American Woolen Declares Dividend After 16 Year Wait
The American Woolen Company announced a dividend of 1.26 per share, with market talk suggesting a 5 percent annual basis. The firm, now with 49 units, reports its best business period and expects further domestic and foreign contracts, signaling a broader, stronger company.
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American Woolen Company
Massachusetts
Market Quotation Board Broadcasts Investors Manual
Special wire service distributes quotes to all markets. Blossom Stewart announces prompt execution of orders. Market Letter and Investors Pocket Manual offered free upon request through Fortuna Cal., Butte, London, Boston, and Montana offices.
January export trade rises despite decline in total
Washington reports January export value at 385,535,203 dollars up from December 352,800,000 and a yearly rise of nearly 68,000,000. Imports reach 184,192,299 dollars, up over December by more than 12,000,000 with about 74 percent duty free signaling more raw materials and fewer manufactured European goods.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Bond market notes on various 4 per cent and 5 per cent issues
Lees, Higginson & Co and others bought $1,000,000 Manhattan Railway Company bonds at 9 percent yield 4.31 percent to refund $1,000,000 New York Elevated Railway debentures. Manchester New Hampshire sells $200,000 loan to Stratford Savings Bank at 24.8 percent discount. Ayer Mills sells Brown Bros. $1,000,000 5 percent notes due March 1 1919 guaranteed by American Woolen Co. Cincinnati weighs debt securities for deficit. Laingay Winthrop seeks bids by Feb 26 for $40,000 loan due Nov 5 1916.
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Lees, Higginson & Co
Harris, Forbes Co
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co
Manhattan Railway Company Consolidated
New York Elevated Railway
Consolidated
Manhattan Railway Company
Manchester
N. H
Stratford Savings Bank
Ayer Mills
Brown Bros. & Co
American Woolen Company
Cincinnati
Laingay
Winthrop
Mass
CM & St P
Erie
West Pac
Butte C & Z
Aetna Exp
Ax Ku Pe
Corp of R & H
Eeere
UN Cig
ab-Pitta T. Seeaee
White Motor
Prairie O &G
Cosden & Co
Coader O & G
Cosden O
Market Recovers Lost Ground After Widespread Slide
Market values rebound as investors await developments in the international situation. American Woolen shows notable gains while reading advances rise sharply and trading dulls in other sectors.
Market Points From Yesterday’s Trade Totals
Yesterday in New York sales reached 339,985 shares with American Woolen at 25,400 and Pacific Mail rising 5.5 points to 231. New York totals 26,623,445 shares year to date. Boston saw 36,212 shares traded, led by American Zinc at 5,480 with Manchester & Lawrence up 6 to 126 and Boston & Lowell slipping 2 to 143.
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New York
Boston
New York Market Recovers Ground Amid Washington Hopes
Stocks edged higher after a cautious session amid Washington concerns. Germany's submarine policy delay eased tensions while Anglo French bonds steadied and rails gained with coalers, metals and key issues advancing including American Woolen on news of a 1.5 percent initial dividend.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Rails
United Fruit
Boston Stocks Report Bond Prices On Exchange
The Boston Stock Exchange shows high and low prices for bonds and fast trading levels on February 25, with comparisons to the previous close. The brief lists bond categories and general market movement for investors and traders.
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Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Market advances in Boston steady amid war demand
In Boston the market rose broadly alongside New York with American Zinc and Butte & Superior leading gains. Copper lead and spelter stayed near peak values as buyers stock up months ahead amid war demand. Mayflower Mining shows assets of 52 990 at year end 1915 vs 55 115 in 1914. United Fruit gains on bananas being viewed as food. Utah-Apex surges on earnings near 100 000 monthly. American Woolen rises on 5 percent dividend unlikely fully priced in, yielding about 9.4 percent at 53 1/2.
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Utah- Apex Company
H. Low
Arizona
Arno Peegddersud
Gee
Gullies
Bor & Albany
Bos & Lowel
Bos & Maine Ween
O & Ol
Bos & Wor EI
Butte & Sup.eeane
Cai & Hecla
Ines
CumiGo P Patios
Fast Butte
Granby
Island Creek Pf
Isle Roysle
Kerraetuee
Lake Capper
Maine Central
An & Law
Michigan
New Arcadian M
Eng
Nii
Nor & Wor
Old Dominion
Pennlvania Peas
Ponder ‘K Coal
Shannon ‘Iy
Shattuck-A
South
Utah
Sup & Bos
Paceee
Bwift & Co
Tae OF Ity
Ann Pf
SIM
USS Apaee
Utah Apex
Utah Consol
U“ Utah Co Co
Ventura Oil
Boston
New York
Butte & Superior
Mayflower Mining Company
United Fruit
Utah-Apex
Boston curb market shows broad gains across steel and mining
In Boston curb trading February 25 the list showed broad advances with Triro Steel up 284 points, United Verde Extension rising 114 points, and Aetna Explosives gaining 1 percent amid varied fractions. Irregularity in cent issues noted as fluctuations continued.
