Stock Market Twists and Mining News Report
Stocks opened weak in irregular trading but rallied on bears covering and strong buying, closing near day highs amid mining district settlement rumors. Boston Elevated Railway earnings look to exceed 10 million yearly. new engine and generator purchase planned. Copper shares traded lightly as industry updates from Rialto and Ashbed properties signaled progress and potential dividends or assessments.
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New York
Boston News Bureau
Boston Elevated Railway Company
China
J. R. Williston
J. R. Williston & Co
National Hamilton Bank
Leadville
Col
Herald-Democrat
Colorado, Midland and
Colorado & Southern
Pyrennees
Rialto Leasing & Mining Company
Comany
Rialto
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Kansas City, Memphis
Birmingham Roads
D. L. Winchell
Colorado Southern Railroad
Winchell
Fort Scott
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephhone Company
Michigan Telephone Company
James R. Keene
Keene
Ryan Whitney-Brady
Wormsers
Whitney
Taylor
Tennessee
T& Sac
M & Bgm
Ni Gas & Coke
Adventure Ho Mining
Bly Allouegz Mining
Min Bel Bhly
Tel & Tel
LOS
Arcadian Mining
Cs F . Lim
Boston Elevated
Boston
Albany
Hroston & Maine i
Bost & Mont Min
Breece
Centennial
Atci
Cochiti Mining
Dominion Coal
Fast Hioston Land
Elm River Eine
Federal Steel
Fitchburg
Isle Royale Minion Os
Mexi
Telcon Mohawk Mining
Nas & Coke O
Arrott Mining
Pullman
Quincy
Santa Fe
AT&T Declares 1.5 Dollar Dividend for 1900
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. will pay a dividend of one and a half dollars per share on Monday, October 15, 1900, to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday, September 29, 1900. The transfer books will be closed from October 1 to October 13, 1900, both days included. William R. Driver, Treasurer, Boston, September 19, 1900.
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William R. Driver
Boston
Calumet
Heela
Morrill Smith & CO
Water St
Mass
Amalgamated Copper declares dividends of 1.5 and .5 pct
At a Directors meeting in New York the Amalgamated Copper Company declares four quarterly dividends of 1 1/2 percent and an extra 1/2 percent totaling 2 percent. Dividends payable October 20, 1900 to stockholders of record September 28, 1900. Transfer books close 4 PM September 28 and reopen October 30, 1900. WM G Rockefeiler secretary treasurer.
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Broadway
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
WM. G. Rockefeiler
Boston market report lists highs lows and closing prices
Boston figures show today’s highest and lowest sales alongside the closing bid and asked prices. The report provides a snapshot of market activity for the session dated September 25.
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Boston
Ex dividend and assessment payments noted
The record shows ex-dividend status and assessments paid. It lists sales as 46,000 dollars in bonds and 6,312 shares of listed stock, with 3,000 dollars in unlisted bonds and 720,000 shares in unlisted stock.
Fortuna mining and copper interests in regional firms
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay Co No 7 State Street list Fortuna republica Bonita Yerbele ces icsus Saree Bay State Gas Mashell Copper Golden Edge Mining Gilpin Boston Mining Vivace Devivon Mining Boston Copper & Gold Union Development Copper King of Arizona Melones Mining. Mixed references to mining companies and regional firms without clear events or outcomes.
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Fortuna Republica
Bonita YeRbele
Ces
Icsus Saree Bay State Gas
Beweuee Mashell Copper
Ieee Ewseeee
Golden Edge Mining
Ceseeeee
Gilpin & Boston Mining
Vivace Soit Devivon
Nak
Boston Con Copper & Gold
Union Development
Copper King of Arizona
Cae
Melones Mining
Tee
Wwe
Boston & Albany Autumn Excursion to New York
The Boston and Albany announces its annual autumn excursion to New York on Thursday October 4 via Springfield Pittsfield and the Berkshire Hills with fall foliage along the Hudson River and Palisades. An optional night cruise on the Adirondack steamer offers inland views. Homeward via the Fall River line. Fare is five dollars.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Springfield
Pittsfield
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Hudson River
Adirondack
Fall River
Naphen Shrugs Off Empire in Tenth District Bid
Congressman Henry F. Naphen announces his candidacy for re nomination in the tenth district. He argues imperialism and trusts threaten the republic, pledging a vigorous campaign and urging voters to oppose an empire in November. He cites support from national figures and doubts for imperial policy in Congress.
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Henry F. Naphen
Naphen
New York
National Committee
Richardson
Post
Republic
Congress
Democratic Party
Richard Olney
Bourke Coechran
Carl Schurz
Moorfield Storey
Boutwell
Senator Hoar
Tenth District
Funeral of Mrs Meyer at St Stephen's Church
Many personal and family friends attended yesterday forenoon service at St Stephen's Church Florence street for the funeral of Mrs Meyer widow of George A Meyer and mother of former Speaker George von I Meyer. Burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery Dorchester.
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St. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Meyer
George A. Meyer
George von I. Meyer
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dorchester
New Cotton Train From St Louis Signals Transport Shift
A thirty car train from St Louis delivered 1500 bales of cotton shipped from Texas and Oklahoma. Edward Shattuck, foreign freight agent for Boston and Maine, arranged for two to three trains weekly and direct transfer from cars to ships, aiming to reduce New York delays. The Sylvania of Cunard sails Saturday, carrying the cargo.
