Profits Taken on Favorable News on Wall Street
In a volatile session on June 20, stocks showed aggressive strength but uneven progress as buyers feared a profit take. Baltimore & Ohio rose to a record 119 1 2 after boosting its dividend to 6 percent annualized, while American Locomotive faced continued selling following its dividend declaration. Time loan demand remained robust with most business at 6 1 2 percent.
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Wall Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Market gains on favorable news and dividend hopes
New York stocks opened higher as arbitrage buying and short covering lifted prices. Baltimore & Ohio and Norfolk & Western prospects boosted sentiment while Russian strength in London provided support. Local market figures show gains across Amalgamated Smelting Anaconda and other leading issues with a strong closing tone and higher average levels.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohiod
Norfolk &Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
London
Baltimore & Ohio
Anaconda
St. Paul
Great
Northern
Interborough-Metropolitan Common
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Treasury
New York
Brest
Das Bankers
Nes
Dbs Ces
Galla Eae Viet Sub Des
United Copper
North Butte
Shannon
Massachusetts Gas
Common
Greene
Utah
Dividends Payable Weaker Textile Mills and Related Firms
A list of dividends payable in July from multiple companies. Atlantic Cotton Mills and Androscoggin Mills declare 2 and 4 percent respectively, Hall Signal 1 percent, Nipissing Mines initial quarterly of 0.5 percent, American Woolen 1 percent on preferred, American Chicle 1 1/4 percent on preferred with 1 percent on common plus an extra 1 percent, American Telephone & Telegraph 1 1/2 percent and 0.5 percent on another, International Trust Co 5 percent semi annual with 8 percent extra, First National Bank 2 percent.
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American Chicle Company
Oarican Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ini International Trust Co
First National Bank
CurB Market Summary for Raven Mining and Peers
Raven Mining traded around 13 4 and closed at 15 8. Butte Coalition moved from 32 to 31 2 with a strong finish. Shawmut Consolidated stayed near 15 8 with gains from prominent commission houses. Gold King remained in good demand around 42 cents.
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Butte Coalition
Shawmut Consolidated
Gold King
Exchange Place
Raven
New York Bonds Close Higher Amid Mixed Tuesday Results
Market report lists closing prices for June 20 versus June 19 across Urf 2a r 2s and various U.S. government and corporate bonds. Prices show modest gains and certain notes holding steady with yields noted. minor fluctuations appear in several issues including Cuba 6s and Am Tob 4s.
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Do 1St Inc
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis & Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report mixed grain quotes with July and December futures for wheat corn oats and rye. They note genuine condition warrants lower prices but sentiment remains bullish signaling possible sharp upward reversals soon.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Cl. Sree High
Pullman Sleepers to Adirondack Mountains by B A and NY Central
Beginning with the summer timetable a buffet sleeper runs daily from Boston at 3 32 p m via Boston and Albany and New York Central to Lake Placid and intermediate stops with arrivals at Childwold 5 55 a m Tupper Lake 6 10 Saranac Inn 6 48 Saranac Lake 7 35 and Lake Placid 8 10 a m Early breakfast served from the buffet Returning sleeper leaves Lake Placid at 8 05 p m daily except Saturday and arrives in Boston at 10 80 next morning Dining car Springfield to Boston For more train service or Adirondack literature contact R M Harris city agent 806 Washington street Boston
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Boston
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Tupper Lake
Saranac Inn
Saranac Lake
Springfield
R. M. Harris
Washington Street
Boston Stage Big This Summer At Several Venues
The Castle Square, Colonial and Globe theatres host lively summer bills with Richard Carle, Richard Golden, Julia Sanderson, and John Craig's stock company amid vaudeville acts at Norumbega, Wonderland, and Keith's. Parade, parades, and plentiful attractions draw crowds daily to Paragon Park and Austin & Stone's Museum with ongoing performances and new acts.
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Normandy
Richard Carle
Colonial Theatre
Tokio
Colonial
Majestic Theatre
Cambridge
Richard Golden
Julia Sanderson
John Craig
New Stock Company
Globe Theatre
Craig
Cyrus Blenkarn
Paragon Park
Bostock
Hades To
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Mullen
Corelli
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Terrie
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Buster Brown
Robert Hilliard
Palace Theatre
John Black
Lyceum Theatre
Bulger
Miss’ Hale
Bowdoin Square Theatre
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Symphony Hall
Boston
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Strauss
Bach
Suppe
J. Keller
Wagner
Handel
Jacques Hoffmann
Liszt
Schreiner
Kempter
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Curio Hall
Cosey Theatre
William F Murray Laid To Rest In Charlestown
The funeral for William F. Murray of 56 Monument Square Charlestown was held with a requiem high mass at St Marys Church Warren Street. Father Gormley officiated assisted by Father Malley as sub deacon. Pall bearers included Daniel Donovan W F Donovan Charles F Dolan James Murray John B Flanagan and James Hurley. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with committal by Father Malley. Delegations came from Bogan Conclave Heptasophs and Bunker Hill Council Royal Arcanum.
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Monument Square
Charlestown
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
Father Gormley
Father Malley
Daniel Donovan
W. F. Donovan
Charles F. Dolan
James Murray
John 8. Flanagan
James Hurley
Holy Cross Cemetery
Bogan
Heptasophs
Bunker Hill
City Hospital board meeting postponed amid hospital leadership debate
The board of trustees and Mayor Fitzgerald postponed a meeting with Dr. Geo. H. M. Rowe due to the Mayor's attendance at graduation exercises. The Mayor plans to try again today to confer with all parties on City and Relief hospital conditions. Rumors suggested a possible change in superintendent, but it was stated Rowe may continue.
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Fitzgerald
Rowe
McNamee Eyes U S Senate Move From Cambridge to Seattle
Ex Mayor John H H McNamee of Cambridge may leave his business and social circle to seek a U S Senate seat. Washington state leans Republican but rising Democratic strength could create a path within three years. McNamee has Seattle ties and political connections to aid a possible campaign.
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John H. H. McNamee
Seattle
Wash
United States Senate
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McNamee
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Levi Ankeny
Roosevelt Left Millions to Roosevelt Heirs in Uncle's Will
New York June 20 Theodore Roosevelt not named in the will of his millionaire uncle who died recently The will values the estate at several million dollars and leaves three equal shares to John E Roosevelt Robert B Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Margaret Kimberly The Kimberly share is held in trust for life with rest to her children
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Governor of Barbados to visit Boston with Lady Carter
Sir Gilbert Carter governor of Barbados and Lady Carter arrived in New York on the Byron and will travel to Boston at week’s end to visit Mrs Francis V Parker at 501 Beacon Street during three months of his leave.
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