Stock Markets Show Buoyancy in Yesterday's Trading
Yesterday's market totals show buoyancy with New York sales at 799 200 shares and Boston at 52 528. The most active New York issue was Steel at 105 300 shares while North Lake led in Boston with 8 652 shares. Kana Mich gained 103 4 to 633 4 in New York. Lake Erie and Western pref fell to 60 in New York. Pullman rose to 198 in Boston. Boston & Maine slid to 147. Call money in New York at 17 8 to 3 per cent and Boston 21 2 to 3 per cent. Time money in New York 21 4 to 4 per cent. Boston 31 2 to 41 4 per cent.
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New York
Boston
Maine
State Street
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
National
Pennsylvania
Senate
F. A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
National Lead
Consolidated Gas
American Smelting
Car
Steel Common
Erie
Reading
North Lake
Lake Copper
Superior
American Zinc
U. S. Oil
Calumet & Hecla
North Butte
Helvetia
Oil
Chemical Common
Swift & Co
United Fruit
Steel
Pullman
Lake
U. S
Osceola
Massachusetts Electric
Ateul
Atlantic Gulf
Chi & Nor Mich
Illinois Steel
Sateen
Ealt & Ohio
Roston & Maine
Chicago Junction
West Ind
East Boston
Eee Een Ee
Tel & Tel
Cumb Tel & Tel
T &T
Efel & Tel
Allonez
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Arizona
Centennial
Utah Copper
Winona
Eastern Steamship
Edison Electric
General Electric
Mass Electric
Greene Cananea
Paptoue Gs Cise Bk Wikae
Uincy Wee Saeee
Monon Geeesssess
St Mary’s
Trinity Seeeees
Renee Ee Sives Tees
Seattle Electric
United Shoe Mach
U S Steel
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin
East Butte
Hancock Il
Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Miami
Superior & Oston
Superior & Pitts
Swit & Co
Delaware & Indeca
Denver
Rio Grande
ROW Ee Distillers
Lea
Sab
Great Northern
Iilinoia Central Tseewane
Interborough Metweeny
Inter Harvester
Aong Inter Marine
International Paper
International
Town Central
Kansas City
Southern
Louisville & Co
Minneapolis & St L
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Tex
Nat Rys
New York Central
Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Ewe Ee
People's Gas
Pitts
CCO & St L
Hay Reading
Ae Matand
Louis Sentherstern
Sloss Sheffield
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
Stl
Utah
Virginia Carolina
Wisconsin Central
Alb & Sys
Bearprey
Allis Chalmers
Hide & Leather
Ice Securities
Tee
Bs Presse E
Armour
Nis
Do Transit
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Gen
E & WV
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ches & Ohio
Wee
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Col Industrial
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del & Hudson Cony
den & R G
Dist Securities West
S West
Inter Met
Great North
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Mo. K & Tex
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Ont & W
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Pacific
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San An & Aran
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Market Bulls Rally as Stocks Hit New Highs for Year
The market rebounded with broad buying after a profit-taking trend. Steel common reached a yearly high of 763-8 while St Paul and Union Pacific posted 1909 highs. rail earnings, crop reports, and tariff optimism fueled the rally and dividend expectations.
Boston Curb Market Activity Sets Prices Across Items
Bay State Gas led the curb market with prices from 59 to 65 cents, followed by Davis Daly, Cactus Development, Cumberland Ely and Rhode Island Coal. Nevada Douglas held firm as demand stayed light. Van Horn issues such as Acme Laramie and Boswyggcole remained strong amid ongoing strong buying. Full fluctuations detailed.
