Market Apathy Deepens on Stagnant Wall Street Trading
Wall Street on June 15 sees extreme market apathy with dealings about half of the previous day. London copper declines and Philadelphia shares falter as investors await July liquidity steps. Declines include Union Pacific and Reading while government deposits policy eases expectations of a crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Secretary of the Treasury
Tondon
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
State Street
Union Pacific
Reading
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Steel Common
Amalgamated, Smelting
Interboro-Metropolitan
London
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Interboro-Metropolitan Common
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Thesday
New York Stock Exchange
Unclear Market Listings Include Stocks and Goods
Fragmented OCR shows a mix of commodities and securities such as Chicago-New York Electric 80, Universal Pneumatic Trans 1000, King-Crowther Oil, Abitibi Cobalt 1000, Frisco Investment 19000, Reynolds-Alaska Development 500, and Cleveland-Cobalt 100 with scattered prices and notes. Content is disjointed across multiple entities and lacks coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tobac
Certif
Hindy Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Rise Te
Lpaltimore & Ohio
Brook
Canadian Pacific
Entral Leather
Chicago
Northwest
SOO
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Zou Oey
Olorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Listillers’ Securities
Satay Erie Ee Wiens Cent
General Electric
Youlsville & Nashville
St P&s
Missouri
Mis
Kaw
Texas
New York Central
Sun
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Say
Rock Island Co
Mont Dary
L & West
Sao
Inion Pacific Yale
United States Rubber
Reed Orr
United States Steel
Western Unionotal
Chicago-New York Electric
Abitibi & Cobalt
de Forest Wireless
Reynolds-Alaska Development
Troy
Manhattan
Cleveland-Cobalt
Utah Consolidated Mining declares quarterly and extra dividend
At a June 13 1907 board meeting of Utah Consolidated Mining Company of New Jersey a quarterly dividend of 1.25 per share and an extra 0.26 per share on capital stock were declared payable June 15 1907 at 3 pm. Stock transfer books close June 15 1907 at 6 pm and reopen June 26 1907 at 9 am. FF P Addicks secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Grand Rapids
Michigan
A. S. Bigelow
Calumet Hecla Company
Calumet & Hecla Company
O. F. Jonasson& Co
New York City
Alaska
New England
Ketchikan Consolidated Mining Company
Revillegigedo Island
Seattle
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Massachusetts Mining Company
New York
Utah Consolidated Mining Company of
New Jersey
P. Addicks
Copper Range Consolidated Company Dividends Declared
At a board meeting the Copper Range Consolidated Company declared a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share as Dividend No. 12 and an extra dividend of no cents as Dividend No. 14. Payable July 1, 1907 to stockholders of record June 6, 1907. Transfer books closed June 6 and reopen June 14. Frederic Stanwood, Treasurer, Boston, May 25, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Appleyard
American Pneumatic Service Company
Bell Telephone Company of Missouri
Metal Exchange
Lake
Dominion Coal Company
London
Wyndham A. Bewes
Randal Playford
London Stock Exchange
Stone & Webster
Columbus Electric Company
New York Cotton Exchange
William E. Soule
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Boston
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Boston curb market reports mixed activity on closing prices
Curb trading slowed from yesterday with several issues selling in large volume. Notable moves include Butte & Bradley and Gold King advancing, Nevada Douglass and New York & Cuban weak, Ximo and Miemac finishing strong on dividend rumors, and many stocks showing varied closing ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Corbin
Acme Consolidated
Butte & Bradley
Bronson Cement
Bingham Mary
Gold King
McKinley-Darragh
Nevada
Douglass
New York & Cuban
Silgalena
Utah
Miemac
Man pays note in open court after self represented case
In Medford equity court Judge Crosby hears John Tyler Hicks face contempt arising from a note dated January 2 1900. Hicks says he never found a lawyer who truly represented him and offers to appeal to the Supreme Court while paying $1260 with interest only if the judge's decision notes the conditional payment. The judge accepts the payment and records the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
John Tyler Hicks
Combination Park
Medford
George A. Graves
George H. Hicks
Hicks
Supreme Court
Hotel Essex damages ruling in Peabody v Boston Elevated
Judge Harris awards 152 472 to Francis Peabody and trustees against the Boston Elevated Railway Company in the Hotel Essex case for damages to the hotel property due to elevated line location and operation. Trial previously yielded about 120 000. Supreme Court ordered new trial on law questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Superior Court
Francis Peabody
One Dead One Dying in Concord Car Crash
In Concord New Hampshire early today an electric car collided with a carriage on Pembroke street between Hobbs Corner and the Sanatorium station. Mrs Edith Lovering died and a man, not yet identified, was hospitalized unconscious likely to die. Conductor Wright and Motorman Hammond were aboard the car. The carriage was demolished and both occupants were hurled into the roadway.
