Stocks Rise As Rail Shares Lead Market Turf
The market shows firmness with gains across several issues. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe advances after declaring a 14 percent quarterly dividend payable Aug 15 to record holders July 14. Chicago Burlington and Quincy climbs amid May and year-to-date earnings reports, while Union Pacific remains steady. Other notes include notes on Toledo Cincinnati and St. Louis earnings, flood-related repairs, and anticipated through-service on new lines.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Boston
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seney
Nickel Plate
Phillips
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Chicago and Alton
Wisconsin Central Common
Mse
Obe
Albany
Maine
Old Colony
New York
New England
Atlantic and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Colorado River
Colorado Mountains
Mexican Central
Burlington and Quincy
Sonora
American Bell Telephone
Pullman Palace Car Company
Calumet and
Hecla
Franklin
Osceola
Silver Islet
Phenix Mining Company
United States
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Sauk Rapids
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Anoka
Brainerd
Central Trust Company of New York
Loz
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Atchison Company
The St Louis and San Francisco directors declare a semi annual dividend of 6s per cent on first preferred stock. The Long Island railroad directors declare a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent payable Aug 1. The Atchison company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent payable Aug 15 for stock of July 14.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Long Island
Atchison Company
Boston Stock Exchange Prices and Sales Summary
Prices and closing sales listed for bonds railroads mining and miscellaneous stocks on July 6 at Boston brokers. Notable entries include Mex Cen seven percent bonds, Sonora seven, and various railroad and utility listings with mixed fractional yields. Richardson Hill & Co. report private wire access and daily stock-maker questions available at No. 40 Water Street.
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Lo’st
To & Sai
Aly Bs
Bos & Maine
BRB& L Rts
Te Ae Ch Bué& Q
Esci
Bell Tel
Bos & Nor Tel
Union
Calum &Hecla
Franklins
Sullivan
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Fom Blackstone National Bank
Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
Sagoora and
Montreal
Revere Breas
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Concord
National Rubber Co
Bristol
Rhode Island
Hill Manufacturing Co
Nando de Boston
Coetesny
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
New York markets steady amid firm undercurrent
New York July 6 money easier on call at 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent. Prime commercial paper 4 to 6 percent. Bar silver 110. Subsidiary coin at discount. Foreign exchange quiet. Rail and state bonds mixed while the stock exchange shows broad strength with many shares higher and notable gains in Texas land and several key rail names. Trading volume 211,200 shares. declines and realizations trimmed prices at times but the overall tone remained firm.
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New York
Texas
Canada
Southern Firsts
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas Pacific
Wabash
West Shore
Buffalo
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Richmond
Danville
The
Stock Exchange
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St. Paul
Denver
Louisville
Nashville
Lake Shore
Jersey Central
Western Union
Durin
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chesapeake and Ohio First
Oregon ‘Transportation
Oregon Improvement
West Point
Long Island
Pittsburg
New York Central
Robinson Consolidated
Consolidated Virginia
PTO
Missouri Pacific
Mis& C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio &Miss
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
Oregon
Grain and market rounds from July to September trade notes
Call board notes include oats and corn bids by grade and seller for July August and September, with steamer export and local lots, plus receipts of corn oats rye and flour. Liverpool cheese and butter quotas from New York mercantile exchange show dairy prices and egg quotes across states and Canada.
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Golge
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Canada
Anada
Grain and flour market report shows dull trade and steady prices
Wheat and flour quotations little changed with soft demand from buyers and steady to firm prices for various flour classes. Corn meal and oats quiet to firmer, butter and eggs mixed, beef and pork markets softening, tropical fruits steady, and cotton futures indicating cautious activity amid ample supply and steady New York markets.
Wool and market prices steady with cautious stocking
Business and prices show little change in the week with sales around 1.75 million tons of foreign and domestic wool. Producers and dealers hesitate to stock up at current prices, fearing further declines. Ohio and Pennsylvania quotations around 31 to 37c for various grades, Michigan 30 to 32c, San Francisco stocks about 12 million pounds, and overall supply remains ample as prices drift within wide ranges.
