Points in Yesterday's Markets
Report of stock market activity with total daily sales in New York and Boston, year to date totals, and changes from the previous year. Highlights include Am Express gains, National Biscuit losses, Quincy Mining gains, and New Haven losses, plus call and time money figures for both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Am. Express
National Biscuit
Quincy Mining
New Haven
New York Market Shows Cautious Optimism Amid Mexico Tensions
Trading on limited scale the New York market found little definite movement as traders awaited President Wilson's message on relations with Mexico. Despite hesitancy, an underlying strength emerged with early advances in many issues, copper and steel shares rising, and New Haven reaching a low. Bonds remained steady with total par value around 1.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Wilson
London
Producers’ Association
St. Paul
Harriman
New Haven
United States
Connecticut Power declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The Connecticut Power Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on its preferred capital stock payable September 2 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business August 1918 via transfer agents Weavster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Power Company
Seria
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Local Market News Highlights Steel Common and Greene Cananea
Quiet trade with life in Steel common and Greene Cananea. Steel common rose to strong totals as New Haven weakened to a new local low, while Greene Cananea shifted on the old to new share basis raising its quoted price to $34 for a $35 basis with a five old for one new split. Quincy's shares advanced briefly on small buy order. United Fruit declined to 179 1 4 as overall price changes remained fractional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Steel Common
New Haven
Greene Cananea
New York
Boston Stock Exchange
Quincy
United Fruit
Unclear OCR snippet with mixed figures and brands
Fragmentary text shows scattered numbers and names like Utah Va Car Chem Westinghouse and Wabash. No coherent event or context is discernible to form a factual news card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Westinghouse
Curb Market Roundup: Boston Curb Steady. Mexican Metals Rises
Boston curb trading yesterday saw Butte & London hold at 360 to 38 c per unit while Mexican Metals advanced 3 c to 35 c, closing at 34 c. Detailed fluctuations follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & London
State Street Topics on Short Selling and Market Moves
The piece argues heavy SP stock trading due to short selling by underwriters of an $88 million stock issue, with underwriters buying at 85.5 and selling at 88 plus dividends, targeting profits as prices exceed 98. It notes cotton price gains, drought impact, and reports on Steel common, New Haven stock decline, and underwriter fees for a Morgan syndicate bond issue drawing local banker ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
New Haven
Consolidated Copper Mines gains control after stock exchange offer
New Greene Cananea shares listing replaces old par value stock on the Boston Exchange with 100 dollar par stock and five to one exchange. Consolidated Copper Mines now holds significant stakes across Giroux, Copper Mines, Butte and Ely, Chainman, with control of 70 percent in Butte and Ely. N F Brady becomes a Brooklyn Rapid Transit director succeeding A N Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Dull—Greene Cananea
Consolidated Coppermines
Giroux Consolidated Mines Company
Copper Mines Company
Butte & Ely Copper Company
Chainman Consolidated Copper Company
Rand
Consolidated Copper Mines Company
Consolidated Company
Giroux
Copper
Butte & Ely
Chainman Company
N. F. Brady
The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
A. N. Brady
Local Bank Statement Shows Weekly Totals and 10-Year Reserve
The current weekly bank statement compares this week with last week and lists the surplus reserve for the corresponding periods of the prior ten years. The document summarizes performance across time, highlighting changes and trends.
