Market Quiet Amid Holid ay Slump And New England Turmoil
A dull trading day with 15,924 shares in listed securities, traders awaiting the July crop report and disbursements. New England directors resignations shake the board while Parsons advances a voting scheme. Atchison and C B Q show drops as Chicago Junction and railroad prospects move, with lingering talk of a Boston and Maine and CambridgeBattery plans and ongoing reorganization debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
J. A. Bostwick
J. L. Macauley
Henry Hentz
C. V.carey
Mr. Parsons
Sloan
R. i Ae
Day
William Lummis
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Mr. Day
Messrs. Flower
Hhentzler
Parsons
Charles A
F. H. Prince
Goldsmith
New Haven
Boston
Atchison
Chicago Junction
Boston & Maine
Dr. Webb
Vanderbilts
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Delaware & Hudson Canal
Central Vermont
Old Colony
West End
Whitney Pooh-Poohs
Battery Street Railway Company
Cambridge
Whitney
Cambridge Company
Edwin H. Abbot
John Trowbridge
Harvard College
Colorado Midland
Dover & Winnipiscogee Railroad
Messrs
Spencer Trask & Co
City of Waltham
Big Four
Ingalls
Reading
New Jersey
Jersey Central
Port Reading
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Richmond Terminal
W. E. Strong
Richmond & West Point Terminal Railway & Warehouse Company
W. P. Clyde
Spencer
Europe
Dividends Reported From Diverse Firms Nationwide
The Omaha Railroad Company declares a dividend of 314 percent on preferred stock. The First National Bank of Auburn Maine announces a semiannual 3 percent dividend. The Home National Bank Springfield and others, including Fitchburg banks, issue varying semiannual dividends from 2 to 6 percent. Fall River Mills and related manufacturers post several small to moderate quarterly and semiannual payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Railroad Company
First National Bank of
Auburn
Home National Bank
Springfield
WacnuseTrt National Bank
Fitchburg
SaFeTy Foxdd National Bank
Merchants’ Mill Company
Fall River
Metacomet National Bank
Tug Gilmanton Mills Company
Cutting Car Company
Granite Mills Company
Bates Manufacturing Company
Boston Stock Exchange Day Summary Report
Official report of sales on June 28 shows the day’s highest and lowest prices along with closing bid and asked figures. The data reflects market activity and price levels for listed securities.
New York Stock Sales Report June 28
New York stock activity shows total sales of 139,100 shares, above Monday’s 129,200 and Saturday’s 56,600. Principal stocks’ daily volumes and day’s highest and lowest prices are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Market Quotes and Bond Figures
London at noon quotes Consols at 965 16 for money and 96 6 for the account Canadian Pacific 91 1 2 Erie 284 do seconds 108% Illinois Central 104% Mexican ordinary 24 St Paul common 85 Money rate of discount in open market for short and three month bills 1 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlow
SB Atchison
B. U Gas
B & Q. Con
de Denver
K.C
Albany
Bost
Maine Nets
Central Mass
C.J.R
Cleve. & C. Prof
Fitchburg
Maine Central
Lhl
N.Y
N. E
Oregon
Richmond Ter
Union Pacific
West End
Tamarack, Jr
Aspinwall
French Bay
Wollaston
Oly Telephones
Belleee
Erie
Miscellaneou
Thom.Hous
Weatinghouse
Bay State Gas
Wayne Elec
Grand Rivers
London
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Electric and copper stocks overview
Boston Electric Light Co 114 119 Thomson-Houston Electric Co 6454 6d Thomson-Houston Electric Co pref 2934 50 Fort Wayne Electric Co 2 1254 Westinghouse Electric Co see see 2314 28% European Welding Co 12 1d Tamarack Jt 37 338 aeeevtee pacers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Electric Light Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Fort Wayne Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
European Welding Co
Tamarack
The Gil Market Pipe Line and Oil Certificates Update
Closing 8 p m Pipelines certificates average since the 1st Refined prices 6c per gallon Cotton Seed Oil certificates opening cost per package. Shipments listed with figures 89 311 65 165 73 194 86 477 3954 39%
Eastern lumber market shows tightening supply and steady demand
The lumber scene grows stronger with days of transactions while logs fail to reach safe waters. Penobscot logs flow, Kennebec drives advance, Moose River drive partially sent to Moosehead Lake. New York buyers pay up to 8 dollars per thousand for good cargoes, while local lath and shingles markets hold firm. Orange auction brings 2.62 to 3.62 per box, fruit in poor order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penobscot
Kennebec
Moose River
Moosehead
New York
Shipping News Mini Almanac Inlet Details
Shipping brief lists high water and moon phase for Wednesday June 29 with times and day length. Almanac notes include rail and tide details, a compact maritime reference for mariners and traders reading the local paper.
