Lackawannas Rise Feature Of Trading
Summary of today’s market movements shows total New York and Boston trading activity with Lackawannas leading gains and several rail and mining stocks fluctuating. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western jumps to 655 from 55, while C P M O slides to 153. Fitchburg preferred rises to 1343, Calumet & Hecla falls to 615. Call money sits around 1% in New York and 2 to 3% in Boston. Time money ranges 2 to 34 percent in New York and 24 to 4 percent in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Reading
North Butte
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
St. P
Fitchburg
Calumet & Hecla
Shorts
Lawson
American Telephone
Wollaston Land
New Haven
Quincy
Tamarack
Market swings as Reading and Lackawanna lead gains
The day opens with active issues like Atchison Steel and Western Union tumbling for price changes, while Reading Union Pacific and other coal stock surges draw heavy buying. A coal operators statement eases trading, North Butte and copper shares move with insider play noted. Wheats options rise, then falter as traders eye cash wheat to curb bull run.
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State Street
Atchison, Steel Preferred
Western Union
Gould
Reading
Union Pacific
Harriman-Gould
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Leiter
Hutchinson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Holders urged to deposit notes with trust company this spring
In view of the May 1st maturity of three year five per cent collateral notes and the Metropolitan Street Railway receivership, a committee of noteholders urges deposits with United States Mortgage & Trust Company at 55 Cedar Street New York or City Trust Company of Boston acting as agent. Certificates of deposit will be issued. Copies of the agreement may be obtained from the depositary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Cedar Street
New York
City Trust Company
Boston
Trust Company
Cornelius C. Cuyler
Napier Cars Seeks Funds With 7 Per Cent Preferred Stock
The American Napier Company offers 10,000 shares of 7 percent preferred stock at par ten dollars to finance immediate Napier car construction. The Maine company has authorized capital of one million, no bonds, and the preferred shares are a first lien on assets. Dividends begin quarterly with July 1, and the firm notes strong plant capacity and added Napier rights valued at eighty thousand dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse Oil Company
Delaware County
Indiana
American- Napier Company
Napier
American-Napier Company
Maine
Napier Company
American Napier Company
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Napier Cars
Market Report From Boston Financial Pages
The Boston stock and bond markets show price movements and daily trading totals recorded for April 14. The report notes overall market direction and total sales for the day, reflecting activity across major securities and bonds.
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Boston
Boston Curb Market Prices Reported for Key Stocks
Traders at the Boston curb market report current quotes for Amalgamated Nevada 10 to 14 cents, Southwestern Development 17 to 27 cents, Majestic 98 cents to 1 dollar, Raven 41 to 46 cents, and National Mining and Exploration 63 to 70 cents. Full list fluctuations provided.
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Alaska
Bay State Gas
Chicago
Cobalt Central
Wunderland Ely
Davis Daly
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
la Rose Tee Enees Oy
McKinley-Darragh
Miami Copper
Micmac Mine
Amer
Tonopah
Tri-bullion Sane
United Copper
Yukon Gold
Goldfield Daisy
Amalgamated
Nevada
Southwestern Development
Majestic
Raven
National Mining & Exploration
Toy Eas
Newseer
Arizona Midh Teers
Arizpe Peer Tree Oe
Beaver
Boston Ely
SO Globe Sae Eeees A
Goldfiel Consel
Sdig
Hassayampa
Helvetia
Inspiration
Laramie
McKinley
Utah
Ohio
Sonora
Southwest Devel
Yukon
Wheat Reaches New Top Marks on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat for May delivery rose to 129 per bushel and the July option to 118 1-4 as the market closed with strong gains. Corn and oats also gained, with May delivery buoyant and shorts buying, amid nervous trading and a late bullish push.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Flour mills idle as market tightens in Chicago
In Chicago on April 14 the flour industry shows a near shutdown with several mills closed and others operating half time. Export trade has nearly vanished and prices have climbed with top grades reaching seven dollars.
