Bears Again in Control of Markets
Markets show sharp swings after a recent rise with limited downward pressure. New York volume around 300,000 shares and notable moves include Union Pacific to 144 8, Amalgamated down to 63 1/4, St. Paul up then back to 129 3/8, and Reading drifting lower. Boston quiet with Amalgamated and Victoria rising, copper and industrials trading modestly. overall market tone cautious amid renewed selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Westinghouse Electricist
St. Paul
Fitchburg
Tamarack
State Street
Lead
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Smelters
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Victoria
North Butte
Utah
Old Dominion
Greene Cananea
Boston Consolidated
Corbin
American Telephone
United Fruit
Edison Electric Illuminating
Massachusetts Electric
Boston & Maine
New Haven & Hartford
Boston Elevated
Shannon
Con
Low Bid Amalgamated Copper
Car & Osnire
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & Steins
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices Summary
The Boston Market reports daily stock and bond prices with closing, opening, high and low figures. It lists several securities including Atchison Boston Elevation, Boston and Maine, and Fitch preferred, showing bids and asked quotes and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAtchison
Bos Elev
Bos & Maine
C&m cl
Fitch
Financial agency notice from New York firm Leavitt Grant
Describes cash or margin purchases of New York and Boston stocks with interest on deposits. Despatches from leading financial agencies available to clients through Leavitt & Grant, 55 Broadway, New York. Members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Leavitt & Grant
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Boston Curb Market Roundup May 26 Prices Hold Firm
The local curb market was fairly active with prices holding firm. Bay State Gas remains the leading issue though today’s sales lagged earlier volumes. Raven First National Copper Majestic Southwestern Development and Rawhide were also noted as interesting issues with fluctuations detailed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Place
Bay State Gas
Raven
First National Copper
Majestic
Southwestern Development
Rawhide
Acme Consol
Nevada
Argenta
Cumberland Ely
Davis Daly
East Butte
Eureka
Miami
Bevada
Utah
Sup & Pitts
Thunder Mt Eaee
Apex
House with ten years' record for making money for investors
A brief note lists multiple office addresses in Boston Worcester Providence Lynn Baltimore Keene for orders and mentions a house with a decade of profit generation for investors. The locations include Water St Boston Weybosset St Providence Central Sq Lynn E Germain St Baltimore 225 E Germain St and 40 Central Sq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water St
Boston
Mass
State Mutual
Worcester
Weybosset St
Providence
R. I
Central Sq
Lynn
E. Germain
Baltimore
Keene
N. H
Water Street
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppani
Wheat prices for May July and Sept show opening highs lows and closes with percent figures across contracts. Quotes include May July and Sept for wheat with board of trade references and rates around 1 02 to 1 14 percent ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ats
Challenge for Strength Meets at Keith’s Theatre
John Y. Smith issues a challenge to Ferdinand Loch’s ally Charles Meek for a strength contest to determine America’s champion. The proposed event would take place at Keith’s New Theatre Boston with three feats, judged by three officials and weighed by a city deputy sealer, to be announced on stage.
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John Y. Smith
Charles Meek
Ferdinand Loch
Keith’s Theatre
Loch
Europe
America
Madison Square Garden
New York
Keith’s New Theatre
Murray
Municipal Court
Keith
New Theatre
Boston
Kimball's Hotel Offers Fish Dinners in Cohasset
Kimball's Hotel in Cohasset announces open dining for fish dinners. The notice highlights accommodation for 43 automobiles and invites patrons to visit for meals and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball’s
Cohasset
Automobile
Unitarian Ministers Outline Lay Aid at Boston Anniversary
In Boston the second day of the Unitarian anniversary week featured public meetings at Tremont Temple led by Lieutenant Governor Draper and Rev. Frederick W. Perkins. Dr. Edward Everett Hale gave the opening prayer as a committee formed to study by law amendments prepared a report for tomorrow. The South Congregational Church hosted the National Alliance of Unitarian Women, with Miss Emma C. Low chairing. The alliance raised about 700 dollars for a Jacksonville church debt. John P. Forbes urged university town missions and a student preacher program, stressing the need for men and money to expand missionary work from both coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Boston Mining & Smelting Company
Boston Mining
Howell & Little Company
Dorchester Trust Company
Howell & Little Holdings
Boston
Dudswell
Howell & Little
Savings Bank
Nevada-Boston
Tremont Temple
Draper
Frederick W. Perkins
Lynn
Charles E. Ware
G. T. Craft
William S. Eyre
J. W. Loud
A. T. Bouterm
F. B. Hall
A. S. Smith
South Congregational Church
National Alliance of Unitarian
Emma C. Low
The
Alliance
Jacksonville
