Stock Markets Dull and Narrow in New York and Boston
Total sales show New York 636,900 shares and Boston 46,613. Reading common led volume in New York with 143,500 shares while North Butte Mining posted 6592 in Boston. Central Leather common gained 1 to 463-8 in New York. To., St. L. & W. pfd. fell 2 to 66 1-2. Old Colony R. A. rose 1 to 200 in Boston. Granby Consolidated dropped 2 to 100. Call money stood at 27-8% in New York and 31-2 to 4% in Boston. Time money ranged 3 1-2 to 4 1-2% in New York and 4 to 5% in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading Common
North Butte Mining
Central Leather Common
Old Colony R. A
Granby Consolidated
Arizona Commercial
Greene Cananea
Lake Copper
Shannon
North Butte
Coal & Oil
Old Dominion
Tel & Tel
NE Tel & Tel
Western Tel & Tel
Allouezte
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Centennial
Consol Mercur
Daly West
Frapoklin Ee Eee
Guanajuato
la Salle
Michigan Mohawk
Nevada
Nipissing
Dominion
Osceola
Quincy Santa Ve
Shannon Eee
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah Consolidated
Victoria
Winona
Amer Sugar
Edison Electric
General Electric
Georgia Electric
Seattle Electric
United Fruit Creee
United Shoe Mach
Caccede
Ie Wien Soe
Amalgamated
Agri Chem
Amer Zinc
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin
Butte Balaklava
Dominion Iron
Bast Butte
Ccce
Giroux
Miami Serereeenes
New Arcadian
Newhouse
North Lake
Superior & Boston
Superior & Pittsburg
Swift & Co
U S
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Agricultural Ener
Amer Beet Sugar Eeee
Amer
Gale Car & Foundry
Goshg
Amer Cotton Oil
Amer Hide & IL
Amer Tee Securities
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer St
Amer Refining
Amer Tel & Tel Sugar
Amer ‘Tobacco
Amer Woolen Ee Ener
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Eee
Atlantic Coast
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Tllinois
Interborough
Inter Harvester
Inter Marine
International Paper
Iowa
Centra
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Minn & St Louis Iina
Missouri Pacific
TOY Toy
Kansas
Texas
Nat Boys of
New York Central
Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Roe Island Co
BRM
RTM
St L & S F
St Louis
Sloss
Sheffield 8 & TI
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Gos
Tennessee Copper
Toledo, SL & West
Union Pa i
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Maryland
Bay State
Chicago Subway
Obalt Central
Ariz
Ely
Davis Daly
Giroux Mining
Greene-Cananea
Kerr Lake
Ely Central
Miami
Utah
Ohio
United Copper
Wall Street Quiet Amid Holiday Weekend Trading
Stock market activity fell as brokers stayed away for the weekend. Reading and Central Leather led gains with a merger vote, while Chesapeake & Ohio potential through-line talks, New Haven capital stock moves, and various rail and utility developments shaped a subdued, mixed session.
