Market stagnation marks tedious trading day on June 20
The market softened with a small total of stock transactions led by Reading and Union Pacific. Traders left early to the track as activity faded after the first hour, while copper futures and gold shipments drew focus amid a calmer financial scene in New York and State Street.
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Wall Street
Reading
Union Pacific
Bulness
Paris
Sub-Treasury
State Street
New York
U. P
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper
Amar & Foundry
Am Smelting & Refining
Am Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Coneeeeser
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Senor
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Distillers’ Securities Ee
Erte Ee
Elieley Ee
Illinois Central Se
International Paper Oe
Kansas City
Northern Pacific
Reese
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Eee
Republic Steel Acese
Ana
Virginia
Boston Market Snapshot of Ex-Dividend and Ex-Rights Trading
The Boston Market column records the day’s stock and bond prices and totals. It notes ex-dividend and ex-rights statuses, plus assessment payments, with total sales across listed and unlisted stocks, bonds, and rights.
Market summary for Wheat Corn and Oats by Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report in their market letter that open high low and close figures for Italy wheat corn and oats show declines late in the session due to profit taking and short selling yet the market closed steady. They favor remaining long as they expect higher activity and a wider value range later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Close
Italy
New England Gas & Coke declares first dividend
The New England Gas and Coke Company directors declare a first dividend of 11 2 per cent per share payable August 1 to stockholders. R. S. Brine Transportation Co. declares a regular semi annual dividend of 31 2 per cent on preferred stock payable July 1. Boston and Worcester Street Railway Co. declares a regular semi annual dividend of 2 per share on preferred stock payable July 1. Nipissing Mines Co. declares a regular quarterly dividend of 3 per cent payable July 20.
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Newgland Gas & Coke Company
Signn
You R. S. Brine Transportation Company
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
Nipissing Mines Company
Harrison Loring, JR
Race death by own action discussed at Friends meeting
Dr. Trueblood of Boston argued that there is too much race death by own action within the denomination. Other participants urged greater attention to the religious needs of immigrants during the meeting in Portland.
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Trueblood
Portland
Friends’ Meeting
Boston
Copper Range Consolidated Company Dividends Declared
Board declares Dividend No. 12 of 1.50 per share and an extra Dividend No. 13 of 0.50 per share. Payable Monday July 1 1907 to stockholders of record June 6 1907. Transfer books close June 6 reopen June 14. Frederic Stanwood treasurer Boston May 23 1907.
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Copper Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Boston
Enned Shannon Copper Company
R. T. McKeever
Boston Curb Market Opens with Narrow Trading Range
Boston Ely Nevada Utah Nipissing and Boston Corbin lead a quiet curb market session. Prices move modestly with gains for Nipissing to around 111-4 and Nevada Utah easing after trading up to 51-8. Several miners and securities like Bronson Cement Bullfrog Mines and Rosario show small shifts, while Davis Daly finishes at 125-8.
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Boston Ely
Nevada
Utah
Nipissing
Nevada Utah
Boston Corbin
Bronson Cement
Bullfrog Mines
Bullfrog Mining
Butte & Bradley
Rosario
Silgalena
Ximo
Superior & Pittsburg
Davis Daly
Furnace Creek
J Thomas Reinhardt
Echange Place
Boston
Broad Street
New York
Argenta
Auto Force
Acceses
Batopilas
Bingham Central
Bingham
Black Mountain
Boston Calaveras
Boston-Corbin
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Laramie
Girl Fortune Tempted Father Wellesley Tale
A Boston broker Robert F Straine allegedly sought to woo Dorothy 19 daughter of a late Dana Hall alumna to claim a fortune of 80 000 to 100 000 left by her mother. Guardian Roland W Boyden held the case. Straine and a woman Mary Smith were jailed and the matter continued to next Thursday.
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Wellesley
Robert F. Straine
Boston
Dorothy
Dana Hall
Roland W. Boyden
State Street
Strame
Mary Smith
Worcester
Newton
Dedham Court
Point of Pines Opens With Largest Dry Dock Display
After repeated postponements the Point of Pines will open to the public on Saturday June 22. Visitors can view the 350 by 110 by 75 foot dry dock built 50 years ago in Portsmouth NH at a cost of 1 090 000 and towed to the resort for the opening spectacle. A bonfire begins at 8 PM lit by Miss Dora Butters of Boston. The Lynn Cadet Band performs from the new band stand and Hudson Williams the noted boy soprano sings.
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Point of Pines
United States
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Boston
Dora Butters
Lynn Cadet Band
Hudson Williams
Hudson
Father seizes daughter in dramatic home invasion
A large covered touring car drawn by a colored man drew attention as it paused at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hurd. Straine and a 35 year old companion forced entry to Miss Dorothy Straine’s room, where the father attempted to abduct his daughter. Neighbors William McLein and Jerry Cullinan intervened, aiding in restraining Straine until police arrived. Both Straine and the companion were jailed for disturbing the peace.
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Elizabeth J. Hurd
Washington Street
Dorothy
Mlle. Boysen
Straine
Dana Hall
Miss Dorothy
Miss Straine
William McLein
Jerry Cullinan
Williams
Officer Armitage
Wellesley
Post
Too Hot for Council Meeting Adjourned
The Common Council paused last night as heat drove away members and President Barrett adjourned the session due to the lack of a quorum.
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Common Council
Barrett
Aged Boston Sports Figure David Blanchard Dies
David Blanchard known as Dave Blanchard a longtime Boston sports man died last evening after 6 o'clock at 29 Columbus Avenue He was nearly 81 born in Maine but made Boston his home Boxing was his hobby and his name is linked with the book Fair Play an Americanization of the Queensberry rules
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David Blanchard
Dave
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Blanchard
Maine
Marquis of Queensberry
McLaughlin Loses Case Over Boston Hospital Architect
Judge Braley dismissed the mandamus petition by architect James E. McLaughlin seeking the Boston Consumptives Hospital project. The court found no proof of corruption by Mayor FitzGerald and ruled McLaughlin failed to establish the case. Testimony included Mayor's claim that James Mulcahy was the real architect and that Mulcahy had been removed as building commissioner for incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McLaughlin
Fitzgerald
McLaughlin
New
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
Braley
Supreme Court
Babson
Quincy
Edward F. McSweeney
Board of Trustees
James Mulcahy
McSweeney
Mulcahy
Druggist Hurt by Soda Tank Explosion
Dennis F. Rourke of Brigh ton was seriously injured when an iron soda tank exploded in the store cellar around 7 30 pm. A large fragment struck him on the head, knocking him unconscious. he rests well after Dr Rowan treated him. This is the second time he has suffered an injury from an exploding tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis F. Rourke
Brighton
Mr. Rourke
Dr. Rowan
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