Market Summary: Trading Advances Amid Mixed Sentiment
Total sales across New York and Boston reach hundreds of millions since year start with Reading and Union Pacific among leaders. Canadian Pacific gains on dividend news. Butterick and Boston & Maine show losses. Call money and time money move higher. railroads post strong fiscal-year signals while Smelters lag. Grain prices rise as shorts possibly extend positions and market sustains cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
North Butte
Canadian Pacific
Butterick Company
Union Pacific
Boston & Maine
London
Steel
Union
North Butte Leads Strong Local Market Burst
The local stock exchange saw firm volume with North Butte rising to 28 and closing at 29 8-4 after surging earlier. Hancock, Lake, Copper Range, American Zinc, Tamarack, Utah Consolidated, Allouez and others followed with gains, while the general list firmed and North Butte remained the day’s standout, alongside strong money and FX indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
North Butte
Hancock
Vfs
Lst
Lake
American
Tamarack
Utah Consolidated
Allouez
United Fruit
Sugar
SOSSIP OF THE STREET Financial Outlook for Mining Firms and Big Industrials
An official of the National Mining Exploration Company reports progress toward settled finances and sufficient treasury funds to continue development and copper rich ore shipments. Lehigh Valley may declare quarterly dividends next month, while American Can Company sees higher plant activity and future demand. Allis-Chalmers, GE, and Westinghouse post record profits with strong orders. American Sugar Refining notes decade-long dividend streaks and large shareholder distributions. Canadian Pacific earnings expansion prompts cautious optimism about its growing profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mining Exploration Company
N. L. Amster
General Electric
Westinghouse
Allis-Chalmers
Boston Market Report Unlisted Stocks Dominate Daily Trades
The Boston Market report shows total sales across listed stocks 18,084 shares and unlisted stocks 14,028 shares with bonds totaling 67,000. End-dividend notes accompany the prices and comparisons to the previous close are included.
Boston Curb Market Active with Mining Stocks
Curb market trading showed renewed strength yesterday with gains in Rawhide Mining Mason Valley Consolidated Arizona and Cobalt Central among notable movers. Full list of fluctuations is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhide Mining
Mason Valley
Consolidated Arizona
Cobalt Central
Methuen to Auction 4 Per Cent School Bonds
Methuen Mass invites bids by 2 p m August 2 for 75000 in 4 per cent school bonds dated August 1 1910 with maturities of 4000 each year from 1911 onward inclusive details to be provided by the issuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
Mass
Road officials report five week gross up 40 percent
Officials announce that gross business for the first five weeks of the current fiscal year to August 7 rose by more than 3.1 million dollars, a 40 percent increase over the same period in 1909. The year 1909 itself was 25 percent higher than 1908, highlighting sharp gains.
Boston Stock Exchange Nominating List For Annual Meeting
The nominating committee presents a full slate for election including President Lyman B Greenleaf Vice President Henry Hornblower Treasurer Sidney Chase Secretary George F Lord and governing committee members John Parkinson Frank W Remick Harry K White George N Towle and Charles Sweet The same officers and committee members currently serving are nominated. Also noted is H F Fay securing a lease and bond on the Montezuma group of 16 claims near Globe with quarterly payments totaling 90 000 and an initial 0 down payment to be deducted from the first quarterly payment. The Boulevard Trust Company directors are named with Frank A Russell elected temporary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Lyman
Greenleaf
Henry Hornblower
Sidney Chase
George F. Lord
John Parkinson
Frank W. Remick
Harry K. White
George N. Towle
Charles Sweet
Charles Head
H. F. Fay
Montezuma
Live Oak
Boston & Maine
Globe Camp
Dividends Declared By Mining and railroad Firms
El Rayo Mines Co declares quarterly 8 percent dividend to stock on record Aug 17 with Aug payout. St Joseph By Lt Ht Pr Co pays quarterly 0 percent on common with record Sept 1. McArthur Bros Co issues semi annual 8 percent on preferred with Sept 1. Homestake Mining Co pays monthly 50 cents to stock on record Aug 20 with Aug 25 payout. Pure Oil Co quarterly 2 percent on common to stock on record Aug 19 with Sept 1 payment. Grand Trunk Ry of Canada declares semi annual 2 1/4 percent on second preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos & Albany
Bos & Mathe
Old Colony
Union
Ariz
Butte Coal
Mexico
Michigan
Nevada
Nipissing
North Butte
Quincy
Seattle
United Fruit
Boston Carbin Eee
