Stock Exchange Volume Reports by City and Issue
Total sales in New York and Boston are listed with shares for the period starting January 1 1918. New York shows 82 054 836 shares to date while Boston records 1 966 034 shares. The most active issues are Steel in New York and Massachusetts Electrics preferred in Boston. The figures compare with the corresponding period last year for both markets.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Massachusetts Electrics
New York Stocks Ease With Mixed Results on Rail Rift
Market activity drifts lower as traders await long-standing rental contract settlement with McAdoo. War news uplifted sentiment but had little market impact, while liberal tax-exempt 3 1 2s rose to par. General Motors led gains alongside several industrials. Western Union faced losses to new lows. Total sales 136000 shares.
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New York
McAdoo
Russia
General Motors
Baldwin Locomotive
Western Union Telegraph
American Telephone
Pacific Telephone
United States Steel
United States
IXL Oil set to rise on Moran Field well results
IXL OIL & Refining Co stock is poised to jump after confirmation of a Moran Field well. A small block of IXL Oil shares trades at 1 cent. buyers are urged to act for potential profits. ChARK and CURTISS, 15 Lachange St., Hoston.
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Moran
Market Notes and Mining Sparks From Boston Trading Day
Boston market showed very low trading interest with prices fluctuating narrowly. Swift & Co segregation plans to be announced soon and President expected to avoid railway control. Ray Hercules operations to start soon. Tuolumne copper ore found. Victoria Copper shows solid assets. Aetna Explosives secures orders totaling over 7.5 million with shipments due starting October 1.
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Masssachusetts Electric
Swift
Swift & Co
Tucker, Hayes & Bartholomew
Ray Hercules
Tuolumne
Maine Range
North Butte
Sarsfield
Victoria Copper Company
Aetna Explosives
Boston Stocks Steady. Highs and Lows Reported
Boston stock prices show today's highs and lows with quotations and net changes from the previous close. Market activity centers on notable shifts across blue chips and rail shares as investors weigh economic signals.
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New York
Boston
French President Hosts Luncheon for Hoover in Paris
Paris Aug 2 President Poincare gave a luncheon in honor of Herbert C Hoover the American food administrator. Guests included Ambassador Sharp Count Bonin Longare the Italian ambassador Signor Nitti the Italian finance minister and Signor Crespi the Italian food minister.
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Paris
Poincare
Herbert C. Hoover
Ambassador Sharp
Count Bonin-Longare
Signor Nitti
Signor Crespi
Money Markets and Rediscounts Report Aug 2
Current prices show 6 percent for brokers customers loans outside brokers call loans and customers commercial and collateral loans. Commercial paper and year money also at 6 percent. Fed rediscounts details include commercial paper 15 days or less and 16 to 90 days notes, with rediscount categories secured by United States certificates of indebtedness and Liberty Loan bonds.
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Car & Fury
H & Lpf
Sumatra
Atchison
AG & WI Tee
Beth Steel
Beth Ae
Oor Bros
Cen Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Lea
Ches & Ohio
Steeeene
Chie M & St P
CRI & Pac
Col Gas & Elec
Crucible Steel
Dis Securities Waaee
Erie Eep
Erie Ist
Fed M & Sm
Fisher Pf
Tere Ennee
Gen Motors
Int Ag Co
Nickelste Hee
Kennecott
Kan City
Lake
Lee R & Tire Free
Mackay Cos
Maxwell
Marine
Miami Copper
Midvale
Nevada
Y Central
Nynh&h
Pacific
Nova Sco Steel
Ontario
Utah
Westin House
Wilson & Co
Wor P & Mac
New York
London
United States
Rome
Urceiden
Oaketers Cana
USAMA
Americans Push On At Aisne Marne Front
The American line advanced across open fields from Soissons to Rheims with light resistance as German forces withdrew overnight. French support aided the push, and lines moved in rain through muddy terrain toward the watershed north of Nesles forest, signaling limited enemy defense ahead.
