Market shows more rallying power on wobbling day
The market closed with gains in leading issues and renewed strength in steel while motors and coppers saw mixed moves. General Motors jumped five points as bears pressed early but prices recovered, and United States Steel eyed a high earnings report for the quarter ending March 31 with possible dividend hikes.
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New York
Bears
General Motors
Market Dull and Irregular in Yesterday's Trading
Market activity was uneven with total New York sales at 408,500 shares and Boston 12,869. Brown Shoe led NY gains, while General Chemical fell. in Boston, VT and Mass rose and Calumet and Hecla dropped. Total year to date figures show NY at 64,668,800 and Boston at 2,628,366 shares.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Brown Shoe
General Chemical
Vt. & Mass
Calumet & Hecla
Haiy Ts
Sa Telephitis Butler Chemical
Carwon Stl Tool
Wty
Chengal Ate
NYW
Bos Ae
Chevrolet
Emerson
Liverett Heakey
Flemish Lynn Pf
Haskell Barker
Hibbs
Gy Ois
Keystone Tire
North W
Lake Torpedo
Maxim
Bordeaux
North Pacific
Nat Conduit & ‘Able
Vt Ie
Lyons
Bly
United Motors
Marseilles
St. Joe
Vt A
Pac Gas & Elec
Triangle
Sayae
Wil & St
OILS
City of
Tokyo
Regie
Atlantic Pet
Reeereear
Arnett Ol Ny
Dini
Tanada
Gmil& St
Aks Cosden & Company
Elk Basin Pet
Penn
Esmeralda
Keystone Gons Oil Techass
Chicago Ray
Merritt Seve
Midwest Oil
Midwest Refining
Ona Okla OG
L& P
Osage Oil
Fee
Lé& P
Fenn Gas
United Western
CG & West Ind
Victoria
Victoria. One Ear
Ils Rey
Cuba
Fon
Ion
Adanag
Alaska Mines
Ay Steel Sp Inter Wu
Oe Midland
Ocean
Alaska Standard
Apex
Atlanta
Big Jim
Big Ledge
Boston & Mant
Aes & SF
Caledonia
Atl &S
Calumet & Jerome
Us & I
Arizona
Tay
Cresson Gold
Ily
al Duc
Emma Consolidated Ty
Stp
M&m
Distillers
Lea Wes
Seab Air & Odt
Har
al K
Gt Orjtain Erie
Lila Vila
Hee Ie
Tia Gallen Hollinger
Homvestea Fondere
Howe Sound
So Fee
Jose Kenn
Jim Butler
Quay
Kerr
Amy
Loma Aus
Housetc
Magma
Magnate
Ul ‘Steel
Marsh
Maryain Seserey M1
Mason Valley Bog
McKinley Dar
Melntyre
Manater
T&t
Nat Zeeeel
New Bay
Wilby
Cake S
New York Zinc
Mines Holdings
Askin
Bai
Nino Pac
Nipissing Io
Ti Ohio Copper
Porcupine Ipond
Union Pac
Progress Mining
Midvale Steel
Red Warrior
Tom Burns
Baty Central
Arborie
RTA
United Eastern Gold
Columbretfs
United Mines of Pes
R's Aly OM
United Verde
United Magma
United
West
Mo Pac
Yerrington Mountain
Yukon
Mo Pan Tae
U & ‘Steel
Zalr & O
Vandalia
Mobile & Ohio
Central Tretfs
Balt &O
Rai
Pitts
Montana
Pwr
Morvind
Algal
Beth Steel
West Electric
Bk Ua
Luis m Lo
Wilko & Cn
Um Wits
Alaska Mines Iity
Bingham Coalition
Bingham Mines
Butte & London
Calumet & Cor
Oley
Calumet & Jer
Cash Bay
Mugle & BB
Fortuna
Gila
Humbold
Majestic
Mohican
Alba
Nevada Douglas
Nevada
Midas
Pioneer
Stagke
Tray Arizony
Utah
Market Report Shows Mixed Opens and Dividend News
New York market activity on April 23 drifted on a lighter, narrower base with professionals driving bouts of selling and buying. Ohio Gas rebounded from a near five point loss to a gain of over two after a 2 percent dividend announcement, while United States Steel recouped most losses on short covering ahead of tomorrow’s steel quarterly statement and an extra dividend decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Quarterly
New York
Ohio
Ohio Gas
United States Steel
Steel Quarterly
New York Stocks End Mixed As Markets React
New York April 23 following are the high low and closing quotations today and net changes from previous close. The report lists stock figures across major averages with gains and losses reflecting early trade and end of day activity.
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New York
Boston
Boston Stocks Quiet Despite Mixed Market Cues
Boston stocks mixed amid a narrow trading session with quotes for high and low prices, net changes from the prior close listed, and intraday movements tracked across leading exchanges.
