Market Action Shows Recovery After Decline Amid Mixed Trading
The report covers New York and Boston stock activity with totals of 623,200 New York and 41,337 Boston shares. It notes gains in Amalgamated Copper and Chemical pref while General Electric and Calumet & Hecla show losses. call money, time money, and key stock moves are detailed. The piece describes investor hesitation, short-covering, and a cautious close with a steady tone and marginal gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
Chemical Pref
General Electric
Calumet & Hecla
State Street
Reading
Union Pacific
Paris
Taft
Atchison, New York Central
Amalgamated
Atchison
Central Leather
New York Central
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
North Butte
Arizona Commercial
Parrott
Mohawk
Boston Land Company
Chemical Common
Interborough
Inter Marine Pref
Sea International
Iowa Central Seren
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
Kansas & Texas
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Roc Island
St Leé&s F
St Louis
Sloss
Sheffield & I
Southern Pacific
Ogs
BOW i Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper Ee
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Utah
Virginia
Wabash Serene
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake
Erle
Humboldt Smelter Mines Eyes Big Bug Camp Boom
Humboldt Smelter Mines, an Arizona corporation, aims to operate mines near the Humboldt smelter at Big Bug Arizona. The company touts the Big Bug camp as a forthcoming mining sensation and cites interest from finance leaders and the US Geological Survey to support its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt Smelter Mines
Arizona
Big Bug
Humboldt
Market prices reflect dividends and narrow impact
Prices show discounts on higher dividends with Louisville and Nashville at 6 percent and about 142, a nominal yield just over 4 percent. Crucible Steel remains closely held, so rate changes hardly affect its market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Crucible
Boston curb market leaders set pace for trading day
On June 18 in Boston the curb market saw Southwestern Development at around five to six cents, Chino Copper near 8 1/2, Willet about 27, Eclipse Oil around 19, and Bullfrog Mining near 15 cents as leaders. Other notable issues included First National, Davis Daly, La Rose, and Ohio Copper, with full list fluctuations detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Southwestern Development
Chino Copper
Willet
Eclipse Oil
First National
Davis Daly
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Nevada
Arizona
Arizpe
Orato Bay State Gas
Boswyocolo Ewece
AO Butte & London
Cal & Corbin
Corbin
Davis Daly Eoeree Blais
Helvetia
Kruger Sree
Laramie
Lawson
Oneco
Teee We
Raven Oe
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central Oe
Ray Consol
Santa Sofia Rrete
Shattuck
BON Silver Leaf
Silver Queen
Sonora
Southwest
Sup & Filade
Union Copper
United
Eae Ct
Willett
Cael
Yukon
Tow
Alaska
Amer Tobacco
Butte Coalition Ortano Tg
Cobal Central
Darvis Daly
Goldfield
Greene Cananea
Ty Goldfield
Oe Ag
Kerr
Miami
Utah
Nipissing M Co
Ohio
United Copper
Bond Market Notes Bond sales and bids across three cities
Berlin New Hampshire sold 90000 31 2 percent bonds dated June 20 1909 due 1929 to A B Leach Co at 97 09 Montpelier Vermont treasurer seeks bids by June 23 for 120000 31 2 percent City Hall bonds payable in 5 to 20 years Moncton New Brunswick awarded 133000 4 12 percent 40 year bonds to J C Mackintosh Co Halifax at 103 32 Connecticut Valley Railway seeks Massachusetts Railway Commission approval to issue 750000 bonds to refund 500000 funded debt and pay floating debt currently 211550
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Berlin
N. H
A. B. Leach & Co
Montpelier
Moncton
N. B
J. C. Mackintosh & Co
Halifax
N. S
Connecticut Valley Railway Company
Massachusetts Railway Commission
