Bears Win After Tumultuous Trading Day
Market activity resembled a tense battle with bears gaining ground amid a sharp rally that closed near yesterday’s finish. News lists large blocks traded, Harriman securities weaken, and Amalgamated steel leads gains while Calumet & Hecla drops.
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St. Paul Up
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Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices and Totals
The Boston Market records the day’s stock and bond price movements along with total sales. The report lists price changes and volumes across leading securities for the trading session.
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Fallowine
Tahitiand
Boston Curb Market Quiet Amid Declines on Key Stocks
Boston curb market trading was comparatively quiet today with notable declines in Champion Copper Rhode Island Coal First National and Eclipse Oil. Fluctuations across the curb list are detailed here with the day’s overall softness.
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First National
Eclipse Oil
New York Markets Show Cautious Buyer Activity Across Sectors
From multiple markets buyers remain conservative while retailers stay cautious. Iron and steel demand grows steadier and raw wool sales in Boston reach a record 45 million pounds led by Montana and territory wools. Building trades stay active with lumber demand rising in New England. Wheat and corn exports for the week and seven weeks ending Aug 19 show declines versus last year as August heat and drought bite. Business failures for the week total 183, down from 286 a year earlier.
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Telegraph
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Trinity Covering Mining Report Free for Investors
A promotional mining report claims to offer free, impartial coverage of Trinity mining issues with wide range information from mining camps in Canada and Mexico. It promises immediate telegraphic updates on market impact and includes long files of 500 to 10,000 words via Chas. A. Stoneham & Co. brokers in Boston and New York.
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Seaboard Line extends bond deposit deadline to Sept 4
Announcement states the time for depositing first mortgage 4 per cent and general mortgage 5 per cent bonds under the railway's adjustment plan has been extended to Sept 4.
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What Bradstreet Says Industries Waking Up as Vacation Season Approaches
Bradstreet reports trade and manufacturing in dustry to expand as the vacation season wanes and harvest prospects harden. Buyers' excursions continue to stimulate demand, while dry goods, millinery, and clothing sales show renewed strength amid cautious optimism.
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Trade revival noted in Dun's weekly review
R G Dun and Co reports a nationwide revival in trade with wholesalers pressed to meet retailer demand and manufacturers enjoying a broader market. Dry goods strong, cotton goods steady, hosiery improving, but fall shorts for fancy dress. Leather and hides show improvement while oak rough leather drops. failures total 182 in the United States and 21 in Canada.
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Cumberland Ely Copper Company Quarterly Statement
The Cumberland Ely Copper Company reports for the quarter ending June 30. Copper production totals 6,832,701 pounds. Net earnings from operations are 121.74 dollars. Dividends received amount to 114,000 dollars. Total income is listed as 237,588 dollars with interest on loans at 7888 dollars. Profit and loss surplus stands at 280,150 dollars.
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Dividends Declared by Several Companies This Quarter
Dividend announcements list Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co quarterly 2 dollars common record Sept 4 payment Sept 15 Lancaster Mills quarterly 114 percent record Aug 19 Silver Mines Exploration Co quarterly 1 percent record Sept 1 and extra 3 percent same date Republic Iron & Steel Co quarterly 1 percent preferred record Sept 23 Federal Mining & Smelting Co quarterly 1 percent preferred record Sept 15 Great Northern O Books close Sept 1 reopen Sept 16.
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Boston Welcome Echoed by Visiting Captain on Bridge
Captain V de A Echevarria of the steamship Asuncion de Larrinaga praised the port in a statement to a Post reporter on Monday. He was on the bridge, engrossed in building a miniature yacht from an American design, noting Boston as his first American port on his apprenticeship voyage and recalling sighting Cape Cod in calm weather.
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Enterprise Veteran Captain Recounts Atlantic Voyage and Trove of Tugs
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Nagel Talks on Fisheries at Cape clam bake
At Wing's Neck Buzzard's Bay the Old Colony Club held its annual clam bake with 175 attendees from the Cape summer colony. Charles Nagel Secretary of Commerce and Labor spoke on fisheries urging state nation cooperation. Club officer slate was elected including Hamlin as president and Emmons as secretary.
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Beef prices to rise slightly in the hub next week
Marketable cattle are scarce prompting a small beef price increase in the hub next week and likely through December. E C Hunnewell of the Swift Beef Company says the move won’t materially affect consumers and notes prices this year are lower than in 1908.
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Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend List
Ex-dividend dates shown for Buffalo and Susquehanna preferred stock General Chemical common stock A & Co LP F preferred and related books close noted for today with corporate names and timing details.
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Mrs Sage to sue a widow over Cedarhurst mortgage
Mrs. Russell Sage through Deforrest Brothers plans foreclosure on widow Emma A. Hone over a $6000 mortgage on 11 lots and a 16 room Cedarhurst residence at Broadway and Locust Avenue. Semiannual interest failed to be paid, starting the legal action.
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Committees Named to Aid Trade Conditions
The Chamber of Commerce appointed two key committees to influence trade. The grain inspection committee is chaired by George O. Proctor with Rodney T. Hardy and Charles F. Marden. the floor committee is chaired by Frank W. Wise with Edward S. Benedict and James G. Ferguson. The grain panel aims to boost Boston as a grain export port and sustain recent shipment gains. The flour committee will craft advisory rules for the trade.
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Winthrop Slashes Tax Rate to $17.90 Per Thousand
Winthrop assessors reduce the tax rate to 17.90 per thousand, down thirty cents from last year. The total tax levy remains 220,375 dollars.
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Husband fined for neglecting wife and five children
Simon Winitzer, 40, of 16 Hale Street was yesterday reprimanded by Judge Murray and fined 50 dollars for neglecting to provide any support for his wife and five small children.
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City G O P to Pick Head
The Republican city committee will meet the week of September 6 to elect a new president after Edward G. Graves was enjoined from duties. Vice President David T. Montague acts as head and is favored to win without opposition. Graves advised the executive committee at its Tremont building meeting.
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No Gain in 102 Churches in State
The Congregationalist Year Book shows 102 churches in four New England states had no new members last year. Massachusetts had 22 percent of the total, with 102 churches. New Hampshire 71. Vermont 73. Connecticut 61. Among churches with over 1000 members, Massachusetts has three and Connecticut four.
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Lynch Slayer of Woman and Baby in Fitzgerald Case
Henry Taylor, a Black ex convict, accused of assaulting Mrs Josh M Vickers then murdering her and her infant. He was taken from the sheriff of Wildcox County between Lumpkin and McRea and lynched today.
Burdette Resigns as Temple Baptist Pastor
The trustees of Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles accept the resignation of Rev. Robert J. Burdette humorist and journalist. Friends report his health is permanently broken.
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Platte River Flood Destroys Cottages in West Denver
The Platte River overflowed its banks in West Denver lowlands flooding scores of cottages and raising fears of a renewed disaster as residents assessed damage after overnight rising waters.
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