Answers to Inquiries Column Banter for Boston Post Finance
Monday column answers reader questions on listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds. It covers industrial, public utility, bank and mill companies with impartial data. Include full name and address, subject focus, and send to FINANCIAL EDITOR Boston Post Boston Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Opinion on Status of American Car and Foundry
The American Car & Foundry Company formed in 1899 with half preferred and half common stock. Preferred covers plant and cash in the combine. watered common covers faith in large scale profits and expense duplication. The company is well managed with nominal common dividends and earnings funded working capital rather than debt.
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American Car & Foundry Company
Combine
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Fall River Gas Works Declares Dividend No 7
Fall River Gas Works Company of Fall River Massachusetts declares quarterly dividend of 3.00 per share payable May 1 1914 to stockholders of record at close of business April 18 1914 Stone Webster Transfer Agents
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Fall River Gas Works Company
Stone & Webster
Investment notes and stock classes boost safety values
The article discusses how surplus earnings and two stock classes raise asset backing beyond 80 dollars per share, with a strong 2 percent dividend and a reserve fund to cover a year’s dividend. It frames current earnings as sturdy and potential dividend increases likely in forthcoming prosperity. It also surveys reader questions on various bonds and utilities, offering concise opinions on the risk and outlook for multiple issuers.
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United States
England
France
Germany
Regional Reserve Bank
Springfield Railway & Light Co
Springfield
Missouri
Electric Light Perpetual
Utah Gas & Coke Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
American Public Utilities Company
Ng Prac
New Haven Plan Put to Stockholders Amid Financial Strains
Directors urge stockholders to approve terms with the federal government ending the Boston & Maine and related lines' unification under a divestiture plan. They cite $135 million in assets, $54 million notes maturing by July 1914, and widespread economic pressure across New England. Massachusetts holds most shares and stockholders, with 12,238 residents, including 11,034 women.
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New Haven
Massachusetts
New England
Department of Justice
Boston
Boston & Maine
Federal Department of Justice
Walsh
United States
Market Review And Outlook For Stocks In 1914
Market prices drifted lower as leaders such as Steel, Amalgamated, and Reading showed divergent moves. The crop report promises a record wheat harvest, but the stock market stalled on the news. Copper output reached new highs, while New Haven earnings disappointed, signaling a difficult near term though cash buildup could spur a future boom.
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New Haven
Amalgamated
Reading
Bears
Fair Weather Easter Week Forecast Across the Nation
The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair Easter week nationwide. The South Atlantic States may see rain early in the week while Central and Eastern districts remain cool and frosty. No disturbances are expected in the Northwest for several days, with mild temperatures returning.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Seek Indians at Beachmont
William Seaward aged five and his brother Charles rode a narrow gauge train to the West seeking Indians and adventures. At Beachmont station Charles wandered off and did not return while a crowd found the boy crying for his mother. A family friend later took him home. The brother arrived home later.
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Western Plains
William Seaward
Connoff Street
East
Boston
Charles
West
Beachmont
Poster design aids suffrage drive in New York
Mrs. Charles Cary of Buffalo presented an attractive Votes for Women poster to the Empire State Suffrage Campaign Association. The design will be used in the equal franchise battle in New York with greater vigor, as announced by the campaign committee.
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New York
Charles Cary
Buffalo
Empire State Suffrage Campaign Association
City of
London
Greater New York
British schooner Percy B. floated from shoal near Vineyard Haven
The British schooner Percy B. from Port Clyde was floated off the shoal near Vineyard Haven after grounding Saturday morning. The vessel, with a cargo of no pulp, headed for New London after the revenue cutter Acushnet hauled her free. The sea remained calm overnight and the ship appeared undamaged.
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Vineyard Haven
Percy B
Port Clyde
S&s
New London
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