Markets evidence firmer tone amid brisk trading
Markets showed a firmer tone with gains in Amalgamated and Boston Steel sectors and notable moves in United Fruit. In New York Sears Roebuck rose 93 percent to 1955 cents, while Baldwin Locomotive fell. Boston Elevated led gains, United Fruit declined to 143 1/4, with time money rising in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Amalgamated
United Fruit
Sears, Roebuck
Baldwin Locomotive Pfd
Boston Elevated
Cail Money
New& York
New York Market Sees Idle Stock Session Before Holidays
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was dull as investors stayed away ahead of the holidays. Bond markets showed some outside demand with municipal and related securities advancing while Amalgamated Copper rose a full point and New Haven hit a new low as J P Morgan visited the White House.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
New Haven
White House
J. P. Morgan
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific Convertibles
Panama
Boston Elevates Led By Local Market Gains
The Boston market shows cautious optimism with Boston Elevated peaking at 9 1 2 and closing at 9 3 4. Amalgamated and Utah copper shares rose slightly on strong year end earnings while United Fruit fell after persistent selling, leaving the trading zone irregular and United Fruit most active at close.
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Boston
New York
Boston Elevated
Amalgamated
Utah Copper
Utah Consolidated
United Fruit
Market dull on State Street as Roebuck rises and bonds shift
Across yesterday's market activity, traders noted a general dull session with the standout move being a near ten point rise in Roebuck stock closing around 8. The market also watched large short positions in Amalga amid concerns of a potential dividend and looming policy decisions.
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Roebuck
Amalgamated
Nsth
Bond Market Wrap Sees Rock Island Leads Trading Quiet
New York July 2 bond market features Rock Island issues and New York Railways adjustments as general trading stays quiet and prices hold firm. Notable listings include NY Gas, NY Canal 4s, and various railroad bonds with mixed yields. Total Sales $1.489 million. week $3.243 million. year $1.116 million. From January 1 to date, $376.58 million.
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Rock Island
New York Railways
Ueg
Mil & St P
City of Tokyo
Nyle& West
Paneer
Nyc
Wiel
Beara
Aia
Cri&prr
Crigprr
Tce
Cea
Pacific T & T
Lee
Armour & Co Real Con
Fobete
Fs Bytus
Wiens
Ate
Cumberland
Ss Dees
Penn
Steel Sprint
Ocean
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F-East
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Distillers
Reading
Baldwin Loco
du Peat Poir
Balt & O i
Constane Rich & D
Ocot
Seri
Rit &P M Is
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Great Nor
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An & AP
BE & W
Seal Air L
Seal Air
Tilenk Biusat
Beil
T&t
Pacific Col
Pacific
Orien Bae
Boers U
Besantaiges
Bklyn
So Pacific
KC Fts& M
Cal Gas & Elec
Canada ‘South
Lil Car Clinch
Texas & Pist
Liggett & M
Union Pac Ist
UBS
Ches &O
Union Pac Ute
Hg Ee
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Gs Western
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Nia
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Parent
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Pacific Gas
Peter Eee Atene Mo Public Service
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Swift
Tnion
Atis
West Stone
Edison
Tee Tee Morris
Quiet Foreign Exchange Market Displays Subtle Movements
The foreign exchange market was quiet and steady with banker activity noted in the afternoon. Sterling cables traded near 4.8510 dollars with demand at 4.8765, 60 day at 4.8565, and commercial bills at 4.8465. Francs quoted 5.1644 and marks at 95 percent plus 1 to 6. Builders at 40 percent less 1/16.
Banks Know Ask Them About Plymouth Rubber Co
Circular on request seeks investors for PREF stock at 102 per share. Earnest E. Smith advertises Plymouth Rubber Co via address 78 Devonshire St Boston, inviting inquiries.
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Plymouth
Earnest E. Smith
Devonshire St
Boston
Harbor fish market slump as nine loaded smacks arrive
Nine vessels delivered haddock cod pollock to the fish pier causing lower prices across species. Swordfish with 28 and 23 blades arrived, mackerel totals and salmon shipments continued as port activity slows for ocean liners this week. A police boat proposal aims to curb smuggling and gear theft after sundown.
