Stock Market Activity Across New York and Boston
Yesterday’s market showed strong active trading with New York totaling 681,800 shares and Boston 34,915 shares. Reading led New York for most active issue at 128,300 shares while Calumet & Hecla topped Boston gains at 15 points to 480. Call money ranged 3 to 4 percent in New York and 5 to 5.5 percent in Boston.
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sNew York
Boston
New York
Reading
Steel Common
U. S. Express
Pacific Coast
Calumet & Hecla
Albany
Wall Street Gains Lift Stocks to Year Highs Amid Broad Rally
An April market surge pushed stocks to their highest levels of the year with many issues up one to two points and gains of ten to fifteen points from lows. Broad trading followed by profit taking in the last hour. Bond buying strengthened, with 2.55 million in par value traded.
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New York
Panama
Sealed tenders for assets of company to be opened April 12
Court orders liquidation of the company assets and invites sealed tenders as a going concern. Book value lists taxis and touring cars and related equipment total 150 447 60 with net inventory 42 028 09 after wear and tear. Tenders require a 10 percent cheque from an incorporated Canadian bank and will be opened at noon on April 12 at the liquidators’ office.
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Seereree
Montreal Room 5 and Globe Building Address
A fragment lists Prevost and Bedard associated with Room 5 and Globe Building at 112 Bt. Ra Bt. Montreal Canada.
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Prevost & Bedard Aere
Son, & Globe
Ra 'Bt
Montreal
Canada
Broadening Local Stock Trading Buoys Boston Market
The Boston market saw renewed demand with many issues trading well above a thousand shares. Copper stocks such as Amalgamated East Butte Greene Cananea and North Butte rose as copper refiners face lower stocks. Industrials led by Steel common and Butte & Superior also climbed with a very strong close.
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Boston
New York
East Butte
Greene Cananea
North Butte
Steel Common
Butte & Superior
Ex-dividend figures noted with mixed percentages and codes
The fragment lists several percentage figures such as 61 70 6644 96 77 93 9434 60 70 66 64 98 alongside the term ex-dividend. It appears to be a data snippet or table extract without clear context or names.
Biggest Bull Day on State Street Sees Major Gains
Traders saw near 700000 shares move with Union Pacific and Amalgamated leading, Reading active at 167 with a 15 point rise. News on United States Rubber dividend concerns, M. Rumely 1912 earnings 10.3 percent, and St Paul February gains noted alongside free wool tariff debates and market catalysts.
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Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Steel
Reading
Bears
United States Rubber
Boston curb market shows Mexican metals leading with gains
Mexican metals dominated the Boston curb market yesterday with price at 111 16 compared to 62 cents recently and over 9000 shares traded. Alaska Gold Butte Central and Lion Hill also moved with Butte Central near its low, Lion Hill around 60 cents before recovering to 69. Bay State Gas Nevada and Boston Ely remained notable as fluctuations continued.
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Alaska
Butte Central
Lion Hill
Bay State Gas
Nevada
Boston Ely
Alaska Waennee
Boston Elysee
Dalay’s
Corbin Ester Rere
Davis Daly
E & Bluebell
Mex Mets
Douglas
Smokey Devel
Oo Lake
Morton Cobb Offers New England Cold Storage Stock
Morton E Cobb of 141 Milk Street announces a 7 percent cumulative preferred issue with a common stock bonus from the New England Cold Storage Company. The firm shows $300,000 in both preferred and common capitalization and reports the Portland Maine Cold Storage Co has been acquired. Estimated yearly net earnings exceed $96,000, double the dividend needs.
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Morton E. Cobb
Milk Street
New England Cold Storage Company
Portland
Trade outlook in April shows irregularities and cautious activity
Bradstreet's review notes irregular trade with some future-buying in favored regions. Current distribution holds for lumber, footwear, hardware, builders materials, seeds, groceries, paints and oils while dry goods trade remains fair. Labor unrest persists with strikes in silk and mills. floods disrupts others but some plants resume. copper purchases lift prices. bank loan extensions seen in flood areas. Weekly business failures reach 237 for the week ending April 8, versus 1 a year earlier.
