Sharp Recovery in Prices of Stock
The market showed a sharp recovery with New York and Boston totals and gains in several issues. MissourI Pacific and General Electric led advances while St J G I 1st prof and Boston & Lowell fell. call and time money rates fluctuated as investors awaited further developments and crop prospects to guide prices.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Missouri Pacific
General Electric
Boston & Lowell
Rock Island
Southern Railway Preferred
Steel Corporation
Ely
Rawhide Coal
A. H. MacKenzie & CO. Stock Brokers Tel
State Street
Gossip of the Street on dividends and stock notes
The column reports Consolidated Gas will maintain a 4 percent dividend despite surplus growth since 1909. It also tracks Union Pacific reaching 20 percent, dipping to 152 1/4, and ending near 156 1/2. It discusses American Hide and Leather preferred stock and notes overcapitalization and impending capital reorganization, with claims of bondholder-led management.
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George B. Cortelyou
Union Pacific
Copper firm board considers stock cut and reorganizatio
At a Calaveras Copper Company meeting directors elected Oliver Ames Samuel Carr Lothrop Ames and Gilmer Clapp. They weigh reducing capital from 1,000,000 to 500,000 shares while keeping par at 5 dollars. Treasury would hold over 100,000 shares after the cut to fund production and protect public holders. Also Butte & Superior shareholders back President Weblin's plan cutting capitalization from 1,200,000 to 250,000 par 10 with 1,000,000 in 6 percent bonds convertible at 2 0 and retirement of 500,000 8 percent bonds. Auction results showed Merrimack Mfg off 5 to 49 1 4 Arlington Mills and Hamilton Mfg off 60 to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaveras Copper Company
Oliver Ames
Samuel Carr
Lothrop Ames
Gilmer Clapp
Butte & Superior
Weblin
Copper Output Curtailed Cites Market Revival in Local Stock Notes
Local market shows improved tone as London cables indicate progress toward restricting copper output with major producers like Guggenheim and Ryan backing the plan. Amalgamated and North Butte rise, while Boston’s N L Amster speaks of weathering heavy gases and anticipates price gains. 2000 Butte workers laid off amid curtailment talks.
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London
Amalgamated
North Butte
Butte
Daniel Guggenheim
MacNeill
Utah Copper Company
John D. Ryan
Guggenheims
Boston
Amalgamated Copper declares dividend for 1910
At a July 21 1910 board meeting Amalgamated Copper Company declared a dividend of one half of one percent payable August 29 1910 to stockholders of record at 12 noon on July 30 1910. Signed H Melin secretary and treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
Yelock Noon
H. Melin
Boston Market Stock and Bond Market Review
The Boston Market reports trading in bonds and stocks on July 27 including price movements, total sales, and comparisons with the previous close, summarizing market activity and notable shifts across the session.
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Boston
Champion Copper Champion Copper
Advert for cash purchase of a large block of 109 000 shares at six cents per share. Confidential communications. Attorney contact listed as KEK 508 in the Post.
Bond market notes from Massachusetts issues and bids
Hyde Park awards 22500 four percent school bonds dated May 2 1910 maturing 2000 annually 1911 18 500 in 1914 and 1000 annually 1914 29 to E H Rollins Sons at 100 166 The Winthrop treasurer accepts bids until 10 50 am Aug 3 for 20000 four percent water bonds dated Jan 1 1910 payable 2000 annually 1921 30 No bids received Lawrence temporary loan 150000 maturing Feb 6 1911 Quincy awards 56825 41 2 percent consolidated miscellaneous bonds to E H Rollins Sons at 102 176 Treasurers bid deadline noon July 28 for 35000 temporary loan maturing March 15 1911.
