Stocks Suffer Severe Price Declines Across Markets
Total sales in New York reach 1,502,800 shares and 84,748,700 year to date. Boston records 59,178 shares daily and 5,224,356 year to date. Central of New Jersey shows the steepest loss in New York while United Fruit leads Boston gains. mixed ex-dividend effects and money rates also noted across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Central of
Top & S
L&n
Balt & Oe
Me & W
Brooklyn
Chie & Hastern
Mil & St Paul
Hie & Northwest
Rhie RI & Pac
Cc C & St L
NOL Hothie & St Louis Gs
Ol Southern Ist
Col & Southern
den & R
Detroit United
Dupont de Nem P
Lyseer
Erle
Fort W & DC
Green Bay & Westetts
Hock Valley
Aston & Texas
Illinois
Lake i
Nor Pacific
Oregon RR & Nay
W & Og
S F
Anne
Bs Bait
Sony Ist Cong
Texas & Pacific
Tri-City
Stock Market Sells Off Sharply Amid Heavy Volume
A Friday stock market plunge saw widespread declines led by Union Pacific down 5 3 4 points to 168 5 8 and Chicago Northwest off 5 5 8 to 142 1 2. Consolidated Gas fell 5 points to 131 as equipment stocks declined on reports of canceled railroad orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Union Pacific
Chicago Northwest
Consolidated Gas
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Atchison
Reading Railroad
Brooklyn Union Gas
Pittsburg Coal
Central Railway of New Jersey
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Local Market Slumps on New York Stock Declines
The local market fell early as New York stocks dropped led by Amalgamated. Copper issues such as Lake Copper hit a low about 44 points below opening, with Nipissing North Butte Giroux and Butte Balaklala also slipping. Afternoon trading firmed modestly and some losses were recovered as Edison Electric and United Fruit showed strength. Current local money rates and foreign exchange quotes were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Copper
Boston
Nipissing
North Butte
Giroux
Butte Balaklala
Copper Producers’ Association
Edison Electric
United Fruit
Stock and Bond Market Close Report
The Boston Market from Boston June 3 details the course of stock and bond prices with total sales and comparisons to the previous close. Bonds section outlines prices and yields across major issues.
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Boston
Gossip of the Street on past stock actions and mining results
A retrospective on East Butte stock changes, exchanges removing Houston Electric shares, and U S Rubber bonds listed locally. It notes Calumet & Hecla's $7 per share dividend, total shareholder disbursements, and Lake Copper milling output trends from May to early February levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Butte
Boston Stock Exchange
Houston Electric Common
U. S
Local Stock Exchange
Calumet & Hecla
Rotary Ring Spinning Issues New Stock for Working Capital
The Rotary Ring Spinning Company plans to issue 7300 shares at 10 dollars each to raise working capital with 50 percent due June 15 and the balance July 11. Henry M. Whitney notes richer coal seams at Diamond drill No 8 and drill No 5 confirming long term supply. Arizona Commercial Company to drill test Black Hawk vein on seventh level. Water flow reduced to 1.4 million gallons daily from 4 million. Nevada Consolidated reports May production of 238000 dry tons ore with over 2 percent grade implying more than 6 million pounds copper. Utah Copper Company posts April record yield of 7,902,643 pounds, up from March’s 7,853,288.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Wyandotener
Boston
Cumberland Tel
Pullman Co
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma. . Co
U_ S Steel baer
TOMS
Amalgamated Eeeee
Am Ag Chem
Do Press
Cvsces
Gulf Sous
Do Steee
Boston Gorbin
Butte Ballak
Fast Butte
Giroux
Hancock
Indiana
Isle
Swift & Coppaeke
Us$ Coal & Oil Eee
Otis
Bobs
Rotary Ring Spinning Company
Henry M. Whitney
Rhode Island Coal Company
Arizona Commercial Company
Black Hawk
Superior
Nevada Consolidated
Utah Copper Company
Local curb market shows slight declines across copper notes
Boston curb market report lists China Copper Ohio Copper First National Kruger Southwestern Development and Boston Ely as the day’s features. Prices were fractionally lower throughout the list. Fluctuations in detail are given herewith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Copper
Ohio Copper
First National Kruger
Southwestern Development
Boston Ely
Bond market notes from several New England towns
Fitchburg awards a 75.00 loan at 3.87 percent discount and Boston borrows 1,000,000 at 3.12 percent. Watertown Manchester Brockton and Bridgewater issue temporary loans with varying discounts. Jamestown Franklin & Clearfield Railway seeks NYSE listing for 11,000,000 in 5 year bonds. Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction bonds sold. Norwich Savings handles refunding bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Blake Bros. & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Jamestown, Franklin & Clearfield Railway Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Drexel & Co
Lee, Higginson & Co
Estabrook & Co
Bradstreet’s Review: Trade Conditions Mixed in June
Bradstreet reports irregular trade advices with quiet northern demand and cooler weather hindering retail expansion. Iron activity rises while prices fall. wool and leather remain weak. building active but May totals lag April. Copper weak, possible buy move if Producers' Association report is favorable. commodity exports and business failures data provided for week ending June 2. Canada shows favorable trade overall but East hindered by cold wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