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New York
Bradstreet
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Central West
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Highlights and Totals
A summary of bond transactions on the stock exchange shows values in thousands of dollars across various issues. Figures indicate mixed activity with several issues ranging near 100 percent and others lower, alongside year to date comparisons and holiday adjustments.
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Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared By Major Companies This Month
United States Rubber Company declares regular quarterly 11 2 percent common payable April 30 to stock of record April 15. First preferred 2 percent and second preferred 11 2 percent payable April 30 to record dates April 16. Homestake Mining Company pays regular monthly 65 cents April 25 to record April 19. Associated Merchants Company declares quarterly 11 4 percent and 1 4 percent extra first preferred payable April 15 to record April 8.
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United States Rubber Company
Homestake Mining Company
Associated Merchants Company
Trade Outlook Improves Slightly Amidst Conservatism
R G Dun and Co reports the general trade outlook remains satisfactory with conservatism evident in all branches. Iron and steel output reduced by floods but plants resuming earlier than expected. crude steel shortages persist as manufacturing curtails. Demand for calf leather and suede noted. footwear markets firm. shirt leather and coatings steady. faults in shoe leathers easing. Failures rise to 271 in the United States and 32 in Canada from last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Grain Markets Show Mixed Strength and Cautious Rally
Wheat held fair strength on light imports and small receipts with outside rallies. Corn stayed active and varied, ending near unchanged to fractional gains after profit taking. Oats closed firmer, up about 1% to 1 1/16, while Liverpool and European wheat and corn moved irregularly amid holiday-affected receipts and limited export sales.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Money Markets Show Easing Tone With Rate Drops
The market saw easier money conditions with call money at about 3 percent and time funds down by 1 4 percent to 4 38 4 percent for 60 days to six months. Berlin discount rate fell to 51 2 percent and London quotations eased to 4 1 2 percent, as bankers urged conservatism amid shifting currencies. New York call money traded 3 to 4 percent with a 4 percent ruling rate. Local money and foreign exchange quotes followed the trend.
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Berlin
London
New York
Seesers Steerer
Boston
Sterling
Commercia Ee Neweeeeneereesess
Cotton markets show no clear movement on weather and demand
The cotton market today showed little activity with May sales exhausted and a generally steady tone in the latter session. Weather was mostly favorable with heavy rains in the Mississippi Valley and no major complaints elsewhere, aside from possible dry conditions in Texas.
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Mississippi Valley
Texas
Calendar for Today Commodities and bonds update
St. Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific and other securities listed with cash yields and payable dates. Amer Locomotive Anaconda Bell Tel Boston Bloc Utilities Int l Button Hole Mex Light National Brick National Carbon National Fireproofing Reece Button Hole Reece Folding Silver King Milling bonds shown with percent rates and due dates in parentheses.
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Amer. Locomotive
Ptd
Anaconda Mag
Bell Tel
Penn
Bloc. Utilities. Com
Mex. Light & Power. Com
National Brick
National Carbon
National Fireproofing Co
Reece Button Hole
Reece
Silver King Coalition
Milling
Marriages In Boston Two Couples Wed In April
Boykin Street and Susan Higginson Long wed in Boston with William M. Boykin and Chauncey C. Nash, officiated by Rev Markham W Stackpole and Rev Paul Revere Frothingham. Street, Long, Nash, and Boykin are named as the main parties.