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Eneruly
High Point
AGIOS
Hyde Park
Mass
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Winthrop
Quincy
Wwe
I Sugar & T
OOB & O
Beth Steel Eee
Bklyn RT
BER Pitts
Can Pacific
CC & Ss L
DSS & A
Erie
Ae Ag Eee Ewes
Towa Central
Louis Nash
Albany & Sus
Agricul Chem
Tel & Tel
Do L & N Col
Eait & Ohio Pr
Do Southwest
Do Pit
LE & W Va
Brook Rapid Trans Co
Buff, Roch & Pitts
Cent of Georgia
Do 3d Inc
Cent Pac Ist
Bur & Qy
Chie Gas L & Ore
Mit & St P
I Ch & Ae
R I & Pace
Col & South
del & Hud Cony
Ewe Ee
Distillers
Hudson Co Gas
Illinois Centref
Eese Oey
Interbor RT
TRG
Inter Mar
Lake Shore
Louis & Nash
St Ry
Big N
R & Nay
San An & Ar
South Pac
Sony Ist
Union Pac
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Westing Bl & Mfg
Rene
West Shore
Ener
US of Mexico
SNY City
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
A list of recent dividend declarations includes Stevens Manufacturing Co 1 percent quarterly with date July 27 United Bank Note Co 1 percent quarterly common Aug 15 record Aug 1 Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway Co 1 percent quarterly preferred Sept 1 record Aug 10 Lawrence Gas Co semi annual 4 dollars Aug 1 record July 22 Thorndike Mills Co semi annual 5 percent Aug 1 record July 27 Cordis Mills Co semi annual 5 percent Aug 1 record July 27 Boston Duck Co semi annual 6 1/2 percent Aug 1 record July 27 Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Co semi annual 8 percent preferred Aug 15 record Aug 5 and semi annual 2 percent common Aug 15 record Aug 5
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Stevens Manufacturing Co
United Bank Note Co
Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway Co
Lawrence Gas Co
Thorndike Mills Co
Cordis Mills Co
Boston Duck Co
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Co
Union Pacific Earnings Statements 1909 1910
Earnings figures show the Union Pacific system with 12 months gross of 90,228,092 and net of 40,028,880. Reported totals include 7,508,955 for some period and 3,200,689 as another line item, with 6,864,177 and 78,750,461 as additional figures.
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Massachusetts Electric Cos
Boston curb market shows bullish power lifts prices
The curb market yesterday reflected strong bullish momentum with widespread liquidation pushing prices down to vulnerable levels. Ely Central advanced to 80 cents from 57, Calaveras hit a new high at 101 4, and gains were seen across the list with detailed fluctuations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Central
Calaveras
Calendar for today dividends payable Osceola Consolidated
Osceola Consolidated declares dividends payable today with $4 per share. Books open for Westinghouse Electric.
Summer Stage brings women’s suffrage play to Majestic Theatre
Boston theater listings note Miss Charlotte Hunt and company perform The Man's Game at the Majestic with suffrage leaders in attendance. Other acts include Bingville Bugle at American Music Hall, Charles Marks’ 3,000,000 musical, The Maid of Mystery at Keith's, The Merry Widow at Majestic, and a strong vaudeville and cinema bill across venues.
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Charlotte Hunt
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Majestic
Newton Newkirk
American Music Hall
Lindsay Morison Stock Company
Sunday Post
Colonial Theatre
Charles Marks
Musical Corporation
Juliet
May Boley
Louis Simon
Mark Smith
Dorothy Brenner
George Lydecker
Carolyn Gordon
Frances Alain
George Barbier
Arthur Conrad
Julia Eastman
Georgie Olp
Grace Griswold
Abbott Adams
George Romaine
Keith's
Laura Burt and
Sammy Watson
Barnyard Circus
Merry Widow
Mansfield Brothers
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Kennedy
Mack
Claude
Marion Cleveland
Walsh and Smith
Will Campbell
Jack O’donnell
Jimmie Maxwill
Globe
Norumbega Park
Dodge
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
King Philip
Edward Dixon
Wonderland
Matt Henson
North Pole
Bass Point
Lynn and Haverhill Divide Doubleheader
Haverhill split a doubleheader with Lynn, winning the first 3 to 0 and losing the second 3 to 2 after 14 innings. Abbott starred in the opener. the nightcap was a pitching duel between Haynes and McCorrey, with late drama and a winning run as the game ended in Lowell's favor.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Abbott
Haynes
McCorrey
Lawrence
Pond
Lowell
Cassidy
Brockton
New England Lowell Ninth Inning Play Ends Short
In Lowell on July 27, the ninth inning produced a tense moment with two outs and Magee at third as Huston delivered a short hit, shaping the late finish of the game.
