Markets Still in Professional Hands Reflect Active NY Boston Trading
Market summary shows total sales in New York reaching 104,791,800 shares and Boston 6,228,732 year to date. Reading and Amalgamated led gains in New York and Tamarack led Boston advances while New England Telephone and Edison Electric faced notable declines. Call and time money rates edged higher in both cities with readings around three quarters to five and a half percent.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Cotton Oil Ptd
Central Leather Ltd
Tamarack
New England Telephone
Edison Electric
United Fruit
Old Colony
Union Pac
West End
Butte Coalition
Ee LT
Cal & Ariz Seer Ee
Cal & Hecla Tee
Granby
la Salle
Michigan
Tennessee Fee Ewes
Trinity
United Copper Eres
Utah Consul Tee Tees
Victoria
Winona Oe Ete
Wolverine Eee Evers
LAND
East
Tel & Tel
Eng
United Shoe Ma
Am Ag Ch Pref
Gulf
Eeeeses
Batopilas Min
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
East Butte
Ae Ny
Giroux See
Eee
Helvetia Eee
Hancock
Pene AG
Indiana Stee Ee
Isle Royale Lake “Sea
Olly
Kerr Lake
Miami
New Arcadian
North Te Gee Apeel
Ojibway
Wewes
Sup & Bos
Swift & Co
Superior & Pitts
S Coal & Oil
U S
Utah
Apex
Local Market Mixed as Amalgamated Dips then recovers
Trading in local stocks opened weak with Amalgamated leading declines, slipping 2.25 points from the open to 66.25 before erasing losses and rebounding to near the initial level. Copper stocks moved in tandem as the market showed broad weakness and narrow activity in the industrial list with Steel most active, ending on an irregular note.
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New York
Amalgamated
Salem and Portsmouth Sell Bonds In Early 1910s Auction
Bids sought for Salem city school bridge and municipal bonds dated 1910 with annual redemptions through 1920. Portsmouth NH calls for 15500 dollars of 4 per cent permanent improvement bonds dated 1910 payable 1911 to 1915 with 5000 in 1916 and 5500 in 1917. Proceedings close July 19 and July 28 respectively.
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Salem
Portsmouth
N. H
Market Recovers After Sharp Opening Decline
Early trading saw a sharp market retreat with a wide downturn led by Steel and Reading near prior lows. In the afternoon prices rallied, trading volume surged, and floor traders steered the session as wheat’s rebound spurred bulls to push higher, though overall gains were limited.
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Steel
Reading
Raven Copper Company 10 percent assessment explained
Rye Frisbie, Raven Copper Company president, justifies a 10 per cent assessment to cover funds shifted from the treasury to pay bonds. The Raven Mining Company faced $67,300 mortgage bonds that could not be paid or renewed after the property change. For ten months ending June 30, receipts totaled $154,999 from stock subscriptions, expenditures were $143,585, with $11,414 cash on hand.
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Rye Frisbie
Raven Copper Company
Treasury
Raven Mining Company
Boston Market Bond Tables Highlight Daily Notes
The Boston Market reports on bond activity with a summary of the daily course and key changes recorded in the market table. Analysts track shifts in yields and prices, noting notable movements and sector implications for investors.
Taintor and Hale Form Investment Bond Partnership
Charles W. Taintor and Albert Hale have formed a partnership under the name Taintor, Hale & Co. to conduct an investment and bond business at 35 Congress street. A Laurium Mining Company filing shows assets of 546,874 dollars and a profit and loss surplus of 143,000 dollars as of April 30.
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Charles W. Taintor
Tucker, Hayes & Co
Albert Hale
Parkinson & Burr
Taintor
Laurium Mining Company
Massachusetts
Strike Ordered on the Grand Trunk Railroad
The Grand Trunk Railway board refuses to concede and orders a strike after talks over pay and rules fail. Shops will close across the system affecting over 5000 workers, with Montreal in the thick of potential disruption and negotiations shifting toward arbitration and union support.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
Train From Hub Tied Up Central Vermont Crew Refuses to Take Passenger Coaches
Central Vermont and Grand Trunk through train delayed at White River Junction due to general railroad strike. Montreal bound section stalled as crew refuses duty. Boston & Maine section brought the New York line through. Officials meet at the junction to decide next steps.
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Vermont
White River Junction
Mon
Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Montreal
Boston & Maine
Boston
Connecticut Valley
New York
Bellows Falls
Windsor
Junction
Taxe
350 OUT AT ST. ALBANS STRIKE SHUTS CENTRAL VERMONT
Three hundred fifty conductors brakemen and switchmen on the Central Vermont system walk out at 9 30 p m halting trains except through services. Yard workers also quit leaving 75 on duty. Shops to close by noon overnight. Officials plan contingency trains and deputy sheriffs amid a tentative settlement offering a 10 hour day with standard rates.
