Boston Nervous and Stocks Erratic
Wall Street on a quiet day with little overall movement and narrow trading. Sentiment swung as a few stocks showed isolated strength or weakness while most activity centered on a handful of issues. The day saw scarce outside transactions and a subdued response to the prior war scare.
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Wall Street
Market seesaw as merger suits mute gains and losses
New York stocks drifted in narrow ranges amid rumors of mergers and corporate actions. The 25 leading stocks averaged 86.60, up 0.08, with gains in American Pneumatic Service and Shoe Machinery offset by declines in Utah Consolidated and Tamarack amid ongoing market nervousness.
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State Street
London
Erie
Susquehanna & Western
Reading
Jersey Central
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury Calls Banks to Return 30 Million
The Treasury Secretary orders immediate return to the treasury by July 10 of 30 million dollars in government funds on deposit in selected banks nationwide. The 4 percent funded loan of 1907, about 36 million, will mature and stop bearing interest on July 2, with redemption called by an April 2, 1907 circular.
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James A. Davis
Augustus C. Hone
Henry N. Fisher
Ketchikan
Alaska
W. O. Crosby
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
C. W. Kempton
M. E
New York
Treadwell Co
Treadwell
Douglas Island
Homestake
Black Hills
Treasury
State Street
Boston Fess
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
the Treasury
Boston Market Prices and Total Sales Report
The June 12 Boston Market records show ex-div and ex-rights notes for bonds and assets. Total sales include listed and unlisted stocks, bonds and rights with figures: listed 25,664 shares, unlisted 8,380 shares, bonds 79,000 dollars, rights 22,349.
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Boston
aEx-div
bEx
cAsst. Pd
Boston curb market shows broad gains on Acme and peers
The Boston curb market today recorded broader activity led by Acme Consolidated advancing from 28 to 35 cents on strong demand. Boston & Corbin rose to 11 1/4, Boswyocolo to 10 cents, Bronson Cement steady at 50 cents, Butte & Bradley active 49 to 51, Davis Daly from 117 8 to 125 8 and closing at 123 8, Silgalena 31 to 33, Ximo 30 to 31. Details follow in the table.
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Stoelholders’ Committee
Utah
Shoe Machinery Company
Shannon
Tamarack
United Copper
Acme Consolidated
Boston & Corbin
Boswyocolo
Bronson Cement
Butte & Bradley
Davis Daly
Silgalena
Ximo
J Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Broad Street
New York
Steese
Argenta
Auto Force
Bingham Central
Bingham Mary
Calaveras
Boston & Cobalt
Boston-Corbin
Butte Bradley
Butte & London
Cleveland Scene
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
Greene
Marion
M & Fr
Nevada-Douglas
Nevada-Uta
Raven Oa
de Ae Ac
Rosario Eteene
Silgalena Amt
Superion & Pitts
Irroy
Chicago Grain Quotations and Prices Report
Chicago Board of Trade quotations show bid offer ranges for grain futures with high and low figures across months. The report lists values for December July September and December contracts, noting percentages and price levels, indicative of market movement and closing figures.
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Weretehead Hye Wonis & Stonnani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Enk Fee Od
Wile
Beverly Bride Marries Frederick Foster in Sunny Beverly Ceremony
Miss Mabel Gladys Winslow daughter of Sidney W. Winslow president of United Shoe Machinery Company wed Frederick William Choate Foster former Harvard student at the Unitarian Church Beverly Mass Many relatives attended by carriages and autos The Rev Benjamin R Bulkeley officiated with Rev E H Byington Also present were bridesmaids ushers and a reception at the Winslow home in North Beverly
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Beverly
Mass
Mabel Gladys Winslow
Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
Frederick William Choate Foster
Harvard
Unitarian Church
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
E. H. Byington
Dane Street Congregational Church
George J. Hill
Margaret Loose
Hagerstown
Mae Woodbury
Mary Bulkeley
Alice Winslow
Ralph Haycock
Calais
John Ayres
Boston
John Haight
Lawrence
G. J. Hill
Arthur H. Webber
Sidney W. Winslow, Jr
Edward Winslow
North Beverly
Samuel J. Foster
New Yorker Wields Shovel to Free Auto from Mud
H P A Clausen of New York and Professor Lewis Pobolt freed their car from mud near Lenox after a farmer and frightened horse blocked the road. The party, including Clausen’s wife and daughter and Mr and Mrs Albert Geiger, spent two hours and walked for a shovel.
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New Yorker
Lenox
H. P. A. Clausen
New York
Lewis Pobolt
Mr. Clausen
Albert Geiger
The Tremont and Local Theatres Stage Summer Mix
The Hurdy Gurdy Girl settles at Tremont while Warfield extends at Majestic. The Time, the Place and the Girl ends at Colonial with fall New England tour promise. Chicago brings Fifty Miles from Boston to Colonial next week.
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Tremont Theatre
David Warfield
Majestic Theatre
Colonial Theatre
New England
Lawrence
Chicago
Boston
George M. Cohan
Colonial
Lillian Lawrence
Park Theatre
Globe
Relief Assn Elects Officers At Plymouth
The Massachusetts Association of Relief Officials held its 20th annual convention at the Samoset Hotel Plymouth. President E W Fowle declined reelection Ches ter L Clark of Milford was chosen as his successor. Officers elected include George H Carter vice president Otis Merriam secretary Lizzie T Burt treasurer and an executive committee.
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Plymouth
Massachusetts Association of Relief Officials
Samoset Hotel
E. W. Fowle
Chester L. Clark
Milford
George H. Carter
Winchester
Otis Merriam
Chelsea
Lizzie T. Burt
Taunton
Julius B. Hauck
Revere
Herbert W. Bartlett
Clark
Bb. F. Brown
Salem
Freeman Brown
Worcester
William C. Morgan
Beverly
William H. Dayley
Newburyport
Leyland Officers Cleared of Immigration Violations
United States District Court discharged charges against Leyland Line officers for neglecting to stop Francis W. Wray from deserting the Bohemian. Judge Dodge ruled the company not liable after a hearing. Wray, a second cook, deserted, became a vagrant, and was sent to Tewksbury as a public charge. immigration officials ordered his deportation.
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Francis W. Wray
Leyland
Bohemian
Leyland Line
United States
French
Dodge
Wray
Tewksbury
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Houghton
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Alexander Agassiz
Rudolph Agassiz
Francis W. Hunnewell
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Calumet & Hecla
E. P. Earle
Nipissing Mines Company
W. B
J. E. Thompson
Violet
Chambers-Ferland
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William E. Soule
Amalgamated Copper
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H. Cohen, Cor
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Mgr
Cambridge
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Edward W. Dixon
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H. A. Brown & CO
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Exchange St
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R. T. McKeever
Almond
P. QO
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Tel. BR
Zoological Garden
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CIRL
Arthur Deagon
Big Company
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Geo. M. Gohan
Square the
Bowdoin
Nat M. Wills
Happy Tremp
Mr. & Mrs
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Violet Allen Co
Barleben
Bert Levy
Rita Banzai Japs
Juggling Burkes
Tilly Whitney
Bunker Hill
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H. L. Heartz
Tremont
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Gilbert & Sullivan
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Miles Bros. Moving Pictures and Illustrated
Ladies’ Orchestra
Family Circle
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BO A. m
Oxford
World & Kingston Majestic
Bellclair Bros
Rogers
Desly Middleton
Spellmeyer Company
Thomas E. Clifford
Howard
Rae Ofa Roses
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Charles H. Mackie
Sandy Chanman
Rose
John
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