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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1911

Page

14

Market Prices Show Continued Decline Across Exchanges

Daily turnover reports New York and Boston show lower prices with total shares traded of 409,800 in New York and 14,042 in Boston. Key gainers include Am Tobacco pref in New York and Mergenthaler Linotype in Boston, while notable losses include Wash Hat & St Eo in New York and Bos & Wor Elec pref in Boston. Call money sits at 23x in New York and 2 to 3 percent in Boston, with time money ranging from 2.44 to 3.74 percent in New York and 3.34 to 4.44 percent in Boston.

New York Boston Steel Common Tobacco Wash Hat St Eo Mergenthaler Linotype Bos Wor Elec Edison Elec Swift & Co United Fruit U S Securitif Algomah Ear Teete Amalgamated Tb Holy Gay Ain Ag Chem TOO Am Zinc SI Orl Gulf Corbin Iz Utte Ballak Seers Fast Butte Isle Royale Kerr Lake North Lake Thy Ray Conswee Sup & Bos Tuolumne

Market Decline Persists Amid Tobacco Bond Activity

Prices slipped again with total daily volume over 406 000 shares, trading 10 percent below the prior day. Tobacco bonds showed notable weakness with protective committees forming, while 6 percent bonds neared par and 4 percent bonds linger near 86, signaling possible par retirement or exchange actions.

Plan for Chicago Junction Railways stock reorganization proposed

A committee led by Richard Olney and others seeks common holder assent by Aug 31 to a reorganization of Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards Co. The plan promises 9 percent fixed income backed by Chicago Stock Yards Co. and new 50 year 5 percent collateral bonds, with exchange rights for holders.

Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards Company Richard Olney F. R. Hart E. V. R. Thayer Samuel Carr S. L. Schoonmaker Guy Norman Stock Yards Company Railways & Stock Yards Company Chicago Stock Yards Company

Local Market Sees Offer For Chicago Junction stock

Stockholders of Chicago Junction Railways face an exchange offer from a committee of major holders promising a 9 percent guaranteed dividend from a new company or 200 in 5 percent collateral trust bonds for each 100 of stock. The move echoes an earlier 160 offer by Boston bankers amid dull market activity and mixed industrials performance.

Chicago Junction Railways Boston Wells Fargo Steel Telephone

Copper and mining firms report quarter results

Utah Copper Company mined 24 469 812 pounds of copper in the quarter ended June 30 with net profits of 988 677 dollars and total net 1 366 944 dollars. Nevada Consolidated produced 15 677 065 pounds with ore treated at 1.59 percent and a stock write down of 23 826 dollars. Goldfield Consolidated shows a poor July tonnage at 219 174 tons and a net of 570 000 dollars, below dividend needs.

Utah Copper and Nevada Consolidated Companies Utah Copper Company Nevada BN Aig Goldfield Consolidated

Shay and Co. Advertise Wanted Dames in Boston

Brooklyn Arizona matchmakers Shay and Co. post a notice at 60 State Street, Boston seeking eligible dames. The ad seeks profiles, with potential matchmaking or employment arrangements implied.

Brooklyn Arizona Dames Shay & Co State St Boston

Boston Market Opens With Bond Market Snapshot

The Boston Market reports stock and bond prices for Aug 3, detailing overall market course, total sales, and comparisons to the previous close with note on bond movements under the bonds section.

Boston

Boston curb market lively session with varied price moves

Yesterday's curb market saw more than six issues favored by traders led by Amalgamated Nevada Bos wyocolo United Verde Extension Rhode Island Coal Calaveras Porcupine Central Porcupine Northern and Preston East Dome. Prices fluctuated with Rhode Island Coal at 11 2, Porcupine Central down to 76, Porcupine Northern to 62, Calaveras to 17 8, Preston East Dome steady at 85 and 36. Amalgamated Nevada rose to 18, Bos wyocolo to 13, United Verde Extension to 78. Full list detailed after.

