Market Summary of New York and Boston Trading
Yesterday's totals show New York sales at 534000 shares and Boston at 40767 shares with steel and U S Smelting leading activity. Year to date and prior year figures are given along with notable gains and losses for Consolidated Gas Calumet & Hecla National Biscuit Conn. & Pass. R. A. and rates for call and time money in both cities.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
U. S
Consolidated Gas
National Biscuit
Calumet & Hecla
Conn
Pass. R. A
New York Stocks Rally Then Slip on July Market Opening
The New York stock market opened with sharp gains in Reading Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and U S Steel and other issues. Early optimism faded as losses grew then partial recovery followed with Hill group and Grangers leading gains on crop prospects. American Tobacco remained weak while cotton area and crop conditions were reported.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Steel
Hill Group
Northwest
Grangers
Ontario & Western
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Oregon Short Line
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
U. S
Grain markets show weakness on weather signals and nervous traders
The wheat market moved lower on weather outlooks with broad pressure from corn and oats though late dealing saw a rally as shorts covered. Snow's report projected an outturn near 641 million bushels new method, 668 million old method, versus last year's 621 million.
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Joly
Snow
El Paso Electric Declares Preferred Dividend No 20
El Paso Electric Company announces a semi annual dividend of 5.00 per share on its preferred capital stock for 1912 to stockholders of record at the close of business today. Dividends payable July 8, 1912. STON and WEBSTER transfer Agents.
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el Paso Electric Company
Paso Electric Company
Boston Market Sees Quiet Yet Firm July Trading
On the eve of a holiday the Boston market showed solid volume with 40 767 listed and unlisted shares and 50 000 in bonds. Trading favored balancing positions rather than strong bulls or bears as stocks like Butte & Superior fell on a raid while Smelting common rose to 47 1 4 and Calumet & Hecla and United Fruit posted notable gains amid an overall firm close.
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Boston
Butte & Superior
Calumet & Hecla
United Fruit
Boston curb market shows broader activity across issue list
Trading on the curb market yesterday broadened out with Bay State Gas Calaveras Corbin Copper First National Houghton Copper Ohio Copper and Eagle Blue Bell among the leaders. Price changes were small with Houghton Copper rising to 101-4 from 93-4. Detailed fluctuations follow.
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Bay State Gas
Calaveras
Corbin Copper
First National
Houghton Copper
Ohio Copper
Eagle & Blue Bell
Boswyocolo
Buite Central
Consol Arizona
Cortez Ed
Davis Daly
Ely Witch See
Humboldt
Lion Hill Aiduate Cheomiateg
Miami
Ohio
Smokey Devel
South Lake
Stewart Er
Market trends mix gains with selling amid Wilson prospects
The report notes half a million shares traded as prices opened strong but slipped after early gains. It covers sentiment on Wilson for the Democratic nomination, Taft and Roosevelt, First National coke operations, Trinity stock, business failures in early 1912, and debates on gold production and its link to rising prices.
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Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
First National
Trinity
Mint
George E. Roberts
India
Argentina
Brazil
Franklin property shut down after miner strike
Advices from Houghton report the Franklin property closed due to a miners strike. A wire from Copperopolis notes the Calaveras concentrating mill nears full 600 ton daily capacity by mid July, with reduced freight rates improving shipments. The American Trust Company holds common and preferred shares of Tennessee Eastern Electric Company.
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Houghton
Franklin
Copperopolis
Calaveras
Trevise
San Francisco
Kennett
Cal
The
American Trust Company
Tennessee Eastern Electric Company
Cotton Market Rally Surges After Bureau Report
The Bureau of Statistics reports a bullish surprise in cotton condition and acreage. Condition rises to 80.4 with a 1.5 point gain, while acreage falls to 34,097,000 from 36,681,000 last year. The advance, limited by light trading, reflects tighter supplies and mixed expectations.
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Bureau of Statistics
Bond Market Notes From Quincy to San Francisco
Quincy bids due July 9 for 30 7000 5 percent bonds maturing 1913 17. Read & Co resold 2 060 000 Seaboard Air Line 4 1 2 percent equipment notes series O dated July 15 1912. Rhoades Co bought Syracuse park bonds 100 000 at 4 1 2 percent. Cleveland sold 1 000 000 4 percent 20 year bonds and playgrounds bonds at 101 308 90. Hayden Miller Otis won 700 000 building and 300 000 repair bonds. A Hal sey Leach Watson Pressprich Bond Goodwin syndicate bid 5 300 000 5 percent San Francisco bonds at 104 572 for City Hall and Pacific exposition issues.
