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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

14

Prices Decline Sharply on General Selling Activity

Market report shows total New York 642,600 and Boston 22,099 shares traded with Reading leading in New York at 141,300. Year to date totals compare to 1910. Railway Steel Spring and Utah Copper post gains while Denver Rio Grande and American Sugar post losses amid varying call and time money rates across cities. Several towns list temporary loans and bond auctions with bids due in late June and early July.

New York Boston Reading Amalgamated Denver Rio Grande Utah Copper

Market Drops Sharply as Stock Exchange Closes Near Lows

The market fell again after an initial rise, with leading stocks down fractions to over 2½ points and the 32 active rails and industries averaging near a full point lower. Weather rumors and crop prospects dominated prices while metal stocks and St Paul showed notable weakness.

Stock Exchange St. Paul American

Local copper market ends weak after irregular opening

The local market opened irregular with early losses in copper shares. Amalgamated led turnover with 5615 shares while Lake and others fell as New York selling pushed prices down. Total session volume was 22,099 shares as Steel and Amalgamated dominated trading.

Gold and mining notes reveal new drill progress and financings

The notes report 70000 shares traded each for Cherokee Copper Co and Algomah Mining Co. New developments include the United Verde Extension west drift at 125 feet, the Giroux shaft at 1230 feet with pumping prep, and Arizona Commercial drifts hitting high grade ore. Cactus Copper Company plans more drilling and flotation of related properties with ample land holdings and staged development.

United Verde Giroux Arizona Commercial Eureka National Mining Exploration Company W. A. Eaton T. C. Hamilton Cactus Copper Company Gibson Gibson Company Duluth Summitt Globe Camp Hamilton Pinto Pritchett Miami

Westinghouse to pay 1 percent quarterly dividend

New York June 22 1910 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company announces a quarterly dividend of 1 percent for holders of record on the preferred stock. Transfer books will close July 15 1910 at 8 pm and reopen July 16 1910 at 10 am. T. W. Siemon treasurer.

American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company Sr. B. Farwell Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company New York T. W. Siemon

Gossip of the Street bullish rail and dividend notes

The Financial World highlights a year of dividend increases and rail strength. Shares in the Nickel Plate and New York Central show robust earnings while over 200 million dollars in semiannual dividends loom on July 1. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph reports rising gross earnings but higher maintenance costs. A Southern Pacific Frisco traffic alliance sparks concern but is dismissed as unfounded.

Financial World New York, Chicago & St. Louis New York Central Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Bell Company Pacific Coast Southern Pacific Frisco Kansas City Southern Harriman Lines Kansas City Beaumont

Boston Market Stock and Lead Market Prices Summary

The Boston Market Boston notes June 24 report the course of stock and lead market prices with total sales and comparisons to previous close. Bond section details follow.

Boston

Boston curb market features Algomah Cherokee and more

The Boston curb market yesterday featured Algomah Cherokee Chief Consolidated National Mining Exploration Rhode Island Coal Massachusetts Coal and Inspiration. Cherokee opened 31 2 advanced to 4 then 11 2 and closed 21 2. Algomah opened 101 4 compared with 10 subscription, moved to 11 then eased to 101 8, closing 104e4. Remainder of market slightly lower with China moved to qualified list. Details of fluctuations listed herewith.

Esterday Algomah Cherokee Chief Consolidated National Mining Exploration Rhode Island Coal Massachusetts Coal and Inspiration China

Dividend Declarations From Diverse Firms

A compiled list shows Chicopee Manufacturing Manchester Traction National Security Bank National Union Bank Edison Electric Illuminating Tonopah Mining Nevada Davis Millis Weetamoe Mills Seaconner Mills Cornell Mills Draper Company Cuba R R Wells Fargo Express declare quarterly or semi annual dividends with record dates in June July and August. Several companies announce 2 to 3 percent payouts with specifics on record dates and payment schedules.

Chicopee Manufacturing Company Manchester Traction, Light & Power Company National Security Bank National Union Bank Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston Tonopah Mining of Nevada Davis Millis Corporation Weetamoe Mills Corporation Seaconner Mills Corporation Cornell Mills Corporation Draper Company Cuba

Southern Railway Earnings 1910 and 1909 Figures

Readable figures show Southern Railway earnings and net income for 1910 and 1909. The data lists May results with totals of 4,659,993 for 1910 and 4,033,899 for 1909, plus corresponding net income figures and operating totals for the year.

Byfoss Stoss

Calendar for today dividends and books close notice

Subscriptions payable Am. Pneumatic Service rated at $10. Dividends payable Jersey Central at 2 percent. Ex-dividend Inter. Harvester common. Books close New Idria Quicksilver. Virginia Carolina Chemical paid.

New Idria Quicksilver Virginia Carolina Chemical Ptd

Trade Review Notes Weather Boost and Market Shifts

Dun and Company reports renewed business confidence as crops improve and Congress acts ahead of adjournment. Rain eases drought fears while heat boosts retail trade. cottons and woolens see price adjustments and production curtailments to avoid stocks. Footwear weak, West stronger, leather unsettled, hides prices down. failures rise to 219 in U S and 30 in Canada.