Port of Boston Ships and Vessels Arrivals and Departures
The Port of Boston listing shows numerous arrivals including the Philadelphian to Trant indicative of Liverpool trade, the Poe to Warren Co with moise, and the Dumois bound for Boston with fruit. Also noted are several coasters and steamers like Cumberland, Austrian, Williamsport, Saturn, and City of Gloucester with passengers and cargo, plus numerous schooners and tugs with barges. Cleared and coastwise movements include Columbian, Olivette, Neptune, and many coasters bound to or from Halifax, Yarmouth, Baltimore, and St Johns, with a final note of ships and cargoes sailing or bound for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphian
Trant
Liverpool
Moise
Wincoln & Co
Poe
Walters
Warren & Co
Og Dumois
Nor
Hasland
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
E A Waldron
Austrian
Fairfall
Glasgow
Moville
Galway
H & A Allan
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Elmwood
Saturn
Wiley
Newport News
S R Mead
Antelope
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Scranton
Nutty
Hoboken
Pequest
Wrestler
Hulings
Chalmette
Hercules
Taylor
Bangor
Nellie G Davis
Waldoboro
Murphy
Port Maroon
Schane
Cook
St. John
Cepola
Giffin
Bridgewater
Vinton
Fullerton
Salmon River
Heather Bell
Farris
Sierra
Morris
Etta E Tanner
Comeau
Mereghan
Win
Herrick
Kelley
Baltimore
Ellen M Golder
Hanson
J J Moore
Arnold
Perth Amboy
Ella F Little
Matthews
Estelle Phinney
Flyaway
Henry N Square
Schuylkill
Seaman
Lancaster
Salem
Hattie Paige
Smith
Albert Pharo
Hannah
Port Johnson
John M Moore
Norton
Mattie E Eaton
Gamage
Stella
Kaplan
Potter
Rondout
H W Pierce
Plymouth
Mass
Josie
Reynolds
Machias
Columbian R
Moore
W H Lincoln & Cooston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Olivette, McKay
Halifax
Richardson & Barnard
Minnie C Taylor Quinlan
Boston Shipping
McLean
Mineola
Lent
Neptune
Berry
Alma
Sanborn
Ethel B
Cooktarborville
de Long & Seaman
Edward Blake
Giffen
Lockport
St Johns
Barclay, Clements & Co
Coast Wise
Friendship
J N Gardner
Mary F Carson
Robinson
Jacksonville
H_ Flitner & Co
BC French
Garland
Norfolk
Fitzbros & Co
Roger Moore
Delay
St Sil
J Conant & Co
Wesle Oler
Kelly
Cedar Grove
Same
Essex
Dudley Pray
Troy
Albany
Slater
Merryman
Jennie C May
Benj Fabens
Olive Pecker
Mentora
Orland
Sarah P
Argentina
Caplin
Roman
Stockholm Cty
London
Olivette
Lewis
Buenos Ayres
Savoia
Montevideo
Sparkling Water
Windsor
Sarah Wallace
Shulee
Iwis Meroim
Bath
Merwin
New York
O H Brown
Coal Port
Samuel H Walker
Kennebec
CY Gregory
Centennial
Audacieux
Saulnierville
Bertha Dean
James B Pace
Ella May
St Martins
Mary E McLaughlin
Passebiac
May Ginbon
Port Medway
Herald
William Churchill
Cheyenne
Fred B Balone
Hillsboro
Playfair
Bessie F Keefer
Jacob Reed
Frank W. Howe
Brunswick
Lemuel H Hopkins
Searsport
Lizzie L Mills
Edwin S 7Orrison
Lizzie H Small
Hattie M Howes
Ruth Robinson
Emma F Angell
Joseph Faton, Jr
James Rothwell
White Star Line
Tnitoa
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
Europe
RED Star Line
United States
Antwerp
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Adams Cable
Shiploads 363000 Feet Pine and Cypress Lumber Arrive
Seh Morris W Child, arriving from Apalachicola Monday, delivered 363000 feet of yellow pine and cypress lumber to Wellman, Hall & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris W Child
