Market Dulness Marks a Quiet Trading Day
A slow stock market session in New York and Boston saw total shares traded at 109 900 in New York and 10 312 in Boston. Reading and Greene Cananea led most active lists, while declines and small gains dotted the tape. Market sentiment remained apathetic ahead of the holiday.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Greene Cananea
National Biscuit
General Electric
Shoe Machinery Common
Granby
State Street
Busness
Pennsylvania
Sugar
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Atchison
New York Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Bank of England
Amalgamated
Northern Pacific
Steel Common
Dulness
Osceola
New Haven
American Telephone Company
Mohawk
North Butte
Oans
Eeeserees Coveee
Eees Aials Saaees Cere
Eeserrs Et Eeeaeeeess
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Treasury
Enue
New York Clearings
Clee Ee Cde Bus
BAS
Reichsmarks
Stock and Bond Market Totals From July Trading
Boston reports show daily stock and bond market movements with total sales. Listed stocks 9775 shares, unlisted stocks 1039 shares, bonds 168000 dollars. New York curb market noted.
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Boston Curb Market Dull Session Notes Several Stocks
Exchange Place July 2 curb market report shows a dull session with Bay State Gas Raven Miami Shawmut Davis Daly and Amalgamated Nevada among notable trades. Prices were generally steady and detailed fluctuations provided for the curb list.
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Exchange Place
Bay State Gas
Raven
Miami
Shawmut
Davis Daly
Amalgamated Nevada
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
State Street
Boston
Acme Consoliere
Nevada
Black Mount
Boston Ely
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Greene
Howell & Eae Ee
Lake Co
Majestic
Utah
Southwestern Dev
Superior & Pitts
Thunder Mt
Ooi
Yukon
Utah Apex
Dividends Declared by Companies in Mid-Year Payouts
A list of dividends declared by firms including Merchants and Miners Transportation Co with 1 percent semi annual payout, Coffin Valve Co 3 percent preferred, La Belle Iron Works 2 percent quarterly plus 3 1/3 percent stock, Standard Underground Cable 3 percent quarterly, American Rolling Mills 1 1/2 percent preferred, Corr Mfg 1 1/2 percent quarterly, Arkwright Mills 1 1/2 percent quarterly, Electric Co of America 3 1/4 percent semi annual, United Verde Copper 75 cents July 2.
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Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Co
Coffin Valve Co
la Belle Iron Works
Standard Underground Cable Co
American Rolling Mills Co
Corr Mfg. Co
Arkwright Mills
Electric Co. of America
United Verde Copper Co
Two Suicide Attempts End in Rescue at Swampscott
Michael Sullivan of Roxbury aged 35 tried to kill himself by firing two shots into his left ear then ran to the sea to drown himself. A passerby named John Sullivan pulled him from the water. He survived with his hearing destroyed and was taken to Lynn Hospital.
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Swampscott
Michael Sullivan
Delle Avenue
Roxbury
John Sullivan
Lynn Hospital
Goats Guarded at Kerrymen Outing for Rugby Park Picnic
Colonel Roger Scannell organizes a public picnic at Rugby Park Mattapan with 52 descendants of Skellig Mohr the Kerry Hills goat. Guards will supervise the rambunctious youngsters. Events include races, tug of war and a match race between Puck's descendant and an East Boston Billy.
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Skellig Mohr
Kerry Hills
Rugby Park
Mattapan
Roger Scannell
P. F. Sheehan
M. P. Shea
D. J. Bergin
J. M. O'Neil
J. Dillon
J. Williams
John J. Flynn
G. H. Williams
T. O'Sullivan
J. J. Toohey
8. Griffin
J. J. Sullivan
A Merry Birthday Party for Frank W. Hunter in Dorchester
Seventy five friends gathered at Doris Street Dorchester last evening to honor Frank W. Hunter on his 35th birthday. An orchestra performed popular tunes with vocal and instrumental pieces by Mrs Fletcher Oakes Alma Madden pianist Katherine Hamilton soprano Grace Kelcher contralto and Frank Schell violinist. George A Danforth recited a unique poem to the host which drew applause and three cheers.
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Frank W. Hunter
Doris Street
Dorchester
Fletcher Oakes
Alma A. Madden
Katherine Hamilton
Grace Kelcher
Frank Schell
Hunter
George A. Danforth
Dorchester Wolcotts seek July 4 softball game
Owing to a cancellation the Wolcotts of Dorchester are without a game for July 4 in the afternoon. They seek to arrange a match with a fast 14 to 15 year old team on home grounds. Contact Haymarket 21198 between 9 and 6. John Mulhall.
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Wolcotts
Dorchester
Haymarket
John Mulhall
Bryant Leads Boston Group On Labrador Sea Cruise
The two masted vessel Lorna Doone has arrived in Boston for repairs before taking about 15 Greater Boston professionals on a pleasure and scientific research voyage to Labrador under Dr. John Bryant of Cohasset. The trip may touch Battle Harbor and Cape Chudleigh with Grenfell’s Royal National Deep Sea Mission as a backdrop.
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J. W. Roberts
Boston
Greater
Labrador
John Bryant
Cohasset
Battle Harbor
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Royal National Deep Sea Mission
Cape Chudleigh
London
St. Anthony
New Foundland
Trefry
East Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Roberts
Great July Fourth Field Day At Oak Island
Clan-na-Gael hosts a big July 4 event in South Boston with five Irish Volunteer companies from Lowell Lawrence Haverhill and Lynn. Activities include a military drill football and hurling contests a five mile running match featuring John C Moore and a high jump attempt by Louis Guertin.
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Clan-na-Gael
South
Boston
Oak Island
Irish Volunteers
United States
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill and
Lynn
England
Roscommon Boys
Hibernian Athletic Club
Somerville
Wolf Tones
South Boston
John C. Moore
Waterford
Louis Guertin
Clue in Wilson Case Emerges in Philadelphia
July 2 report ties poison ale to delivery from Philadelphia Local Express Company. A man 35 to 40, smooth faced and well dressed, matches the suspect description. Mrs Wilson testifies she knows nothing of the murder as detectives probe the victim’s true identity, possibly William Friehoff.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Wilson
Denver Chosen for Next National Education Association Convention
Denver was selected late today as the site for next year's convention of the National Education Association in Cleveland Ohio.
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Iron Trade Review
Cleveland
Ohio
Iron and Steel Industry
Denver
National Education Association
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