We Will Buy Any Active Curb Stock for Cash
We buy any active curb stock for cash or on margin and offer detailed reports on listed curb stocks upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auerbach, MacKenzie & CO
State St
Stock and Bond Market Prices From Today's Tel Sales
The Boston Market records the day’s stock and bond prices and tel sales, outlining changes across securities. The table captures market movements, trading activity, and notable price shifts for investors tracking the day’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston curb market leaders steady amid mixed demand
Boston curb market report shows Davis Daly First National National Mining Exploration and Rhode Island Coal leading with prices around 67 8, 61 2, and 63 cents, while Cobalt Central, Amalga mated Nevada, Willet and Cumberland Ely hold near last figures. Fluctuations of the entire curb list are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Davis Daly
First National
National Mining Exploration
Rhode Island Coal
Cobalt Central
Nevada
Willet
Cumberland Ely
Acme
Bay State Gas
Beaver Ee
Bingham Mines
Boston Ely
Wenene
Cisinae
Arizona
Crown Reserve
Majestic
Utah
Ohio
Oneenee
Southwest Devel
Superior Globe
Yukon
Westinghouse and Western Union Trade Reported
Daily trading figures show total sales of 656,900 shares with references to Westinghouse Electric and Western Union. The fragmentary data includes figures like 600 S61 86 86 2,600 8014 7914 TV% and repeats the same totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Bond Market Notes and Public Bond Bids in Several States
The United States Mortgage & Trust Company will certify genuineness of a 125000 dollar City of Perth Amboy New Jersey street improvement bond issue. Framingham Massachusetts Town Treasurer seeks bids by Sept 30 for 40000 dollar coupon bonds at 3.5 percent interest payable semiannually. Spaulding sold 41000 dollar street bonds and 4500 dollar deficiency bonds to Weil Roth & Co for 1412.50 premium. Dover Delaware invites sealed bids by Oct 4 for 75000 dollar 4 percent coupon street and improvement bonds, 1000 dollar denom, semiannual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Service Commission of New York
Committee of
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Boston
United States Mortgage & Trust Company of
New York
City of
John B. Lombard
Framingham
Mass
Massachusetts
Spaulding, C
Weil, Roth & Co
Cincinnati
W. W. Harrington
Dover
Del
Plymouth Cordage Co Directors Re-elected At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting Plymouth Cordage Co. directors were reelected. Augustus P. Joring, George G. Crocker, S. Bartlett, William U. Putnam and B. Preston Jark were named to the board. Financial figures show latest totals of 6,295,248 and 6,565,076.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPGS
Yesteday
Augustus P. J.oring
George G. Crocker
S. &. Bartlett
William UL. Putnam
B. Preston
Jark
Bradstreet cautions on trade as shipments rise
Bradstreet reports cautious optimism across state of trade. Demand for staples remains strong while conservatism grows. Heavy shipments and prompt deliveries noted. spring demand solid. retail improving though weather slows full recovery. Raw material and edible prices firm. copper steady. wheat and corn exports and overall failures contrasted with Canada’s improving trade and brisk jobbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Iron and Steel
Germany
United States
Canada
Telegraph
DUN SEES CHEER NEW YORK
R G Dun weekly review says business remains cheerful with some bad spots. Cotton crop damage from a major tropical storm and frost in the corn belt reduce yields, but farm production should exceed last year in value. Trade in dry goods steady, retail trade normal in cities, and higher cloth prices move with crops. Leather and shoe orders improve, hides firm, and cotton futures show a notable rise. Business failures: 188 in US, 87 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United Action
India
New England
River Plate
United States
Canada
Sunday Church Services Across Boston in Various Baptist Congregations
A rundown of Sunday worship times and sermon topics across multiple Baptist churches. Morning services feature themes such as Christ's Conception of Greatness and True Glory, with evening programs including Religion and the Personal Life and Governor Johnson Characteristic American. Performances by choirs and quartets are noted, with Sunday schools and baptisms listed at several houses of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Copley Square
Francis H. Rowley
Marcelin E. Guilmant
Morceau
Dvorak
Parker
Carter
Sullivan
