New York Curb 59 000 Chg El Rys 5s
New York State figures show 59 000 charges and changes in El Rys 5s with 98 percent readings. Mason Vales and NY Tel 4s appear in the data with 100 percent readings and 10 000 units noted.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
15
New York State figures show 59 000 charges and changes in El Rys 5s with 98 percent readings. Mason Vales and NY Tel 4s appear in the data with 100 percent readings and 10 000 units noted.
Death of Chicago Board of Trade secretary shuts Chicago trading for the day. Markets in Minneapolis rise sharply as hot weather and strong dakota and Manitoba news aid bulls. Minnesota joins in advancing prices amid robust demand. Detailed prices in several markets follow.
New York metal quotations eased as London reported a sharp drop with copper prices sliding in 6 M. B. and spot markets. Despite initial weakness, buying reemerged and a firmer tone appeared by day’s end. London closes show copper at £77 5s spot, futures £78 2s 6d. lead and tin also quoted with mixed levels across alloys.
Yesterday the cotton market was dull with prices moving within a six point range. Low prices finished five to nine points below Saturday's close as weather improved Sunday and showers fell in Texas Mississippi and eastern regions. Liverpool opened sluggish but closed nearly unchanged as traders await next week's government acreage and condition reports.
Copper prices dipped in London sparked street excitement as bears pushed shares down before partial recovery. Anaconda directors faced expectations of a dividend boost, with doubts of an increase this meeting but possible next quarter. Reports show improved cross earnings for International Mercantile Marine despite high costs and Titanic disaster fallout.
The money market showed a moderate advance as mercantile demand increased and preparations for July 1 interest and dividend disbursements began. In New York, money on call stood at 2 3 4 percent. Time money spanned 3 percent for 60 days, 3 1 4 to 3 1 2 percent for four months, 3 3 4 percent for six months, and 3 8 4 to 4 percent for over a year. Mercantile paper ranged 4, 4 1 4 and 4 1 2 percent, up from 3 3 4 to 4 percent in recent weeks. Local money and foreign exchange quotes followed.
Mayor Fitzgerald named William G. Cadigan of Cadigan & Co. banker to a three year term on the Sinking Fund Commission replacing David F. Tilley. Diamond drill No 18 at Mayflower territory is discontinued after 1908 feet with No 19 at 1233 feet and Nos 16 17 at deeper depths. Mohawk copper output for May reached 1,038,208 pounds from 72,992 tons, with 14.22 pounds per ton recovered. Isle Royale group reports June 1 cash and quick assets at 400000.
National Carbon Co declares quarterly common dividend of 11 2 percent payable July 15 to holders of record July 5. Books close July 5 and reopen July 16. State National Bank Boston declares quarterly dividend of 13 4 percent payable July 1 to holders of record June 24.
Miss Helen Marie Annis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Annis of 62 Pleasant Street Stoneham married Walter H Byron of Murfreesboro Penn yesterday afternoon at the Unitarian Church of Stoneham The Rev D A Newton officiated Best man Edward J Byron brother of the groom Attendant Miss Bernice M Stone was the bride’s attendant
In St Joseph's Church Salem on June 24 Amanda Bedard wed Ernest A Delanger Laura Bedard tied with Henry E Menard and Hector J Menard married Mary Boudreault. Rev Lothario Richard officiated. A reception and breakfast followed at the Bedard home 40 Park Street.
Miss Alice Ruth King daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kips of 25 Alexander Street Dorchester married Fletcher Park Osgood at home last evening The Rev Frederick A Reeve officiated The bride was attended by Mrs Chase Emerson of Dorchester and the groom by James H Mackie of New Bedford Ushers were George Norse and Frederick Coffin They will reside at 804 Washington Street Dorchester after a wedding tour
Mr and Mrs George W Kenyon announce the engagement of their daughter Lois to the Hon James F Shaw of Manchester son of the Hon Edward P and Annie P Shaw of Newburyport.
The 25th anniversary celebration for Rev. Patrick H. Riley, permanent rector of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in East Boston, concluded with a reception at Fitton School Hall attended by parishioners and delegations from Cambridge and Cohasset. The event featured a musical program, speeches praising Fr. Riley, a gifts ceremony, and a large turnout of priests and guests, followed by a dinner and reminiscences.
London June 24 The Pilgrim Society of Great Britain celebrated its tenth anniversary at a dinner with distinguished British figures and American Pilgrims including George T. Coppins and T. A. Matthews of Boston. A large British delegation will attend the Pilgrim Society of America anniversary dinner in New York next spring. Consul General John L. Griffiths attended. Delegates from the wireless congress, such as Rear Admiral J. R. Edwards and Lt Commander Todd, were present. Notable guests included Sir Ernest Shackleton, Winston Churchill, Lord Mersey, Sir Mortimer Durand, Sir H. Rider Haggard, Sir Gilbert Parker and the Duke of Newcastle.
Earl Roberts presided as toasts highlighted policy of Anglo American friendship and hospitality. Speakers included Postmaster General H L Samuel Canadian minister George E Foster Rev Dr W W Manning Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Earl Roberts. Attendees included Major Slocum Captain Simpson and other embassy reps. Whitelaw Reid sent regrets due to court postponement.
In Revere the removal of Fire Chief Arthur Kimball by the Board of Fire Engineers is questioned after it emerges he was never officially chief. Civil Service status complicates whether a hearing was required and selectmen say the board overreached. Kimball has served since 1903 and never accepted the rank to keep his rating.
United States Commissioner William A. Hayes 2d departs this afternoon aboard the Cunard liner Laconia for a two month vacation abroad. He travels with sister Miss Susan L. Hayes and attorney Arthur Lord.
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