Bond Market Opens Higher on New York New Haven issues
The New York New Haven Hartford 20 year convertibles opened higher and remained firm. New York City 41s of 1963 reached a new high in today’s market as traction issues showed some demand. United States government bonds also noted activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven & Hartford
New York City
Stock Exchange Bond Transactions Reported
Total sales for the day reach $1,201,000, compared with $431,000 on Saturday and $946,000 last week. Year to date figures show $349,773,000 in sales versus $494,769,000 at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
A list of dividends announced by multiple firms with payment dates and record dates. Includes Boston & Albany Railroad, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Heywood Brothers, Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance, New York Transit, Erie & Pittsburgh Railway, American Optical & Cable, South Penn Oil, Connecticut Power, and Belmont Development Company. Notes varying rates from $1.50 to $10 per share and percentages from 3 to 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Ticard
Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Co
Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Oen York Transit Company
Stoc
Bes Choee
oenapah-Belmont Development Mpany
Fresh fish and freight ships at the Boston wharf
The week opened with a large fleet at the piers including eight mackerel vessels four swordfishermen and 18 trawlers. Haddock cod hake pollock and cusk totals are reported with prices and vessel names such as Bethulia N. Bruce Orion Whileaway Water Witch Thelma Carrie Mil dred Enterprise and Foam. Immigrant steamers Napoli and Westerdyk are noted along with the steamer Carolyn in trouble after a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethulia
N. Bruce
Orion
Whileaway
Water Witch
Thelma
Carrie & Mildred
Enterprise
M. Madeleine
Hockomock
Massasoit
Evelyn M. Thompson
E. M. Thompson
John J. Fallon
Haddock
Cod
Trwl
Achrete Ellen & Mary
Pontiac
Progress
Robert & Arthur
Manhassett
Leonora Silvetra
del. Cabral
ER. M. Thompson
Muriel
Hattie Heckman
Philadelphia
Carolyn
Maine
Port Tampa
Fla
Dorothy
Italy
Boston
Napoli
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Halifax
Grand Junction Docks
Noorderdyk
Oosterdyk
Westerdyk
White Star
Hoosac Terminal
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
J. W. Glynn
Springfield
Sidney Calvert
St. Louis
BE. A. Wyld
Chicago
Seattle
R. C. Boyle
Boulogne
Hamburg
Shipping News Arrivals and Clearances Highlight Freight Movement
A list of steamers cleared and sailed including Arabic and City of Augusta with routes to Savannah New York and Norfolk. Tugboats and towing barges such as Lenape Jade and Cocalico participate, with several vessels bound for Portland Baltimore and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macungie and Saucon
Portland
Concord
Norfolk
Fall River
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Cocalico
Salem
Buck Ridge
Portsmouth
Monocacy
Tabor
Neshaminy
Pickering
Neptune
Provincetown
W. H. Moody
Gloucester
P. O'Riordan
Newburyport
Herbert
Piedmont
Baltimore
John T. Donahue
New York
Radnor
Laura E. Melanson
Little Brook
N. S
Mercedese
Digby
Jost
St. John
N. B
Clara A. Donnell
Jacksonville
Hazel Pell
Portland Packet
Sullivan
Rodney Parker
Rockland
Nellie F. Sawyer
Kennebec
Morris & Cliff
Cold Spring
L. J
C. A. Dolliver
H. Odlorne
Bucksport
Otranto
Bangor
Cora M. Millbridge
James & Ella
Bluehill
Fuller Palmer
Evangeline
Ellis
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
Halifax
Ontario
Bond
Newport News
Malden
Smith
Bunker Hill
Crowell
Camden
Sawyer
Bay State
Strout
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Jonas H. French
Rickes
Hercules
Clarson
Reliance
Merriam
Lenape
Bennett
Brookside
Macungie
Saucon
Minford
Paxinos
Hudgins
John T Donohue
Moon
J Carleton Hudson
South Amboy
Nellie
Swim
Haverhill
A. R. No
Leader
Doane
Chemung
Neponset
Sears
Sandwich
Betts
P. O’riorden
Bona
Alva
William H. Davenport
McIntyre
Raritan River
N. J
Liverpool
City of Augusta
Savannah
James
Whitney
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Governor Cobb
Vila Portland
Eastport
Kershaw
Peter H. Crowell
Newporyport
California Gold Mines for Sale or Lease in East Auburn
Splendid gold property blocked out thousands of tons of ore valued at 5 to 40 dollars per ton is offered for sale bond or lease or will take a partner with capital to further develop and install more machinery. Inquiry by responsible parties desired quick action required address ongp x E Davenport East Auburn California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splendid Gold
Ongp
Market Bid and Asked Ledger for Philadelphia and Rail Stocks
A list of bid and ask quotes for multiple stocks including Am Rail 38 percent, Phila Co 43 percent, Cam Steel 46, CT of NJ 72 percent, Lehigh New 84 percent, Un Gas Im 85 percent, Pa Steeip 60 percent, and Penn Salt 105 percent, reflecting a snapshot of trading activity and price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Rail
