Market summary of yesterday and year to date
Reported total market sales in New York 400 600 shares and Boston 16 111 shares with most active issues Reading in New York and Butte and Superior in Boston. Year to date totals show New York 57 598 400 shares and Boston 3 506 918 shares, versus last year. Major movers include Underwood Typewriter up to 93 percent and Calumet and Hecla down to 4 05 in Boston. Call and time money figures listed for New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Butte & Superior
Underwood Typewriter
St. L
Pfd
Granby
Calumet & Hecla
Wall Street Bull Market Buoys New York Shares
Markets rallied as investors welcomed an improved tone in U S Mexico relations. Standard dividend shares led gains, copper prices supported by strong metal markets, and railroad readings stayed firm amid general optimism. Bond activity remained steady with $1 19 million par value traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Mexico
Shorts
Harriman
London
Southern Pacific
Reading
Southwest
Canada
Dividend Declared on Connecticut Power Company Preferred Stock
The Connecticut Power Company approves a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on its preferred capital stock payable September 2, 1923. Stockholders of Ota at the close of business August 31 will receive the payment. Stone & Webster is the transfer agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Power Company
Ota
Calumet & Hecla dividend boosts Lake district shares
Boston market notes 16 000 shares traded with generally higher prices. Calumet & Hecla declared a 6 dividend per share, total 26 this year and 122 650 000 lifetime, while the Lake strike eases with 120 men at work underground and several mines idled or reduced. New Haven and Amalgamated rose, while Union Pacific rights moved up from a two cent low to 57 cent, closing firm at 53 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Keweenaw County
Mohawk
Allouez
Superior
Isle Royale
Quincy
Champion
Trimountain
Baltic
New Haven
Amalgamated
Butte & Superior
Calumet & Arizona
Chino
Granby
Stee Common
Union Pacific
Curb Market Highlights Fall to New Lows at Boston
Mexican Metals slid to 24 cents marking a new low in yesterday's Boston curb market. Nevada Douglas Butte & London First National and Verde Extension also showed notable activity with varied fluctuations throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Douglas
Butte & London
First National
Verde
Ae Ee
Bay State Gas Ie
Calaveras Venes
Corbin
Nat'l
Goldfield
la Rose
Lion Hill
Majestic
Massoletti
McKinley Dar
Mexican Ee
Nevada Jong
ILE
Mining and textile dividends due this autumn
Calumet and Hecla Mining announces a quarterly dividend of 6 dollars payable Sept 20 to stockholders of record Aug 28. International Cotton Mills pays 1 1/2 percent quarterly on preferred stock. British American Tobacco declares a 4 percent interim on geoteary shares payable Sept 30 to record holders. Du Pont de Nemours Powder issues 2 percent on common stock payable Sept 15 to record Sept 5, plus 11 cent quarterly on other stock payable Oct 25 to Oct 15. Railway Steel Syndicate lists regular preferred dividend payable Sept 20. Books close Sept 6 reopen Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumete& Hecla Mining Co
International Cotton Mills
British-merican Tobacco Company
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Paige
Railway Steel S Wie Company
Aaron
Aa Sani
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable Notice
Colorado Gold Dredging 25c ex dividend payable dates shown in parentheses. Amer. Ry’s com 134% 9 15. Amer. Smelt and Ref. com 1% 0 15. Books do not close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Amer, Rys
Amer, Smelt
Market news shows strong gains in Union and Southern Pacific
The market moved higher with new highs since June as volume surged. Underwriters push rights, with 76 percent of Southern Pacific stock reportedly taken, while Amalgamated, Reading, and Steel posted notable advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacifics
New York
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Southern
United Drug Profits Rise 58 Percent in Fiscal Year
