Steel Common at New High Record
Time money and call money figures for New York and Boston show steel common stocks leading activity. United States Steel dominates multiple lists with high share totals and Calumet & Hecla posts a notable gain in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
United States Steel
Texas Pacific
United States Rubber Ist
Calumet & Hecla
Am. Ag. Chem
North Butte
Amalgamated
Telephone
Boston & Maine
Giroux
Nipissing
Steel
Atchison
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
New York Clearing
Copper Mining Company to hold stockholders meeting
A special stockholders meeting is scheduled for July 29 in Colorado Springs to vote on increasing authorized capital stock to 200000 shares. Independent coke plant merger predicted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Sae Am
Touraine
Parker
Young's
Adama
Brewster
Trinity Place
New York
Market Rise Amid Steel Strength and Morgan Influence
Stock market gains led by Steel common close near new highs as Carnegie Steel and rivals report strong orders and potential earnings. Morgan’s return to New York and Paris listing talks buoy traders while Amalgamated and Colorado Fuel post solid advances and revenue forecasts drive the broader upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Steel Common
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead Works
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Mr. Morgan
Paris
Colorado
Amalgamated
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
General Electric
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Ray Consolidated Directors Meet Report Market Agenda
The Boston Market notes a stock and bond price table with daily sales totals. It reports that a meeting of the Ray Consolidated directors took place affecting forecasts and potential corporate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Ray Consolidated
Boston Curb Market Sees Sharp Downturn and Recovery
The Boston curb market reports a dramatic drop from 17 cents to 6 cents in Rawhide Mining, followed by a rebound to 15 cents. Traders assign a bearish radar as the cause. La Rose and Vulture stay firm, Yukon gains to 58-16, and Marcell Mines debuts at 60 cents. Official sales reflect wide fluctuations across listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
la Rose
Vulture
Yukon
Marcell Mines
Bay State
Butte Balaklava
Ctus
aChemun
Ares
Chief Ae
Chino
Cobalt Central
Cumberland
Davis Daly
Eclipse
Douglas Copper
Gila
First Nat
Goldfield
Helvetia Ste Teene
Laramie
Esces
Majestic Seen
Mason Valley Nee
Mollie Gibson
Nat Explor Some
New Douglas Cree
Nevada
Ohio
Superior & Globe
New York
H. E. Stephenson & CO
Alaska Mines
Colum
Chicago Subway
Ely
Davis
Douglas’ Co
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Bond Market Notes on Overdue Seaboard and New Issues
Arrangements made to pay overdue coupons on Seaboard Air Line first mortgage 4 percent bonds defaulted since April 1 1909. City and bank concerns report note issues and bond deals including Montpelier Vermont 4 percent bonds, Medford Massachusetts loans, Grand Trunk Pacific debentures, and Boston and Albany bonds holdbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
First Mortgage
New York Bonds And Related United States Securities Prices
A dense list of bond and debenture prices across many issuers including New York bonds, Central Leather, Reading, Ches & Ohio, Seaboard Air Line, Union Pacific, US Steel, General Electric, Illinois Central, and others. The report notes coupon rates, maturity notes, and bid prices with frequent percentage values and par figures for various issue types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Allis Chalmers
Tel & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ene Searceace
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Mil & & St P
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Col’ & South
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grand
Distillers’ Securities
Erle Saan We
Iowa Central
International Pump
Southern
Dover
Louisville
Missouri
Kaw & Tex
New York Central
New York
Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Republis Steel
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
St L & West
Union
Packie
Unit ‘States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Pot
Neaeveoes
Virginia Carolina Ee
Wabash
Esses
Western Marylan
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wiscon Central