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
George E. Sweet
Herbert S. Johnson
Governor Johnson
Lotus
Mr. Albert
Orcutt
Dudley Street Baptist Church
L. Page
M. Joseph Twomey
Portland
Christ
Harvard
Twomey
Matook
Huntington Chambers
Whittier
Erekson
Dividends Declared By Various Firms This Fall
A list of dividends declared by companies including New York Metals Selling Co Electric Securities Dallas Electric Railroad Securities National Light and Power Webster Atlas Bank Wisconsin Central Blue Hill National Bank. Dates show ex dividend close and record dates with percentages for preferred and common shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metals Selling Co
Electric Securities Corporation
Dallas Electric Corporation
Railroad Securities Co
National Light, Heat & Power Co
Webster & Atlas National Bank
Wisconsin Central By. Co
Earnings Statements 1909 1908 August Overview
Fragmented financial data shows earnings figures for 1909 and 1908 including August. Entries list amounts such as 2 928 37 and 2 833 939 with related annual totals and monthly variations. Net figures appear as 2 015 182 and 1 769 859 indicating year to date earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ss
Boston Consolidated Gas Company Audit Shows Cost Fluctuations
Harvey Chase & Co audited the Boston Consolidated Gas Company for the year ended June 30 1909 under the sliding scale act. The report lists costs per 1000 feet for gas made bought and combined as well as total expenses including repairs and general costs, comparing 1909 1908 1907 and 1906 figures with emphasis on per 1000 feet costs and total costs. The data reflect changes in gas production and purchases across the three prior fiscal years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Harvey Chase & Co
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable
Homestake Mining declares 12 per cent dividend payable today. North Butte lists 1 dollar per share as payable. Authorities urge shareholders to contact their brokers for payment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Homestake Mining
North Butte
Flaming Sword and Sacred Music at Boston Churches
Congregational and other Boston churches list Sunday services at Tremont Brookline Park Street and more. Rev A A Berle preaches morning and evening with a musical cantata The Conversion by Harry Alexander Matthews, Percy Bryning organist. Other churches schedule sermons memorial services and lectures by Rev Allen Stockdale Rev A Z Conrad Bishop Hartzell and more with topics The Boat in the Midst of the Sea God s Elect and Africa and a Liberal Forum discussion on Old Testament prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
Harry Alexander Matthews
Mendelssohn
Percy L. Bryning
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Stephen C. Lang
John H. Colby
George A. Hibbard
Michael J. Murray
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street
Boston Liberal Forum
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
A. C. Knudson
Boston University
Boston Common
Charles Street Mall
W. W. Hicks
Theosophical Hall
Kensington
Exeter and
Boylston Streets
Mammon
Church OF New Thought (Inc
Anna B. Davis
Hall
Huntington Chambers
Friends’ Church
Townsend Street
Roxzbury
Wilbur K. Thomas
Park Square
Paine Hal
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
B.D
Boston
THE
Christadelphians
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Streets
Slattery
Pauline Wyman
Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society (Inc
J. Prevon
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Browne Building
Frederick Nicholson
Samuel Huntington
Camp Progress
Bakstraw
Aurin F. Hill
J. RB
Cheate
H. O. Scammers
Izetta Sears-Hill
Delia Matson
Mowerland Park
Thomas
Izetta B. Sears-Hill
Faelen Hall
Susie Wall
A. F. Hill
Keneny
Boomhower
Miss Coons
Odd Fellows' Hall
Mass. Avenue
Cambridge
Mosier
Bishop
G. B. Mosier
Redding Hall
Mae Stewart
American Psychical Research Society of Massachusetts, Inc
Harvey Redding
E. Mack
Warren Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Harwood
Peters
Young
Jollimore
Ricker
Spaulding
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Washington Hall
Treadwell
Gray
Gutierrez
Miss Desmond
S. Pickett
Harvard Street
Zabola
Tremont St
Newton Street
F. K. Brown
Lemuel A. Edmester
Sangus
River Street
Gough. Yopp
Frank
Castle Square
Davis
Suite 1
M. Knowles
Washington Street
Railway and transit stock actions listed in brief
Brief item lists several rail and transit companies with preferred and open/close book actions including Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Chicago Telephone National Railways of Mexico Pere Marquette Union Traction of Indiana and Chicago City Railway with percentage and date cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Telephone
