Profit Taking Causes Price Recessions
Reported by market desks with New York and Boston totals for trading. New York’s top activity includes steel common at 139,300 shares. Sears Roebuck rises from 4 to 162. U S Rubber falls from 212 to 421-8. In Boston Calumet and Hecla climbs 12 to 587, Edison Electric drops 2 to 250. Interest and money rates shown for both cities with percent changes.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
Isle Royale
Sears, Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Calumet & Hecla
Edison Electric
Gall
Time
New York Exchange
Coal & Oil
Atlantic Ana Ld Dominion
Lake
Amalgamated
Utah Consolidated
Nipissing
United Fruit
Massachusetts
Hinston
Ceee Eee
Atchison Ee
Arizona Com
Butte Coalition Oe
Cal
Arizona
Sean
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Wee Eee
Daly West
Elm River
Nipissing North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Shannon
Superior
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah
Winona Shawenwee
Wolverine Eee
Tel & Tel
Eng
Pullman Co A
Seattle
Torrington
Evie Sk
Amalgamated Tees
Boston Corbin
Butte Ballak
LE & W
Louis Nash
Nevada
Y Central
Nyc&w
PCC &Sl
I &S
Rock Island
Sl&s
Sears Roebuck
Waiesincer Etme
Texas Pac
TSL& W
Twin City
MY AM
UN Bag & P
Union Pac
Tn Ry
Uscip&f
V S
West Maryland
Westinghouse
Western Union
Wis Central Acs
Market weak but Missouri Pacific shines on May trading
State Street May 23 reports a slower volume yet firmer early gains and a late drift lower. Missouri Pacific leads with a new high for the year, aided by banking support and a hoped-for dividend resumption within 12 months. Overall averages show a weaker close, with 25 leading stocks down from Saturday’s final.
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State Street
Missouri Pacific
Boston curb market features and municipal bond activity
The Boston curb market report lists Dominion Syndicate Raven Massachusetts Coal La Rose First National Maritime Exploration and Chino plus others with higher quotations except Chino and First National. It notes New York revenue warrants resold in Paris and Seattle city bonds offered yielding 4 percent, with various city and state loans approved or bid deadlines.
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Boston
Dominion Syndicate
Raven
Massachusetts Coal
la Rose
First National
Maritime Exploration
Chino
New York City
Paris
Railroad trust bonds sold to Edward B Smith & Co
The Pennsylvania Railroad sold 11 million dollars of Pennsylvania general freight equipment trust 4 percent certificates to Edward B Smith & Co. They mature in 10 annual installments of 1.1 million from May 1, 1911 to May 1, 1920. Kountze Bros and William A Read & Co are associates in the offering. J S Bache & Co purchased 1 million.
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Adams Express Co
Allis Chalmers Renee Eee
Am Agricul Chem
Do Col Trust
Armour
T&s
Ealt & Ohio
Brooklyn Union
Georgia 1St Inc
Ches & Ohio
Chie & East Ill
M & St P
Ch&e NW SF
Ch & W
Ind G M &S
RI & Pac
St L & Pitts
Cin, Dayton & Ironton
del & Hud
Dell & RG
Do Ist
Eewee
Erie
Green Bay & W
Eaie
Lehigh & W C
Mobile
Ohio
H&p
Nor & West
Nor Pac Ist
Pac Tel & Tel
Pennsylvania
P. Y & Ashtabula
South Pac
Texas & Pacific Bs
UN Pacific
Eveewe
Wabash
Westing el & Mfg
Wiscon Cent
NY City
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward B. Smith & Co
Pennsylvania General Freight Equipment Trust
Kountze Bros
William A.read & Co
Dividends Declared by Several Companies in June
Lawrence Manufacturing Co declares semi annual dividends to stock of record May 23. International Harvester Co pays quarterly 1 percent to stock of record June 25 for July 15. Norfolk Railway & Light Co issues 2 percent semi annual, books close May 24 reopen June 3. Great Falls Manufacturing Co announces semi annual dividend of 6 dollars to stock of record May 23. North American Co pays 1 percent quarterly to stock of record June 15 for July 1. Globe Soap Co declares quarterly 1.5 percent first preferred dividends with books closed May 30 reopened June 16. Second preferred 1.25 percent and special preferred 1.14 percent with same book-closure dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
International Harvester Co
Norfolk Railway & Light Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
North American Co
Globe Soap Co
Meeting Calendar for Am. Beet Sugar Today
Today’s calendar highlights a meeting by American Beet Sugar. Attendees include representatives from Am. Beet Sugar and related stakeholders. The agenda covers production targets, pricing, and cooperative agreements. Event details remain to be confirmed by organizers.
