Prices of stocks show improvement and market activity
Total sales in New York and Boston reach high volumes with gains in Am. Brake Shoe Found and American Sugar while losses appear for Canadian Pacific 3d pref and Mass. Electric pref. Call money ranges 3 to 4 percent in New York and 3 to 5 in Boston. Live Oak ore and mining actions noted with curbs and exchanges, including Gila Copper deposits for Ray Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Mass
Stock market recovers amid weak Wabash and Rock Island issues
The market rebounded from Thursday lows with London and New York posting gains before renewed profit taking. Wabash and Rock Island showed exceptional weakness as fear of receivership grew, while Rock Island preferred traded high and the common priced beyond intrinsic value. Volume halved from the prior session as a creeping bull market was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Bears
Rock Island
Market roundup shows price gains amid short-covering and copper optimism
The market shifted from heavy selling to cautious buying, lifting prices with Amalgamated Copper Range North Butte and Superior contributing. Short-covering and copper supply concerns supported gains while weakness in American Woolen and Schenectady Electric kept some issues under pressure as rates and exchange data appeared mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Copper Range
North Butte
Superior
Schusetts Electric Preferred
Standard Railroad
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Pico
le Ae En
Boston Clearings
Dalancos
Boston Sub-Treasury Credit
New York Clearings
New York
International Button Hole Sewing announces 2% quarterly dividend
The International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend payable July 15, 1910 to stockholders of record at the close of business July 5, 1910. Francis A. Shea, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Shea
The
International
Terry
Hedley Gold Mining Listed on Boston Exchange
The Hedley Company owns Nickel Plate mines at Hedley British Columbia with 26 claims and a 40 stamp reduction works. It holds Copper Flat near Silver City New Mexico not now operated. Dividends totaling 155,520 have been paid in 1910. 120,000 shares issued, $300,000 treasury. Shares closely held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedley
United States Steel Interests
Boston Stock Exchange
Hedley Company
B. C
Copper Flat
Silver City
New Mexico
Treasury
Br i
Copper bearing lode reported at W r yandot drill hole in Houghton
Wryandot indicates a copper bearing amygdaloid lode in the new diamond drill hole at Houghton. The Boston Idaho mine plans a 100 ton concentrator with machinery being installed for completion within 60 days as ore shipments run at about 61.85 per ton in silver lead and just over 2 per ton in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay & Sturgis
Houghton
South Lake
Wryandot
Boston Idaho
Corbin, Mont
Stephen R. Dow
Corbin Copper Company
Dewey
Bonanza
Bond market notes and local loan awards in 1910 era
Winthrop Mass grants a 20000 temporary loan to Blake Bros at 4.08 percent with 75 cent premium. Balaklala Copper dissolves its 37000 first mortgage debt. Nashua awards 45000 temporary loan to Bond & Goodwin at 4.36 percent. Salem awards 75000 loan at 4.05 percent. Auburn issues 10000 20 year refunding bonds to Fernald at 102. Bellows Falls bonds remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
Nashua
N. H
Bond & Goodwin
Auburn
George A. Fernald & Co
Dividends Declared by Various Companies This Summer
National Ays of Mexico announces a 2 percent semi annual dividend on first preferred stock with record date June 30 and payment August 10. Granite Railway Co sets 1 percent semi annual on July 15 to stock of record July. Hamilton Woolen Co pays 3 percent semi annual on July 11 to stock of record. U S Light and Heating Co issues 3 1 2 percent preferred semi annual July 15 to record June 30. Public Securities Co declares initial 7 percent preferred on July 1. Jacksonville Electric Co provides 8 dollar preferred semi annual on August 1 to record July 12, plus $3.50 common on August 1 to record. Lowell Electric Light Corp declares quarterly $2 on August 1 to record. Western Maryland Ry Co pays 1 percent preferred quarterly with record July 15 and payment July 20. Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R Co items include 5 percent semi annual on August 2 to record July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
M&sp
Erie
Boston
BEC
Gulf
Iowa Central
Ill Steel
TOO Towa Cen
Eee Oy
Lee
Long Island
Louis Nash
TOU Manhat Eley
Rtchison Steeeeee
Tao
Mer Marine
Bos & Albany
Mer Marine Pf
Bos
MSP &Ss M
Bos & Lowell
Fitchburg Pf
Y Central Ette
Nevada
NYO & W
Nor & West
Adventure Trees
