Prices Firm in Dull Market on Stock Exchange
Total sales in New York and Boston, shares traded, and notable movements listed. Highlights include Union Pacific activity, Am Telephone in Boston, and comparisons to last year. Notable gains and losses appear for specific issues such as C and C, Underwood Typewriter, Chicago Junction pref, and Osceola Consol amid ex-dividend notes.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Telephone
Underwood Typewriter
Chicago Junction
Osceola Consol
Market Held Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
The market showed near midsummer low volume with slight gains as bears pushed grain prices on drought expectations. Winter wheat harvests and strong threshing returns buoy sentiment while plans for a Standard Oil reorganization may clear the scene. Underwood Typewriter trades around 94 after peaking near 111, insiders push, public participation limited. Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke rose then retraced on denial of buyout rumor. Copper and equipment stocks gain broader bullish interest as conditions look up for a potential industrial boom.
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Standard of Co
Underwood Typewriter
Stock Exchange
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke
Steel Corporation
Local Market Displays Dull Tone Amid Steady Prices
The market shows a quiet copper list with limited buying interest and gains mainly from professional dealings. North Butte ex-dividend 30 cents rose a point. Granby gained. Mayflower Old Colony and Chino rights noted. Maine Central cap stock plan to cut dividend to 6 percent praised as a business-like move for the system. United Fruit led industrials, up 1.5 points on bond issuance news. American Telephone and Steel in decent demand. requests for American Telephone rights continue. Tone ends firm, activity subdued.
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North Butte
Granby
Old Colony
Maine Central
New Haven
United Fruit
American Telephone and Steel
Amy & T
West T & T Gs
Atchison
Bos & Albapy
Bos Eley Wee Ee
Ehlb
Rutland
Union Pactificn
Adventure Tee
Arizona Com
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Granby Ae
la Salle Sete
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Ariz
Utah Cop Co
Victoria
AG Winona
Boston
ARG Am Tel & Tel
Cumberl d Tel
Hoey
Sayali
Mit
Hibey
Mergenthal
Pullman Co
Seattle
Swift & Co
Torrington
United Shoe
Algomah
Amalgamated
Am Ag
Keweenaw
Lake
Miami
North Lake
South Utah TS
Mayflowers No 14 drill hits stronger showings and mine news
Mayflower's No 14 drill contacts the St. Louis amygdaloid lode with a better showing than No 11. Referee James M. Oldstead confirms the sale of National Mining Exploration to Iron Cap Copper Company for 50000. Baltimore & Ohio directors to decide on a common dividend next week. expected to remain above 6 percent. Local Germany Mining & Development reports ore shoots in New Mexico. Alaska prospector Colton departs for Amalgamated Nevada with a placer machine. three week trip. Massachusetts Electric back dividends discussed with no immediate action. earnings praised. Porcupine camp rail service now regular with 340 miners. district population near 60,000.
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Mayflower
St. Louis
James M. Oldstead
United States Bankruptcy Court
National Mining Exploration Company
Iron Cap Copper Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ss & F DS
Smelt & R
AT &S
Ohio
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Louis Nash
Mackay
Miami
E& Ss
Tee
Nevada
NH & H
COO& Ww
Nor & West
Jniy
Nor Pac
Nor Ohio T & LL
Rep I & S
Sears
Roebuck
Southern Ry
Meld & Fay
Beaton Fou
Tenn
Texas Co
Apex
Central
Texas Pacific
Crown Chartered Ree
SL & W
Dobie
SOO Underwood Typ
Eer Tease Ve
Union Bay
Foley O'Brien
Union Pacific Hollinger
Pearl Lake
Teene
Preston East
Tisdale Tee
United Ve Pee
West Dome
Maryland
Charles A. Stoneham Co
West Union
Tsk
State Street
Boston
Westinghouse
Tol
Beck Tunnel Ee
Carisa Tate
Cedar Talisman
Colorado
Columbus Consolidated
Crown Sees
Boston Market Bond Market Snapshot July 7
The Boston Market reports stock and bond price movements for July 7, detailing total sales and changes from the previous close, with a focus on bonds. It lists price shifts, trading activity, and notable fluctuations across categories, reflecting the day’s market tone.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Dull Morning. Nevada Steady Better Prices
The curb market yesterday was dull with morning movement in Nevada ranging 70 to 81 cents. Later dealings showed activity in Porcupine Central and Amalga Nevada with Porcupine Milling Nevada rising to 31 1/2, the best this year. Rhode Island Coal fell to 17 8/ in months. Fluctuations across the curb list are detailed.
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Nevada
Porcupine Central
Porcupine
Nevada Douglas
Rhode Island
Chicago Grain and Market Review Reflecting Mixed Outlook
The report notes fabrics and retail demand underperforming, crop uncertainty dampening future activity, and a generally quiet industrial tone around year end. Iron and steel look solid, crops may improve, and copper shows initial demand then softness. Bank clearings for the week ending July 6 totalled 3.1417 billion, down 6 percent from 1910. Business failures stood at 180 for the same week, vs 182 in 1910 and 1909, with higher liabilities than recent years but below 1908.
