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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
16
The Income Tax schedules of the new Revenue Bill remain before Congress. Once enacted الشهر features, a circular will detail tax amounts for various incomes and provide tips for filing returns.
Total NY shares 9,397,900 and Boston 301,656 since Jan 1 1919. Steel rose to 2.00, while Cuba Cane Sugar and Brooklyn Rapid Transit weakened. Wall Street eyed US Steel dividend news amid muted trading and outlooks for earnings and tax effects.
Henry L. Doherty & Co. and Montgomery & Co. announce the entire $17,500,000 Cities Service Company series C seven percent convertible gold debentures have been sold. Lieutenant Ralph Hornblower, formerly of the bureau of naval operations in Washington, is back at his desk.
A list of savings banks and trust companies in Massachusetts with deposit dates for interest drawing from specified months. Institutions include Andover Savings Bank Andover Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank Cambridgeport Savings Bank Melrose Savings Bank Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Columbus Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Hyde Park Savings Bank Salem Five Cents Savings Bank Waltham Savings Bank and several trust companies. Also notes on national banks Boylston National Bank and Union Market National Bank with February dates.
New York, Jan 27. Traders await the United States Steel directors meeting tomorrow to ratify the fourth quarterly statement and decide on the common stock. United States Steel edged up slightly after a small loss. oils led gains with Texas Company up 6½ points. Bond market saw light activity as Liberty bonds eased amid overall cautious trading.
The page records varied bond quotes and yields from several issuers including Anglo French City, Pacific, Penn, and St. Paul, with prices around 68 to 68 1/4 and 4s and 3s notes. It notes foreign and domestic market activity, touching on U.S. government issues and corporate bonds amid a tense rate environment.
Waterfront calendar lists dates and tides with astronomical notes including moon phases and planetary visibilities for January through April. It records the 1610th day since war began and U. S. war duration to date, along with moon phases and morning star appearances.
A dozen vessels gathered at South Boston fish pier for the reopening of business. Baleine carried 130000 pounds of fish from Georges Bank, the Killarney brought 2000 pounds of cask and 1500 pounds of halibut, and the Mystery logged 6000 pounds of cask. Prices ranged from haddock to halibut with flounders at 41-2 cents. An overseas arrival, the Nitonian, returned from London after 16 days. The Tana from Buenos Aires delivered 18630 cases of canned meat and 105 bales of wool, while two coal carriers will boost Northern Transportation’s fleet to Norfolk.
Ocean tugs near completion at Baltimore with 135 foot length and 25 foot beam to be named Boston and Norfolk. Several barges are under construction at yards in Maryland and Michigan. James J. Burke serves as the local Landsman representative.
Maritime lists show steamers including Trafford Hall Lio Cal cutta Colombo and Jersey ships in port and in tow from Port Reading and Port Johnson with barges Montauk Providence Paxtang Tamaqua and others towed by tugs Juno Sand wich and Triton plus vessels to pick up or tow barges at New York Norfolk Philadelphia Beverly and Newport News with names such as Mahoning Juno Kingston and Roger Williams recorded among multiple destinations and arrivals.
Current prices show brokers' customers loans at 1 cent. outside brokers' calls at per cent. Commercial paper and year money listed at 6 per cent. Individual customers' loans noted at 6 per cent.
A bill designed to prevent Victor Berger of Milwaukee Wisconsin from being seated as a representative was introduced by Representative Clark of Florida and sent to the House judiciary committee. Berger was recently convicted of violating the espionage act.
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