Markets Show Firm Undertone With Volume Details
Market figures indicate a firm undertone with 204000 shares traded overall. U S Steel leads New York activity at 61200 shares while Alaska Gold shows strong Boston demand at 2875 shares. Year to date total sales show New York at 50925000 and Boston at 3113484, versus last year’s pace. Greatest gains appear for U S Alcohol pref in New York and Boston & Maine in Boston, with notable losses for Hock Valley and Boston & Albany among others. Call and time money rates are listed for both New York and Boston.
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Boston
New York
U. S. Steel
Alaska Gold
U. S
Hock Valley
Boston & Maine
Union Pacific
Boston & Albany
Calumet & Hecla
Chicago Junction
New York stocks extend rise amid mixed volume
Improved stocks carried gains from Amalgamated Copper United States Steel Union Pacific and Reading while overall volume dimmed. Copper prices rose to just over 15 cents a pound and Bank of England bought most South African gold. late session declines trimmed early advances across miners rails and oils.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Inited States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Boston
Steel
Eastern Railway
Southwestern
Canadian Pacific
Soo
Theoiies
American Feet Sugar
Harvest
Jondon
Hrice
Bank of England
Sierra Pacific Electric Declares Preferred Dividend
Sierra Pacific Electric Company declares a quarterly preferred dividend of 1.50 per share for holders on the close of business July 19, 1918, payable to August 1, 1912, with transfer agents listed.
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Island Creek Coal Company
W. Batchelder
Sierra Pacific Electric Company
Ebster
Local Market Shows Firm Tone on Metal Outlook
Boston July 28 The local market stays firm as favorable metal outlook lifts shares. Pond Creek Coal bonds rise to 107, Alaska Gold reaches 19, Boston Elevated closes at 93 up three points, with Boston & Maine at 6511/4 and Lake stocks muted awaiting strike settlement.
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Boston
Pond Creek
Butte & Superior
Alaska Gold
Boston & Maine
Las
Alaska
Allouesz
Pheu
Amoskeag
Anaconis Ae
Arena Com
Atchison
al Gulf
al Gulf of
Bos Elevated
Bos & Alba
Bos & Cor Ip
Bos & Maine
Boute & Sup
Cal & Arizona
Fitchburg
Franklin
McKiwain Isl
Miami
Nevada
Ty Roe
Boston curb activity highlights metals stocks
The market showed moderate movement with Mexican Metals leading among prominent issues. Mexican Metals traded 14 shares, opening at 57 cents, peaking higher before closing at 53 cents. Butte and London Development opened at 29 cents and fell to 27 cents as fluctuations continued.
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Butte & London Development
Corbin Copper
Mexican Metals
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Butte & London
Calaveras
Corbin
Davis Daly
Eagle & Blue Bell
First National
Hollinger Aaeaee
Houghton
Majestic
McKin D
Oneco
South Lake
State Street Topics Prices Hit New Highs On Market Rally
Prices rose to new highs led by Steel and railroad stocks as union Pacific Amalgamated and other leaders reached top levels in six weeks. The market improved for six of seven sessions while dividends and bond issues raised concerns about earnings and future yields for New Haven and other issuers.
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United Light & Railways Co
Moors & Cabot
Devonshire St
Boston
Maas
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Mineralized Drill Cut Through Porphyry Bearing Ore Shows
Manager St Clair of Lion Hill Consolidated Mines reports drilling near Hanginwall drift encountered chloride ore with stringers at the bottom. ore from the Gladstone Incline and Hanginwall drift is shipped. Alaska copper in June reached 2,203,181 pounds, six months total 8,505,822 pounds. Annual production expected in 1913 likely below 40 million pounds. Guarantee Trust Co of Boston formed with 250000 capital to handle real estate, incorporators William C. Craig Louis W. Reycroft Howard Y. Stearns. J N Spear resigns from Boston Consolidated Gas directorate. Albert E Justice to join J W Bowen & Co August 1.
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St. Clair
Lion Hill Consolidated Mines Company
Gladstone
Hangingwall
Alaska
Guarantee Trust Company of
Boston
Ufe of Corporation
William C. Craig
Medford
Louis W. Reycroft
Arlington
Howard Y. Stearns
East
Bond Auction Highlights and Failing Bid Details
Shaver Mest and Estabrook & Co. awarded 15000 in bonds with 444% terms. Other bidders included Harris, Day, Blodget, Curtis, Merrill, Oldham, and Raymond. Panama items show a 2% registered bond due 1136 sold at 6 and 95 to 96. Temporary Pennsylvania freight equipment certificates and other certificates are noted amid unclear OCR text.
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Shaver, Mest, Bee
Estabrook & Co
N. . Harris & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Blodget & Co
Curtis & Banger, Merrill, Oldham & Co
W. L. Raymond & Co
Panama
Bond market shows limited activity amid steady tone
United States government bonds saw weak bidding with a 44 point decline noted, yet overall market sentiment remained firm as traders kept a cautious stance and bids declined only modestly.
