Markets Show New Highs as Steel Leads Rally
Trading in New York and Boston opens with strong gains in steel shares. Amalgamated and Southern Pacific rise amid expectations of dividend increases. Nipissing and La Rose announce higher dividends. reports note steady copper demand and looming mining investments.
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New York
Amalgamated
Butte Coalition
North Butte
Nipissing
Winona
Lake Copper
Jake Copper
United States
United Fruit
Massachusetts Gas Common
Boston
Telephone and Steel
Osceola
Quincy
Calumet & Hecla
Granby
Massachusetts
Utah Consolidated
Aa Witante A
Cioatine House
Selvence
Boston Sub-Treasury
New York Clearings
New York Damances Seid Ewes Caee
Sub-Treasury
Estes Cats
Tavnes
Siskaannt
Boston Stock and Bond Market Prices and Sales
The Boston market column records the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales. It lists closing figures across various securities, highlighting gains and losses and the overall market activity for the session.
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Boston
Boston curb market active with leaders in trading
Boston curb market report shows First National, Chino Copper, Davis Daly, National Mining Exploration, Bay State Gas and Bay Consolidated leading today. Davis Daly held at about 65 8, First National to 63 8, China to 81 2, Bay State Gas steady at 64 cents, National Mining Exploration 54 to 60 cents, Bay Consolidated up 11 8 to 211 8, with full list fluctuations detailed.
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Boston
First National
Chino Copper
Davis Daly
National Mining Exploration
Bay State Gas
Bay Consolidated
China
National Mining
Nevada
Beaver
Eesreeresee
Corbin Copper
Crown Reserve Ee
Cumberland Ely
Davis Daly Efe
Ely Central
Majestic Mason Valley
Douglas
Oneco
Superior & Globe
Vulture Union Copper
Willet Eeaereeeeeae
Yukon Eeerver
Yuma Wer
Bond market steady as activity lags in dull session
The bond market stays quiet with little movement as traders report subdued participation and a lack of compelling price action beyond a few modest trades during a mostly uneventful session.
City borrows million in anticipation of taxes
City Treasurer Slattery has borrowed $1,000,000 in anticipations with rates reportedly at 3 percent. Thus far the city has borrowed $4,900,000 at rates from 2 6 8 to 8 1 8 percent. Amuitable Trust Company and Ap penzeller & Co. of New York plan $3,450,000 in 20 year 4 percent bonds secured by first mortgage on the Board Exchange building in Manhattan.
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Slattery
Amuitable Trust Company
Appenzeller & Co
New York
Board Exchange
Financial District
New York City
Globe Water Works examines Globe city books after purchase
J B Barron, expert accountant, reviews Globe Arizona water department finances. Globe bought the water works from Pinal Mountain Water Co for 160000 May 10 1909 with 200000 in bonds to Alin Southerly Co Kansas City MO at 5 12 percent for 80 years. First 10000 bond payment due April 15 1920 then 10000 yearly. Barron reports four months net earnings 9888 at 30000 yearly rate. After interest 11000 and plant 5000 yearly, sinking fund will nearly cover bonds in 11 years. City weighs 100000 sewer bonds, water revenue should cover them.
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Globe, Ariz
Water Department
Globe
J. B. Barron
American Trust Company of
Boston
City of
Pinal Mountain Water Company
Alin, Southerly & Co
Kansas City
Barron
Freeman Rollins & Co Seeks 60 Percent Settlement With Creditors
The failed brokerage firm Freeman, Rollins & Co plans a settlement offering 60 percent of claims, 40 percent in cash, and 20 percent in 6 percent notes. Endorsed by Harry F. Curtis, and secured by Curtis life insurance, plus collateral including an inactive stock portfolio and real estate. The assets list includes a New York Stock Exchange seat valued at 82,000 and various securities, with liabilities and attorney fees noted in the balance.
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Freeman, Rollins & CO
Harry F. Curtis
Curtis
Bocoumer
Elea Paisa
PEM
Roamworth Ie Cave Enn Aasicch
Tis Ia
New York Stock Exchange
Caahano Securities
Ios
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Aa Jm Rs
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
Laurentide Paper Company declares quarterly dividends of 13-4 percent on preferred stock and 18-4 percent on common stock with Oct 1 payment and Sept 23 as record date. Lewis Wharf Company declares semi annual $25 dividend with Oct 1 payment and Sept 24 as record date. United Railways of St Louis pays quarterly 11-4 percent on preferred stock with Oct 9 payment. books close Sept 24 and reopen Oct 11. Davol Mills Fall River announces quarterly 11-2 percent. Osborn Mills Fall River quarterly 1-2 percent. Cutting Car Company quarterly 1-2 percent with Oct 1 payment and Sept 18 as record date.