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Nat E& S Pf
Nevada
Pitts Coal
Pitts Steel
Ry St Spg
Rumeley Co
Tasl& W
TSL &Womeere
Rene
U S Rabt
U S
U S Steel
S Steel
West Union
Tedbaides
East Butte
Guanajuato
Indiana Steam Wenn
Island Creek
Isle Royale
Lake Copper
la Salle
Maine Central
Mason Valley
Miami
Michigan
Nipissing
Pont Ork Coal
Pullman Co Sewees
Quincy
St Mary's
Santa Fe
U S Smelting
U S Smelt
Utah Consol
Utah
Utah Copee 85 63 West Eiee 85 78 100 37 West End Pf 10034 1004 6Oh 100 Winonacee
Wolverine Renee
William A. Read & Co
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Cleveland
Ohio
First National Bank of Cleveland
Hayden, Miller & Co
Otis & Co
N. W. Halsey & Co
A. B. Leach & Co
Watson & Pressprich
Bond & Goodwin
Blake Bros. & Co
Adams & Co
San Francisco
Nyc
Trust Coctfs
Dell& Hud
den & RG
Deakins
Detr Edison
Pacific T & T
Detr U
Penn Gtd
Am Spirits
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Erie
Ann Arbor
Erie Cvt
Lorillard
Armour & Co Real
Erie-Pa Coal
Hna Steel
Srust Co
Roch &P Con
Sheen
Union Pac Ist
KC Fis& M
Union Pac
Eee
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Cb&q
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Orleans
Riess
NY Gas E L H
West Electric
West Maryld
NH & H
Mil & St P
M & St Pew
NYO & West
West Shore
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Report
Total bond sales reached 2 640 in thousands. Compared with 3 247 yesterday and 2 073 a week ago, the year ago figure was 2 795.
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Stock Exchange
Money Markets Report Shows Quiet Trade and Subtle Demand
The money markets remained quiet with slightly stronger demand for longer maturities. In New York yesterday call money ruled at 23 1/2 percent, with rates for 60 days at 3 1/2 to 3 3/4, four months at 8 1/2 to 8 3/4, and six months at 4 to 4 1/4 percent. Local money and foreign exchange quotations followed.
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New York
Bond market steadies with key issue activity
The undertone remains firm as traders focus on Atchison and St. Paul convertibles, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s, Interborough Metropolitan 43s, New York Railways adjustments, and Wabash 4s among United States government bonds.
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Undertone
Atchison and St. Paul
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Interborough Metropolitan
New York Railways
Wabash
Metal Markets See Copper Fall While Tin Declines Globally
New York Metal Exchange reports copper easing, lead and spelter rising, tin retreating sharply. London market shows copper near 76 pounds 18s sixpence spot, tin at 205 pounds spot with strong sales, and lead and spelter prices firmer.
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New York Metal Exchange
Lake
Cookson’s
London
Campaign shaped by new party
Democratic national committee members in Baltimore said the scope of the Wilson campaign depends on whether a Roosevelt third party forms. They depart for Sea Girt to honor the Democratic nominee and noted that Wilson’s candidacy might prompt Roosevelt to drop his progressive party plans in the coming weeks.
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Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Sea Girt
N. J
Wilson
Democratic Rally Shapes for Wilson Campaign Plan
Chairman Mack forecasts the Democratic ticket will appeal to Conservatives and Progressives as Republican vote splits. A sub committee will meet Governor Wilson at Sea Girt tomorrow to discuss naming a national chairman and a campaign board. A national committee meeting is planned in Chicago to outline strategy and headquarters.
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Roosevelt
Mack
Wilson
Marshall
Chicago
National Committee
Governor Wilson
William F. McCoombs
New York
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
BalHtimore
Governor Marshall
Sea Girt
Baltimore
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Companies
A wide range of firms reported regular quarterly dividends. International Steam Pump announces 11-2 percent on preferred stock payable Aug 1 with record July 20. American Light & Traction and others disclose varying rates and record dates.
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International Steam Pump Company
Paracle
American Light & Traction Company
Commonwealth Edison Company
Chicago
Vacuum Oil Company
Londa, Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
Mexico Tramways Company
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd
St. Louis & St.burban Co
Philadelphia Market Picks Mixed July 8 Close
Market closes show varied gains and drops across rail and utility stocks. Notable figures include Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Nav, United Gas, and Cambria Steel with mixed fractional changes noted in afternoon quotes.
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Amer
Cities
Cambria Steel
Phila
Elec
Storage Battery
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining
Lehigh Valley
Rapid Transit
Do FC
Union Traction
Lehigh Nav
Do T. C
Lehigh Valley Transit
United Gas
Hank the Hermit Clashes With Lovers in Comic quête
Hank the Hermit tries to drive away two fond lovers who intrude on his retreat in the comic strip feature of next Sunday’s Post. The scene blends humor with a touch of rustic solitude as visitors test the hermit’s patience.
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Hank
Next Sunday
Post
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