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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

8

Market Closes Buoyant Amid Broad Strength On Foreign Leads

Wall Street owned a firmer tone with a wider leadership as gains spread from key rails and steels to Sugar and Canadian Pacific. Amalgamated and St Paul led a list of 16 leading stocks higher, while money rates stayed steady and rumors swirled around Pacific Coast financing and the St Paul meeting.

Wall Street Stock Exchange Southern Pacific St. Paul Union Pacific New York James J. Hill J. P. Morgan Great Northern State Street London the Steels Canadian Pacific Amalgamated Brooklyn Steel New York Stock Exchange Wolverine Wascommon Sugar United Fruit Amalgamated Copper ASH Amer Car & Foundry Boy Amer Sugar Amer Tobacco Pfd. Cer Anaconda Mining Co Ee Ee Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Eee Central Leather One Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Mil & St Paul Cc. c C & St Louis Colorado Fuel & Tron Colorado & Southern Consolidated Gas Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Erie General Electric Illinois Centra Iowa Central Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville St Louis Rt . Paul Missouri Pacific Rey Missouri Kaw & Tex Pacific Mail Rock Island Co Eeee Sheffield ' Es St Louis Southwestern Tennessee Coal & Iron Texas & Pacific Toledo, St Louis & W US Steel Virginia Carolina Chem Wisconsin Central

Watteau Festival Today At Beverly Farms Home

Mrs Paine hosts the Watteau Festival this afternoon at Miss Haven’s Beverly Farms residence. Attendees expect a refined event, with guests eager to enjoy the artful reception and elegant setting.

Boston Market Trading Summary of Rights and Listings

Market notice shows ex rights and ex dividend status. Total sales include listed stock 16 659 shares rights 8 769 bonds 49 000 unlisted stock 10 208 shares bonds 5 000. No further context provided.

oEx Boston Atchison Illinois Steel West End Atchisonee KS Hhl Rel Bos Eley S & Low Alos & Me Union Pac Allouez Eesens Arcadian Eece Atlantic Ever Bingham Butte Coal’n Cal & Ari Cal & Hecla Daly-West Michigan Mo Butte Domin Shannon Utah Winona Wolverine Fo Wyandot E Tel el Rts bEdison Uss Steel Swift & Co

Exchange bond dealings moderate with Raven Mining firms listed

On the curb today activity centered on Raven Mining Cumberland-Ely Arizona and Utah Apex bonds. Market participants cited steady trading and notable interest in these issues amid cautious tone.

Exchange Place Raven Mining Cumberland-Ely Arizona Utah-Apex

Dividends Declared by Several Companies

Wampanoag Mills of Fall River declares a 1 percent dividend. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing of Pittsburg pays 1 percent on common stock and 144 percent on preferred stock. Pocahontas Collieries of Philadelphia declares 1 percent on preferred stock payable August 1. New England Telegraph and Telephone of Boston announces a regular quarterly dividend of 11 percent.

Wampanoag Mills Fall River Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company Pittsburg Pocahontas Collieries Company of Philadelphia New England Telegraph & Telephone Company of Boston

Dividend notices From Pressed Steel Car Company NY

Regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock payable Aug. 29 to stockholders of record July 31. Also 1 percent payable Aug. 5 to stockholders of record July 31 for another issue.

Pressed Steel Car Company of New York

Small Demand for New York Bonds

New York Comptroller Metz opened bids for twelve million six hundred thousand dollars of city bonds. No bidder offered the full amount, and the average bid was under 103. Disappointment was voiced as the issue totals mature in 1936 at eleven million, with five hundred thousand in 1925 and one million in 1915.

New York Metz

Stage and Park Notes Highlight Boston Theatre Scene

John Craig company tops summer fare at Globe with Prince Karl and Scrap of Paper. Miss Mary Young leaves cast Saturday. souvenirs for matinee ladies. Louis Lawrence, Marie Doro, and Harry Bulger among star names. Paragon Park and Revere Beach draw crowds. Grand Trunk offers low rail tours to Canada and the West with dates in August and September. itineraries by T. H. Hanley in Boston.

Prince Karl John Craig Company Globe Mary Young Miss Young Lillian Lawrence Boston Portland Ore William Gillette Aunt Polly Clarice Marie Doro Gene Hughes Cliff Gordon Coakley and McBride Paragon Park Harry Bulger Tremont Palace Theatre Popular Wonderland Revere Beach Castle Square Opera Company Hap Ward Vermont Canada West New England Milwaukee Order of Eagles Minneapolis Chicago Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River Muskoka Lakes Quebec Massachusetts Sovereign Grand Lodge _ session T. HH. Hanley Washington Street Mass

A Day’s Outing at Sea on Cape Cod Steamer

The Cape Cod steamer offers a four hour Provincetown trip popular for day outings. It features many staterooms for privacy and sails from 40 Atlantic Avenue at 9 a.m. on weekdays 9 30 on Sundays and holidays, returning 6 30 p.m with a 90 minute stop at Provincetown.

Provincetown Cape Cod Hull Nantasket Hingham Minot Brewsters Atlantic Avenue Staunch & Elegant Steamship Bay Line Rowe's Wharf S. A. Moody

Charges against Deer Island superintendent spark alderman talk

Councilman Sexton of East Boston accused Superintendent Gerrish of Deer Island at the Common Council meeting. Gerrish declined to discuss the charges. Officials have criticized Deer Island operations for months and the Board of Aldermen will decide next Monday if an island investigation will occur.

