Stock markets dull and heavy in early trading
Total sales New York 306 500 shares Boston 14 700 shares. Year to date New York 80 367 600 shares last year 78 851 200. Boston year to date 5 051 353 shares last year 5 793 998. Most active New York steel common 81 200 shares. Boston steel common 2 220. Inter Harvester pfd 2 to 123. Delaware & Hudson 2% to 170. Mohawk Mining 2 to 53. Boston & Maine 2 to 136. Call money New York 3 4%, Boston 3 to 4%. Time money New York 3 3 4% to 4 34%, Boston 4% to 5%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Inter
Harvester Pfd
Delaware & Hudson
Mohawk Mining
Boston & Maine
Call Money
Time Money
Smelt & R
Feee
East
Ohio
Brooklyn
Havana
Ionatra
Lackawanna Pn
Louis ‘Nash
Market Dullness Follows Morgan Rumor and Bond News
The market was dull as loans expanded and cash from interior lagged, lowering reserves and weighing on stocks. Bearish chatter over J. P. Morgan health resurfaced briefly, while Southern Pacific bonds and oil land revenues shifted sentiment. International Harvester rose on strong business, flagging potential higher common dividends. Consolidated Gas gained on expectations of higher parent dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Southern Pacific
International Harvester
Consolidated Gas
Local Market Quiet Amid Mixed Stock Movements
Trading was light with Amalgamated Butte Balaklava North Butte and Arizona Commercial producing notable price changes. Arizona Commercial rose to 17 up 11-4 and Mohawk gained two to 53 while New Haven showed better inquiry amid Boston & Maine weakness. Sentiment cheerful though commitments scarce. volume the lowest of 1910 and closing tone irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Butte Balaklava
North Butte
Arizona Commercial
Mohawk
New Haven
Boston
Maine
Carmen Guanajuato Gold Mining Co. Bond Coupons Due June 1910
The Carmen Guanajuato Gold Mining Co. anounced payment of its June semi annual 4 percent coupons and 8 percent first mortgage bonds at the Exploration Company of New York 35 Wall Street New York on June 1 1910 coupons may be presented for cash at the office on or after the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen-Guanajuato
The
Exploration Company of New York
Wall St
New York
Co. W. R. Cogswell
Notice to Depositors Read Books for Verification 1910
Henry H Love & Co and the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank announce a books verification for all Massachusetts savings banks under section 4% chapter 590 acts of 1908. Depositors are requested to read their books at the Boston bank during May and June 1910, by mail if desired. Treasurer Joseph Holmes signs the notice dated Boxton April 30 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Joseph
Holmes
Boxton
Gossip of the Street anticipates stock shifts in Algomah
Gossip of the Street notes a dull day with brokers gossiping over Algomah after Stephen R. Dow takes control. Dow travels to Houghton to finalize flotation while ticker noise fades. Reports on Street's Western Car dividends, a new Boston trust company, and a promising Superior statement hint at dividends and mining optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algomah
Stephen R. Dow
Lake District
Mr. Dow
Houghton
Mining and finance notes from the era of copper and banks
Telegraph reports copper drill progress at 900 to 1000 feet on the Great North Great Eastern vein. Bank trustees elected to Wildey Savings Bank investment committee. W A Gove & Co. hosted a dinner at the Boston Yacht Club. Utah Copper gains 356 428 dollars from a 3 1 2 cent Nevada Consolidated dividend. Nevada Consolidated collects 126 922 from 16 cent Cumberland Ely dividend. Cumberland Ely shares outstanding total 30 778 minority. rest held by Nevada Consolidated. Calumet & Arizona April output 1209 tons. Superior & Pittsburg 1065 tons. Southwestern Development books closed until June 10. Ex-Trust Company to act as transfer agent. new company expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Superior & Boston
National Mining Exploration Company
Houghton
Waning
Utah Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland Ely
Southwestern Development
Ex- Trust
