Prices Higher on Increased Volume in Yesterday’s Markets
Total sales New York 664000 shares Boston 23630 shares Most active issue New York American Can 135900 shares Boston Steel Common 4205 shares Total sales Jan 1 1912 to date New York 8146600 shares Boston 611535 shares Corresponding period last year New York 9653500 shares Boston 1185807 shares Greatest gain New York Chi Mil St P Pref 4% to 145 Greatest loss New York Associated Oil 4144 to 42% Greatest gain Boston Mass Electric 2 to 19 Greatest loss Boston West End St By Pref 3 to 96 Call money New York 2% to 274% Boston 3 to 3% Time money New York 3% to 414% Boston 4 to 5%
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New York
Boston
American Can
Steel Common
Chi
Mil
St. P
Associated Oil
Mass. Electric
West End St. By
Bears
Minnesota
Wall Street Gains Narrowly Amid Broad Bond Stock Demand
Trading in New York bonds and stocks showed larger scale with gains in Reading Union Pacific Steel and Amalgamated. Prices rose as bear traders covered short positions while American Can moved sharply. Norfolk & Western slid after plans for 4 1/2 percent bonds. London and Paris mixed in offshore activity.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Amalgamated
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
London
Paris
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
United States
Local Market Sees Bullish Move in New York Led Rally
Activity in New York stocks boosted local trading with a stronger market showing. Amalgamated rose from 7 3 8 to 7 4 3 8 as copper issues followed. Isle Royale Copper adjourned its meeting with a promised next week dividend of about 1 per share. no quorum delayed action one week. American Zine advanced on light turnover amid talk of higher earnings and possible dividend increase.
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Boston
New York
B. B. Thayer
Anaconda
Isle Royale Copper Company
When and If Issued Securities Totals Reported
Total sales 23 630 shares bonds 27000 rights 39419 fractions 232. Fractional details indicate partial allocations and ongoing offering status.
Boston curb leads trading as mills set to start
Boston curb trading highlighted Butte Central advancing from 7 18 16 to 8 5 8 and closing at 8 1 2 as the leading favorite. Mexican Metals Bay State Gas Corbin and Majestic also showed activity amid upcoming milling plant start, with detailed fluctuations noted.
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Butte Central
Bay State Gas
Corbin and Majestic
Alaska
Boston Ely
Brit Col Ce
Butte & London
Calaveras
Calaveras Bg 3 8 3U 300 ‘Chief 19-16 19-16 19-16 19-16 150 Cortez Ake
Corbin Eee Ae Ee
Davis Daly
Eagle Blue Bell
Girard
Goldfield Cn
Laramie
Majestic Vee
MeeKin-Darr
Doug
Oneco
New York Curbs and Tally of Percentages Across Entries
A fragmented financial snippet shows New York related curbs and percentage figures. It lists Brad Copps and various numbers like 191 and 75,000, alongside references to West Pac 5s and repeated percentages. The context and exact meaning remain unclear from the damaged OCR.
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Brad Copps
West Pac
Monetary turmoil noted as gold shipments rise to South America
The piece reports sustained gold outflow to South America as the main feature of the monetary scene, citing $6,500,000 engaged for Buenos Ayres since exports began. It lists current New York call money at 2 3 4 percent and various time loan rates, along with Boston and New York clearing figures and other financial indicators.
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South America
Buenos Ayres
New York
Cal Momcy
Boston
Bankers’ Sterling
Eeeethesensee
Ceeeseeesassesees
Reichemarks
Eeseeseesees
GuillGers Oo
Sceceseess
Old Dominion Trust Liquidation and Market Outlook
The Post reports $2,200,000 realized from Old Dominion Trust Receipts sales including Amalgamated Copper and American Telephone holdings. Bulls return as New Year gains lift steel and American Can, while back dividends and stock manipulation debates draw attention. Also notes changes in brokerage seats and a proposed reduction of unit trades from 100 to 10 shares to aid small investors.
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Old Dominion Trust
Post
Bigelow
Amalgamated
Copper Company
American Telephone Company
Isle Royale Copper Company
New York City
Amalgamated Copper
American Telephone
Readjustment Plan for Hudson & Manhattan Rail Road
The plan exchanges existing First Mortgage Bonds for new Five Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds and Five Per Cent Adjustment Income Bonds. Stockholders pay $8.50 per share to receive new bonds or scrip, with $900 in bonds per $1000 paid. A Syndicate will buy new bonds from the Hudson Companies to cover collateral notes and participate in the Readjustment.
