Markets Show Strong Undertone Amid Copper and Steel Shifts
The market extends gains in New York and Boston led by Amalgamated, Anaconda, and steel issues as copper shares rise in Boston. Trading stays modest with slight net gains and mixed sentiment from professionals amid tariff and grain influences.
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State Street
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Interborough
Maryland
U. S. Steel
Reading
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil
Harriman
New York Central
Baltimore& Ohio
Atchison, St. Paul
Hill
Rock Island
Eries
Union Pacific
Republic Iron & Steel
Texas
South America
Steel Common
Boston
North Butte
Old Dominion
Calumet & Arizona
Boston Consolidated
Corbin
Parrott
Boston&Corbin
Granby
New Haven
Osceola
Directors Chosen For Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
A committee formed by stockholders under reorganization for the Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company has selected a seven member board: William Schall Jr, Charles A Kittle, Victor Cumnock, Julius Kessler, Edwin S Hooley, Charles A Greene and Frank A Dillingham. The new board meets Tuesday to organize and will elect William Schall Jr president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
William Schall, Jr
Charles A. Kittle
Victor Cumnock
Julius Kessler
Edwin S. Hooley
Charles A. Greene
Frank A. Dillingham
Muller, Schall & Co
Boston Curb Market Prices Reported In Trade
Davis Daly and Rhode Island Coal traded with notable highs and closes. Majestic hits the dollar mark while Corbin Copper rises to 77 8 from 7 1 4 as the curb list shows broad fluctuations.
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Boston
Davis ,Daly
Rhode Island Coal
Majestic
Corbin Copper
Railroad Bond Boom Moves Through New York Central Units
Jamestown Franklin and Clearfield Railroad voted to issue 25 million dollars in bonds while Geneva Corning and Southeast railroad authorized 10 million dollars, both NY Central subsidiaries. Syracuse comptroller bids due July 30 for 300 thousand 4 percent registered City Hall refunding bonds and 15 thousand annual redemptions 1910-1929.
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Boston
Jamestown, Franklin & Clearfield Railroad Company
Geneva, Corning & Southeast Railroad
New York Central
Syracuse
N. Y
Dividends Declared by Several Companies This Summer
A list of dividends declared by multiple firms with payment dates and record dates. Beacon Mfg Co. offers 8 percent common and 3 percent preferred semi annually with Aug 15. Troy Cotton & Woolen Mfg Co. declares 15 dollars on Aug 2. Casein Co. of America announces 2 percent preferred quarterly with Aug 10 and books close dates. Other firms include Franklin Co. 3 percent semi annual Aug 2, Welsbach Co. 2 dollars Sept 1, Cuban American Sugar 1 1/2 percent Aug 10, Central District & Printing Telegraph 2 percent quarterly Aug 2, Cordis Mills 5 percent semi annual Aug 2, Boston Duck Co. 5 percent semic annual Aug 2, Thorndike Mills 5 percent semi annual Aug 2.
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Beacon Mfg. Co
Troy Cotton & Woolen Mfg. Co
Franklin Co
Casein Co. of America
Welsbach Co
Cuban American Sugar Co
Central District & Printing Telegraph Co
Cordis Mills
Boston Duck Co
Thorndike Mills
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable and Books Close
The list shows today’s dividend payments for American Cement 3 percent, Kansas National Gas 1 to 2 percent, and excludes Des Moines & Fort Dodge preferred. It also notes books close dates for Cent. Dis. & Print. Tele. Consolidation Coal, Havana Electrical common and preferred, and Wolverine Copper Mining.
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American Cement
Kansas National Gas
Dun's Weekly Review forecasts brighter crop outlook and steady trade
Dun and Co reports an improving agricultural outlook with active iron and steel, rising copper demand, and stronger dry goods imports. It notes conservatism in cotton silk and ribbon production, cautious house sales as tariff measures loom, and continued large movements from mills and legencies amid expanding fall merchandise demand.
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New England
United States
Canada
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet says crops improve with steadier trade notes
Bradstreet reports improved crop prospects with better cereal outcomes and lower bread prices due to larger wheat movement. Retail clearance sales boost distribution, while industry output rises and manufactured goods maintain an upward trend. Rubber and copper prices firm, rail earnings rise, and business failures slightly reflect the year.
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New York
Bradstreet
London
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Crowded Keith’s hosts last Romany Opera Company show
Stage gossip notes a final chance today to see the Romany Opera Company at Keith’s, with a double bill next week by the Fadettes and the regular show. Howell Hansel From the Orpheum engages in new dramatic work, with colleagues surprised by his transformation. Several theatres announce closing runs and new acts through the upcoming week.