New York R. G. Dun and Company Congress New England River Plate Buenos Ayres United States Canada

Sunday church services in Boston area listings

A dense schedule of morning and evening services across multiple churches including Clarendon Street Baptist, Tremont Temple, Roxbury First Free Baptist, Dudley Street Baptist and others. Notable speakers include Rev. Cortland Myers, D. D., Rev. James A. Francis, and Rev. Horace H. Hayes. Sunday school, Bible classes, choir programs, and special musical events are listed with times and venues.

Ple Baptist Church Cortland Myers D. D Lierbert Handel B. D. Titus Dr. Myers Clarendon Street Baptist Church Clarendon and Montgomery Streets James A. Francis First Free Baptist Church Warren Street Holborn Street Roxbury Horace H. Hayes Ruggles Street Baptist Church C. Earle Sugar Trust Harvard Dudley Street Baptist Church Fulton First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Clarendon Street L. C. Barnes New York

Bradstreet's Review: Trade Improves Amid Delayed Arrivals

Bradstreet's Report notes better retail trade and crop reports for the week. Improvements attributed to the arrival of long-delayed goods and harvests, reflecting a cautious but positive economic tone.

New York

Summer Trade Mixed as Weather Aids Retail but Slows Industry

Seasonable warmth boosts some retail activity but overall trade remains below expectations. Copper shipments surge on attractive terms while imports outpace exports. Wheat and corn exports rise from the prior year, Canada sees brisk seasonable goods demand, and business failures drop versus last year.

United States Canada The Telegraph Bradstreet’s

Summer Stage Dress Rehearsal Opens Boston Run At Shubert

This afternoon at the Shubert Theatre a dress rehearsal for Up and Down Broadway previews Boston summer audiences ahead of next week’s opening. The show runs through Sunday and Monday with final touches applied daily.

Shubert Theatre Broadway Messrs. Shubert Boston Rose Morison Lindsay Morison

Spiritualist Churches Hold Seasonal Meetings Across Boston

A rundown of spiritualist groups from First Church of Imi to God’s Purpose lecture lists sessions at Hall of the Ancients 65 West Newton Street and sites on Tremont Street, Columbus Avenue, Pleasant Street, and more. Notables include Rev Mabel Nortalism, Miss Jeanette Peters, Nellie Carleton-Grover, and Emma B. Smith with various mediums, healers, and magoun square cars. Public invited mediums welcome with circles and demonstrations through Sunday evenings.

NAL Bible Students Park Street Church H. P. Gleason THE Christadelphians Huntington Avenue Boston Ag. W. Huntress Brockton Peter NEW Thought Forum Association Edith MacDonald Christ H. E. Tenney Metaphysical Hall Huntington Chambers Berkeley Hall Tremont Berkeley Streets Dr. Slattery Italy Ida M. Lackey Hall 210 Divine Forum Huntington Enue Edward I Reed Witham Mabel Nortalism Imi Hall of the Ancients West Newton Street Aunty Butler Jeanette Peters Willis Milligen Woods Miss Brown Gladys Hale Katherine Glasgow Nellie Carleton-Grover Dwight Hall Tremont St Ideal Hall Frank Johnson George Clark E. A. Blackden Bvenius Medi C. H. Harwood Elmar Littlefield Nelile Thomas K. Brown Oscar Fitzrallen M. M. Jollimore Alpheus Ricker Annie Banks-Scott Susie P. Mosier C. H. Thompson Sears-Hill A. Hill Catharine H. ‘Thompson the Sphinx Onset Bay J. E. Armstrong Magoun Square Malden Progressive Spiritualists’ Society, Inc Louise Hall Pleasant Street A. Huntington Sara McArthur Emma B. Smith Lawrence Mass Mary Pepper-Vanderbilt Camp Progress Upper Swampscott Mowerland Park Carrie Thorver Harry Leonard Central Square Lynn Salem Town House Square Loring Avenue the Grove Columbus Avenue P. Wyman Washington Hall Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge R. G. Treadwell Munroe Gerry Steadman Ross F. B. Manier Tremon Street Severa Harrietta Tenne Manier Professor McClellan Redding’s Hall Circle American Psychical Research Society, Inc Harvey Redding Abbif. Heath Dover Street Gutierrez Spiritul Miss Desmond Peabody-Mckenna Circle Sunda Warreton Street Harmony Hall Washington St N. Smith F. IK. Brown Dial Wilder Katherine Thompson Hattie Youn M. L. Cannon Mozart Street Jmaica Pra Reale Unity Camp Saugus Elizabeth Harlo Goetz Isabella Street Johnson Winter Street City Massachsetts Avenue Mass Salhi J. Jones Main Street East Boston James A. Newhall Marriner Dale Street Roxbury M. Knowofs Gordon Place Leonard Sires Dorchester May Millan Boardman Street Cambridg Broadway T. F. Curtis Dover St

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