crowded Charles Street Mall on the Common for a Boston outdoor suffrage meeting. Women speakers led the event. Hyde Park’s Mrs. R. J. Fitzgerald and others from Framingham, Boston, and Radcliffe spoke as the protesters moved from Provincetown Wharf to the mall at 7 o clock.

Boston Charles Street R. J. Fitzgerald Hyde Park Hartley Dennett South Framingham Alfreta McCune Edith M. Haynes Florence Luscomb Katherine Tyng Radcliffe Provincetown

Women’s Suffrage Viewpoints From Boston Meeting

Mrs Fitzgerald of the Boston Equal Suffrage Association argues voting will not derail a woman from her home business and that equal political footing will raise women’s work to men’s standards. Edith M Haynes adds that schooling already teaches citizenship and that voting empowers both women and men as human rights.

Edith M. Haynes

Keegan's Pal opens Park Theatre season in 1909 10

Edward H. Crosby reports on Paul Wilstach new play Keegan's Pal at Park Theatre. The drama examines honor among thieves with Joe Keegan and Paul Raeburn, a former convict and a successful lawyer, as secrets threaten family reputations. Emmett Corrigan as the pal earns notable praise. Harry Harwood impresses as Alderman Phelan. Bessie Brown Howard cited for standout acting.

Park Theatre Paul Wilstach Keegan Pal Wilstach Joe Keegan Paul Raeburn Raeburn Emmett Corrigan Peter Raeburn Harry Harwood Mr. Harwood Alderman Phelan Bessie Brown Howard

Maritimes Fleet Sees Record Groundfish Totals and Freight News

The Valentinna returns with nine fish while Captain O Neal tops the season as 224 700 pounds of mixed groundfish are landed. Haddock, cod and hake yield strong prices amid busy wharf activity and plans for fall fisheries. The Anglian arrives with 3700 tons including wool and beans, while other ships prepare for Glasgow and Montevideo voyages.

Valentinna Charles O’neal Haddock O'Neal Ida S. Brooks Diana Yarmouth Prince George Catherine Ellen Nettie Franklin Philip P. Manta Mary B. Greer Hale Ida Brooks Ethel B. Penny Mary J. Ward T Wharf Jessie Costa Mattakeeset M. Gaspe East Boston John Dench Gloucester John Costa London Leyland Line Anglian Allan Line Laurentian Henry Imrie Glasgow Duncrag Mystic Wharf Montevideo Arlington Long Beach N. Y New York Mayport Herbert May Chehaw S. C Eastport Charleston White Star Line Cymric Queenstown Liverpool Cunarder Ivernia Potter

Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Transit and Arrivals

The column lists maritime details for Sept 3 including sunrise and sunset times, high water, and tide indicators. It records arrivals of vessels such as Anglian, Vera, Ocland, Governor Cobb, and others at various ports, along with coal deliveries and tug movements. Cleared and sailed steamers are named, with routes to Glasgow Hamburg Baltimore Newport News and more, plus a long list of barges, schooners, and tugs and their destinations.

Lin Anglian Toozes London Eng Vera Rynning Port Antonio Ocland Brun Louisburg C. B Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N. S Healy Camden Sawyer Bangor City of Bangor Colby Bath Bay State Linscott Portland City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Mass Cape Ann Godfrey Wilhelmina Breman Port Tampa Fla Weymouth Nottingham Bennett Port Johnson Princess Ryan Brighton Andrew G. Pierce, Jr Smith Nat Ayer Jordan Fred A. Emerson Perkins Cto Lillian Robbins Machias Clara J. Stevens Calvin Austin St. John N. B Powhatan Norfolk Quantico Philadelphia Harvard New York H. M. Whitney Massachusetts Cuba Newport News Cardenas Solus Brockton Concord Fall River Piedmont Portsmouth Washington Baltimore George's Creek Beverly Ontario Guttenburg N. J Liberty Ellenville Conestoga Draper Kohinoor Dutch Island Langhorne T Louise Barrington Emma &. Potter Clementsport Three Marys Brunswick William L. Douglas Edward E. Barry Herbert May Fastport Charleston Henry O. Barrett Cora M Millbridge Metinie

Mortgagee's Sale of Telegraph Street South Boston Property

Public auction set for September 14 1909 at 3 PM for the premises under a mortgage from Matilda Singleton to Henry C Mitchell recorded in Suffolk Deeds Lib 2438 Page 19. The lot on Telegraph Street South Boston measures 27 feet along Telegraph Street and 58 feet 10 inches along aligned boundaries with instruction to pay $100 cash at sale and balance in 10 days.

