Many Stocks Attain New High Records In Yesterday's Markets
A market roundup notes total sales of 1 483 500 shares in New York and 82 388 in Boston. The most active New York issue was steel common at 229 000 shares while in Boston Mass Consolidated led with 12 071 shares. Major gains and losses feature Del Lack West and General Electric in New York and Steel preferred and Mass Consolidated in Boston. Call money ranges 17 8 percent in New York and 2 to 31 2 percent in Boston with time money 21 4 to 33 4 percent New York and 31 2 to 41 2 percent Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Mass Consolidated
Del
Lack, & West
General Elec
Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Chicago Junction
NY &N
United Fruit
Western Tel & Tel Ss
Atchison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
New Haven
Ola Colony
Rutland
Wo Union P
West End
Adventure
Enee
Allouez Ee
Oe Holl
Centennial Sen Ee O
Consol Mercur Oe
Daly West
Thy
Franklin
Granby Sane Pee Gos
Greene Cananea
la Salle Eevee Ene
Mexico
Parrott
Shannon
Eae
Superior Tee
Trinity Aoe
United Copy Ae
Utah Consol Sae
Utah
Victoria
Setae O O
Wyandot
Wollaston
Georgia
Seattle Klee
United Lruit Vt
United Shoe
Gorky
Veesedow
Westinghouse
Soly
Atlantic
Boston Consol Batopilas
Boston Corbin
Dominion Tron
East Butte
Giroux Weet
North Lake Sis
Swift & Co Penge
SSO
Superior & Boston
Superior & 14
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Agricultural
Amer
Amer Car & FE
Amer le Securities
Agis Do Pref
Amer Sugar “Refn
Tees
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
TSI
Canadian Pacific Pb
Chesapeake
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
C CC & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas Tee
Cory Products
Ees Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Alate
Distillers’ Securities
Erie
Great Northern
Interboro Met
Inter Harvester
Inter-Marine
Iowa Central
Kansas
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St. Louis
M. St P & S Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Tom Kan
Texas
Nat Rys
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Orfolk & Western Wee
Republic Steel
Sean
Sasesees
Rock Island Co
St L & SF
St Louis Southwestern
Tom Sloss
Sheffield S & Os
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & W
Union Pacific Ae
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union Scre
Wisconsin Central Suere
Market Bull Run Lifts Steel and Rail Stocks to New Highs
State Street June 3 reports a buoyant market with Steel common rising to 69 1 2 and Steel preferred to 128 1 4 amid broad gains in rails like Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Amalgamated. The day sees high year records, rumors of new securities issues, strong late trading, and mixed mass copper movements affecting Mass Consolidated while Mass Consol tests recover from a loss.
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State Street
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
agkTy
Atchison
TOG Ralt & Oy Bi
Paces
Pacific
del & Hudson
POE Pease Ees
Ireat- Northern
Hlinois Central
Louis & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Nock Island
Aoe
GOL
USS Steel
cHighest
Gary
Ind
St. Paul
Republic Steel
Reading
Steel Common
Steel
New York
Mass Consolidated
North Butte
Franklin
Mass
Calumet & Hecla
Boston
Eees
Aisha Saale
Relcheimaeks
Market Summary of Stocks and Bonds for the Day
Boston dispatch notes the day’s stock and bond market movements with a precise breakdown of price action and total daily sales. The table captures fluctuations across key issues and aggregates overall activity for investors and observers.
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Boston
Boston curb market shows steady gains in notable listings
Boston curb market today was broad and active with Ohio Copper Davis Daly Helvetia Bay State Gas and Goldfield Consolidated as principal features. Price changes were fractional with only slight moves from the prior session’s finals.
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Boston
Ohio Copper
Davis Daly
Helvetia
Bay State Gas
Goldfield
Protective Committee Urges Bond and Share Deposit by Noon
Dominion Copper Co stockholders and bondholders are urged to deposit all shares and bonds with the Protective Committee before noon June 4. A single bid, claimed to be by British Columbia Copper Co, was reported on May 28, with Hayden Committee alleging it acted for that bidder. The committee may wire a guaranteed bid if needed.