Nor Am
Allouez
Nor Ohio T&i
Arizona
Nor Pac
BOM
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Pacific Mail
Cal & Arizona
Pennsana
Phila Co
Pcce&sl
Elm River
AO Wo
Franklin
Pitts Coal
Granby Ae
Bil
Greene Cananea
Quicksilver
Mexico
Rock Island
Michigan
Mohawk
Soo Sl&s F
Nipissing
Southw
North Butte
Old Dominion
South Pacific
Osceola
South Ry
Santa Fe
Shannon
Texas Pacific
Seeee
Ag Sis
Third Ave
Superior
Tolly & Light
Tamarack Ae Neee
TOS L& W
AOL
Trinity Serv
Too TS L& W Pf
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Twin City RT
Winona Eee
Union Pacific
Wolverine
U S
U S Steel
Utah
S$ Steel
Bos Woolen Pf
Edison Elec
Reneral
Maryland
Georgia
Westinghouse
West Union
We&lee
Wis Central
Morganthaler
Mer Pullman Co
Torrington
ISS
United Fruit
United Shoe
S Steel Mons Tn
U S$ Steel Pf
Amalgamated
Ag Chem
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
Sts
East Butte
Giroux
Hancock
Helvetia
Indiana
Isle Royale
Miami
Lake
Kerr Lake
Keweenaw Ste
New Arcadian
North Lake
Ea Ray Consol
South Utah
Sup & Bos Sl
Sly
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co Cree Ee
Apex Ee Eeses
National Ays
Granite Railway Co
Hamilton Woolen Co
U. S. Light & Heating Co
Public Securities Co
Jacksonville Electric Co
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Western Maryland Ry.Co
Pittsburg & Lake Erie R. R. Co
Albany & Sus
Allis Chalmers
T Ag
Og & T Cony
OL Am Tobacco
Armour
Ifen
Bklyn
Bklyn Union
el Os
Ewee
C Pac
C & Northw
RI & P
Wwe
Han & St. Joscony
Inter
Inter Met
Ft S & Mi
Kan & South
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
Y Central
Ee N Y
Nor & West Cony
Norfolk & W P Coal
Nor Pas Ist
Oregon RR
Allis
Pac Tel & Tel
Penn
Bk S & F
Sle&s
St Pp
M&m
San An & AP
Do St Louis
E Ag
Smelt & R
Sm & R Pf
S Steel
S W
Whee E & M Co
Boston Curb Market Sees Mixed Shifts Amid Gains and Losses
The Boston curb market yesterday showed strength in Calaveras jumping to a new high of 9 while South Lake lagged despite good property news. Bay State Gas fell to 20 cents and overall weakness touched issues including Cactus Copper Corbin Copper First National Inspiration and Oneco with detailed fluctuations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaveras
South Lake
Bay State Gas
Cactus Copper
Corbin Copper
First National
Inspiration
Oneco
Algomah
Arizpehts
Ariz Mich
Bay State Gas A
Ely
Alaveras Ae
See Ee Ewes
Chino
Davis Daly
Eagle Bluebell
Ely Central
Oso Goldfield
Humboldt
Douglas
Utah
Bradstreet Review States Trade and Crops Mixed in July
Bradstreet's review notes irregular trade and crop reports with weather favoring eventual large yields in many regions. Moisture distribution varies, being too dry in spring wheat areas and too wet in Central Gulf States, tempering otherwise good crop prospects. Retail demand softens, jobbing for fall is uneven, and mid-summer quiet persists in textiles jewelry coal mining and related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
Boston area churches present a full Sunday schedule with sermons by Rev. Robert MacArthur Rev. Herbert Handel and others on patriotic themes. Services include morning prayers, communion, Sunday schools, vesper concerts and an array of sermon topics from The Great Teacher to The Patriotism of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Robert 8. MacArthur
New York
Herbert Handel
W. J. Lockhart
MacArthur
Edith E. Cochrane
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
D. D
Joseph L. Rubell
Eleanor Soule Hayden
W. N. Meserve
35Th Mass
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Joseph E. Perry
Albert
Orcutt
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Earle
D. D. Topies
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James D. Francis
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis Fis Rowley
Spiritualist meetings and lectures fill city venues
A dense listing outlines church and society events across Somerville Malden and Boston areas. The program includes healing circles at Flemming Hall and various spiritualist sessions led by Dr. A S Kenney, Izetta Sears Hill, Louise Hall, and H e Sommers, with venues like Harmony Hall and Columbus Avenue. Attendees are invited to readings, demonstrations, and messages, plus a June 3 Camp Progress lecture. Dates, places, and facilitators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students’ Association
Park Street Church
T. F. Barker
Cities of Refuge
Park Street Church Society
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
Norumbega Park
New Theatre
Lotus
Allen A. Stockdale
Boston Y. M. C. A
Christadelphians
Park Square
CHURCH _ OF HIGHER SPIRITUALISM
Flemming Hall
Pear Street
Somerville
C. J. Prevon
Circle
A. S. Kenney
James Delhounty
Steadman
Izetta B. Sears-Hill
Onset Bay
J. R. Armstrong
Magoun Square
