Reading Croses Par in Buoyant Market
Marketwide buoyancy with continued speculative profit taking, led by railroad stocks and Reading. Gains spread to high priced grangers and Pacifics as foreign buying and short-covering supported a firm close while May trade data hint at improving domestic exports and raw material imports.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Reading
Foreign Commission
United States
Boston
New York
Europe
Orient
Dividends Declared by Companies This Month
Tamarack Mining declares $2 per share dividend payable July 29. Commonwealth Trust pays quarterly 144 percent on July 1. Schwarzchild and Sulzberger set $1.25 per share for July 29. Norfolk and Western offers a semi annual 2 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack Mining Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company
Norfolk & Western
Stock market notes on July 3 trading and dividends
The Boston and New York exchanges will open as usual on Monday July 3 while the Chicago Board of Trade will be closed. Tamarack declares a $2 per share dividend raising total paid since 1888 to $8.58 million. Copper Range sinks near 69 while other bets try to press down the market for effect.
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American Woolen Company
WM. H. Dwelly, Jr
Boston
Mass
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Tamarack
Post
Utah
Trimountain
Granby Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Osceola
Steere & Burr
C. E. Steere & Co
Atchison
Reading
New York Central
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Louisville & Nashville
United States Steel Company
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Gates
Union Pacific
House of Gates & Co
Erie
Southern Railway
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Holland
United States
Standard Railroads
Harriman
Japan
American Bridge Company
Wall Street
Europe
Jersey Central
New York Stocks Ex-Dividend Trade Pace
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw aEx-dividend activity with total sales of 782,700 shares across the session. The day reflected typical post-dividend selling and market drift as investors recalibrated holdings.
Market Report Ex-Dividend and Rights Issues
The Boston Market notes ex-dividend statuses and paid assessments. It reports total sales including listed stocks 14,608 shares valued at 21,000 pounds, unlisted stocks 4,229 shares and rights 67. The snippet outlines instalment payments and ex-rights details.
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dEx
New York Bonds Closing Prices and Listed Yields
Bonds posted closing prices and yields for U S government issues, rail and corporate issues. Notable entries include U S 8s at 104, Ad's Ex 48 at 104, Am Tob 4s at 75, Cubas 5s at 107, Mexico Central 4s at 77, Reading g l 4s at 103, StL & SF 6ths at 91, Sea Pac 4s at 96, Tex Pac 1s at 121, US Steel 2d 5s at 94, Wabash 18 117, Wis Cen ds at 95 percent.
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Bia Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Hide & Lea
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Tobacco
Mee
Anaconda Mining Co
Bees
Toe Atlantic Coast Line
Acne & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Soae
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & Steset
Chicago
Cseeee
Ccceses Ak
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Pump
Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
St Paul
Missouri Missouri Kan & Pacific
Nate of Mexico Pref
New York Central
New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Eeese Eeesasese US
Eevenes Us
Vo Frien, Caroina Chemeer Eerree Wabash
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
B&q
U S Steel
Allouez
Pneuser
Tel & Tel
Bonanza
aBos & Albany
Conn & Pass Pr
Mercur
Daly-West
del & Hudson Rts
East Boston Ld
Fitchburg
Franklin
Granby
Greene
Guanajuato
Mass Electric
Mass Gas Coroee
dMergenthal Lin
Michigan
Mont C & C
Eee
Quincy
Santa Fe
Shannon
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Trinity
Eoese Union Pacific
United Copper
United Fruit
United Shoe
US A & Ee
US Steel Cave
Utah
Victoria
West End Land
Western T & Pr
Wolverine
Atechg’s
Bal & O
Do 2d Inc
Cc & O
Cc & A
Erie P
Japan
Manec G
Sea AL
Sea Pac
Tex Pac
T.stl&w
UN Pac
Do Con
US Steel 2d
Wabash
W & LE
Cotton Prices Jump Fifty Points on New York Market
The New York cotton market rose about 60 points to January with gains near $2.50 per bale from last night. July to March options climbed to 9.50 9.60 9.65 9.75 and near 10 cents for March. Spot cotton in city rose 49 points to 9.90 cents middling amid heavy volume and crop concerns.