State of Trade
Bradstreet’s
Copper Producers’ Association
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Crop prospects improve as weather steadies markets
From Dun's viewpoint New York June 3 reports crop news bright with good prospects for wheat corn and cotton. Weather has not damaged crops and prices may fall boosting export demand while financial markets remain unsettled. Local church notices list Sunday services across several Boston congregations with varied sermons and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Textile Prices Edge Higher as Production Curtailed
Opened price list on cotton duck takes effect. In men s wear stock goods move at favorable prices while demand for cheap dress goods grows. Yarn markets quiet but cotton yarns firmer. dry goods trading conservative with firmer values due to curtailment. Footwear market weak. new orders small with low reserve orders. Leather trade unsatisfactory. sole leather firmer than upper stock amid production cuts. Hides market dull. Commercial failures in the U S total 152 this week per Dun and Bradstreet, liabilities about 9.95 million. Canada 18 failures, liabilities not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
R. G. Dun &Co
Canada
Dividends Declared by Several Companies This Quarter
Swift & Co declares a 1 percent quarterly dividend to stock of record June 11 with payment July 5. American Brake Shoe Foundry Co offers 1 percent preferred and 1 percent common quarterly dividends, dates June 30 and June 80. Appleton Co declares semi annual 4 percent to stock of record June 2 with June 15 payment and book close June 2. Hedley Gold Mining Co pays 3 percent quarterly with books closing June 17 and reopening July 2. South Porto Rico Sugar Co declares 2 percent preferred and 1 percent common quarterly dividends both July 1. Calumet & Furcia Mining Co shows 7 dollars quarterly to stock of record June 4 with June 28 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Porto Rico Sugar Co
Calumet & "Fecia Mining Co
Earnings Statements From 1910 and 1909 Reported
The document lists April gross figures for 1910 and 1909 with amounts such as 730,414 and 689,987 for NGC. It also mentions figures like 210,150 and 354,088,938 in scattered form, including notes about issued shares and other financial entries.
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Mos
Caste at Majestic Theatre Stars Esther Eccles
Charlotte Hunt on Monday presents the play Caste at the Majestic Theatre. Esther Eccles is the star in the current stage program, with Copper Range Consolidated, General Electric, Massachusetts Electric and Union Pacific mentioned in the calendar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Range Consolidated
General Electric
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Union Pacific Common
Charlotte Hunt
Caste
Majestic Theatre
Esther Eccles
Sunday Church Services Across Tremont Temple and Fellow Baptist Churches
A digest of Sunday schedules from Tremont Temple and nearby Baptist churches listing morning prayers, sermons by pastors including Rev Cortland Myers and Rev G W Wright, Sunday school, vesper services, choir offerings, and special programs for British delegates, with seats free and welcome to all.
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Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Knights of Pythias
Teel
Stockdale
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
D. D
Christian Endeavor
Warren W. Adams
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
Laboratories of God
Percy L. Bryning
Park ST. Congregational Church
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Arthur Little
Conrad
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
Herbert Handel
G. W. Wright
Samson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Joseph FE. Perry
Jesus
Albert C. Orentz
Bible School
Lotus Quartet
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
B. A. Greene
Chicago University
Spark
Wolstenholme and Calkins
Hora Novissima
Parker
Sullivan
Rheinberger
Gounod
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
James A. Francis
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn — Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Odd Fellows
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
C. C. Earle
Calvary Memorial
Harvard
Theatregoing Week Proves Busy Across Boston Venues
The supplement season at the Hollis closes tonight while The Prosecutor is shown. The Goddess of Liberty plays at Shubert and William Hodge ends a 22 week stay at Park Theatre. Merriment reigns at Tremont Theatre with The Girl in the Taxi. Cast announced for The Rivals at Castle Square Theatre. Madam Chung to debut at Keith's with The Dragons of Wrath and other acts. Nellie Woods shines at Howard Theatre in chorus and juggling. Vaudeville thrives at Bowdoin Square with Sing Fong Lee next week. Waldron’s stock promises strong bills and new burlesques. Globe showcases continuous vaudeville and pictures tonight. Funeral pageant of King Edward draws crowds at Columbia Theatre three times daily. Next week's vaudeville and motion pictures planned for Palace. Norumbe Park offers last chances at outdoor vaudeville. Upcoming vaudeville list includes Bhrette brothers and others.
