Heat Dampens Stock Market Activity In New York and Boston
The record shows extremely dull trading with total sales of 594700 shares in New York and 21696 in Boston. Amalgamated, Reading and Pacific Mail were among the day’s notable movers as prices fluctuated under heat driven market inertia. Banks expected a record cash gain for the week while liquidity remained uneven across regions and securities.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Union Pacific
State Street
Southern Pacific
Interboro-Metropolitan
Southern Pacific Railroad Company of
Mexico
Atchison
London
Pacific Mail
Paris
Amalgamated
Interboro Metropolitan Common
Union Pacific Common
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Shannon
North Butte
Quincy
Local curb market features and fluctuations in Boston
The Boston curb market on June 25 shows Amalgamated Nevada at six to nine cents, Southwestern Development at 15 to 18 cents, Davis-Daly around 65 to 68, Vulture steady near 81 to 84, and Bay State Gas strong at 87 to 90 cents. Detailed fluctuations of the curb list follow in official sales.
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Quincy Soeresssese
Santa Fe
Shannon Pilidtls
Eessesccce
Superior Ween Wee Il
Trini
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper
Wyandot
Falson Electric
General Electric
Georgia Electric
United Fruit
United Shoe
Am Ag Chem
Boston
Miami Lake Copper
New Arcadian
Newhouse Ween
Superior & Boston
Superior & Pitts
Swift & Co. Eee
U S
Utah
Nevada
Southwestern
Davis-Daly
Bay State
Acme Consol
ATS Us
Bay State Gas
Black Mt . . A
Boston Ely
British Columbia
Central
Ely
Davis Daly
Eclipse Oil Pte
First Nat Co
Laramie Wane Ay
Mason Valley
M&s
Vulture Ee Sens
Bond Market Notes From Newport and Nearby Issues
Newport award of a temporary 60000 loan at 2.95 percent discount dated July 1 and due September 8. North Andover sells 85000 sewer bonds at 4 percent mature 2000 1910-27 and 1000 in 1927 to Parkinson and Burr at 104.02. New Bedford 360000 3 1/2 percent bonds placed at par with New Bedford Institution for Savings after earlier private sale. Burlington 36000 4 percent bonds dated July 1 and due 1989 to N W Harris at 103.579. Watertown treasurer accepts bids until June 29 for a 25000 temporary loan due November 1.
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Boston
Newport
R. I
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
North Andover
Parkinson & Burr
New Bedford
New Bedford Institution For Savings
Burlington, Vt
N. W. Harris & Co
Watertown
Bradstreet Week Preview Signals Rise in Trade and Crops
Bradstreet reports improved trade and crop conditions this week aided by better weather and rising industrial activity. Wheat and corn yields show gains, retail activity stabilizes, but shipments slow due to heat. Rail earnings rise 21 percent in April while business failures decline from last year’s levels.
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New York
United States
Canada
Telegraph
Bradstreet’s
Dividends Declared by Massachusetts Lighting and Other Firms
Quarterly and extra dividends declared by firms including Massachusetts Lighting Companies 1 percent and 14 percent extras for July 15, Tonopah Mining Nevada 25 percent quarterly and 10 percent extra for July 21, American Shipbuilding 154 percent preferred, Puritan Trust 8 percent semi annual, Seattle Electric 3 dollars common, Hamilton Woolen 2 percent semi annual, and others with stock of record dates in June and July.
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United States Trust Company
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
Potomska Millis
New Bedford
Central District & Printing Telegraph Company
Tonopah Mining Company of
Nevada
American Shipbuilding Company
Street's Western Stable Car Line Company
Puritan Trust Company
Boston
Seattle Electric Company
Hamilton Woolen Company
Dunham Named Director of Seaboard Air Line
New York June 25 The resignation of Thomas F Ryan T Jefferson Coolidge of Boston and James H Dooley of Richmond from the Seaboard Air Line board was announced today Wallace P Dunham vice president of Old Colony Trust Company Boston is expected to succeed Coolidge transferring leadership on the board
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
James H. Dooley
Richmond
Seaboard Air Site
Wallace P. Dunham
Old Colony Trust Company
Mr. Coolidge
Trade Outlook Improves Amid Tariff Debate and Harvest Hopes
Dun's review notes improved business conditions in principal centers despite tariff delay and proposed corporate net earnings tax. Crop season risk acknowledged, but outlook generally promising with rising wholesale dry goods prices and active fall distribution orders for 1910. Leather and hide markets stay firm while commercial failures total 9.74 million dollars in June across manufacturing and trading sectors.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Boston
Texas
Chicago
United States
Canada
Fruit Company dividends and railway shares note
United Fruit Company and Lehigh Valley common and preferred shares listed with books close details. Denver & Rio Grande preferred, Chicago Telephone, North Butte Mining and River & Railroad Bridge dividends noted. Ros. Min. shows 1 percent, with various paid or payable amounts.