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Protective Committee
British Columbia Copper Company
Hayden Committee
B. W. Lincoln
Broadway
New York
Fluctuations in the Curb List Detailed
Fluctuations of the entire curb list are given herewith in detail. The item outlines changes in listings and associated figures, indicating adjustments and updates to the public record.
US Bond Listings and Ref 4s Market Snapshot
A compact summary of diverse bond and security listings including US reference 2s and 3s, corporate and utility issues, and rail and industrial bonds. It notes varied coupon rates, prices, and percent yields across numerous issuers such as Am Agris, AT&T, Pacific, Illinois Central, Reading, Union Pacific, and others with intermittent references to Ist ref and ist gold 48 ratings.
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Cot. Ce
N. Ind
Allis-Chal
Agri
T & T Ev
Mo_Pacific
Lie Wit & SY Gan Ss
Brook Tranev
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Alton
C.m&st P
Paccol
Indus
Bid
Col&Soref
del & Hind
Wabash
Distillers
Westing el Ev
Wis Cent
Interboro Met
Armourie B&q
So Pac
Fox
Inycity
Mowgy
Penn
Seaboard A
Hossey Rblg Union Pac
US Steel
Bond market notes on convertible bonds and railway loans
The Atchison 4 per cent convertible bonds form part of a 1907 authorization of 98 million dollars with 25.056 million offered to shareholders that year. Toronto awards a 4 per cent 30 year loan of seven million dollars to a bank and insurer syndicate for the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario railroad. First National Copper stockholders set a June 24 meeting in California to approve a 100 thousand share increase to 700 thousand and Balaklala Consolidated Copper to issue one million dollars of 10 year bonds convertible into stock at ten dollars per share. J P Morgan & Co. will continue buying at par the June 1 1909 coupons of New York and Erie fifth mortgage bonds and Buffalo New York and Erie 7 per cent bonds until further notice.
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Boston
Atchison
Toronto
Canada
Temiskaming & Northern Ontario
First National Copper Company
California
Tbalaklala Consolidated Copper Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York & Erie Railroad Company
Buffalo, New York & Erie Railroad Company
California boxing boom draw sparks cross hyland bout
Promoters in California eye rising talent as Leach Cross agreed to meet Fighting Dick Hyland in a 45 round bout on June 26 at Colma. The New York dentist Cross draws mixed judgment while Sandy Ferguson eyes another shot at Joe Jeanette and Tommy Quill tightens up for a clash with Jimmy Gardner.
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New York
California
Jim Coffroth
Colma
Leach Cross
Dick Hyland
Cross
Sandy Ferguson
Hughey MacLean
Paris
Sandy
Joe Jeanette
Sam McVey
Northboro
Gardner
Quill
Lowell
Young Corbett
Lead Cross
Corbett
Sammy Smith
Cross-Hyland
Girl gives life to save sister in trolley tragedy
New York on June 3 Carmella Sandria twelve died saving her two year old sister Concetta from a trolley danger. The sisters were crossing when the baby darted into the street. Carmella pushed her sister to safety but the trolley struck her, killing her instantly.
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New York
Carmella Sandria
Concetta
Carmella
Two Fire Autos Approved for Brockton Fire Dept
Brockton June 3 After a lengthy fire committee meeting it was decided to buy two automobiles for the fire department one for the fire chief and the other for emergency use. The proposal has been under consideration four months and sparked heated talks among city officials and fire officials.
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Brockton
Fire Committee
Two Divers Survive 100-Foot Fall Into East River
New York June 3 two structural iron workers Joseph N Long and John Manning fell 100 feet from a scaffold under a span of the new Manhattan bridge into the East River. Both swam to surface and were rescued by fellow workers. Long suffered a fractured skull while Manning expects to resume work tomorrow.