National Railways of Mexico
New
Idria
Pere Marquette
Union Traction of Indiana
Death of Emma O’Hara Found Dead at Lodging House
Emma O’Hara once known as Emma Downey in the North End was found dead at the foot of stairs in a lodging house at 10 Groton Street. Police inquiry ended after an associate medical examiner ruled death natural. It was noted her husband once worked in a North End bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma O'Hara
Emma Downey
North End
Groton Street
Leary
Man Falls From Coal Barge Into Hold
John Johnson an 80 year old laborer from East Boston fell from the deck to the hold of the coal barge J H Cutter at Marston's wharf South End early yesterday sustaining a skull fracture and serious injuries. He is hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
London Street
Boston
J. H. Cutter
Marston’s Wharf
South End
Spiritualist notices fill Boston area listings
A dense listing of spiritualist meetings across Boston and suburbs. Many venues at Huntington Avenue, Columbus Avenue, Tremont Street, and surrounding halls host Sunday sessions, messages from loved ones, medium demonstrations, healings, and musical programs led by numerous listed mediums and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Sewall Hall
New Century
Huntington Avenue
West Newton
Nor- Way
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston
Inec
Frank Johnson
George Clark
Vlora Stackhouse
Jeanette Peters
Simbarrah
Pompompassis
Elisbeth Stienen
Evelyn Wasty
Nils S. Evans
Roswell Ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
State Street
Reading
Central Leather
Consolidated Gas
Sugar Common
Union Pacific
Steel Common
United States Leather Company
Central Leather Company
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Morgan and Hawley
Hocking Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central
Kanawha & Michigan
United States Circuit Court
West Virginia
Ohio Central
Toledo
Great Lakes
F. D. Underwood
Morgan
Central Teather
Gotham Brothers
Jake Copper
New Haven
Atlantic Mining Company
Atlantic
New York Metals
Hawley
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Dakotas
Seaboard
Buffalo
Worcester Electric Light Company
Stone & Webster
Harold H. Weeks
New York Stock Exchange
Central and
Stock Exchange
Boston Sub-Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Sterling
West End
Charles A. Stoneham
Broad Street
Providence
Board of Trade
la Rose Consolidated Mines
Broadway
John Josten
Eastern Steamship Co
Josiah W. Uayden
Eee
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
Central
Vermont
B&q
Chicago Junction
ITU
Illinois Steel Ss
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Rock Island
NEW York Bonds
Chandler Bros. & Co
Milk Street
Adams Express
Sess
Ice Securities
Tel & Telcono
Am Tobacco
OOM
Armour
Central Pacific
Ches & Ohio Gen
Chicago & Alton
Chi & E
Ill Ref
Col & Southern 1St
Gsi
Consol
del & Hudson Cony
den & R G
Han & St Jo
Int & G Northern Ist
Interboro R T BO Visi
Seer Ee
Internet
International Paper cv &S
Do Ist
Int Steam Pump
Iowa Central
Kan City
FIS & M
Kentucky Central
Lake Shore
Louisiana & Ark
K & Tex
New Orleans
el L
H&p
H&h
Nor & West
Northern Pacific
Penn
Pitts & West
ISLS
Sn Ek
St L & S F RR
Cnsosa Alesse
St L Southwest
St P
Rene Hak
Texas & Pacific
Tol
Coal & Cos
Pitts
Western
Westing el & Mfg
Wisconsin Central
G Do Su
Duluth
San Paulo
NY City
Nh Ao
Plymouth Cordage Co
Plymouth Cordage Company
Plymouth
Welland
Bradstreet Cautious
Dun
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
D. D
George W. Taylor
Dr. Myers
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles and
Tremont Streets
Charles C. Earle
Alice Hoitt Howland
S. S
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Clarendon
Alexander
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Frederick FE. Heath
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Colorado Mining
Jersey Central
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Massachusetts Gas Cos
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. King
J. G. Hartzell
Africa
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Unitarian
Church OF the Disciples
Jersey
Peterboro
Charles Gordon Ames
Friendly Fund
Commission For the Blind
Disciples
Youngs
Ashta
Chicago City Railway
Spiritualist
Harmony Hall
Psychic Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
Chapel
Society
F. K K. Brown
Alpheus Ricker
A. J. Webster
Anna Williams
Hattie Young
Agnes Olson
Mary F. Lovering
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