Copper Shares Lead Rise in Prices
Copper shares led a market advance as copper issues strengthened on reports of potential production curtailment. Anaconda rose 3.25 points to 38 3 4 with Amalgamated and Smelters strong. New York and Boston trading volumes remained light amid the broader market's cautious tone.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Louisville & Nashville
Calumet & Hecla
U. S
Amalgamated and
Smeltzers
Steel Union
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Boston Corbin
Il Butte Ballak
East Butte
Giroux Tee
Helvetia
Kerr Lake
Swift & Co A
Super & Pitts Se
Coal & Ol
Utah
Local Market Sees Copper Buy Surge Amid Gains
The local market yesterday showed a large rise in orders across copper issues as producers curtail production. Amalgamated led activity with notable gains in United Fruit up 1 1/2 points to 184 1/2, and overall sentiment remained strong at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
United Fruit
F. L. Bancroft & Co Boston Notice
The advertisement lists F. L. Bancroft & Co at 9 Doane Street Boston with telephone contact Main 8646 offering services under the firm name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft & CO
Doane Street
Boston
Ely Con
Greene
Cananea Rawhide
A. H. MacKenzie & Co
State Street
South Utah Company eyeing late month start for 100 ton daily concentrate.
Production readiness at the South Utah operation foresees Aug 1 commencement under a five year contract for 100 tons of concentrates daily. Centennial-Eureka exploration below water level gains favor, with two 500 gallon Swiss pumps installed in a 20 by 50 foot station to expand pumping capacity as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Utah Company
South Utah
Centennial-Eureka Company
United States Smelting, Refining and Mining Company
New York Stocks and Boston Market Update
The Boston market reports on July 20 detailing stock and bond price movements, total sales, and comparisons with the previous close. Bond listings appear in the summary with price changes and yield indications across key issues.
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Boston
Lynn and Worcester Split Doubleheader in New England
Lynn and Worcester split a doubleheader with Worcester's pitching by Van Dyke holding Lynn to five hits in the opener as Lynn was limited to no runs. In the second game Lynn capitalized on Keady errors, while McCorry and Maybohn pitched for their teams. final scores and full line details list runs, hits, and fielding plays.
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New England
Lynn
Worcester
Swernstedt
Hogan
van Dyke
Keady
Groh
Page
Crum
Haas
Russell
Anthony
Swornstedt
McIntyre
Rondeau
Wallace
Daum
Metz
Burg
Scanlon
Lanigan and Duffy
Ean Ie
Manning
McCune
Coulter
McCorry
Lanigan and
Duffy
Bond Market Notes From Various City and Company Issues
N W Harris Co and Perry Coffin Burr report Sierra and San Francisco Power Co first mortgage 5 per cent bonds all sold. Stamford city awards 30k of 4 12 per cent 25 year improvement bonds and 30k of 4 per cent 25 year sewer bonds to Merrill Oldham & Co. Reports say 3.8 million of 6 per cent Steel Company of Canada bonds sold up to 3.8 million in underwriting and public subscription. Quincy bids due for 66 895 of 4 12 per cent consolidated miscellaneous bonds. Beverly invites bids until July 28 for 85 thousand of 4 per cent schoolhouse loan bonds.
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Merrill, Oldham & Co
Sa- Tem
Schenectady
N. Y
Agricul Chem
Albany & Susque
T Telcono
Armour
Sae Oe
Arch
Atlanta
Knox & O
Atlantic
Ealt & Ohio
Mil & T P
Ohio & Northw
Col & Sou
Dakota & Gt South
den & R
Shore
Erie
Hock Valley
Inter Met
Inter
Kcfts & M
City
Eees
Lake Shore
LS & Michels
Louis & Nash
Manhattan
K & E Ist
Mo Pacific
Nash, Chat & St L
Geilhep
Sus & W Fund
Lack & W &S
Y Telephone
Nor & West
St Limt&so
R&g
San An & Ar
PM & M
UN Pac
TU S
U S Steel
Secesnses Ae Ao
Va Iron Coal & Coke
Wabash
West Union
West Shore
N. W. Harris & Co
Perry, Coffin & Burr
Sierra and
San Francisco
Stamford
Conn
Steel Company of Canada
London
Quincy
Beverly
Dividends Declared by Several Firms This Season
The J. G. Brill Company announces a regular quarterly dividend of 4 1 2 percent on its preferred stock payable August 1. Western Telephone & Telegraph declares a regular semi annual dividend of 2 1 2 dollars per share on preferred stock payable August 1 to holders of record July 21. Pittsburg Dry Goods declares a regular semi annual dividend of 1 2 percent on both preferred and common stock, payable August 1. Omaha Electric Light & Power declares a regular semi annual dividend of 2 1 2 dollars per share on preferred stock payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 20. German American Bank of New York declares a dividend of 3 percent payable August 1 to stockholders of record July
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J. G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
Western Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pittsburg Dry Goods Company
Omaha Electric Light & Power Company
New Bedford Triumphs Over Lawrence 4 to 1
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 4 to 1 at home behind strong hitting against Maybohn. Scoring included Walsh, McCormick, Wilson, Pruitt, and Reynolds with two-base hits by Ulrich and Noyes. Sacrifice hits by McCrone and Bauman aided the offense as the New Bedford lineup capitalized on free passes.