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New York
New Manhattan Bridge
East River
Joseph N. Long
John Manning
Long
Manning
St James Society to Hold Reunion in Boston
The St James Catholic Temperance Society reunion and banquet will be held on Thursday evening June 10 at the American House. The old Massachusetts group counts prominent business and church members among its ranks with speakers including P F Murphy of New York and John P Donovan, a former president of the society.
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St. James’ Catholic Temperance Society
New England
P. F. Murphy
New York
John P. Donovan
Rose Whist at Daly Industrial School Benefit
The annual rose whist starts at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the Daly Industrial School to aid the orphan girls. The event closes the season of parties hosted by Mrs. Richard A. Lynch, president of the Ladies Aid Society.
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Daly Industrial School
Richard A. Lynch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calendar for today dividends payable and book closes
Calendar notes dividends payable at Phila German Norris 3 per cent Ex Dividend Chicago Northwest and preferred. Books close Calumet Arizona Mining Books open Adventure Consolidated Copper American Railways Des Moines Fort Dodge Ry Montreal St Ht Pr Phil Germ Norris Rhode Island Copper.
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Adventure Consolidated Copper
American Railways
Des Moines & Ft. Dodge Ry
Montreal St
Ht & Pr. Phil
Germ. & Norris
Rhode Island
Graves Will Grants $3 Million In Bequests
New York June 3. The will of Mrs. Margaret J. P. Graves lists total bequests around $3,000,000 from an $8,000,000 estate. Major gifts of $25,000 go to Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum St. Vincent’s Hospital and the New York Fire Department Relief Fund. St. Luke’s Hospital receives $20,000 and ten other institutions receive $10,000 each. A specific $1,000,000 bequest is left to her husband Robert Graves along with the couple’s residence and carriages.
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New York
Margaret J. P. Graves
Robert Graves
Henry B. Plant
New England Railroad
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
St. Vincent's Hospital
Society of the New York Hospital
Leper Victims Are Set Free in Hawaii
In Honolulu on June 3 ten former leprosy patients, after spending up to twenty years at Molokai, were declared free following a re examination. Eleven people were brought to Honolulu for tests. ages ranged from six to eighty, with only one reexamined case showing leprosy. Some older freed patients may petition to return to Molokai due to long isolation from society and friends.
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Honolulu
Molokai
Mystery in Man's Death in Arlington
Frederick C. Howe, 48, of Cambridge, died at the Arlington police station under mysterious circumstances. He was found unconscious in front of 707 Massachusetts Avenue by three local youths, Harry Pank, William Lewis and Gilbert Schwamb. Howe, taken to a nearby doctor, showed no injury, and a bicycle found nearby prompts police to consider a heart attack during a ride. the medical examiner will investigate tomorrow.
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Arlington
Frederick C. Howe
Exeter Park
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harry Pank
William Lewis
Gilbert Schwamb
Howe
Sanger
Keegan
Won Bride Lost 2000 Dollar Wager Ends
George Kuepper of Chicago won Gertrude McCloskey of Woodville after a 24 hour courtship followed by a $2000 wager on walking 6000 miles in a year. The Shamrock A. C. of Chicago posted the prize. He began May 23 and met the bride Tuesday night. wedding set for Sunday but he will not complete the walk.
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Gibsonburg
George Kuepper
Chicago
Gertrude McCloskey
Woodville
Tyes
Kuepper
Shamrock A. C
McCloskey
John Berry Dead at Saco Drug Clerk of Biddeford
John Berry longtime Biddeford druggist died suddenly of pneumonia in Saco on June 3. His brother William F. Berry Boston & Maine official arrived from Boston on a hurried summons.
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Saco
John Berry
Biddeford
William F. Berry
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Auto narrowly avoids plunge from bridge in Sligo Maryland
Washington reports Senator Bur kett of Nebraska and O Shyback secretary of the Norwegian legation among others escaped serious injury when the car skidded while crossing the Sligo bridge. Brakes were snapped into action just in time to prevent a plunge.