Boston Curb Market Features Copper Firms Dominant Prices Firm
A bustling curb market shows Champion Copper Corbin Copper Ohio Bay State Gas First National and Bay Central dominating the scene. Prices across the list remain firm with fluctuations detailed in the accompanying table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Copper
Corbin Copper
Ohio
Bay State Gas
First National
Bay Central
Bond Market Notes from New England Auctions
Holyoke awards a 75000 loan to Loring Tolman & Tupper at 3.78 percent discount with Nov 9 1910 maturity. Lawrence Parnure & Co. wins a 90000 temporary loan maturing Sept 5 1910 at Newport R I. Blake Bros. & Co. secure 30000 temporary loan maturing Oct 20 1910 at Lenox Mass. Wakefield grants 30000 temporary loan due Sept 5 1910 to Bond & Goodwin. Somerville invites bids by 11 am June 2 for 30000 four percent sewer bonds dated Apr 1 1910 and maturing 1911 1940, plus 180000 four percent city bonds maturing 1911 20 and 3000 four percent bonds maturing 1921 30. Melrose seeks bids by noon June 1 for 10000 four percent sewer bonds due 1940 and 10000 four percent water bonds maturing 1940 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Lawrence Parnure & Co
Newport
R. 1
Blake Bros. & Co
Lenox
Wakefield
Bond & Goodwin
Somerville
Melrose
Dividends Declared By Mining and Utility Firms
Shaw Mining declares semi annual dividends at 38 percent with stock of record May 25. San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric pays 144 percent quarterly. books close May 31 reopen June 11. Goldfield Consolidated Mines issues quarterly 89 cents and extra 20 cents with June 30 record. Nevada Consolidated Copper quarterly 87.34 cents with June 10 record. Cumberland Ely Copper quarterly 10 cents with June 10 record. Utah Copper quarterly 75 cents with June 17 record. Globe Wernicke quarterly 1.5 percent common with May 31 record. New England Telephone quarterly 1.50 dollars with June 15 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Devel
Bay State
Boston Ely Ee
Bohemia Ewer
Boston Mining
Calaveras
Cal & Corbin
China
Corbin
Eee
Tati
Cons Ariz
Davis D
Domin Syndicate
Eagle & Bluebell
Ely Central
el Rayo
Ely Console
Mollie Gibson
Utah
Oneco Ohio
R I Coal Us
Ray Central
Southwest Devel
Yukon
Shaw Mining Company
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Company
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Cumberland Ely Copper Company
Utah Copper Company
Globe Wernicke Company
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Calendar for Today Dividends and Stocks Noted
Dividends payable include U S Steel preferred at 13 4 per cent with books open. Boston and Lowell R R stock of record Delaware and Hudson referenced in the calendar item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel
Boston & Lowell R. R
Dun Optimistic On Moderate Improvement In Trade
R G Dun and Co weekly review signals moderate improvement in the business situation. Crop prospects brighten prices fall. Iron and steel show visible improvement with higher demand for pig iron and finished products. Cotton goods buying remains slow with long contracts avoided due to prices. Curtailment grows as crop season advances. West trades better than East. hides remain weak. 225 US failures this week vs 218 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Review Explains Trade Quiet Amid Uncertain Markets
Bradstreet's State of Trade notes continued quiet in most lines with speculation awaiting crop and price clarity. Jobbing trades meet current demands while fall business lacks form, retail gains at Western markets but below expectations. Unseasonably cool weather blamed for slow trade. signs of favorable crop indicators yet uncertain prices deter new commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Boston
United States
Canada
Sunday church services across Boston area churches
A long schedule lists morning and evening services at Tremont Temple First Baptist Warren Ave Dudley Street RUGGLES Street etc with sermons by pastors including Rev. land Myers Rev. Herbert Handel Rev. Thomas D. Anderson Rev. James A. Francis and others. Memorial addresses for Edward Kinsley Post 113 G A R plus musical programs and choirs. Baptisms and Holy Communion are noted with Sunday schools, vesper services, and public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Ortland Myers
