Market Review and Outlook Highlights Steel and Market Trends
Industrial stocks barely gained last week while rails and copper slipped. Steel Common held a mixed pattern, trading around par with a recent high near 100 3-4, and observers warned this weakness suggested distribution from strong to weak hands as the market showed broad strength but select losses. Directors meetings loom for Steel and Bethlehem Steel, with dividend prospects at issue amid a rail administration pricing controversy and potential open market price fixing.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Steel
Railroad Administration
Industrial Board
Wilson
Hines
United States Steel Corporation
Inquiries on New England stocks report Inspiration and Westinghouse
The Boston Post answers reader questions on stock prospects. Inspiration reports 1918 results with a per share balance and copper costs, and an ore life of about 16 years. Westinghouse Electric shows 1918 finish, orders, assets, and peace-time expansion plans. East Butte Copper Mining posts 1918 surplus and 1919 output, with ongoing Dutton property developments and labor cost issues.
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Inspiration
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Electric Holdings, Ltd
British Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., Ltd
Westinghouse
Guy B. Tripp
East Pittsburg
East Butte Copper Mining Company
W. SE. C. Winchester
East Butte
Dutton
Elkhorn
H. ¥. Baby
New York
Victory Loan to Shape Bond Market and Stock Prospects
The article discusses how the forthcoming Victory Loan will influence bond prices and market sentiment. It notes expected tariff details, the war demand for capital, and the chance that a strong bond market will support a lasting stock bull market once the loan is placed.
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Treasury Department
United States
Street Market Opinions on a Rising Wall Street
Opinions on this week's market emphasize a record wheat crop boosting wealth and feeding the hungry while lowering living costs. Traders caution against overbuying bulges, favoring moderate reactions and waiting for a clearer uplift in standard stocks before turning bullish.
Wall Street Sees Bull Market Amid Peace Prospects
Market observers expect a continued advance in securities as war profits persist and a peace accord nears. Strong groups include motors chemicals oils shipping and steel while caution urges restraint on industrials and special ties.
Federal Reserve Bank Condensed Statement of Condition April 11 1919
The Federal Reserve Bank reports total resources of 366 million with gold holdings and foreign agency reserves. Includes legal tender notes, silver, subsidiary coin, and U S bonds to secure circulation plus real estate and uncollected items. Liabilities show federal reserve notes in circulation and bank surpluses totaling 366 million.
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Federal Reserve
Cescceeree
Bank Vilisecal
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Money Markets Reported Rates on Various Loans
Current prices list brokers' customers' loans at 53 percent and outside brokers' call loans at 5 percent. Customers' commercial loans at 6 percent. Individual customers' collateral loans, paper, and year money all at 6 percent.
Tribute to Logan's mother by military chaplains
Two army chaplains spoke at the Notre Dame Academy in Boston under the Notre Dame Alumnae Association honoring Miss Martha Logan. Rev Mer Bickerstaff Drew, longtime British army chaplain, and Chaplain Lyman Rollins of Boston led the tribute.
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Mer. Bickerstaff-Drew
John Ayscough
Lyman Rollins
Boston
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Marblehead
Academy of the Notre Dame
Fenway
Notre Dame Alumnae Association
Martha Logan
Eminent English Speaker Opens U S Lecture Tour at Notre Dame
The noted English author and churchman began his American tour with a Notre Dame lecture on The Pleasures of Life focusing on the Friendship of Books. He arrived late Saturday, reached Boston Sunday, with nephew Frank Bickerstaff-Drew staying through the trip. The Chanplain Rollins address highlighted the 26th Division's glories and praised Mrs. Lawrence Logan, mother of Colonel Logan, along with Notre Dame's own alumna connection to the speaker.
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United States
Notre Dame
Boston
Frank Bickerstaff- Drew
Rollins
Lawrence Logan
Colonel Logan
Academy of Notre Dame
Tribute to Army Nurses at Welcome Home Service
The Welcome Home service at Trinity Church honored the Massachusetts General Hospital Unit base hospital in France. Admirals, governors, trustees, and Lt Cols including Washburn, Davis, and Cabot attended along with clergy and nurses. Chaplain Sherrill praised army nurses for their pivotal work overseas.
