Prices Pursue Irregular Course In Early Trading
Total sales New York 206 100 shares Boston 15135 shares Most active issue in New York Steel common 60960 shares Most active issue in Boston Alaska Gold 1875 shares Total sales Jan 1 1913 to date New York 78376200 shares Boston 5055577 shares Corresponding period last year New York 122429600 shares Boston 10659834 shares Greatest gain in New York list American Tobacco 4 to 241 Greatest loss in New York list Assets Realization 10 to 30 Greatest gain in Boston list Tamarack 134 to 283 4 Greatest loss in Boston list Calumet and Hecla 2 to 405 Call money New York 6 to 612 per cent Boston 5 to 51 2 per cent Time money New York 43 4 to 53 4 per cent Boston 51 4 to 6 per
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New York
Boston
Alaska
American Tobacco
Tamarack
Calumet & Hecla
New York Market Slight Movements Despite Pressure
New York December 5 The Stock Exchange closed with minor changes and mixed signals. Coppers fell sharply while St Paul led declines among rails, yet high grade shares found steady demand and some prices edged above yesterday’s close. Call money rose to six and a half percent before easing, with a cash loss of five million dollars projected for the week and a cautious outlook for tomorrow’s bank statement.
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New York
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Lackawanna Steel
American Tobacco
Union
U. S
Local Market Notes Dragged by New York Drift
Boston trading mixed with small gains and losses as Steel common and Amalgamated bonds fell, Boston Elevated rose to 89 after a 0.75 point gain, copper dropped amid bearish sentiment, Alaska Gold and Shoe Machinery showed modest strength, Edison Electric rights traded actively, total volume 15,135 shares plus 41,600 bonds and 10,157 rights. market tone irregular and dull at close.
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Boston
New York
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Alaska
Edison Electric Rights
Salem bonds award temporary loan to Bros & Co
The Salem Massachusetts bond market notes report a temporary loan of $70,000 awarded to Bros & Co maturing April 6, 1914. Other bidders included Olman & Moseley & Co using Om Cnet Trust con and a separate municipal loan bid for $10,000 annually from 1914 to 1923.
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Salem
Mass
One Bros. & Co
Olman & Tfs Moseley & Co
OM Cnet Trust
State Street Topics on Shoe Machinery Case Prospects
Traders weigh court trial progress and its impact on State Street Shoe Machinery. Analysts note the stock has fluctuated with the government suit, and a favorable outcome could trigger a large extra dividend after three years of record earnings. Some fear asset value may not cover current price if business model is disrupted.
Bangor & Aroostook improves earnings and bank outlook
The Bangor & Aroostook reports a $55 570 net earnings rise for October, reducing prior losses and showing four months near normal operation. Banks face another large cash deficit, but reduced loan and deposit levels and easing call money suggest reserves may rebound. Stock prices historically rise mid December to January, with only a small advance so far this year.
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Bangor & Aroostook
Few New Listings on Stock Exchange in 1918 Rise and Decline
The New York Stock Exchange shows unusually few new stock listings in the first 11 months of 1918 with four additions National Nassau Bank Montgomery Ward Alaska Gold and Moline Plow and one substitution Allis Chalmers. Bond issuance remains strong with 26 million versus 665 million in 1912 as companies prefer borrowing amid tight money conditions. Boston Elevated shares rose nearly three points on rumors of labor settlement and short covering.
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New York Stock Exchange
National Nassau Bank
Montgomery ‘Ward
Alaska Gold
Moline Plow
Allis Chalmers
Boston
Bond Market Signals Mixed Traction Across Rail and Rubber Stocks
The Bond Market notes mixed traction with New York Central coal bonds heavy while United States Rubber and various railroad issues show home firmness. Street quotes list many 4s and 5s across major issuers with varying yields and maturities. Total sales reach $1.583 million versus $1.851 million yesterday and compare to $1.147 million a week prior.
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New York
Unseasonably warm weather shifts trade and industry notes
Bradstreet's reports from New York indicate retail trade for holiday goods is cooled and jobber reorders are delayed while spring orders weaken due to warm weather. Industrial activity slows in iron, steel, lumber, and related lines, but cotton goods and auto manufacturing show strength. Wool withdrawals hint at larger future woolen output. collections stay fair to slow. week end bank clearings total 3,842,898 dollars, down 4 percent from last year with Canada trade light.
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New York
Bradstreet
Iron and Steel, Lumber
Canada
Blocked six million shoe deal ties executives to United case
Sidney W. Winslow of United Shoe Machinery testified in federal court that Western shoe men tried to press a six million dollar gain by securing stock. He described meetings with Thomas Plant and others in 1910 and detailed offers and counteroffers, the Plant sale, and the profitable status of the shoe factory involved.