D. D
Edward Kinsley
Herbert’ Handel
RE. D. Griggs
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Thomas D. Anderson
Albany
N. Y
Tschaikowsky
Guilmant
Dubois
Pflueger
Macfarren
Hahn
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Salvation Army
Alexander Damon
Herbert S. Johnson
Faculty of Memory
Lotus Quartet
Albert C. Orcutt
Bible School
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. A. Fulton
Earle
G. A. R. Post
Jamaica Plain
Colonel Damon
America
Harvard
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Great Alliance
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Charles Russell Lowell
Sons of Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
Lancers
James A. Francis
Shawmut
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
Barnby
H. H. Parry
Edward Elgar
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Union Church
John A. Andrew
Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
George J. Whitten
Elizabeth Turner
Daughters of Veterans
Joseph Hooker
Whitten
Allen A. Stockdale
People's Temple
Berkeley Street
George W. King
Christian Endeavor
Warren W. Adams
Park ST. Congregational Church
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Aftor
Endeavor
Corn Exports and Business Failures in Week Past
Two percent of exports total 133 591 354 bushels versus 158 784 812 last year. Weekly corn exports rise to 345 864 from 88 622 in 1909. For 47 weeks to May 26, exports stand at 24 019 048 vs 28 919 548 prior year. Business failures for the week end May 26 total 200, compared with 205 in 1909, 263 in 1908, 142 in 1907 and 127 in 1906. In Canada, western trade stays active while the East remains quiet though underlying strength is healthy. Mon treal wholesale dry goods sellers note small buys to stock up inventories. Weekly failures ending Thursday number 15, vs 22 in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Memorial Day Suit Sale At Wolf's Clothier Corner
The Outlet System Clothes sale from A. Levy of New York at Wolf's Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets ends tonight. The closing lot of suits is available for men and young men preparing for Memorial Day, timed to fit the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
A. Levy
Broadway
New York City
Miss Booth in Rags At The Majestic Theatre
A fragmented schedule lists Miss Booth presenting a program at the Majestic with a tale of broken heart and love. Also advertised are church and spiritualist events across Boston on May 29 including talks, services, and seances at Brookline and Park Street venues with various speakers and themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Miss Booth
Xi SoTobe
Guy
Brookline Reing
Jed Omnipo
Church OF Christ, Sentist
Falmouth
Soren and
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
International Bibld Students Association
Park Street
A. M. Graham
Boston Y. MO. A
Tremont Temple
Tom Keenan
Lackawanna
Fred Butler
Temple of Truth
St. Germain Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Boyston Street
M. G. Caswell
NEW Thought Forum Association
Susie C. Clarke
Religion of the Future
M. H. Evans
Providence
H. E. Tenney
Huntington Chambers
Parker Quits as Fire Commissioner After Tenure
General Samuel D. Parker resigns as fire commissioner and will depart fire headquarters at 1 o clock today after meeting acting commissioner Francis M. Carroll. Parker plans a Europe summer and a long vacation before deciding whether to return to real estate or pursue other business offers. During his term he ended the call system, created a marine fire district, secured a new fireboat, started another, and began building new stations to expand the department into growing suburban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Parker
Francis M. Carroll
Europe
Progressive Spiritual Meetings Across Boston Area