Telegraph — St Boston Matilda Singleton Henry €. Mitchell Suffolk South Boston Telegraph Street Gates Street Hall J. How Perkins

Rumor Day in Boston Politics Causes Withdrawals

Rumors swirled through Democratic and Republican HQs in Boston as candidates weighed withdrawals by 5:00 pm. Republicans reported three Goodwin Campbell dummy ticket resignations from Ward 1 with protests. Several Republican representatives withdrew, while Dr Charles S Stone eyed a switch to back Rep Callahan in Ward 9.

Boston Goodwin-Campbell Ward 1 William M. Brown John Lovcezzola George W. Baxter Fred D. Achilles Ward Rupert H. Costello Herbert Gilman Charles 8. Stone Ward 12 Doyle Representative Good Ward 17 Timothy Callahan Ward 9 Dr. Stone Representative Callahan

Praises Bay State Troops After Plymouth County Maneuvres

General Leonard Wood commends Massachusetts militia for conduct during recent maneuvers. In a letter dated August 31, 1909, from Headquarters Department of the East, he notes fine soldierly spirit, hard work under trying weather, and concludes the exercises were very instructive and beneficial for the troops.

Massachusetts Militia Plymouth County Draper Leonard Wood Department of the East Wood Massachusetts Boston Mass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boston—Steel Common Nat. En. & Stmp. Pfd Allis Chalmers Pfd Albany Calumet & Yieola Copper Lake Massachusetts Electric Common Utah Copper Ise Dominion Iron and Steel Company William F. Sekol Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rhode Island Coal Company Elders & Fyffes, Ltd Raearee Nicheins Co Silane Ane Republic Iron & Steel Spokane St L Union Pacific Econ E R Lon Do Ist & Ref United R Rs of SF S Realty & Imp U Ss Rubber U Ss Steel Ss Weee Cay Va Car Chemical Wabash Sarah Wlan Wwe Wab Pitts Western RG Maryland West Shore Western Union Con Westinghouse el & Mfg Republic of Cuba U_S Mexico United States Stock Exchange Charles A. Stoneham & Co Providence Coal Cranston R. I Doane Street Providence Coal Mining CO Old South Ridg Richard Willis & Co 45 Mile Street Copper Range Consolidated Company Frederic Stanwood Collins Wireless United Wireless Burlingame U. T Chicago-New York Air Line James Shay & CO State St Acme Consolidated Ee Eters Bay Pstate Gas Beaver Bingham Mines Boston Ely Cactus Devel NEW York Bonds Chandler Bros & Co Milk St Hide & Leather Tpodrcco- GS Cea Top & S L & N Col de Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Union Elist Buffalo Central Branch Ry Central of Ga Consol Central Teather Central Pacific Ches & Ohio Oe Ee Chicago & Alton Stos Mé&Sp O Ri& P Col & So W & DO Illinois Central Interborough RT Inter Met Gas Int Met Marine BSI KC Southern Lake Shore Lehigh & W Coal Louis & Nash Do N, O & Mob Met Street Rygen Mid Central Milwaukee Gas Ain M, Stp&ss Me M. K & T Ist & Ref N Y ¥ Central Gen Y Gas el L, & P NH & H Northern Pacific ORR & N Oregon S IL Pacific Tel & Tel Penn Missouri Pacific By. Co Am. Locomotive Report American Locomotive Co BIOE Keegan’s The Drama Edward H. Crosby Shipping News Miniature Almanac Badenta Hamburg Limon Port Limon CC. R Jam Neidenfels I. O Medford Key West Rumor Day IN Politics Iti Praises Bay State Troops Governor's Island New York City Cunard L NE Paris Saxonia Iverna Lusitania Carmania Campani Mauretania Caronia Gibraltar Genoa Naples Carpathia Carpathia Pannonia Azores Italy Eastern Steamship Co Belfast Foster’s Wharf Rockland Bar Harbor Blue Hill Union Wharf International Dplivision Washington St Dominion Atlantic By.s.s Halifax Nova Scotia Prince Arthur Long Wharf N. E Merchants & Miners Transportation CO Fisker H. Nard Battery Wharf Yale India Wharf Sama Wash Return Dominion Atlantic S. S. Line Merchants & Miner Line Plant Line Plarvard Europe Beekman Tourist Company Telephone Main Provinges Hawkesbury Charlottetown A. W. Perry Gen. Mer Warren Line Sachem Michigan Hoosac Tunnel Warren & CO
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