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Boston
Bay State Gas
Davis Daly
Cactus Development
Cumberland Ely
Rhode Island Coal
Nevada
Douglas
van Horn
Acme
Laramie
Boswyggcole
Bay State
Bingham Mines
Black Mount
Boston Ely
Douglas Copper
Eclipse Oil
Ely Central
First Nat
Foster Cobalt
Furnace Creek
Majestic
Mollie Gibson
Utah
Ohio
Arizona
Con
Sonora
Southwest Devel
Superior Globe
Yukon
Bond market notes from various cities and issuers
Russellville sells 18000 of 6 percent bonds to State National Bank of Little Rock at 97. Port Arthur debentures bought by Yndee a Wood, Gundy of Toronto worth 161628. Tuckahoe sells 10000 5 percent two year serial highway bonds to George M Hahn at 100.085. firm also buys 14000 Johnstown school bonds at 105.63. Copper River & Northwestern files 50000000 mortgage to secure 50000000 of 5 percent 10 year bonds. Salomon & Co. expected to handle International Steam Pump issue. Troy awards 15500 police bonds at par to Manufacturers National Bank. Swift & Co. rumored to issue 20000000 bonds to refinance 5000000 mortgage and fund expansion, but officials deny financing talks.
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Boston
Russellville
Ark
State National Bank of
Little Rock
DE Yndee Ae
Tuckahoe
N. Y
George M. Hahn
Johnstown
Troy
National Bank of Troy
Swift & Co
Swift
Dividends Declared by Several Firms This Quarter
Old Colony Trust Co plans a quarterly dividend of five cents per share with Aug. 3 as record date and Aug. 14 payment. Lit Bros Corp declares a semi annual five percent dividend with Aug. 16 as record date and Aug. 20 payment. Charles Boldt Co announces a quarterly dividend of one and a fourth percent with books closing Aug. 10 and reopening Aug. 16. St Joseph Railway Light Heat Power Co sets a quarterly four percent dividend for common with Sept. 1 as record date Aug. 15. Strong entity mix shows local firms distributing earnings to investors this quarter.
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Old Colony Trust Co
Lit Bros. Corp
Charles Boldt Co
Seared Allee
St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat & Power
Trade revival grips the week as tariff clears
Dun s Weekly Review reports a broadening revival in trade across key sectors. Iron and steel show steady gains while grain, dry goods, and cotton markets improve despite price declines in cotton. Shoe trade remains moderate with 288 U S. failures, 262 prior year. Canada 17 versus 25.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Congress
United States
Canada
Bradstreet state of trade signals growth and caution
Bradstreet reports a measurable expansion in house trade and busier rail movement while retail trade remains clearance driven. Labor scarcity grows as crop movement expands with wheat exports and coal, timber, iron and steel shipping rising. Copper stays dull. leather and wool demand trends unclear amid tariff effects and high raw material costs.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreets
Canadian Trade Seen Seasonal Dullness Ahead of Fall Volume
The current Canadian trade shows seasonal dullness with quiet retail activity while spot wholesale trade stabilizes. Fall business is expected to be strong with travellers reporting orders. Week ending Thursday 27 reports 35 failures versus 34 prior week and 19 a year ago.
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Canada
Calendar For Today With Closing Dates
Books close for Niles Bement Pond preferred. Republic Iron and Steel common and preferred listed. Ex dividend on American Radiator preferred shares noted.
