Wall Street Day of Selling and Lower Prices
The July 21 market session shows hesitation and unstable price movement with limited advances. Union Pacific rose briefly then retreated, while Reading saw momentum from rumors of voting trust dissolution. Copper Range fell, and most other stocks held despite dull trading. the day ended with expectations of a further near-term dip before a possible late rally.
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Wall Street
London
Union Pacific
Reading
Great Britain
Red Sea
State Street
Lawson
Vanderbilts
Goulds
Armours
Rockfellers
Paine, Webber & Co
Copper Range
Mr. Lawson
Trinity
Amalgamated
New York
Osceola
Atlantic
Allouez
Bingham
Centennial
Elm River
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Parrot
Shannon
U.S. Mining
Utah
Victoria
Winona
New England Telephone
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Boston Consolidated
Horseshoe
Pioneer Lynn
United States Steel Company of
Everett
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Steel Casting Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Russell Harding
Missouri Pacific System
George M. Cummings
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Pere Marquette Railroad
Boston
Mr. Harding
J. H. Prince
Blake Bros. & Co
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Vermilye & Co
Greene Consolidated Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Greene Company
New York Stock Market Faces Profit Realization Pressure
London selling weighs on sessions as investors take profits after a sharp advance. Total volume trails yesterday with broad declines in industrials and rail issues. final figures little changed. Major names show mixed moves amid sporadic price fluctuations and anticipated dissolution of the voting trust.
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New York
London
Lst
Reading
Top& SF
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rap T
Mil & St P
T’sville & Nash
Missouri Pacific
On & West
Pennsylvania
HK i Southern Pacific
Tenn
Chicago Grain Quotations and Ennis Stoppani Note
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with Wheat Corn and Oats for July September and December contracts. They note Liverpool wheat steadiness amid war rumor waves, potential price declines if rumors fade, and a cautiously unsettled corn outlook with unclear crop publications. Oats show modest gains synchronized with wheat strength.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ae Bee
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago
Liverpool
Dividends Payable Ad List from Several Companies
Michigan State Telephone Company declares second quarterly dividend at 14 percent on preferred shares. Direct United States Cable Company pays 3s per share on July 30. Amalgamated Copper Company announces quarterly dividend at a fraction of 1 percent.
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Michigan State Telephone Company
Direct United States Cable Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Doubleheader Split as Boston Beats Cincinnati in Ninth Inning Catch
In Cincinnati July 21 Tom Fisher and Tenney spark Boston in a dramatic doubleheader against Cincinnati. Tenney robs Seymour of a tying fly ball in the ninth of the second game to secure a Boston victory after earlier runs and errors shaped a mixed day for both clubs. The first game featured costly Cincinnati errors and strong Boston fielding with Willis excelling, while the second saw Boston finally breaking through in the sixth and eighth frames.
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Cincinnati
Tom_ Fisher
Boston
Tenney
Seymour
Fisher
Bostons
Woodruff
Beaneaters
Delehanty
Willis
Kellum
Ieler
Corcoran
Abaticchio
Cooley
Schlei
Raymer
Carney
Moran
Odwell
Welly
Kelly
Geier
Abatiechio
Needham
Abbaticchio
Boston Market Stock Totals Reported For Day
The Boston Market reports a first instalment paid ex-dividend and assessment settled. Total sales list includes 30 184 shares of listed stocks and 56 100 dollars in bonds, plus 8 644 shares of unlisted stocks.
Sprinters to Race at Charles River Tuesday
Professional sprint bike riders of America head to Boston for a Tuesday Charles River Park meet. National champion Frank Kramer of Fast Orange New Jersey and Floyd McFarland lead a field including Sheps and Mario Rossini. Events include a half mile championship race a five mile open and a one mile consolation.
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Charles River
America
Boston
Charles River Park
New York
Frank Kramer
Fast
Postseason talk as pennants loom for local team
Local owner John I. Taylor and manager Collins urge patience until the pennants are secured. McGraw’s ultimatum prompts no blame, with fans predicting a potential series against the National League winners if the American league pennant is won.
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John I. Taylor
McGraw
Collins
Boston
Pittsburg
Ned Hanlon
Hanlon
Brush
Taylor
St. Louis Browns Celebrate Yesterday’s Victory
Manager McAleer praised the win over the world beaters and outlined plans for upcoming games. He expects Petty to pitch today and Glade to start Saturday against Collins. Charley Moran will play third today, and Hunter Hill left for Washington to join the Senators amid Moran’s uncertain form.
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McAleer
St. Louis Browns
Quincy House
St. Louis
Glade
Collins Bunch
Charley Moran
Senators
Hunter Hill
Moran
Washington
Georgetown
Baseball Notes Brightens With Boston Star Pitcher Today
The note lists upcoming games and players around Boston and beyond. Cy Young is slated to pitch for Boston while teams like the Invaders and Reds figure in standings. Names include Father Sullivan, Charley Chapman, Mike Lynch, George Mullen, and Joe Delehanty, with franchise mentions and local gym and club notes throughout.
