Prices Decline on Heavy Liquidation Across Markets
Trading data shows heavy liquidation with New York stock activity led by Steel common at 175,200 shares and Amalgamated leading Boston at 6,368. Jan-to-date New York volume totals 106,595,800 shares and Boston 6,355,000. Notable moves include Am. Malt up 118 to 31 in New York and Calumet & Hecla down 9 to 511 in Boston. Lumbering figures for call money and time money appear in both cities, while LaSalle Copper reports assets at 747,362 with a minor adjustment. Lake Copper ships 450 tons to Franklin mill, hinting at steadier shipments ahead.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Mass
Calumet & Hecla
Portland bids sought for two temporary loans total 408,900
The city of Portland, Maine, will receive bids until 11 30 a m on July 26 for a temporary loan of 100 900 maturing September 30 and a second temporary loan of 308 000 with interest to follow maturing January.
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Portland
Investment Bond Awards and Auctions Across Cities
Salt Lake Quotations reports Salt Lake City issuing and selling bonds to N W Halsey Co and A B Leach Co for parkway, hospital, and street bonds while Rochester extends a temporary loan to Kissell Kinnicutt. Hyde Park seeks bids for school bonds. Vernon refunds. Havre de Grace sells street bonds. Bank of Montreal closes Grand Trunk Pacific bond issue in London amid strike. Erie county road bonds priced to A B Leach. Colorado & Southern Railway bonds listed on NYSE. Beech Creek Coal coupons paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Kissell Kinnicutt & Co
New York
Bank of Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacific
London
Market Dives as National Lead Drops and Amalgamated Rises
Trading volume climbs to about 750,090 shares, a high since July, as National Lead falls further after a dividend cut while Amalgamated gains amid speculation. The 32 tracked stocks hit new yearly lows. grain prices ease slightly though heat and drought threaten crops. Banking support may return if the downturn persists.
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Amalgamated
New York
Market Notes: Stocks Mixed, North Butte Under Pressure
Local market dealings were moderate with irregular prices. North Butte and Lake Copper faced pressure, producing notable losses before shorts covered to a partial recovery. Steel led the industrial list as Telephone showed spot buying and the close remained steady amid subdued trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Butte
Lake Copper
Shorts
Assessment No 2 Fy Consolidated Copper Company
Notice of a five cent per share assessment levied by the Board on June 30 1910 for the Robinson Mining District Nevada. Payable to Windsor Trust Company or Gideon Snyder by August 27 1910. unpaid after August 17 1910 will be delinquent and sold October 10 1910 at 2 p.m. at 414 Judge Building Salt Lake City to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.
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Fy Consolidated Copper Company
Judge Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robinson Mining
White Pine County
Nevada
Windsor Trust Company
Mutual Life Building
New York City
New York
Gideon Snyder
Judge Bidg
Secretary Gideon Snyder Announces Transfer Book Payment
Note requests payment of assessment to the Windsor Trust Company. Send certificates for indorsement of assessment. they will be returned promptly. Gideon Snyder, Secretary.
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Windsor Trust Company
Gideon Snyder
Gossip of the Street on Boston Currency Talks and Amalgamated Dividend
Secretary MacVeagh's Boston visit spurs talk of a currency association under the Aldrich-Vreeland bill led by Thomas P. Beal of the Second National Bank and the Boston Clearing-House. Amalgamated’s dividend is under scrutiny as the stock trades weakly, with questions about earnings, oil price effects, and a surprising 4 percent cut despite rising first quarter sales. National Lead stock reacts sharply to the dividend decision amid uncertainty over earnings prospects.
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Cole
Railcar orders surge as steel cars dominate shipments
Baltimore and Ohio places contracts with Standard Steel Car for 1000 all steel 100000 pound gondola cars, lifting two week total to 6900. Baldwin Locomotive Works lands a 50 locomotive order. National Railways of Mexico orders 1600 box cars, 600 gondola cars, 150 tank cars, 150 stock cars, 200 flat cars, all from American Car and Foundry Company, total 2600 cars. Gratiot Copper, partly owned by Calumet and Hecla, ships ~300 tons of rock daily with refined copper above 1 percent. Victors Copper Mining reports strong drifts at 22d West and a copper vein described as the best in months. Mineral output for June at 90 tons. Whitney, Watson and Co open a branch at 76 Main Street, Auburn, Missouri for general brokerage.
