Trend of Prices Points in Yesterdays Markets
Report shows New York total sales 345 500 shares and Boston 20 070. Reading leads New York as most active issue with 83 100 shares. North Butte tops Boston with 4185 shares. Year to date totals compare to prior year and list gains and losses include N. E. Cotton Yarn and Osceola Consolidated in New York. Denver & Rio Grande and Am. Tobacco in Boston. Interest rates quoted for call and time money in both markets.
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New York
Boston
Reading
North Butte
N. E
Osceola Consolidated
Denver & Rio Grande
Am. Tobacco
P. c
New York Stocks Slip as Market Feels Downward Trend
The New York market showed a clearer downward drift with major issues including Union Pacific Reading Lehigh Valley Amalgamated and Steel falling 1 to 2 points. New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio hit new yearly lows as enthusiasm for new issues weighed on prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Amalgamated and Steel
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
New York City
Europe
London
Sub-Treasury
U. S
Dividends Declared by Dallas Electric and Peers
Dallas Electric Corporation to pay semi annual dividends of 3.00 per share on the first preferred and 2.50 per share on the second preferred stock, both due April 14 1918 for holders of record April 3 1918. Also dividend notices from American Telephone Telegraph Co and Westinghouse announced. A two dollar per share dividend to be paid April 15 1918 for holders of record March 31 1918. Also one percent quarterly dividend on common stock of another company payable April 30 1918 for holders of record March 31 1918.
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Dallas Electric Corporation
Dallas
Texas
Creferees
Stone & Wester
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William Rh. Driver
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
New York
T. W. Siemon
Local Market Quiet. Amalgamated North Butte In Spotlight
The Boston market watched a drift with New York prices as Amalgamated Butte & Superior and North Butte stood out. Traders buy on declines and sell on absorption hints while chatter grows that Boston Elevated may cut its dividend due to last year’s strike impact.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Butte & Superior
North Butte
New York
Reorganization Report on United States Worsted Company
Andrew Adie states the merged concern acquired Maine and related mills in 1912, notes asset overstatement and liabilities, reports $1,000,000 bank support with $700,000 advanced, and forecasts eventual dividends with adequate working capital after plan completion.
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Boston
United States
United States Worsted Company OF
Maine
Lawrence Dye Works
Silesia Worsted Mills
Saxony Mills
Uswoco Mills
Silesia Mills
Chartered Accountants
United States Worsted Company
Silesia Worsted Mills, Inc
Lawrence Quick Ass Dye Works
Andrew Adie
Money Markets Stay Quiet As Rates Edge Higher
The money markets closed near Thursday levels with call money in New York at 3 1 2 percent and mixed collateral loans 4 1 2 percent. Industrial loans held at 5 percent while bankers noted the favorable pricing of new securities from St Paul and Pennsylvania as a sign that strong demand could tighten liquidity and push rates higher. Local money rates and foreign exchange quotes accompanied the report.
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New York
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Stock Market Weakness Reflected in Curb Quotes
The session showed price softness on major exchanges with smaller losses in the curb. Nevada Douglas Mexican Metals and Butte Central withstood selling pressure, supplying most of the day’s activity. table details each issue’s fluctuations.
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Nevada
Douglas
Mexican Metals
Butte Central
State Street Topics Decline in Railroad Bond Prices
Prices fell across markets with railroad securities the weakest as financing efforts by major roads faltered. Baltimore and Ohio issued 63 million dollars of convertible bonds with low takeup. St. Paul and others yield around 4.3 percent. New York Central and Pennsylvania face large future issues, with Pennsylvanias price at 114 1 2 and Central around 103 amid dividend and surplus concerns.
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Lst
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York Central
London
Central
Banks invite public subscriptions for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bonds
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the National City Bank of New York announce public subscriptions for 30 million dollars of general mortgage 4 1 2 per cent bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Subscriptions close at 3 p m April 17 with a 50 per 1000 bond initial payment.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Sioux Falls
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
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Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Ontonagon
Michigan
Lake Superior
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York Stock Exchange
Kuhn, Loeb & CO
THE
National City Bank
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Boston
National City Bank of
New York City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Bond market records fall as several issues hit new lows
The market shows new lows for New York City 4s and Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal firsts while Rio Grande Western mece 4s see sharp offers without buyers. St Paul metal 43 trades. Union Pacific 4s and Southern Pacific cvt 4s quoted with modest gains and declines. Total sales reach 721,000 yesterday, 2,571,000 for the week, and 2,412,000 for the year. January 1 to date totals run to 169,118,000 versus 260,898,000 last year.
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New York City
Wabash-Pittsburg
Rio Grande
St. Paul
Coen
Nort & Wertdegeab
Union
So Pacific Cvt
Ree Gé&o
Norf & Wort
Teaus
St L & West
West Shore
Trade Quiet as Floods Slow Iron and Railroads
R G Dun weekly review notes widespread quiet in general trade with railroads and industrial centers not yet recovered from Western floods. Iron and steel activity remains restrained by flood disruption and rail traffic problems. Pig iron prices show weakness in the Central West while the East sees concessions to buyers. Footwear market improves with fall contracts and expected steady factory employment next season.
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DUN
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Central West
East
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