I. BeovuInNoyhi
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
United States
Independent Ticket
Phea Ped Ood
Jlaremeere
Hisgen
Farmers & Drovers Stockyard Co
Brisbane
Ea & Nan
Nai Ae Ae Mo Pacific
Nat Rys
Pote Aseiee & Co
Atchison
Do Co
Nor & Wiste
Oregon
Penney
Sl&s F
Ches & Ohio
Chic & Alton
B&q
Seaboard
Union Paci
Col Midland
Col & Sore
U S Rubber
den & RG Ds
US Steel
West Md
Wis Central
Adams
Boston Chamber backs seven foot raise to ease Charles River traffic
The Boston Chamber of Commerce endorses raising seven feet above mean high water and moving the Charles River channel near Charlestown to ease traffic for the Boston and Maine railroad. It considers a tunnel between North and South stations and a subterranean substation, while opposing a 23 foot federal drawbridge level. The plan aims to protect railroad movement and expand harbor commerce without costly dredging or extensive station changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles River
Charlestown
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of War
Edward Burr
United States ‘Corps of Engineers
Boston & Maine
State Harbor and Lara Commission
United States Engineers
East
Cambridge
Boston
Tuttle
Federal Board of Engineers
D. O. Ives
New England Board of Transportation
Maritime Committee of the
Chamber
War Department
Fitchburg
North Station
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Nevada Utah Mines Smelters balance sheet filed
The Nevada Utah Mines Smelters Corporation issues its June 30 balance sheet. Assets total 14 030 838 with property 18 022 690 advances to subsidiaries 237 920 plant equipment 45 785 development 11 846 miscellaneous 9 660. Liabilities show accounts payable 12 088 and mining claims options 4 750. Capital stock 14 014 000 with none bonded debt. Treasurer Burgin notes no bonded indebtedness exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agri Chem Weeel
Gen
Elec Co
Lo Atchison Tee
East
Boston
Exe LL
Rare Tel & TE & Tel
Adventure Sone
Arizona Commercial
Atlantic
Butte Coalition
Calume
Michigan
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper Tees Die O
Utah Consolidated
Utah
Victoria Oe
Winona Sem Ewr
Wdieok Electric
Bas
General Electric
Georgia Electric
Mass Electric
Ass AB Scageses
Cot Yarn
Northern Tex
Reece
Seattle
Pullman Vane ’ A
Union Copper Land
United Fruit
Amalgamated Senee Toy
An Gulf P Teas A Vale
Amer Wicen
Amer Zinc
Batoptlas
Boston Consol Ween
Boston Corbin
Boston el
East Butte
Giroux Reenter Weees
Isle Royale
Eeses
Kerr HO
Seese
Lake Copper
Henne Eens
North Lakesewee
Hotary Ring
Sup & Boston
A Ae
Sup & Pitts
Swift &Gor
U US Smeltin Eee
Utah Apex
Nevada-Utah Mines-Smelters Corporation
Bassebunes
Frederick F. Burgin
Dividends Declared by Major U S Firms
A list of regular and special dividends declared by Columbia National Life Havana Electric Railway Wampanoag Mills Twin City Rapid Transit American Light and Traction Edison Co Amalgamated Copper and Electric Co of Am with payment dates from July to August and stock splits or extra dividends noted for record dates and book closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia National Life Insurance Co
Havana Electric Railway Co
Wampanoag Mills
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
American Light & Traction Co
Edison Co
Boston
Amalgamated Copper Co
Electric Co
Calendar for Today Shows Preferred and Common Stock Listings
Calendar for today lists various securities including Merchan ts, Bell Tel Pa Central Coal and Coke common and preferred. It includes H B Claflin Company common National Carbon common St Louis Southwest preferred and J B Stetson Company common with Texas Central preferred. Also Wells Fargo American Shipbuilding preferred and multiple utilities and transportation stocks. Meetings noted for American Woolen common and preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Bell Tel. & Pa
Central Coal and Coke
H. B. Claflin Company
National Carbon
St. Louis Southwest
J. B. Stetson Company
Texas Central
Wells, Fargo & Co
American Shipbuilding
Brooklyn City Railroad
Cin
Newp. & Cov
Mex. Light and Power
Oklaham Gas and Electric
San Diego
Boston Captain Richard Maguire of the Katahdin
Boston born Captain Richard Maguire, now in Brookline, commands the Katahdin sailing between Boston Charleston Brunswick and Jacksonville. He began as a Calcutta clerk, rose to master’s certificate, captained ships Glenricht Mary L. Cushing, and spoke of a Madagascar cyclone dismast event with Capetown Bay rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Maguire