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Niles
Republic Iron & Steel
Coastwise Traffic Delayed by Fog and Dull Trade at Boston Wharf
The dull day on T Wharf yielded just two trips with light fares. The sloop Bessie carried 15 swordfish at 10 cents a pound, and the trawler Alice brought in 10,000 pounds of haddock 2,000 pounds of cod 3,500 pounds of hake and 2,000 pounds of pollock with prices rising on scarcity. A small power boat belonging to Frank Fowler hung up at the Pier and was later raised with minor damage. The barkentine Lovisa from Windsor prepared for a 7000 mile voyage to Montevideo carrying 791,510 feet of pine and spruce lumber. Fog delayed several coast boats and a number of steamships and tugs. The Sachem will sail for Liverpool with 40,000 bushels of corn among other cargo. The Laurentian sailed for Glasgow with steel plates flour provisions and passengers. The Verona arrived from Port Antonio with 20,500 stems of bananas and fog forced the captain to stay on the bridge for 12 hours. Multiple passengers departed on the Esparta for Port Limon. THE LANDSMAN
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Bessie
Alice
Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Frank Fowler
Barkentine Louisa
Windsor
Mystic Wharf
Montevideo
Uruguay
Massachusetts Bay
Nantucket
Baltimore
Norfolk
Old Colony
New York
Warren Line
Sachem
Murdock
Liverpool
Laurentian
Imrie
Glasgow
Verona
Oxholm
Port Antonio
Jam
Bazaar Profits Topped Eighty Six Thousand Dollars
The official bazaar report shows net receipts of 86 307.76 from last November at Mechanics Building. Archbishop O Connell released the figures noting 50 000 was given to the Working Boys Home Newton Highlands to reduce debt to 15 000.
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O'Connell
Newton Highlands
Working Boys’ Home
Boston
Daly Industrial School
Dorchester
Carney Hospital
South Boston
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Salem City Orphan Asylum
Salem
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge
St. John's Hospital
Lowell
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
House of the Good Shepherd
St. Francis
Morlod
House of the Angel Guardian
St. Peter's Orphan Asylum
Protectory of Mary Immaculate
Law- Lyee
Guild
Infant Saviour
Toons
LOD Ladies’ Catholic Club
Newburyport Oo. c
Ceessee Ig Ee
Guild of
St. Elizabeth
Seslors’ Catholic Club
Columbus Guild
UFO
Gress Eersteaert
Captain Bond’s Long Sea Career Tells Of Steamship Rise
Captain William J. Bond, master of the Kershaw for Merchants and Miners, began at 16 in Baltimore clippers and rose through ranks to command steamers. He served as second mate on the Albemarle and later sailed Boston bound routes, reflecting a steady, uneventful life at sea.
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William J. Bond
Kershaw
Merchants and Miners’ Line
Baltimore
Norfolk
Baltimore Clippers
Albemarle
Forbes
Boston
Port Natal
South Africa
Merchants’ and Miners’ Company
Post
Bond
U S May Boost Registry Rate
The U S Post Office may raise the registry price to 20 cents from 8 cents, with Secretary Hitchcock ordered to study a paying registry service. A three man committee reviews postal rates, amid likely objections from firms handling heavy registry business.
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Frank Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Charles H. McBride
Railway Service
New York
George IL. Wood
Henry D. Temple
Thief Steals 300 Lincoln Pennies From Stand
George Yayner who runs a cigar stand at 24 Milk Street was robbed yesterday morning of 300 Lincoln pennies from a wall cabinet near a pay phone. A well dressed man entered to use the phone while Yayner’s sister supervised the stand and left with the sack of pennies.
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George Yayner
Penn Mutual
Milk Street
Mr. Yayner
Lincoln
Mr. Yavyner
Jeffries Point Club Property Sold for New Immigration Station
Secretary Nagel announced East Boston's Jeffries Point Club property is secured for the new immigration station. The government will pay $34,000 for the club and $7,000 for adjoining land on Summer Street, totaling $41,000, with each club member receiving $775.
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Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Jeffries Point Club
Boston
United States
Jeffries Point Yacht House
Summer Street
Rev Henry Hovey of Portsmouth Dies at 63
Portsmouth N H Aug 6 The Rev Henry F E Hovey rector of St John s Episcopal Church died today after a brief illness He was 63 years old and had served at St John s for more than a quarter century He leaves four children three daughters and a son.
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N. H
Henry FE. Hovey
St. John's Episcopal Church
St. John's
Missouri Pacific Merges Subsidiaries Into Rail Way Company
Missouri Pacific stockholders vote to consolidate all subsidiary lines into the Missouri Pacific Railway Company. They authorize new capitalization of 242 million dollars and a mortgage of about 150 million dollars.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
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