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Chicago
Ill
Bond market notes and city bids across several states
Attleboro borrows 20000 at 3 percent discount with 50 cent premium from Estabrook & Co. Other bidders include Blake Bros. & Co and Loring Tolman & Tupper. Beverly invites bids for 20000 five and a half percent 3 1/2 year school bonds. Buffalo awards 50 year water bonds at 103 689 and 20 year grade crossing bonds. Southern Pacific convertibles extend surrender date to April 20. North Hampstead sells 25000 41 2 percent serial docks bonds to O Connor & Kahler. Portland Railway notes bought by Bond & Goodwin of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Attleboro
Mass
Estabrook & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
Bond & Goodwin
Lee
Beverly
Zimmerman
Buffalo
N. Y
N. W. Halsey and Lee, Higginson & Co
R. L. Day & Co
North Hampstead
Washington
O'Connor & Kahler
Calendar For Today Ex Dividend Notices
Ex dividend calendar items list companies with books close or open and meeting notes. Fdison El Ill Boston U S Rubber Isl and 2d pfd Am Malt Corp pfd Georgia Ry Elec pfd Books Open Michigan State Tel West End St Ry Common and pfd Meetings Inter Harvester National Lead North Lake
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Japan
Lake S
Agricul
Balt & Ohio
Georgia
Ches & O
Chie & Alton
BR & Q
Sea Air
Sou Railway
C.c.c & SL
Union Pac
Col Indus Ss
el Sen
Steel
Erie Pl
Nat Rys
Interboro Met
Adams
Fdison el
Boston
U. S
Am, Malt Corp
Georgia Ry
Elec
Michigan State
West End St. Ry
Inter
Harvester National Lead
North Lake
Indictment of Pierce Farm Nurses in Manslaughter Case
In Superior Court Judge DeCourcy presiding, Pierce Farm keepers Roderick C. McKenzie and Murdock B. MacGregor were indicted for manslaughter over the March 18 assault on inmate Richard F. Mitchell. Mitchell died days later after alleged kicking and beating. Both defendants pleaded not guilty and are held on $5000 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCourcy
Roderick C. McKenzie
Murdock B. MacGregor
Pierce Farm
Richard F. Mitchell
Boston & Albany Plans Great Dock at East Boston
The Boston & Albany railway seeks harbor approval to build a large terminal dock on the East Boston shore. The plan would combine existing docks into a 24 foot wide by 788 foot long structure with 35 feet of water at low tide to accommodate the largest freight and passenger steamers. J H Hustis and other officials presented the proposal to the harbor and land commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor and Land Commission
Boston & Albany Railway
Boston
J. H. Hustis
Boston & Albany
Hustis
New York
He Takes Your Ticket
Mr. J. E. Reed of Plainville a 36 year railroad veteran began as brake man and baggagemaster on the old Boston and Providence road in 1873. He rose to conductor and now works the Wrentham line on the Providence division of the New York Hartford railroad, recalling a humorous moment when a rider asked where they were going after receiving a $2 bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reed
Plainville
Boston & Providence Road
Reed
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Lang Leaves Large Fortune in Music Teacher Will
The late Benjamin J. Lang filed for probate in Suffolk County. Public bequests include 1000 to the Handel and Haydn Society, 1000 to the Cecilia Society, and 1000 to the Apollo Club. Frances M. Lang receives a 150000 trust for support. Residue goes to trustees for children Margaret Rosamond and Malcolm until age 30 or marriage. Harvard and Yale each receive 5000 if no surviving wife or children.
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Benjamin J. Lang
Suffolk County
Handel and Haydn Society
Cecilia Society
Apollo Club
Frances M. Lang
Margaret
Rosamond
Malcolm
Lang
Harvard
Yale
Restitution Ordered in Chesapeake Fraud Case
Harry J. Rosenthal of Boston who pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud Chesapeake Manufacturing creditors was awarded indefinite release in Criminal Court after repaying his restitution and covering investigation costs. He said the total cost amounted to $460,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry J. Rosenthal
Boston
Chesapeake Manufacturing Company
Rosenthal
Leaking Three Masted Schooner Annie A Booth Reaches Port
The Boston owned schooner Annie A Booth towed into Upper Harbor by H A Mathis after grounding at Nauset Beach during a northwest gale. The lumber laden craft, en route from St John to Fall River, leaked heavily and required pumps and wreckers to refloat. Crew faced a nerve wracking night as the 100000 feet deck load was discharged for transport to Fall River.
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Annie A. Booth
Boston
H. A. Mathis
Booth
St. John
N. B
Fall River
Nauset Beach
Gresham
Melvin
Fisher Fleet Arrivals At T Wharf With Mixed Catches
Off shore skippers report two arrivals at T wharf amid tempestuous weather. Morning Star Frances Whalen and Athena sold limited catches. total fleet receipts reach 474 700 pounds including haddock cod pollock and sered haddock. Individual vessel fares listed with pounds of fish and prices. Alice the vessel standout. Leyland Line Bohemian sails in from Liverpool with passengers. Hermod and Admiral Dewey also dock with cargo and passengers. Talisman dispute leads to withdrawal from service and Calvator grounds near Fawn Bar. Nantucket Barbell buoy moved to new position.
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T Wharf
Morning Star
Frances Whalen
Athena
Ellen C. Burke
Evelyn M. Thompson
Haddock
Fannie E. Prescott
Mary A. Whalen
Ree Quannapowitt
Joseph
Cromwell
Eh Elizabeth M. Nunan
Genesta
M. Thompson
C. Burke
Alice
Valentia
Ivvices
el Spate
Vas Tolotigh A
Bts
Ate
Eee
Klondike
Ehons
Olivia Sears
Alasaad Joe Ong
Hoo
Fish Pier
Boston
Thomas F. McManus
Edward Russell
Bohemian
Liverpool
R. Supholme
H. M. Keefe
Keefe
Glendower Evans
A. J. James
Mexico
Hermod
New Haven Docks
Admiral Dewey
Asa F. Davison
Long Wharf
Harriet Lewis
Franklin Jones
Willis Hempel
Talisman
Boston & Cuba Steamship Company
Calvator
Gloucester
Broad Sound
Fawn Bar
W. G. Cutler
Nantucket
Nantucket Harbor
Shipping News April 18 miniature almanac details arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals in harbor including steamers Bohemian McCallum Lermod Gabrielli Progreso and others with cargoes of sisal lumber molasses and barge tows. Cleared vessels include Banker Hil Romeo and Grampian with routes to New York Glasgow and Philadelphia. Weather notes show sunrise and high water times.
