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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
14
An editorial describes a long downward trend in high grade bond prices as investors face lower average levels amid rising living costs. It notes that bond yields must rise to compete with wages and rents, with railroads and industrials failing to recover pre panic highs.
The article argues whether to shift from stocks to bonds as bond prices hover midway between 1905 highs and 1907 lows. It notes heavy new bond issuance in early 1910 and railroad debt, with March alone at about 208 million in new bonds. It warns of risk in long bond purchases and suggests monitoring prices for a potential buy signal if declines deepen while noting possible long term gold output impacts.
The Boston Market summarizes stock and bond price movements for the day. It notes total sales and compares today's close with the previous session, reflecting market performance and investor activity.
Harbinson-Walker Refractories declares 14 per cent quarterly preferred dividends with record date April 9 and payment April 20. Rhode Island Perking Horseshoe County pays 1 per cent quarterly preferred with record April 4 and payment April 15. Finance Company of Pennsylvania issues $2 extra second preferred with record and start dates in April. American Zinc Lead & Smelting Company lists cents dividend with record April 15 and payment April 20.
New York and Boston markets opened strong with extensive gains in top issues led by Amalgamated Smelting and Union Pacific. Selloffs in Lake Copper and Calumet mines followed as morning optimism faded, while prospects for a spring rally and continued high activity dominated trading notes across steel, copper, and oil stocks.
A brief on interest policies for deposits and a note that our clients receive dispatches from leading financial agencies for informed decisions.
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