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Aisne-Marne
Associated Press
Soissons
Rheims
Nesles Forest
Francis at Murmansk With Other Diplomats
A message from Ambassador Francis dated July 31 reports arrival in Murmansk with the Italian ambassador the British representative and the French charge d'affaires. Other chiefs of the diplomatic corps await instructions from their governments at Kandaaska.
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Washington
Francis
Murmansk
Kanda'aska
Market Dull. General Motors Leads Tiny Gains
The market showed sharp dullness with only about 136000 shares traded and a general drift. General Motors rose over five points on short covering while Anaconda and Utah saw minimal activity. Steel was a small gainer.
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Dulness
General Motors
Anaconda
Utah
Market Guide for Boston Consumers Vegetables Prices
Market guide notes price levels for Boston shoppers with vegetable categories. Food abundances list beans beets cabbage cucumbers lettuces and other items, while scarce items include oranges grapefruit spinach and berries. Observations reflect seasonal supply and varying availability for fruit and vegetables.
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Mainz
Dooston
Massachusetts
238 Names On Latest Army List
War Department releases 238 casualty names, the largest single Marne front list to date, as General Pershing awaits full report on early American losses in fierce fighting on the Marne.
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New England
Pershing
War Department
Marne
New England Casualties List Highlights 26th Division Losses
The latest casualty report shows heavy losses among the 26th Division, especially the 102d Infantry. Names including Frank A. Fratus of Provincetown and Corporal Crowell G. Fish of Lynn appear, with details of enlistment, units, and dates through July in France and on hospital ships.
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New England
26Th Division
102D
New England Boys on Casualty List
A long casualty list names numerous New England servicemen by name and unit, including Capt. Francis M. Leahy of Lawrence and Sgt. Henry T. Newman of South Manchester, with others from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. Wounded and prisoner notes accompany several entries.
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Francis M. Leahy
Lawrence
Henry T. Newman
South Manchester
Conn
Angel G. Pappas
Ipswich
38Th
Inf. Corp
Leo Desilets
West St
Keene
N. H
James H. Bissell
Water St
Grant H. Gordon
Central St
Lowell
G Co
Ray G. Estes
Whitefield
George Maxfield
Rochester
N. H. C Co
Hyman Wolfe
Chelsea
M Co
Ernest G. Kehoe
Holliston
Tragedy on Sunderland Bridge Ends in Double Death
Grace Tanner dies after a quarrel on a Sunderland bridge where Hazel Tanner and Wright exchanged gunfire. Wright, age 22, shoots Tanner then kills himself as a handkerchief and a two chambered revolver are found in the car. Investigators initially suspected robbery but ruled it out, noting both Miss Tanner and Wright had ties beyond the trip. The couple, vacationing together, were from Turner's Falls and the Falls area, with Tanner employed at Baleck's mill and Wright at Wells Brothers. their bodies were discovered by Albert Burt on the Sunderland bridge.
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Wright
Miss Tanner
Albert Burt
Sunderland Bridge
Grace Tanner
Hazel
Tanner
Baleck
Turner’s Falls
Grace
Prospect Street
the Falls
J. C. Wright
Cleveland Street
Hastings Street
Wells Brothers
238 Named in Army Casualties
Washington August 2 The army casualty list today shows 42 killed in action 48 died of wounds seven died of disease seven died of accident and other causes 126 wounded severely 2 wounded undetermined 6 missing total 238
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Washington
Reported Dead Writes He Is a Prisoner
William O'Sullivan of Forrestville Connecticut was reported dead in action at Selcheprey on April 20. He wrote his sister a letter mailed June 16 saying he had been taken prisoner and was at Limberg Germany. He noted many of D Company, 102d Regiment, had been killed but he seemed to be fortunate. He joined the company in 1916.