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Keith
Romany Opera Company
Fadettes
Howell Hansel
Orpheum Theatre
Hansel
Chichet
Montana
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Frederick van Rensselaer
Constable Plunkett
Sadie Hilton
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Popular Theatre Comique
New York
Loud Brothers
Hub
le Clairs
Maide
Diamond Girl
Lemuels
Bates Neville
Wonderland
Paragon Park
Norumbega Park
FE. Hassan
Jenny
Gardner
Stoddard
Prevost
Brown
Hammond
Forrester
Excursion Steamers Sail From City Wharves
The King Philip departs Commercial wharf at 10 for fishing grounds under Captain Edward Dixon with rare sport promised. Satellite also runs daily 10 o'clock morning trips from Central wharf. Cape Ann steamboat sails daily and Sunday from Central wharf to the North Shore excursion route to Gloucester with crowds aboard.
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Edward Dixon
Central Wharf
North Shore
Gloucester
Six Kidnappers Sentenced to Death in Tiflis Runaway Case
Six brigands were condemned to death in Tiflis after being found guilty of kidnapping a wealthy merchant to extort a ransom. The verdict was handed down today as authorities cracked down on bandit activity in the region.
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Tiflis
Multiple Cities Cut Tax Rates in Massachusetts
Worcester Milton and Peabody report reduced tax rates due to higher valuations. Worcester drops to 16.40 per thousand from 17 with total valuation 133,279,602 and growth of 3,956,176. Milton lowers to 11.60 per thousand on a 24,641,255 valuation up 776,255. Peabody sets rate at 20 per thousand, valuation 10,380,514, up 281,476.
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Tel & Tel
Ind
Ars Aisee” Bence A
B & QJ
Chicago
Shannon Cop Co
Western Tel & Tel
Atchisonce
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Chicago Junction
Wfitchburg
NH & H
E Tel & Tel
Allonez Eee
Ariz Seemenyeets
Atlantic At
Butte Coalition
Calumet & Ariz
Calumett “& Hecla
Centennial
Daly
Franklin Tee
Mexico
Michigan
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
Victoria Sete Coos
Winona
Wyandot
Boston
Boston & Worcester
Eastern Steamship
General Electric
Mass Electric Ee Ee
Mass Gas
Seattle
Torrington
United Fruities
Doe
Boston Consol
Boston Corbin
East Butte Se
Giroux Peer Eee
Helvetia
New Arcadian
North Lake
Ojibway Seaee
Sup & Boston Fi
Sup & Pittsburg
Swift & Co Tees We
Utah Apex . A
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Low
Allis-Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Am Car & Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Ice Securities
Ace & Refining de
Anaconda Vnal Co
Tchison
Bulimore & Ohio
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Central Leather
Apeake & Ohio
Hicago & Alton
Cicago Great Western
Hiicago & Northwestern Hic, Mil & St Paul
Fuel & Iron
Grado & Southern
Inter-Marine
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central Esecrees
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Finn
St P
Ste M
Issouri Pacific Wee
Se & Texas
Eee Rene
Rys Mex
York Central
Ontario & West
Bearfolk & Western
Eeeete Anon
Republic Steel
Sseetee
Rock Island
St L & San Fred
Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Aes SF L& West
Union Pacific
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Kree
Western Union Derseee
Wheeling & Lake Erie
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Worcester
Milton
Peabody
Easthampton Tax Rates Increase Slightly This Year
Easthampton notices tax rates rise by 1.70 per thousand, totaling 17.20 versus 15.50 last year. Despite the increase, the rate is lower than officials had anticipated.
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Easthampton
Fishing details and maritime movements near Boston
Report covers groundfish landings at 7% wharf with 117000 pounds of mixed fish and 160 swordfish from three arrivals. Includes vessel crews, prices per pound for haddock cod pollock and hake, a death notice affecting Captain Silva, passengers from steamship Limon to Costa Rica, and cargoes including bananas and cargo breakdowns for the Bosnia and Michigan ships. Also notes historic ship losses and Station Rock Buoy No 1 establishment near Cape Ann.
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Catherine D. Enos
Julietta
N. A. Rowe
Michael Tobin
Revere
John §. Silva
Louise R. Silva
T Wharf
Provincetown
Haddock
Cod
Pollock
BE. C. Hussey
Seeeas
Hattie F. Knowlton
Limon
Smith
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Central America
Warren Line
Michigan
Hoosan Docks
Charlestown
Liverpool
Shae
Atlantic
Thacher's Island
Cape Ann
Shipping News July 26 Mini Almanac Highlights Tide and Arrivals
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals and clears with names of steamers and schooners. Vessels include Prairie, Cymric, Prince Arthur, City of Everett, Nantucket, York, and many tugs and barges bound for and from Boston, New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, and Cape Cod Bay. The piece also notes lunar and solar times, high tides, and water rise.