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Central Eees
Harvester Eee
Soteti
Gan
Louis Nash O
Nevada
Ch&se
Nyce&w
Nor & West
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
L Southwest
Sloss
Sheffield
South Pacific
South Ry
Twin City
Union Pacific
Utah
Bay
Maryland
Oeann
Westinghouse
W & LE See
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Boston
Bullock
Eas
Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Grand Central Daly
Lower Mammoth
Little Bell
Mountain Lake
Mason Valley
Nevada Hills
Prince Conso
Silver King Coalition
South Columbus
Uncle Sam
Butte Coal
Cobalt Central
Arizona
Davis Daly Wee
Ely Central
First National
la Rose
Manhat Trans
Mays Oil Eeeses
McKinley Dar’h
Miami
Mines C of Am
Utah M
Nip’s Mines Co
Ohio Copper
Ray Central
Ray Coast
United Copper
Orf
Union Mines Eee
Yukon
Baltimore & Ohio
Standard Steel Car Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
National Railways of Mexico
American Car & Foundry Company
Gratiot
Calumet & Hecla
Hooper
Victors Copper Mining Company
Ghandler Bros and Gu at 24 Milk Street Boston
Ghandler Bros and Gu operate at 24 Milk Street Boston, a business listing noting their address and presence in the local commercial scene. The entry records the firm’s location and suggests ongoing operations in the city’s business district.
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Milk Street
Boston
Bradstreet's Report on Trade Holds Steady Amid Season Delays
Bradstreet's State of Trade notes trade and industry are treading water awaiting vacation and crop progress. Buyers stay cautious, collections fair, banks hint at slowed loan growth after gains. Weather unchanged with dry grain belts and moist cotton areas, and various sectors show quiet activity with price shifts in copper and tin. Exports and failures data show modest shifts. Canada faces rail strikes and crop reports affecting wholesale trade.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Dun's Review Highlights Less Pronounced Midsummer Dulness
New York July 2 R G Dun and Company's Weekly Review of Trade notes that midsummer dulness is less pronounced this year. The report suggests broader demand developing across sectors as the market absorbs seasonal slowdowns and seasonal factors ease.
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New York
R. G. Dun & ‘Company
Sunday Worship Listings From Boston Churches 1910
A dense schedule of morning and evening services across Clarendon Street Baptist, Tremont Temple, Dudley Street Baptist and more. Includes sermon topics such as A Model of Christian Entreaty, Some Sure Things, The Lyric Life, and Wayside Opportunities with venues across Clarendon, Tremont, Warren, Park, and Columbus avenues plus Park Street Church and local theaters.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery
Eben F. Francis
Tremont Temple Baptist
Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
New York
Dr. MacArthur
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
Tolstoi
Dr. Fulton
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
Canton Street
Joseph E. Perry
Albert C. Orcutt
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace, H. Hayes
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
O. P. Gifford
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Smyrna
Stephen C. Lang
Park ST
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Christian Endeavor
Esau
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
StateHouse
Ernest Lyman Mills
International Bible Students’ Association
Park Street
Menta Sturgeon
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wead
Park Street Church Society
NEW Thought Forum
Mary B. Mason
Huntington Chambers
THE
Christadelphians
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Huntress
Brockton
Jesus
Christ
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Swedish Temple
Shawmut Ave
Wholesale and retail markets show firmer demand and higher prices
Broad markets gain stability as crop prospects improve and mils curtail output. Primary dry goods markets firm, cotton belt prospects brighten, limited merchandise pressure eases. Wide prints and four yard sheetings rise modestly while spring woolens and worsteds open with favorable prices. Footwear orders from New England firming, leather in better demand. Packer hides sales total about 200000 sides, aiding raw material outlook. U.S. failures 249 this week versus 264 last year, Canada 25 versus 29.
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New England
United States
Canada
Calendar for Today Dividends and Shares
Dividends payable include American Cement at 1 percent North Butte Magazine at 30 cents and Consolidation Coal. Electric Companies of America Havana Electric and preferred for dividend McCrum Howell Company preferred for dividend Wolverine Copper Mining for meeting. Books close for Consolidation Coal and other listed entities.
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Cambridge Gas Light
F. Goodrich
American Cement
North Butte Mag
Elec. Co. of America
Havana Electric. Com
Pfd
McCrum-Howell Co
Wolverine Copper
Vermont to Sail Today With Militia Crews Aboard
The United States battleship Vermont, selected for Maine and Massachusetts naval brigades, returned from Provincetown to land part of her crew. She will be quartered aboard the receiving ship Wabash and sail today or tomorrow with militia men aboard to cruise down the coast for the following week.
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United States
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
Provincetown
Wabash
Vérmont
Barkentine Kingdom Sighted Off Boston Harbor
The bark Kingdom, floating sanctuary of the Holy Ghost and Us Society, was seen near Boston harbor just after sundown. Two tugs approached hoping for entry but withdrew when the vessel’s name was read on the taffrail, retreating back to harbor.
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Barkentine Kingdom
Bark Kingdom
Summer stage offerings headline busy afternoon and evening
The afternoon and evening programs spotlight The Clansman at American Music Hall Newton Newkirk’s Bingville Bugle premieres Monday at Majestic Theatre with Thelma closing its week. Charlotte Hunt debuts on Monday in The Man’s Game in Colorado. The Maid of Mystery continues at Keith’s for another week, with Laura Burt, Temple Quartet, Watson’s Farmyard Circus, and Paul Barnes in the lineup.