Fla
John P. Forbes
Ministers Discuss Socialism and Private Ownership Role
The Rev. Mr. Perkins urged ministers to remind private owners the private owner is the public foe as protests against Socialism distract from private favors at public expense. Speakers included Revs Frothingham Elot and Perkins at King's Chapel commemorative service and Unitarian meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Paul Revere Frothingham
Samuel A. Elot
King’s Chapel
Francis Tiffany
Cambridge
Second Unitarian Church
Copley Square
Berry Street
Frederick Gill
Arlington
American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Samuel A. Eliot
Walter F. Greenan
Eliot
Election of 1908 Methodist Episcopal bishops announced
Baltimore report lists the first six bishops chosen by vote with their names and tally totals. W F Anderson of New York 548 votes. J L Nuelsen Berea Ohio 540. W A Quayle Chicago 519. C W Smith Pittsburg 511. W S Lewis Morning Side College Sioux City 524. E H Hughes DePauw Greencastle 511. R McIntyre Los Angeles 514. F M Bristol Washington 493.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
W. F. Anderson
New York
Board of Education
Freedman’s Aid and Sunday Schools
J. L. Nuelsen
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
W. A. Quayle
St. James’ Church
Chicago
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Wilson S. Lewis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Edwin H. Hughes
Depauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Robert McIntyre
First Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank M. Bristol
Metropolitan Church
Washington, D. C
Hetty Green Holds Social Dinner at Plaza debut
In New York on May 26 Mrs. Hetty Green hosted a dinner for 16 in the State apartments at the Plaza. Guests included Rear Admiral George E. Ide and Mrs. Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Howland Pell, and other friends. It was her first hotel dinner after moving from Hoboken to the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hetty Green
State Apartments
the Plaza
Hoboken
The
Plaza
George E. Ide
Ide
Philip Livingston
Howland Pell
Amory S. Carhart
Louis T. Hoyt
Margaret Waldo
Ruth Lawrence
Amos F. Eno
Matthew H. Wilks
Shipley Jones
Stephen Pell
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Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Concord
Charles E. Morrison
Noah §. Clark
Manchester
Hiram N.turner
St. Johnsbury
Fred P. Weeks
North Woodstock
Ferdinand A. Stillings
Frank W. Rollins
Sherburne J. Winslow
Pittsfield
John T. Busiel
Laconia
Granville P. Conn
J. A. Coram
Paris
Galen L. Stone
Hayden, Stone & Co
J. B. Gay
Mohawk Mining Company
Hyde Park
Bond & Goodwin
Arthur C. Thomas
R. L. Day & Co
Mr. Thomas
Blake Bros. & Co
American Smelters Securities Company
Louisville & Nashville
St. Louis & Western
New York Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Evansville
Terre Haute
Lehigh Valley
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
International & Great Northern
la Rose
O’brien
Tretheway
Silver Leaf
Coniagas
Buffalo
McKinley-Darragh
Treasury
Bankers
Sterlin Ee
Frances Deste Che aCes
Reichsmarks
Ny&nh
West End
Atlantic
la Salle
Michigan
Osceola
Quincy
Rhode Island
Trinity
Utah Cop Co
Wyandot
AmTel & Tel
aAmalgam
Ato
Bos & Corbin
Swift&Co
M. C. Barnard & CO
Congress St
H. E. Stephenson & CO. Journal Building
A. D. F. Adams
Fort Hill
State St
the Audit Company of
L. Case
New England
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Rochester
Edward T. Perine
F. C. Richardson
Sec
Treas
Boston Daily Curb
Boston Daily
Curb 70 Journal
John A. Boardman
Vermont
Ill Steel
Kan C
Scott&Gulf
Kan City
Mem & B
U S Steel Corp
F. L. Milliken & CO
Colorado
Portland
Duluth
Minn- Fitchburg
R. R
H.R
Washington County
Somerset
Northern
Maine
Hoosick Falls Electric Co
Amesbury Electric Light Co
Clyde Steamship Co
Geo.a. Fernald & Co
NEW York Bonds
Consol Arizona
Empire Steel
Us Furnace Creek Oxide
Goldfield Consol
Greene
Hall Signal
Havana Tobacco Co
Hlouston Oil
King Edward
Seaboard Air Line
United Copper
L & WN
Manhattan
Minn & St L
Atlantic C L
Ealt & Ohio
Brook T cv
Penn Co
Eae
Do Consol
Do Ist Inc
So Railway
Tex & Pac
UG S Steel
D & H cv
Wabash Lsts
den & RG
Western Met
Erie
Wheel & L E
Do En
Wis Int
NY &N Hev
Japan
Adams
Aee
Aes Alaska Mines Securities
Am Light & See
Esee
Eee Eee
LE Finance NO
Perth
Smith
Edward Everett Hale
B.C. Whitney
EMONT
Wes
Ae Prize Aghery
John Slavin
Rose Stars
Chauncey
Olcot
IN O'Neill
Derry
ALLEW
Hollis Fiearre
Meliont Mouse
Edmond Breese
Gertrude Coghlan
Washington
Dover
Auriemma
Blanche Parquette
Jack Manley
Family Circle
Jay Hunt
Wilmer Walter
N. S. Wood
Kendall
George Ade
Nixon & Zimmerman Co
Nature
Li’l’ Mose
Ona
Captain Soret
1. and Company
Ack the Giant Ruse
Fred Niblo
Homer B. Mason
Marguerite Keeler
Wormwood's Animals
Netta Vesta
Werden and Taylor
Joe and
Sadie Britton
the Keeley
Brothers
Lindsay
LON
Ston Theatre
Rae
Augustus Thomas
Winter St
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Carmen
Faust
Howard
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Kid Cutler
Swell
Avenue’ Cromos Barnum & Bailey
Ene
Kline
Essex
Washington Sts
Herrick, Copley Sq. Wright & Ditson
Annette
Kellerman
Norumbega Park
Zoological Gardens
Adamless
Eden
Tel
Hay
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