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New York
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary
Ennis and Stoppani report mixed moves in wheat corn and oats with July wheat trading near 90 but finishing softer. Corn sees early selling and a late rally then pullback while oats stay firm though subdued. Options on July wheat list puts at 90 and calls at 92 amid cautious weather signals and selective buying on weak spots.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
The Earl and the Girl At Boston Theatre Delights Audiences
The Earl and the Girl plays Boston Theatre to large enthusiastic crowds with a special Tuesday afternoon show for the Fourth of July. Kafoozelum at Tremont and Ben My Chree at Castle Square draw strong crowds as well with notable performers like Dave Lewis, Elsie Fay, and Flora J Bowley joining the casts. The article notes popular vaudeville acts at Keiths and Empire and highlights attractions at Paragon Park and Norumbega Park, including the Grahams at Palace Theatre and the upcoming Point of Pines opening.
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Boston
Ben-My-Chree
Castle Square Theatre
Mary Hall
Audrey
Flora J. Bowley
James K. Hackett
Castle Square
Mile
Chester’s
Keith’s
Milo
Chester
Billy
Nina Morris
Keith
Empire Theatre
Empire Musical Comedy Company
Adolphe Mayer
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Symphony Hall
Strube
Grahams
Palace Theatre
Powell
Austin & Stone’s
Curio Hall
Santos
Revere
Paragon Park
Riccabona
Valdis Sisters
Point of Pines
Norumbega Park
Gilroy
Haynes and Montgomery
Richy W.craig
Bailey and Fletcher
Burke and Dempsey
Potter and Hartwell
Lexington Park
Woodland Park
New York Market Rises on Confidence and Foreign News
The June 28 report notes developments boosting confidence in speculative positions in New York and Louisville. Prices advanced substantially amid favorable foreign advice, though late trading showed profit taking. Analysts expect the market to stay strong tomorrow with broad strength in active stocks.
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New York
Louisville
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State Street
Chicago Terminal
Burlington
Lake Shore
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northwest
London
Baltimore & Ohio
Stock Exchange
Great Britain
Mining and Stock Exchange
Ahmeek
Bay State Gas
North Butte
HEATH
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Penn
Brooklyn
Congress St
Broadway
H.R. Leighton & GO
Washington ST
Devonshire ST
L. D
Broad ST
Lst
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Mills Building
San Francisco
H. H. Shinn
Sim Mack
Sec’y
United States Mining CO
United States Mining Company
BE. W. Batchelder
NEW York Bonds
Entertainments
Nantaske
Riccabona’s
Vaidis Sisters
Lizzie Vaidis
Nantasket
NEW York Consolidated
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated Copper
Eveee
Brook Rapid Transit
Mil & St Paul
Met Street Railway
Missouri Pacific
Ion
Cceeess
Eeneerreeveres Do P
Bor
Eas
Joseph J. Raymond
Dane
Bathin
Shady Beach
Lawrence McCarty
Heatre
Lesses
Mgr
America
Messrs. Shubert
Theatre
Empire Empire Musical Comedy Co
Coolest Theatre
Jack
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St. Herrick’s
Copley Square
Austin & Stone Scoom
Dream Santos
Grass Eater Bel
Richards
Ell
Feducec New
OAK Joy Line
B. D. Pitts
Agt
Con St
Arene
Bowdoin Citrarac
Wypeu Umuy AW
Zoological Garden
Atlas Burlesque
Vaudeville
Castle SQ
Uemt
Castle Square Theatre Stock Co
Wilson Barrett
Hall Caine
Winter St
Tremont
Kafoozelum
Dave Lewis
Elfie Fay
Theatre Ave
Isles OF Shoals
New
City OF
N. H
Pemberton
G. P. Cushing
Bass Point
Nahant
Lincoln Wharf
Battery St
Paxces
Batternahant Line
Provincetown
Pilgrims
First Landing Place
Qape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe’s
Ss. A. Moody
Gloucester
Cape Ann
North Shore
Hough’s Neck
Line
Atlantic Ares
Rowe's Wharf
Rox
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Central Wharf
King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
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