Amalgamated Nevada Boswyocolo United Verde Extension Rhode Island Coal Calaveras Porcupine Central Porcupine Northern Preston East Dome Bosnyocolo Y.ow Nevada Arizona Calaveras St Arizona Ge Gv Sa Boves Eee Corbin Ee Aonee Ee Crown Reserve Davis Daly Trhlaneen Aes Fast Dome Eae Grant Eens Grant Eens Eeeee Hollinger Pee Eee « Oe 3d Kruger la Rose Ee Revere Laramie Eee Aon Lion Hill Ee Oo Se Majestic Seenene U McKinley Massoletti Eenwe Ai Ae Mazatan Seree iv Hao Douglas Inii

Bond Market Notes From Oneyouth Mass Offering Bonds

Bond offering in Oneymouth Massachusetts for funding bonds dated August 1 1911 and maturing in 1936 seeks bids until 5 p m August 11 75 000 at 414 percent interest.

Ymouth Mass

Salt Lake Quotations and Beck Tunnel Bid Report

Salt Lake quotations furnished by Charles A Stoneham Co Boston list bid and asked figures for Beck Tunnel project. The report notes 8 percent interest and references specific securities and prices with partial company names and cryptic annotations.

Charles A. Stoneham & Co State Street Boston Beck Tunnel Charles A Stoneham & Co Cobalt Lake Conlagas Crown Reserve Great Northern Aero

Dividends Declared By Two Firms

American Telegraph and Cable Company issues a quarterly dividend of 11 4 percent for the period September 1 to stock of record August 31. Border City Manufacturing Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent for the period August 15 to stock of record August 2.

American Telegraph & Cable Company Border City Manufacturing Company

Calendar for Today at Boston Elevated

Daily schedule notes list for the Boston Elevated Railway with references to the St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha company and preferred stock filings. The compact calendar item reads as a fleeting market or corporate notice in brief form.

German Editor Replies to Attack at Faneuil Hall

Frederick E. Nickels defends a August meeting at Faneuil Hall on omnibus arbitration with Great Britain. He argues German American and Irish American citizens united against England’s influence and asserts broad support from Massachusetts German Americans, noting Eberhard's lone dissent and a 2000 attendee vote backing the meeting.

Christian Eberhard Faneuil Hall Great Britain United States Senate Eberhard England United States Germany Senate France Jrishmen America Massachusetts Fred’k E. Nickels Boston Anzeiger

Senate approves 433 seat House plan with state additions

The Senate passed a reapportionment bill setting House membership at 433 with two more seats for Arizona and New Mexico upon statehood. The measure, effective March 4 1913, includes an initiative and referendum feature to curb gerrymandering and outlines state driven redistricting rules. The bill adds about 400000 yearly cost and maintains current state counts.

Washington Senate House Arizona New Mexico Burton Ohio Taft

Bishop Mallalieu Funeral Plans Set in Newton

Funeral for Bishop Willard F Mallalieu of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in Newton with a prayer service at 1 30 pm and funeral at 2 15 pm officiated by Rev Charles H Spaulding. Bishop J W Hamilton will deliver the eulogy with music by the Mendelssohn quartet. Burial is scheduled for Bay View Cemetery Sandwich tomorrow at noon.

Willard F. Mallalieu Methodist Episcopal Church Grove Street Auburndale Newton Boston Charles H. Spaulding Mendelsohn Quartet W. F. Hall Mallalieu American Bible Society American Peace Society W. E. Vandermark Medford W. A. Wood D. D Lowell W. J. Heath Weston T. C. Watkins Milford Bay View Cemetery Sandwich G. S. Butters Newton Methodist Episcopal Church

Home Market Club Protests Tariff Revisions to Taft

The Home Market Club executive committee voted to telegram President Taft protesting the hasty tariff revision. They urge a veto of tariff bills unless reports from the Tariff Board prove necessity, signed by WM B. Dowse as club president.

The Home Market Club Taft White House Washington, D. C Tariff Board WM B. H. Dowse

Household helps and cooking recipes page in Post

A full page of household helps and another full page of cooking recipes and weekly menus appear in the household section of next Sunday’s Post.

Next Sunday’s Post

Amendments Defeated as House Starts Census Review

Three amendments were rejected including Root of New York's plan to keep the current 391 members. The Senate bill heads to the House Census Committee tomorrow. Many House Democrats expect the amendments may be accepted by the House.

Root New York Senate House Census Committee House

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