Nevada Utah Curbed Market Outlook and Margin Plan
The Mining Market Letter reports Nevada Utah led curb trading with bids up to 6 and 5% bid, expects big advances next week, and notes strong buying by high standing interests. It explains margin structures for stocks at various price levels and promises to carry listed curb stocks on margin with specific deposit and interest terms.
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Nevada
Utah
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Boston
London Stock Market Quotations From Friday
London stock market quotations on Friday show mixed results across leading sections with several shares edging higher while others retreat. Traders note gains in mining and industrials offset by falls in utilities while overall turnover remains moderate.
Boston Market Stock Table and Daily Sales
The Boston Market records the course of stock and bond prices and the total daily sales in a detailed table. An editorial aside discusses a Boston baseball team political and social dynamics, noting crowd behavior and a desire for collective enjoyment amid urban heat and civic tensions.
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Boston
Stock quotes show weekly sales and price changes
Frustment Securities comparative prices for Boston stocks list Old Dominion Amalgamated and Arizona Commercial with bids and last prices. The weekly totals for each issue accompany the figures, illustrating gains and declines in various securities.
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Old Dominion
Amalgamated
Arizona
Commercial
Terrific Scramble for Cash Mining Update Continues
A fresh ore shipment from Cripple Creek yields 141.50 per ton after processing, with past Delmonico shipments totaling about 125000 from upper mine levels. The shaft from 600 to 1000 feet nears the 800 foot sulphide zone as Cananea Mexico sees huge mining equipment shipments and strong copper prospects across the Arizona Sonora belt. Alliance Copper Company drifts at 300 feet, opening ore while Ely Central showings improve with richer churn drill returns.
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Cripple Creek
Delmonico
Cananea
Mex
Arizona-Sonora
Alliance Copper Company
Butte, Mont
Ely Central
Big Gaelic Games Program Opens July 4 at Oak Island Grove
The Clan-na-Gael of Boston aims to stage a major event near Boston with a world championship five mile race featuring Alfred Shrubb and top runners such as Fitzgerald Kanaly Williams Campbell Turpie and Myers. A Gaelic A A versus Garryowens football match for New England honors is set after a May 30 tie.
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Clan-na-Gael
Boston
Nity
Oak Island Grove
Alfred Shrubb
England
Fitzgerald
Ireland
Frank Kanaly
Tom Williams
J. Campbell
W. Turpie
Myers
Clifford
J. Prince
BE. Crook
E. H. McClean
George Plattier
R. Halen
Tom Keene
Guertin
Metz
Hines
Liddell
Gilgen
Manning
Cameron
Boylan
Bucklan
J. Sullivan
H. Freeman
Neary
Bart Sullivan
Doughty
Turpie
Tipple
McDonald
Lyons
T. P. Fitz
Gerald
Gaelic A. A
Portsmouth
N. H
Garryowens
New England
Professionals Push Up Stocks on Investment Demand Signs
In New York on June 30 a surge of professional buying signals renewed faith in a market recovery. Amid expectations of large dividend and interest payouts totaling 183 million dollars next month, traders seek reinvestment and higher valuations for semi annual balance sheets. Banking officials foresee falling liquid capital needs this fall as mercantile borrows ease. The railroads face capital access challenges, tempering optimism about clearing the investment outlook.
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New York
New York City
De Forest Predicts Wireless Telephone Cross River
Dr. Lee De Forest reports steady progress in wireless telephony experiments. He plans to “shone” across the North River from Hoboken to a West Street station and notes two miles of coverage as the start of a broader future despite limited city use at present.
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New York
Lee de Forest
North River
Hoboken
New West Street
Cedar Street
Delaware & Lackawanna
Large Crowds Lodge At Nantasket Beach
About 50 000 people visited Nantasket Beach on June 30 with cheerful crowds, while Paragon Park drew roughly 30 000 entrants. The police limited alcohol use but not access, with only 25 people cited for violations mostly for overindulgence.
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Nantasket
Paragon Park
Americans Enter Grand Prix at Dieppe as Field Grows
The Automobile Club of France Grand Prix in Dieppe on Tuesday will be the toughest race yet with 88 entries from 15 firms including 24 French, five Italian, three Belgian, three German, two British, one Swiss and two Americans Elliott F. Shepard and W C Christie. Christie drives the highest powered car at 135 horsepower with direct front wheel motors. Kazarro set the fastest prelim circuit at 42 minutes while Lancia and Wagner excelled in curves and spurts with Wagner reaching 160 kmh. About 100000 visitors are expected as Dieppe becomes crowded.
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Dieppe
France
Automobile Club of France
Elliott F. Shepard
W. C. Christie
Kazarro
Lancia
Wagner
Entries Close Today for Amateur Golf Championship
The United States amateur golf championship entries close today for a field expected to be large. The event runs July 9 to 13 at Euclid Club in Cleveland with an Olympic trophy team match on July 8. A Canadian team is expected, and Western Golf Association members plan the contest location next year.
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United States
Euclid Club
Cleveland
Euclid
Western Golf Association
Wheaton
Travis
Chandler Egan
Extra Prizes for Scotch Games Records
The Boston Caledonian Club's games committee voted to award 20 dollars for each record broken in the 42 events at the Scotch picnic on August 1 in West Roxbury. The move aims to attract top athletes, with pro contenders including Tommy Keane Shrubb Kanaly Guertin Sullivan Powers and Gill named for sprint long run mile and field events.
