Harriman Stocks Lead Price Advance
Total sales in New York 693 600 shares and Boston 33 692 shares. Union Pacific the most active in New York with 137 300 shares and Amalgamated Copper in Boston with 6056 shares. Union Pacific preferred up 35 8 to 107 1 8 in New York and 8 1 4 to 109 3 4 in Boston. Tamarack Mining led Boston losses 2 1 2 to 67. Call money in New York 1 3 4 percent. Boston 2 to 3 1 2 percent. Time money New York 2 1 4 to 3 3 4 percent. Boston 3 1 2 to 4 1 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Third Avenue
Tamarack Mining
Atchison
Boston& Albany
West End
East Boston
Adventure
Allouez Wee
Arcadian . We
Daly West
Michigan
Nevada
North Butte
Old Dominion
Santa
Shannon
Trinity
United Copper
Utah
Utah Copper
Victoria Eeaee
Winona Ste Nee
Wyandot
Edison Electric
Gen Electric
Georgia Electrice Oo
Seattle el Pt
Pullman
Batopilas
Kerr Lake
Keweenaw
Miami
Apex Tee Eee
Market Bulls Lead Gains as Union Pacific Stirs Trading
Bullish action on Union Pacific preferred drives gains across the list with notable gains in Reading and Wabash as investors weigh a possible holding company plan. Bank reserves rise with half year settlement approaching while copper and shoe machinery shares strengthen on earnings and industry optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Union Pacific
Harriman
Reading
Wabash
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Bank of England
South Africa
Curb Market Strengths Lead Boston Trading Day
In Boston on June 24 the Vulture strength range from 7 3 4 to 8 8 and a close at 8 1 16 dominated the local curb market. Gains in Bay State Gas National Exploration and Southwestern Development also stood out. Other notable issues included Ohio Copper Davis Daly Cactus and Chino with full curb list fluctuations detailed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bay State Gas
National Exploration
Southwestern Development
Ohio Copper
Davis Daly
Cactus
Chino
Alimeek
Nevada
Arizpe
Beaver
Tee
Bingham Mines Oe
Boswyocolo Eee
TOO Bullfrog Mining
Cactus Devel
Heming Full Pata
Chino Peete Ree Ene
Sy Sly
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Majestic
Cumberland Ely
Douglas Cop
Eclipse
Pees
Nat Cop
Goldfield Conne
Utah
Raven Seeee
Ray Consol
Sonora Mining
Develettaes
Bond Market Notes Overview of city and corporate debt actions
The report covers Milford Electric Light & Power Company issuing 40,000 long term 5 percent bonds to cover obligations and additions, Montpelier Vermont failing to receive bids for 120,000 City Hall bonds, Everett Massachusetts awarding 20,000 four percent refunding bonds to the American Banking Company, Winthrop Massachusetts borrowing 40,000 at 3.12 percent from First Ward National Bank, oversubscription of a 4 percent Turkish loan in London, and Keystone Telephone Company announcing an early payoff of 600,000 six percent notes due 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milford Electric Light & Power Company
Montpelier
Everett
Mass
American Banking Company
Winthrop
First Ward National Bank
Bonds in New York Market Mixed Across Treasuries and Industrials
The page lists numerous bond prices and yields for U S, Japanese, and Canadian issues plus utilities and rail firms. Notable entries include U S reg 2s around 101, 4s across various issuers, and several railroad and industrial bonds with yields near 4 to 5 percent, reflecting broad market activity and mixed sentiment.