Apalachicola
Wellman, Hall & Co
Sailed June 27 multiple coastwise ships and crews
Brunswick and Newport News report several schooners sailing on June 27 from Boston Providence Haverhill Bangor with ships and steamers proceeding to New York Havana Antwerp and other ports. Vessels include Sarah Potter Childe Harold Cassie Jameson Loring C Ballard and Yorktown bound crews listed with destinations and routes through various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Sarah Potter
Providence
Abbie C Stubbs
Boston
Gloucester
A J Miller
Haverhill
New York
Surprise
Port Gilbert
Georgetown
Childe Harold
Kennebec River
Newport News
Massasoit
Portsmouth
Cassie Jameson
Bangor
Yamari
Havana
Saale
Bremen
Charlois
Rotterdam
Garry
Santos
Lingfield
Rio
Wm C Tanner
Iladelphs
Portland
Edith Berwind
Katie G. Robinson
Salem
Yale
Baltimore
Chas Schmidt
Perth Amboy
Scis Warwick
Paine
Buenos Ayres
Philadelphia
Bayonne
London
la Flandre
Ymuiden
Delaware
Emita
Cienfuegos
Savannah
Melissa A Willey
Maritime Ship Movements Across Ports in June
ADELAIDE South Australia reports bark W B Flint from New York on June 25. HALIFAX Ar notes steamer Worcester from Poston and bound for Charlottetown on June 27. PORT ANTONIO Jam records steamer Albert Dumnois sailing for Boston on June 24 at midnight. R JANELRO Ar lists bark White Wings arriving from Bahia on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
W B Flint
New York
Halifaxe
Worcester
Poston
Charlottetown
Port Antonio
Albert Dumnois
Boston
R Janelro
White Wings
Bahia
North Atlantic Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Halifax
Port Hawkesbury
Charloptpetown
Maritime Provinces
Carroll
Britane Nla
R. B. Gardner
Atlantic Ave
L. Palmer
Old State Lbourg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachuset
Thomson-Houston International Electric
Henry A. Pevear
Luther
Thomson-Houston International Electric Company
Gaid Thomson-Houston International Electric Company
General Electric Company
Massachusetts Loan & Frost Company
OLD Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
OLD Cotony Trust Company
Edison General Electric Comprany
Thomson Houston Electricc Company
Edison General Electric Company
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
General Electric Company of New York
Thomson House Electric Company
Tuckerman
Prescott & 69
Bankers and Brokers
Willamst
People's Excursion
Lovell’s Crove
Boston Harbor
Clifford
Commercial Wharf
National Guard
Union Tow Boat Co
Central Wharf
Joan CoLilen
Columbus Avenue
American Bell Telephone Company
William R. Driver
Andeoscoggin Mills
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
Geo. F. Fabyan
William Whitman
Chauncy Street
Wilson Ros
Taylor—Molyunex
John Hood
George K. Taylor
Mary Molyunex
Win—Butterfield
Roxbury
S. Donaldson
Northfield
William Kirwin
Cassie M. Butterfield
Hastings
John E. Hastings
Strange
Abiel Strange
Walsh
South Poston
Catherine Walsh
West
Keturah Gillson
Charles West
John Lewis
Davis
Melrose
George G
Emily E. Davis
Gove
Amsterdam
N. Y
Ann M
George G. Gove
Lynde
Aaron Lynde
Perkins
Hingham
Maria C
Daniel Perkins
Charleston
Rhoades
LeRoy
Olive Jr
Thomas Rhoades
Geir
Bilva
Everett
Bernarda J. Silva