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Sin
Prairie
Kellogg
Provincestown
Mass
Cymric
Mathias
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
City of Everett
Helon
Montreal
New York
Barge &. O. Co
City of Augusta
Howlett
Savannah
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Grecian
Biggs
Philadelphia
Yale
Thompson
Elizabethport
Cheektowaga
Brophy
Porth Amboy
Bloomsbury
Buffet
Brait
Gettysburg
Derrickson
Trevorton
Portsmouth
Lethayres
New Bedford
Richmond
Calhoun
Salem
Pottsville
Klondyke (Br
Willigar
Alma
N. B
Pochasset
Bosnia
Hamburg
Michigan
Eng
Bunker Hill
Walt Miller
Windsor
N. S
Maine
Cape Cod Bay
Numidian
Glasgow
Columbian
London
Kentucky
Dan
Copenhagen
St. John
Limon
Pere Limon
C. R
Brewster
Ger
Port Antonio
Jam
N. Y
Gloucester
Old Colony
O. Co. No
New News
Sale
Indiana
Malcolm Baxter
D Jr
M. E. Eldredge
Mertie B. Crowley
M. D. Cressy
van Allens Boughton
Printer W F Langill dies after stroke in Rockland
William F Langill of Belfast a prominent printer and former Worcester Typographical Union president died suddenly at the Thorndike Hotel Rockland from a paralytic stroke. He was active in Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Red Men and is survived by a widow and a son.
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Rockland
William F. Langill
Belfast
Worcester, Mass
Thorndike
Langill
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Red Men
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Butte
Pittsburg Coal
Interboro
Asceoa Mining
Cotton
Raven Mining Company
Raven Copper Company
Frisbie
Houghton County Electric Light Company
New York Stock Exchange
General Chemical Company
Philadelphia Company
Seneca
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Eeee
American Telephone & Legraph Company
Theentral District & Printing Telegraph Cmpany
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Amerian Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Considera
New York Funds
Boston Clearings Beeen
Boston Sub-Treasury
Bie
Sub-Treasury
Mollie Gibson
Nevada
Douglas
Utah
San Antonio
San Sofia
Toa
Aera Bdeeenee
Louis & Nash Unit
Toe Midh Central
St Ry
Eeewes
SS M & Atl
Kan & Tex
Nat Rys
RS Ie
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Ontario & W
West
Nor Pac
Telta
L & San Fr
San An Ar
Seaboard Air Line
Ee Fily
Union Pacific Ist
Ee Va Car Chem
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Det & C
West Md
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West UN
Wheel & L E
Cuba
Sao Paulo
Alere
Treasury
Providence Coal Mining Co
Old South
Boston, Mass
New
Buffalo
Farmers
Drovers Stockyard Company
ARLY
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Independent Ticket
Wren
L. Hisgen
Buy Sultana
Arizona
Gopyar
Parker & CO
State St. Providence
James Shay & Co
OO State St
Amal Nevada A
Bay State Gas
Bingham Mines
Black Mt
Boston Ely
Cumberland Ely
Davis Daly
Rhode Island
North Attleboro
Atchison
Southern Pacific Company
Wabash Railway Company
A Ho
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway
Illinois Trust Company
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Conn
White Plains
Rudolphe Kleybolt & Co
NEW York Bonds
Chandler Bros
Milk Street
Allis Chalmers
Neree
Tee Song
Armour
Ewewestone
Ealt & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Roeh ‘& Pittsgen
Bsght
Canada Southern Ist
Central of
N Jgen Sa
OTM
Chesapeake & Oblo
Chicago & Aston
Eores & Imp
Sky Sig
M & St S
Obi & Northwestern Econ
Ril & P
Anne Si
Chi & W
Denver & RG
Han
Hoek Vallat
Illinois
Interboro Met
Interboro Rap
Inter Marine
Iowa
Kan C
Kan City
Alaska Mines
Con Ariz
Cumb Ely
Davis Daly Copper
Wee Aeee
Goldfield
Giroux Mining
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Manhattan Transit
McKinle
Darragh
Nipissing
Superior & Pitts
United Copper
Yukon
la Salle
la Salle Copper Company
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Dun’s Weekly Review
State of New England
Atong the
Shipping News
W. F. Langill
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