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Cy Young
Boston
Buck
Braves
Reds
Herald Tops Transcript 19 to 3 in Newspaper League
In the Newspaper league at Broadway Field Somerville the Herald defeated Transcript 19 to 3. The win keeps the Herald tied with the Post and Globe for first place in the standings.
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Broadway Field
Somerville
Herald
Transcript
The
Post and Globe
Brighton Beach Race Day Features Tommy Burns Wins
New York July 21 feature racing at Brighton Beach spotlighted jockey Tommy Burns who won four of five mounts. He rode Dapple Gold to victory in the last race and also won with Tramotor Grand Opera and Hume. Monster captured the July stakes as four favorites won.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Tommy Burns
Dapple Gold
Tramotor
Grand Opera
Hume
Monster
Bobadil
Dannie Gold
Oii
Moran and MacLean Race at Revere Tomorrow Night
Jimmy Moran and Hugh MacLean meet in a 25 mile match race on the Revere track behind small motors to decide the premier man of the North in the small motor game. They have kept apart, waiting to settle the rivalry alone with bets placed on the outcome. Several amateur races will be on the programme to supplement the bike sport.
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Jimmy Moran
Hugh MacLean
Revere
Small Motors
Chelsea
Boston to St. Louis Auto Run Monday
Plans project a large motor caravan of at least 100 autoists from New York and New England merging at Albany en route to St. Louis for a major auto run. The Boston start Monday includes 25 autos in line to reach the fair, with messages from Eastern city Mayors and letters from Governor Bates and Governor Bachelder of New Hampshire.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great West
Hhicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul c Co
C & St Louis
Tanolorado Southern Seeee
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Town Central
Kansas City South
Louisville
Metropolitan Securities 100 &Srs
Metropolitan St Ry
Central
Stee Ae
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
P&s
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
St Louis & S 2d
DOO
St Louis Southwestern
Southern
Ms Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas& Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
NGS
Wabash
Wheeli
Yeung
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Smelting & Refng
Amer Sugar
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Yae International
American Ee
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Ealty
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Charles J. Glidden
New England
St. Louis
Bates
Bachelder
New Hamp Shire
Old Home Week Across New England and Beyond
New England states Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Vermont and Newfoundland plan annual Old Home Week with dates ranging July 31 to Aug 26. Residents are urged to contact D. J. Flanders Boston & Maine railroad for details on celebrations and travel arrangements.
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Massachusetts
Vermont
New England
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Connecticut
Labrador
Atlantic
Maine
Champlain
Memphremagog
Green Mountain
Granite State
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
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Attas and Carpenter
R. M. Attee
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Eure
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Pouca E. Huggins
Dolan
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Dom Coal
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General Electric
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Hig OM Swift & Co
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Union Pacific En Nee Mae Au
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O'Day
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Smoot
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Gleason
Hulswitz
Doyle
Lushra
Roy Nichols
Yime
Johnstone
Entertainments
Keith
Ntincton Ave
Vaule
Tammany Club
Tal
the Globe
Invaders
Parent
Freddy
Tannehill
Doran
John L. Sullivan
Fall River
Baltimore
Father Sullivan
Calvin Faunce
Jamaica
Charley Chapman
Princeton
Manchester
Chapman
Parker A. C
Parkers
Fred Parent
Biddeford
Marcella Street
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Giants
Selee
Detroit
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Athletics
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Ban Johnson
Johnson
McCormick
Clarke
Quakers
Arthur Devlin
Mike Lynch
Lynch
George Mullen
Detroits
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Hugens
Harry Bay
Clevelands
Gene Wright
Abner Powell
Atlanta
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Joe Delehanty
Jim Delehanty
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Tremont Theatre
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H. W. Hudson
Barney O'Hara
Metropolitan Baseball Club of
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John Carroll
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Remont
Henry W
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Emma Carus
Frank Doane
Stanley H. Forde Revies
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Ida Mulle
Boston & Gloucester Steamship Co
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AMO
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Massa
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Ritschel
Seller
White Mountains
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India Wharf
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Nahant
Thatcher's Island
Isles of Shoals
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Cape Elizabeth
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Portland
Grand Trunk
Berlin
Carder
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Cape Cop
Ray Jihe
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
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Pary
J. W. Gorman
Imperial Minstrels
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King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Alfred Sorensen
Sun
Hough's Neck Bay
Atlantic Ave
Hough's Neck
Nellie B. Chandlers Ladies’ Orchestra
Electric Arcade
Gorman
Tuxedo Spec. Co
Castle
Tremont
Gaprige
Tad Bowery Sports
the Sunday Post Monkey
Pois Mash
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