New York Bonds and Industry Notes
Bond listings show West. Md 4s at 2945 and Westing Fleecy 5s at 9414. Wis Cent 48.954 Armour 4198 at 95%. C B & Q gen 48.100 StL & San F gen 5s at 90. So Pacco ctfs 102%%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westing
U S
Japan
K City
U. Sh
L & Nashun
Sooold Mo
Allis-Chal
Amer Agri
Mo Pacific
Amer Tobacco
NY City
New
Atchgen
Nh&a
C I
Brook Tran cv
Canada
Stl&sanfran
Seaboard Air
Snig Crr
Ches & Ohio
So Pacific Col
Chi & Alton
B& It
So Railway
M&stp
SSI &P Col
SOL Union Pacific
C.c
Dun's Weekly Review Reports Steady Industrial Pulse
R G Dun and Co notes sustained advance in industrial activity and business confidence. Reports from leading cities indicate broader wholesale and retail distribution, more building and construction work, higher demand for materials, and better railroad earnings though below 1907. Hides markets show mixed shifts with firm dry hides and weaker wet salted River Plate hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Texas
United States
Canada
Bradstreet Trade Outlook Shows Mixed Gains for June
Bradstreet's state of trade notes a trend toward improvement with better crop prospects and manufacturing orders for fall, though weather irregularities restrain retail activity and reorders. Copper eases and consumers curb buying. realigning in London by speculators dominates, while US and Canada wheat and flour exports are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
London
United States
Canada
Record Mackerel Trade Sparks Steady Market Demand
Traders report abundant mackerel landings with vessels Lucania Monarch Arcadia Constellation Mooanam Indiana Shenandoah Evelyn M Thompson Oriole among others delivering fresh fish and salted barrels. Prices set at 8 cents for fresh fish and 4 cents for bursted, salt at 10 per barrel. fleets include Halifax Yarmouth boats and Newport New Bedford netters. A fleet of 24 ground fishermen adds 459 600 pounds of groundfish to the market as haddock and cod prices are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucania
Marty Welsh
Monarch
John Vautier
Arcadia
Lemuel Firth
Constellation
Thad Morgan
Mooanam
Hugh Quinlan
Indiana
al Malloch
Shenandoah
James Gannon
Ralph L. Hall
Frank Hall
Evelyn M. Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Oriole
Charley Harty
Martin Welsh
A. M. Nicholson
Sol Jacobs
Halifax
Yarmouth
Newport
New Bedford
Shipping News June 19 Mini Almanac
Ship arrivals and departures show numerous steamers and schooners listed with origins and destinations across Atlantic and Gulf ports. Notable entries include Hermod and City of Memphis arrivals and Devonian and Manitou clearances, with multiple barges towed and sailings to from Boston Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermod
Gabrielli
Louisburg
Co. B
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
Port Hawke
Blair
Bath
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Poswell
Johnson
Newport News
Ivie
Cassie
M. E. Luckenbach
Miles
Norfolk
J. B. Walker
Conestoga
Camp
Philadelphia
Thomaston
Scituate
St. Nicholas
Burnside
Newburyport
Covington
Jennie
Branscombe
St. John
N. B
Katherine D. Perry
Sprague
Winnegance
Stonington
New York
Lizzie Lee
Moon
Sener
Red Jack
Tibbetts
Rockland
Devonian
Liverpool
Eng
Manitou
Antwerp
Bostonian
Manchester
Fng
Bellaventure
Port Morant
Jam
Nora
Nor
Macoris
S. D
C. B
City of Memphis
Savannah
Boston
H. F. Dimock
Irene
Hillsboro
Laura E. Melanson
Meteghen
T. W. Cooper
N. W
Cambrian
London
San Jose
Port Limon
C. R
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
Portland
Eastport
Melrose
Baltimore
Nantucket
Harvard
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Ctc
Pittsville
Salem
Idaho
Lynn
Lancaster
James Woolley
Boswell
Kennebec
West Virginia
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Marine
Banter
Budget
Spring
Richardson
Saco
Tulpehocken
Biddeford
M. E
Luckenhbach
