Market summary shows dulness in New York and Boston
Total sales New York 309800 shares and Boston 21421 shares. Most active issue New York Union Pacific 62500 shares. Boston Lake Copper 4389 shares. Jan 1 to date New York 104084400 shares. Boston 6191619 shares. Last year New York 105458400 shares. Boston 7238928 shares. Gain New York New York Air Brake 214 points to 73. Loss New York International Harvester preferred 944 points to 110. Boston gain Quincy Copper 3 points to 71. Loss Edison Electric 3 points to 257. All money New York 3 to 32 percent. Time money New York 4 to 514 percent, Boston 4 to 514 percent.
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New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Lake Copper
New York Air Brake
Harvester Pfd
Quincy Copper
Edison Electric
Market Fluctuations Narrow Amid Amalgamated Activity
The market drifted with narrow price moves after a quiet open led by Amalgamated which rose early and closed strong as room traders sold to cap gains. Bears turned bullish on copper but expect a further decline on any rally while unlisted securities show weakness and low appetite for long positions.
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Amalgamated
New York
Africa
Newcastle
Ss. Sia
New York Stock Exchange
Market Reports From The Boston Market July 15
The Boston Market notes price movements for stocks and bonds with totals. Ex dividend trading shown for bonds and listed and unlisted stock volumes. Total sales include 8848 shares of listed stocks and 12,575 shares of unlisted stocks, with bonds totaling $18,000.
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Boston
Local Market Slump Shakes Lake Copper Stocks
Mid-summer trading saw Lake Copper fall sharply after early firmness with a 65 point drop from its January high. Afternoon selling renewed, posting a new yearly low at 28 1/2 while the close hovered near that day’s low, signaling continued weakness in Lake Copper and Amalgamated amid local market dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Amalgamated
Lake Copper
Notice of Assessment No 3 for Fly Consolidated Copper Co
Fly Consolidated Copper Company announces an assessment of five cents per share on all outstanding stock. Payment to Windsor Trust Company or Gideon Snyder by August 17, 1910, or face delinquency and sale on October 10, 1910, at 2 p.m. at 414 Judge Building Salt Lake City Utah. Secretary Gideon Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly Consolidated Copper Company
Judge Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robinson Mining District
White Pine County
Nevada
Windsor Trust Company
Mutual Life Building
New York City
New York
Gideon Snyder
Judge Bldg
McCrum Howell declares 25th consecutive preferred stock dividend
The McCrum Howell Company announces a quarterly dividend of one and three fourths percent on its preferred stock. Payment is to be made in August 1910 to holders of record at the close of business July 23, 1910. Books close at noon July 23, 1910, reopen August 28, 1910. L Preston Gates, Asst Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrum-Howell Company
Park Ave
41St St
New York City
L. Preston Gates
AT&T Declares 2 Dollar Dividend for 1910 Holders
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. announces a dividend of two dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business on June 29 1910. The payment will be made on Friday July 15 1910. William Kr. Driver, treasurer, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William KR. Driver
Mass Coal and Power Circular Notice by James Shay
Circulation by James Shay & Co at 66 State Street Boston promoting a circular on mass coal and power. Includes for sale of 200 Japstick and 100 human life publishing by James Shay & Co at 60 State Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shay & Co
State St
Boston
Human Life Publishing
Rumors Flair Over Lake Copper and Cumberland Line Profits
Gossip notes Lake Copper’s 70 percent drop in six months. Prominent investors seek control as others push to regain influence. Shannon strikes in the north spark attention, but higher trade ores may be needed for meaningful profits. Cumberland Telephone earnings rise. May gross up 12 percent, net up 1.5. Dividends surpass 11 million with significant stock dividends to AT&T. Capital stock climbs from 1.7 million in 1898 to about 19.68 million now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Vulture Mines Bulletin Reports New Developments in Arizona
W Spencer Hutchinson reports 1429 feet of new development at Vulture Mines in Wickenburg Arizona. Ore processing through the old stamp mill has treated 4408 tons valued at 2870.38 with 26580.12 in gold shipped. Twenty new stamps 1660 pounds each, 1100 tons daily, near completion. Also notes copper market views and Boston commentary on supply, curtailment impacts, and potential price rise. Edward Slade elected president and director of Massachusetts Coal and Power Company. Lombard Williams named director. Boston Ely Company suspends operations pending engineering guidance.