Refugees From Cartago Arrive Aboard Esparta Steamer
Aboard the Esparta from Port Limon Costa Rica seven Cartago quake refugees reach Kingston Kingston Ontario areas. Among them Mrs Helen M Fairbairn wife of an American railroad man is among the group. She was buried in her house but rescued. Her collie dog is the sole pet saved. Others include Miss Margaret Brigham C C Hausse men EF Coblantz and Mr Mrs C F Coblantz Paul Deliens native Costa Ricans. Mrs Fairbairn to stay with her mother in Kingston. The Esparta carried 38000 stems of bananas.
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Esparta
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Cartago
Helen M. Fairbairn
A. A. Brigham
C. C. Haussemen
New Hamburg
Ont
EF. Coblantz
C. F. Coblantz
Paul Deliens
Fairbairn
Kingston
Esparza
Shipping News Mini Almanac May 24 19th Century Tide Details
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances at Hampton Roads Newport News and Norfolk with multiple steamers schooners tugs and barges. Entries include vessels from Melville Galway Esparza Bradford Oertel Ida Cuneo and City of Augusta, plus multiple tows for Beechwood Hattie Eagle Hill and more. Sailing and sailing-related movements appear with origins from Portland Bangor Calais and New York. several ships proceed to Baltimore Philadelphia and Norfolk.
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Tr. S
Vulcan
Easton
Hampton Roads
Numidian
Moor
Glasgow
Melville
Galway
Esparza
Glenn
Port Simon
Bradford
Ger
Oertel
Port Morant
Ida Cuneo
Iverson
Sama
Cuba
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Philadelphia
New York
Hawthorne
Riverside
Binghamton
Mary F. Scully
Gegg
Henry Failing
New Jersey
Paoli
McGoldrick
Portland
Upton
South Amboy
Pibla
Sandwich
Mass
Grace
McClure
Sabean
Moncton
N. B
Izetta
Bangor
Otranto
Florence A
Calais
Wyoming
McLeod
Noralk
Saxonia
Liverpool
Port Antonio
Jam
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Benedick
City of Augusta
Savannah
James 8. Whitney
George M. Warner
Belleveau Cove
Alice M. Colburn
Calvin Austin
St. John
Eastport
Nantucket
Warward
H. F. Dimock
Flusser
Provincetown
Scranton
Hoboken
N. J
Cohocton
New Bedford
New London
Plymouth
Port Johnson
C. R. R. Nos
Portsmouth
Boxer
Harrisburg
Reading
North America
Marion
Weehawken
Daniel Willard
Cto
Maywood
Krdgewater
Knickerbocker
Lambert’s Point
I. F. Chapman
Guttenburg
Sidney
Forest Belle
Pilgrim
Cumberland
Timandra
Buenos Ayres
Emma E. Potter
Clementsport
Valdare
Bear River
N. Y
Loring C. Ballard
Charlotte W. Miller
General Scott
Calais ‘ Co
W. Dexter
Manhattan Defeats Vermont 7 3 in Slow Game
Manhattan defeated Vermont 7 to 3 as Vermont batters failed to hit consistently. The line shows Manhattan scoring in the first, third, and seventh innings while Vermont tallied early and late runs. Batteries Hanley Potter Connolly Flaherty Burrington.
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Burlington
Vermont
Manhattan
R.H.E. Manhattan
Hanley
Potter
Connolley
Flaherty
Burrington
Shipping and fishery reports dominate New York port logs
The day’s notices detail eight more fishing craft arriving plus ten additional vessels, with total groundfish receipts around 590,600 pounds including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The schooner Thomas J Carroll has landed 489,050 pounds of pollock since March 3. Prices vary by species, and several ships’ cargoes and crews are listed alongside passenger movements on the Saxonia Bradford Ida Cuneo and other vessels. A falling Boston import valuation for the week ending May 20 is reported, and a Greek Gymeric grounding near Colombo is noted as continued uncertainty.