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C. Mildred
EK. T. Mack
Buthulia
Eugene Price
L Corkum
Orion
Ll. Merchant
R. Roy
M. Ruth
Water Front
Eastern Dredge Company
Long Wharf
North Star
Boston
Margaret
New Haven
Revere Beach
Warren Line
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Liverpool
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Chestnut Hill
Frank D. Smith
Dora Smith
Joan F. Tilton
O. FF. Wells
Roslindale
Arthur Wright
Newton
Edgar E. Fay
Janet Fay
Donald Fay
Sarah A. Henderson
Roxbury
J. K. Meadowcroft
Cambridge
H. BE
M. Fenstad
William Flint
F. C. Carpenter
Arthur W. Carpenter
Harriet R. Palmer
George H. Underhill
Thomas Stock
Dorchester
United Fruit
Carrillo
Cuba
United Fruit Company
San Jose
Port Antonio
Jamaica
City of Augusta
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
Ontario
Baltimore
Quantico
Philadelphia
Barnegat
Howard
Winter Quarters
Landsman
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings From Harbor Roads
Shipping notices list arriving steamers and vessels at various ports including Hermia Leslie Guba San Jose Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Bunker Hill Holmes City of Rockland Hawthorne Bath City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester etc. and departing ships such as Carrillo Sagamore Frankfurt Afghan Prince Bunker Hill Kershaw Grecian Everett Oregon Ho merus with tugs and towing barges.
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Kinney
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N. S
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New York
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Dennison
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Hawthorne
Bath
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Linneken
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Joseph W. Fordney
la Verge
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Crowell
MecDorman
Norfolk
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Godfrey
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
City of Augusta
Brown
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Malden
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Eng
Frankfurt
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Kershaw
Grecian
Philadelphia
Everett
Oregon
Homerus
Portsmouth
N. H
PLN. Co
Sadie Ross
Lynn
Hattie Dunn
Trust defaults on 3 percent bond dividend notice to stockholders
The Associated Trust defaults on the guaranteed 3 percent semiannual dividend due July 1 and will issue a stockholder circular with an explanation to follow. June output totals from Bar Champion and Trimountain Intra Companies reach 3116 tons, up from May and early June. Quincy Mining reports June output at 794 tons, up from May but below last year. Miami Copper Company shows June copper refined at 2 124 760 pounds, down from May and last June.
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the Associated Trust
Bar Champion and Trimountain
Quincy Mining Company
Miami Copper Company
Bondholders urged prompt action on Refunding Bonds reorganization
A New York June 23 1914 notice from the Receivers committee urges immediate steps to safeguard Refunding Bonds. It states earnings exceed interest on 4 percent bonds and fund capital needs but payments to junior interests failed. The committee plans to purchase coupons due July 1 1914 and arrange for deposits to cover taxes, with deposits payable to depositors filing required tax certificates.
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Pny
Central Tru Company
New York
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Berliner Brandais Geselivenes Berlin
Associatie Cassa
Amsterdam
Internal Revenue Department
Washington Pilgrimage Ends With Tablet Dedication Banquet
About fifty Sons of the American Revolution members from Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Connecticut and Massachusetts completed a route walk recalling George Washington 1775 command. A banquet at Hotel Somerset featured remarks by Roger C B Thurston Luther Atwood Prescott Evans and Edward Robbins. Four route tablets were dedicated at Sudbury Waltham and Watertown with other dedications at Wayland Inn Stratton Tavern site and Water Town plus escorts by Lexington Minute Men and Boston Fusilier Veterans Corps.
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Cambridge
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Virginia
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Prescott Evans
Christ Church
Edward Robbins
Washington
Sudbury
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Watertown
Wayland Inn
Old
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Thurston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Lexington Minute Men
Boston Fusilier Veterans Corps
Funeral of Moy Loy Court Interpreter
The Chinese Merchants Association and Chinese Free Masons sent large delegations to Moy Loy's funeral from his Dorchester home at 6 Larchmont Street. Moy Dong Kwing led the Free Masons with Long Fong and Su Wing directing the merchants. Delegations also came from Providence Worcester and New York, with local court officials present. Burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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Chinese Free Masons
Moy Loy
Larchmont Street
Dorchester
Moy Dong Kwing
Long Fong
Su Wing
Chinatown
Providence
Worcester
New York
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Off to London for Suffrage
Mrs. Stanley McCormick of this city sails from New York to participate in the London suffrage demonstration representing United States suffragists. As treasurer of the National Association for Woman Suffrage she receives a rousing send off, noted by New York papers. She has been a leading speaker at Massachusetts hearings and joined Boston’s suffrage parade ending at Tremont Temple.
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Stanley McCormick
London
United States
McCormick
New York
National Association For Woman Suffrage
Bishop Darlington Speaks on Old Catholics at Cambridge
The Rt. Rev. James H. Darlington of Central Pennsylvania addressed the semi annual conference of church workers at St. John’s Episcopal Church Cambridge last night. He discussed the Old Catholic Church seen mainly among Lithuanians and Poles in Europe and its growth in the United States through immigration. He noted that Old Catholics here show a leaning toward the Episcopal Church.
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James H. Darlington
Central
Pennsylvania
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Europe
Darlington
Episcopal Church
Swampscott Woman Ends Life After Loss of Children
Mrs Harriette M Russ of Swampscott shot herself in the temple today, dying almost instantly after eluding relatives who had watched her since the death of her two children last spring. The children died when they swallowed marbles, and she had been dependent since that time.
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Swampscott
Harriette M. Russ
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