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Laurentide Paper Company
Lewis Wharf Company
United Railways of St. Louis
Davol Mills
Fall River
Osborn Mills
Cutting Car Company
Wheeling Lake Erie Year End Report Summary
Wheeling Lake Erie reports for year ended June 30 show revenue and surplus figures. Comparative totals for 1909 and 1908 indicate a large overall income, with net surplus after charges around 603,927, and related line items showing assets and earnings.
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Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Caeosa
Pere Marquette Year End Report Shows Calendar Close
The Pere Marquette Company reports for the year ended June 80. The calendar for today notes books close and lists securities including American Locomotive common and preferred, American Radiator common, Chicago City Railways, Mergenthaler Linotype, Wisconsin Central, American Agricultural Chemical common and preferred, Northwestern Elevated, Railway Steel Spring preferred, with meetings noted for Soo Line and Virginia Iron Coal & Coke.
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Amalgamated Ocopper
Car & Foundry
Hide & Leath
Ice Securities
Tel & Tel Weer
Am Tobacco Pref
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Eeee
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Chicago, Mil & St Paul 25,900 164% 162% 6214 Co, C, C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas Eee
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Erie Se Ewe
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kaw & Texas
National Biscuit
Nat Rys of
Mist
New York Central
Ont & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pitts D. C & St Louis
BOY Railway Steel Spring
Reading Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
TOS St L & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper Eee
Texas & Pacific
Utah
Virginia
Carolina
Western
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pere Marquette
Pere Marquette Company
Chicago City Railways
Mergenthaler Linotype
Wisconsin Central
American Agricultural Chemical
Northwestern
Wholesale fish cargo and mixed arrivals at wharf yesterday
Over 777,700 pounds of mixed fresh fish were handled as 27 vessels entered port, led by the Valentina with a 26 fish haul. The Agnes reported 25,000 pounds halibut and 20,000 pounds hake and cask, with groundfish totals by species including haddock 296,700 pounds and cod 227,700 pounds. Vessels from Liverpool and Antwerp brought cabin passengers, freight like champagne and pigeons, and a large shipment of general cargo, while Canopic and City of Memphis prepared for onward calls and heavy cotton imports were noted.
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Agnes
Haddock
John J. Fallon
Esccas Senaa
Esther Gray
Aros Aces
Marian
Eva Avtna
Leyland Line
Devonian
Liverpool
Red Star
Manitou
Antwerp
Europe
W. F. Pollard
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
Boyd H. Baker
Wilmington
Del
Berlin
Baron Charles de Geer
Brussels
Richmond
W. B. Rydnor
Roey Thorington
Philadelphia
T. E. N. Eaton
Worcester
Redlands
Cal
Jane K. Adams
Lorraine O. Eberich
New York
A. W. V. Trant
Clyde Street Pier
East
Boston
Philip L. Carbone
R. M. Russell
Russell
Henry Kingman
Canople
White Star Line
Naples
Gibraltar
The
Rock
Azores
Canopic
South
Big Ocean Line
City of
Memphis
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Upland
Sea Island
Melrose
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Cape Henry
Cestrian
E. Thomas
New Orleans
Anglian
Point Lizard
London
Murrell
Ivie
West Virginia
Norfolk
Barnby
Marsay
Charleston
Buenos Ayres
Belmont
Fred Ladd
Special General Meeting of Silver Leaf Milling Company
Notice is given of a special General Meeting at McConkey's Hall Toronto on Monday September 27 1909 at noon to form an Executive Committee under the Ontario Companies Act and to confirm By-Laws Nos 14 15 and 16 and to transact related business. James Cooper Secretary dated September 11 1909.
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Silver Leaf Milling Company, Limited
McConkey’s
King Street West
City of
Toronto
Ontario Companies
James Cooper
Copper Range Consolidated declares dividend No 23
The board declares a quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share for Copper Range Consolidated Company. Payment will occur Friday October 1 1909 to stockholders of record at close of business September 4 1909. Transfer books close September 4 and reopen September 13 1909. Fr Edric Stanwood Treasurer Boston August 31 1909.
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Copper Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Boston
Utah Consolidated Mining CO
Broadway
New York
Utah Consolidated Mining Company of New Jersey
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