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Spencer Hutchinson
Vulture Mines Company
Wickenburg
Ariz
Edward Slade
Montreal
Massachusetts Coal & Power Company
Lombard Williams
Boston
Bond Market Notes and Loan Offerings Worldwide
It was announced that the subscription to the 924,400 pound steel company of Canada bond issue offered in London closed Thursday with underwriters taking about 83 percent. New York listings include 478,000 dollars of 4 percent refunding bonds for the St Louis and San Francisco and 1,064,000 dollars of additional 4 percent guaranteed refunding mortgage bonds for the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railway. Rumor says a 2,000,000 pound Grand Trunk Pacific 3 percent mortgage issue guaranteed by Canada will be issued in London, around 21 1 2 dollars. The City of Philadelphia plans to place a 5,000,000 loan on sale at the city treasurer’s office Monday, with the mayor authorized to heat the loan in any feasible manner.
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Itas
The
Steel Company of Canada
London
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Grand Trunk Pacific
Tondon
City of Philadelphia
Boston curb market notes price swings and gains
Massachusetts Coal & Power led gains with a price climb from 35 to 50 cents before settling at 48 cents. Edward Slade of Montreal was named president and director, aiding the advance. Ely Central Ely Consolidated and Davis Daly showed little change, Calaveras hit a new high of 91 1/4. Fluctuations and total sales are listed.
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Massachusetts Coal & Power
Edward Slade
Montreal
Ely Central
Ely Consolidated
Davis-Daly
Calaveras
Ahmeek
Nevada
Algomah
Arizpe
Bay O
Boston Ely
Bohemia
Boswyocolo Eee
Cactus
Calaveras Se
Vo Ory
OM Cortez
Davis Daly
Domin Syndicate
Eagle & Bluebell
Goldfield
Humboldt
King Edward
Kruger
Laramie
McKinley
T- Mason Valley
Majestic
Mollie Gibson
Ohio
South Lake
Queen
Yukon
Dividends Declared by Major Corporations
Baltimore and Ohio declares 3 percent semiannual dividends payable Sept 1 to stock of record Aug 1. Havana Electric 144 percent and its preferred at 144 percent, with payments in August to July 23 records. Contagas Mines at 3 percent payable Aug 1 to July 19 records. National Chocolate and Gum at 1 percent payable July 15 to July 2 records. United Dry Goods at 2 percent payable Aug 1 to July 25 records. H B Claflin first preferred at 1 1/4 percent payable Aug 1 to July 25 records. Quincy Gas Electric and Heat 1 percent payable July 23. Sears Roebuck & Co 1 1/2 percent quarterly payable Aug 15 to July 30 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Havana Electric
Contagas Mines
Trade outlook and crop trends from Dun's Viewpoint
Dun's Viewpoint New York reports crops may yield over three billion bushels of corn with wheat and cotton uncertain. Retail trade shows strength while wholesale stays weak due to price shifts. Footwear demand improves. dry goods demand rises at primary markets ahead of wholesalers’ semi annual meeting.
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New York
Dun
United States
Sterling Exchange
Wholesalers’ Association
Fall River
Boston
East
Pacific States
Bradstreet's Review: Trade Mixed as Summer Slackness Persists
Bradstreet's review notes quiet trade across lines due to vacations and summer shutdowns with early fall buyers cautious. Trade overall near or above last year, but shipments light where stocks cleared. Money demand firmer interior, foreign exchange weaker, gold imports debated. building trade shows 7 percent spend drop versus 1909. labor more disturbed by clothing maker strikes.
