Markets Ease Off Points In Yesterday's Markets
Total sales in New York 548 800 shares and Boston 24 241. Nova Scotia Steel rose 5 to 106 the biggest gain in New York while Bethlehem Steel fell to 130. In Boston Ahmeek moved 314 to 104 and General Electric dropped to 16414.
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New York
Boston
Steel
Boston—Steel
Nova Scotia Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Ahmeek
General Electric
Alaska-Juneau
Asio Oil Co
Atchison
G & Wl
B&o
Beth Steel
Do Bow
BR Jones
Burns Bros
Butte & Sup
Cerro de Pasco
Chic & Alton
OM & Ste
ORT & P ci
St P M&o Pt
Col Fuel & Iron
Col Gas & Elec
Deere & Co Pf
del & Hudson
den & RG Pf
Goodrich
Gulf S Steel
Inspiration
Int Ag Co
Har Corp
Nickelse
Kan City
Kennecott
Iake E & W
Lee Rubber
Tehigh Valley
Lig & Myers
Long Island
Mackay Cos
M & St L
P&s
Montana
Nat CO & S
Nat E & St
Nevada
Consey
Nor & Wes
Wall Street Slips as Tensions, British Talks Roil Market
New York trading opens with uneven prices and broad declines across sectors. Italian exchange hits record lows, while forecasts predict local cash losses despite a nearly $50 million foreign gold influx. Major rail and shipping stocks fall, though late-day recoveries narrow losses. Total volume around 545 000 shares.
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New York
Lst
Atlantic
Gulf & West Indies
Southern Pacific
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Boston market weak as Atlantic Gulf tumbles on dividend doubt
Boston trading followed New York with broad weakness led by Atlantic Gulf down to 891 2 after no dividend action and possible midsummer consideration. United Fruit sank amid Lloyd George Britain fruit curtailment talk while New Haven rose on debt payoff prospects and cash from investments. Copper demand cited with hopes for sustained growth and strong consumption for years to come by National Conduit and Cable.
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New York
Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit
Lloyd George
Great Britain
New Haven
Boston
National
Conduit and Cable Company
Connecticut Power declares preferred dividend of 1.50 per share
The Connecticut Power Company announces a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on its preferred capital stock. The dividend is payable March 1, 1917 to stockholders of record at the close of business February 23, 1917. Transfer agents are Stone & Webster.
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New Hoffman Company
New York
Houston
Texas
New York American
Goose Creek
Hoffman
Connecticut Power Company
State of Connecticut
Stone & Websther
Transfer Agumts
Ex dividend partial payments and bond stock totals
Ex dividend notice shows partial payments and totals with bonds totaling 55 500 dollars and stock 24 241 dollars. The fragment indicates a securities sale update and partial payment status without full context.
Export market dulls after Lloyd George speech boosts imports talk
The market fell overall with few rallies after Lloyd George urged reducing England’s imports. Southern Railway preferred dropped over 3 points due to anticipated dividend deferral. Sugar stocks and Bethlehem Steel weakened while New York Central reported record 1916 earnings and a $31 million surplus, though a $25 million stock offering faced delays. Atlantic Gulf common slid on dividend uncertainty, while Westinghouse Electric highlighted strong nine month results and high assets.
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Lloyd George
England
Southern Railway
Cuba
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central
Atlantic Gulf
Tripp
Westinghouse Electric
Money Markets and Foreign Exchange Reports
Current quotes show call loans at 4 percent for both brokered and outside loans. Commercial loans 4 1/2 to 5 percent, collateral loans 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Commercial paper 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent. The New York funds and exchange rates are listed for Boston and New York, with sub-treasury credits and balances noted. Foreign exchange rates show sterling at 4.767 and franc, marks, guilders, and rubles at specified bid levels.
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Dienes Federal Reserve Bank
Perme Elk
Roe
Bar Eilver
New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Eeessecsrereereeee Par Exchanges
Boston
Ppancina Ee
Treasury
Bond Market and Waterfront Calendar Highlights
A sea of bond quotes shows varied issues from Hudson & Manrig to Penn gas and Erie railroad bonds with totals around $4.16 million in sales. Waterfront calendar notes February sailing conditions, tides, and stock prices amid winter constraints. reports vessel activity, cargoes, and recent arrivals including Allaguash wool and cattle hides, Corozzel sugar, Starlite engine issues, Malden coal, and Perseus casualty status.
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Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake
Lock
S. Gorton
Catherine
Morning Star
Mary T. Fallon
BE. W. Nunan
Walthams
Saicuen
Peate F. S. Grueby
Allaguash
Commonwealth Pier
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
CorozZel
Falkenburg
Guanica
Porto Rico
Starlite
New York
Northeast End
William G. Worden
Hatteras
Malden
Baltimore
Everett
Alexander H. Smith
Far East
India
Landsman
Sos Vceevens
Sapon Colton
Stock Exchange
Gillerete
Ease Ae
Chos & O Gol
NY Gas & E LH
Eee & Power Pm
Hennes
NY & Mun Ryds
Nynh&h
Mil & St P Ps
Mil & St P Rigre
W & Bos
Pacific
City of
Paris
Paris És C
Mil & St P Deboes
Mil & St
City of Tokio
C&p Waiv Gee Stered
Dom of
Gennes
I & Nwn
UN Pacific
Aic
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Lép Saens
Ser Ags
PM &Om
Elec
Gt Britain
Pacific T&t Hs UK
Britain
EL H&p
Cumberland
Edison
Weber
Nyc
Ann Arbor
Armour & Co Real Estate
At&sf
Boston planning head calls Columbus area new commercial hub
Ralph A. Cram, chairman of the City Planning Board, told the Columbus Avenue Board of Trade that the geographic center of Boston lies near Columbus Avenue and Dartmouth Street and should become the commercial center. He warned downtown congestion and urged Back Bay improvements, predicting future skyscrapers over 125 feet if relief is not found.
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Ralph A. Cram
City Planning Board
Columbus Avenue Board of Trade
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Widow Bequeaths Jewelry Business to Employee Grieve
Adams Feb 23 In accordance with her husband’s will Mrs Louisa Whitman bequeaths to Alexander S Grieve an employee his jewelry business and property valued at 30000 Grieve age 30 married came to this country from Scotland nine years ago and worked for Whitman seven years
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Adams
Louisa Whitman
Alexander S. Grieve
Grieve
Scotland
Whitman
Shipping News: Listing of Arrivals and Sailings by Steamers and Tugs
Shipping notes detail arrivals of steamers Allaquash Schmidt Buenos Ayres Montevideo and others via Rio Janeiro and Eastport Portland and towing of scows and barges. Also listed are vessels sailed to New York Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News and Norfolk with tug actions and barge tows.
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Portland
Coronel
Valkenburg
Guanteca
P. R
Grecian
James
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Dizer
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Malden
Brown
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Boutilier
Newport News
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Decker
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Thomaston
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Hampden
Catawamteak
Soceaso
Tacony
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Malvern
Shamokin
Ravechot
H. S. Nichols
Rockport
Mass
Herbert
West End
Indian Ridge
Barry
Bath
Former Champion Oarsman Alden Swan Dies at 73
Alden H. Swan, once the Hudson single scull champion in 1865 and National Rowing Association double scull champion in 1872, died in New York at 73. Born in Hancock, Massachusetts, he helped build the Brooklyn Bridge commission and later worked as an oil dealer in the city.
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National Rowing Association
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Brooklyn Bridge
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