Market Daily Totals and Highlights from Yesterday
Yesterday's markets show New York total sales at 467 071 shares and Boston at 18 034. The Mercantile Marine preferred led New York activity with 32 000 shares and Atlantic Gulf led Boston with 3517 shares. Year to date totals through Jan 1 1916 show New York 94 008 560 shares and Boston 6 729 242 shares. Gains and losses include United Railways Inc preferred up 2 4 to 22 percent in New York and North American Co down from 214 to 65. In Boston Americam Zinc preferred up 11 4 to 66 while Granby fell from 1 to 82.
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New York
Boston
Mercantile Marine
Atlantic Gulf
United Railways, Inc
North American Co
Americam Zinc
Granby
Gulf
Cb&q
Swift & Cops
Alaska Gold
Allouez
Arizona Co
Cal
Arizona
Centennial
Indiana
Mass Gas
Michigan
Mohawk Snes
Yé& A
North Butte
Rutland
Wabenwe
Shannon
U S Steel
Utah
Ventura Oil
Victoris
West End
Wolverine
New York Market Treads Through Mixed Session
New York trading opened largely unchanged with a repeat of prior days' pattern. Munitions and industrials topped gains on pool activity, shipping shares rebounded after tax news, rails remained weak, and United States Steel stayed near the prior close as foreign and domestic liquidity influenced rates and totals.
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New York
United Fruit
Atlantic
Gulf & West Indies
London
Pacific
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Wall Street
Frances
United States
New York Stocks End of Day Prices and Change
New York stocks today show varied activity with the highest and lowest prices recorded for several issues. The report lists last sales for today and notes last sales from yesterday for comparison, reflecting overall market movement.
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New York
Market Notes Show Zinc And Copper Activity In July
Boston market reports a general price recovery with zinc issues rising to new highs and Atlantic Gulf trading actively though profits were taken. Copper stocks led by Kennecott and Anaconda gained early strength but faded late. electrolytic copper offered around 26 cents for year end delivery as top producers held out for high prices. Greene-Cananea boosts output to 5 million pounds monthly, May peak at 5.948 million, Granby June at 4.011 million, below May but above other months this year.
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Boston
Butte & Superior
Atlantic Gulf
New York
Kennecott
Anaconda
Greene-Cananea
Granby
Baldwin Locomotive
Boston Stocks Bonds Ex-Dividend Prices Today
Boston July 21 report lists highest, lowest and last prices for bonds with last sales noted. Ex-dividend status applied to listed securities.
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Boston
Porcupine Premier Leads Boston Curb Session With Price Swing
Traders focused on Porcupine Premier as it debuted on the local curb, taking over more than half of the session's turnover. It opened at 20 cents, fell to 14, then recovered to close a cent higher. Other issues moved modestly with Crystal down 0.714 dollars and Iron Blossom and National rising after ex dividend.
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Porcupine Premier
National
Money Market Rates and Copper Exports Update
July 21 market notes show broker call loan rates at 4 34 percent for customers and 3 4 percent for outside brokers bids, with various loan and paper rates listed. Copper exports from Atlantic ports for the week to July 20 reached 8346 tons, 22 075 tons since July 1, compared with 6288 tons a year ago.
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Y.ear
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlantic
British mobilization lists few stocks amid wartime reforms
The British government mobilizes mostly bonds with 72 stocks among 567 securities. Only 17 common stocks are active on the New York exchange, led by Atchison to General Electric, while United States Steel is not included. There is weak private selling of Steel abroad due to a 10 percent income tax.
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London Papers
New York Exchange
Atchison, Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Soo
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
General Electric
United States Steel
Second Regiment completes physical exams at Columbus
One man is rejected from the service and three more are in doubt after examinations in the Second Regiment. Colonel William C. Hayes and his entire staff were last to qualify and will continue in command. Reactions ranged from relief to continued anxiety as the process concluded.
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Columbus
N. M
William C. Hayes
Second Battalion gets field inspection in Greenfield area
The Second battalion under Colonel Hayes, complete in gear and personnel, will hold field inspections at the Greenfield Northampton Pittsfield and Adams quarters tomorrow. Major Alfred G. Beckman of Springfield leads the unit. A fresh issue of circular collar ornaments bearing the State name and cross guns insignia arrived from Boston this evening.
