Stock Market Sees Severe Setback and Profit Taking
The market fell under profit taking as buying demand cooled amid peace conference concerns at Portsmouth. St Paul led early strength with gains, while Reading hit new highs. later declines spread across rails and industrials with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific among the notable losers.
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Wall Street
Portsmouth
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Reading
Pacifics
Snd
Boston
New York
Norscr Vearessacv
State Street
Shorts
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
London
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Erie First
Western Union
Wisconsin Central and Steel
Hill
United States Steel
Amalgamated
Car and Foundry
Locomotive
Preferred
Smelting
Atchison
Anaconda
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Fuel
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinoisentral
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Ontario & Western i
Rock Island
Wabash
Marriage of Deputy-master Perkins and Miss Tuttle in Malden
Deputy-master Lorenzo D. Perkins of Deer Island and Miss Mary B. Tuttle of Jamaica Plain wed in Malden on Thursday evening with Rev. William B. Toulmin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D. Perkins
House of Correction
Deer Island
Mary B. Tuttle
Jamaica Plain
William B. Toulmin
Malden
Money Market Outlook: Financiers Hold Steady, Smoother Rates Seen
In a quiet mood, money outlook appears puzzling yet hopeful as big financiers may keep rates stable. Analysts note speculation, potential heavy loans for Russia and Japan, and growing need for crop funding, with no expected abnormal rate rise. Copper falls. Rotary Ring bullish. related stocks cited with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Russia
Japan
Europe
Chicago
New York
Market quiets as Copper Range, Baltic updates shape trading
The New York pause signals inactivity on the local market with weak copper and miscellaneous stocks and light volume. Daly-West leads with a 1 point rise while Copper Range slips to 67½ as Baltic boundary updates hint at deeper workings and reshaped shipments amid August and July production shifts.
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State Street
New York
Daly-West
American Woolen Common
Massachusetts Electric
Houghton
Baltic
No. 5
Trimountain
Anaconda
Parrott
Boston & Montana and Clark
Barns
Clifton
Shannon Copper Company
Shannon Company
Arizona
Shannon
Santa Ysabel
Hayward
Hazeltine
San Francisco
EB. Hh, Gay & Co
Rockville
Conn
E. H. Gay & Co
City Trea Urer Nichols
Everett
Mass
George Mixter
Mining and Stock Exchange
Utah
Cotton goods market shows upward push in New York
Bleached goods rose again today with prominent lines up one cent per yard. Buyers say prices are too high and limit purchases to small immediate-use lots. Prints remain in heavy demand and first hands are exhausted. Lower and medium count cotton yarns advance despite easier quotas.
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New York
New York Bonds Close Mixed In Yesterdays Trading
Closing bond prices show a mix of gains and declines across U S rails, utilities, and industrial issues. Notable levels include U S rf 2s around 104, Anane Japan 6s at 61, Am Tob 4s near 76, and Erie p 4s about 101, with several 4s, 5s, and 3s trading in the 80s to 110s range.
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Ans
U S
Japan
Manc G
Do Ist Inc
Ad's
M & St
Bal & O
Do 1St Inc
Do 2d Inc
G’l
Ri& P
D & RG
Erie P
FW &Dcis
Chicago grain quotations and market notes
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain prices with Sept Dec May quotes for wheat corn and oats. They note bullish foreign news yesterday but export demand weak, predicting lower ranges. September corn remains nervous while oats and wheat show strength on cash demand and short covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Storks Paired And In Trios In New York Bank
In New York at 128 Broadway Exchange National Bank employees report a wave of births starting June 24 with a girl, then triplets, then twins, then a baby girl and twins, as young beneficiaries appear to be spreading through the staff.
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New York
Exchange National Bank
Broadway
Cable Steamer Colonia Aground Off Canso
The cable steamer Colonia lies ashore off Canso Nova Scotia in a wad position. Attempts to float her have failed and she is thought badly damaged. At 7976 tons gross register she is the largest cable vessel afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canso
N. S
Colonia
The College Widow Opens at Tremont Theatre Tonight
The College Widow travels from New York to Tremont Theatre tonight for its first outside engagement. The story centers on football rivalries Atwater versus Bingham with the college widow at the center, featuring a strong cast led by Thomas Meighan and George E. Bryant. The program also includes London Gaiety Girls burlesque, updated scenery, and renewed smoking privileges.
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New York
George Ade
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Savage
Garden Theatre
Mr. Ade
Thomas Meighan
George E. Bryant
Edwin Holt
Dan Collyer
Stephen Maley
Frederick Burton
Edgar Davenport
J. Beresford Hollis
Thomas H. Wilson
Morgan Coman
Frank Brownlee
Robert Kelly
Frances Ring
Ivy Troutman
Gertrude Quinlan
Louise Forde
Atwater
Bingham
Doughty
Billy Bolton
Columbia
London Gaiety Girls Burlesquers
Colonial
Klaw & Erlanger
Broadway
Colonial Theatre
Empire Theatre Company
Fadettes
Grand Opera House
Annie Blanche
Muggs
Howard
Mark Murphy
James Richmond Glenroy
Famous Theatre
Palace Theatre
Waldron
John Middle Sky
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Revere Beach
Street Railway Company
New Shoreham Ordered to Raise Tax for Boston Man’s Bill
In Providence court, Judge Brown issued a writ of mandamus compelling New Shoreham to take steps for a town meeting to authorize a tax to pay about $11,000 owed to William A. McKie of East Boston under a contract for building the steamer New Shoreham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
United States Circuit Court
Brown
New Shoreham
William A. McKie
East Boston
Kermit Roosevelt Heads South for Big Game Hunt
Kermit Roosevelt son of the President leaves Oyster Bay to travel alone to Deadwood South Carolina to hunt big game. He will stay with Captain Seth Bullock for several weeks and may return in good physical condition to resume studies at Groton Massachusetts.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Deadwood
S. C
Seth Bullock
Kermit
Groton
Mass
Captain Boynton Dead in Harrington at 62
Captain Isaac H. Boynton, famed navigator, died at his Harrington home aged 62. He commanded vessels in trade between New York, Java and Australia and circumnavigated the globe many times. He led the brig Daisy Boynton and barks Tillie Baker and Ethel V. Boynton.
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Anaconda Mining Co
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan & Tex
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Pacific Mail
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NEW York Bonds
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Stella
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Norumbega Park
Ellsworth and
Burt
Lizzie Daly
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Paragon
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S. Mats
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Mystic
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Columbus Ave
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King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Ouch’s Neck
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Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe's Wharf
Wedness Lays
Boynton
Nat Nantasket
United States
Martland Brockton
ROWE
Pemberton
Qa. P. Cushing
Plymouth
Old Colony
Peer Hk
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Bass Point
Lincoln Wharf
Nahant
Eithe
New Dance Hall
Battery Street
Nahant Line
Court St
Salem Willows
Desiree
Gloucester
Haverhill
Union Wharf
Battery St
L Road
Salem Cadet Band
Doc
A. P. Lane
Shore Nay. Co
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape Cod
S. A. Moody
Cape Ann
North Shore
Joy Line
B. D. Pitts
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