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Washington
Burkett
Nebraska
O. Shyback
Legation
Sligo
Fives to Compete in Boston Garden Practice Night
The Boston Post Faneuils and Ebonites prepare for a New York tournament run from Faneuil and the Post alleys. Corinthian of New York posted the top five man score 2899 at Madison Square Garden with Faneuils close behind at 2898. Ebonites Williams and Beatty lead two-man matchups, with Wednesday slated for individual strings and a potential special match with the New York Herald.
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New Boston
Boston Post
Faneuil
Ebonite
Post
Faneuils
New York
Madison Square Garden
Corinthians
Faneuil and
Fred Williams
Ebonites
Boston
New Jersey
Puffer
Hales
Kenney
Marston
Kiernan
Harris
Simson
Holland
Thomas
Southwell
Goulding
Faulkner
Johnson brothers win Massachusetts doubles title in straight sets
The Johnson brothers defeated Irving C Wright and Robert Leonard in the doubles finals at Grae-Burn yesterday by steady play. Wright and Leonard pressed early but erratic shots cost them the match as the Johnsons prepare to face Beals C Wright and T J Sulloway in a title challenge on Saturday.
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Johnson Brothers
Irving C. Wright
Robert Leonard
Massachusetts
Grae-Burn
Wright
Leonard
Johnsons
Beals C. Wright
T. J. Sulloway
Woodblock paving setback for State Street in Boston
The Boston street commission rejected Superintendent Emerson’s petition to repave State Street and other financial district streets with wood blocks. They suggested moving existing surface car tracks on Atlantic Avenue would lightly affect travel but improve overall traffic. The decision followed a major victory by the city’s master teamsters over bankers lawyers and other wealthy district business men.
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Boston
Financial District
Emerson
Financial Section
Atlantic Avenue
A. J. Furbush Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Furbush of 200 Washington street Brighton marked their 25th wedding anniversary at home last evening. Mr. Furbush, a noted horseman, has raced his horses across the country. Over 750 invitations were sent, and gifts included many silver pieces. The house and lawn were decorated with Japanese lanterns. Mrs. Furbush, formerly Jennie B. Parshley, wed Mr. Furbush in Rochester 25 years ago and they have since settled in Brighton. Ushers included Harry Kk. Newhall, George A. Marsh, Lyman G. Smith, and Loyd H. Adams.
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A. J. Furbush
Washington Street
Brighton
Rochester
Harry Kk. Newhall
George A. Marsh
Lyman G. Smith
Loyd H. Adams
Big Men Will Talk On Trade Dinner Speakers
A remarkable list of speakers is set for the Merchants' Association retail trade committee dinner at the Fiftiel Somerset on Monday evening June 7. Speakers include Robert Co Ogden of Wanamaker, President Storrow of the Merchants' Association, President Rothwell of the Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Hibbard, Arthur Brisbane and a Commonwealth representative. Harvard Business School students will attend as guests of Eimer J. Bliss, with many city representatives present.
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Merchants’ Association
Ffletel
Eimer J. Bliss
Fire destroys former hospital at Newport Naval Training Station
A blaze erupted just before midnight in a building once used as a hospital at the Newport Naval Training Station in Rhode Island. The structure was destroyed, with an estimated loss of 3000 dollars. No injuries are reported, and the cause is under investigation.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
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Rhode Island Copper Company
Franklin Company
R. Dow
J. C. Watson
A. R. Bailey
H. M. Howard
Henry Tolman
R. M. Edwards
Rhode Island Company
Stephen R. Dow
Charles Hayden
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Charles F. Cushman
Hunt & Cushman
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L. H. Parkhurst
Quincey Mining Company
Wyandot Copper Company
Lake Lode
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
China Copper Company
Gila Copper Company
Hayden-Stone
Sonora Mining & Development Company
Mey
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Rhose Island Coal
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Brady & CO
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National Sporting Club of London
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Utica
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