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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1910

Page

12

Firm Undertone In Dull Market

Total sales New York 195 800 shares Boston 11 811 shares Most active issue in New York steel common 39 700 shares Most active issue in Boston steel common 1 695 shares Total sales Jan 1 1910 to date New York 122 916 200 shares Boston 7 830 473 shares Corresponding period last year New York 139 079 800 shares Boston 9 309 403 shares Greatest gain in New York list Inter Met prof 11 2 to 491 2 Greatest loss in New York list Canadian Pacific 4 1 4 to 189 1 4 Greatest gain in Boston list New Haven 2 to 153 United Fruit 2 to 195 1 2 Greatest loss in Boston list American Sugar 2 to 117 Call money New York 1 3 4 per cent Boston 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 per cent ime money New York 3 3 4 to 5 per cent Boston 4 to 5 12 per cent

New York Boston Steel Common Inter. Met Canadian Pacific New Haven United Fruit

Market Quietly Holds Firm Amid Holiday Slump

A pre holiday market session shows firm quotations with little selling pressure and modest buying. Illinois Central and Twin City Rapid Transit fell on long inactivity while Sugar common and Canadian Pacific dropped ex dividend. Outlook remains cool though traders hope better volume after Labor Day as National Lead rumors persist. Briquet optimism edges coal plans toward 2000 tons daily output with 400 briquets.

Illinois Central Twin City Rapid Transit Sugar Common Canadian Pacific Commission

Local Market Stagnation Marks Quiet Session

Trading remained dull with near record volume only in rare, scattered features. The market showed no standout drivers as professionals shifted between groups and rates, leaving a listless, unsettled session ahead of the holiday.

Yient Ion Simitz Bert Selecteionths Ag -Algleemta Uiky

Boston Market Bond Prices and Trading Report

The Boston Market reports stock and bond market prices with totals and comparison to the previous close. The section lists bonds and related trading activity for September 2.

Boston

August News Notes Show Mixed Industrial Movements

Massachusetts Electric Companies report a 2 percent rise in August earnings after July gains and June decline. A fire destroyed East Butte lime quarry plant, $10,000 damage, insured, to be rebuilt. National banks and state trust companies face regulatory condition calls as of Sept 1. Rhode Island Coal reports briquetting plant at full capacity with 2000 to 3000 tons on hand and 20 tons daily output.

Massachusetts Electric Companies East Butte Butte Rhode Island Coal Yesterda

Bond Market Notes and Connecticut Valley Railway Bonds

Quincy invites bids by noon September 7 for several bonds including 12 percent dated 1919 and 4 percent issues from 1910 1911. The Railroad Commission authorizes Connecticut Valley Street Railway Co to issue 80000 in 5 percent one year bonds to retire June 1 1909 bonds and 200 shares of 6 percent cumulative preferred stock.

Quincy The Railroad Commission Connecticut Valley St. By. Co

Local curb market sees steady volume in key listings

Trading on the local curb market yesterday showed fair activity in Calaveras Champion Chino and Rawhide Coalition issues. Details on fluctuations follow in this report.

Calaveras Champion, Chino Rawhide Coalition

Leather and textile trade show firmer prices and cautious optimism

The Dun and Co review notes no major shift in business but rising confidence as fall nears. Hides improve with higher activity in packer and calfskins. European hides and Russian fair sales show strength. Dry goods demand grows, textiles scarce, cotton spindles idle, yarns firmer. Failures rise to 197 in the U S and 23 in Canada.

United States Canada

Bradstreet's Trade Summary Signals Mixed Markets

Bradstreet's state of trade notes mixed signals across sectors. Fall jobbing improves in the West with stronger grain movement boosting collections, while Eastern buyers pull back on orders. Metals show activity at low iron and steel prices, cotton and crops face weather risks, and business failures for the week ending Sept 1 rise to 179.

New York Bradstreet Texas Atlantic

Stage shows fill Boston with premieres and long runs

The Hollis opens Monday with Elsie Ferguson in A Matter of Money marking Boston’s first staging of the play. The Shu bert Theatre hosts Frank Daniels and The Belle of Brittany for two weeks. Wright Lorimer ends his visit with The Shepherd King tonight.

Hollis Elsie Ferguson Boston Frank Daniels Shubert Theatre Wright Lorimer Tremont Messrs. Cohan and Harris Edward Abeles Globe Theatre Max Pagman Mary Jones Majestic the Park Klaw & Ferienger Boston Theatre Rector’s Man the Colonial Hollis Theatre Frohman,Rich & Harris Lessees & Mgrs Henry B. Harris

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