Harvard 1909 Class Day Opener and Festivities Preview
The Harvard class of 1909 marks its final year with a full day of exercises at Holworthy Appleton Chapel and Sanders Theatre, followed by Stadium events and ivy oration by P McCray Henry. Festivities include dances spreads and illumination, with receptions by college clubs and a confetti tradition in Soldiers Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Joan of Arc
Yale
Holworthy
Appleton Chapel
E. C. Moore
Harvard Divinity School
Sanders
P. McCray Henry
Harvard Crimson
Glee Club
Lawrence Kirby Lunt
E. P. Currier
A. G. Cable
The
Crimson
John M. Groton
Edward T. Wentworth
Philip G. Clapp
H. W. H. Powel
Ivy
R. BE. Rogers
R. M. Middlemass
William McNear Rand
O. G. Wood
William G. Wendell
John Wilson Cutler
Charles J. Nourse
John W. Simons
E. S. Allen
R. V. White
George Gund
Paul Withington
K. S. Cate
Memorial Hall
Hasty Pudding
Pista Club
Beck Hall
Brooks House
Delta Upsilon
Sanders Theatre
Interim Field Notes From 1921 Economic Brief
Fragmented OCR reads like a trade summary listing percentages and references to rates and exchanges. Mentions of national and intermarket metrics hint at a snapshot of 1921 finance. Names such as Adams appear as partial identifiers in a faded record.
Dividends Declared by Utilities and Firms in Schedule
A list of declared dividends and stock actions from multiple companies. Includes Little Rock Railway and Lighting Co, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Thoms Ry Co, American Light and Traction Co, Massachusetts Gas Cos, Boston Consolidated Gas Co, East Boston Gas Co, Chelsea Gas Light Co, New England Gas & Coke Co, American Chicle Co, American Locomotive Co, National Shawmut Bank, and Merchants' National Bank with payment dates, percentage rates, and record dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Ry. & Lighting Co
Cobalt Central Mines Co
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St
American Light & Traction Co
Rorakiaats Light & Traction Co
American Light & Traction
Massachusetts Gas Cos
New England Gas & Coke Co
Boston Consolidated Gas Co
Boston Suburban Electric Cos
American Chicle Co
American Locomotive Co
East Boston Gas Co
Fast Boston Gas Co
Chelsea Gas Light Co
National Shawmut Bank
Merchatts’ National Bank
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Boston
Consol Gas
NE Gas & Coke
Chelsea Gas
Steen
East Boston Gas
NE Coal & Coke
Citizens’ Co of
Quincy
Tee
Company Bond and Preferred Stock Schedules
Texas Central R R Co issues semi annual preferred at 212 per cent with books closing July 2 and reopening July 16 Wells Fargo Express Co offers semi annual 5 per cent with record July 3 Norfolk & Western Ry Co semi annual 2 per cent preferred Aug 18 record Anos Associated Merchants Co quarterly 11 4 per cent first preferred Associated Merchants Co extra 1 4 per cent first preferred Associated Merchants Co quarterly 11 2 per cent second preferred July 15 Central & South American Telegraph Co quarterly 11 2 per cent July 9 to record June 30 Mexican Telegraph Co quarterly 21 2 per cent July 16 to record June 30 Bell Telephone Co of Philadelphia quarterly 11 2 per cent July 15 to record July 6 Books close July 6 reopen July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Central R. R. Co
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co
Anos Associated Merchants Co
Associated Merchants Co
Central & South American Telegraph Co
Mexican Telegraph Co
Bell Telephone Co
Philadelphia
Officials in Money Tangle in Watertown
June 24. The town finance committee reported on an inquiry into the books of the tax collector and treasurer at a special meeting. James T. Swan, Boston expert accountant, found the books in a hopeless tangle. Treasurer Charles W. Stone shows a $428 shortage with no dishonesty alleged. Raymond, the five year tax collector, faced lax bookkeeping and a $12 000 check out with only $2.80 in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Finance Committee
James T. Swan
Boston
Charles W. Stone
Charles A. Raymond
Raymond
Cambridge Bars L on Two Streets
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen standing committee rejects track locations on Trowbridge and Ellery streets. The Boston Elevated Railway Company asked for single tracks on these streets and on others, but only these two locations are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Trowbridge
