Prices Rise in New York and Boston Stock Lists
Total sales in New York reached 718 694 shares with 55 784 762 shares year to date. Boston saw 38 912 shares traded and 4 398 677 shares year to date. Bethlehem Steel rose 10 percent in New York to 45914, while Harvester pref fell 24 percent to 1047s. U S Smelting gained 2 percent in Boston to 7434, Calumet & Hecla declined 3 to 552.
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Boston
Mercantile Marine
U. S
Bethlehem Steel
Harvester
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Calumet & Hecla
Wall Street Gains Narrow Amid Earnings News
The New York market showed moderating gains with railroad and investment shares rising on strong earnings and hopes for an anthracite settlement. Reading led rail advances with Union Pacific Atchison St. Paul and New York Central up, while United States Steel lagged. Total sales reached 690000 shares as March results showed profits for Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Lackawanna and Chesapeake & Ohio.
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New York Central
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United States Steel
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chesne & Ohio
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Boston Market Brisk Trade as Silver Prices Jump
Boston market notes broad strength with copper silver and lead stocks rising amid silver at twenty year highs and a sharp gain in United States Smelting to 75 1 2. Tamarack faces opposition from Hyams over Calumet & Hecla bid at 59 a share while Shattuck Arizona shows low copper costs and high earnings.
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Andngham
Eagle & Blue Bell
Chief Consolidated
Calumet & Hecla
Shattuck-Arizona
New York Stocks Report Snapshot From Exchange
New York stocks show high and low prices for the day with quick prices and a comparison to the previous close. The report covers transactions in main exchange listings and notes shifts in market activity.
Copper stock prospects rise if foreign situation improves
Champion Copper prior to the recent spike traded near 70 cents a share on the curb while current levels hover under 20 cents. The article notes prolonged similar market action and cites Richard J. Burton & Co of Court Street Boston as assessing copper stock prospects on potential foreign developments.
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Richard J. Burton & Co
Court Street
Boston
Boston Stocks Bond Trading Report April 28
The Boston Stock Exchange quotes show high low and last prices for bonds and other securities with comparisons to the previous close. Details list ranges and movements across several issues and issuers.
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Boston Stock Exchange
High Point
Low Point
Boston curb trade highlights Bingham and Boston & Montana gains
Trading on the local curb showed Bingham and Boston & Montana as leaders with modest advances for Sarees 134 and a move into the dollar class for Boston & Montana, up 18 cents to 14 percent. Maxim Munitions and some cent issues remained firm while United Verde Extension lagged. Crystal Looper Co. stockholders held an informal meeting where Walter Harvey Weed voiced strong optimism about the property’s prospects.
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Boston & Montana
Maxim
United Verde Extension
Crystal Looper Co
Walter Harvey Weed
Bond Market Notes and Local Church Notices
The listing shows New York bonds with rates and stamps across several issuers and maturities including A & SF adj 4s and Southern Ry 4s. The rest lists numerous church services across Boston Roxbury and East Boston with sermon topics and times, plus cathedral and temple schedules and clergy names.
Rail stocks show record March earnings and big forecasts
Norfolk & Western reports March gross earnings of 5 056 000, the highest for March in its history, with nine month net earnings at 18 485 000, up nearly 8 percent. Chesapeake & Ohio also posts strong gains, while other rail lines and major copper and silver producers announce rising outputs and looming dividends amid a favorable metal market. The Lee Rubber and Tire Company begins regular and extra dividends, with earnings guidance of 10 to 12 dollars a share this year.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Utah
China
Ray Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Lee Rubber and Tire Company
Bryan
Anaconda
Utah Consolidated
North Butte
Utah- Apex
Nipissing
Bingham Mines Company
West Side Park to Host Semi-Pro League Teams
The West Side Park in Chicago, longtime Cubs home, will host teams from a semi-pro league this season, bringing renewed action to the historic venue.
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Cubs
Metal Markets Report Shows Copper Demand and Quotes
Copper market remains active with producers seeking 29 1/2 to 31 1/2 cents for April to June deliveries and 27 1/2 to 29 cents for later. Second hands quote several May to July Lake, electrolytic, and casting prices, while spelter and lead markets show dull or unchanged conditions. Joplin zinc ore market quoted at 95 to 100.
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New York
F. O. B. East
Joplin
American Smelting and Refining Company
Metals Prices for New York Spot Markets
Spot tin at 49 1 2 cents, antimony 88 1 2 to 89 1 2 cents, aluminum 7 6 0 cents, nickel 45 60 cents, cadmium 1 25 to 1 50 dollars, quicksilver 120 dollars, platinum 85 dollars, cobalt 1 25 dollars.
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Religious notices fill Boston area services and talks
Local notices list Salvation Army services at Bowdoin Square and Ruggles Street Roxbury with sermons in English and Lettish, a Swedenborgian lecture on Literalizing Parables, Church of the New Jerusalem worship, Kings Chapel, Universalists with Harvard Church, and a major Patriotical and religious meeting led by Brearton Maccurdy and Arthur Burrows. Also promotional note for a men only meeting in Boston.
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William Allan
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Australia
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Herbert S. Johnson
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Olive FE. Russell
Guy T. Mitchell
William S. Sargent
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
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Cortland Myers
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A. J. Fairbanks
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Church of the Common People
Gabriel Reid Maguire
Jesus
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EF. W. O'Brien
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Robert Stuart MacArthur
World Baptist Alliance
Brighton Avenue Baptist Church
Allston
Herbert R
Whitelock
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Elijah
People's Temple
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Spiritualist and Free Thought Meetings Across Boston Area
A dense listing of lectures services and memorials across Boston venues including Franklin Union Hall Berkeley and Appleton Street First Thought Society and Dr Hale's Church. Notables include Brent on Mackurdy leading a Boston Male Quartet and speakers Norris Poore Witham Nicholson and Reed Witham among many others.
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Common Cause Society Forum
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Central Square
Cambridge
Rebecca G. ‘Dreadwell
Belle Robertson Jennings
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Eriksen
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Abel Reed Witham
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Mabel Taylor
LEE Hall
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Lucy A. Johnson
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Claire Curtis
Anna Whittier
H. FE. Weese
Lou Rockwell
Hotel Brunswick
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Money market and foreign exchange quotes updated
Current quotations show call loans at 3 percent and outside call loans at 3 percent. Customers loans range from 3.44 to 6 percent, with commercial paper at 3 to 4 percent and year money at 4 percent. Sterling cables bid $4.77 and Francs at 5.92, marks 75, guilders 42.44, lire 6.38.
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