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Boston Caledonian Club
West Roxbury
Tommy Keane
Alfred Shrubb
Frank Kanaly
Louis Guertin
Bart Sullivan
New England
Fred J. Powers
Harry Gill
Brine Transportation Co Declares 3 1/4 Percent Preferred Dividend
The regular semi annual dividend of 3 1/4 percent on Brine Transportation Co preferred stock has been declared payable July 1, 1907 to stock of record July 1, 1907. Yarrison Loring IR. treasurer.
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I Yarrison Loring, IR
Yale Crew Will Not Row Cambridge At Henley
London June 30 Yale’s rowing squad at Henley reports Cambridge will not race Yale this season. D C L Stuart who stroked Cambridge against Harvard says he will not row again this season. B C Johnstone, Cambridge University Boat Club president, has quit training after a year of rowing.
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London
Henley
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
D. Cc. L. Stuart
B. C. Johnstone
Cambridge University Boat Club
Burns Arrives on the Coast for Heavyweight Title Fight
San Francisco June 30 Interest rises as Tommy Burns lands in Oakland from Harbin Springs for the Squires Burns heavyweight championship. The bout set for July 4 at 2 pm spans 45 rounds with $5000 side bets each, Burns guaranteed 8000, Jeffries as referee, and a 60 40 share of gross receipts.
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State Street
PC Am Telephone & Telegraph
Atlantic Coast Line
C., .C. CC. Crate Ze
Central Cross Town
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & W. Indiana
Interborough Rapid Transi
OSI
Kansas City By & Light
Lackawanna Steel
Louisville & Nashville
Massachusetts Electric
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Os
Michigan Central
L ‘Shore
Michigan
Prg
N. K
Hartfo
N. H
N. H. & Hartfo
NH. & Regal
Sylvania Co
Isylvania R. R. Iear
Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Outhern
Wegtwern
Squires-Burns
Tommy” Burns
Oakland
Harbin Springs
Bill Squires
Australia
Burns
James J. Jeffries
Walsh May Yet Fight Moran
Jimmy Walsh the bantamweight star and Eddie Keevin toured the West and arrived in town. Keevin said Walsh outboxed Weeks in Denver and would take rest before pursuing Moran if he comes to America for a possible Nevada Labor Day world bantam title bout. McCarney offered 60 percent of the gross and Keevin would sign if Moran declines.
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Jimmy Walsh
America
Eddie Keevin
West
Jimmy
Denver
Keevin
Colorado
Walsh
Owen Moran
Nevada
Billy McCarney
Washington Sporting Club
Philadelphia
McCarney
Moran
Eddie
Eret
McGovern
Palmer
Tuckahoe
Umpire Assault Sparks Debate On Baseball Civility
An umpire assaulted by a player prompts arrests and calls for civilized baseball. The discussion notes July heat and Harvard Yale baseball seances as unsafe, while speculation suggests Jawn O'Brien finds solace in bowling as the alley owner tightens security.
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C. F. Jonasson & CO
Pittsburg Dispatch
Baltimore American
Philadelphia Press
New York Commercial
Boston Post
Washington Post
Tinit i
Lari
Nevada Consolidated Ee
Bingham Mary Eee
Cumberland
Ely Goldfield Consolidated Ee
Tramps Consolidated
Great Bend
Montana
C.F. Jonasson & Co
Congress Street
Broadway
Pittsburg
London Stock Market
ELI Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Ee
Chicago
Great Western
Mils St. Paul
de Beers
Rio Grande
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
Ils
Missouri, Kansas & Agents
Unitedtates Steel
S. Fees
Eberos Bridgeport
Hartford
Bridgeport
Conn
Wilson
Sebastian
Tracey
Beaumont
Arch
Rorty
Indianapolis
Ind
Abd Atchison
aBos & A
Bos
aBos & Me
Any & NH
Pere M
West End
Ado Pref
Allouez
Arcadian
Arnold Ouie
Aig
A Butte Coal
Cal & Ari
aCal & Hee
Centennial
Daly-West
Franklin
Santa Fe
Trinity
Victoria . S
Washington
Wyandot
cAm T & T
Bos & Wor el
Edison el
Aio Ag
al S Steel
Bos C Cop. Aea. Hie
Greene Can
Isle Royal Vale
la Salle
Close. Inc
Allis-Chal Cove
Wes OS
Atchison
Coast Line
Col Fuel & Iron
Col & South
del & & Hnd
den & R G
North
Sea
Iowa
Kan City
Louis & Nash
M & St Leenee
Mo Pacific
Y Central
Nh&h
North West
North Pacific
Pacific Coast
Penn RR
Rock Island
St L & S F
s-Sheffield
South Pacific
Eia Des
South Railway
Jdo
Texas & Pacific
Twin City
Frustment Securities
Victoria
Anaco Alloue
Conan
Dominorth
Curtis & Sar
Jiggs Donahue
White Sox
Boston , Alaska
Ijnvestors
Alaska
Calumet
Hecla
Temiskaming
Hudson Bay
James A. Woodard
Freddy Parent
Dr. de Forest
York
R. 8
Brine Transportation Co
Squires
Bieg-Bateey
Sayns
Congalton
Diego’’ Barreto
Jawn O'Brien
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