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Canada
New Yorks
Bermuda
Floridas
de Georgia
Norfolk Do
Georgia
South
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Saracoas
Boston
Seat
Manila
Lloiles
Belmont
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Kentucky
Texas
Maritime Cargo Listings From Ports and Ships
Imports at Boston Yarmouth N 8s include steamer Dominion 8 cases halibut 1 case salmon 84 crates lobsters 1 pkg sounds J G Hall Co 1 box halibut F J Barn 2 cases eggs J G Hall Co Brunswick Ga schooner H R Sturgis 471000 feet lumber J P Ellicotte Co Galveston schooner G Loud 7478 bags oil cake Leyland Steamship line Cienfuegos bark Wm McLaren 713 hhds 70 tierces sugar order Guantanamo schooner Rebecca A Carter 480 hhds 48 tierces sugar 650 cigars Master Port Williams NL schooner Cygnet 4307 bus potatoes order Liverpool N 8s schooner Rival 352 cases pulp Train Smith Co i organ Geof Middleton 1 case effects Irving G Hall 4 bbls bones 10 empty oil blls Wm Harnish 1 box eggs Delong Seaman
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Yarmouth
Dominion
G Hall & Co
Brunswick
R Sturgis
P Ellicotte & Co
Galveston
Loud
Leyland Steamship Line
Cienfuegos
Guantanamo
Rebecca A Carter
Port Williams
Liverpool
Smith & Co—I
Geof Middleton
Irving G Hall
Harnish
Delong & Seaman
Foreign Exports, PASANDU and Nearby Ports
Listing of exports including 3,150 boils box shooks and 24 boxes chairs from PASANDU, 70 bales duck, 439,254 feet pine lumber, and 27,170 feet lumber. WAEKMOUTH NS reports Dominion steamer with twine and spokes, PUBNICO NS notes schooner Henrietta with 125 bbls meal and 125 bbls four.
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Pasandu
Addie Morrell
Waekmouth
Dominion
Pubnico
Henrietta
Total Receipts of Staple Products July 6 at Port
The table shows today’s total receipts of principal staples at this port from all points of shipment including in transit, compared with the same day last year. It lists commodities and quantities, highlighting changes year over year.
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Ponte
Cotton Markets marked by dull tone across several ports
Baltimore reports middling 9 15-16c as markets stay firm yet quiet. Louisville and Augusta show dull activity with middling ranges, while Charleston and New York note unchanged to weak tones. Comparative week data and port stocks are cited for broader U S markets.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Teceipts
Augusta
London Market Briefs on Consols and Commodities
Financial notes from London dated July 6 show Consols at 1001-16 with various rail and canal stocks quoted. Reports cover wheat and corn cargo movements, English and Irish market shifts, Liverpool prices, and mixed American corn. Cotton demand steady with large weekly exports and stock levels detailed. Havana market reports Spanish gold and firm exchange as sugar remains quiet.
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Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
Uplands
Orleans
Manchester Guardian
Havana
Sugar Quiet
Embezzler Timothy Smith Arrested in Jamaica Plain
Timothy Smith aged 53 residing in Jamaica Plain was arrested Friday forenoon by Inspectors Houghton and Watts charged with embezzling 17300 from his employers Charlies W. Mosely and Richard Price stock brokers at No 40 State street. Smith, cashier of the office for three years and formerly with Hawley Folsom and Martin Arch street, confessed the theft saying he lost the money speculating in stocks and bucket shops. He was held in 25000 bond for municipal court.
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Timothy Smith
Jamaica Plain
Houghton and Watts
Charlies W. Mosely
Richard Price
State Street
Smith
Hawley, Folsom & Martin
Arch Street
Brown and Mudge Wed in Salem Civil Ceremony
At Salem on July 2 Rev E C Bolles officiated Henry C Brown of Boston marrying Anna R Mudge of Boston. Also at Montreal on July 8 the bishop of Huron united Amy Gordon daughter of Sir Alexander Galt with Robert Grant of Boston. A July 3 ceremony in Rockport joined George L Taylor to Alice Woodbury, both of Gloucester.
