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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
11
The ad promotes boys suits made of all wool and fast color fabrics with style at moderate prices. Ballet suits range from 5.50 to 8.50 dollars, Russian blouse suits 5.50 to 9.59 dollars, and double-breasted or Norfolk suits 6.50 to 16.50 dollars.
At three Broadway Warren Street locations, Rocers Peer & Company marks down fifty-odd travelling bags and suitcases with discontinued patterns. Black bags once $6 to $7 now $4.35, reflecting substantial savings across the range.
Fitz Herbert won the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in a strong stretch drive by jockey Eddie Dugan. Olambala chased in second with Prince Imperial third as a crowd reduced by Memorial Day racing watched a near-record time for the event.
Meadow Brook defeats Great Neck 10 goals to 6 in the Bao and Great Neck Challenge Cup match at Gracefield. Notable players include J M Waterbury Jr and Harry Payne Whitney for Meadow Brook and Lawrence Waterbury with Devereaux Milburn for Great Neck. Rainy conditions left a heavy, slippery field as both sides mounted skilled play and several dazzling team formations.
Cooperstown defeated Port Chester 10 to 8 in the Van Cortlandt Cup final at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday afternoon. Port Chester rallied late with four goals but Cooperstown held on, winning their third title of the season as heavy ground slowed play. Crowds watched as Leavitt Earle substituted for Boyer and the match featured eightieth minute periods under referee Lorillard Spencer Jr.
London May 1 Derby expectations center on Lemberg at 5 to 4 as favorite for tomorrow at Epsom Downs. Lord Rosebery’s Neil Gow and Charles O Malley with Greenback are top contenders among fifteen starters for the 6500 sovereigns Derby. Rumors of lame ness for Neil Gow swirl, but jockey Danny Maher remains confident and may earn a record fee if successful.
More than 10,000 fans watched the Ontario Jockey Club Spring meet close with King James, ridden by Shilling, prevailing in the Toronto Cup a 5000 added handicap. Fulfill placed second with Burns aboard and William Pitt finished third. Time 1 53 4 5.
Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange for May totaled 11,946,081 shares, down 2,123,855 from April and 4,565,708 from May of last year. The peak day was May 1 with 1,071,240 shares. May 19 was the lightest with 218,198. Bond dealings fell to $1,852,500 in all classes, with government bonds at $477,000 and city bonds at $1,967,000, down from the prior month and year.
At a special meeting the Pennsylvania Railroad directors appointed C. M. Bunting as Controller to succeed the late Max Riebenack. E. A. Stockton becomes Deputy Controller, both previously Assistant Controllers.
The International Nickel Company directors held a special meeting yesterday and declared an extra 2 percent dividend on common stock payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 6. The payout will be from surplus earnings accumulated between April 1 and March 1910. A 6 percent dividend on the preferred stock was also declared.
European markets show moderate money supply with easy discounts after yesterday's Bank of England gold purchase. London stocks dull on light demand while some securities edge down and a few gain. Paris dull, Berlin bourse active with prices rising and London exchange rates noted.
Wheat prices fell further amid liquidation and favorable weather, with heavy foreign trade pressure and weak overseas markets. Corn oats declines persisted while cotton excitement loomed, and European prices dropped alongside American levels. weather remained generally favorable and crop reports mixed, showing substantial reductions in visible supply from both the United States and Canada.
A volatile session sees cotton prices drop about 4 a bale at July delivery amid weakness in futures and heavy selling by warehouses presumed to act for Chicago. Wheat declines and favorable crop news add pressure while broadcast reports cite improving weather and higher area in ginning, keeping bears dominant and spot New York down about 80 points to 14.50.
Prices in Santos declined by 50 to 100 reais while Rio and Havre held firm and Hamburg showed no advance. July futures attracted selling into September as traders shifted 15 points, with shorts in July most active. U S port deliveries last week totaled 60,826 bags with a visible Brazilian stock for the United States near 2.99 million bags.
In sympathy with the soft New York market, Boston copper stocks weakened with declines from fractions to several points. Prominent issues Amalgamated, Isle Royale, Lakes and North Butte led losses around 2 points, with the general list closing down.
In Baltimore on May 381 strength and demand for Cotton Duck securities produced an animated morning session with Cotton Duck 5a up over 1 point. By afternoon most gains faded while Consolidated Cotton Duck rose and was absorbed, with the preferred up 2 points. total activity 2,770 shares and bonds $172,000.
The Treasury issued its May statement detailing receipts and expenditures for the month. The brief release covers customs and related revenue, outlining fiscal activity and balances for May.
Local Colorado Springs closing quotations are reported for the day, reflecting prices and activity in regional markets and indicating how traders viewed the session.
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