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Triro Steel
United Verde
Aetna
Bond Market Shows Steady but Lethargic Tone in New York
In New York on February 25 the bond market remained steady without strong activity. Key issues highlighted include Anglo-French 5s, Baltimore & Ohio convertibles, New York Central debentures, Pacific convertible 4s, and United States tee u oc 0 4 notes, with various other corporate and municipal issues cited among trading interests.
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Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Anglo-Wrench
Nynh&h
Tabecording
Cuban-Am
Disee Sears
Cumber
Del
del & H Rf
Okyo
Baneee
den & R
Nor & W
Pannus Eebeve
Norf & W
Gabe
Erie
Baiyaee Bete Nyo
Ile
Pacific T & T
Great Nor Wi
Sposa
House& Mass Penn
Pee Gas & Coke
Hud & Man Adj
Chicago
Money Markets Open Firmer in Early Foreign Exchange
The forex market opened firmer with bankers quoted sterling cables at 4.7 demand and 4.76716 dollars, francs at 5.874, marks at 73, and guilders at 4. Readings show slight early strength across major currencies.
Market Totals Stall Week Start On Sluggish Trade
The report shows total sales of 3,007,000 with declines from yesterday and last week. Year to date sales reach 190,416,000 compared with vl0,?41,000 the previous year. Major deposits and transport figures appear mixed as several lines list perimeters and valuations.
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Sinchi
Wilkesb & Hast
Lisyson Suk
Proposal to reduce Goodrich Co preferred stock to cut debt
A special meeting after the annual meeting in March will vote to reduce outstanding Goodrich Co preferred stock from 28 million to 27.2 million. In related news New York Stock Exchange seats sold for 65 thousand dollars, down one thousand from prior.
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B. I. Goodrich Company
Adventist Advent Christian Church News Outlook
The Adventist Advent Christian Church at Roxbury lists services with Rev C D Farnham D D pastor at 10 30 sermon You Are Filled with the Holy Spirit What Then 3 30 pm men only talk by Dr Roper 7 15 pm stereopticon lecture Dr M D Kneeland Also Advent Christian Church Putnam Street Somerville holds 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services led by Rev F B Banks pastor
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Warren Street
Roxbury
C. D. Farnham
D. D
Roper
M. D. Kneeland
Putnam Street
Somerville
F. B. Banks
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Colmbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
N. Tufts
First Reformed Presbyterian Congregation
Warren Ave
Brookline
Boston
W. J. McKnight
Rome
Beotland
Easter Week Evangelistic Services Across Boston
A dense church notices page lists multiple congregations from Madison C Peters to Park Street Church. It highlights Rev P H J Serrigo and Rev R S MacArthy preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with topics on Arctic experiences and Charles Chaplin's Hale Mullion. Evang elistic meetings run all week with noted preachers and music by soloists and a male quartet.
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Clarendon Street
Warren Avenue
Canton Street
P. H. J. Serrigo
Arctic
Tropics
Frederick E. Heath
Charlie Chaplin
Hale
Mullion
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Newee
Cortland Myers
MacArthy
D. D
David
Lotus
Helen W. Lamson
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles L. Page
Lewis M. Roper
Petersburg
Union Evangelistic Mission
Warren Street
MacArthur
Emma Saunders
Evenngs
Union Square Baptist Church
Wenut Street
Somerville
F. O'Brien
First Free Baptist Church
Warren St
Holborn St
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Edna Selfridge
John the Baptist
Boston
Christadelphian
Central Church
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
W. L. Sperry
Jesus
William Law
Shawmut Congregational Church
Cor, Tremont
West Brookline Sts
Church of Good Cheer
Judson V. Clancy
Wales St
Dorchester
Cara Sapin
Boston Opera Company
OLD South Church
Willis H. Butler
Frederick B. Bridgman
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bible
Church OF the New
Religious meetings fill Brookline and Boston area churches
A dense notice lists sermons and union services across Brookline and Boston churches including Brookline Presbyterian Harvard and Pierce streets with Rev. W. W. Iliffe and Dr Odell, Salvation Army posts in Boston and Cambridge, Palace meetings with Colonel Miles, and Universalist and King’s Chapel services with multiple pastors.
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Brookline Presbyterian Church
Harvard
Pierce Streets
W. W. Iliffe
Odell
Patriotic meetings and spiritual forums listed in Boston area
Sunday events include a Great Patriotic Meeting at People’s Temple Columbus Ave with speakers Bainbridge Colby George Haven Putnam and Samuel Elder and a revival at Bulfinch Place Forum West End. Also multiple New Thought and Spiritualist gatherings across Huntington Ave Tremont St Boylston St and Cambridge venues with discussions on religion prophecy and reform.
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The
Allies
Samuel J. Elder
Bainbridge Colby
George Haven Putnam
New York
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Toronto
People's Temple
Columbus
Lelville Arthur Shafer
Pearl Morse Shafer
Brenton
Maccurdy
State House
Bulfinch Place Forum
Bulfinch P
Bulfinch St
West End
Boston
Bowvins
Elias
Jacob de Hans
NEW Thought Church
Suna E. m
Faelten Hall
Huntington
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