Philpiley and Co London Exchange Bee at 123 Pall Mall
Philpiley and Co London Exchange runs a listing at 123 Pall Mall S W noting address and business presence in the city.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1912
Page
10
Philpiley and Co London Exchange runs a listing at 123 Pall Mall S W noting address and business presence in the city.
Fragments describe dividends earnings and allocations, mentioning percentages, stock, and plant construction plans. Text references the company’s history, capitalization, and rumored stock movements without complete context or clear events.
A week of market activity centers on government crop data, copper and steel reports, railroad earnings, and presidential campaigns. The crop outlook boosts optimism for agriculture and industry while copper and steel supply dynamics shape stock sentiment. U S Steel shows record unfilled tonnage as orders rise, hinting at strong earnings despite political uncertainty.
The bond market shows strong demand for public utility issues with gas electric street railway and power stocks offering higher yields. Notes from J Bache Hunt Davison and Freeman Davison cite rising utility profits and expanding power projects including Pacific Gas and Electric bear river expansion and widespread South and Southwest developments. The outlook predicts continued strength in utilities and a gradual return of public participation in stocks.
Hayden, Stone & Co. say crop yield supports prosperity and higher values, but money markets and currency limits delay a bull move. Thompson, Towle & Co. report a strong response to the grain report, rising technicals, potential 60 day car shortages, and improving textile and iron sectors. Henry Clews & Co. foresee increased activity once leaders act, with harvest progress, Congress adjournment, and a solid domestic industrial outlook.
Calendar for today lists Amer. Smelting and Refining preferred, Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul common and preferred, Books Open, Canada Cement preferred, Louisville and Nashville, U.S. Steel preferred.
A letter from Dr. Charles E. Page of Boston denounces hospitals for refusing Olive 38 and Alexander 1 from boarding the Cymric on arrival in Manchester. The two sick children, kept aboard under Surgeon Flemming, will be moved to the Medford home later today.
John F. Hardy of Boston Fire Department pulled three men from a capsized Swampscott dory off Short Beach. While off duty, Hardy aided Fred Davis Pete Davis and Jack Martis all of Winthrop, saving them after the boat capsized during a reef.
A 2 year old treated at the Post Graduate Hospital for deformities now returns to Waterbury Connecticut sound. Doctors used bone transplantation from infants who died violently to restore limb function in a new operation hailed as successful.
Dr. Fred H. Albee leads a historic operation at the Post Graduate Hospital using transplanted bones from two newborns to rebuild a crippled boy’s feet. The procedure, tested on animals and copied from his bone grafting research, restored normal foot shape in a week with casts removed and no braces.
Nicholas Mouradian, 20, was seriously burned when he poured kerosene into a stove causing a blast that hurled him about 20 feet from the kitchen into the dining room.
Honest John Quinn, sheriff of Suffolk County, defends his office record as Matthew Cummings, ex-national AOH president, enters the Democratic nomination. Cummings draws opposition from Donovan Kelcher Doyle faction and reportedly gains support from Francis A Campbell, Superior Civil Court clerk.
Quincy police rounded up clam diggers on restricted Moon Island land as part of a health district crackdown on polluted waters. Inspectors Goodhue Corbett Phillips and Ford led the raid. detainees listed include Gould Nelson Anderson Manson Nessie Olsen Ernest Olsen William Anderson Norlan Newman Hike Jones Griffiths Landon and Co. L Bruce of Bridgewater.
At a meeting in East Boston on Friday evening Mayor FitzGerald issued a statement denying claims by John B. Sullivan that the Mayor is an enemy of East Boston. Sullivan accused him of opposing measures beneficial to the area and noted his strong East Boston vote in the last municipal election.
East Northfield Aug 11 Eleven meetings drew large crowds at the Northfield Bible conference for Christian workers. Dr A T Robertson of Louisville spoke, with prayers led by Rev Fred I Paton and others including Mrs W R Moody and Dr G Glenn Atkins addressing later sessions.
At the old Unitarian Church in Beverly President Taft attended services with no family present. The Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Brookline preached today to a good-sized crowd.
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