Carrie Clark
Theatre Gossip Lights Up Boston Stages This Week
A bustling lineup across venues from Majestic to Bowdoin Square features Yankee Mandarin At Yale Florodora and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with stars Hansel Bruns Seeley Morison van Rensselaer and Glose. Park Globe and Scenic Temple show long running acts and new vaudeville while Paragon and Norumbega parks offer free attractions and special performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Yale
Castle Square Theatre
Orpheum Theatre
Boston
Howell Hansel
Edna Bruns
Mary Sanders
James Seeley
Rose Morison
Tremont
the Park
Vesta Tilley
Keith
Ralph C. Herz
Finn Taylor and Company
Millman
Augusta Glose
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Fred van Rensselaer
Gladden James
Manhattan Newsboys
Mansfield Brothers
Delmar Brothers
Julia Raymond Tracey
the Globe
Effie Lorrain
Manhattan Girls
Dan Malundy
Austin & Stone
Moving Pictures
George C. Davis
Tenie Russell
Grace Hawthorne
Scenic Temple
Hub Theatre
Miles’ Bros. Moving Pictures
Farleys
Leslie Thurston
Duffy
Sawtelle
Eckel
Dupree
Yardner
Golder
Wonderland
Paragon Park
Norumbega Park
Watermelon ‘Trust
Ralph Smalley
Bicknell
Hill
Cherry
Tull
Hoey
Mozar
Palace
Vaudeville
Algeria
Foundling
Auxerophone
Theatre Comique
Edward Dixon
Bass Point
Weekly grain exports and business failures report
For the week ending June 17 exports total 1 085 790 bushels, versus 8 419 944 a year earlier. For the 41 weeks ending June 17 this year exports reach 165 964 3 percent bushels, against 198 725 211 last year. Business failures for the week ending June 17 number 215, compared with 254 in 1998, 165 in 1907, 173 in 1006 and 157 in 1205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Bradstreet's
Mexico Consolidated Mining Company presents debt reduction hopes
President Stallforth told stockholders the company’s total liabilities are 210 000 dollars after paying old debts and securing new construction costs. He expects ore treatment proceeds to cover debts by January 1 with a possible early next year dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stallforth
Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Ir. Stallforth & Bros
Weisel
Dividends Declared by Various Companies This July
A list of quarterly and semi annual dividends declared by multiple firms with payment dates, percentages, and stock record dates. Notable entries include Flint Mills 1% quarterly with record June 18, Shore Mills 14.4% quarterly, Puget Sound Electric Railway 3$ semi annual preferred, and Bell Telephone Co of Canada 2% quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Loring, JR
Flint Mills
American Linen Co
Shore Mills
Cornell Mills
Hleetrie Tight & Dower Co
Abington and
Rockland
Puget Sound Electric Railway Co
American Plano Co
Will
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States Finishing Co
United States
Merchants’ Manufacturing Co
Seavonnet Mills
Bell ‘Telephone Co. of Canada
R. S. Brine Transportation Co
Calendar for Today Old Dominion of Me and More
Calendar entry lists stocks and securities including Old Dominion of Maine 50 cents Ex-Dividend Am Beet Sugar preferred Am Iron & Steel preferred General Chemical preferred Western Union and Cumberland T and Ty Homestake Mining. Books open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
Soo
Car & Foundry
Tel & Tel
Am &Tobacco
Am Woolen Caereeset
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ee Ever
Atlantic Coast Tin
Ohio
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Alton
Colorado & Southern
Stly
Peneene
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Riohrande
Old Dominion of Me
Beet Sugar
Iron & Steel Eam, & Pfd
General Chemical Pfd
Western Union
Lynn merchant Joseph B. Breed killed in auto overturn