United Drug Company reports profits of 687 348 dollars for the year ended June 30, up from 371 422 the prior year. Sales reached 4 592 296 dollars, a rise from 3 397 873 dollars, with affiliate operations pushing total output beyond 15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drug Company
Louis K. Liggett
Bankers Expects Large Attendance at Boston Convention
Vice President Joseph Chapman of Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis predicts a large turnout for the American Bankers Association meeting in Boston October 6 to 10. He cites Congress debates on major financial legislation and a Thursday session on agricultural development featuring James J. Fa o and University of Minnesota President George E. Vincent, noted as powerful speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Boston
Joseph Chapman
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
James J. Fao
St. Paul
Stockholders Entitled to Sept 1 Dividend for Baltimore & Ohio
The Baltimore & Ohio company lists 14 114 stockholders as entitled to the September 1 dividend, more than doubling from 6 677 in 1903. The New York Stock Exchange lists 5 million dollars of Baltimore & Ohio first mortgage bonds due 1948, bringing total listed to date to 20 million. The Butte Central Copper Company faces bankruptcy petition by three creditors with claims totaling 1 000. Quincy July copper production reached 525 tons, down from 1 252 tons in July 1912, with year to date output at 7 489 tons, the lowest since 1908. Last year’s first seven months produced 21 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelt & R
Smelt & R Pf
Tf Telel
At& SF
At&sf Pf
Ches & Ohio
M&sp
O M&sp
Erie
Erie Ist
Gen Motor
Goodrich P F Co
Nor Oe
Ill Central
Ins
Cop
le& W Abe
Lehigh Valley
Louis Nash
Mackay Ng
Mex Pet Co Ltd
Miami Gonper
Nor & West
Boston
New York
Ae Ee Corporation
Yigeliavelwiecsow
New York Funds
Treasury
Scta
Cellateca
Bala
Bardia
Sisha
York
Bios
Goldfield Consolidated
Goldfield
United Drug Company
Louis K. Liggett Company
United States
Canada
Daggett Company
United Drug Company, Ltd
Toronto
Guth Chocolate Company
National Cigar Stands Company
United Drug Company of
England
United Drug
Baltimore
Alse
National Cigar Stands Company of
Liggett
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
Butte Central Copper Company
Quincy
Chicopee bond award to Fernald firm over rivals
Chicopee Massachusetts awards nine hundred thousand four hundred fourteen dollars per cent bridge bonds to George A Fernald and Company. Competing bids came from Blodget and Company W L Raymond and Company Merrill Oldham and Company Blake Brothers and Company and Estabrook and Company. Perry Coffin and Burr purchase an issue of three million four hundred thousand St Paul Minnesota bonds at four and a half percent to run thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
George A. Fernald & Co
Blodget & Co
W. L. Raymond & Co
Merrill Oldham & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Estabrook & Co
Perry, Coffin & Burr
St. Paul, Minn
Pomeranian Riot Featured in Post Magazine
In next Sunday's Post Magazine Glenmore Davis is praised for one of the funniest dog stories readers will encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Magazine
Glenmore Davis
Bond market shows minor uptick with limited business
A modest improvement in market tone occurs with no rise in activity. Key trades concentrate in Atlanta, Knoxville and Cincinnati 48, New York and New Haven convertibles, New York Railways and Third Avenue adjustments, Toledo, St. Louis and Western 4s, plus Southern Pacific and Union Pacific issues. United States Government Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Knoxville
Cincinnati
New York
New Haven
Third Avenue
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Summary
A stock exchange report lists varied bond issues with prices, yields, and updates. It covers Japanese serials, U S corporations, utility and railway bonds, and corporate debentures with figures for Quoted prices, totals, and weekly comparisons. Total sales reach 1 216 000 with weekly and year-over-year changes noted.
