Daily Stock Market Recap By City And Date
Total sales New York 125900 shares Boston 22061 shares most active issue in New York steel common 26200 shares in Boston North Butte 4645 shares. Jan 1 1912 to date New York 131270700 Boston 11243585. Corresponding period last year New York 124201600 Boston 7062019. Greatest gain New York P C C St L 2 to 105. Greatest loss New York Lehigh Valley 454 to 167. Calumet Hecla gain Boston 5 to 535 Edison Electric loss 4 to 275 Call money New York 1 to 12 percent Boston 7 percent Time money New York 5 to 6 percent Boston 6 to 7 percent.
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New York
Boston
Steel Common
North Butte
Lehigh Valley
Calumet & Hecla
Edison Electric
Market Variations End In Small Losses On New York Stock List
The New York market closes with mostly losses and little initiative amid unusually light business. Harvester Beet Sugar Can and Rubber led declines, railroads showed brief strength, copper rose briefly as metals advanced abroad, and money rates fluctuated. renewals peaked at 19 percent before easing. Banks forecast a roughly 4 million cash surge, while the bond market remained irregular with some heaviness in convertibles. Total bonds sold par value 1.48 million.
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New York
Lsts
United States
Grain Markets End Year with Mixed Wheat and Corn Moves
Dec 27 grain notes show higher wheat on cables and cash demand offset by liberal receipts, but gains fade as offerings rise. Corn declines amid larger supplies and varied demand. oats steady to lower. Liverpools rise, Paris and Berlin mixed, Minneapolis and Duluth receipts up sharply from last year.
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Liverpools
Paris
Berlin
Budapest
Antwerp
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Dividend notices from Button Hole Machine firms and Columbus Electric
Quarterly and preferred dividends announced by The Reece Button Hole Machine Company International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company Mary Reece Folding Machine Company and Columbus Electric Company. Dividends payable dates range from January 1 1913 to December 21 1912 with stockholders of record at end of business dates January 4th 19138 and January 4th 19138. Notices signed by Francis A Shea, President and Transfer Agents.
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The
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
Francis A. Shea
International Button Hole Sewing Machine Company
Reece Folding Machine Company
Randis A. Shea
Columbus Electric Company
Columbus
Georgia
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Boston Market Chills On Flat Trading Day With Dividend News
The Boston market posted dull activity with few initiate moves. Copper Range subsidiaries declared dividends of 3 by Trimountain and 7 by Baltic, Trimountain paying 8 for first time since 1910. Granby rose on hopes dividends will resume, Massachusetts Electric gained, Woolen preferred slipped, and New England Telephone climbed as the day ended firm.
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Boston
Dulness
North Butte
Granby
East Boston
Copper Range
Trimountain
Baltic
Massachusetts Electric Common
New England
Copper Range Consolidated
Copper Range Consolidated Mining Company
State Street
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Ep Ri Hee
AON Ars Pree Erie
Boston curb market slips and gains in metal shares
The curb market was active with Mexi can Metals Nevada Douglas Lion Hill Consolidated Alaska Gold United Verde Extension Majestic La Rose Raven and Butte London among movers. Prices moved across bids with Mexican Metals at 2384 and Raven Copper at 32¢, United Verde Extension at 90c, La Rose jumping to 85-16, and others fluctuating between small ranges. Detailed fluctuations follow.
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Lion Hill Consolidated
Alaska Gold
United Verde Extension
Majestic
la Rose
Raven
Butte & London
Lion Hill
Alaska Gala
United Verdes
Raven Copper
Alaska Gas
Bay State
Boston Elyevens
Butte Centros
Butte & Son
Calaveras
Chief Re
Crown Res
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Ely
Naft
Houghton
Kuskulana ‘H
Laramie Pea
Ohio
South Lake
Stewart
Money market fluctuations dominate New York business
The money market in New York showed wide rate swings for call money from 10 to 12 percent, closing around 11 1/2 percent. Most call loans ranged 8 to 10 percent, drawing funds from Boston. time funds eased with 90 day bids near 6 1/2 to 7 percent and other maturities around 6 1/2 to 7 percent, amid broader foreign exchange notes and bank metrics.
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Boston Clearings
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Boston Balance
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Boston Sub-Treasury Credit
Ceerees Jacases Sane
Pankers’ Sterling
Reichsmarks
Eees
State Street Topics on a dull trading day and bank outlook
Yesterday the stock market was quiet with total volume around 125,000 shares and most price moves small. American Beet Sugar hit a yearly low around 4634, drawing criticism of traders while several so called pool stocks like United States Rubber and American Can fell despite overall dullness.
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United States
Bradstreet Review: Year End Trade Strong Despite Profit Pressure
Bradstreet's review notes a record holiday trade across most regions, driven by high output rather than profit margins. It cites strong wholesale activity in textiles and building materials, shorter holiday shutdowns in iron and steel, and rising orders for spring goods while inventories rise. Bank clearings hit 2.926 billion dollars with a 12.6 percent rise. Canada shows year end patterns. 253 business failures that week.