A dense ad like listing outlines memorial services and lectures by numerous spiritualist groups around Boston. It notes dates, venues, speakers, mediums, and program details across many halls including Ideal Hall Tremont Street and Columbus Avenue venues. Citizens are invited to attend services, seances, and concerts with a focus on G. A. R. memorials and messages from the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
H. L. Berry
Sara McArthur
J. E.Dar+ling
J. Chates
Mabel Reed Witham
First Church of Immortalism
West Newton Street
Elisbeth Stienen
Pompompasis
Blanche Woods
Brown
Gladys Hale
Columbus Avenue
P- Wyman
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Psychic Phenomenal Society
N. P. Smith
F. K. Brown
Josephine
Hattie Young
Rockwell
Christadilphians
Huntington
Avenue
Boston
Pinel
Quincy
mt _ PAINE HALL
Appleton
Street
P. Bland
B. D
O'Connell
Mann
Kreseg
Berkeley Hall
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
Slattery
van Allen
Christadelphians
Arcade
Zoark
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William E. Soule
High Point
Low Point
Gall Money
Ar & Se
Boston Clearings
Sub-Treasury
Sean See
Guilders
Henry H. Love & CO
State Street
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
School ST
Colorado
Averbach-Hill & Co
State St
Morgan
Boston & Corbin
Goldfield Consolidated
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York Stock Exchange
Massachusetts Gas
Wildey Savings Bank
E. E. Foye
Old Colony Trust Company
Frank B. Cutter
Watson G. Cutter & Sons
Stock Exchange
W. A. Gove & Co
Boston Yacht Club
Calumet & Arizona
Bisbee
Courtland
Superior & Pittsburg
Gulf
West
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Fitchburg
Yes& Bsaicos
Union Pac
Vt & Miass
West End
Adventure
Arizona Com
Butte Coalition
Centennial 1
Sete
Daly West
Sopper Range
Franklin
Greene Can
Granby
Nipissing Sweerenae Ll
Parrott Eee Ees Eees
Shannon
Utah Copper Eee
Victoria
Eeeseese
Wolverine
Tel & Tel
New Englel
Am Woolen
Edison Elec
Georgia
Ssibesc Cs Kot
Pac Coast
Pullman Co
United Fruit
Seattle
Elec
United Shoe
US Steel
Preticcives
Swift & Co
Utah Apex
Ny&nha
NY O& W
Cee Nor & West Pvooel
St Eeeer
Pac Té&T
Peoria & E
Pcce&sl
Rock Island
SL & W
Oha
Union Pacific
West Mary
Westinghouse West Union Eeeree
Wis Central Wee
NEW York Bonds
Milk Street
Allis Chalmerg
Ag Chem
Ann Arbor
T & T Col Tr
Armour
Atlantic
Buffalo Gas
Can South
En of Ga
Ing Wee Do
Central Leather
Cen Pacific
Ches & Ohio
Ri& P
Del
den & Rio
Ed el Ill Co
Hock Valley
Inter Met
Inter Mar
Kan City
Lake Shore
Laclede Gas of
St L
Louis & Nash
Mil & Northern
Kan
Texas
Nat Rys
Chat & St L
Y Central
C&s L
H&p
NY & N H
Uae
Nor ‘ Uv
E.eee
IM & S
San An & Ar
Seaboard
Eee H
Consol
St Louis
Ty T
Union Pacist Mtge
Lon
U S Steel
Vermont Cent
Wabach
Wisconsin Central
NY City
British Columbia
Calif
Ag Cobalt Central
Ariz Veene Veene
Carisa
Renee
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Miami
Mines Co of
Am.ee
Rawhide Coalition
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Beck Tunnel
Columbus
Uncle Som
Cis
Chicago
Southern Railway
Dun
Bradstreet’s
Parker
Spiritualist Churches
Spiritualist
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
George Clark
E. A. Blackden
C. H. Harwood
Eb, Littlesfield
Nellie Thomas
Oscar Fitzrallen
A. Duren
M. G. Darbee
William Franks
Alpheous Ricker
Annie B. Scott
Susie P. Mosier
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Flemming Hall
Pearl Street
J. Prevon
Kenney
James Delahunty
Stead
E. ©. Hoyt
Treaser
J. E. Armstrong
Sears-Hill
Faelten Hall
A. F. Hill
Izetta B. Sears-Hill
Xow
Anna M. Dunlop
Estelle Woodruff
Slocu
Kathryn E. Tennien
Mons
Henri Duval
H. Eb.wooldrumt College of Music
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Spirit
Talent
Alice Munroe
Saltus Howell
E. K Steadman
William Walcott Brooks
I Rosswell
Ross
Rae Wareeplee
Redding'ston
Huntington avenue—Circle
American , Psychical Ee Society (Inc
Harvey Redding
Gutierrez
Desmond
Bradley
Leighton
Fielding
Low Hall
Chelsea
Bell
Westcott
Fowler
Isabella Street
Johnson
Winter Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
M. L. Cannon
Mozart Street
C. E. ‘Pray
Peabody McKeenna
Warrenton Street
May Millan
Divine Science Sain
Hunt Avenue
T.ewell
Cate
Marriner
Dale
Cadet Hall
Lynn
Ee Unity
Pepper-Vanderbilt
A. Knowles
Gore
Curtis
Baker
Medijum
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