Malden
Camp Progress
Upper Swampscott—Suday
H. E Sommers
Spirit Friends
Atwood
Matson
Brown
Elsie May Perry
Charles Bakstraw
Rockefeller
Moreland Park Quartet
Johnson
F. K. Brown
Hattie Young
D. F. Wilder
Redding’s Hall
Huntington Avenue
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Harvey Redding
Tremont Street
Gutifrrez
Miss Desmond
M. L. Cannon
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
Cirecles
C. E. Pray
Hess
Canada Trade And Wheat Exports Show Mixed Signals
Business conditions remain relatively steady with quiet periods expected until the next stock and production statement. Canada reports 27 weekly business failures versus 22 last year, while eastern wholesale circles note mid-summer quietness, crop damage fears in Montreal affect trade, and U S weekly wheat and corn exports for the week ending June 30 rise or fall compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Montreal
Trade Review Signals Sharp Adjustments After H1 Declines
Dun's weekly trade review notes conflict in crop news and steep declines in security prices dominated the past week. The half year ends with a theme of re adjustment in commodities and securities. Retail trade shows better seasonality in wash fabrics and white goods with rising orders for early spring lines. Southern colored cottons see moderate export demand and Manila shipments remain large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Manila
Textile production curtailment dominates trade mood
The report notes sharp reductions across textile lines with mills in the South agreeing to four weeks of shutdowns over the next two months. New England hopes for revival by mid July as leather and shoe trades stay slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake
China
New England
West
United States
Canada
Dividend Calendar Highlights for Today
Dividends payable include American Sugar per cent. shares at 134 and 138 4 per cent. Boston and Lowell 4 per cent. Guggenheim Exploration books open. West End Street Railway ex dividend. Anaconda Copper and Nova Scotia Steel and Coal common shares noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Com
American Sugar Ptd
Boston & Lowell
Anaconda Copper
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Com
Rawlidge Fund Excursions For Children This Summer
The Rawlidge fund excursions for children will be conducted this summer under the supervision of the Boston Children's Outing Committee and will start shortly after July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlidge Fund
Boston Children's Outing Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin & Souther
Ohio Copper
National Mining Exploration
Gila Copper Company
Ray Consolidated
William E. Soule
Reece Buttonhole Machine Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Baseball Magazine CO
R. F. Potts
Treas
North American Rubber
James Shay & Co
State St
Teeee Noy
Ereee
Steenee
Eeee
Mars
Ebig
Jdune
High Point
Esoees Unc
Lowell
Copper Queen
del Norte
West Shore
Een Enee
San Paulo
Npg City
Eee Eee
British Columbia
Chicago
Cobalt Central
Carisa Eseee See
Chino Sete Sae Ae
Steee M
Fly Central
Oy Eee
Gironx Ee
Greene
Cananea
Serene
Ease
Soo Manhattan Tranatt
McKinley Darragh
Miami Copper
Mines Co of Am
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central
Ray Consol
We Standard Oil
Yukon
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Kich
Bullock
Colorado
Crown Point
Grand Central
Lower Mammoth
Little Bell
Secon Eesee
Mountain Lake
Maso
OBY
Silver King Coalition
South Columbus
Cedar Ilisman
Iron King
Paul Girardin
A. C. Wright
Arthur S. Leland & Co
Chapin
Berkshire Street Railway Company
New Haven Road
Miami Copper Company
Sbalaklala Consolidated Copper Company
Salem, Mass
Bellows Falls
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler Bros & Ga
Mise Street
Shawmut
Mr. Stockdale
Park ST. Congregational Church
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
J. Lee Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Ernest Lyman Mills
Florence Ives Atwood
Spiritualist Churches
Spiritualist
Abbie Heath
Dover St
Saugus
Elizabeth Harlow-Goetz
Nellie Carleton
Grover
May Millan
Boardman Street
Broadway
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
J. Jones
Salhis
Anne Morgan
M. Knowless
Gordon Place
Leonard St
Dorchester
Berkeley Hall
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Slattery
Harvard
Smith Colleges
Mr. MacCurdy
Swami Paramananda
India
St. Botolph Street
NEW Thought Forum Association
James K. Hicks
H. E F. Terrey
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
P. m
Dun
Business World
Guggenheim Exploration
West End St. Ry
Boston Post
Boston Transcript
Sse Herald
Boston Globe
Boston Advertise
Advertiser
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