Atchison and C
Chicago
R. T
Ohio & Miss
Rock Island
Rich
W.P
Depres
Southern Pac
Texas
N. W
Pac. Lsts
D. C
Can. So
Cre. N
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Toiel
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Dods
Rg. G. m
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Cess
Lown
C. Ists
K.T. Trust
Kk. P. Con
Pac
Mobile & O
Cae Tex. P
SL St. LG
G. Pac
West Sh
Nor’ West
Wab
Lst
Jeawpat Tel Cgoteanx
Keudhon Bodon
Devon Slaove
Dhe
Frouse Ann Me Wirkter SY
Koomh al Seok
Down Ordges Polen
Marcing Srveek
Boston Stock Exchange
Ing
Inada Southern
Ches
Chile
Ont, & West
F. W.prescott & Co
E. W. Prescott & Co
Snow & Co
California
Sprece Lumber
Alpheus M. Stetson
Killby Street
Falton Street
California Fruit
Shipping News
Port OF
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
Ags
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Megr
State Street
Fiske
Savannah Line, New England and
Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis's Wharf
Gate City
City OF
Macon
New York& New Engana R.R
Metropoltan $3. Co
Sound Lines
Oveap SS Co
Central Railway of Georgia
Florida and Western Railway
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Bos
Npararath
Ob Va
Jenn, & Ga
Ady Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawah
C.& C RR
Ohio
R. R
Cumberland Gap
A. M. Graham
Agt
C Whitney
British Empire
Nessmore
Oranmore
Hansa-Johnston Line
Hamburg
Slavonia
WM. Johnston & CO
Sta
Chamber of Commerce
Corner of India Et
Norddeutscher Lloyd S. 8S. CO
Southampton
Spree
Sabn
Kaiser
Elbe
Genoa
Fulda
Werra
Ami Fulda
Ami Werra
Switzerland
Tyrol
C. Theo. Goething
Doane Street
Boston, Mass
Warren Line
Palestine
Angloman
Michigan
Jwy & Norseman
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Samaria
Scythia
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Ees
Eee
Jowrat
Alexander Martin
Igent
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Columbian
W. EE. Lincol
Lances
Ange 3 N & CO
Allan Line
HI. & A. Allan
Londonderry
City OF Rome
Great Britain
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Nic QO. V. Daley
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
South
Vier 29
East River
Washington Street
J. A Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Sea Coast
India Wharf
Exat
Circular
Co. F. Williams
Canada
Atlanta & Plant Steamship Line
Bealifax
Savannah Pier
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
A. de W. Sampson
Washington St
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford
Conn
Columbus Ave
Metropolitan Mfg. CO. Watches, JeWeLry and DiaMonDs
State of Maine
OF the— International S. S. CO
Eastern
Maine
The
Maritime
International S. S. Co
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chas. F. Conn
Agen
N. KE
Consignees
L’t’d
Johnston
Bay Steamship Michigan
Grand Junction
Custom House
Patestine
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth Streets
Central Park and
Plaza Square
Terminal Station
Sixth Avenue
Chas. F. Chandler
Ficial Ffeiropale
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Forty-first
Forty Second Streets
Grand Central Depot
Forty Second Street
Bowevard
Grand Central
West Shore
Green & Putney
Lawrence
City Hall
Perso
South Reading
Wolfeborough
Sigourney Butler
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