Market Slump Persists Amid Loose Trading on July 1
New York and Boston stock lists show intense dulness with total volume at 8466 shares on the official sheet. Reading and Adventure led activity. Osceola and Calumet & Hecla moved stock prices while government crop reports lent minor steadiness to the market.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Adventure
Atlantic Coast Line
Pacific Coast
Calumet, & Hecla
Osceola
State Street
Union Pacific
Department of Agriculture
Snow
Chicago
Kansas
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Amalgamated
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Steel
Navy
New York Stock Exchange
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Copper Range
Utah
Telephone
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Shoe Machinery
Utah Consolidated
Clearing House
Boston Clearings
Treasury
Cccessovseeers
New York Clearings
Calumet & Hecla Company
O.f.jonasson & Co Mining Commission
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Old Colony St. Ry. Co
Washington ,St
Market Summary Boston and New York Stocks and Bond Sales
Boston on July 1 records stock and bond prices with daily totals. Total sales list 6869 shares in listed stocks and 1597 in unlisted stocks plus 160000 dollars in bonds. New York stocks section follows.
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Ennis &Stoppane
Broad ST
New York
Boston
Boston curb market reports mixed trading on July issue list
The Boston curb market shows dull activity with North Butte Extension Raven Eureka common and Bay State Gas leading. North Butte Extension declines to 26 cents, Bay State Gas trades 47 to 49 cents, Raven drops to 82 cents closing at 8 cents, Eureka common unchanged at 4 to 5 cents.
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Austin & Souther
State Street
Exchange Place
Bay State Gas
Eureka Common
Nevada
Boston
Revenue Leasing
Santa Ysabel
Davis Daly
la Rose
Utah
Raven
Mexican Consolidated
North Butte
Bureka Common
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
Acme Conscieree
British Columbia
Con Steamship
Cumberland E Y
Davis-Daly Vies
Globe Consol
Helveti Ee
Nipissing
Butte
Rosario
Palmer Mt Tunnel
Raven Mining
Pioneer M & M
Santays Eteer
Southwestern Dev
Superior & Pitts
Tonopah
Yukon Gold
Erie
Apex Ee Eee
Numerous U S bonds and international issues listed with yields
A dense catalog of U S government and corporate bonds from multiple issuers including U S ref 2s 8s reg 104 Japan 44s and Am Tobacco 4s, with percentages and series noted. Includes Railroads like New York Central and Great Western lines, Pacific and Atlantic fleets, and foreign issues such as Cuba and Japan bonds, with varying coupon and price quotes.
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Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Ice Securities
Amer
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelt & Refg
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer ‘Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
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Brooklyn Rap ‘Tran
Anadian Pacific
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Iowa Central
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Ny, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Bose Bote Rock Island Co
Ssee
L& San Franca Pf
Sloss
Sheffield Ee
Southern Pacific
Ite
Southern Railway
Ae Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Tol
St L & W
Peeree
Ooo
United ‘Beare Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash
Westinghouse
Japan
U S Sa
L & N UN
Manhattan Gold
U S
Am Tobacco
Oa Sant Minn & St Louis
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Atchison Gen
Nat RR
M Co
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No Pacific
Balt & Ohio
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Penn cv
Do Ist Inc
Rep of
Cuba
Ches & Ohio
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A & Alton
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R1& P RR
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So Pacific
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So Railway
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Tex & Pac
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del & Huder
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Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
Oscola Mining Company 2 dollars per share July 29. Hotel Somerset Company quarterly 1 percent July 15. Rock Run Fuel Company quarterly 1 percent July 25. Kendall Gold Mining Company 2 cents July 25. Associated Merchants Company quarterly 1 percent first and second preferred July 15. Draper Company quarterly 1 percent July 1. Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company semi annual 8 percent July 25.
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Oscola Mining Company
Hotel Somerset Company
Rock Run Fuel Company
Kendall Gold Mining Company
Associated Merchants Company
Draper Company
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal & Coke Company
Stage Royale and Comedy at Boston Theatres This Week
The Tremont features Laughing Room Only for sixth week with John Slavin as a top comic. Boston Theatre roars at Mrs Temple's Telegram. Sadie Jansell mimics actors at Keith's. Bowdoin Square Theatre testifies Charlotte Hunt with Howard M. Racy. Austin Stone's Museum closes for six weeks after novelty acts. Bijou Dream shows travelogues grand opera and cinema. Theatre Premier boasts Frank and Cla hane plus new motion pictures. Theatre Comique shifts to patriotic features and Miles Bros. Master Auriemma closes Hub Theatre run. Star Theatre presents The Spirit of 76. Pastime Theatre vaudeville popular with films. Paragon Park hosts Floryn opera company and 40-piece Belgian band with Beachey, Bonetti, Mme Lowande and others.
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Tremont
John Slavin
Boston
May Vokes
Tilly
Palace Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Howard M. Racy
Curio Hall
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Bijou Dream
Charles Frank
John Clahane
Eue
Theatre Comique
Auriemma
Hub Theatre
May White
Blanche Parquette
Ben Loring
Miles Bros
Comedy and Dramatic Pictures
Star Theatre
Paragon Park
Floryn
Grand Opera Company
Wonderland Fourth of July Opens With Free Acts Attracting Crowds
Wonderland gates open at 11 on July 4 with many free acts including the loop the loop and a contortionist exhibition by Babcock and the Dicke sisters. Boardwalk processions at 2 and 7 feature Pawnee Bill's Wild West show along with Babcock and others. Norumbega Park on the Charles River offers a relaxing spot for families, while a Scenic Temple Fourth of July attraction is planned at Berkeley Street and Warren Avenue. The King Philip steamer runs daily at 10 am from Commercial Wharf for fishing trips with prizes, and Provincetown tourist traffic grows with Cape steamer service.
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Oscar V. Babcock
Dicke Sisters
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Norumbega Park
Charles River
Picaic
Scenic Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Lexington Park
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Rhodes Scholarship Exams Change Schedule for 1910
Cambridge July 1 The Rhodes scholarship exam process for 1910 shifts to fall. Harvard President Charles W. Eliot, chairing Massachusetts, was informed by trustees that the qualifying test will be held in October 1909.
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Rhodes
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Rhodes Scholarship Committee
Massachusetts
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