Bond Market Mixed In Narrow Range On Main Prices
In New York on April 23 the bond market stayed within a tight band. Trading concentrated in foreign issues, Colorado Midland Frio generals Midvale Steel 5s Southern Pacific convertibles and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal full paid roveitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Midland 42
Frio Generals
Midvale Steel 5S
Southern Pacishc
Wabaash-Pittsburg Terminal
Unclear OCR item with mixed fragments and numbers
Fragmented newspaper OCR presents scattered figures including 708,000 and references to dates and places. No coherent event or named entities to summarize into a factual card.
Market Barometer Signals Early 20th Century Industry
The Market Barometer reports an average for 20 industrials began on May 5, 1916, indicating early momentum in industrial stocks and market activity during the period.
Market dull on Boston list as Atlantic Gulf, United Fruit weigh
Trading on the Boston market remained dull with few changes. Atlantic Gulf rose then fell after a government takeover report on its vessels and United Fruit. copper readjustment looms as prices slip five to seven cents from a 35 cent high, suggesting potential profits into 1917.
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Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit
New York Lst
Money Markets and Federal Reserve Rates Report
Current prices show call loans for brokers at 56 to 4 percent, outside call loans at 4 percent, customers’ commercial loans near 4 to 4 percent, collateral yields from 4 to 5 percent, and commercial paper from 4 to 5 percent. Your money stands at 4 percent. Silver and dollar figures noted. Fed Reserve Bank discounts eligible papers for rediscount and 15 to 90 day maturities outlined.
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New York
Federal
Federal Reserve Bank
Proposals for Coal Sealed by Metropolitan Water Board
Sealed coal proposals due May 4 1917 at 1 50 pm the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board Ashburton Place Boston for multiple pumping stations. Board may reject any proposal and will select by best value for Commonwealth. Includes various stations and coal types.
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Massachuset
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Ashburton Place
Boston
Eloork
Chestnut Hill
Spot Pond
Arlington
Kyde Park
Natick
Boston & Albany
Union Station
Clinton
Trer Island
East Boston
Charles
Suffolk May 1 1917 Constitutional Convention Ballot
Official notice lists candidates for Suffolk County delegates at large and district votes. Names include Charles Francis Adams Concord and Abbott Lawrence Lowell Cambridge among many Boston area figures. districts enumerate four to sixteen votes per district with specific electors.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
John Ly. Bates
Brookline
William J. Brooks
Holyoke
Walter A. Buie
Reston
Charles TF. Choate, Jr
Southboro
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
George W. Coleman
Peston
Lars A. Coolidge
Milton
John W. Cummings
Ball River
Edwin JT. Curtis
Teston
Daniel R. Dotovan
Springfield
Frank B. Chintar
Lowell
Samuel 7. Rider
Winchester
Wilmot R. Fyans
Everett
Eugene N. Lors
Boston
Joseph Walker
David T. Waleh
Fitchbure
Sherman J. Whipple
George T. Wren
Foir
Claude L. Allen
Everett GC. Benton
Bemont
John Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
Lawrence G. Brooks
Medford
Theodore Eaton
Wakefield
Wilton BR. Fay
Albert Bushnell Hart
Cambridge
Flurry N. Stearns
Frank A. Bayrd
Mallen
Charles Bruce
Arthur B. Curtis
Revere
Mibridge Gavis
Malden
Tollert S. Trarner
Chelsea
Arthur M. Huddell
George H. Norton
Somerville
John J. O'Brien
Txtward ‘Tallmadee Root
Charles L. Under
Francis J. Horgan
Bosten
John A. Kelcher
Daniel W. Lane
Alfred A. Russell, Jr
John T. Wheelewright
George Fred Williams
Twrleth Tistrict
Voten
Latrick Bowen
Arthur 1D. Cooper
Hosen, Dimes I
Crem
John JF. Cummings
Matthew Cummings
Thomas F. Curley
Diniel
Gallagher
Tertin
FO Grilan
Peter
Joy
John FL McCarthy
Joseph Pr. O'Vonnell
Harvard Law Deans Blocked From State Judges Inquiry
The Massachusetts House rejected designating the deans of Harvard and Boston University law schools as a majority of a commission to investigate the state’s judicature. The move limits academic leaders from shaping the inquiry into judicial matters.
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Massachusetts House of Representatives
Harvard
Boston University
Lawmakers clash over commission choice and speed up measures
A heated debate over a proposed commission to study the governor’s role led to a referral to the General Court. Representatives Lomasney and Burr clashed over qualifications and Harvard ties while other bills advanced or stalled, including wage and penalty reforms and a vetoed asphalt shingle bill.
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Representative Lomasney
Warward
Dartmouth
Lomasney
Harvard
Burr
House
Representative Hays
McCall
Senate
Essex County
Boston
Boston Woman Seeks Divorce From Samuel Colt
Margaret P. Colt of Boston petitions for divorce from Samuel Colt in Suffolk Superior Court alleging cruel and abusive treatment and cites a marriage in Boston on June 4, 196.
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Margaret P. Colt
Boston
Samuel Colt
Suffolk Superior Court
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Robert Luce
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Thiston
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Heston
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Toston
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