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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
20
The Sullivan Machinery Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 12 percent and an extra dividend of 1 percent on capital stock. Dividends are payable July 15 to stock of record July 1, 1919.
Fragmented OCR text shows market items with numbers and dates, including June 9 and February 7 entries. Mentions prices like 46.62 and 38.44 and references to market terms and entities. The readable content is partial and lacks coherent context or complete names.
The stock market reports a break in the long run of million share days with yesterday’s total around 940000. New York and Boston volumes for Jan 1 1919 to date are 134,924,500 and 3,593,775 shares respectively, with past periods and notable leaders like Steel and Mayflower Old Colony highlighted.
Copper prices firm on reports of refusals for a large copper tonnage for fall delivery and a Boston sale for immediate delivery. Oil prospects boost Anaconda and notes on Rock Island railroad fields in Oklahoma Texas. Railroad stocks Baltimore & Ohio and Atchison show divergent moves. the Cleveland Motor Company trades high before product rollout as markets overall drift with 935000 shares. bonds steady.
New York stocks showed restrained activity with the peace treaty nearing ratification. Turnover fell to the smallest full-session level in weeks as traders held back amid broad money-market influence and few decisive moves. Call money opened at 7 to 71/2.
A brief banking notice lists Boylston National Bank in Boston and Union Market National Bank in Watertown with dates noted as July 1 and Jaly 1. The fragment suggests a schedule or header for bank listings.
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