Dividend Delay Echoes Across Greene Consolidated Board
Greene Consolidated Copper Company directors defer dividend declaration on Tuesday, signaling the Greene-Cananea board will delay Thursday action as mining and smelting resume amid wage demands and a near concurrent fire. An oil industry pamphlet by M J O Shaughnessy traces petroleum from Drake’s 1859 discovery to modern Texas California and Mexico, with production data for 60 firms in the United States and Mexico. Two smelters of American Smelting & Refining Company show partial operation in Mexico. Monterey furnace blown in. Chihuatilla stacks active for over a week. Gataffield Consolidated reports June ore output of 26 555 tons worth 147 201 dollars. William B Laighton resigns as treasurer and director of Apsley Rubber Company.
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Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Greene-Cananea Board
M. J
Snoughnessy
Pine Street
New York City
O'Shaughnessy
Drake
Oil City
Penn
Texas
California
Mexico
Pamouilet
United States
O’shaughnessy
American Smelting & Refining Company
Monterey
Chihuatilla
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Vanessa
George Adelina
Pontiac
Jessie Costa
Commonwealth
del. Cabral
Helen B. Thomas
Jos. de Costa
Ignatius Bnos
Natalie J. Nelson
Warren Line
Sagamore
Hoosac Docks
Liverpool
Fenton
G. T. Schley
Woburn
W. Riley
Mary McCloy
J. C. Hartley
Robert Butterworth
W. B. Conant
Thomas Stock
Boston
Phyllis M. Rowell
Springfield
Mia
Mary P. Mynsbridge
Philadelphia
Frances M
Pauline F
Joan 3
Hichard L. Blackmore
Vancouver
B. C
Annetta
Sosua
San Domingo
Duris
Puerto Plata
David C. Lean
New York
Europe
White Star Line
Queenstown
Koln
Lloyd Line
Bremen
New Orleans
Dividends Declared by Major Corporations
A list of company dividend payments with rates and payable dates including American Bank Note Company Amparo Mining Boston Duck B F Goodrich Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Rail Road Charlestown Trust Eastern Steel Liggett Myers Merrimack Thorndike United Steel United Wire Supply with records dates and payment schedules.
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American Bank Note Company
Amparo Mining Company of
Mexico
Boston Duck Company
B. F. Goodrich Company
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Charlestown Trust Company
Eastern Steel Company
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Thorndike Company
United Steel Corporation
United Wire & Supply Company
Metal market notes show varied copper and tin pricing
Copper on the New York Metal Exchange was seen around 13.0 with weak spot quotes. tin held at 30.66 to 31.25 with 80.50 to 81.25 for related alloys. Lead remained quiet around 2 with little change while spelter stayed steady near 5.00 to 75.10 and iron showed no meaningful changes.
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New York
Ull
Cooligan’s
Alaska
At& SF
Baldwin
Beth Steel Teases
Bklyn RT
Roch & Pitts
Cal Pet Corp
Case J I Co Pf
Chi M& St
China Co A
Eleo Saeadees Eh Ui
Goodrich
Pia
Ins C Co
Inter
Inter-Met
Fk Fower Paper
BOW
Kay & Go Ist Bou
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & M
Lorillard
MontPower Co
Nat Lead Aeeree
Nevada
Nynhar
Y Ont & W
Nor Am
Nor Southern Ee
Nor Pac
Or & Wes Nn
South Pacific
the Texas Co
U Realty
Vr Kc& Asase
West
West Union
T&t
At&t
Ariecan Coun
Atchison
Bos
Os & Maine Onnee
Butte
Butte & Bup
Cal
Heels
Pacific
Acane
Asese
Chino
Pan Butte Ee
Edison Bleo
Aeeeee
General Eles
Hancock
Island Creek
Eeaeree
Kerr Lake
Keweenaw
Lake Copper
North
Old Colony North Lake
Shattuck-Aris
Union Pacific
Utah
Ashtabula
Ohio
Elgin
Ohi
All Shore Line
Amer Real Estate
Seewesees
Bath
Bangor R & Blec
Ccveese
Bangor & Aroos
Bangor & Aroos R BR
Eeeee Birm
Ala
Wat Co
Cseees Br
Butte Water
Weaee
Canton Elec
Thawte Cues
Colton Spring
Canton Akron Ry
Eeeseue
City
Austin
Tex
Dayton Lighting
Tee Wees
Denver UN
Ellicott Square
Wwe
Evansville
Elec Ry
Great West Pp
Tee
Guanajuato P & Elec
Ind & Col East Tract
Eee
Lackawanna P & L
Ccce
Lewis Aug & Wyville Ry
Lewis Bruns & Bath Ry
Lynn & Boston Ry
Merchants’ H & L
Ccccce
Mid State Tel
Munele (Ind) Water
Niagara Lock & Ont P
Omaha Council Bluffs Ry
Ogdens & Lake Champ Ry
Neumatic Seales Corp
St Joseph (Mo) Water
Swift & Co
Lb & P
Vincennes
Ind
Wichita
Kan
York Haven
Am Glue
aAm Invest Sec
Arlington Mills
Ste Wee
Pub Util
Berlin Mills
Bangor Ry & Elec
Bangor Blec
Central Maine Power Eens
Coal Lands Securities
Coastwise Transportation
Dayton P . . Nee
Draper Company
Oee
Ce & T Fairbanks Co
Great Falls Mfg
Houston of
dInter Educa Pub
Inter Textbook
Ene
Lewis A & W't
dMarcont Wireless
Mich
M State
Waltham
Wamsutia
Mills Watch
Douglas Shoe
Cri&prr
Tokyo
C & West
Canalise
Col & So
Naver
Seecee
Pitts
C & St
Bros Dc
Cumberland
Estes
Nyc
Swens Dent
Detroit Bison
Stee Roch &P Me
Seab Air L
Hud & Man
Ann Arbor
Armour & Co
Aie
Indiana
