New York City Bond Sales Report Highlights Activity
New York and Boston bond markets show total sales for New York at 25,149,400 shares and Boston at 1,897,393 shares from Jan 1, 1914, to date. Steel leads New York issues with 69,100 shares, Alaska tops Boston with 7,810 shares. Notable gains and losses include Underwood Typewriter pfd in New York and Calumet & Hecla in Boston, with Mexican Petroleum dropping. Call money 1% in New York and 3% in Boston. time money ranges 24 to 4% in New York and 3 1 4 to 4 1 2% in Boston.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Alaska
Underwood Typewriter
Mexican Petroleum
Calumet & Hecla
Granby
Wall Street Mixed as Bears Strike Union Pacific and Mexican Links Drag
April 15 New York market sees irregular trading with limited buying power and brief bear raids on Union Pacific. Mexican tied shares like Smelting and Mexican Petroleum weaken while Kansas & Texas preferred hits new 10 year low. Copper and oil price cuts weigh on petroleum and copper stocks as $65 million New York City bonds attract strong demand on curb trading.
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P. Wne
Bears
Union Pacific
Washington
Mexico
Ansas & Texas Preferred
New York City
Rock Island
U. S
Panama
Nyc
Alb & Su- Am
Gen Motors Es Cael
At&s F
Ashtabula
Ohio
Atl c LL & xX
Seeres Mt
Elgin & Chi RR
Atl Shore Line
Montanae
Am Real
Booth Fisheries
Balt & Oki Val
Leedi Bangor R & Elee
Ala
Wat Co
Chicago
Butte Water
RS Beth Steel
Col Lon & Spring Belin
Seab Air Line
Cancers & Mont RR
Chicago Title & Trusteeee
Cion
Concord & Mont RR
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Tee BS
Canton Akron Ry
Chicago Railways
Bklyn
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Austin
Tex
Dayton Lighting
Bklyn Rap T
Denver
Indro-Met
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Hart S & Marx
Bklyn UN
Pacific
Fivansville
Elec Ry
Tilinots Brick
Ets Pee Cis
Eas
Great West P
Eeavervseseees
Kansas City
Gumnajuato P & Elec
Ind
Col & East Tracks
Mont Ward
Pacific Lackawanna
Cal Gas & Elec
Lewis Aug & White HY
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Lewis Bruns & Bat
Pacific Gas Do
Canada
Lynn
Boston
Ry Bs
Mid State
Niagara Lock & Ont
Searsbuck
Council Bluffs
Cen Pacific
Seere
Texas & Ogdens & Lake Champ Ry
Swift & Co Seeers
Uersss Pneumatic Scales Corp
Kan C& Pac
Texas
Springfield
Oscars St Joseph
Oscars St Joseph Gio ¥ Steers Seers Union Carbide Direcisessesstie
Swift & Co
Serseeen
West Stone
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Laclede ‘Gas
Vincennes
Chicago Oie & Con
St Louis
Wichita
Kan
Chicago City Railways
St York Haven
Chicago Gas
Ss Fee
Lake Chicago Railways
PRI
Chee & O
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Aeree Ily
Do Inc
Arlington
Tri City Am Pub Util Pf
Berlin Mills Pf
Edison Chicago
Bangor Ry & Flee
Vise
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Bangor Ry & Elee Ee
Acti R
Central Maine Power
Wu Liggett& M
London
Coal Lands Securities
Met Gold
Coastwise Transportation A
Morris
F . & Liggett & M
Union Pac
Ogden Gas
Gt Western
Dra
Dayton P&l
Lorillard Co
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Bay State Gas
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Consol Copper
Crown Res
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Ala& West RR
Humboldt
McKinley- Dar'h
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BTM Park
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Toledo
Frank Caeeek
Detroit
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Dividend Notice from The Edison Electric Illuminating Co of Boston
Dividend No. 100 is three percent payable May 1 to stockholders of record May 15 1944. T. K. Cummins secretary Boston April 13 1914.
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Rola
T. K. Cummins
Boston
Dividend of 114 Percent Declared by Massachusetts Gas
Massachusetts Gas Companies announce a dividend of 114 percent on common shares payable May 1 1914 to holders of record April 15 1914. EB M Richards treasurer.
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Massachusetts
EB. M. Richards
Market Roundup Boston April 15 Granby Alaska Gold
A moderate rise in activity with irregular price action. Granby fell to 8 4 1 8 to 79 1 4, closing at 79 1 4, amid 4398 shares traded. Alaska Gold hit a new high of 25 1 2, closed 23 on heavy volume. Steel common remained solid, United Fruit eased from 160 to 158 1 9, closing weakly. Overall, the session ended with a highly irregular tone.