Bond Market Notes and Rail Firms in Shifted Plans
Quincy bonds $27 733 four per cent dated June 1 1911. Erie Company sells $6 000 900 equipment trust 4 per cent notes. Cambridge seeks bids July 12 for $198 000 five per cent bonds. Maine Central to offer $5 million stock at one-for-one par. Dividend cut proposed from eight to six per cent. Maine Central funds to redeem $12 million mortgage bonds and $15 484 000 notes due April 1 1912. New York Central to guarantee $2 500 000 Clearfield Coal bonds. Lehigh Valley Railroad to issue $297 000 five per cent debentures.
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Quincy
Mass
Curtis & Sanger
Erie Company
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Maine Central Railroad Company
Maine Central
New York Central
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
Clearfield Company
Pennsylvania Coal «~ Coke Company
The
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railway Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Dun Sees It: Heat Impacts Trade. Cotton Outlook Bright
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes extreme heat reduces actual business and dampens grain prospects. Corn crop damage reports are overstated while cotton offers the strongest hopeful sign with potential record yields. Leather markets firm though holiday pause lowers demand. sole leather supplies tight and upper leather sought. Failures rise to 176 in the US, 21 in Canada from last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s Review Notes Heat and Trade Effects
Bradstreet’s Review from July 7 cites a hot spell easing, with half yearly repairs and inventories rising. It highlights widespread impact on trade, especially corn and oats, amid a cautious mood and inventory adjustments in the midsummer period.
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Rix
Bradstreet
Norrow
eAvan
Gossip for Motorists Sparks and police talk at Bay State Club
E H Broadwell of Hudson Motor Car Company spoke at the Bay State Club about new wind from Massachusetts Bay and praised slow, sensible driving. Police Commissioner McAdoo defended uniformed cycle cops as deterents to speed and highway crime, preferring safe speeds in towns with children. At an Automobile Board of Trade meeting in New York W C Leland was elected to fill a vacancy after Thomas Henderson’s resignation.
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E. H. Broadwell
Hudson Motor Car Company
KE. A. Gilmore
Bay State Automoble Association
Bay State Club
Broadwell
Detroit
Massachusetts Bay
McAdoo
New York
Automobile Board of Trade
W. C. Leland
Cadillac Company
Thomas Henderson
Winton Company
Ross Crowned Massachusetts Open Champion at Brookline
Donald J. Ross captured his seventh Massachusetts open title at the Brookline Country Club with a four round total of 309 and a $90 purse. M J Brady of Wollaston PGA finished second with 311, while Alex Ross of Brae Burn took third and T J McNamara placed fourth with 314. The Ross family dominance continues as Donald strengthens the long run of wins starting in 1913.
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Brookline
Donald J. Ross
Massachusetts
M. J. Brady
Wollaston Golf Club
Brady
Ross Brothers
Alex Ross
Brae-Burn Country Club
T. J. McNamara
Boston
Ross
Donald
Alex
Soing
Massachusetts Wins New England Rifle Meet At Wakefield
The seventh annual New England Military Rifle Association meet closed after five days of poor weather. Massachusetts captured the interstate trophy with 2991 points, while Maine and New Hampshire trailed. The All-America results shifted with scoring glitches, placing the First Navy team first, the First Marine Corps team second, and Massachusetts third. Directors announced changes in the board and by-laws amid rumors of friction as Maine New Hampshire and Rhode Island threatened next-year participation.
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Wakefield
New England Military Rifle Association
Bay State Range
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New England
Navy
Marine Corps
Columbo Wins School Title at Woodland Club
Columbo of Boston English High School defeated J H Sullivan of University Preparatory School 2 up 1 to play in a 36 hole final to win the Greater Boston Golf Association championship at Woodland Golf Club. Sullivan had posted a 75 to qualify. Forte beat Reid for the President's Cup 2 up in the consolation final while Connors defeated Maguire 8 up 7 to play in the second division.
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Tony
Columbo
Boston English High School
Greater Boston Golf Association
J. H. Sullivan
University Preparatory School
Woodland Golf Club
Sullivan
Orville Forte
Newton High
John F. Reid, Jr
Milton High
Forte
W. Connors
Brighton High School
John Maguire
Watertown High School
Connors
Yale Harvard men work out at Queen's Club grounds
Seven Yale Harvard runners trained at Queen's Club with Jaques Cummings Canfield Chisholm Stewart and Holden among them. H W Kelley Harvard sprained ankle but showed improvement. Other Yale Harvard members trained at Preston Park Brighton and Oxford Cambridge athletes preparing for the international meet next Tuesday. Anderson English half miler recovered and along with Baker one mile runner is in strong form for record figures.
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Yale
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