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Boykin
Boston
Markham W. Stackpole
Yn de Latre
Mr. Justice Street
Street
Toronto
Canada
William M. Boykin
Dr. Boykin
Baltimore
Nash
Long
Paul Revere Frothingham
Susan Higginson Long
Chauncey C. Nash
Death notices from Boston area newspapers list many funerals
A dense death notices page lists services for Barrett, Barrett, Bickford, Boyce, Boyle, Choate, Coughlin, Cram, Crocker, Devlin, Donovan, Fifield, Harrington, Luke, Mahoney, McArthur, McCarthy, McGrath, Murphy, Murray, Owens, Rhoads, Small, Vose, Walsh, Welsh, White, and Elene Eaton. Entries state names, ages, residences, funeral times from homes or churches, and burial plans. some include mass times, church names, and directions. Several items note relatives invited and service venues in Melrose, Hingham, Boston, Charlestown, Revere, Somerville, Dorchester, Roxbury, Brookline, East Boston, and Malden.
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Barrett
Sarah
Melrose
Russell St
North Station
Wyoming
Hingham
Michael Barrett
West Hingham
St. Paul’s Church
St. Francia de Sales
Holy Cross
Malden
Boyle
Boston
Thomas E
Thomas J
Mary Boyle
New Calvary
Choate
East Milton
George F. Choate
First Baptist Church
Coughlin
Roxbury
Margaret Mary
Cornelius and
Catherine Coughlin
Good
Ngmeadow St
St. Paul’s Ghurch
Oagee
Cram
Revere
Ruth I. Cram
Vane St
Crocker
East Weymouth
Broad
Thomas W. Crocker
Devlin
Charlestown
James
Margaret Devlin
Duffy
Lynde St
St. Mary’s Church
Warren St
Donovan
Everett
Charles L. Donovan
Timothy &Ce
Fifield
Milton
Emily A. Fifield
W. Cc. B. Fifield
Dorchester
Morton Rd
Luke
Somerville
Charles W. Luke
Sumner St
Somville
Portland
St. Francis de Sales
Owens
Anna A. Owens
Moore
Medford St
St. Granete Sales
Holy Cross Cemetery
Rhoads
Norwood
J. Bernard Rhoads
Gottage St
Small
Brookline
Maria Victoria
F. B. Small
Beals St
Vose
Almira Hows Vose
James Whiting Vose
Park St
Walsh
Calumet St
Eilizabeth Compton
Patrick J. Walsh
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Tremont St
Forest Hills Cemetery
Rev
Chelsea St
K. of
Susan Eaton
Elen Eaton
U. and Cast Iron Pipe Foundry Books Open in St Louis
The U. and Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company issues a 1 percent debenture with 4-15 as the date. Books are open in St Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific. A meeting is held at Shattuck Arizona Mag. Co with books remaining open.
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U. & Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry
Meeting Shattuck
Arizona Mag. Co
Brewer Talks on Public Utilities
Brewer vice president of the American Public Utilities Company notes utilities are fixed life essentials. He says growth follows national growth, contracts with municipalities regulate the sector, products are stable, and prosperity is less affected by depression. Investors expect safety and steady earnings.
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Brewer
American Public Utilities Company
Joseph H
Busy day at wharf with many arrivals and prices listed
The article notes 15 new arrivals at T wharf with prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. Vessels include Juno Cynthia Laverna Natal ie J. Nelson and Massasoits. Cargo from the steamer Colorado adds 40 000 railroad ties. Captain Gardner arrives with Leyland Mner Cambria and local shipyard work advances on two Portland Company hulls. Captain Chase dies and May Archer to shift routes per Portland report.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Bee
Cynthia
Natalie J. Nelson
Elizabeth Nunan
Edith Silvetra
Eva Avina
Antoia
Josephine de Gosta
Louise R. Silva
Juno
Massasoit
Tecumseh
Laverna
Scrod
N. J. Nelson
Ripple
Colorado
Mobile
Lewis Wharf
New Haven
Mystic
Leyland Mner Cambria
Gardner
London
Cobb-Butler Company
Rockland
Portland Company
East Hampton
Portland
Low Chase
J. Blake
Machias
Chase
Blake
Porthland
East Machias
May Archer
Ed Archibald
Boston
Beverly
Salem
May Archer’s Former Master Tugs Sailors in Fog
The High land Light marine observers report thick fog over the harbor at sundown. Tugs prepared to sail were held over while the British steamer Wilberforce, cleared for Baltimore, will load grain for Copenhagen. The Wilberforce moved from Acme White Lead & Color Works to Pier 40-41 Hoosac docks. The schooner Wesley Abbott lay at Hayes' wharf then towed to an anchor below Castle Island. R W Hopkins from Port Jobes P R arrived with 4581 barrels of molasses for Boston Molasses Co. The Landsman.