Phila Co
Cam Steel
CT of NJ
Ton Bel
Lake Sun
Lehigh New
Pa Steeip
Welcoms
Penn Salt
Chicago Market Bid and Bond Listings Reflect Mixed Trading
The page shows a snapshot of Chicago market quotes with various stocks and preferreds, including Amer Ship, Com Ed, Chicago Tels, and Quaker Oats, alongside a section on bonds such as Com Ed 5s, Ch Tel 5s, and Met El 4s. Several entries display fluctuating bids and asks, suggesting a subdued but active market with notable activity in utilities and transportation names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Ship
BO Appel
Uite
Booth Fis
Canal & Co
HS & M P
Hi Brick
Ran CO Lo
Sears-Roe
Swift
United Box
West Stone
U .S
Arm
Morris
Og Gas
Iy Tool
Bond Market Notes Sep 1 Interest and Public Utilities Bonds
The Sept. 1 interest on the 893000 American Public Utilities collateral trust bonds is payable in this city at the First National Bank. Lee Higginson & Co. will deliver permanent notes in exchange for interim United Fruit Co. 63 certificates due May 1, 1917 with coupons due Nov 1, 1913. Massachusetts borrows 1,000,000 with 500,000 due Oct 20 and 500,000 due Nov 17 from Solomon Bros. & Hutzler at 4 percent. Boston borrows 1,500,000 for tax anticipation, due Nov 3, 1913. year to date 4,250,000. Kuhn Loeb & Co. buys 7,000,000 consolidated mortgage 414 series bonds from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Wales & St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Light & Railways Co
Moors & Cabot
Devonshire St
Boston
Mass
New York
Corporation
At& SF
Treasury
Atlc
Tae Sie
Sub-Treasury Credit
Batopilas Mi
York
Baleey
Beth Steel
Cal Pet Corp
Ches & Ohio
Gense Eseceeeseteres
Bankers’ Sterling
Eae Betas
Reichsmarks A
Goodrich
F Co
Chicago
Lehigh Vaey
Liett & Meyer
Lous Nash
Miami
Ebsae Gs
Nat Biscuit
Ork
Nevada
Nynh&h
Nor & Wes
Jan Cena Eee Ene
Nor Pac Ene Pyil
Ribslian
Penn
Owls See
Minneapolis
Rock Island
Rock Island Pf
St. Louis Cere Eneeee Srees
Rumely Co
Kansas City
St L& 8 F 2d
Southw Pete
Seaboard Air L
South Rere
So Pacific Wi
South Ry
The
Texas Co
Lew
First National Bank
Massachusetts
Solomon Bros. & Hutzler
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Wales
St. Louis
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Obituary notices from Cambridge and surrounding towns Aug 25 1926
Funeral notices list residents of Cambridge Boston Somerville Medford Charlestown Quincy Hyde Park and surrounding areas. Names include Martha G AARON Amelia B BARBER George W Benton Rudolf Berger Bridget Concannon Edward J Dooley Ella Fisk Antonio Fontes Melvin B Johnson Sarah Nevers Thurston Risem Joseph Rafter and others with service times and burial details at St. Angela's Church St. Joseph's Church Mount Auburn Cemetery and local residences.
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Aaron
Martha G
Harvard St
Cambridge
Albany
Benton
Peabody
Mass
George W. Benton
Elm St
Lebanon
N. H
Berger
Roslindale
Rudolf Berger
Aldrich St
Cavanaugh
Charlestown
Michael
Bridget Cavanaugh
McGaffigan
Medford St
Chapman
Somerville
M. Louise Chapman
Concannon
Monponset
Bridget
Thomas Concannon
John F. MecMorrow
Dorchester St
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
Salem End Rd
Fontes
East Cambridge
Antonio G
Mrs
Grace
Vine St
Fowler
New York City
Isabella
Charles Fowler
Thomas M. Joyce
South Station
Boston
New Calvary
Gray
Quincy
John Gray
Annie Delaney
Circuit St
St. Joseph’s Church
New Calvary Cemetery
Griffin
City Hospital
William
Fort Hill
Third St
St. Vincent's Church
Hogan
Duxbury
Gallie T
Thomas J. Hogan
Warren Ave
Hyde Park
Kelley
Jamaica Plain
Hannah
Dennis J. Kelley
Ryan
Woman St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Levy
Meyer Levy
Jacob Levy
Monroe St
Roxbury
Lyons
Chelsea
Mary
Jeremiah Lyons
Maverick St
St. Rose’s Church
Mahoney
Mary J. Mahoney
Ituneral
F. Reade
Warren St
St. Mary's Church
Miller
William Miller
Sours
Temple Street M. E
Viten. Neilon
Wiliam T. Neilon
Thomas J. Hannon
Clinton St
St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Church
Norfolk
Harvard Sts
Boston Lodge of Elks
Santa Maria Council
Knights of Columbus
Malden
Nevers
Sarah E
Frank L. Nevers
Pearl St
Rafter
Dorchester
Joseph J. Rafter
Blue Hill Ave
Four Corners
George D. B. Robinson
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
M. Schulz
Eliza Weinlein
Emil Schulz
Wigglesworth St
Natick
Schwendenman
Magdelina
Daniel Schwendenman
Chestnut Ave
Staudenmayer
Lyndeboro
Monika Staudenmayer
Paul Gore
Steele
Benjamin H. Steele
Arlington St
North
Wiref
Lynn
Harriet A
William M. Wires
Woodrpury
Celia Sparrow Hall
Frank D. Woodbury
High St Charlestown
Wyman
Massachusetts General Hospital
William P
Nellie
Hyde Park Ave
Copper Prices Outlook for Five Years
Copper currently trades around 16 cents a pound after staying above 14 cents for two years. The article notes the highest recent level at 1734 cents and recalls earlier periods when 14 cents or 12 cents were not reached for years. It previews a financial page piece analyzing 30 years of copper prices and future production and price trends.