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St. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Edward Shattuck
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Mr. Shattuck
New York
Sylvania
Cunard Line
Subway Idle at South Station Faces Uncertain Future
Providence division patrons of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad may never see the subway used. The third rail electric system was rejected due to switching failures in snow and safety fears. Ventilation and engine compatibility issues also hinder plans, as the surface traffic at Back Bay remains adequate.
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Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
New York
New Haven & Hartford Road
Nantasket
New Britain
Conn
Back Bay
Smallpox Case Reported in Malden Block
A smallpox case was found in Hall's block on Middlesex Street. The patient, Mattie Goff, a 21 year old colored woman, had been boarding there for two weeks. Local health authorities quarantined the residence and began investigation.
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Malden
Hall's Block
Middlesex Street
Mattie Goff
Hudson River Excursion From Boston September 27
The New York trip via Boston and Maine railroad on September 27 offers a fine excursion down the Hudson. Tickets are 8 for the round trip from Boston.
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Hudson River
New York
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Devonian Steamship Arrives to Boost Leyland Line Service
The Devonian, Leyland line’s newest vessel, docked in East Boston at 9 30 yesterday morning with a sizable passenger count. Built by Harland & Wolff of Belfast, the 570 foot liner carries about 140 first class passengers amidships and can ship 11 000 tons, plus freight and horses. The ship joins sister vessel Winifredian to expand Liverpool Boston service.
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Devonian
Leyland Line
Boston
Winifredian
Riverside Landing
Liverpool
Harland & Wollff
Belfast
For Ireland's Cause Subscriptions At Parker House Meeting
The Irish parliamentary fund gathered donations at Parker House led by T. B. Fitzpatrick with 100 dollars and Rev A J Teeling at 25 dollars. Several others from Boston and nearby towns contributed sums ranging from five to 100 dollars, totaling 620 dollars. Notable donors include Rev Denis O Callaghan 25 dollars, Michael Maynes 25 dollars, John Cavanaugh Braintree 26 dollars, P A McVicar Newton 319, Dr J T Gallagher 319, P J ONeil 10 dollars, and Dr John Adams Brookline 10 dollars.
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Parker House
Irish Parliamentary Fund
T. B. Fitzpatrick
A. J. Teeling
Thomas Riley
Denis O’callaghan
P. A. Collins
Michael Maynes
Roger F. Scannell
W. C. Loftus
John Cavanaugh
Braintree
P. F. Lonergan
J. M. Quinn
Thomas M. Juiney
John Lyons
P. J. O'Neil
Daniel P. Sullivan
John O’cal
Old Colony Elects Board Of Directors In Boston Room
In Room 233 at South Station yesterday morning at 10:30, the Old Colony Railroad Company elected a board of directors. A total of 135 votes, representing 82 655 shares, were cast for Charles F. Choate of Southboro, Thomas J. Borden and John S. Brayton of Fall River, Thomas Dunn of Newport Rhode Island, George A. Gardner of Boston, John M. Hall of New Haven Connecticut, Charles L. Lovering of Taunton, Joshua M. Sears of Boston and Nathaniel Thayer of Lancaster.
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South Station
Old Colony Railroad Company
Charles F. Choate
Southboro
Thomas J. Borden
John S. Brayton
Fall River
Thomas Dunn
Newport
R. I
George A. Gardner
Boston
John M. Hall
New Haven
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Goppers
Boston Elevated Raiway Company
Erie Telephone
Cal Loane
Somcnenses
BAIN
Massachusetts National Bank
Daniel G. Wing
Globe National Bank
Edward T. Russell
John W. Weeks
Boston & South Dakota
Highland Bay
Street Railway & Illuminating Properties
South Terminal
Santa Ysabel
Champion
Vin Mountain
Baltic
Redridge
Atlantic
Ashbed Mining Company
John B. Huhn
Josiih Oakes
Pinkham
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Montana
Robt, B, Smith
WM. T, Pigott
Hogan
T. C. Power
Nat'l Bank
Helena
Blackfoot Copper CO
Treasury
Hecla
Boston Stock Sales
Tamarack Mining
Union Pacine
United Fruit
Eee
United Shoe M. MO
West End St Ry
Westinghouse
Wis
Central
Utah Mining
Wolverine Mining
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Coo
State Street
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chicago
RI & Pac
Cc Cc
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
St Ryn
Ta Minn & St Louis
Missouri Pacific Ree
Missouri K & T
New Jersey Central E
New York Central
Aig
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific Tee
Ontario & Western
Teres
Pennsylvania
Steee We
St Louis
San Fran
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul
Southern
Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash Ee
Wheeling & Leee Ee
Third Avenue
Adams Ay
Am Steel & Wire
Am Tobacco
ST We Ou
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental Tobacco
Tolfo Io Federal Steel
General Electric
Laclede Cbr
National Steel
New York Air Brake
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U S
Western Union
Ne I'S
Am Ae
Republic Tron & Steel
Collins
Trenton
Massachusetts
Mrs. Meyer
Hallid Drug CO
Cleveland
Walker-Rintell
Dewey Sq
Boylston and
Church Sts
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
B. F. Bradbury
Kulein’s
Cor. Tremont
Boylston Sts
Michael McDonald
Bunker Hill Ave
West Quincy
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Fifth Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut
Miss Barr
Sunday Post
Amelia E
Hilda Wade
Grant Allen
Sebastian
Carleton Dane
Champ Clark
Devonia
New Leyland
Ireland
Parliamentary Fund
William J. Maguire
Brighton
James J. Lynch
Old Colony
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