Wall Street Quietly Mixed On Aug 7 With Steel Leading
It was a dull yet solid day in Wall Street with narrow trading and notable strength in steel shares. United States Steel moved higher while railroad stocks showed steady gains amid favorable crop and metal demand signals and a cautious money market.
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Copper Range trading dominates local market amid rumors
Gossip of the street centers on who controls a large Copper Range volume as nearly 22,000 shares trade and the bull market stalls. Highlights include Shoe Machinery rising on dividend hopes, United States Steel and zinc ore prices, and a Greene Consolidated Copper Company meeting set for August 10 with Colonel Greene expected.
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Dividends Payable at Diamond Match Company
The Diamond Match Company declares quarterly dividends of 2 percent payable on September 15 to shareholders of record.
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Boston Market Sees Dividends and Rights Listed Stocks Update
The market lists aEx-dividend, cEx rights, and dAssessment paid. Total sales show listed stocks at 46 206 shares, bonds at 16000 dollars, unlisted stocks at 18 724 shares, and tights at 71638 units.
Senator William A Clark Leaves Hospital After Brain Abscess Operation
United States Senator William A Clark of Montana left his apartment for the first time since his July 15 brain abscess operation. Accompanied by a nurse he drove in Central Park and journalists report he is rapidly regaining his normal condition.
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Mammoth turbine steamers planned for New York Boston run
The Metropolitan line awards a contract for two 400 foot turbine steamers to run Boston to New York in 15 hours. Each vessel with three 1100 hp turbines, 2000 ton freight capacity, 1000 passenger seats, and luxurious main deck facilities. Hulls steel with bulkheads. names City of Boston or City of New York urged.
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Car & Foundry
Atchison Am Tobacco
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central of
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Roach Shipbuilding Company
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Waterfront Trade Surges at Wharves This Week
A bustling day at the wharf saw 30 craft report arrivals and a strong ground fish haul totaling 544000 pounds with haddock and cod leading the split. Swordfish set a season high as eight vessels brought in 484 pounds at 60 cents a pound. The Acacia was freed after running aground and notable vessels included the Watauga Sarah C. Hockomock Acacia and Princess with further arrivals like the Gloucester schooner Ralph L. Hall and the Emerald. In port, the Sagamore and Montevideoan arrived with cargo and horses, while the Maryland cruiser entered the harbor alongside the steam yacht Privateer. Foreign trade compared well with last year, exports and imports rising notably.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Delivers Arrivals and Departures
Muster of ships and vessels arriving and clearing ports with listings of ships such as United States cruiser Maryland, Sagamore, Fen ton, and Tordenskjold. plus sailed and wind directions and times for sun and moon, high water at 4 45 am and 5 15 pm, with barge movements and towings detailed.
New Graves Light to be Operational by September
The Graves light at the Broad Sound Channel entrance will start operation around September 1. Elliott C. Hadley, longtime Newburyport lighthouse keeper, will supervise with three assistants. The beacon will show a white double flash every six seconds and be visible up to 15.5 miles in clear weather from 15 feet above water. A fog signal will be installed. Coordinates are latitude 42.4156 north, longitude 70.52.12 west, with relative bearings to nearby lights listed.
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