Market shows Harriman influence amid mixed New York Boston stocks
General lists show Union Pacific and Southern Pacific gain amid broader weakness as traders price in a Harriman scheme. Union Pacific common hits 215 with preferred at 118, while most other issues slip, reflecting profit taking and cautious mood after a volatile day.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
U. S
Central of New Jersey
Pacific Coast
Mergenthaler
State Street
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Harriman Properties
Union Pacific Common
Harriman
Amalgamated
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Paul
Erie
Great Northern Ore
National
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Ng Sales Tigh, Law
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Asty
Oar & Foundry
Hide & Leath
Ice Securities
Smelt & Pele ES
Woolen Te Heer
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ween We
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Eperee Chesapeake & Ohio
C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Cal & Southern Dd
BOM
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Erie Ape
General Electric Ae
Great Northern
Interborough
Inter Harvester
International
International Paper
Iowa Central
Enone
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St P & S
St M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan & Te
Nat Rys
Pacific Mail Awe Eens
Eee A
People's Gassenna
Pitts, CC & St Louis
Railway
Southern Been
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific Ee
Toledo
L & Era
United States Realty
United States Epunes
United States Steel
Utah
Virginia Ghroiinn
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Market News From Boston With Copper Shares Firm
The Boston market contracted under pressure with narrow trading in railroads. Copper shares remained firm amid a favorable metal outlook. The piece notes specific tickers, currency rates, and hints at upcoming corporate actions including Ely Central Copper and Beaver Carbonate bonds.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Lake
North Butte
Superior
Utah Consolidated
Franklin
Copper executives return home from abroad
N. L. Amster, president of the Shannon Arizona Commercial and Boston & Corbin copper companies, has arranged passage for his return home on August 27. James Philips Jr., president of the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company, arrived home from abroad today.
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N. L. Amster
Shannon, Arizona
James Philips, Jr
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Broad Trading Marks Curb Market Session in Boston
Boston curb market activity surged with buyers and sellers for Bay State Gas Begole Syndicate Chino First National Champion Yuma Davis Daly Rhode Island Coal Ohio Copper. Rhode Island closed at 77 8, Davis Daly 7, Bay State Gas up to 64, Ohio Copper 5 to 53 8, First National 61 4, Yuma 3, Champion 29. Px dividend.
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Boston
Bay State Gas
Begole Syndicate
Chino
First National
Champion
Yuma
Davis
Acme Consol
Arizona
Corbin
Ely
Davis Daly
Inspiration
Majestic
Mass Brew Ae
New Douglas
Ney Utah
Southwest Devel
Superior Globe Ly
Yukon
Dividends Declared by Railways and Amex Co
Quarterly and annual dividend notices show Buffalo & Susquehanna Ry. Co. issuing 1 percent preferred dividends dated Sept. 1 for stock of record. Grand Trunk Ry. of Canada announces annual 4 percent guaranteed for first preference and 5 percent for Grand Trunk first preference. American Express Co. declares 3 percent quarterly dividend with Oct. 1 payment and Aug. 31 record date.
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Buffalo & Susquehanna Ry. Co
Grand Trunk Ry
Canada
American Express Co
Bond Market Notes from Boston and New Bedford
Lynn Mass approves a 100000 dollar temporary loan to Loring Tolman and Tupper at 3.625 percent discount due November 15. New Bedford treasurer seeks bids for 10500 dollars in registered bonds by August 16. Bertron Griscom and Jenks buy 2580900 of 40 year 6 percent gold bonds of the New Orleans Ry and Lt Company. Swift and Co سود rumors of 35000000 bonds sale lack confirmation. Development Company of America retires 850000 bonds and holds 150000 for further retirements, boosting funds for debt payoff.