Butte Ballak
East Butte
Giroux Aee
Hancock Wee
Helvetia Sree Ewes
Indiana
Sup & Bos
Sup & Pitts
Swift & Co
Coal & Ol
U S
Lower
Ohio Eveell
Beth Steel
Bkiyn RT
Bklyn U Gas
Butterick
TOO Can Pacific
Ohio
M&as
South Poser
Comstock T O
Gorn P R
BOM Hoy
Mer Marine
Minn & L
Cen Sneceg Ag
Nor & West
Ché& SL
Nor Pac
Pacific Mall
Penn
Phila Cotae
P,c, O& SL
Rock Island
BOR
Texas Acific
L & Ww
Union Pacific
Ua Ae Ealty
Utah Co
Westinghouse
el Rayo Mines Co
St. Joseph By
Ht. & Pr. Co
McArthur Bros. Co
Homestake Mining Co
Pure O11 Co
Grand Trunk Ry. of
Canada
Bradstreet's Review Opens With Optimism On Fall Trade
Bradstreet's State of Trade reports generally favorable weather aiding late crops and a moderate fall trade expansion. Wheat and corn exports rise. copper trade stays solid with exports boosting prices. Business failures fall in the U S and Canada, with Western demand stabilizing as autumn orders rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
West
Trade review notes firmer cotton goods and brighter crop prospects
Dun and Co reports July showing better conditions than most records indicate. Weather improves crop prospects and cotton goods firm while retailers pursue conservative buying for late shipments. Yarns rise, leather markets show improvement, and hides prices advance with higher foreign dry hides and German auction gains. Failures total 44 in the U S from 225 last year, with 27 in Canada versus 23 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
GO WEED PICKING IN BATHING SUITS
Summer vacationers at Lake Assawampsett Lakeville won a playful victory over Taunton health officials. Bathing is banned but cottagers may wear suits and weed the lake near landings. All residents joined in last evening, puzzling over why swimming harms Taunton’s water yet weed collection does not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Lake Assawampsett
Lakeville
Taunton
Telephone Managers Meet at Somerset Hotel Session Highlights
The New England telephone managers held their third convention session at the Somerset Hotel with H and Hughes of Pittsfield as chair. Papers discussed covered revenue collection, disconnected accounts, advertising, development studies, office routines, and accounting principles. A banquet followed with a line of officials at the head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Somerset Hotel
H. &. Hughes
Pittsfield
C. W. Dufresne
Pittsburg
F. G. Cheney
Lawrence
M. J. Meagher
R. A. Davis
L. B. Stowe
Springfield
X.A
F. R. Robinson
Boston
Carl T. Keller
E. S. Willard
E. P. Valentine
E. Wilkie
G Dresser
F. Story
Portland
I. O. Wright
Bell Companies
New England Company
Commercial Department
J. F. Dwinell
McLaughlin
R. M. Mandell
Young firebugs get 20 years sentence
In Brooklyn Judge Fawcett sentenced John Boris aged 16 and Michael Cardo 18 to 20 years for attempted arson. They confessed after a three month spree of suspicious fires in the Williamsburg tenement district using bombs to start blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fawcett
Brooklyn
John Boris
Michael Cardo
Williamsburg
Sunday Religious Services List in Boston
A dense listing details Sunday services across many churches in Boston including First Church of Christ Scientist in Falmouth and Boston, with times 10:45 a m and 12:10 p m, and a variety of sermons, classes, and testimonial meetings. Featured churches include Tremont Temple Baptist, Dudley Street Baptist, Clarendon Street Baptist, Ruggles Street Baptist, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Congregational Union, and several Methodist and non denomination groups with sermon topics and guest speakers.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
Dudley Street
Charles A. Fulton
T. Claggett_ Skinner
Roanoke
Dignity of Christ’s Representatives
Manhood
Citadel
M. H. Humphrey
A. F. Newell
Brown University Glee Club
Messrs
Dexter and Newell
Brown University
Northfield
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
New York
MacArthur
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Joseph E. Perry
Joseph "J. Watcher
Bible
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
Eben F. Francis
Egypt
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
George Redden
Bible School
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Shailer Mathews
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
George W. King
G. A. Colpitts
Benito
Manitoba
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Lyman IL. Hale
Spirit Will Has No Standing In Estate Appeal
Washington, Aug 12 Justice Barnard ruled that a spirit will has no legal effect in probate. Mrs Elida Crowell widow of Treasury clerk William H Crowell sought appointment of his brother as administrator. A translated message from a dying Crowell favored the brother and a slate writing medium produced the alleged document. The court appointed Mrs Crowell and her stepson William B Crowell as joint administrators amid opposition from other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Barnard
