Wall Street Ends Mixed After Heavy Selling Hammers Stocks
Trading on July 10 showed heavy selling pushes across the market with New York Central leading declines and many rails and steel issues retreating. A late rally narrowed losses as shorts covered and officials noted large short interest while copper and commodity stocks dipped despite some pockets of demand.
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Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
New York Central
St. Paul
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt Companies
Lakerie & Western
Cleveland, C. Co
St. Louis
Peoria & Eastern
Canada Southern
Chicago & Northwestern
New Jersey Central
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawana
American Express
Pullman
Boston
Newark
New York
State Street
Standard Oil
Weil
Dominion Securities
Iran
Ross
Amalgamated
Trimountain
Utah
Calumet
Hecla
Boston & Albany
New Haven
American Telephone
Massachusetts Gas Securities
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Boston Consolidated
Jupiter Steel
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Educational Association
Boston F Elevated Company
Old Colony Street Railway Company
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards Company
Chicago Stock Yards Company
United States Steel Common
Bertram Cutler
Cutler
John D Rockefeller
Heath
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Sale Report
The Boston market notes sex dividend and tax rights with assessment paid. Total sales include 14 520 listed shares and 7082 rights, bonds at 44000 dollars, and 9175 unlisted stock shares.
Books on Southern New Hampshire Travel Guides
The Boston & Maine railroad passenger department describes Southeast New Hampshire and Southwest New Hampshire as equally delightful to the White Mountains. The books, mailed for two cents each, cover the southern regions’ natural beauty and atmosphere for vacationers.
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Granite State
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Confidence in Trade Circles
New York July 10 R G Dun and Co weekly review says trade improves with better conditions. Retail distribution speeds up with milder weather and fewer labor stoppages while wholesale and interior trade gains from brighter agricultural prospects. Pig iron output soars even as tin and copper fall. Cotton goods lag amid price swings. mills may revive when materials ease. Improved weather aids crop conditions and replanting after frost risk.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet Outlook Signals Strong Trade and Harvest Gains
Bradstreet's July outlook notes almost perfect weather, near completion of winter wheat harvest with higher yield, improved retail summer goods trade, and larger jobber reorders. Bank clearings exceed last year at most centers, rail earnings rise, and midsummer prices stay steady. Northern and Western regions show confidence for fall, with mixed regional activity in shoes, dry goods, and cotton goods.
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New York
Westee
Chicago
Texas
St. Louis
Northwestern
Sunday Worship Arrangements At Boston Baptist and Other Churches
The Sunday schedule lists multiple Baptist congregations including Bowdoin Square Tremont Temple and Ruggles Street with morning services at 10 30 a m and evening sermons. Also noted are Congregational Berkeley Temple People s Temple Old South Church and Boston Common Preaching with varied speakers and free seats. Additional events cover lectures spiritual meetings and tent sessions at Union Gospel Tent and other venues.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Cleveniger
Jesus
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. W. Weeks
D. D
Toronto
Can
L. H. Rhodes
Dr. Weeks
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Ethics of the Trust and the Trades Union
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Christ
John P. Lenox
Chicago
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. B. Whitney
People's Temple
Orangemen
Crane
W. S. Haven
New York
Old South Church
Allen RE. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William L. PiKel
Boston Common
Charles Street
Beacon Street
Edward D. Towle
Henry D. Stevens
K. C. Russell
Malden
Eastern Avenue
Main
Ferry Streets
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scot
Berkeley Hall
Great Britain
G. M. G. Hughes
Washington Street
Templar Hall
America Hall
Boston
Mass. Avenue
Northampton
Bixby
Ratcell
Mme. Zara
Sears
Littlefield
Blackdon
Randall
Litchman
Emery
Sanders
Tremont Street
Robertson
Brown
Magroph
Hatch
Tutle
Hersy
Gutierrez
Ella Higginson
Great Circles
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Ashmont
Milton
Neponset
Sawyer Avenue
Unity Camp
Saugus Centre
Alex Caird
C. Cunningham
Marriner
Columbus Avenue
Sunshine Club
Clara E. Strong
Huntington Avenue
A. M. Strong
Bemis
Strong
Fox
McKenna
Reed
Marston
Clough
Mason
Billings
Jockey Danny Maher Injured In Auto Smashup
The American jockey Danny Maher was seriously injured in a car crash near Caterham Surrey after the steering failed. He and the chauffeur were thrown from the car and taken to Caterham Cottage hospital in grave condition. the other car occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Danny Maher
London
Danny’ Maher
Caterham
Surrey
Maher
Lingfield
Lord Carnarvon
Caterham Cottage Hospital
Immigrants Open Free Evening School at Wells Grammar
A free evening school for immigrants opened at Wells Grammar School on Blossom Street West End. Over 150 people attended as Max Mitchell urged formation of clubs with each room led by a chairman to cover expenses. Six clubs formed each member to pay nine cents weekly. Isaac D. Robbins overseeing the program.