Groundfish arrivals and storms impact harbor fleet
Groundfish arrivals remain generous with softening prices as mixed mackerel and scrod arrive at the wharf. The beam trawler Billow reports its first large catch, while other vessels like the Lochinvar and B. Irving bring swordfish. A lightning strike injures crew aboard Annie and Jennie, and the Jubilee fleet runs aground near George's Island before being freed at high tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrod
Billow
B. Dugan
R. J. Killick
Orion
L. Fannie
Swell
Ripple
B. Irving
Lochinvar
Haddock
Hake
W. Goodspeed
E. Silveira
Mary
Annie
Jennie
T Wharf
George's Island
Guardian
Nova Scotia
Arthur J. Parker
Windsor
Port
Digby
Port Eaton
Mildred H. Cochran
Hebert
Sarah L. Davis
Scituate
Maritime headlines and vessel movements near New England
A squall drives a schooner ashore at Scituate with masts blown out. A long lost gas buoy from the St Lawrence reappears off New South Wales stirring speculation. New oil carrier Richmond delivered. vessels Maud F Silva and Frances V Sylvia sold to Florida fisheries. Joseph di Giorgio sails from San Pedro Sula with first fruit cargo to Boston. Tamaqua towed to Vineyard Haven after shaft failure. Cincinnati arrives Hamburg. Kansa sails from Shanghai. The Landsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scituate
St. Lawrence River
New South Wales
Australia
North Atlantic
Cape Horn
Richmond
Standard Oil Company
Maud F. Silva
Florida
Georgian
Essex
Colson
Frances V. Sylvia
Provincetown
Joseph di Giorgio
Boston
San Pedro Sula
Central America
Valley Forge
New Bedford
Vineyard Haven
Cincinnati
Hamburg
New York
Shanghai
China
Landsman
Shipping News Arrivals and Clearances Highlight Terminal Traffic
Dozens of steamers and tugs including Parima Spinney Demarara North Star Dennison Yarmouth Newton Abbott Baltimore Everett Giles Norfolk Bay Port Beranger Newport News and many others arrive with a long list of vessels. The report also notes revenue cutters Gresham Brockway Androscoggin and several barges and schooners across routes to Salem Boston New York and Portland. Cleared ships include North Star Dennison Yarmouth and others signaling busy harbor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parima
Spinney
Demarara
North Star
Dennison
Yarmouth
Newton
Abbott
Baltimore
Everett
Giles
Norfolk
Bay Port
Beranger
Newport News
Salem
Massachusetts
O'Donnell
New York
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Howard
Berry
J. H. Devereaux
Quinn
City of Memphis
Garfield
Savannah
Gresham
Brockway
Portland
Androscoggin
Olson
Rockport
Maritime Fleet and Vessel Movements Across Ports
A dated list details numerous ships and vessels including Juniata, Grecian, Hillary, Kathadin, Katahdin, and others tied to ports such as Philadelphia, New York, Belfast, Portland, Bangor, and Gloucester. It references steamers, revenue cutters, tugs, barges, lighters, and schooners along with associated owners or operators like Crowell, Spinney, Leitsch, and Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata
James
Norfolk
Grecian
Hillary
Philadelphia
H. FP
Dimock
Crowell
New York
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
Syndica
Leitsch
Sparta
Barratt
Port Simon
Cobb
Allan
Portland
Parima
Spinney
Katahdin
Macbeth
Charleston
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
Curry
Bridgewater
Boston Faces Record Week for Transatlantic Steamers
The port of Boston anticipates its largest influx of travelers as eight ships arrive next week. About 17 000 passengers are expected to pass through customs with duties likely reaching new highs. Ships include the Cretic Marquette Numidian Napoli Cymric and Cleveland bringing thousands from Genoa Antwerp Glasgow Liverpool and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
Genoa
Antwerp
Glasgow
Naples
Liverpool
Cleveland
Customs Department
Boston Man Named for NA of Retail Druggists President
In Cincinnati on August 28 the nominating committee selected J. C. Finneran of Boston as president with Sol A. Eckstein Milwaukee for vice president Thomas Potts Chicago for secretary and Grant Stevens Detroit for treasurer. Finneran is slated for election tomorrow without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Retail Drugo Gists
Congress
J. C. Finneran
Boston
Sol A. Eckstein
Milwaukee
Thomas Potts
Chicago
Grant Stevens
Detroit
Finneran
Obituary notices from Roxbury and surrounding towns
A mass of death notices lists numerous local obituaries and funeral details. Entries mention Archibald Roxbury infant, Barnes Everett man, Bowdren Medford child, Bowman Billerica wife, Brown Dorchester husband, and many others with ages, addresses, and funeral times across Massachusetts towns.
In Memoriam Johnson First Anniversary Requiem
A high mass of requiem for Mary Johnson will be sung at the Church of the Sacred Heart in East Boston on Saturday August 30 at 7 a.m. by request of her family.
