Day of Light Trading on New York Boston Stock Markets
Wall Street and local market activity showed narrow trading with 244800 New York shares and 12176 Boston shares. Amalgamated and American Locomotive moved modestly while grain prospects and general industry indicated cautious optimism amid dividend news and London reserve trends.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
American Locomotive
St. Paul
General Electric
Granby
Time Money
State Street
Street
Commission House
Bank of England
Bank of Russia
London
Rock Island Securities
Brooklyn
American
Union Pacific
Steel
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Eureka Mines common brokers plan to drive price back up
A broker-driven pitch urges brokers to withdraw orders under 15 cents to force Eureka Mines common back toward 15 to 22 cents. The message claims heavy buying by the group, says some brokers will resist, and offers investors a chance to buy cheap stock now before the market realigns. It touts Eureka as the most active curb stock and argues profits should extend to the public.
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CURB
ERS Howell & Little Exploration Company
Boston
Nevada
Awhideboston
Rawhide-Boston
Inter-Trust Security CO
Water St
Mass
Eureka
Eureka Mines
New Bedford Awards Education and Municipal Loans
New Bedford Massachusetts approves a 305,000 four percent school loan and a 190,000 four percent municipal loan, both serially amortized in 20 and 10 year terms to Parkinson Burr and H W Poor. The New York Stock Exchange plans one hour closure for ex President Cleveland's funeral. Governors vote to keep the exchange open Friday and close Saturday July 4. William E Soule.
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United Fruit
New Haven
North Butte
Massachusetts
Ecg
Boston
Doston Devincer
New York
Cieee
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
New Bedford
Mass
Parkinson & Burr
H. W. Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Grover Cleveland
William E. Soule
Stock and Bond Market Totals from Boston Session
Ex dividend figures noted. Ex listed totals show 9410 shares traded, with 2766 unlisted shares and bonds totaling 75500 dollars.
Boston Curb Market Report June 25 Curbs and Prices
Exchange Place notes Davis Daly and Rosario prices with Davis Daly steady around 11 to 13 cents and Rosario weak from 15 to 19 cents. Eureka common traded four to five cents. Orphan Copper 31 4 cents. Southwestern Development 45 to 50 cents. Bay State Gas 50 to 51 cents. The list shows broad fluctuations across the curb market.
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Alaska Mines Securities
Amer Light & Traction
Amer
Bay State Gas
British Columbia Copper
Buffalo Gas
Eee Butte Coalition Sree
Butte-N
Davis Daly
Douglas Copper
Ely Consol
Empire Steel Furnace Creek Oxide
Goldfield Consol
Greene Gold Silver
Hall
Signal
Havana
Houston
King Edward
Nevada
Utah
Nipissing Eee
Exchange Place
Rosario
Eureka Common
Orphan Copper
Southwestern Development
Nickerson
State St
Boston
Simmons & Buss
Cobalt Central
Davis-Dalyeree
Goldfield
Miami
Douglas
SOULE
Historic New England Mills and Banks Dividend Dates Review
A list of company dividends and payout dates arranged by firm and city includes Weetamoe Mills and Stafford Mills in Fall River with quarterly or per cent rates. National Exchange Bank Providence and United States Smelting with semi annual yields. Washburn Wire and Ice Trust details. De Beers Diamond Mining and American Locomotive Company among others with July and August payment dates and percentage figures.
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Weetamoe Mills
Fall River
Stafford Mills
Oe Mills
National Exchange Bank
Providence
RB. L
Washburn Wire Company
Ice Trust Company
American Trust Company
United States Smelting, Mining & Refining Company
de Beers Diamond Mining Company
American Locomotive Company
Wells, Fargo Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Company
Central & South American Telegraph Company
Mexican Telegraph Company
National Shawmut Bank
American Caramel Company
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Large Philadelphia Abattoir Fire Destroys D. B. Martin Site
A major blaze in southwest Philadelphia destroyed the large abattoir and an adjoining beef warehouse owned by D. B. Martin & Co. The fire caused about 150000 dollars in losses, including 65000 dollars of meats. About 300 head of cattle were saved from the flames.
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Philadelphia
D. B. Martin & Co
Reduced West and Canada Tours Through Grand Trunk System
New England travelers are offered reduced summer tours to the West and Canada via Grand Trunk in cooperation with Central Vermont and Boston and Maine. Special round trip rates cover events in Denver Quebec St Paul Seattle and more with various travel windows and return deadlines. Contact E H Boynton at 360 Washington Street Boston for quotes and details.
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Canada
West
Grand Trunk Railway
Vermont
Boston & Maine
America
Aly
Denver
Buffalo
Grand Trunk Line
Massachusetts
Boston
Quebec
Shriners
St. Paul
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Seattle
Wash
California
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Army
Toledo
Montreal
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Worcester
Springfield
E. H. Boynton
Washington Street
Simple Funeral for Mr. Cleveland at Princeton
Grover Cleveland will be buried with simple rites in Princeton New Jersey tomorrow without military pageantry. President Roosevelt will attend with limited access to the cemetery as police guard. Four clergymen will officiate and a restrained service is planned at the house and grave.
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Cleveland
Bayard Lane
Roosevelt
Henry van Dyke
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Cleveland
George B. McClellan
Paul Morton
Commodore E. C. Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Paul van Dyke
Dean Andrew
West
John G. Hibben
Junius
National Guard of
New Jersey
Fort
Hughes
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Oys
Ter Bay
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Signet
Frederick Gilkinson
Robinson
Mrs. Cleveland
President Roosevelt
Colonel Gilkinson
Trenton
Gready
Willin
Equitable Assurance Society
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Knickerbocker Trust Company
White House
Grover Cleveland Died Poor Despite Public Belief
Princeton, N J June 25 Grover Cleveland died poor contrary to widely held belief The inquiry shows he left his widow and four children with little beyond the Princeton house and the Buzzard s Bay place The article notes his White House departure and final condition.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Cleveland
Harvard Yale Boat Race Fails to Rally Crowds in Boston
A special 12 car Harvard steam train arrived at the Sout station from New London with 1200 followers but little enthusiasm for Harvard after the aquatic race victory over Yale. Passengers rushed to cars, and the return trip to Boston was crowded as trains departed within minutes of each other.
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Specia
Sout
New London
Harvar
Yale
Boston
London
Harvard Crew Wins as Yale Trip Fails to Finish
Captain Ide congratulates Captain Richardson in New London Conn after Harvard eight wins a decisive race Yale col lapsed near three mile mark Griswold lifted Yale boat from the Eli launch to no avail Ide sends a sportsmanlike telegram praising Richardson and the Yale crew quarters.
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Conn
Harvard
Richardson
Yale
Mar
Griswold
Richardso
Blagden
Ide
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