Bond market notes and public bond offerings across multiple states
The market reports several bond actions including Bingham Consolidated Mining placing 206620 with Federal Trust for sinking fund purchase, proposals due April for 1 000 000 road and 900 000 bridge bonds in Alleghany County, temporary loans in Lawrence Massachusetts, 50 year 4 per cent street railway bonds in Boston area, California state road bonds auction April 17, and offerings from Eastern Power Light for 5 per cent convertible gold bonds. Additional bids invited in South Portland for 60 000 temporary loan, Wilkes-Barre for 200 000 city improvement bonds, and related notes on 4 per cent bonds maturing 1926-26.
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Atlanta
Georgia Land & Loan Company
Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Federal Trust Company
Alleghany County
Penn
California
Sacramento
William P. Bonbright & Co
Spitzer, Rorick & Co
Eastern Power & Light Corporation
Vermont
New Hampshire
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wilkes-Barre
Dividends Declared by Merchants National Bank and Goddsit Lake Mining
Merchants National Bank declares a regular quarterly dividend of 2 1 2 percent payable April 18 to stock on record April 3. Goddsit Lake Mining Company declares a second dividend of 4.2 percent and an extra 0 5 percent payable May 2 to stock on record.
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Merchants National Bank
Goddsit Lake Mining Company
State Street Topics Market Extends Gains Amid Copper News
A brisk close lifts many Can stocks with Amalgamated and Union Carbide leading gains. U S Rubber boosts dividend to 6 percent yet faces skepticism as Copper sales surge and Pond Creek Coal reports rising output and substantial early construction costs.
Cosmopolitan Trust Company Celebrates Its First Anniversary
Boston's Cosmopolitan Trust Company marks its first anniversary with deposits totaling 1,560,000, up from 430,000 at opening on April 3, 1911. The bank serves about 2,500 depositors and notes a gain exceeding 1,100,000 in twelve months.
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Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Boston
Rubber common goes on 6 percent basis
News ticker lists stock activity across New York and Boston with totals for shares traded, most active issues, gains and losses, and money rates. Federal M. & S. ptd leads gains in New York. U. S. Rubber falls. Amalgamated up in Boston. Calumet & Hecla drops. Call and time money rates differ between cities.
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New York
Boston
Reading
Amalgamated
Federal M. & S. Ptd
U. S. Rubber
Calumet & Hecla
Reading Leads Market Rally on Tariff Talk and Copper
New York April 3 trading ended with a broad upturn led by Reading and copper shares. Early losses were reversed as traders awaited the President's tariff message with some bear selling and cautious buying amid mixed results and a total par of 2,025,000 in U S bonds.
Copper Market Surges as Amalgamated Leads Rally in Boston
Opening with firmness, the local market in Boston shows irregular early trading then a noon surge led by Amalgamated, lifting copper to 41 cents. Reports say Amalgamated bid 15 1 2 cents abroad with similar level sales from large agencies, aided by record March exports of copper at 93 000 000 pounds. The Pond Creek Coal Company issues its first annual report with solid results, Steel common rises, Telephone stock and bonds gain, and New England Cotton Yarn preferred drops 4 points to a record 76. The closing tone remains very strong.
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Reading
Union UN- Cifle
New York
Wall Street
Congress
Rumely
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S
AT & T
Allouer
M Ag
Amoskeag
Arizona
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Butte & Sup Seeee
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Oeedure
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Daly West
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Ranklin OM
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Greene Can
Staveere
Inland Creek
Isle Royale
Maine Central
Mason
Exican
Exican Tel
Miami
Nevada
Nor Tex
Utah Cop Co Sats
Seneee Ma
West End
Idodr «Ene Eenee
Boston
Amalgamated Company
Pond Creek Coal Company
New England
Boston curb trading on local card exchange stalls
Butte Central and Mexican Metals dominated Friday activity with Butte Central slipping from 2 3 4 to 2 1 16 and closing at 2 1 4 while Mexican Metals inched higher from 2 18 to 2 1 2.
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Butte Central
Mexican Metals
Alaska, Eagle and Blue Bell Lead a Turbulent List
The passage notes 27-16 and 23-8 closing figures with Alaska old, Eagle and Blue Bell as the remaining features of the list. Fluctuations after these initial values are described in detail.
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Alaska
Old
Eagle & Blue Bell
Grain Markets See Broad Gains Amid Light Receipts
Grain market tone improves with corn leading the advance and light receipts boosting cash demand. Wheat shows notable gains while oats rise modestly. regional price terms and carlot figures are noted, including export sales of Manitoba wheat and corn.
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Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Duluth
Chicago
Manitoba
Money Markets Show Faster Conditions and Improved Bank Boost
Market report notes quicker improvement in money markets, Berlin situation gains, and Bank of England optimism. It cites reserve position near normal at 41.80 percent, up from 39.70, with NY call money 2.5 to 4.5 percent and the ruling rate at 4 percent.