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Salem
E C Bolles
Henry C Brown
Anna R Mudge
Boston
Galt—Grant
Montreal
Huron
Amy Gordon
Alexander Galt
Robert Grant
Taylor
Woodbury
Rockport
E. Davis
George L Taylor
Alice Woodbury
Gloucester
Obituary notices from Boston area dated July 2–4
Brief notices list deaths and ages for numerous individuals across Massachusetts towns including Salem Charlestown Newton Highlands Danvers Boston Highland Boston and Dorchester. Names include John Conway Mary Hinckley Isaac Knowles Horatio Perkins Harrison Read Harold Tappan plus Caroline Johnson Ebenezer Parker and others with ages ranging from 4 months to 83 years. Funeral details note services at Rutland Square and various local locations with July dates.
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Parker
Boston Highlands
Ebenezer Parker
Perkins
Boston
Horatio N Perkins
Sess Soss
Willie Radliffe
Mtkad
Harrison O Read
Tappan
Dorchester
Harold Haré Tapan
The Sun, Cyclones and Health in a Dr Hamilton Lecture
Dr Horace Hamilton argues the cyclone origin lies in solar sunspot activity and distant bodily derangements. He recounts his personal cure with Warner's Safe Cure, claiming kidney and liver health as keys to overall well being and to avert many diseases.
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Horace &. Hamilton
New York Society For the Promotion of Science
Department of Life
San Francisco
New York
White House
Warner
Court Orders Trust Funds Used For Theological Students
Supreme Judicial Court deals with the Society for Promoting Theological Education and the Attorney General over John Davis Williams’s will. A codicil directs stores on Ann Street and Shoe and Leather Street to fund theology students in Cambridge, with remoteness issues and cy pres considerations. The court orders a decree for the plaintiff and settlement before a single justice.
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Society For Promoting Theological Education
The
Attorney General
John Davis Williams
Ann Street
Leather Street
Cambridge
George 8. Hale
George Marston
Field
Matthew Lockhead
Edward J. Jones
Hunter
Lockhead
Henry W. Bragg
Mr. Jones
Bragg
Jones
Tuesay
Parker Vs
Lancaster Railroad Company
Hollis Vs
Old Colony Railroad Company
Braintree
Municipal Court Docket Flags Arraignments and Fines
July 6 Judge Churchill arraigns Harry H. Dodge on larceny with $500 bail for trial next Friday. Tyler and Taylor arraigned for assault with intent to rob, severally held $1,200 for examination Tuesday. Julia Henry jailed six months in the house of industry. Joseph Lewis arraigned for assault and battery, held for trial with $500 bail Wednesday. Thomas Quinn fined $10 plus costs. Lawrence Briley fined $20 plus costs. Roxbury: Charles Nangle held $6,000 for further appearance on assault with intent to kill. Peter Mee vagrant six months in house of industry. George Saddler held $500 bail for superior court on assault. William Carney fined $10 and costs on assault appealed. Sarah Milmore held $500 for further appearance on larceny. Honora Loga fined $10 for assault. East Boston: Bartley Lyons arraigned for profanity, fraudulently obtaining board, drunkenness. fines total $16.45. Charlestown: John Quinlan sentenced to one year for assault and battery, appealed and held $500 bonds. John F Donovan for fence assault sentenced to one year, held $800 bonds. Thomas Burns assault and battery case continued to the 21st.
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Churchill
Harry H. Dodge
Joseph Tyler
Taylor
Charles Taylor
Connor
Julia A. Henry
House of Industry
Joseph Lewis
Aseault
Thomas Quinn
Lawrence Briley
Roxbury
Charles Nangle
Peter Mee
George F. Saddler
William Carney
Sarah Milmore
Honora Loga
Boston
Bartley Lyons
Charlestown
John Quinlan
John F. Donovan
Thomas Burns
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