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May Archer
Monhegan
Highland Light
Sundown
Wilberforce
Custom House
Baltimore
Copenhagen
Acme White Lead & Color Works
Boston
Hoosac
Hayes’ Wharf
Wesley Abbott
Castle Island
R. W. Hopkins
Balano
Port Jobes
P. R
Boston Molasses Company
Shipping News April 6 Highlights Diverse Arrivals and Departures
Arrived steamers include Cambrian Gardner Lillie Blay and many others from London to New York, plus schooners and tugs heading to Portsmouth Lynn and Gloucester. Cleared ships list Genoa Naples and Liverpool routes. many vessels sailed for Baltimore Newburyport and New York.
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Cambrian
Gardner
London
Lillie
Blay
Sosua
Peter H. Growell
Kent
Baltimore
H. F. Djimock
O'Donnell
New York
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Grecian
Briggs
Newport News
Norfolk
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Eureka
Benner
Newburyport
Penobscot
Nickerson
Sewalls Point
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
Tamaqua
Isaaksen
Obar
Portsmouth
Coleraine
Lynn
A Hill
E. L
Pillsbury
Swimm
Marguerite
Geyer
Meville
Carter
Tampa
Robert
Caer Watts
Jacksonville
R. W. Port Jobes
P. R
Prt
Cretic
Asores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genoa
Winfredian
Liverpool
Manitou
Antwerp
Puerto Plata
Altonia
Queenstown
Omaha
Weymouth
Umpires Altrock and Schafer Duel Over Jurisdiction
In the Senators camp Nick Altrock and Germany Schafer umpire practice games and often dispute calls over who has jurisdiction. They sometimes settle by tossing a coin to decide.
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Nick Altrock
Germany
Schaefer
Senators
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Erie
Norctis
Goodrich
Idfield
Ins Cop Co
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & Mey
Louis Nash
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Mackay
Manhatn
May Dept.s
Mex Pet Co
NY Ont & W
Nor & West
Pitts Coal
Rock Island
Rumeley Co
Lou & Sn
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Texas Co
Weat
Maryland
Canada Auto &Taxi Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William BR. Driver
Treaavier
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Utah Cop Co
Seeeetye
Winons
Wolverine
State Street
M. Rumely
Northwest
St. Paul
New England
Bernard M. Baruch
Daniel G. Reid
Reid
Baruch
American Zinc Annual
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
el Paso
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Meinley Darragh
Nevada Hills
Metal Markets
Ked
Bradstreet’s
American Tele- Atchison
Porteateimore
Interborough Metropolitan
Wabas
United States Aoaneenr
Ge-Brown
Indiana
Stee
Odie
Weis
M& Me
Montana
Asia
Wee Union
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Dun
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St.Louis
Toledo
Aee
Money Markets
Jan Prev Close
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific
United States Shoe Machinery. Com
Orras
Pegrege
Frank J. Fiala
Josephine Fiala Morand
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain & Pacific
Shipping News
Bosnia
Haml
Esparta
Calvin Austin
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Yarmouth
Juniata
U.S. Collier
Hercules
Daniel Williard
Hackensack
Hawthorne
Marion
Warren
H. A. Mathes
Cynthiana
Mabel B. Hines
Elizabeth N
Belfast
Bucksport
Emma
Bri Bangor
Lown
Annie & Reuben
Stonington
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