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United States
Bolparkmena
Mode Clare
Stock Excern Reports Weekend and Yearly Sales Figures
Total sales reached 1.616 million, up from 701 thousand Saturday and 1.531 million last week. Yearly comparison shows 1.539 million a year ago. From January 1 to date, sales total 32.077 million versus 41.683 million year ago.
New Haven Railroad Probe Seeks Sherman Act Prosecution
Federal investigators from the Department of Justice press a Sherman act case against the New Haven railroad after a recent management reorganization. Special attorneys T. W. Gregory and Jesse C. Adkins arrived at the Hotel Bellevue to continue an extensive inquiry.
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New Haven
Department of Justice
T. W. Gregory
Jesse C. Adkins
Federal Department
Hotel
Bellevue
Calendar for Today Dividends Payable List
Calendar notes dividends payable by Amer District Teleg, N J 1 percent and Michigan Southern 6 percent plus Central 3 percent. Midwest Oil Co 2 percent. Ex dividend references common and preferred at 144 percent on 7 81 and 2 percent on 6 14. Books do not close.
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Amer District Teleg
N. J
Michigan Southern
Tee Ieen C Central
Midwest Oil Co
Dividends Declared By Regional Rail and Consolidated Firms
A set of notices indicates dividends declared by La Rose Consolidated and related railway and recovery companies. Records show a 24 percent quarterly payout with standard stock records, payable to stockholders of record on specified dates.
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la Rose
Paya
Ated Railway Company
T . Li
Aig T
Awok
Agi
New Haven Plans Partial Separation of Management and Finances
The article outlines steps toward separating financial control from the New Haven system while leaving overall authority with the board. It notes plans to create an auditing department under Howard Elliott and to divide directors into committees for finance, public relations, equipment, and contracts. Theodore N. Vail would head finance and George von L. Meyer PR.
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Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Mellen
Bar Harbor
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Howard Elliott
New York
McReynolds
Elliott
Theodore N. Vail
George von L. Meyer
Boston Man Sails for Algiers to Boost North Africa Trade
Boston advertising counsellor C. Brewer Smith sails tomorrow on the Kaiser Franz Joseph for Algiers to pursue new commerce lines with North Africa. He notes American goods entering Algerian markets and a growing trade with Brazil while Algiers remains largely French controlled. Smith aims to secure U S agency presence and funding for American advertising advances.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
South America
North Africa
C. Brewer Smith
Boston
Algiers
America
France
Brazil
Smith
Edward Abeles Headlines at Keiths in He Tried to Be Nice
Edward Abeles stars in a vaudeville week at Keiths with Charlotte Lander in Grant Stewart's He Tried to Be Nice. The program features Francis Yates, E Jack Hazzard reminiscences, McDevitt Kelly Lucy in The Piano Movers, Frankie Wood Bunne in Good Night, Six Indians acrobatics, Cromwells juggling, Dorothy Kenton with banjo, Gordon Ricker cycling, and the Pathe Weekly current events in motion pictures.
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Keith’s
Charlotte Lander
Grant Stewart
Francis Yates
E. Jack Hazzard
McDevitt
Kelly
Lucy
Frankie Wood
Bunne
Cromwells
Dorothy Kenton
Gordon Ricker
Pathe Weekly
Medford Boulevard Presents New Musical Comedy
A new musical comedy by Matthew Ott is staged this week at the Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre. Large attendance yesterday applauded performers with evident approval as laughter filled the show. Strong performances by John C. Dickens Louise Sanford Kittie Glascoe Mary Floyd John Glasco Harry Hollis Chester Taylor Emma Fay Daisy Mosher Elsie Hurter Maud Russell Etta Russell and Frances Penfield drew praise.
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Matthew Ott
Medford Boulevard
John C. Dickens
Louise Sanford
Kittie Glascoe
Mary Floyd
John Glasco
Harry Hollis
Chester Taylor
Emma Fay
Daisy Mosher
Elsie Hurter
Maud Russell
Etta Russel
Frances Penfield
Globe Theatre bill features The Three Martins and vaudeville acts
The Globe Theatre presents an excellent bill headlined by the Three Martins comedy acrobats. Also appearing are Rube Willis with fiddle, Carson and Brown, the little dancers Jack and Mabel Price in a blackface novelty, Ollie Warwick the singing comedienne, and a Boston news reel with Pathe Weekly world events.
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Three Martins
Rube Willis
Carson and Brown
Jack and
Mabel Price
Ollie Warwick
Comedienne
Boston
Pathe
Lexington Park at the Rustic Theatre Week Card
The Rustic Theatre in Lexington Park features the American Trumpeter Trio in a musical act, Collins and Cole two Irish comedians, Billie James the singing comedienne, and a selection of fine motion pictures this week.