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Bradstreet
Northwest
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Boston
United States
Canada
Trade review notes year end readjustments and strong holiday retail
R H Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports slowing domestic operations as year ends, with exceptional holiday retail strength. Jobbers see high close prices for piece goods, mills well sold ahead, and steady cotton goods demand from mail orders. Woolens and worsteds show heavy fall orders, but deliveries constrained by mill production. Failures drop in the U S and Canada.
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New York
R. H. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
New England
Chicago
United States
Canada
Quiet Cotton Market Sees Prices Slip From Opening Highs
A calm session in the cotton market saw prices trend downward after a disappointing open. Heavy selling by familiar traders outweighed demand from Liverpool and spot houses, with January especially weak ahead of first notice day next Monday. By afternoon, offerings rose and the market fell about 16 points from the prior close.
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Liverpool
Calendar for Today Assets Realization Company notes
Assets Realization Company old preferred stock yields 1 3 4 per cent. New stock at 2 per cent. Chicago Telephone at 2 per cent. Lehigh Valley Railroad assets realization com preferred and 2 per cent. National Biscuit Company 1 3 4 per cent.
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Assets Realization Company
Chicago Tel
Lehigh Valley R. A
National Biscuit. Com
New York Railways Bond Move Elevates Market
The bond market in New York shows New York Railways adjustment 58 rising to a new high for the current movement while other traction issues stay firm. Total sales reach 1 481 000 versus 1 237 000 yesterday 2 285 000 a week ago and 3 041 000 a year ago. From January 1 to date 869 351 000 against 883 843 000 a year ago.
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New York Railways
Metal Markets Show Renewed Dulness at Exchange
Metal prices drifted lower with copper steady while tin rose slightly. London closing figures list copper at £76 28s 6d spot, £77 2s 6d futures, with copper best selected at £81 10s. Lead and spelter steady near prior levels, tin unchanged in spot and futures.
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Sesee
Cookson’s
London
Bogus Coal Shortage Allegation Circulating
The report asserts federal probes into the national coal situation aim to expose a supposed shortage used to pursue hidden ends. It notes investigators withhold theories while rumors claim coal operators profited from a famine.
Coal Shortage Sparks Questions on Price Hikes
The United Improvement Association questions coal shortages and argues prices should not rise. Led by president Joseph Leonard and secretary Howard Whitmore, the committee met Special Agent Frederick Schmid and seeks cooperation with a New Hampshire commission. Governor Foss and Gov Bass may appoint joint inquiries. The group contends shortages are exaggerated and dealer claims are unwarranted.
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Frederick Schmid
Department of Justice
Joseph J. Leonard
Howard Whitmore
Myron F. Pierce
Hartwell
Foss
Leonard
New Hampshire
Bass
Peterboro
N. H
New Hampshire Commission
Whitmore
Ewing
Promoters face mail fraud case in Hawthorne correspondence
New York December 27. The court heard bulk of evidence from the hefty correspondence Hawthorne and fellow promoters Julian Hawthorne Josiah Quincy Dr William Morton and Albert Freeman conducted with prospective investors. They are prosecuted for alleged illegal use of the mails as part of mining stock promotion.
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New York
Julian Hawthorne
Josiah Quincy
William Morton
Albert Freeman
Hawthorne Letters Show Probe into Stock Subscriptions
Readings of letters reveal investors from army officers to university professors. Hawthorne describes oversold Temagami-Cobalt stock and urges subscribers to buy, noting many offers came in recently and predicting share prices may rise beyond a year. He admits not being a promoter and claims personal investment confidence.
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Mr. Hawthorne
William S. Brewster
Warehouse Point
Conn
Hawthorne
Harvard
Yale
Temagami-Cobalt
Royal Meeker
Department of History, Politics and Economics
Princeton University
Funeral services set for Patsey Sheppard
Funeral arrangements for the late Patsey Sheppard are completed. The service will be at 1 PM Sunday at St. James Catholic Church on Harrison Avenue. Viewings will be 10 to 12 at the Elks Home on Somerset Street. Interment follows at Elks Rest Mt. Hope.
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Sheppard
St. James’ Catholic Church
Harrison Avenue
Elks
Somerset Street
the Elks’ Rest
Mt. Hope
Michael Roughan of Boston Dies at Jamaica Plain Home
One of Boston's best known men, Michael Roughan, died yesterday at his Jamaica Plain home. His death marks the loss of a prominent local figure with wide community ties and extensive business interests.
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Boston
Jamaica
Michael Roughan Pioneer Stevedore Dies in Jamaica Plain
Michael Roughan a Boston pioneer stevedore and wealthy real estate operator aged 95 died at his home 18 Arbor Way Jamaica Plain yesterday at 1 05 PM from a complication of diseases including lung congestion. He had been ill two years and worsened after contracting a cold just before Christmas. His health collapsed two years after his brother James died.
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Roughan Brothers
Prominent Charlestown Benefactor Roughan Dies
Known for years as a Charlestown leader, Mr. Roughan amassed wealth through Roughan Brothers and Charlestown real estate. A Navy veteran and longtime Boston figure, he built Roughan Hall and many Beachmont houses, supported charities, and died after living in Jamaica Plain. Survived by sister, nephews, and nieces.
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Fitzgerald
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