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Tomorrow’s Post
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Hornblower & Weeks
Congress Street
Detroit
Providence
New York Market
Oe Ae
Ike Ms
Smelt & R
Writ Papf. Ie
State of
Connecticut
Weavster
Boston Stocks
Gulf
Cr&q
Alaska
Tel & Tel
Gulf of
Bos & Corb A
Bos & Maine
Cal & Arizona
East Butte
Edison
Mason
Ny&nh
NY &Cn
North Butte
North Lake
Old Colony Maha
Old Dominion
Pond Ork Cox OL
Pullman Co Vans
Quincey
Reece
Hole
Shannon Aisieia
Shattuck-Ariz Dai
Sup & Bos Ne
Swift & Co
Trinity
Nee
United Fruit Fae
US Steel
Bay State Gas
Bingham Mines
Boston Ely
Cactus Canera Ranche
Calaveras
Corbin
Crown Reserve
Eagle & Blue Be
First Nat’ Sie J
Goldfield Consol
Majestic
McKinley-Dar
Nevada Douglas
Ohio
United Verde
Yukon
Bowie Biele
State Street
Nage
the Stock Exchange
Henry Hornblower
Walter Jackson
Harry H. Gay
Sidney Chase
Charles T. Tewksbury
Sumner B. Pearmain
Charles Hayden
George T. Rice
James Dean
Hazen Clement
George A. Rich
Marconi Stern
Big Four
Ely Consol
First National
Florence Goldfield
Money Markets
Legal Temple Pace
Inc
Parris
City of Tokyo
Nyc
Ciieago
N ' Wat Bos
Crip Rig
North Pacific
Betis Tee
Sas Spray
Lvewala
Pace
Pichi
Ciucific
Pacific
Union
U-8
Saath
Alor Ry
den& RG
Pena
Ars
Armour & Co
Stpm&m
Balt & O
Southern
Smee
Tad Exas & St
Kan City
Beenie
Third Ave
Lake S
Lé& West
Canada South
Nas
Union Pac Lst
Mil & St P
Wisconsin
Sie & O
U S Steel
Alton
Nation
Sal
Atlanta
Temiskam
Blue Bull
Trethewey
Booth
Wettlaufer
Biz Dome
Comb Frac
Dobie
Dome Ext
Florence
Dome Lake
Daisy
Foley O'B
Hollinger
Jim Butler
Jupiter
Jumil
Namara
No Dome
Midway
Pearl Lake
Mizpah
Montana
No Star Press Do
Res Eula
Rea Mines
Bailey
Crown Pt
Colo
Beaver
Buffalo
City of Cob
Eed Babes Es
Ete
Ewe Reneee
Eee Eeerese Ees
Spe Eee Ee Res
Shipping News
California Gold Mines
X. E
Davenport
East
Auburn
California
Southern California Edison Co
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Redlands
N. W. Harris & Co
Federal St
Philadelphia Market
Metal Markets
Toe Ue Eeess
Chicago Market
Boston Lodge No. 10
B. P.O
William T. Neilon
St. Mary’s of the Annunciation
Cambridgeport
Harvard
Timothy I. M’carthy
F. M’carron
U. S
Wiig
Bromfield
Membera Florists
Hill
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