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Genesta
New York
Nova Scotia
Thomas J. Carroll
Haddock
Hake
Pollock
Mary E. Cooney
Philip P. Manta
Rose Dorothea
Clara G. Silva
Hie Mina Swim
Mery FE
Sennett
Reading
James Cannell
Charles L. Thomas
Providence
Saxonia
Bradford
Long Wharf
Port Morant
Jamaica
F. Passow
West Indies
Hayti
San Domingo
Evelyn Hendricks
Vernon Mesias
George Bell
S. Oertel
Sama
Cuba
Ida Cuneo
Cuneo
William J. Bond
Merchants and Miners
Ontario
Battery Wharf
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Charles G. Rice
Shinnecock
New Jersey
Rice
Brava
Cape Verde Islands
New Bedford
Edward Latimer Beach
U.S. N
Beach
Washington
Henry Failing
Mary F. Scilly
Tacoma
Bath
San Francisco
Boston
Custom House
London
Colombo
Calcutta
Declares Woman A Murderer In Boston Trial Opening
The trial opens with jury impaneling after 3 hours of deliberation for a murder case involving Mrs. Richmond. Questioning reveals 97 talesmen summoned, eight remained uncalled as the 12th juror sworn. District Attorney Higgins aims to finish direct case in two days and reach a jury within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Charles McWilliams
McTavish
Florence
Higgins
Ralph W. Gloag
Benjamin A. Lockhart
Rhoades
Crothers
Richmond
Crosby
Dana
Mrs. Richmond
Hiram E. Dutton
Billerica
Laura Millett
Wilmington
Isabella Byrnes
North Wilmington
Agnes C. Byrnes
Corey Hill Hospital
Adeline Byrnes
Codman
Mattapan
Elmer. E. Duncklee
Ayer
J. Parker B. Fiske
Newton
Weir
Gloag
Hotel Grand
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William E. Soule
Grossip
Thompson, Towle & Co
Dlifornia
Southern Pacific
Iermia Inter
Standard Oil Company
Associated Oil Company
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
California
South Lake
Quicksilver Mining Company
Houghton
Hamilton
Pinto
Gulf
CR & Mor
U S Steel
NEW York Bonds
Milk Street
City of Seattle
New York Public Service Commission
The
Security Trust Company of
Rochester
New York State Bus. Co
Boston Stock Exchange
R. R
Newport
R. A
Lenox, Mass
E P
Melrose
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Chicago & Alton R. R
Bay State Gas
Black Mountain
Boston Ely
Calaveras
Cal & Corbin
Chino Eee Eee Tee
Corbin Eeeee Om
Cortez Wees
Davis Daly
Oso Dom Syrese Wee Ik Cae
Fagle & Blue Bell
Ely Central
el Rayo Wees
Ely Witeh See
Nat Eeeeee
Goldfield Coens
Inspiration
Mines Co of
Nat Explor
Tee
Ohio Copper
Oneco
Rayen
Ray Central
Yukon
J. S. Bache & Co
Pressed Steel Car Co
Boston Post
Post
Amer Tobaccco
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central Eee O
Carisa
McKinley Darragh
Miami Copper
Mines Co of Am
Nip Mines Co
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Consolidated
Wees
United Copper
Union Mines
Salt Lake
Dp & Co
Rete
Beck Tunnel
Ste
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Sete
Little
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Mason Valley
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Silver King Coalition
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Shipping News
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Porcupine
Porcupine Consolidated Mining Company
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Klondike
Parker & Company
J.thomas Reinhardt Merber
Boston Curb Exchange
Devonshire St
Broad’ St
Providence Coal
Raven Isle Royale
California Oil
Great Northern Btd
Cactus
Bay Central
Mazatan
H. A. Brown & CO
Curb Exchange
Banigan Ridg
Broadway
So. Broad St
Ventura Oil
Arthur F. Dow CO
State St
ELY Consolidated
Colorado Bay Central
A. H. MacKenzie & CO
Main
L Buy OR Sell Co
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