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Elida J. G. Crowell
William H. Crowell
Treasury Department
Crowell
Elizabeth J
Brother
Ruby
Barnard
Stage Busy Week In City Theaters And Parks
A rundown of upcoming and ongoing productions across local stages. The Merry Widow closes its first week at the Majestic while Three Million Dollars begins its final half at the Colonial. The Shepherd King opens at the Shubert on Aug 22 as the Grand Opera House ends its first week with Chinatown Trunk Mystery. Next week features Way Down East at the American Music Hall and Girls performing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Majestic
the Colonial
Wright Lorimer
the Shubert
Grand Opera House
Morison
American Music Hall
Carl Harmann
Keith
Spiritualist Churches and Meetings in Boston Area
Directory style listing of multiple spiritualist groups in Malden Boston and surrounding towns. Includes Progressive Spiritualist Society Louise Hall 138 Pleasant Street and Meeting times with leaders like William Potter and Nellie Carleton-Grover. Also notes camps circles healing readings and lectures across several venues including 277 Columbus Avenue and Camp Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Progressive Spiritualist Society, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
A. Huntington
G. McArthur
William Potter
H. C. Berry
Boston
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
George Clark
H. Harwood
Elmer Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
M. M. Jollimore
Alpheus Ricker
Annie Banks-Scott
Fred Lyons
Conner
George Nutter
Betsy
Trask-Boynton
Izetta Sears Hill
Aurin F. Hills
Delia Matson
Fred Gowing
Moreland Park Quartet
Edward Lee
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary Services (Inc
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Myr. Smith
F. K. Brown
D. W. Wilder
Anna Whittier
Sophie Kampe
Jollimore
Huntington Avenue
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Harvey Redding
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Unity Camp
Saugus
Effie Webster- Chapman
M. I. Cannon
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
C. BE. Pray
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Lina
Camden Street
Ould
M. Knowles
Roomai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stout
William E. Soule
Ewes
Peer Bereeves
Pfranes
Eee
High Point
Apse
York Funds
Alesce
Treasury
B.h.scheffels & Co
Devonshire St
Broad St
Burton
Essay Street
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress St
Mining Financial Real the
Wall St
H. A. Walker
State St
Cumberland
Mansfield
James Shay & Co
Sossip OF
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
American Can Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Algomah
Boulevard Trust Company
Brookline
Charles L. Ayling
Everett C. Benton
Arthur W. Chesterton
William Craig
Guy A. Ham
Frank A. Russell
James D. Henderson
James P. Stearns
Charles H. Stearns
James M. Codman, Jr
Wiliam A. McKenny
Justin N. Morse
Albert L. Lincoln
Jacob W. Peirce
Jonathan L. Dexter
Frankee Russell
Arizona
Bay State Gas
Lac Mt
Heavens
Oe Ely
Calaveras Wee
Cal & Corbin
Ely
Corbin
Cortez Eusesee
Crown Reserve
Davis Daly
Domin_ Syndicate
Ely Central
Hay
Ely Consol
Goldfield
Humboldt Weber
Inspiration Nee
Inter Rotary
McKinle
Mason Darragh
Alley
St Ne
Mackinaw
Majestic
Mines Co Am
Dougla
New Baltic
Ohio Coppe
South Lake
Yukon
Prince Cons
Eees Reesseseres
Silver King Coalition
South Columbus
Swansea
Uncle Sam
Eecess L
Massachusetts
Boston, Mass
N. B
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Amer Tobacco
Bay State
British Columbia
Davis D'y
Fly Central
Giroux
Neers
Greene Cananea
Seisse
Kerr Lake
Otlay
Manhattan Transit
Miami
Thy
Utah M
Nipissing M Co
Union Mines
Yukon Gold
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Beek Tunnel
Cctesecon Oo
Ullock Seraee
Colorado
DUN & CO
Congregational Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Sardis
Stephen C. Lang
International Bible Students’ Association
Park Street Church
T. B. Barker
Park Street Church Society
Norumbega Park
Boston Y. M. C
Alice Leith
Wamesit
Charles I
Schaeffer
THE
Christadelphians
NEW Thought
Forum Association
Metaphysical Hall
Metaphysical Hall, ‘Muntington Chambers
Mr. Ek
M. Gitt
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Devamata
St. Botolph Street
India
Huntington Chambers
Roselynd Laurain
Ww. H. Crowell
Howard
Pat White
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Zella Russell
Paul Azard
Globe
Matthew Ott
the Prince
Charles Morgan
Melba Drake
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Wonderland
Spiritualist Churches
Spiritualist
Spiritual Science Fraternity
E. A. Judkins
BE. K. Steadman
P. Wyman
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