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Bohemian
Bro
McCallum
Liverpool
Lermod
Nor
Gabrielli
Campeche
Progreso
Sisal- Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Grove
New York
Bunker Him
Healy
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Lynn
Eagle Hill
International
Minford
Suffolk
Spring
New Bedford
Annie A. Booth
Melvin
St. John
N. B
Nanset
Fall River
Hattie
Luce
Marston
Mobile
Ala
Samuel W. Hathaway
Mehown
Arroyo
Humacoa
Naguaho
Porto Rico
Fuller Palmer
Clark
Newport News
Alicia B. Crosby
Petersen
Jacksonville
Fla
Hil
Romeo
St. Joan
Wind
Southwest
Grampian
Glasgow
Winifredian
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jam
Edda
Kershaw
Boston
H. T. Dimock
City of
Preston
Tarker's Flats
Langhorne
Paxtang
Eacle
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William E. Soule
New York Stock Exchange
Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Er. B. Reynolds
Hancock
N. J. Miller
of Miller & Co
American Trust Company
International Smelting & Refining Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Chemung
Burro Mountain
New Mexico
Butte
Corra
Butte Coalition
James Seligman
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Germany
Wisconsin Central
Soo” Line
Canadian Pacific
H. C. Star
W. M. Wadden
E. N. Foss
J. E. Mayer
C. T. Jaffrey
J. S. Pillsbury
H. M. Balloe
Erb
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Edmund Pennington
Courteen
George W. Webster
Old Colony Trust Company
Pere Marquette Railroad First
Boston Storage Warehouse Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Hamilton Woolen Company
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Lawrence Gas Company
Lowell Gas Light Company
Pymouth Cordage Company
Fitchburg Railroad
Railroad Commission
W. A. Read & Co
Moors & Cabot
Hornbower & Weeks
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated
Charles E. Hatfield
Andrew C. Wheelwright
Ennis & Stoppani
Massachusetts
Junction
Superior & Pittsburg
Directory of Directors
Boston and Vicinity
Ernest S. Woodman
Treasury
Reichsmarks
Laneou Mat Am Peumatic
Ih & N
Edison Electric
General Flee
Yeorgly Flex
Mass Electric
Ito
Mergenthaler
Reece Uttea
Seattle
Revue
the Pullman Co
United Fruit
United Shoe
Nak
S Steel
Wooten Ag
Batopilas
Bos & Corbin
East Buite Ae Oe
Isle Royale Ae
Kerr Lake Eee
Montana
Newhouse
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co Seenee
T S Coal & Oil
U S
Utah-Ape
The
Central Crosstown Railroad Co
Charles Francis Adams
Allen Curtis Herbert L. Griggs Pall M. Warburg
Julius M. Mayer
Exchange Place
Calvert Brewer
Eureka Mines Co
M. C. Barnard &Co
Stocks
Congress St
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
Flining Curb Brokers
State St
Broad St
Canada
the Post
Barnard & Co
Boston, Mass
A. D. F. Adams Commission
Hone
Fort Hill
Walter P. McClary & CO
DAL
Atchison
Chicago Junction
Detroit
Gr Rap
Rostoen & Albany
Boston & Maine
Bos & Maine Vt
Boston & Prov
Lori Ox
Chie Junction
Itehburg
Adventure
Alloues Hoe
Sk Bshg Sly
Arcadian
Arizona Com
Atlantic St Hee
Cal & A Aeoph
Cal & Heels
Con Mercur
Daly-West Hee
Franklin
Greene Canapea
la Salle Oatewee
the ST St
Michigan
Old Dominion
Alby
Quincy Shannon
Trinity Neers O “ v
Utah Consol
Ao Af
Winona Eee Eeere
S Land
Tel & Tel
Cumberland T
Western Tel
Lu O
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
1Lily
Ice Securities
Et Lo
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Wees Esee
Hicago & Northwestern
Thicago, Mil & St Paul
Morado Uel & Iron
GOS Gad
Rio Grande
Distillers Securitie
oRle Surf Ois
Erie
Sthees
Louisville
New York Central
Ontario & West
Norfok & Western
Pacific
R Mailer
Ivanta Sheen
S Gassewer
C & St
GSA
St Pauls Southwestern
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific Bee
Toledo
St Louis & West
US Steel
St Rae
Utah Copper
Virginia
Am Tel
el Teette Es
Chicago Exchange
Bond & Goowin
Portland (Ore.) Railway, Light & Power Company
NEW York Bonds
Owen
East
N. H
Olin Downes
Jeanne Gerville-Reache
Charles Gilibert
Manhattan Opera Company
Symphony Hall
Mile. Gerville-Readhe
Delilah
Charlotte
Mlle
Jerville-Readhe
Coul
Charette
Hahn
Gilibert
Ralph
Bizet
Harry Rosenthal
Shipping News