Joseph B. Breed a former Lynn lumber merchant died instantly when his auto turned turtle on the way to Lynn. Mrs Breed and Henry N Berry were badly injured while the chauffeur escaped with minor wounds. Breed was a prominent local director of Lynn Hospital the Lynn Institution for Savings and the Lynn National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Joseph B. Breed
South Littleton
Mrs. Breed
Henry N. Berry
Mr. Breed
Breed
Berry
Roxbury Deacon Arrested for Assault on Neighbor
Storms a Roxbury deacon and church trustee for 14 years was arrested on charges of beating Mrs. Mary Hankard. Hankard, who claims Storms kicked her and threw her down stairs, was taken to City Hospital with a dislocated hip and multiple injuries. Storms is detained at Station 10. The dispute arose after Hankard complained about one of Storms children. Hankard resides at 4 Dillon Street and Storms at 71 West Lenox Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordyee Hf. Storms
Roxbury
Jessie Tee Evangelical Church
Mary Hankard
Hankard
Storms
Mrs. Hankard
Lodge Opposed To Duty On Hides
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told I. Wit of Traveler shoe that he is doing all in his power to remove the duty on hides. Wit argued massachusetts stores and others would benefit from removal and that the tariff aided trusts and raised shoe prices. Lodge replied he has always opposed any duty on hides and is working to secure its removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
I. Wit
Senator Lodge
T Wit. Esq
Summer Street
Boston
H. CC. Lodge
Old Colony Trust Company Letter Reveals Strong Finances
Jefferson Coolidge Jr reports fiscal year ending May 1 earnings at 40.78 percent of capital and 20 percent dividends. Directors add 500000 to surplus to reach 6 million. investments exceed book value by over 500000 with no doubtful assets. Total deposits average around 40 million. Temple Place branch opened in 1920. new main building progress will expand facilities and improve organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Temple Place
Osteopathy Registration Bill Passed to House for Engrossment
A bill allowing osteopathic practitioners to be registered by the State Board of Registration in Medicine advanced to engrossment in the House yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Egg Hatching Record in West Roxbury Hen Case
A West Roxbury case records a Putts Orpington hen laying 19 eggs. Olaf Kh FL Sandberg of 131 Perham Street is listed as the caretaker. The incident notes the sequence of egg setting and the location in West Roxbury.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
TI. H. Rogers
Broadway
Bull Side
Robert I. Munro
The
American Cotton Oil Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hancock Consolidated
Fred W. Nichols
Houghton
Michigan
St. Mary's Mineral Land Company
Hancock
Felix Kahn
Rector K. Fox
Crucible Steel
Bears
Fa Am Tel & Tel
Coeee
U S Steel
Western Tel & Tel
Eos Ae
Fitchburg
Ola Colony
West End
Boston Peace
Mexico
Arizona Ee
Butte Coalition
Aee
O Calumet & Arizona
Franklin
Old Dominion
Superior
Nwene
Winona
Csccesas
Wolverine
Wyandot
Steeee A
Edison Electric
Georgia Electric
United Fruit
Atlantic Gulf
Bos el
Mast Butte
Giroux Cerae
North Lake
Superior & Boston
Superior & Pitt
Swift & Co
Cobalt
Mining Review
Inter-Trust Security Co
Water Street
Mass
Utah Consolidated Mining CO
Utah Consolidated Mining Company of
New Jersey
F. P. Addicks
Barnard
Congress St
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress Square
NEW York Bonds
Dun’s Weekly Review
Haddock
Russell
Maud Silva Pee
Laura Enos
Sylvie M. Nunan
Annie Perry
Flora J. Sears
Metamora
Robert & Arthur
Boyd & Leeds Ee
Peter Bros
Ene Louise, Cabral
Philip P. Manta
Mary E. Silveira
Mary de Costa
Viking Setae
B. B. Domingoes
Tee Catherine & Ellen
Ore
Ida S. Brooks
Clara G. Silva
Shipping News
Mexico Consolidated Mining Company
Cumberland T & Ty Homestake Mining
Deacon
Lodge
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