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Atlanta
Atchison & Aban
Boston Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Old Colony
Union Pacific
Boston
Allouez Ee
Butte Coalition Eee
Cal & Ariz Higtees Ee
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Eaee
Greene Cananea
la Salle
Incy Nee
Shannon Freee
Superior
Trinity
Utah
East
Edison
Ass Gas
Mergenthaler
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Sup & Boston
Adams Express
Allis Chalmers
Hide & Leath
aDais
Ice Securities
Tel & Tel
Apaert OS
Top & S F
Coast Line
Col
East & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Ss
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather
Central Pacific Gold
Central Vermont
Ches & Ohio Fund
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Bar & Q
Chicago Gas Light
M & St P
Etna
Chi & Northwest S
Chicago & WI
Cin
Ind
Col Fuel & Iron Gen
Colorado & Southern
del & Hudson Con
den & R G
Detroit City Gas
Distillers' Securities
Elgin
Joliet & E
Erie
Evans & T N
It Worth & den City
Hocking Valley
Houston & Tex Ces Bs
Inter Met
Interborough
Mer Marine
Lake Shore
Lehigh & NY Ist
Louisiana & Ark
Louis & Nashville
K & T Lst
Missouri Pacific
Do Trust
Nash Chatt & St Leon
Nat Rys
M P
Central
S Bane
NH & H
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Saipine Bard's
Ore & L CO
Pacific T & T
Peoria & P Union
Iron & Steel
St, IM & South
Do R & G
Stu & SF RR
St Louis Southwest
Union Eg & Paper
Union Pacific Ist
LOTI
West Shore
Renee
Westinghouse el & Mfg
Pan
San Paulo
Lynn
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Bertron, Griscom & Jenks
New Orleans Ry. and
Lt. Company
Development Company of America
Sonora
Mex
Trade tone improves as tariff shifts ease demand and crop reports rise
Dun’s Weekly Review notes all sectors adjusting to amended tariff schedules and stronger trade. Government crop reports signal high yields for corn and oats and wheat, with copper and iron steel activity remaining robust and footwear and leather markets awaiting price clarity. Failures decline in the United States and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Philippines
United States
Canada
Bradstreet notes gradual trade gains with cautious mood
Bradstreet reports general improvements in trade and industry but a prevailing conservatism favors small, frequent sales. Dry goods demand is fair while wholesale and retail activity adjust after summer. Agricultural crops show favorable developments, rail and iron sectors gain, and copper markets firm as exports and business failures are listed for the week ending Aug. 12.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
200 Children Exhibit Handiwork at Tyler Street Schoolhouse
Under Mabel Porter the Denison House directed show marks the 15th season end. South Cove pupils from the winter sessions present raffia stools taborets a five shelf music rack book racks knife trays and diina drainers. cooking demos by Mildred Clark yield salads meats fish and candies. hammocks sewing watercolors and home articles fill rooms as Miss Pike leads upper floor displays of sewing and practical home goods.
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Samme
Tyler Street
Mabel Porter
Denison House
South Cove
Boston School Board
Floyd
Sloyd
Miss Daly
Manchester
Diina
Mildred Clark
Pike
Canada Trade and Failures Show Seasonal Quiet, Wheat Forecast
In Canada wholesale trade remains quiet for the season while sorting orders arrive and a strong fall trade is anticipated due to a near assured heavy northwest wheat crop. Business failures for the week ending Thursday number 24 compare with 27 the prior week and 31 the previous year.
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Canada
Northwest
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable
A calendar of dividends payable listing multiple companies and share classes. Livestream notes include Cambria ette, Conn Ry and Lt, Havana Electric, Buffalo Mines, Montreal Lt Ht and Pr, Peacock Valley, Procter and Gamble, American Tobacco ex-dividend, Butterick Co Cin N O Tex Pac preferred, Dolores Mines, Iowa Central Ry, Georgia Ry and FEl common, Sus Ry Lt and Pr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Ette
Conn Ry. & Lt
Common
Conn. Ry. & Lt
Havana Electric
Serene
Buffalo Mines
Montreal
Ht. & Pr
Peacock Valley
Procter & Gamble
American Tobacco
Butterick Co. Cin
N. O. & Tex. Pac
Dolores Mines
Iowa Central
Georgia
Sus
Stage changes and varied vaudeville programs announced
The Columbia Theatre opens its dramatic year with Jardin de Paris Girls and acclaimed vaudeville acts. Convict 999 plays at Grand Opera House, while The Final Settlement is slated for next week. Multiple venues list new bills, matinees, and upcoming premieres across Boston theatres.