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Maybohn
Pruitt
New Bedford
Lawrence
Wilson
Cunningham
McCrone
Miller
Crisham
Kruger
Rorty
Eben Lowience
Olay
Walsh
McCormick
Reynolds
Ulrich
Noyes
Bauman
Lawrence BH
Aes Walsh
MicCrone
Bannon
C.f
Rising
Cun’gham
McC’mick
E.f
Catterson
Rat
Wood's wildness sinks Fall River in Brockton win
Fall River drops a 4 to 2 game to Brockton as Wood’s wildness cost Fall River the lead. Wormwood batted for Wood in the ninth. Key hits include McGovern’s two base hit and Weaver’s three-base hit, with Devine taking three steals. Brockton pitchers Pape and Wood combined for 10 strikeouts amid a tense finish.
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New England
Fall River
Wood
Brockton
Wormwood
Henricksen
McGovern
Jolly
Lavigne
Weaver
Devine
Pond
Lawrence
Dulin
Brock
Hen’sen
McLane
Butler
O 'McGow
Rowcock
Lawren
Bertwistle
McIntyre
Weistein
Lavigne O.perkins
Woods
Lowell Defeats Haverhill 6 to 2 in Open Game
Lowell defeated Haverhill 6 to 2 as Pluharty shone at bat. Catcher Jackley split his finger in the seventh and left the game. Yount and Freil each fanned five and six batters respectively. Scoring featured two runs in the first, and Haverhill mounted late rallies but fell short.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Pluharty
Jackley
Haverrailu
Cooney
Moore
Flaharty
O Foulke
Magee
Merrill
Howard
Fleming
Sullivan
Anderson
Whitage
R.f
OjJackley
Yount
Piss Si
Ol Boyle
Freil
Dowel Ov
Sosacsvee
Cal
Vesdek al
Blakeley
Hagan
Fluharty
Foulke
New Dorchester Leads Series At Dunbar Grounds
Saturday afternoon at Dunbar avenue grounds the Page Class and New Dorchester teams meet in the next game. New Dorchester now leads the series by one game and winning this game could tie the series or give New Dorchester a distinct lead and near clinch.
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Dunbar Avenue
Page Class
New Dorchester
Tug of War Duel at Charlestown Hall Tonight
Bernard Carroll of John Boyle O'Reilly faces Hector Paterson of Clan Cameron in a feature pull at Abbottsford Hall tonight.
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Charlestown
Bernard Carroll
John Boyle O'Reilly
Hector Paterson
Clan Cameron
Abbottsford Hall
Duffeys column previews sports heat and stars across leagues
Arthur Duffeys delivers a brisk column touching on the Tiger series and fan interest with Hughey Jennings and a record attendance doubleheader. He notes Sam Langford and Joe Woodman in the East, Ty Cobb versus Harry Niles, and Choynski backing Jeffries. He also discusses Harvard rowing, Dartmouth football, Brailey Gish and Chicago all-around hopes, Ellery Clark, Jack Cody, and Martin Sheridan’s strong championship odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brailey Gish
Seattle
Chicago
New
Calendar for Today Dividends and Rights Listings
Dividends payable for American Locomotive preferred 134 per cent and Tonopah Mining 25 per cent plus 15 per cent extra. Ex-dividends for Penmans Limited and United States Realty & Improvement. Books close for Georgia Railway & Electric general dividend and Mohawk Mining for dividend. Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred for dividend. Common and preferred for mortgage. Settlement day for United Dry Goods Companies common and preferred for rights. Utah Copper for rights.