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Anaconda
Hyman Wolfe
M Company
Simon Wolfe
Auburn Street
Chelsea
Wolfe
Boston
Syracuse
N. Y
Tie
Williams Grammar School
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Berdan K. Kenison
Sebago Lake
Portland
France
Wilbur R. Kenison
Smith Mills
Kenison
Elsie Hamilton
Woodfords
B Company
108D
United States Infantry
Second Maine Regiment
Demrmark
Standish Lodge of Masons
No. 9
Beulah
Gladys
Doris Kenison
Corporal Kenison
George Maxfield
Henry Maxfield
Rochester
N. H
2Nd Regular Infantry
Fort Slocum
Red Cross
Henry J. Maxfield
Camp Devens
United States Service
William O'Sullivan
Forrestville
Conn
Selcheprey
Limberg
Germany
O'Sullivan
102D
Prorder
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NET& Tel
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Int M Marine
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Chicago
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West Union
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Bohemia
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Champion Peer Eee
Crystal See
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Nixon Nevada
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Victoria
Er Industrials CO
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Hoover
Uca
Money Markets
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American Zinc
United States Steel Corporation
The
National City Bank
New York Clearing House
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
Prime Western Shelter
Studebaker
Sete Creee
Aetna Explosives Ace
Amer Writ Paper
Carbon Steel Burns Bros Ice Corp
Chevrolet Mtre Car Light & Power
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North Amer Pulp & Peeeee Smith
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Steamship World Film
Ceeeee Wee Wright-Martin Com
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Butte
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Iteanter
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Eeeerne
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Eula Teeeneee
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Weewes
Sil Ki
Aria
Serene
Stewart
Serene Ll
Tonopah Divide
Tonopah Extension
Seeene
Tonopah
Belmont
Tuolumne Seeee
Seeeres
United Eastern
Boston Cosumers
Maine
Crookneck
Standard
Elberta
Bartlett
V. S. Bureau of Markets
Massachusetts Board of Food Administration
England
Harry H. Sherman
103D Infantry
Calais
Crowell G. Fish
Lynn Boy
104Th Infantry
Frank A. Fratus
Provincetown
U. S. S. Michigan
Solace
Lynn
Mary J. Fish
Fortesque Terrace
Corporal Fish
Marlboro
Russell B. Rice
38Th Infantry
Charles T. Rice
Manchester
Rice
United States Field Artillery
William A. Peterson
Manchester, N. H
Peterson
Pittsfield
J. M. Fitzpatrick
John M. Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth J. Fitzpatrick
Jerome Street
Somerville
Foster Grammar School
Business College
Boston College High
E. G. Kehoe
Stephen Kehoe
Panama
United States Headquarters Division
Marines
80Th
Sergt
George Pappas
Greece
William G. Green
1011St Regiment
Carlos Green
Revere Street
Green
Medical Corps
Wendell Phillips Grammar School
James P. Kelley
1S8th Field Artillery
Bassett
G. H. Gordon
Cecelia Sheldon
Central Street
Keene, N. H
Leo A. Desilets
Ludger Desilets
West Street
G Company
20D Infantry
Water Street
Charles H. Bissell
New Hampshire National Guard
108D Infantry
Arthur Brooks
Ward
North Adams
104Th U. S. Infantry
Malone
Arams
William Andrews
Philip Labate
Raphael Labate
East Hartford Meadow
Labate
H Company
U. S. Infantry
National Guard
Willimantic Bridge
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Crowell G
Berdan J. Kenison
B Co
Edward L. Mann
Holyoke
I Co
Antonio Ampefriata
Common St
Tannery Yard
John M. Flanagan
Park St
Bristol
Herbert H. Milliken
Freedom
Stanley Rekowski
Naugatuck
Fred J. Rentschle
Ward St
John Online
Hilinovick
High St
Norwich
William G. Greene
101St Regiment
Reginald B. Delacour
Stratford, Conn
Mach. Gun Co
165Th Inf
Charles J. Dowett, Jr
Mill River St
Joseph Geanelli
Centre St
Bridgeport
Philip L. Labate
Burnside Ave
East Hartford
Assad Masood
Tyler St
Frank McGavern
Root Pl
Arthur K. Shaw
Roland F. Thompson
Ware
Rudolph J. Bergeron
Madison St
Albert Gorman
Bassett St
F. A
Roland W. Springfield. A Co
William O’sullivan
Forestville, Conn
D Co
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