Balt & O Pl
Balt & O
Sendiss Kan Guy So
Bet Steel
Beth Steel Rig
St Louis
Seenee
Sean
Ron Isld
Tenn CI & RR
Cal Gas & Elec
Bisse Texas Co
Cvt
Unifiec
Mina’ & St
Aeee Steers Union Pac
Gen Pacific
Seeeee Union Pac
Sharp recovery after opening break in market news
The report notes a sharp recovery after the opening break with more reassuring war news. It cites continued gold export movement and general price recovery as grains show violent fluctuations and market volume remains heavy.
Market Highlights Yesterday and Year to Date
Readings show total sales in New York at 809200 shares and Boston at 42411 shares with Reading leading New York activity at 92200 shares and Alaska top in Boston at 6801. Year to date New York sold 45194200 shares and Boston 3208846 choices. Comparisons reveal last year totals and notable gains and losses for Texaco Now Haven Byffle Rochester & Pittsburg and bank. Interest rates moved with call money in New York up to 5 percent and Boston 5 percent with time money similarly rising across both cities.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Alaska
Texaco Co
Reichsmarks i
Guilders
America
Europe
Bank of England
New York Market Sees Mixed Fortunes Amid European Turmoil
In July trading, New York stocks showed uneven movement as London and Berlin market turmoil dampened activity. Canadian Pacific led gains with German buyers backing, while foreign markets suspended business and bond activity fluctuated. Total U S sales stood around 200 000 shares under the prior session with par value about 3 275 000.
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London
Berlin
Frankfort
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Vienna
Madrid
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Russia
United States
Local Market Opens Active With Severe Stock Breaks
The Boston market opened with heightened activity and widespread losses across securities. Hayden Stone issues led declines, while Boston & Maine United Fruit and United Shoe fell sharply before a rally as New York support steadied prices. War news offered the only offsetting factor, with copper quoted near 13 1/4 cents in London and trading remaining brisk at session close.
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Boston
Hayden- Stone
Alaska
Butte & Superior
Chino
Pond Creek
Boston & Maine
United Fruit
Telephone
United Shoe
New York
London
London market slides and bank support trim losses
Declines in the London market pushed prices to new lows in early trading before banks stepped in to support quotes. Stocks recovered to hold gains, though the day remained feverish with heavy volume. Wheat and flour prices jumped on a world market scare, while railroad shares posted new lows amid 1918–era pressures. Bridging figures show Amalgamated near Steel on dividend signals and Bank of England rate expectations rose.
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London
Amalgamated
Bond Market Notice From Local Exchange
Fragmentary OCR shows bond market data with prices and letters but lacks clear entities or context. The readable bits suggest bond prices and identifiers but the record cannot confirm full items or actors.
Flying the Atlantic in Grahame White's Sunday Post piece
The article by Claude Grahame-White in the Sunday Post Magazine showcases bold aviation feats over the Atlantic. It highlights the era’s pioneering pilots, technical challenges, and public fascination with transatlantic flight.
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Claude Grahame-White
Next Sunday Post
Wilson reassures merchants on anti trust program
President Wilson, addressing a delegation of large wholesale businessmen in Washington on June 29, defended the administration anti trust drive. He said he aimed to end an era of suspicion by enacting what the community moral judgment says should be there and insisted the government is not running amuck.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
President Wilson discusses trust bills with wholesalers
President Wilson outlines his stance on the Clayton and Trade Commission anti trust bills to wholesalers and says he will present their suggestions to Senate committees. He argues the era of suspicion should end and that the administration aims to clear questions and restore business confidence. He met Detroit manufacturer Hugh Chalmers who agreed with the general aims and predicted prosperity once uncertainty subsides.
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Wilson
Senate
Hugh Chalmers
Detroit
Bond bids and awards across New England towns in August
Chicopee Methuen Northampton New Bedford Winthrop Melrose and other cities announce bid deadlines and results for municipal bonds and loans. Hawaii bonds approved by President Wilson with public sale planned. Lowell bids for revenue notes and Biddeford street and sidewalk bonds also scheduled.