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Boston
Granby
Alaska Gold
New York
Tel & Tel
Arizona
Bos
Bos & Albany
Bos & Maine
Butte Ballak
Cal & Arizona
Boston Il
East Butte
Edison Elec
Franklin
Fitchburg
Greene
Kerr Lake
Keweenaw
Maine Central
McElwain
Miami
Nevada
Nynh&h
Nipissing
North Butte
Old Dominion
Pond Ork Coal
Iver
Quincy Pullman Co
Ray Consol
St Mary's
Shannon
Shattuck-Aziz
South Utah
Sup & Bos
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Torrington Pf
US Steel
Utah Consol
Bond Market Notes From New York April 15
St Paul debenture 4s and New York Central 4s led demand while New York city issues held firm. U S of Mexico 5s traded around 80 with Rock Island collateral 4s up a point. Massachusetts Electric Company favored for 4 per cent dividend prospects though doubts linger. Bohemia Mining assets rise modestly. Granby Consolidated Mining shares plunge amid a weak market context.
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St. Paul
N. Y. Central
New York City
U.S. of Mexico
Rock Island
Massachusetts Electric Company
Chicago Market Sells Reach New Highs In Week
Total sales in Chicago Market reached 2.889 million on the day and 2.679 million yesterday with 32.353 million weekly and 1.955 million year ago. From January 1 to date sales totaled 246.162 million versus 174.42 million a year ago.
Ex dividend settlement report for mixed holdings
Assessment paid on a portfolio totaling 24 489 shares 27 000 in bonds and 1 683 rights with ex dividend status noted.
Stock Market Holds, Steel Stays Steady Amid Weakness
After six straight days of declines the Street shows mounting resistance as Steel common closes flat and unions among leaders avoid new lows. Amalgamated and Reading slip marginally while Union Pacific hits 1548-4 on a profit-taking drive. Market sentiment shifts with hints of a rally but long-term bears expect further declines. New York bond sale draws bids around 190 million, with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Read & Co. winning at 101.45. 229 bidders mark the smallest tally since 1909 though prices rise on curb trading.
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Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
Union
Mexico
United States
New York City
Comptroller
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
William A. Read & Co
New York State
Prendergast
Clyde elected to Lehigh Valley board replacing Steele
William P. Clyde of New York was elected to the Lehigh Valley railroad board of directors yesterday, replacing Charles Steele of J. P. Morgan & Co. Clyde was named to the executive and finance committee.
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Charles Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
William P. Clyde
New York
Mr. Clyde
Mining Company Reports Cash in Bank and No Liabilities
The company shows 127,760 cash in bank, up from 125,193 on Feb 28, 1918. During the year 4,511 was received as interest on bank deposits and 31,944 was expended for taxes and salaries. No liabilities are listed.
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Bohemia Mining Company
Gross
Lake District
The
Newcomb Named Manager of B and M Publicity Dept
Robert H. Newcomb has been appointed manager of the publicity and advertising department of the Boston and Maine railroad with offices at Room 15 North Station.
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Robert H. Newcomb
The
Boston & Maine Railroad
North Station
Bankers Dine At Harvard Club In Boston
Sellers Phillips & Co bankers held their semi annual dinner at the Harvard Club of Boston on Commonwealth avenue. Guests included Frederick W Mansfield J Lewis George A Lyon Arthur W Haines Fred E Bolton John J Martin and editors R W McNeel and others. Corporation members present were Maurice G Sellers Harry F Phillips Herbert A Howe Charles M Padula Commodore Harry Phelps Joseph H Ross James O Caton A T Horne Sears Fuller.
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Herbert A. Howe
Charles M. Padula
Worcester
Commodore Harry Phelps
New York
Joseph H. Ross
James O. Caton
A. T. Horne
Sears Fuller
Fitzgerald Indorses Tolls Repeal Letter to Wilson
W F Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald Hubbard Co writes to President Wilson backing the Panama tolls bill. He argues traffic using the canal should pay, not citizens, and cites economic benefits and foreign confidence as reasons to support the measure.
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W. F. Fitzgerald
Banking House of Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co
Wilson
Panama
Senate
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White, Weld & Co
Devonshire Street
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New York Market
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Smelt & R
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Beth Steel Pf
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Cal Pet Corp
Can Pacific
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Erie
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Int Harvester
Lehigh Vailey
Louis Nash
Manhem Elev
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Edison Electric Illuminating
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Bohemia Mining Report
Granby Consolidated Mining Company
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Denver Gas & Electric Light Co
Sollers, Phillips & CO. Incorporated Investment Securities
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Lowell Gas Light Co
Columbian Life Las Co
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Francis Henshaw & Co
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Atte Ween
Michigan Iron & Ltd
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NEW York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
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Public Service Commission of
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New York Central
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West Shore Railroad
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Grand Central Terminal
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Lake Shore
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Francis Lynde Stetson
Messrs. Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft
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Fitzgerald Indorses
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