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M Krak
Lakeville Sanitarium
Clara Mm. McRae
Vista St
Melrose
St. Mary’s Church
St. Patrick’s
Stoneham
Moore
Roxbury
Rosanna
Michael Moore
Arthur Nudd
Albany St
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Ave
Albany
N. Y
Mt. Hawley
N. J
Munn
Charlestown
Elizabeth G
William. I. Munn
Galvin
Tesinen
Bunker Hill St
St. Catherine’s Church
Vine St
Murphy
Dorchester
Bridget
Daniel Murphy
Callahan
Howell St
St. Margaret's Church
New Calvary
Nicholson
Boston City Hospital
Daniel J. Nicholson
J. W. Sprague
Meridian St
East Boston
Osborne
Edward P. Osborne
Neponset Ave
Shea
Cambridge
Patrick L
William Shea
Mary Carney
John Connolly
Sidney St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Shields
Nora Shields
Walsh
Thomas Shields
Highland St
All Saints’ Church
Centre St
Steele
Mary
Joseph Steele
Northampton St
St. Philip's Church
Sullivan
Marguerite Teresa
Patrick J
Eilen J. Sullivan
O'Connell
Boston Normal School
Moseley St
St. Margaret’s Church
Vibert
Somerville
Catherine T
William Vibert
Alfred C
Mary T. Jordan
Osbon H. Washburn
Cross St
Woodman
Mattapan
Martha F
William B. Woodman
Hazelton St
Wortman-In
Washington St
Samuel Je. Wortman
Waterman Chapel
Johnson
Mary Johnson
Church of the Sacred Heart
East
Boston
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L& S
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Rumely Co
Ee Ee
Low Point
Sl.& SF
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Sears-Roebuck
ABE
South Pacific
Pacific Wi
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Minneapolis
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Sil
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H. L. Nason & Co
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Utah Cop Co
West End
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el O Eee
Ely C Consolidated
Florence Goldfield
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Hart S & M
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Ore
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Ist
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Roy Pneumatic Tool
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Stock Exchange
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Rep
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del & Hudrig
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den & R Grig
Sldf
Pacific T & A
du Pont de Nr
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Seine
Forio Galien
Armour & Co Reali
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Atias
T & SF
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Iady
Laclede Gas
Sgecek
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Lake
Liggett & M Co Ae
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Cesses
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Ata
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Pen
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Mil & St Paul
Yle& West
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Ae Cc Iti & St P Ss
West Union Sone P
Divircay Ogre Tia
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Shipping News
Verona
Porto Plata
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
North Sur
H. EF. Dimock
Cto
Syndfe
Kanawha
Perfection
Marblehead
Neponset
Newburyport
Leader
Lynn
S. O
P. O’rieden
Herbert
Eureka
Hampton Roads
Dunlo
Edward B. Winslow
Caroline Gray
Rockland
Ella
Mary Brewer
Gatherer
Newell B. Hawes
Ipswich
Archibald
Alice A
George N
Annie Archibald
Bowdren
Medford
Thomas Joyce
James F
Nora V. Bowdren
Joyce
Fourth St
Bowman
Billerica
Clarence A. Bowman
Brown
William R
Annie R. Brown
Magnolia St
Budden
Belmont
Waverley
William L
Alice M
Eldred) Budden
Wilson Ave
Duluth
Minn
Beach St. Burke
Maria
Michael Burke
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
New Brunswick
Montreal
Carney
Abbie A
Martin A. Carney
Haney
Cottage St
St. Augustine’s Church
Woburn
Cushing
Harriet L
Nee Hazelton
James B. Cushing
Charles
Mary E. Hazelton
Charles Hazelton
Saratoga St
Star of the Sea
DE Neill
Weymouth
Richard de Neill
Wren de Neill
Viger
Broad St
Sacred Heart Church
Fickett
Henry Prince Fickett
Summer St
Flaherty
Roger H
Catherine Flaherty
Broadway
Gate of Heaven
Fleck
Hyde Park
Margaret Yremble Fleck
Eli Phillips
Nepordset Ave
Leominster
Fuller
Saxonville
Sarah W. Fuller
Central St
Graves
Hannah (Nee Keyes
Patrick Graves
Eustis St
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley St
Hilton
Mary Hilton
Bremen St
Joice
Harold F. Joice
Jeffrey
Linnington
Collivo
Rosamond Linnington
Border St
Lyons
Bridget Lyons
Waldron
Batchelder Terrace
St Alphonsus Court
M. G. C. F. M’namara
Watertown
Mary McNamara
Hovey St
S T. Patrick’s Church
Yaronrt
Asan
T. Gin
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