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Lexington Park
Collins and Cole
Bille James
Comedienne
Dorothy Bradford Sails Delight Provincetown Tourists
The big iron steamship Dorothy Bradford ferries happy crowds to Provincetown with daily trips from Bay Line wharf at 400 Atlantic Avenue starting at 9 a.m. Enjoyable deep sea excursions along the New England coast are highlighted by this Bay Line service from Provincetown.
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Provincetown
New England
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Paragon Park Presents Week of Stage and Sea Sights
Paragon Park offers varied amusements and the Palm Garden cabaret with nonstop entertainment. This week features Mighty Mite the 90 pound trapezist Vera Sabrina new tango and turkey trot acts Martin and Fabrini Dolly Clifford the Pendleton sisters Art Spaulding Marie Camilla Edna Leader Louise Laurie the Rampollie trio the Guatemala Marimba Serenaders and Mace Gay's Military band.
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Palm Garden
Vera Sabrina
Martin and
Fabrini
Dolly Clifford
Pendleton Sisters
Art Spaulding
Marie Camilla
Edna Leader
Louise Laurie
Rampollie
Guatemala
Mace Gay
Norumbega Park Green Summer Splendor With Vaudeville
Boston amusement site Norumbega Park displays mid-summer splendor with natural beauty an open air vaudeville theatre program and the scenic ride along Newton Boulevard adding to the attractions.
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Norumbega Park
Newton Boulevard
Illustrated lectures at Tremont Temple next week
Arthur B. Price will present illustrated talks in Tremont Temple each afternoon and evening next week. Topics include Africa Scotland Holland Old Nuremberg and the Dalmatian Coast with last evening’s discourse on Italy.
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Tremont Temple
Africa
Scotland
Holland
St James Theatre Bill Delights Patrons With Diverse Acts
St James Theatre manager Loew has lined an attractive program featuring the Morrissey Trio, Musette the violiniste, Evers Wisdom and company with Rageballitis, Seven Picchianni Troupe, Clipper Quartet, Aveling and Lloyd, photo plays, and Loew's Weekly, pleasing all who attended.
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Loew's Weekly
Shubert Theatre Opens Season With Kiss Me Quick
The Shubert Theatre begins its season next Monday evening August 4 with Philip Bartholomae's farce Kiss Me Quick. Helen Lowell leads a carefully selected company as the seat sale opens this morning.
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Shubert Theatre
Philip Bartholomae
Helen Lowell
Tremont Theatre Presents 75th Boston Showing of Quo Vadis
Tremont Theatre tonight hosts the 75th Boston performance of the Skleine-Cines photo drama Quo Vadis. The familiar tale and its dramatic episodes have impressed Boston citizens, with each presentation well attended as Mr Nash plays organ music for the narrative.
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Skleine-Cines
Tremont Theatre
Nash
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents Merry Maids Carnival
The Bowdoin Square Theatre hosts a 40 member Merry Maids troupe led by Violet Mascotte delivering wholesome wit and carnival fun. Notable acts include Two Italian Counts by De Grace and De Paul, The Seven Harmonizing Kids, and Eddie Markee with the McCarvers. Leo Feist Trio performs songs. moving pictures feature educational and melodramatic subjects.
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Buster Bandy
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Faustina
Eva Walker
Elsie Reed
Arline Joy
Babe Evans
Meredith Wagner
Pearl Lester
Daisy Gallagher
Mildred Taylor
de Grace
de Paul
McCarvers
Eddie Markee
Leo Feist
Bass Point Excur s and Revere Landing Ocean Ballroom Popular
The piece notes aBass Point harbor trip appeal and broad dining options along the coastline. It highlights the ocean ballroom at Revere Landing as a perennial favorite for visitors and locals seeking refreshments after seaside excursions.
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Bass Point
Revere Landing
Suffragette Plot Against King Reported in London
Police received word of a suffragette plot against King George. A large delegation marched from the East End to Holloway prison in support of Sylvia Pankhurst. Violent speeches, revolvers fired, windows smashed, and arrests followed amid widespread disorder.
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London
Daily Sketch
George
East End
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New England Railroads Face Leadership Turnover
In Portsmouth New Hampshire debate centers on Howard Elliott becoming head of the Boston and Maine while critics warn against altering New England management. A director notes Mellen policy ended with his resignation and argues Byrnes favored open policy and public outreach, urging retained New England leadership.
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New Haven
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Timothy E. Byrnes
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New England Lines
Bond investment urged by bankers as timely buys
Banking houses urge the public to buy high grade bonds as income yields reach their largest in a generation. A series starting July 30 will compare prices and yields over 20 years and discuss factors affecting the bond market amid subscriber rent demands.
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