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Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States District Court
United Company
Winslow
Thomas G. Plant
Boston
Mr Plant
Jackson Johnson
Milton Florsheim
Mr. Winslow
Touraine
United
Plant
Mr. Plant
Henry B. Endicott
Dedham
Platt
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Goodyear
Trade Review Notes Mixed Holiday Demand Ahead
R G Dun reports complaints about mild weather dampening demand for heavy apparel while holiday trade shows early strength. Cotton goods demand softens for contracts though spot values hold. Western jobbers show better year over year. Shoe factories run at capacity for spring and summer orders. immediate needs limited to small lots. Pig iron output falls to a near two year low reflecting weak steel prospects. The report contrasts trade conditions across sectors with varied momentum.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Unien
Conede
Several Boston churches publish Sunday services and events
A long list of area churches from Roxbury to Cambridge outlines sermon topics, service times, Sunday school, vesper or communion schedules, choir and organ music, and special events for Dec 7 including Tremont Temple, Clarendon Street, and others. Also notes Salvation Army meetings and spiritualist gatherings across Boston.
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First. Baptist Church
Commonwealth Ave
Clarendon St
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Commionwealth
Largo
Handel
Jesus
Dvorak
Stainer
Franz
Edward Johnston
Gounod
Rogers
Haydn
Mendelssohn and Roeder
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Brotherhood and Girls
Cortland Myers
D. D
Boston Society
Tremont Temple
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarention and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
E. N
Isabel Melville
Pilgrim
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
The
Christian For the Times
Bible School
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Herod
Rere
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horacea Hl. Hayes
Jamaica
C. W. Hidden
Mt. Vernon
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James Austin Richards
Dudley Buck
T. W. Survette
Offertory
T. “Tortins Noble
Serview
Prodigal Son
Artur Sullivan
the Cholie
Estelle Patterson
Lillian Hamilton Thornquist
George E. Hills
Oscar L. Huntting
Kenneth Shaw Usher
Old South Church
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Pleasant Streets
G. Charles Gray
Lestie H. Spooner
George A. Gordon
Willis H. Butler
I. Ulysses
Tennyson
Church
North Congregational Church
Roseland Street
Cambridge
Vincent Ravi
Mr. Hess
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mary Harger
Adelphi
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Ave
West Newton St
Allen A. Stockdale
T. D
Milo H. Gates
Intercession
Trinity Parish
New York
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
Leigh Richmond Brewer
Ann’s Church
East Cottage
Dudley Street
George E. Jenner
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Methodist Episcopal First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
State House
Frank W. Collier
Aida Quartet
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square
Tabernacle
Holiness
Pemberton Sq
Major Sheppard
Boston Staff
Salvation Meeting
Battle For Souls
Adam Gifford
New England
Antrim
Ca Campbell
Plains Donald
People's Palace
Washington
E. Brooklinests
Hilman
Palace
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista Street
James Harry Holden
Holden
Young People's Meeting
International Bible Students’ Association
Majestic Theatre
G. Raymond
Daniel
Copley
Baba ‘'U ‘Lah
Abdul Baha
B. Gertrude Hall
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
Hpm
Faelten
Huntington Avenue
Joan Whitehead
Parker Memorial Hall
Berkeley Street
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Slattery
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Richards’ Hall
M. Emma C. Poore
First New Thought Society of Boston
Chauncy Hall
Boylston Street
C. E. C. Norris
Adele ©. Williams
First Bible
Tremont Street
Ladies’ Hall
Charles Harwood
Orin Hill
Osborn
Ross
Carrigan
Blegden
Crouch
Foster
Maiser
Stoddard
McLaine
Knowles
Children’s Lyceum
Soldathanning Capon
Stoughton
Boston
Lynn
Scollay Square
First Spiritual Alliance Church
H. R. Edwards
Court Hall
A. Hazen Stoddard
Society
Pleasant Street
Malden
Co-Operative Spiritualist Society
Castle Hall
New Castle Building
Hazel Vinto
Belle Robertson Jennings
M. L. Clough
Unity Church
Gwainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
Malden Progressive Spiritual Associa
Fred B. Niles
Merlboro
Cambridge Hall
Gowing
Hort
Carter
G. W. Nutter
First Sence Bible Spiritiat
CHU! Inc
Hal i
Ehecca
G. Treadwell
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Warren Avenue
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Ferdinand and Isabella Sts
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Rome
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Bowdoin Street
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Tdivine
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Newbury and
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Harding
H. T. Nutter
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American Psychical Research Society (Inc
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Fear Street
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Armstrong
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Mathtio
Smith
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