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Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Hudson Companies
Public Utility Securities Official Quotations
Massachusetts notes show a non taxable issue with ex dividend status. A Ne 4.80 per annum rate is outstanding and exchangeable for Ceeeeee Sele 1, 1913.
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Massachusetts
New England Cotton Yarn Company Votes Lease Cancellation
At a special meeting, stockholders approved cancelling the lease of company property to Union Cotton Mills, subject to Union Mills stockholders' approval. The action follows a move to terminate the lease agreement. The Boston Stock Exchange fixed commissions on American Sugar Refining rights with floor at 1 cent and discretionary brokerage.
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John Pettigrew
Boston Stock Exchange
Pettigrew, Bright
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Union Cotton Mills
Union Mills
Committee On Commissions
Cotton markets show narrow trading with steady tone
The cotton market remained narrow and irregular with a generally steady undertone. Liverpool started weak then steadied on a rumor of Adrianople concessions, sparking a 5 point rally, then eased as selling hit. Spot buyers and brokers supported most losses amid bearish southern signals.
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Liverpool
Adrianople
Houston
Arkansas
Mississippi
American Telephone and Telegraph Stockholders Approve New Bond Issue
Stockholders of American Telephone and Telegraph voted to authorize directors to issue 67,000,000 dollars of 4 1/2 percent 20 year convertible bonds. The bonds are offered to stockholders for 20 percent of their holdings and are underwritten at 2 percent.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Company
State bonds selling well
A new issue of rate bonds offered by an Adams Co. syndicate is meeting with a ready sale. Investor response to the offering fully measures up to bankers' anticipations.
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Adams Co
Grain Markets Show Mixed Trend Amid Modest Gains
European wheat markets held a good tone with small gains as Northwestern receipts remained moderate. Late export sales were confirmed, though overall sentiment stayed featureless and price changes were limited. Oats closed steady, Liverpool and Paris futures showed minor moves, and Minneapolis and Duluth car receipts rose year over year with export sales reported at 120,000 wheat and 64,000 corn.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Budapest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Metal markets show extreme dullness in Jan trading
Copper steady while tin weak and bids stay firm. London prices ease with spot copper at £68 17s 6d and futures £69 5s. A. Hirsch & Son quote £74 10s for March copper and £74 15s for April, with others asking £76 for all deliveries.
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Tesh Vacndekacs Aoee
Cookson’s
London
Aaron Hirsch & Son
Mass bonding and insurance company records 1912 peak
The Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company reports record operations for 1912. Net premiums rose by 1 275 337 and total income increased by 1 304 978 with a 625 389 excess of income over disbursements. Expenses dropped eight percent and dividends of six percent were paid as the firm expanded with over 2000 new agencies.
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Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company
Calendar for Today Features Steel and Utility Stocks
The page lists share movements for Consolidated Coal Lackawanna Steel common Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light preferred New Hampshire Electric Railways preferred Osceola Consolidated Mining Pope Manufacturing preferred Sterling Mills United States Light and Heating preferred with percentages ranging from 1 to 81 2 percent indicating varying daily changes.
Diverse stock quotes and ex-dividend notes from 1920s listings
A dense slate of security prices and dividends including U S Rubber common and preferred issues, American Railways, Amparo Mining, Atchison, Brazilian Traction, Cambria Steel, Canada Cement, Crown Reserve Mining, Eastman Kodak, Hood Rubber, Illuminating Power Securities, Montreal Light, New York Central and others. Mentions ex-dividend dates, multiple percentages, and note of books open or close.
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American Railways
Amparo Mining
Atchison Common
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power
Cambria Steel
Canada Cement
Crown Reserve Mining
Eastman Kodak
Illuminating & Power Securities Corporation
Montreal Light, Heat & Power
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Norfolk & Western Adjustment
Ohio Fuel Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Electric
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Pullman Company
Pure Oil Company Common
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Sears, Roebuck Common
United Cigar Stores Common
Barnegat Sea Stories by Bourke Duo in Post Magazine
A Barnegat sea tale by S Ten Eyck Bourke and Charles Francis Bourke appears in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The feature promises nautical lore and period journalism characteristic of the duo.
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S. Ten Eyck Bourke
Charles Francis Bourke
Next Sunday
Post Magazine
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Southern California Edison Co
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Loose-Wiles
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People’s Gas
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Texas Pacific
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Old Colony Trust Company
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American Trust Company
Houston Electric Company
Office of International Trust Company
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Puget Sound Electric Railway
First Consolidated
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Key West Electric Company
State Street Trust Company
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
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First Mortgage
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Marcon Wireless Telegraph Company
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