Walkout by Grand Trunk train men in Detroit signals strike
Detroit July 18 local train men and conductors on the Grand Trunk railway system walked out at 9 30 tonight. A B Atwater assistant to the president said passenger trains would likely run on schedule but freight trains might be delayed.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk Railway System
A. B. Atwater
Pennsylvania Railroad Wage Settlement Reached
General Manager W H Myers and worker committees representing 15 000 trainmen and conductors east of Pittsburgh reached a wage agreement. The plan enforces a 10 hour minimum workday, preserves current rates on exceptional runs, guarantees 26 workdays per month, and leaves overtime and run classifications to future conferences. The railroad claims it can fund the new rate without substantial expense increases.
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Philadelphia
W. H. Myers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
New York Central
Myers
Fourteen Trains Tied Up in Vermont Strike
Willimantic Conn July 18 Local Central Vermont Railroad employees except telegraph operators stopped work at 9 30 tonight and may be called out soon. They strike on the southern division from St Albans to New London tying up eight passenger trains and six freights. All trains reached terminal points and at principal stations in the state there is heavy freight, much of it perishable. The mail cars will likely run as usual.
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St. Albans
Central Vermont
White River Junction
J. O. Adams
Burlington, VI
Burlington
Essex Junction
New York Central
A. B. Garrettson
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Les
Brotherhood of Railroad Traimmnen
Garrettson
W. G. Lee
McCrea
Lee
Pittsburg
Willimantic, Conn
Central Vermont Railroad
Southern Division
New London
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Boston Bank
Vital Distillers
Iowa Central
Thonis Nash
Mackay
Sp&ss SM
Nevada
N.Y C
Rock Island
Texas Pacific
Twin City RT
Union Pacific
U Steel Eveens
West Maryland
West Union
Ver
W & ME Hare
British Columbia
Cobalt Central
Manhattan
Mines Co of Am
Nipissing .M Co
Ohio Copper
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central
Ray Consolidated
Standard Oil Aeeee
Sly
United Copper Nee
Union Mines Eee
William E. Soule
High Point
Low Point
de Sys
ZL & S
B&q
Bes
Fos & Maine
Bes & Prov
Ely Central
National Exploration
Ely Consolidated
Maritime Exploration and Rawhide Coalition
Algomah
Tees
Arizpe Rights
Bay State Gas
HAN Calaveras
Chinotte
AOO Cobalt Central
Corbin Cons
Arizona
Heema
Mollie Gibson
Nevada Douglas
Ohio
Oneco
Smelt & R
Pacific
Ohio Heart
Desereisners
Hay
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler Bros. &Ga
Adams Express Co
Agricul Chem
Albany & Sus
Senatecne
Tel & Telcono
Armour
Atch
Top & SF G
Atlantic CL L&ne
Eali & Ohio P
Do Pit
L E & W Va
Canada South
Ches & O
Chic & Alton Ist
Bur & Quin
Mil & St Paul
RI & Pac
Chic & Great West
Ch & W
Ind
Lake Shore
Ewe Reese
NY Tel
Nor & W
Nassau
N & W Poca Coal
Nor Pac Ist
Oregon
R R & Nay
Penn
SPM &M
Maryland
Westing el & Mfg
Wiscon Cent
Einiels
Hays
Portland
Brockville
Toronto
Ottawa
James Murdock
Brotherhood of
Board of Conciliation
St. Clair Rivers
Montreal- Toronto
Murdock
Railway Trainmen
Central
Washington
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
Stratford
Battle Creek
Port Huron
Gorham
Lemieux
Mulock
Minister of Labor
Board of Arbitration
Bonaventure
Toronto Express
Local
Poole Bros
Charles M. Hayes
Grand Trunk Railway
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Grand Central
Mountain Lake
Nevada Mer
Hills Corte
Silver King Coalition Ee
South Columbus
Swansea
Bia
Bingham Copper
Pittsburg Malleable Iron Co
West Penn, Bus
Treal
California
Midway View Oil
Midway
Midway View Oil Company
F. E. Bancroft & Go
Doane Street
Baton, Mass
Heston-Colorado
Standard Amalgamated
North American Rubber
United Verde Extension
Chicago-N. Y. Air Line
Colorado Copper
Human Life Publishing
James Shay & CO
State St
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