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New York
Summer stage and seaside entertainments headline Boston scene
Last two performances of Sapho at the Majestic Theater close today as Boston audiences witness a high quality production. Next week Thelma stars Hunt, and Dixon's The Clansmen comes to the American Music Hall. Keith's features The Maid of Mystery with other vaudeville acts. Bowdoin Square Theatre shows shad ography feats by Holden and LeClair. Globe offers LaRex and other vaudeville novelties. Norumbega Park closes vaudeville this week with Gardner and Stoddard and the Three Dancing Mitchells. Paragon Park fireworks, La Diva Venus, Mile Desmond, diving horses at Lexington Park, and a King Philip ocean trip draw crowds. Gloucester steamers remain popular excursions to the north shore.
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Keith
Brice and King
Dolly Sisters
Fanny Fish
Waldron
Holden
LeClair
Bowdoin Square
Lamont
Circus
LaRex
Globe
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Norumbega Park
Open Air
Gardner
Stoddard
Kessely
Mitchells
Richards
Montrose
Fred St. Onge
Paragon Park
Venus
Mile. Desmond
Palm Garden
Statmary Viennese
King and Queen
Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
Trade and crop outlook in mid July market review
A market summary notes higher old crop cotton and mixed prices for crops. Linseed and hay rise on damage talk, potatoes priced too low for digging, iron and steel easing. Trade remains tentative awaiting crop outcomes. Canadian trade quiet but improved crop reports boost fall outlook. US business failures rise to 202 that week.
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New York
Pennsylvania
United States
City of Boston Receipts and Payments For June 1910
From figures available yesterday it is learned that the receipts of the city of Boston for June last were 3 493 369 of which 3 050 000 was from temporary borrowings at 3 12 per cent this as compared with receipts in June 1909 of 3 783 814. Total payments for June 1910 were 2 550 644 as compared with 2 759 100 for the corresponding period a year ago. The largest deposits of the city of general funds and trust balances exclusive of sinking fund balances were made with banking institutions a comparison being furnished with the corresponding period last year. Grand total 2 981 4384 2 original text unclear 3 250 057 The sinking fund cash balance June 30 was 1 919 954 an increase of 79 409 over last month.
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Boston
City of General Funds
Calendar for today in Pacific Coast power listings
The calendar lists today’s divisions and dividends for companies including Pacific Coast Power, Mohawk Magazine, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing, American Shipbuilding, Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania, Central Coal and Coke, Consolidated Tracers of New Jersey, Illinois Brick, Mexican Ltd, National Carbon, Pacific Telegraph, Texas Central, Wells Fargo, and Wells Fargo. Entries indicate preferred stock, common stock, and dividend actions with dates and statuses as read from the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells, Fargo & Co
West
Elec. & Mfg
Keliher Sees Re-Election in Ninth District
Congressman John A. Keliher states the next House will be Democratic and vows re-election from the ninth district. He argues regular Republicans fear insurgents, says his record and leadership will win over voters, and predicts support from past rivals and allies in the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Congress
John A. Keliher
Congresman Likeliher
Democratic House
Congress
Mr. Storrow
Fitzgerald
Fumes Kill Hub Chemist in Buffalo Lab Accident
Ci Stone White a 25 year old chemist at the Buffalo Smelting Company was found unconscious in the lab room and died before help could arrive. He had been working with poisonous gases and had risen quickly after graduating from MIT in 1909 and Boston Tech earlier. He was a West Newton Massachusetts native who joined Buffalo after college and showed aptitude for investigative chemistry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N.Y