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Newton Newkirk
Majestic Theatre
Thelma
Charlotte Hunt
Colorado
Keith’s
Laura Burt
Henry Stanford
Temple
Watson’s Farmyard Circus
Paul Barnes
Death of Augustus Cholmondeley Goughcalthorpe Baron Calthorpe
London reports the death of Augustus Cholmondeley Goughcalthorpe sixth Baron Calthorpe. Born November 8, 1829, his passing marks the end of a long peerage lineage. Further details unavailable in the brief dispatch.
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Augustus Cholmondeley Goughcalthorpe
London
Baron Calthorpe
Spiritualist Meetings Gather Across Boston Area
A crowded list of spiritualist notices from Nellie Carlton Grover and various societies across Boston towns includes services at Dwight Hall Tremont Street and multiple temples. It highlights times for messages healing demonstrations and trance readings with mediums such as C H Harwood Annie Banks Scott and P S Wyman, plus lectures and circle meetings for investigators and public invited.
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Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
C. H. Harwood
Elmer Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
F. K. Brown
Oscar Fitzallen
M. M. Jollimore
Alpheus Ricker
Annie Banks-Scott
Fred Lyons
Conner
George Cutter
Sears-Hill
Trask Boynton
Camp Progress
Upper Swampscott
CG. Gunningham
Cambridge
Spirit Friends
Moreland Park Quartet
Johnson
Thorner
B. H. Blaney
Malden Progressive Spiritualists’ Society, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
S. A. Huntington
G. McArthur
May I
Lewis
Columbus Avenue
P.s. Wyman
Annie Banks Scott
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Tremont
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Mass. Ave., Inc
Harwood
Warrenton Street
Marion Street
Boston
James A. Newhall
Camden Street
Roxbury
Gould
Massachusetts Avenue
Mass
Mme. James
J. Jones
Saugus
F. B. Daniela
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LaSalle Copper Company
Gay & Sturgis
Franklin Mill
T & T Ts
B& Q
Atchison Shee
Bos & Albany
Bos
Bos & Maine
Union Pac
Eae
Cal & Ariz
Wees
Cal & Hecla
Daly West
Elm River
Franklin W
Granby
Greene Can
la Salle
Mexico
Nipissing
Osceola Eee Ewer
Ee . Jano
Steene
Utah Cop Co
Ennee
Victoria Eee
Ihe
Ate
Winona
Nnh
Eee Record High Point
Wolverine
Cumberland Tel
Bensdan Es. Dane
Oden
Edison
Texas Ok
Pullman Co. Ae
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma
U S
Am Ag
Gul
Giroux
Indiana
Io Isle Royale
Kerr Lake
Keweenaweer
North Lake
South Utah
Swift & C
US Coal & Oil
Uss Smelting
Utah Apex
San An & Ar
U S Steel
Canal
Salt Lake
Utica
N. W. Halsey& Co
General Hospital
Mohawk Street
A. B. Leach & Co. Ee
Hyde Park
Havre de Grace
Erie County
A. B. Leach & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
T. H. Watkins
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Beech Creek Coal & Coxe Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Chicago
BY William FE. Soule
the Post
Amalgamated Copper Company
Roadway
A. H. Melin
Shana Ghay& Co
State St
Call Money
Sub-Treasury
Whitney, Watson & Co
Main Street
Auburn
Davis Daly
Bay State Gas
Ahmeek Serene
Almah Wewee
Chino
Cons
Arizona Sweeee
Cortez Ae Ene Ee Ween Oy
Crown Res
Domin Syndicate
Eagle & Bluebell
Ely Central See Eee
Laramie
Eee
Smelt & R
Até&Sf
Atl
Ohio
Batopilas
Erie
NEW York Bonds
Ghandler Bros & GU
Alb & Susquehanna
Armour
Jdl & N Col
Balt & Ohblo
Bios. We
Oklyn RT
KR & Bkg Co
Ches & Obio Cony
Chi M & St
I& P
Chi & Gt
Col & Sonthene
del & Hudcony
den & Rio G
Detroit United
Erie Penna Col
Hannibal & Jo Con
Hock Valley
Interbor
Inter Met
Inter Mar
Jamestown
Kan City South
Kings Co el L & P
Lake Shore & M Cent
Louis & Nash
Kan
Cence Oss
Montana
Ny Gas
Nor Pacific
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Speyer
Dun’s Review
Welcon
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Methodist Episcopal
Norumbega Park Theatre
Boston Y. M. C. A
Helene Claude
Whistler
James J. Dunlop
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Dorva
de Leon
Dan Green
Globe
Waldron’s
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Curio Hall
Norumbega Park
Brindamour
Warren
Brockway
Nelson
the Four Diamonds
Codua
Maud
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
South Shore
Lexington Park
Kinge
Queen
Rustic Theatre
Philip
Gloucester Line
Curtiss
Bleriot
Wright
Cape Cod
Atlantic Avenue
Bass Point
Otis Wharf
Spiritualist
the Universalists of
Greater Boston
Ballou Hall
Boyleton Street
Lyman B. Weeks
Ashmont
God
Devil
Arlington Street
Swami Paramananda
India
Sundar
St. Botolph Street
Arcade Hall
Park Square
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