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Concord
N. H
Pembroke Street
Edith Lovering
Wright
Hammond
Hobb’s Corner
Sanatorium Station
Bow Lane
Local Boy Hit by Team in Lewiston
A 12 year old boy, Felix Carrier, was seriously injured when struck by a passing team on Lincoln Street in Lewiston Maine. Police said the youth was crushed, possibly fatally injured, as a 212 year old term appears in the garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Felix
Carrier
Lincoln Street
Justice Woodard in critical condition at Bangor
The condition of Supreme Court Justice Charles P. Woodard remains critical in Bangor with his prognosis described as all but hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Supreme Court
Charles P. Woodard
Portland High Defeats South Portland 19 to 7
In Portland Maine on June 15 Portland High School beat South Portland High 19 to 7. The batteries were Laird and Abbott Dyer and Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland High School
South Portland High
Laird
Abbott
Dyer
Griffin
Noted Spanish Veterans Guest at Faneuil Hall
Captain Hamilton Ward of Buffalo, commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans, and Adjutant General John T. Ryan arrived in Boston to visit the Department of Massachusetts. A reception and banquet at Faneuil Hall drew past commanders and notable military men after escorting them to the Quincy House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
United Spanish War Veterans
John T. Ryan
Brookline
Department of Massachusetts
George J. Whitten
Quincy House
Ward
Ryan
Faneuil Hall
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Old Dominion
Utah Consolidated
Sia
Eas
Colaleval
Ciee
Mercantile Paper
PNG
Cotm Rubs
Wosbee
Eae
Bostow
ICR Tine Isa Ceak
Sais
Bk Sore
Midseon
Vaia Noor
OOM
Sub-Treasury
Cope Tcscalings
Pei
Chicago Junction
Con
Ieus
Cosing Open
Atchison Rts
NY & NH
Ibue
abUnion Pac
Ay Aly
cAdjventure
Arizona Com
Kingham
Bonanza Oeene
Butte Coal
aCal & Ariz
aCal & Hec
Centennial
aDaly-West
Franklin
Tho Guanajuato
Massae
North Butte
Domin
Quincy
Tamarack
Trinity
United Cop
Victoria
Wolverine
la Salle
Aswift & Co
Los Os A G S
Stoges
James Shay & CO
GO State St
Mass
Office of Utah Consolidated Mining Company
C. H. van Buren & CO
Broadway
TeQuest Exchange
United Fruit Company
Charles A. Hubbard
Treasur
B. L. Davis
Excha Xe
ST Werybosset St
Providence
R. I
N. Y
New Haven R. R
Smoney
Almond
J Thomas Neinhardt
Exchange Place
Broad Street
Acme
Auto Force
Boston-Corbin Fil
Lucky Boys Gold Mines
Larder Lake
Proprietary Gold Fields, Limited
Doctor Reddick
Maxwell, Harris
Thos. McCamus
Temiskaming
Hudson Bay
Lucky Boys
CMW Clinevae
JY Pagallo
W. R. Haile
Congress Street
la East Butte
Foster
Yon Giroux
Glenevis Os
Globe Consol
Golden Dawn
Greene
Helvetia
Itassayampa
Laramie
Majestic
Wwe
McKinley-Cobalt
Marion
Nevada-Douglas
Quartette
Rosario
Santa Ysabel
Shawmut
Superior & Pitts
Sutton Bay Ee
United Zine
Utah Ape
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Goth Aber Dole
Hotel Essex
Autocrat
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts
Lad
Judge Woodard
Portland High
Nat M. Wills
Sidney Drew Sears
Violet Allen Co
Barleben
Bert Levy
Rita Janzai Japs
Paragon Park
de Luxe
Nantasket Beach
Bostock Animal Arena
Bunker Hill
Richard Carle
H. L. Heartz
Tremont Theatre
C Tel. Tremont
Winter St
Gilbert & Sullivan
David Belasco
Warfiel
the Country Club
Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
Con Krom
Amer League Rican Avenue
ST. Louis
Howard
Howard Lesquers Minstrels
Roses Flatow & Dunn
Charles H. Mackie
Sandy Chapman
GLOBE
Tel
Oxford
HN Craic CO
Beachey’s
Zoslogica Garden
N. FE
Austin & Stone
White Crook
Gur
Irolley Information Bureau
Washington St
Pearl St
New England Street
Kimball
Pleasant Beach
Cohasset
Cohesset
Colonial Theatre
Arthur Deagon
Big Company
S. Matinee
Geo. M. Cohan
Plymouth
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Man
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ay
Fort Hill
AL Moody
Fall River
Van
King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
JOY
New Yor
Washington and
Dover Sts
Miles Bros. Moving Pictures and Illustrated
Catch
Ladies’ Orchestra
Family Circle
Percy Williams
Orpheum
S—De Mats
World & Kingston Majestic
Bellclair Bros
Rogers
Bowdon
Charlotte Hunt
Lyceum Stock Co
Tel. Ox
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