White
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
Bufalo Smelting Company
Buffalo
Graft Guilty Forfeit Bail In County Scandals
In Schenectady July 15 the Supreme Court reconvened to sentence six guilty in graft scandals. Three did not appear and bail was forfeited. Named are Dr Charles N VanDenberge former superintendent, convicted of forgery. William J Palmer painting contractor, guilty of grand larceny. George Foster Sauter mason contractor, guilty of grand larceny. Bench warrants were issued for the fugitives and suits to recover from their sureties ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Supreme Court
Charles N. VanDenberge
William J. Palmer
George Foster Sauter
van Kirk
Indicts Vail for Forgery in Dutchess Fire Case
Poughkeepsie July 15 The grand jury investigating Dutchess Fire Insurance Company returns an indictment charging president Lewis H Vail with forgery in the third degree The action stems from an insurance department audit of earthquake loss adjustments and related reports to the State Department urged by Superintendent Hotchkiss who had recommended Vail's resignation two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Grand
Dutchess Fire Insurance Company
Lewis H. Vail
Hotchkiss
State Department of Insurance
Vail
San Francisco
State Department
Cambridge Lemonade Man Is Not Colored
George D Reed runs a lemonade stand at Garden and Mason Cambridge and protests a Post story claiming he is colored He says his mother is English and his father was Indian He denies sole support of an aged mother and cites a working sister The Cambridge Board of Aldermen did not revoke his license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Reed
Garden
Mason Streets
Cambridge
Mary Coes
Jean
Radcliffe
Board of Aldermen
Post
Reed
Mr. Reed
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
Quincy
T. DeWitt Cuyler
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
J. H. Whittemore
Naugatuck, Conn
Cuyver
Ontario & Western Directorate
New Haven
Atchison
Live Oak Development Company
Ioror Genees
Boston Clearin
Wee
Boston Sub-Treasury Credit Ee
New York Clearings Leagues
Eae
Sub-Treasury
Frances Tava
Pio
Livera Ee
Esa Wees
Muar
Aitchison
Boston & Alb
Fitchburg
Gt North
Chie & West
NY &N A
Lilly
Old Colony
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Daly West
Elm River
la Salle
Mass
Io Superior
Tamarack
Uteh Consol
Winona Sewer
Wyandot
Fel & Te
NECY
Pullman Co
Reece
Hole
United Fruit
United Shoe
US Steel
Gulf O
St QI Sky
Helvetia
Ndiana Oe
Isle Royale
Lake Coppe
Ooo Si
North Lake
South
Swift & Co
Comstock
Erie Peer Sane
Louis Nash
Nor & West
Nor Pace
Penn
Phila Co
Sp. Cc. & SL
Oe Ou Ag
L & SE
South Pacific
Texas Pacific
Maryland
West Union
Westirehouse
See
Lane
British Columbia
Arizona
Ely
Miami
Ray Central
Union Mines Ae Eee
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Beck Tunnel
Bullock Pees Reese
Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Daly Judge
Grand Central
Lower Mammoth
King Coalition
South Columbus
Sioux
Bingham Copper
Michigan
Walker
Boston Stock Exchange
Charles Head
Henry H. Wehrhane
Boston Ely Company
NEW York Bonds
Grandler Pros
Milk Street
Feie
Adams Express Co
Gs & T
HSM
M&s P
Hie & NW
St? &T
Rie Wen
Ceres Ceres
C& SL
Indos Cererne
Vo Io Col Midland
del & Hud
den & R G
Distillers S
Ee Ghl
Erie Gen
Inter RT
Inter Met
Ava Sake Shore
Louis & Nash
K & Tex
Minn & Ste
Nassau el
Nis Ist
Nygel H&p Ist
Nor Pac
Orion
Ps Wa
Ont & Western
Pacles & Telos
DAL
ORY
Peo & Eastern Income
Stl & SF
Ate
Watron Coal & Coke
Western Union
SOO An T & A
Westinhhouse Fl
West Shore
Wiscon
Bradstreet’s
King Philip
North Shore
Old Gloucester
Gloucester
Steel
Staunch
Atlantic
City OF
Webster & Atlas Nat
Old Colony Trust Coneet
State National Veese
First National
Ostau Nat Bank of Commerce
Ney
Second National Eee Eee
Merchants National Eter
Pacific Coast Power
Mich
State
Rel
Mohawk Mag
Elec
Mfg
Com
Keliher
Hub
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