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United Fruit Company
Lehigh Valley Common
Lehigh Valley
Denver & Rio Grande
Chicago Telephone
North Butte Mining Company
del. River & R. R. Bridge
Hon
Stage Theatre Skirmishes and Summer Shows Promised
The Majestic closes tonight to reopen in late summer while Home Folks will be seen twice at the Orpheum. Sapho stars Morison's stock company on Monday as The Travelling Salesman ends its Park run Saturday July 3. A Broken Idol continues at Tremont through July with a summer price scale. John Craig ends his season at Castle Square next week with Florodora. Mile. Dazie debuts at Keith's Theatre with a new French pantomime. Ben Johnson appears in a monologue from Paid in Full. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde ends today at Bowdoin Square. Enemies for Life heads next week with Rice Walters and others. The Globe's bill features the Manhattan Girls minstrel show and new vaudeville and motion pictures loom at the Globe and Palace. Norumbega Park opens with a six act vaudeville show and changes next week. Wonderland draws crowds to its cool board walk with several new shows this season. Paragon Park and Palm Garden remain popular as hot days push visitors to breeze filled venues.
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Majestic
Orpheum
Mr. Morison
Park
Tremont
John Craig
Castle Square
Keith
Mile
Dazie
Zeigfeld
Ben Johnson
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Fred van Rensselaer
Edwin Denison
Rice
Walters
Pete Griffin
Warren and Malloy
Frank Hurley
Jack Clahane
Florence Mann
Austin & Stone's Museum
Dan Malundy
Tom Bullock
Billy Rice
Globe Theatre
New Palace Theatre
Theatre Comique
Norumbega Park
Wonderland
Great Board Walk
Moving Picture Theatre
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Cape Cod Steamer Trips Draw Crowds This Summer
The Gloucester steamer Cape Ann starts its regular summer service. Bass Point provides a pleasant harbor sail and entertaining options. The steamer King Philip, led by Captain Edward Dixon, reports large catches attracting many travelers aboard for ocean trips.
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Provincetown
Cape Cod
Bass Point
Gloucester
Cape Ann
King Philip
Edward Dixon
Scylla Towed Off Middle Ground Shoal
The British schooner Scylla, aground at Middle Ground Shoal near Vineyard Haven, was floated today by the tug Tasco after a portion of a bendy in lumber had been lightered.
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Vineyard Haven
Scylla
Middle Ground Shoal
Tasco
Mackerel and fish landings swell harbor trade
Vessels brought large quantities of mackerel to Race Point and Cape Cod Bay with waterfront sales at 20 to 23 cents per pound. The mixed catch totaled 66 900 pounds including haddock, cod and pollock as several ships and crews push summer trade and tourism shipments inland.
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Cape Cod Bay
Water Witch
Robert & Carr
Mabel E. Bryson
Carr
Race Point
Teresa
Alice
Walter Rideout
Georges
Eastern Point
City of Gloucester
Haddock
Mary B. Greer
Veteran Warren line captain Murdoch recalls Christmas voyage
Captain Alexander William Murdoch of the Sachem, born in Sussex 49 years ago, has logged 107 voyages with the Sachem over 22 years. He recalls a Christmas at sea when a break down left him aboard 1100 miles from Liverpool, delaying prayers and meals as bells rang inland.
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Alexander William Murdoch
Warren Line
Sachem
Murdoch
Sussex
England
Jones & Palmer Co
Liverpool
Australia
San Francisco
East Indies
National Steamship Company
America
New York
National Company
Kansas
Post
Fenton
Queestown
Crosby Channel
Shipping News June 26 Mini Almanac Highlights Arrival and Clearance
Shipping notices list arriving steamers A W Perry Hawes from Halifax N S Nacoochee Diehl Savannah Nantucket Nickerson Baltimore via Norfolk and Newport News etc. Cleared steamers Cymric Hermod Louisburg Nacoochee Savannah Nantucket Norfolk and New York Sailed steamers Numidian Lancastrian London Governor Cobb Portland Eastport St John Jamaica Alabama Annatto Bay Port Maria etc.
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A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Diehl
Savannah
Nantucket
Nickerson
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Norfolk
Newport News
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Yale
Grove
New York
Herman Winter
Crowell
Cto
Boston
Geer
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Dingley
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Blair
Bath
Gloucester
Ober
Cymric
Liverpool
Eng
Hermod
Louisburg
C. B
Nacoochee
Dacre Castle
Dto
Clayola
St. John
N. B
Numidian
Glasgow
London
Ent
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Beverly
Washington
Waltham
Ontario
Pilgrim
Western Belle
Jane Palmer
Hume
Rockland
Merger Now Assured Between New Haven and Boston & Maine
State railroad experts view the New Haven Boston and Maine merger as settled with no legal obstacles. President Mellen signals likely quick action by New Haven management under the Boston Railroad Holding Company. Merger supporters cite the transfer of Boston and Maine stock to New Haven friendly interests as reassurance.
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Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Railroad Commission
Billard
Connecticut
Boston and Maine
Board Could Freeze Noyes Appointment In Transit Post
Republicans on the Board of Aldermen may again oppose Mayor Hibbard by first confirming ex Senator Leavitt as schoolhouse commissioner and then refusing to confirm James B. Noyes as transit commissioner. This tactic would sideline Noyes, a favorite of the administration, from city service.
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Hibbard
James B. Noyes
City Hill
Leavitt
Noyes
Public Hearing Looms Over City Lighting Contract
A special Common Council committee plans another public hearing next week on the $1,925,000 Edison Company electric lighting contract. The panel has amassed data and may reveal sensational findings. Corporation Counsel Babson says Mayor Hibbard and Streets Superintendent Emerson acted within their rights to proceed with the Edison deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Common Council
Edison Company
Babson
Emerson
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