Cotton Markets July 29 Liverpool
Liverpool reports cotton market activity for July 29 with price ranges and trading notes. Market observers note demand shifts and regional fluctuations affecting shipments and prices in the port area.
Charlestown Trust Plans 11 Percent Quarterly Dividend
The Charlestown Trust Company will pay its regular quarterly dividend of 11 percent on August 1. The company expects to occupy a new building at City Square on about November 1.
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Charlestown Trust Company
City Square
Fishermen supply flood of fresh fish at the pier
A fleet of 18 groundfishermen two swordfishermen and five mackerel netters supplied the fish trade with abundant fresh fish at the pier. The mackerel fleet included the Saladi Pythian Lois H Corkum Mary Ruth and Mary Christina with thousands of tinkers and large and salted mackerel. Swordfish were landed by the Mildred Harrie Thelman and the George Adelina.
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Saladi
Pythian
Lois H. Corkum
Mary Ruth
Mary Christiana
Dory
Mildred
Harrie
Thelman
George Adelina
Haddock
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed from Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list numerous steamers and schooners arriving and sailing from Newport News Norfolk Baltimore and other East Coast ports. Vessels named include Franconia Sagamore Fern Annetta Durie Prince Arthur Kinney Governor Cobb and many others with towage and barge movements noted.
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Franconia
Miller
Liverpool
Queenstown
Sagamore
Fern Liverpool
Annetta
Durie
Prince Arthur
Kinney
V. S
Crewell
New York
H. F. Dimock
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Bangor
Hawsthorne
Bath
Belfast
Brown
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Gast
Reliance
Morrisman
Newburyport
Annie
Trahan
Salmon River
Arthur J. Parker
Smith
St. N. B
Es Brewer
Foster
Angers Ivette
Mary B. Lynch
Robbins
Stonington
Prince Arthur Gry
Yarmouth
Ortland
Richmond
Norfolk
Georgetown
Dorchester
Newport News
Baltimore
Seaconner
Melrose
Sewall’s Point
Suffolk
Eureka
Swich
Herbert Newburyport
W. H. Moody
Rockport
Vansng Ae . Scully
Governor Ie
Sea King
Sewall's Point
Charles P. Greenough
Irene
Grace
Perth Amboy
Manchester
South Amboy
Saco
Honeybrook
Port Johnson
Salem
Mercury
Stow
Albany
Charles T. Gallagher
Tamanend
Philadelphia
Scituate
Robert Pettis
Westport
Fannie F. Hall
Bangor
Itasca
Boston Press Club Outing to Nantasket Beach Tonight
The Boston Press Club will hold its annual mid summer outing at Nantasket Beach. Members meet at Bowes wharf to board a special steamer at 6 p m for an hour sail down the harbor. They will land at Nantasket for dinner and a cabaret show at the Napeli.
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Boston Press Club
Nantasket Beach
Bowes Wharf
Nantasket
Napeli
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Interborough
W.l.raymond & CO
Congress Street
Halsey & Co., Inc
Kork
Chiesizo
Jones & Baker
Island Creek Coal Company
Island Creek Coal Com
Common Capital
William B. Laighton
The
Apsley Mubber Company
Metal Markets
New York Market
Boston Stocks
Calaveras
Davis Daly
Goldfield Ig
Humboldt
Ewe Eweeee
la Rose
Seer Ee
Mines Co of
Seer
Riker
Vee Tewart
Industrials
Senewe
Riker & Wseeee
Prof & Gap Ae
West End
NY City
Standard Oil
Atlantic Refining Correveseewees
Swan & Fine
Union Tank
Satcaatee
Sewanes
Ae Stard Ofes Es
Coccacs Es Ccs Cevens
Money Markets
Pril
Wne -Jdune
State Street
Leiter
New England
Chicago
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Massachusetts Electric Cos
Bay State Street Railway Company
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Steel Corporation
Reais M
Bross. A Bissies
Iossrevee
Gori
Boas
Pao
Weston
West Electric
Nate Wort
National Shawmut Bank
Boylston National Bank
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Manufacturinge
Waltham Bleachery & Seas
Merrimack Manufacturing Co, Furnace Co
Merchants National Bank
Merchants National Bank of Newseeee
Ween Ee Tae
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Tyer Rubber Co
Druid Gold Mining Co
Colonial Diamond Mining Co
Chicopee
Mass
Methuen
R. L. Day & Co
N. W. Harris & Co. and Merrill, Oldham & Co
Northampton
New Bedford
R. I. Day & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Winthrop
First Ward National Bank
Massachusetts Trustonan and Loring, Tolman & Tup
Treasury Department
Lowell
Biddeford
Mch
Charlestown Trust CO
Wpeg
Cunard Line
Laconia
Fishguard
Cleveland
Filler
Plymouth
England
Boulogne
Roseric
Calcutta
Colombo
Shipping News
Sept. Senate
Wena
Ewne
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
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