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Smelt & R
Sm & R
Atl
Ohio
Cm&sp
CM & SP Br
Erie
Central
Iowa Central
Iowa
KE & D
Nevada
B& Q
S. Eee
T&t
Rock Island Tree
Rock Island Pf
Third Ave
Texas Pacific
Ion
Union Pac Eens Sae
Tol Ry & Ee T West
Tol
Sl& W
SL & Wy
Union Pacific
Allouez Cee
Isis
Arizona
Butte Coalition
U S
West
Utah
Franklin Craa
Greene Cananea
West Union
la Salle
Westinghouse
Mass
Mexico
Michigan
Nevada Steel Meee
Nipissing
North Butte
Osceola
Quincy
Santa Fe Weae
Shannon Ee
Superior Cop
Tamarack
Tennessee
Trinity
Utah Consol
Utah Cop Co
Victoria Tear Sae
Winona Steer
Wolverine
Wryandote
Eee
East Boston
Es Pullman
Torrington
United Fruit
United
Ig Ma. Ae
Am Ag
American Locomotive Preferred
Tonopah Mining
Penmans, Limited
United States Realty & Improvement
Georgia Railway & Electric Theattaectric
Mohawk Mining
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
United Dry Goods Companies
Utah Copper
Inning Pitcher Position Swap Question
Regulation on pitcher position changes allows a pitcher to exchange positions with another player and return to the mound for the closing inning, and such a change can occur during an inning as needed. The text also lists historical boxing results and various sports notices and questions about baseball players and events from 1906 to 1908.
Irolita Wins Ocean Race in Norman Cup Opener
Marblehead July 2 The schooner Irolita owned by E Walter Clark of Philadelphia won the first leg of the 161 mile Norman cup ocean race from Bar Harbor Maine to Marblehead as a Supplementary event to the Eastern Yacht Club cruise. Irolita finished third on line but won on time allowance over Savarona owned by C Howard Clark of Philadelphia and Emerald owned by Commodore Fr Lewis Clark. Iris owned by Francis M Whitehouse of Manchester Mass was fourth. Light following winds marked the run.
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Marblehead
Irolita
E. Walter Clark
Philadelphia
Bar Harbor
Eastern Yacht Club
C. Howard Clark
Fr. Lewis Clark
Iris
Francis M. Whitehouse
Manchester
Mass
Well Known New Haven Lawyer Dies
Louis H. Bristol a long time New Haven lawyer died at his home after a two year illness He was 71 Yale graduate class of 1859 and a member of Skull and Bones society in Yale University Born in New Haven his death marks the loss of a prominent legal figure in the city
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New Haven, Conn
Louis H. Bristol
CANNOT MAKE BOSTON LIGHT
George Bruno and Jerry Gardner of South Boston gave up a three hour swim from Charlestown bridge to Boston Light after reaching Apple Island. Both were revived and said they would attempt safer swims first, planning a Bass Point Revere attempt next Sunday Bruno claiming a past success two years prior.
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George Bruno
Jerry Gardner
Boston
Charlestown Bridge
Boston Light
Bass Point Revere
Bruno
Honors Won by AlderMan at Readville Club Matinee
A large Readville crowd gathered for the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston event. In the green trotter race the Alder man, Pauline and The Mason gave a tight finish with Arthur Parker riding to win in straight heats. the second heat closed in 2 22 1 4 with all three horses lapped at the wire. Easter outpaced Davonia while Mack Mack, clocking 2 08, beat Alondra in straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Gentlemen’s Driving Club of
Boston
Green
Alderman
Pauline
Mason
Arthur Parker
Charles Sanders
Easter
Mr. Hunt
Davonia
Mack Mack
Alondra
Union Club Regatta Impresses at Charles River Basin
The Union Boat Club hosted a sunny afternoon regatta on the Charles River Basin drawing hundreds along the east bank and clubhouse. Ernest Smith beat Carey Faulkner in a surprise single scull, Willie Faulkner won another Riverside challenge, while Davy topped Wiggin. A canoe mishap sank Mudjeekewis as Lechmere police boat ferried the crew ashore amid cheers. The eight-oared race went to Dr Hawes’s crew with Medical Examiner G B McGrath rowing.