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Greenfield
Northampton
Pittsfield
Adams
Hayes
Alfred G. Beckman
Springfield
Boston
Noted Penobscot Guide Joe Francis Dies in Maine
Joe Francis former Penobscot legislator and renowned Maine guide died after a long illness. Services will be held tomorrow at his Indian Island home. Francis, a former Penobscot governor, was a famed hunter river man and log jam breaker respected across the country.
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Old Town
Joe Francis
Maine
Francis
Indian Island
United States
Regiment Exam Rigorous and Equipment Transferred
The examination of soldiers was strict with only a minor defect to remove a man from service. Rumors of fakery were unsubstantiated as all proved fit to carry arms. Over 1000 men were deemed ready for duty and all regimental equipment was handed to the federal government. Captain Walter Weeden oversaw the transfer. Unusual heat and a late day dust storm damaged tents and drove a flood of water through the camp.
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Walter Weeden
Massachusetts Coast Artillery Corps
Massachusetts
Bond Market Steady In Quiet New York Trading
Prices in the main ruled steady to firm with notable activity in Anglo-French 5s American Foreign Securities 5s Consolidated Gas 6s Tennessee Copper 6s and United Railroads of San Francisco 48.
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American Foreign Securities
Consolidated Gas
Tennessee Copper
United Railroads of
San Francisco
Financial notes on gold notes stock and earnings
The NYSE saw the first $10,000 trade at 9818 on American Foreign Securities gold notes with an 98 offering price. The Allouez conglomerate No 2 shaft at Franklin is reopening with surface to 1700 feet completed. it will extend to about 3500 feet to reach better rock. Stewart Warner Speedometer Co reports Q1 profits of 672000 and Q2 profits of 703000. first half earnings on common stock approximate 1284 percent.
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Missouri Pacific
American Foreign Securites
New York Stock Exchange
Franklin
Allouez Conglomerate
Stewart Warner Speedometer Company
Field Guns Not Fit for Service
A. C. Lindloff, government artillery expert, says all Massachusetts field artillery pieces must be overhauled before any combat action. He notes the Bay State guns are better than most militia pieces but require readjustment and tuning for real fighting service. Lindloff is inspecting guns in El Paso and will review other government field pieces soon.
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Bay State
EL Paso
Texas
Massachusetts Field Artillery Regiment
A. C. Lindloff
Lindloff
Bay State Artillery Regiment
Mass troops near El Paso brace for potential action
Army officials inspect militia equipment as plans for mobilizing dozens more regiments along the border unfold. About 30,000 troops are in the area with new regiments arriving daily. The government contracts 75,000 animals for mounts, while heat and sandstorms shape camp life.
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el Paso
Massachusetts
Mexico
Cavalry Troops Guard Border as Paymaster Arrives
Massachusetts and Rhode Island cavalry patrol the Rio Grande at Washington Park El Paso watch fords and report on Mexican crossings. Privates receive twelve days of federal pay totaling six dollars, easing debts and boosting morale at Camp Cotton amid new units joining the provisional regiment.
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Tex
Massachusetts Cavalry
Border Service
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Rio Grande
Washington Park
Camp Cotton
Mainard
Jenkins
Cederberg
Walsh
Raymond
Michigan
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Oliver Wolcott
B Troop
American Ambulance Corps
France
John R. Sanborn
Fabens
William H. Logan
Fort Bliss
Gordon C. Sleeper
Cavalry
Fort
Captain Parker
Massachusetts Cavalrymen
John TD
Four Mexicans Captured Trying to Cross Rio Grande With Ammunition
Outposts of the Eighth Regiment detained four Mexican soldiers attempting to wade into Mexico near the Rio Grande. Captain Brown of A Company later arrested another heavily armed Mexican man crossing toward mounted scouts. Private Lynch alerted guards and helped seize the group before they reached the ford.
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Eighth Regiment
Rio Grande
Brown
Ford
EL Paso
Tex
St. Massachusetts Infantry
Mexico
Sth
Thomas Brown
Francis J. Lynch
Cambridge
Lynch
Frank Elliott
Iff
Villa and Band Encamped at Inde El Paso July 21
Villa and his band encamped at Inde 35 miles south of the Chihuahua Durango border. A private despatch says on retreat from Parral after a defeat by General Ernest Garcia ten days earlier he stopped at a ranch near Cuevas and murdered Garcia's son and his brother-in-law.
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