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Columbia Theatre
Miner & Marion
Jardin de Paris Girls
Grand Opera House
Lindsay Morison
Orpheum
Annie Laurie
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Howell Hansel
Keith
Harry de Coe
Fadettes
Howard Atheneum
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Daniel Boone
Frederick van Rensselaer
Sadie Hilton
the Globe
Austin & Stone
Giovani
Wonderland
Paragon Park
Dodge
Norumbega Park
Florenz
Theatre Comique
Fishing trip deadline notes on King Philip and Satellite sailings
A few weeks remain to take a fishing trip on the King Philip and compete for a cash prize. Limited opportunities to go a fishin on the steamer Satellite should be seized. Bass Point entertainment pleases visitors, and a sail down the bay attracts crowds as Boston & Gloucester line boats head to Cape Ann.
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Bass Point
Boston & Gloucester Line
Cape Ann
Large Orient freights value near three million at Mystic wharf
Two big freighters lay side by side at Charlestown Mystic wharf with cargoes valued around 3 million dollars. The Kennebec discharged 12 000 tons of wines hair cassia and other goods from Hong Kong and Singapore. The Braunfels arrived with 8700 tons of bur laps cotton shellac hides and tea from Calcutta and Red Sea voyage. Captain Beynon reported moderate seas while the Braunfels faced 118 degree heat and carried three Maltese dogs and a monkey named Jim.
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Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
India
Far East
United States
Kennebec
Hong Kong
Singapore
Canton
Manila
Cebu
Orient
R. Beynon
Indian Ocean
Hansa Line
Braunfels
D. Kloppenburg
Calcutta
Red Sea
Jim
Thaw Granted Easier Life at Matteawan Asylum
Judge Mills recommits Harry K. Thaw to Matteawan but allows easier confinement with lavish surroundings and privileges similar to the initial period. Thaw will remain near White Plains until Wednesday night and see his mother frequently to settle business matters. He plans to appeal the appellate division denial of a jury trial.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Mills
Harry KE. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Mary Copley Thaw
White Plains
Thaw
Baker
Morschauser
Mark
Matteawan
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Capps Inspecting British Shipyards During UK Visit
Rear Admiral W. L. Capps chief of the bureau of naval construction in Washington spends leave visiting United Kingdom shipyards and docks. He arrived in Portsmouth and is touring naval works after attending the Glasgow engineers and shipbuilders meeting.
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London
W. L. Capps
Bureau of Naval Construction
Washington
Engineers and Shipbuilders
Glaegow
United Kingdom
Portsmouth
Naval Works
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Burton
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Rhode Island
Providence E Coal Mining CO
Providence Coal Mining Co
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Key Gold
King-Crowther
Providence Coal Mining
Rhode Island Coal
Burlingame Telegraphing
James Shay & Co
State St
Masa
P. C. Bory
Apisodedeeessezesh
Shasteselheen
Mercantile Paper
Reseveey New York
Boston Clearings
Arthur F. Luke
Luke, Banks & Weeks
Europe
Salt Lake City
Ely Central Copper Company
North Lake
Dow
Edwards
Gay & Sturgis
Milk and
Pearl Streets
Lake Superior
NEW York Stocki
Black Prince Copper
Boston Securities
R. S. Brine Transportation
Draper Co
E. FE. Gray Co
Quincy Market
Library Bureau
Regal
Douglas
American Glue
NEW York Bonds
Chandler Bros
Mik St
New Bedford
Swift & Co
Bay State
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
BO Douglas
Eae
Ely Central
Giroux Mining
Miami
Nevada
Seace
Nipissingeines Co
Ohio
Superior & Pitts
United Copper
Chicago
Birm
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Dun’s Weekly Review
Lloyd
Capps
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