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Union Boat Club
Charles River
Union
Riverside Clubs
Ernest Smith
Union Club
Carey Faulkner
The
Riversides
Willie Faulkner
Gere
Tech
Davy
Auburndale Club
Wiggin
Lechmere
St Catherine's Annual Field Day Sees Races and Falls
The eighteenth annual field day at St Catherine's Church in Spring Hill Medford drew a large crowd in Combination Park. Rev J O'Brien led the event with assistants as children raced in the forenoon and a sanctioned meet followed with many local athletes and horse races in the afternoon. A runner Thomas Coughlin sprained his left arm after a trip and was treated at Medford Hospital. Event winners include L H Thayer Harvard in the 10 yard dash S J Steele in the 440 yard dash Eugene Marceau Wollaston in the 880 yard and A Marceau B A A in the one mile. High jump winner W Meanix Boston and broad jump winner L Powell South Boston A C.
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St. Catherine’s
Spring Hill
Somerville
Combination Park
Medford
J. O’brien
Thomas J. Nolan
John Sweeney
Louis Rose
A. E. Hughes
Thomas Coughlin
L. H. Thayer
Harvard
J. J. Kelleher
Cathedral A. C
B. RF
Bowser
South Boston A. C
S. J. Steele
G. A. Sullivan
Green
Hillside A. C
Eugene Marceau
Wollaston
A. McKechnie
Brookline Gym
A. Marceau
Michael Norris
W. Keough
W. Meanix
Boston
F. Miles
L. Wheaton
L. Powell
E. F. Reed
B. F. Bowser
South Boston
Herbert Sprague
Berkshire
A. A
F. E. Miles
Michael ‘Norris
Brookline
W. O'Leary
Canton
P. Catalano
North Dorchester
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William E. Soule
Cail Mone
Lee Ees
Wwe
Boston Clearings
Sub-Treasury
Low Point
Oca
Ewe
Midway Northern
Maricopa
California
Midway View
No. 2
Standard Amalgamated
United Wireless
James Kay & Co
State St
Coal and Power
Es Shay & Co
RHO
Maryland Srackett
GO State Street
Cumberlar
Mansfield Ieal
Rhodes‘and Coal
Chino
Rhode Island Coal
la Rose
Calaveras
Calaveras Copper Company
National Exploration and
Champion
Acme Ceetee
Algomah Settee
Amal Nevada See
Arizpe Rights
Bohemia Te Eewe Cass
Boston Ely Eee
Davis Daly
Domin Syndicate
Eagle Bluebell
Ely Central
Ely Conseens
Laramie
Mollie Gibson
Ereesere
Ray Central
Yukon
NEW York Bonds
Guandler Brs
Milk Street
Worcester Lynn Bh.po.a.e
Po.a.e Page
O‘coulter
O/Cargo
O Wallace
Ol Hogan
Sbises
Noblett
O/Scanion Co
A.f.ates
Cargo
Logan
Ei O' Anthony
R. E
Gis
Vianning
Es Cal
Burkett
Butte Coal
Sonia
Brit Columbia
Isi
Subway
Cobalt Central
Carisa Weer
Ely Central Vetecac Ding
Miami
Mines
Utah M
Gs M Co
Ohio Co
Sup & Pitts
United Copper
Union Mines
Sateen
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
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Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Daly Judge
Grand Central
Nevada Hills
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Sioux
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Hughey Jennings
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Joe Woodman
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Joe
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Harry Niles
Red Sox
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Joe Choynski
Jeff
Jim Wray
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Jack Marks
Arthur Duffeys
Duffey
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Woonsocket
Nelson
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Goldfield
Ney
Colma
Caledonian Grove
Evers
Lajoie
Holy Family Temperance League
Franklin Park
John D. O'Reilly
Charlesbank Gymnasium
J. B. Connolly
Tigers
Boston American Grounds
New Orleans
St. Augustine
New Haven
Bruno and
Gardner
G. A. Graves
B. G
W. D. Hunt
B. m
B. H
A. H. Parker
George Leonard
Sewer
A the Mason
George Norton
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