Ellery Streets
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Calendar for today dividends and substitutions
Dividends payable include Homestake Mining at 1y per cent North Star Mines 40 cents Kansas Natural Gas 44 per cent Subscriptions payable New River Company bonds 25 per cent Ex-Dividend includes Col and Hoek Con Iron pref Bell Telephone of Missouri Bell Telephone of Canada Commercial Towboat Books Close American Smelting common American Woolen Chicago Burlington and Quincey New Idria Quicksilver United Railways of St Louis McKinley Darragh Books Open American Car and Foundry common and F New River Company Privileges Expire Shannon Copper for rights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Am Car & Foundry
Ahlyne
American Cotton
Am Hide & Leather
Am Tel & Tel Oe
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Ohio
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Paeifle O
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago& Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Delaware & Huudson
Isd
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
Wee
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Inter-Marine
International Paper
Noo
Filey My International Pump
Tewa Central Oe
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Louis
Nat
Minneapolis & &Teno
Minn
Norfolk & Western
American Osco
North
Northern Pacific
Ennsylvania Oe
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St. Louis Southwestert
Ncans
GRR Sloss
Sheffield S & I
Southern Dacitle
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St. & West
LST
San
Utah
Virginia Car
Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Central
Wisconsin
North Star Mines
Kansas Natural Gas
New River Company
Col. & Hoek
Con & Iron Pref
Bell Telephone of
Missouri
Canada
Burlington & Quincey
New Idria Quicksilver
United Railways of St. Louis
McKinley Darragh
American Car & Foundry
Common
F* New River Company
Shannon Copper
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Soule
Amalgamated
New York Central
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
London
Lake
Franklin
East Boston Land and Telephone
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Commonwealth
East Boston Company
Chemical
Shoe
Tamarack
New Haven
Boston Stock Exchange
Arcadian Copper Company
Exchange
New Arcadian Copper Company
Bank
Chapin
Massachusetts
East Boston Gas Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Massachuetts Gas Companies
Guggenheim
Ray Consolidated
Gila Copper Company
Carl E. Steere
C. E. Steere & Co
Bond & Goodwin
Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
Rollinsford, N. H
Cobalt’ Central
British Columbia Copper Company
Adolph Lewisohn
W.S. Crandell
J. Hartley Mellick
George P. Mellick
Carlisle, Mellick & Co
Ceesreeee AG
Ceeweevi Sea KO
Boston Clearings
Weenee Boston
United Fruit
Western Tel & Tel Ss
Atlanta
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Main
Broad St
United States
Mexico
Cole-Ryan
Touraine
Parker
Young's
Adams
Telegraph and Mail
Trinity Place
American Woolen Company
Guaranty Trust Co
WM. H. Dwelly, Jr
Supper Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Barnard
Congress At
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
WM. R. Driver
Rhode Island Coal James Shay & CO
State St
Humboldt Smelter Mines
W. D
Humboldt Smelter
Federal Trust Company
Milk St
Richard J. Burton & Co
Congress Square
Obalt
Silver Rock Cobalt Mines Co
Silver Rock
Congress St
Keystone Telephone Company
NEW York Bonds
Japan
Lake S
Cesar
I & W Oev
Pacific
Ealt & Ohio
Penney
L & S Pw
Ches & Ohio
Chie & Alton
B& Q
Ly M&s
Rl& Pecol
Col St
C.c,c & Sil
Col Indus Ssa
Col Mid
C&sreke del & Huddo Ist
D& RG 4 Distillers
Evle Pol
OTM West
West Elev
Armour
Solaris
Aiilp
L.g.claf
Chorister
RV White
Simons
Rand
Z.F. Allen
R M Middlenass
Ere ET Wentworth
Pinochenry
W. Cutler
Union
F. H. Burr
Burr
Lowell
Sever
Nat Rys
Inter
Sou Pac
Amer Tobacco
Bay State
Butte Coal
Seasona Oy
Ariz
Davis Daly Tee
Douglas Copper
Giroux
SOO Greene
Boston Consol Gas Co
NE Gas & Coke Co
Chelsea Gas Co
NE Coal & Coke Co
Citizens’ Gas Lt Co
Car @ Foundry Co
American Car & Foundry Co
Hatem
Cambridge Bars
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