Gerrish Deer Island Sexton East Boston Common Council Board of Aldermen

Draper Expects Quiet Campaign Against Foss

Lieutenant-Governor Draper, speaking at the State House after a Governors council meeting, said he is a candidate for the nomination and expects a quiet campaign. He added it is too early for political talk and he knows nothing of a Washington report urging standout arguments in congressional campaigns.

Draper Draper-Foss State House Washington Colonel Goetting Mr. Foss Foss-Draper Goetting Republican State Committee Governor Long Michael J. Murray Long Foss Webster Chamber of Commerce

Democrats Plan Westward Campaign Center in Illinois

Chicago July 25 Illinois will host a western division campaign hub for the Democratic Congress campaign committee. Headquarters open August 1 at the Palmer House led by Rep Lloyd of Missouri with Rep Rainey of Illinois assisting. The party aims to win at least half of the seats lost in the Roosevelt landslide two years ago.

Chicago Ill Tillinois Democratic Congress Campaign Committee Palmer House Lloyd Missouri Rainey Illinois

Tracey Nominated for Congress by Iowa Democratic Convention

George S. Tracey of Burlington was nominated for Congress by the Democratic convention of the first district at Mt. Pleasant Iowa. The convention also indorsed William J. Bryan.

MT. Pleasant Iowa George S. Tracey Burlington William J. Bryan

Foss Men Claim Hall and Goetting

Republican rivals in the race for Lieutenant Governor center on Colonels Goetting of Springfield and Hall of Taunton. Foss supporters urge their backing, while Goetting declines to commit, citing lack of time to review the situation. Foss seeks anti machine and reciprocity backing with committee endorsements planned.

A. H. Goetting Springfield Fred S. Hall Taunton Eugene N. Foss Eben S. Draper Foss Goetting Hall Mr. Hall Colonel Goetting Mr. Draper Mr. Foss Draper State House

Lowell Mayor James Casey Considered for Moran Ticket

A Moran supporter hints Lowell Mayor James B. Casey could join Moran on a fusion ticket though Moran favors no fixed policy. Moran headquarters open in Pemberton building with ex Mayor Feeney in charge as the grand jury investigates Fenway scandals and alleged bribery cases.

Thomas W. Lawson Moran James B. Casey Lowell Casey Pemberton John P. Feeney Woburn Grand Jury Fenway Proctor Ice Trust Moran Campaign Committee Moran Clubs Prohibition State Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winthrop Loring, Tolman & Tupper Theodore H. Price Price Charles E. Denison Denison & Farnsworth Milk Street Balakiala Copper Company R. T. White Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Massachusetts Electric Company Committee On Commissions Boston Stock Exchange Boston & Maine Boston & Worcester Houghton Atlantic Lake Authority Allouez Dominion Copper Company Calumet & Hecla Caldwell Tract Henry R. Merton & Co England France Chile Australia Arizona Commercial Black Hawk Globe, Ariz Arizona’ Commercial ‘Company Daly-West Mining Company J. W. Bowen & Co Salt Lake Little Bell Ontario Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company William E. Soule Sub-treasury Oldereres Treasury Bankers Sterling Eee Reichsmarks Watteau Festival Curtis Sederquist Bankers New York Consolidated Stock Exchange Atchison, American Locomotive and Penn Congress St Broadway Ennis & Stoppani Broad ST Consolidated Stock Exchange New York Produce Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Crain S State Mutual Congress ST. Tel Beverly R. Wood Amalgamated Copper Company A. H. Melin J. Thomas Reinhardt New Cumberland Ely Tig TM Vy Old Davis Daly Sere Nevada Raven Shawmut Ett Superior & Pitts Troy Mantan Union Copper NEW York Bonds Japan Ad's B&q RI & P Col Son UN Pac Cuba US Steel 2d D & RG Wabash Ist Erlep West Md W & LE Wis Cen State Mutual Building Grand Trunk Indorses Bryan Entertainments Tenident and Orient Kipling Desert Persia Arabia Salem Grand Parade Will Hill Baker Troupe Rae and Beneditto Free Circus Martland H. F. Blaney Johnnie McGuire Bamboo’ Sittle Sand Bumps Recreation Grounds Keith Clobe John Craig Co Nat Thurs Oxford Bowdoin King Philip Commercial Wharf Eastern Steamship Co International Division E. Laechler Union Wharf Gloucester and Cape Ann Central Wharf Foot State St Gloucester Merchant Mgr Boston & Gloucester S Boston & Northern Old Colony St. Ry. Co.'s Washington St Tel Nanaset Beach Pemberton Landing Nantasket Point Nantasket Peach G. P. Cushing NEW Line Enterprise Transportation Co P. O. Sq Van’s SS Point Bass Point Nahant Battery St Lincoln Wharf Richmond H. W. Barbour Down Town Winter St National League Today Auburndale the-Charles Coverent Norumbega Park Plymouth Or Son Ne - Haare Department, and Co. Lt. Ry. Co.'s Washington ,St Hough Trip NAVAL Passenger Department St. Ry. Co Providence
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