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Wells Grammar School
Blossom Street
West End
Max Mitchell
Jewish Federation of Charities
Mitchell
Boston
Isaac D. Robbins
Harvard
No Commission for Dam Yet Named by Bates
Governor Bates has not announced appointees to the three member Charles River dam commission. Ex-Mayor Champlin and ex-Senator Fred Dallinger from Cambridge have been mentioned, but no selections have been disclosed. Appointments are expected to be sent to the Governor's Council at its next meeting Wednesday.
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Bates
Charles River
Champlin
Cambridge
Fred Dallinger
Woman in Enoch Arden role returns after 21 years
Louise Olsen, long believed dead after a Buffalo railroad wreck, arrives in Rockford after 21 years. She finds her children now adults and her husband living with his third wife, who is also her recovered children’s mother. The husband recognizes her as his first wife and she plans to share rights with the third wife.
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John Moran
Beacon St
Boston
Fall River
Brookline
Joseph W. Grady
Grady
Rockford
Enoch Arden
Louise Olsen
Hilda
Frank
Alexander Olsen
Olsen
The Tyfold Collar Adopts Hidden Side Cut Outs
The Tyfold Collar shows side cut outs to adjust a neck tie without opening the collar. It keeps the front close and the cut-out concealed while the tie remains in place. Summer comfort increases and style improves. available from dealers as Cluett Brand 25c and Arrow Brand 15c.
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Cluett
Arrow
Mayor Vetoes Stand Permits and City Loan Shows Motion
Mayor Collins sent veto messages to the Board of Aldermen overturning votes to permit Karl Martin to operate a trust and confectionery stand on Washington street and James Halloran to run a lunch wagon at Canal and Traverse streets. The vetoes were referred to the public improvements committee and laid on the table. The board approved a $600000 sewer loan and approved a $29580 transfer to the fire department for one day off weekly from July 1, 1903, to year end, plus a request to fund annual privileges for firemen. A Common Council order to auction Charlestown city flats near Mystic Wharf was referred and laid on the table with an $8000 upset price.
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Collins
Board of Aldermen
Karl Martin
Olive Street
Washington Street
Old State House
James Halloran
Canal and
Traverse Streets
Fire Department
Common Council
Committee On Public Improvements
Board of Street Commissioners
Boston
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Mystic River Railroad
Lawrence and Wiggin
Williams
Mystic River
Medford Street
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Railroads
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohto
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ae
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
C, Cc
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Baty Ilinois Central
Iowa Central
Toulsville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kaw & Tex
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Rock Island Co
St Louis
San Francisco
St Taaie Southwestern Phi
St Paul
Aees Ia
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St. L
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbus & Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
Pullman Palace
Svaieiaia
States Steel
Cas
Union
Tow
Tel & Tel
Atch
Top & SF
Bonanza
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Chiu & Stk
Dom Iron & Steel
Mie
Edison el Ill
Fitchburg
Ge Franklin
General Electric
Isle Royale
Mergenthal
Mont & Bos
S Steel & Coal
U S
Eeee
Eee
Western T & T
Westing Electric
Bradstreet
Berkeley Temple
William
Kelsey
Hugh Pedley
Montreal
Methodist
Young Men's Christian Association
Warren Avenue
Clarendon Street
Shaw University
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Jeorge L. Perin
Joseph W. Grady, M. D
Connecticut
Annie E. Spencer
Egypt Street
Stratford
Arthur Tyler
Vanstone St
Bridgeport
Conn
Warner
Tyler
Miss Weeks
E. Newton St
Mary Granich
Boylston Pl
Ja. Plain
Ella Rice
Haven St
K. D. Kelsey
Bridge St
Springfield
William Taylor
Ware
Mass
Jas. Williams
Saugus
Amos Dyer
Exeter
N. H
D. Coolidge
Deering
Edw. Rose
Burbank St
D. A. Payne
Columbus Ave
A. Carlson
Dean St
Norwood
Frank R. Tanner
Revere St
Joseph Bauvals
Stratton St
Chicopee Falls
Mags
J. W. Grady
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Stuaey
Greemw
S. R. Feilco
Cleveland
WALKHRRINTELL DRUG _ CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein’s
Oan Sts
Sawyer
Olis
Hfe
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Home Office Agency
Milk Street
Chas. H. Flood
Federal Street
A. H. Curtis
Veioes
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