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Berlin
Bank of England
New York
Ceceesenerees
Boston Clearings
Boston
New York Clearings
Reichsmarks Vee Dbm
Gulders i. Vservecs Cacaverose
Cotton Markets Steady Early Then Falls From Day’s High
April 3 saw an easier tone with initial gains but prices slipped seven to 18 points from the high. May option weak as straddle selling weighs against July buys. One broker reportedly sold 50 000 May against equal July. Flood prospects in lower Mississippi debated among engineers and river experts. South weather favorable but unsettled forecasts. Trading mainly by professionals with bearish sentiment reemerging.
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Mississippi
Bond Market Report Highlights Key U S Treasuries
The April 3 trading session in New York centers on the bond market with notable activity in Trans 4s New York Railways 5s and the Baltimore and Ohio adjustments. Strong interest marks the day as investors assess yields and price movements in major issues.
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New York
Trans
New York Railways Adjustment
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Reported with Totals
Readable figures show bond activity across exchanges with totals for week and year. Total sales reach 2,025,000 thousand dollars, compared with 2,635,000 thousand last week and 1,204,000 thousand a year ago, with January 1 to date at 149,853,000 and 244,73,000 year ago.
Large fish cargoes and ship activity at local wharfs
Steam trawlers and sailing vessels at T wharf landed a large fish supply while dealers quoted haddock and cod prices. Vessels including Aspinet Terra Nova and W H Reed carried haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. Dallington carried 8 million pounds of sugar for American Sugar Refining Company with 27 240 bags. Cunard liner Altonia arrived at East Boston to load 7000 tons for Liverpool and longshoremen prepared to sail by night. Revenue cutters Senaca and Miami to patrol ice lanes. About 584 crates of lobsters from Yarmouth arrived aboard the steamer Boston.
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Haddock
Pollock
Aspinet
M. Sears
W. H. Reed
Gloucester
Henry Arsenault
Dallington
Matanzas
American Sugar Refining Company
South Boston
Carter
Cunard
Altonia
New York
East Boston
Liverpool
Revenue
Senaca
Johnson
North Atlantic
Miami
Yarmouth
Boston
White Defends Record at Democratic Rally
Boston Progressive Congressional candidate Norman H. White defends his labor record amid attacks by Dan Daley and Tom Riley. He cites support for the minimum wage act and working men's compensation, notes votes for the eight and 64 hour bills, and highlights the anti tuberculosis measure and state income tax position. He argues his views evolved and points to Local No 16 endorsement and locomotive engineers bill as examples of pro labor action.
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Boston
Norman H. White
Congress
Thirteenth
Wrentham
Norfolk
Dan Daley
Tom Riley
Mr. White
Daley
Brighton
United States
Massachusetts
Amos Saunders
Clinton
House
Bookbinders’ Union
Savings Bank Insurance
Mitchell
Pittsfield
Provincetown
Bay State
State Board of Health
Lobster Cargo From Halifax Arrives On Aranmore
The steamer Aranmore arrived from Halifax last night with several crates of shellfish. The City of Bangor brought about 11 barrels of Maine coast lobsters on its first trip here this year, arriving yesterday morning.
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Aranmore
Halifax
City of Bangor
Shipping News Early April Miniature Almanac
Shipping news notes spring tidal timings and a long list of arriving and departing steamers and barges. The April entries include vessels from Glasgow Halifax New York and Portland with many tugs barges and tows listed alongside cruisers and schooners. The report records arrivals at Boston and Salem and departures for Lynn Philadelphia New York and other ports with multiple yard and barge movements.
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President and Senate Move on Sugar Tariff Debate
Washington April 3 The tariff revision bill on sugar duty and the degree of White House backing depend tonight on President Wilson reaching an agreement with Senate tariff leaders.
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Wilson
Senate
Senate Debates Over Tariffs Shift Toward Central House Action
Senate talks focus on free wood and sugar duties as President Wilson seeks agreement with Finance Committee members Simmons Stone and Hoke Smith. Aimed at reconciling House cuts with Senate sentiment, the discussions set the stage for a broader party consensus before the bill goes public.
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Hoke Smith
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Wilson
Hughes
New Jersey
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Kern
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Ways and Means Committee
Massachusetts Tax Debate Draws Lines Over State Aid
Joseph Walker, ex-speaker, urged the direct election of U S Senators while defending White against charges of catering to the rich and monopoly. He attacked the Democratic stance as fogging conditions and noted opposition to a transportation monopoly and Weeks's election as a disgrace.
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Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
White
United States
Walker
Congressman Weeks
The Cheers O' Men: A Sea Tale by William Brown Meloney
The Cheers O' Men by William Brown Meloney is highlighted as a specially good feature in the upcoming Sun day Post Magazine, signaling a gripping maritime story to readers.
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William Brown Meloney
Post
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