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Hollis
Shubert
William Hodge
Park Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
John Craig
Howell Hansel
William Carleton
Keith
Madam Chung
Woie Fuller
Sing Fong Lee
Waldron
Globe
Randolphs
Edward
Columbia Theatre
The
Palace
Norumbega Park
Bhrette Brothers
Four
Farrell-Taylor
Mullen
Corelli
Michael Braham
Miss Bright Eyes
Spiritualist church notices and meetings in Malden Boston area
A long listing of spiritualist society events across Malden Somerville Boston and Cambridge venues. Includes the Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society Norfolk street and Pleasant street addresses with farewell addresses by officers, lectures by Rev Albert P Blim, and multiple sessions of messages development healing and demonstrations at various halls and times.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
International Bible Students’ Association
Park Street
H. P. Gleason
Park Street Church Society
Eclectic Study Club
John Enneking
Woodruff College of Music
Huntington Avenue
Estelle Woodruff- Slocum
Kathryn Tennien
Henri Duval
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Cor
Jainsboro
F. A. Wiggin
NEW Thought Forum Association
B. F. Bailey
Miss Bailey
H. E. Tenney
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
THE
Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society, Inc
H. L. Berry
Sara McArthur
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Board of Officers
Albert P. Blim
Norwich
Conn
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Flemming
J. E. Armstrong
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William E. Soule
Low Point
Eevee S Sad Inc
Ceaser
Town Central
Lois
Louis Nash
Nat Biscuit
E&s
NY & NH
Pitts Coal
Rock Island
Sl&sf
Twin City
Westinghouse
Western Union
W & LE
Union Pacist Mtg
US Realty & Imp
US Steel
Va Iron, Coal & Coke
Westing el & Mfg
Wisconsin
NY City
Seersseeee New York Funds
Ais
Esccereseers
Sub-Treasury
Jane
Bos & Lo
Atchison Seeree
Bos & Albany
Bos
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
NY &N 4A
Eee
Ene Eee
Do Saubrets
Tnion Pacific
Allouez
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Heela
Daly West
Franklin
Granby S Mt
Tao Greene Ceana Nea
la Salle
Boston Transcript
Boston Herald
Boston Post
Boston Globe
Bay State
Tingham
Bohemia
Arizona
Gila
Ohio
San Antonio
South Lake
Sen
Southwest Devel
Superior Globe
Smell & R
Das
C Lin Weve
Ealt Chioees Weke
Eee Ene
N J
Erie
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
School ST
Massachusetts
Joseph C. Holmes
James Shay & Co
State St
Watertown
Manchester
Brockton
Musibcalivt
North Andover
Bridgewater
First National Bank of Boston
Ptarias
East Hampton
Norwich Savings Society of Norwich
NEW York Bonds
Amer Tobacco
Butte Coalition
British Columbia
Chicago
Davis Daly
Ely Central
Mays Oil Ee
McKinley Darragh
Miami Copper
Mines Co of Am
New Utah M&s
Nip Mines Co
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central Ee
Ray Consol We Eee
Standard Oil
United Copper Ne
Ai Union Mines
Edad
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Beck Tunnel
Beiieeseeses
Colorado
Columbus
Crown Point
Grand Central St
Little Bell
Lower Mammoth
Mountain Lake
Mason Valley
Ewes
Prince
South
Sioux
Sam
Western
Yankee
Swansea
Dun
Methodist Episcopal
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Ernest Lyman Mills
Florence Ives Atwood
P- Akde Paine
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Swami Paramananda
India
St. Botolph Street
N. Y
O. & Western
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. A. Fulton
Evangelist Lindsay
Scotland
Spiritualist Churches
Spiritualist
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
George Clark
E. A. Blackden
C. H. Harwood
E. Littlefield
Nellie Thomas
Oscar Wittzallen
M. M. Jollimore
William Franks
Alpheus Ricker
Annie Banks- Scott
Susie P. Mosier
Trask- Boynton
Coolhall
Mabel Reed Witham
First Church of Immortalism
Stienen
Miss Peters
Willis Milligen
Woods
Miss Brown
Miss Hale
Mabel Harris
Akron
Herbert Somers
Aurin S. Hill
Tretta Sears-Hill
Charles Ba
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
N P. Smith
F. K. Brown
Hattie Young
Josephine Webster
D. F. Wilder
Bassett
Vermont
Rockwell
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
R. G. Treadwell
Talent
Alice Munroe
Edwin K. Steadman
Roswell C. Ross
Redding’s Hall
Huntington avenue—Circle
American Psychical Research Society, Inc
Harvey Redding
L. Brown
Gutierrez
Miss Desmore
Massachusetts Avenue (Inc
Harwood
Millan
Jollimore
Peters
Young
H. T. Nutter
Unity Camp
Saugus
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Bradley
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
M. L. Cannon
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
C. E.pray
Isabella Street
Johnson
Winter Street
Marriner
Dale Street
Fred B. Manierre
T. F. Curtis
Dover Street
Perkeley Hall
Sperkeley Streets
Slattery
O’connell
McCurdy
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Abbie Heath
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