Boston
Brookline
Charleston
S. C
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Fla
Maguire
Calcutta
Clyde Line
New York
Glenricht
Mary L. Cushing
Madagascar
Sam Schofield
Capetown Bay
Railway Delegates Arrive for Portland Convention Trip
A special train carrying about 200 Western delegates to the National Association of Railway Agents convention reached the South station yesterday. The group toured Boston by automobile, visited Nantasket Beach by steamer, then relocated the train to the North station for an early morning departure toward Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Railway Agents
Portland
South Station
Boston
Nantasket Beach
North Station
Police blotter misprint swaps addresses in Brighton mix up
A house number error in the police blotter led to George F. Wheeler at 51 North Beacon street Brighton being told he faced charges for Albert J. Thornton aged 26 also of North Beacon street Brighton. Thornton was arrested midweek on a warrant charging unlawfully diverting electricity at a Salem street store on June 27. The blotter misidentified addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Wheeler
North Beacon Street
Brighton
Wheeler
Albert J. Thornton
Thornton
Wolf and Loughlin
Salem Street
Boston ex mayor John F. Fitzgerald hosts Knights of Columbus outing
At the Salem Knights of Columbus event ex mayor John F. Fitzgerald of Boston delivers a keynote praising New England’s assets and potential. He cites rivers harbors climate and rail networks as drivers of prosperity and notes projected national wealth and demand for goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Knights of Columbus
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
United States
Europe
New England
Police Move Against Somerville Junk Collectors
Chief Kendall launches a campaign after a new Aldermen ordinance banning junk storage without board approval. Bernard Lederman and David Lederman of Webster Avenue pleaded not guilty and are held for a Monday hearing. Five other junk collectors face complaints under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Kendall
Bernard
David Lederman
Webster Avenue
Wentworth
One Cent Fine Sparks Rescue by Local Benefactor
William J. Grady of 63 Auburn Street Boston avoided jail in Charlestown Police Court after Judge Preble fined him one cent for assault. Grady admitted poverty and was saved by the generosity of Hon. Charles S. Sullivan of Charlestown, who contributed to pay the small fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8S. Sullivan
Charlestown
William J. Grady
Auburn Street
Bogeton
Judge Preble
Grady
Water Street
Mr. Sullivan
Froth of Mad Dog Turns Out to Be Soap Lather
In Washington Pennsylvania two strangers were injured as a panic ensued when a brindle dog with foam at its mouth ran through the business district. A mob hurled rocks and clubs chasing it toward the station as a train arrived. It was later found the foam came from soap and the dog was harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Washington
Penn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Colony Street Railway Company
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
William E. Soule
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
Edison Electric Company
American Trust Company
Elm River Copper Company
Aang Ee Ss
Amalgamated Copper Company
Marcell Mines, Ltd
James Township
Montreal River District
New Buffalo Stockyard
Drovers Stockyard Company
Richard Willis & Co
Mass
United States Securities Company
State St
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Broad Street
Sultana
Arizona Copper
Parker & CO
Alvarado
Burling
James Juar « & CO
Grand Central
Columbian Nat’! Life Ins
Nat.Light, Heat&PowerPid
Bureau of Information
Charles A. Stoneham & Go
Main
Dull
Rochester
N. Y
Farson, Son & Co
Messrs. Rothschild
Grand Trunk Pacific
Dominion
Montpelier
Merrill, Oldham & Co
N. W. Harris
Medford
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Blake Bros. & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston & Albany
NEW York Bonds
Boston Curb
Norty Station
Mexican Telegraph
Pacific Coast Power
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Electric Bond and Square
Anoualo
Yal
Katahdin
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