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New England
Lowell
Magee
Huston
Lawrence Shut Out 8-0 by Fall River in Poor Fielding
Fall River outbatted Lawrence 8 to 7 but benefited from fielding miscues. Scoring highlights include a three-base hit by Hicks, two stolen bases by Weaver and McIntyre, and a double play by Bowcock, Weaver, and McIntyre. Bedient allowed four walks and struck out six, Hicks two. Time 1h 48m. Umpires O'Brien and Rorty.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Cain
Foulke
Fleming
Coulter
Daum
Logan
Boyle
Cargo
Anderson
Hagan
Haynes
McCorrey
Connelly and Whitney
Cassidy
Lynn Haverhill
P E. BH
A.E. Coulter
Sds Ces O Burg
Moore
Wal'ce
R. F
Oulke
O\Merrill
Ec. F
Flem'g
Metz
Ande
Man’g
C. F
Abbott
McTighe
Lynn Settee
Burg
Wallace
MicTighe
Connolly and
Whitney
Fall River
Butler
Weaver
Bertwistle
Perkins
Hicks
Miller
McIntyre
Krueger
Noyes
Bowcock
Bow
Lawrence
Bedient
Kyle
Ainsmith
Ihb
Messrs
O’brien and
Rorty
Speed Boys and Highlanders vie for pennant pace in heated series
Duffeys columnist notes both Patsy Donovan and Stallings squads chase the second spot as New York visitors stay competitive despite injuries. Criger impresses on Highlander coaching lines while fans hail his earlier Boston glory. Connie Mack argues pennant feuds may spur quits and Sheppard chases Lunghi’s half mile record with old times hoped to return.
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Speed
Highlanders
Patsy Donovan
Stallings
Lou Criger
Boston
Criger
Gardner Out Of Tourney In Western Golf Championship
Hinsdale national champion Robert A. Gardner was eliminated in the second round at Minikahda Club by Warren K. Wood as Charles Evans Jr retains his Western champion status after beating Kenneth P. Edward by six up and five to play. Paul Hunter's Midlothian upset by C T Jaffray surprised the field amid other match results including Albert Seckel and R E Hunter advancing.
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Minneapolis
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
Minikahda Club
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
Gardner
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Evans
Kenneth P. Edward
Midlothian
Paul Hunter
Cc. T. Jaffray
Albert Seckel
W. H. Diddell
Indianapolis
R. E. Hunter
L. W. Kinnear
Detroit
W. E. Clow, Jr
Onwentsia
H. B. Lee
Harry Legg
Minikahda
W. I. Howland, Jr
Glenview
H. B. Heyburn
Louisville
Mason E. Phelps
Knabe Breaks Finger in New York Philadelphia Game
Otto Knabe Philadelphia second baseman broke a finger on his right hand in the fifth inning while stopping a ball thrown by Charley Dooin during the New York game in New York. The injury occurred today.
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New York
Otto Knabe
Knabe
Charley Dooin
Atlantic Gulf Report May 1910 Income Account
The income account of the Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Co for May 1910 shows operating revenue of 1 546 459 and operating outgoes of 1 090 865. After deductions including interest on underlying bonds and sinking fund the income totals 91 415.
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Atlantic, Gulf
Atlantic
Norton the Star Driver Dominates Readville Matinee
At Readville track yesterday the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston staged a matinee in straight heats. George Norton won two of four races defeating Pauline the Bingen filly, The Mason, and Alice Binger with Ned Norton in a Class D trotting event. Time 2:38 and 2:30.
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Gentlemen’s Driving, Club of
Boston
Readville Track
George Norton
Mr. Leonard
Bingen
Pauline
Mason
Mason, By Allcewood, and Mr. Johnson’s Three-Year-Old Filly Alice Bingen
Ned Norton
B. c
Alice Binger
B. F
George Johnson
Alondra
Mack Mack
George A. Graves
W. D. Hunt
the Mason
Ool Pauline
George Leonard
the Alderman
H H
A. H H. Parker
Haster
Bik. m
Charles Sanders
Wolgast and Packey McFarland Eye New Orleans Labor Day Card
In New Orleans promoters plan a 20 round bout between Ad Wolgast and Packey McFarland for Labor Day. Tommy Walsh of the New Orleans Athletic Club offers a $10,000 purse to the fighters amid the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ad Wolgast
Packey McFarland
Tommy Walsh
New Orleans Athletic Club
La Bell Cup Race Postponed to 1911 Season
A. W. Finlay owner of the 18 footer Dorchen Tr. agrees with the Cleveland Y. C. to postpone the Dorchen versus Bonitno match race for the La Bell Cup until the 1911 season. The races were slated for Marblehead next month.
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A. W. Finlay
Cleveland Y. C
Bonitno
Marblehead
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AONE
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Hamilton Mfg. Co
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