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France
Henry K. Sherrill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Trinity Church
Admiral Wood
Army
Governor Coolidge
John Collins Warren
Frederick A. Washburn
Lincoln Davis
Richard Clarke Cabot
Bishop Lawrence
Alexander Mann
Reuben Kidner
John S. Moses
Sherrill
Trinity
Broadway and 42d Street narrows as big craps game ends
New York detectives disrupted a central Manhattan craps game at Broadway and 42nd Street after observing a crowd around a pile of $4,000. Detective McLaughlin bought in for $65 and the 35 players were fined $3 each by Magistrate Ringle. One man said he had lost $2,000 in the session.
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New York
Broadway
42D Street
Donahue
McLoughlin
McLaughlin
Ringle
General Rebukes Officers for Bad Judgment at Lynn Sermon
General Cole told a Lynn crowd at First Methodist Episcopal Church last night that sacrifices after the armistice were useless and the fault lay with officers who did not use good judgment. He cited a lieutenant who pressed a forward assault under higher orders after the armistice was signed, costing soldiers their lives.
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Cole
Lynn
Leutenant
Covenant Praised by Hitchcock in Senate Statement
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, retiring chair of the Senate foreign relations committee, praised the League of Nations covenant as announced in Paris and said changes would remove objections. He predicted the peace treaty containing the covenant would be ratified by the Senate.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Paris
Senate
Covenant Changes Lifting Objections to League Plan
Senator Hitchcock lauds revised League of Nations covenant as stronger and more definite. He says Wilson has won a victory and that changes address major objections. Lodge and other key senators are away or traveling, limiting immediate reactions.
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Wilson
Senate
Lodge
Washington
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Borah
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Poindexter
Reed
Missouri
League
Unconfirmed Report of Revolution in Serbia
A Budapest despatch via Exchange Telegraph says an unconfirmed report claims a revolution has broken out in Serbia with troops fraternizing with Hungarian Red Guards.
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Serbia
London
Exchange
Budapest
Red Guards
Waterfront Fish Market Sees Lobster Supplies Rise
The Waterfront calendar notes a busy April with a strong Lenten fish demand and rising prices. Lobsters from Nova Scotia begin to flood the market, aided by scarce tonnage and a flurry of arrivals, including Satellite and Northland shipments from Nova Scotia and Yarmouth. Three steamers head to Norfolk for outward cargo and European return trips.
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Shag Harbor
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Northland
Yarmouth
Norfolk
Europe
Shipping News Arrived with Lobs and Tows for East Coast Firms
Steamers North Land Ingalls Yarmouth N S with mdse for Hammond Gloucester Larsen Gloucester Ontario Bond Norfolk Va with mdse for C H Mary Nard Lake Bledsoe Morley Newport News Va City of Montgomery Hammond New York Pawree Robinson New York with ndse for Eastern S S Lines Inc tugs Standard Blake New York towing barges Socony No 123 and one other Pallas Perkins Sandwich towing barges Flora and Annie from Norfolk Juno Simpson Sandwich towing barge Hattie from Norfolk schooner Satellite Crowley Shag Harbor with lobsters for Hammond Sailed Draincreek Norfolk Va Bay View Newport News Adrian peel Norfolk tow Maton Norfolk as barges Bik oarfen Sa Marion s and George H Watuppa eh towing near testence at and Wel asto
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Ingalls
Yarmouth
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Hammond
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
Moise
C. H. Marynard
Lake Bledsoe
Morley
Newport News
City of Montgomery
New York
Pawree
Robinson
Ndse
Eastern
S. S. Lines Inc
Standard
Blake
Soc
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Bay View
Adrian Peel
Marion
George H. Watuppa
Testence
Labor unrest discussed by AFL organizer in Boston Sunday
Hugh Frayne, general organizer for the American Federation of Labor, analyzes the growing unrest connected with Bolshevik influence in a forthcoming Boston Sunday article. He evaluates causes and potential implications for labor and politics.
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Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Boston Sunday
Chaplain Rollins Returns to Marblehead Pulpit
Chaplain Lyman Rollins of the 101st Infantry resumed duties at St. Michael's Church in Marblehead after 18 months with Yankee Division troops. He praised Boston's Own and its commander and spoke on the religious significance of the war's end.
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St. Michael’s Church
Marblehead
Lyman Rollins
101St Infantry
Boston
Chaplain praises brave soldiers and Colonel Logan’s compassion
The article recalls Chaplain Rollins meeting the churchgoing troops in France, noting high moral concerns and camp hardships. It highlights Colonel Logan’s humanity, describing him comforting runners with a blessing and a pat on the back as he sent them forward.
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America
Rollins
France
Colonel Logan
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